The Express. — London, England, 1861-05-22 00:00:00

NEU SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NT =mac m.aoa►w.) BATH KLETING.—(THIS DAY.) WESTON STAKE'S. Straight KW wile. Ilarkaosa, Nora d'Arnoor, Commander, Spriagboh, SwpPaw% Marmite, Lord Stinky Paradox, lawretiou, Priam Edward. Gnailoll, Lord Albin, Tolora*, Hawke, Eatrwarot, Patriot, &Amity, aad febrilago are hare. SOMERsE ROI IRE )(TAX Di Two mar. 210 yard.. Mourooch, Minutia. Fitrawm, EAdale, Humble Bee. Partner from Ken 7, Vohella, Vi .'gar 11111, Aatheot, Itiagborre. Nis to SE Alison Highdyer.Lady Cher. lorbeld, Modem, sad Nest Lad are here. PAIU roartir.--Simpis Biwa. Shia Sultaa, Huck, and LAU. Dreamer. BADMINTON STAKES. T.V.C. labewrowa, iidlorion Springbok, Diarretira, Markima, sod Panwite are broil. DVRHAM PARK HANDICAP. I mile S fur. 3D yank Roshis Dro. Wakrfonl. Kinusnley, J_ OI IT Lfuesp. eiyuset, Riogbuste, Sharpshovfor, Sp:o rgan. AJI sad Ikea an ham iLk\CIIWZR MESTING.-(THIS DAY.) TRAFFORD HANDICAP. Ow =Ow Luau,. I IPIskor• ZZaaL are La L°P. esklx r, Wysafty, Ward. sal RAPLING STAKES. T.Y.O. Lord (lid% North Pete, Elsner, aad Heather are here. UNION CCP. One mile sad • quarter. Pact Lord, Many se m, uepe Flyaway Itruielo, apeeker. eismoad. SYrerds. Tin kat U PP" h " d • iluotruse. Profaner La* Yap" Nort Lioaishire. Lopoteber, Lady Lonna, thespibegoa, Knightsbridge, sod North Woad re `llll. Netting 10 ni .1 mast Cape flyaway (t), 4to 1 eget Hasty Nora (t), 10 to 1 eget any other. 11011)1'CE WAKES. tree mile end three-quarten. /Starlight, Helenas, sad Pebble are here. PHILLIPS' HA N L/ICA P. Abut 5 furlongs. !pi. et..a, !Syringe, Panne% Sheffield, Pebble, Longshot, Weasel, Dubious, Siuire Parse, and Turnbull are hen. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) OPENING OF TRINITY TERN. This was the first day of TrieityTerm,xoTthe herbal Judges of the several ODlllial at common law took their sesta oo the beech at the usual hour. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Sittings in &woo. --f Before the Lord Chief Baron, sad Barnes Bramwell mad Chanson.) 14,INING V. CLAM/X.-AWACS/IMM - - -----• • This was a rule ohtained by Mr. Garth for an attach ment against one William Goy for • contempt d court Rader the Vol awl 24th Victoria, c. 127, sec. 2 0 i, asil the Gib awl 7th Victoria, c. 7 3 , "C. 2 . it appeared that on the sth of Itecemher last • writ was limed in the seas Of LlAlthille v. Clarke, in the Dame of William Walter Foley, ail attorney of Um court, sad na the ere coming before the master he allowed with the debt at 4/. Ha bd. the sum of 12/. as costa. Roth these mum were paid to Guy, who gates receipt in the name of Ni. Foley. Mobsequently the defendant in the action met Ni. Foley. and in consequenc e of the conversation which th e n *weed between them the latter went tot: uy's houm,sticl there maw his own name on • braes plate on Guy's door. Guy thee seat that Mr. Foley could not prove that be had taken procesdiap le his alum, sad suggested • settlement, but the facts of the as haslet come Railer the cognisance of the law Society, they iustituted the proceedings which led to the present rule. Mr. Ilcst now showed cause against the rule. Their lordships directed that the matter should be re igned to the manor. HOr r. HCCRIM-PLANDIA. This wog an action for alandsr, to which the defendant pleoleel not guilty. The plaintiff alleged that th e d e f en d an t, in On we, cif hie 'hopes's, had culled his a thief. Th e verde t found for the defendant, and Mr. Digby Meyrnoux afterw.irde of • rule to set it aside as against the weight of evidence. It vas argued het lerua, tied The Court now d e liv ere d juifignient, refusing the rule. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Baton tie Aida Ordinary.) GUMMI% OCILWIT MID TATLOL The Solicitor-Ceamsl mowed that the deem Mai for a dimolatioa of his marriage °Maimed at t►e gait of Mr. Gummy be made absolute. The ('ours mule the deers LLAT c. GOAT — (ruz Qum% THOM* nirsvinirro). Is this iam the petitiosser had prayed ho have her peti• lion dem need on the ioterveutioa of the geese's proctor ; hut the court had relined to allow that to be dean She had therefore appealed against the decides of the court. I*. spiek, (fur her Maprity's proctor) prayed the judge to eppoist a day for hearing the appeal. Ife C. l'reeswell was usable to name a day, loseasse there la* loathing before the full court, he had we requested Nay of the common law judges to attend. Be world make as order. however, that it should be heard on the kit day that the full court might happen to be sitting. LATHAN r. LATHAN AND canna In this case the amen 4:Cableway halm bees by the petitioser, The court made the decree aid for a dissolution almolute. pustulates or Tim HtTLawic cuelT. The maw our lot contains 153 petitions, or 12 mare thee appeared in the het for Feder term. Dories that term. homier, the court was only able to sit five days, and 5 of the 153 mem see part beard. Eleven of the petitions are hr hand separstioa, 1 far the restit u ti on o f con j uga l It* end 1 for a deelaranon of Nullity of marriage. There are hl estmeion jury and epeeial jury causes The mat are to be hard before 'the Judo Ordinary intim skew Then Is I paper sash lIERRUPIB' COURT. (Dam /Ir. Kerr.) POIMIIIIIII O. LUMML-14111MI PALLS AND LOOT PSOPIIMIT. This wet ae relies to mime If. Ha, the v. 1.. of • gest mid mellenta. loot at • tall held at lither's Hotel. The *WWI ina called by Mr. Grey. aed mid that be amid tall at fialtrea Heed is Unitary hat. He pee his lemma aim to • waiter aed received a ticket with the miaber. At the mat to f tatmlestlea al the sight's feativities the was sat eted. Cremenniamel by Mr. Illeil—The coat was • new OM la the ket was • atmetehier key, • pair dgloom sad • Pallet The ball was got up by • philaathrm plc mewl, to meet tie peer &ring the kite reclemmt wea ther howeht the YAM h a t the ball at a palilie.boam. Maw • Lill is the window d the public house at white my *het Mut or parahread uglify*, the fact that my mat bed bees idea' Mr. Hod easammied that Mr. flatter could not be made bath in such •am as Ude The wester took the lest tad pea op • tick* het MO let is the service at Mr. Balker go• such a duty. Re we eel swaged to take care at esete, cooly the In. egad am be chuffed to defernitiat Age,. it had eat beam elm that the plaintiff gave the Parlor &aphis( ter his freebie is taking care of the cost. Morsoez—nuns INS MO bailment. Mr Ilrel—Jaat er4 The hall at Use betel van hired by philitia society far • ball, sad the waitms gave Mims few e ats as d b eta .• I meant to give tbe waiter something whim I rewired my coat ; if be were sot responsible of what yea the ticket? Ilcs !femur—Had you given tbe waiter • halfpenny Malt Ite rent there soul.' Lore bees some croarideistion. As it 1.10 0.0 as. bow you can mare defendant or tho yahoo 4 1 .10. To maks ilefinelint liable tea will have to slew t;rev, ana that you hove not 'loos. 'Pei this declaim plaintiff elected to be Donsuito I. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKENWELL egrammit. or Iwo Mori;nutra ---- arta. T wo well known yeas( thieves, wbo oa this magic" gam ho ...h same. Marta L owery aid J*t. Jews, residiag is ilechapel, wore els= with attemptim to eater Krt. ell houses ia the boyhood of Highlatry New Yr. Weludiag appeared fee the primmer& M Th" penmen wen sees 'albeit's is the neighbourhood of Lsgloe. sad hang semested, were watehed slid seen to 'tier several fom-cearte and prdem. surd try the door, sod • %dom. Not sameediag in their endeavours, they moral 'ff. awl went as far se Highbery New Pork, when they s:ro let the wine, and were in the net of raising • parlour to.ly when they were apprehended and tak e n i n t o ca . K.: lce•enestablee Tompkins, 315 N, and Taylor, 100 N, 4- otiOed the primmer. a. having been more than once coo of attempts to eater houses, and fur loitering with meat to commit felony. P...lefene o was that the primmer, had so felorrioue Ant were nterelv taking a walk. , seatonced the prisoners to three months' hard .use in the House of Currectioa. THE HIGH STIEWARDAIIII. or CANIZIDOL—The drub of the Duke of Bedford has rendered Tread the high .rddlip of the borough of Cambridge, his grape Irv* " . "'..kd to it on the death of Lord Macaulay 0 . The ar : ~s tsivot is in the g ift o f t h e Tows Coosa, win an ni_di 4rilionam to get A . d Palmerston to All an loolvem graduated M.A. in 1 , 0111. and four t= no, r seer repro. ast...l the University in parlininest. Other names men t.g'd ere those of Lord Itroughtoo, M.A., 1808 ; Lord Car oetion, M.A. IMI . S ; Lord Moines,* WA. lftl3 ; Lord 1816 ; and Mr. R. Monciton THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 22, 1861. ROYAL .40111 CULTURAL 50C7117.-(rins DAY.) The annual meeting of this society was held at soon, at the rooms of the society, Hanover-square, the Earl of Towle in the chair. Among those present were Lord Perorations, Lord N ernes, Lord Walaingliani, the Hon. Colonel Hood, Colonel Chalkier/4 Mr. Millward, Mr. Wren Ibakyns, Mr. W. F. Hake, Mr. from Mr. Jonas Webb, Mr. 11. Corbet, Mr. Owen Wallis, Mr. 13. Deuce and Mr. Drum, Mr. Astbury, Mr. H. Corbel, Mr. S. Sidney, Mr. Stratford, Mr. Torre, Mr. Turner, Mr. Freebody, Mr. Moore. The attendance wag far awn numerous than usual. The trot ' , winces was the election of members of the council to till up vacancies. The result was that the Lot submitted be the courted was unanimously adopted. tM the motion of Lord Fzielootan, seconded by Mr. W. F. Humes. his Royal Highness the Priem Consort was re quested to accept the office of president for the ensuing year, the Chairmen haring previously intimate.' that his royal highness had signified his willingness to accept that post fur the year in which the annual show would he held in the metropolis. The trustees having been re-elected, the Chairman was about to put the names of the proposed vicepresidents, when SIDSZT requested that they might be submitted surittio, es be hail an smendment to propose, and this ens accordingly duce. Lord Walaingharn having been re-elected vice-preshlent without opposition, on the nett name in order being sub mitted, namely, Mr. Raymond Barker, Mr. & SIONti proposed as an amendment the name of hie Gram the Doke of Sutherland. The thi.timielt observed that the present Duko of Suther land being a life member ? and not a governor, he wilt not eligible for the office of mee.president. (Laughter.) Mr. Raymond Barker and the remaining vice-presidente who retired by rotation were then re-elected. The CHAMII.Uf congratulated the meeting on the position and prospects of the society, and particularly on the fact that through the diligence of the nuance oonimittes in col lecting arrears the sum et 2,000 f. had been recently added to the amount invested in the funds. The Srearrseir (Mr. Hall Dare) then read the report ol the council : " The column report that during the past half-year 87 members have been elected into the society, 6 governors and 67 members have died, and the DAIDeII of 23t members have been oo various accounts omitted from the let of the snciety, which accordingly now comprises:-84 life g0 ...r00m ...room 90 governors, 3,:1'9t members, 1113 life members,and 18 hon. membersonaking a total of 4,63, names on the list. The council have elected Lord Feveraliam to supply the vacancy in the elms of trustees, and Lord Walsinglimin in that of the vie...presidents, caused by the decease of his Grace the Duke of Sutherland, and the resigna tion flif the Earl of Hanlwicke. Mr. William lianday, of Holm* Pierrepoat, has been elected a member of the council in the room of Lord Walsingluun, and the Earl Cathcart in the room of Lord Ferershem. The statement of accounts for the half-year ending 31st lla eember, lilt), ha. been examined and atroroved by the so ciety's auditors, and by Messrs. quitter, and Co. The foaled capital has been lately reined to the aenOent of 14,2191. 2s. 9d. stock in the New Three per Centa by a further invest ment of 2,0001. The finance committee have been enabled to effect this by the large collection of Kneen of subscrip tion, which they have received authority from _the coun cil to require all d e f au lt ers to pay. Repeated applsm tioas having been made for the arrears stall outstanding, it has been decided to take proceedings in the county coerts against those who continue indebted to the society. The gnosticn of the free admission of governors and members to the show-yard daring the society's country meetings has been under the consideration of the counciL Governors and members who have paid their subscrip tion for the current year, will be admitted free by ticket. issued by the secretary, which tickets will not be trans ferable ; and any governor or member who shall be found to transfer or lead hie ticket will be reported to the council, and will in future forfeit the privilege. of mem. bership. Application for the member's ticket is to be made in Lembo, either by poet or perinnally , not later than Friday, the 12th July, and afterwards at the secretary's office, near the entrance to the show.yard. The interest attaching to the country meeting will be this year largely *erased by the competitive trials of steam cultivators. The result of them trials will be made known at the Leeds mesting. The iseelsty ha offered this year a prim of 1001. far the beet -bred stallion, harsag served merge *Wog the amass 1861, which, in the "Mies el the Nips, is best eakedsted to Impture I pd erpatunts the breed of the egad wed stout thomugh-erea 01110 for passal rod porgegam, sod an unusually Imp amour for lanes in Misr deems, they eon templet* that peat interest will be missed at this meeting dry the bleeders of horses and the public generally t the kingdom. The entries of implements sad wischinery in motion, to be exhibited at Leeds, closed on the Ist of May, and the council have the satisfaction of Mating that the applications for space in this department of the show-yard exceed those of any previous meeting of the society. The entries for live nom and dm, which will close oe the lit of June, already ' give Indications that this portion of the exhibition will be equally satisfactory. The arrangements for the Leeds meet ing, to be bold in the week °emotional ngJ uly 15, are advancing rapidly. The show-yard will be open as under :—Moodsy, for implements and for stook (after the judges hav e made their award), 6s. ; Tuesday, 2s. 6d. ; Wednesday, 2e. fid. ; Thursday, Is. • Friday, Is. The sncemsful compe titors for the grime offered by the society have, been, in Clam IX., for 1869, Professor Tanner, of Queen. College. Rinaingbara, who gained the prize of 10i. for his Fray on the Breeding of Farm Stock, and in I am VIII., for 1860, Mesas. Itayabird, of Hackwood Park, I Besiagetoke, the of 101. for their paper on Adultera tion d ßeeds. l a in Clams VIIL, fur 1860, and VI. and IL, for 18110, the arm wen sot considered worthy of the primes, mad the cora gannet forbear frees es their regret that there wee nos greater competition. Her Majesty has been graciously pleased to gnat a site of 26 scree in the Regent'. Park for the purpose of holding an Exhibit/seer Seca and Implement. in 11462. The Council have made the necessary arrangement. with the Office of Works, and trust that the numbs, of distinguished agri culturists, British and foreign . , who will visit the Interna tional Exhibition will by their presence in the show-yard bare an opportunity of witnessing the magnitude and semen of our department of national industry. It has been resolved by the comical to maintain the original scheme of districte fur the country meetings of the society, viz. : A. Comprising the comities of Cumberland, Durham, beiod, and Westmoreland. B. Lancashire wad 'lorkshire. C. Cheshire, Shropshire, and Stafferdshire. 1). Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Lincolnshire, Noting healable*, and Rntlandshire. & Reath Wales sad iiereitedxhine, Massmouthshire, and Woreestershim F. Bedfordshire, Berkshire, Beeh_leghswe h We, Closeouts' , shire, .l . orthamptooshire. Oxfordshire, Warwickshire, and Wiltshire. G. Catubudgeshire. Una, Herttonlehire, Haan ire, Norfolk, sad Suffolk. H. Cornwall, Devonshire, Dereetabire, and Ilesiermirthire. I. Hemp shire, Kent, dungy, lielent. L The Metropolis and its Postal District" On the motion of Lord Baams, sessoded by Mr. & &D. my. the report was adopted. Mr. Horn, chairman of the Mance enmatittes, after wards submitted the haleaos-shset, which Awed receipts for the half-vear ansouatuic to 9,7241. 19e.; sad.• expendi ture of n,4461. Cs. 6d., leaving ► balsam of 1,2784. Um Bd. SHARE LISIS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocit. The railway share market today is quiet. There is a rise of / per cent. in Great Western and Caledonian stocks, and • fall of if in Midland and Lancashire and Yorkshire. Other descriptions are quoted much the same as yesterday afternoon. London and North Western stock is now quoted 93* to 94 ; Great Western, 72 to* ; Midland, 119/ to I ; Lanershire and York shire, ion to ; Sou& Eastern, 791 to 80, being rather flat ; Caledonian, 961 to 97k; and Great Northern, 1084 to 109*. Lornbardo-Yenetian Railway shares are quiet, at 1-16 dia. to 1-16 prem. The Indian and Cana dian lines are steady. 100 100 Ia Iqo ii. 1 11 1.100 __ 100 100 100 100 1 100 1 WO 11 1.1 14( I eV DIUTISLI a. I Pd kanwara I AMOS' di IL LAI l ik il w - 7,..arc1i,1157.9. azdag ppm 10 071' re I — ire 474 BAR.,Bnoß•&Goderldi Op.'. Ws., Aug. 1, 1872 isexiodbyßull.&L H Do. J 1171,1871, alio_ Do. Juno 1, 1874, ditto. Oileutts & & !men.. 10 CopeT.&Dockep.o.gun 7 0 °Won. gsa.. g tper oast 16 Eastern Be 00 lad Indian 11l De. Jubbulpore la Do. 4 1 P. N.Debeet I/I Do. 6p. et do Do. do. do. 186640 all Geelong & Nelboaroe 100 Grand Trunk of Canada all Duo. per et. Prat ill i 6 es. Pref. 6 p.ct.Bc all Do. 6 per et. Dobent MI Do. 7 per el. 1882 all Do. do. INT. . all Do. do. _1872 DO Great Indian renlosals 10 Do. New 00 Ot.B,otlaNap Bt: m t all GUNN{ Canada. a LB Do. New all Do.6p.cßdupoy72.w.op all Do. 61 do.. 77,wit.op all Do. do. 78 withoutop NI Do.llap.d.Bda,pay.77 00 Nadeau, Guar. 44 per et. 00 Do. do. 6 per et. N Do. per e. fttea all Do. 6 per cent. do -00 Melb.Corp.6 p. alike& all N. Brunswick & o.nada `ado cp. oh. Do. . lood do. 96 97 I 4 I 1 le 6 n If If 41. !dm par f f 416 100 101 t ;4 90 93 11i 98 11+ 91 41. 97 id K 86 NI Bl 80 Sie =m, ... II T i T I T I V 90 100 1 Ok Zs St Ili I I MU, el Oemeerda. U 4. 116. Do. 4, p. Fret, Ma. 2.0.1.1111 IL DM and Woe SAWN et. lead= 1,110,100 el el. Lambe 100.866 et. Seatimptou 110e,000 et naafi& SAN IND De. New ODLONIAL eovwiii Oos.Ciov. 0p.0.Jaa.17 pair/ 11N0-2 Do. 4 par cont. 1801 Do. 4 per coot., 140-4 Do. I pot at. P010.4440g. Do. dpor et. Noratalep. Do. i pre coot. CYpofOUoOp.otl/40 . do. PIO Do. do. 101 Now Brunow.Oov.o N.B. Wain Ov. p. a 100 Do. p. 0.. 11771 Po 1170 Do. II p. GOON Nova Scotia O p. el 14p Deb. roclom. 1070 S.Aa Om p. a. Sorb 414.10. Op. 0.J50.1.1412 DO. de. Op. a. Apr. k ft in:iiis , aurora sas. (PMNAII Ilrftkbes Liu Derr. 6 4 . Oss. (1%06111 lag &net (Mows) &A Cando! 1 61 74. 7.14 1 a I KWh. Azusa (Twolatk.) Grambler & et. Nib" Gnat floor T 0.1111. Alfred Tofu. a. 111, Vcw Oren ig. 111 12.0 So 1 v.a. si 100 j 1ii..4..7.1.6 I 19 1 m 971 ... lIS 111 0 SO M le N Ile Ide ger 11OURITINI. Sliaa izirsa Wes Dewar (Urry Waal) rsi Dsima N. Prams (T ri IL WIL Ilerm4 ) Walk Whoa y Pre Ow& pos. Illwftrass (11 1 . 11 = Ora BBL Co. S. ,116 Clerr) Y. Can Pm (Mogan) S. Dion kat a & ess. Minim (La. 6. W. ham& llow) airy Park Tamar YU. &Sari Ils.C 6. 1.10.51. Wr_ ( ) V - do of Teory • r iii. d ) West Beinet ).. . Omen Wed Mae no 113 liii — ist 108 110 1011 110061 11 101 f 1 leg 107 108 108 100 90 100 IMP 100 IN See US 1111 k _ll. 4a. 17 - 2 - or 14611 106 lON i rll iki: le 41.7. -1 8 1 8 - 1 1 110 180 866 11.1 100 106 116 16 16 bi .14 to. WI N 2} a a • p 111_ MIT. 14 - 7r — araWaJa — Wait) WI. y (Ua. Waal) Wheal Mary Aao (Maaboadet) Wk. Tralawasy (IM PUWON 1 - ,4.4 MINEB.--(17118 DA Y.) Two o'Ctomt. There is again little business to-day in the mining market. East Caradou shares are steady, and are marked in the Stock Exchange 241 and 24}. The other transaction. have been chiefly in share, in East Wheal Grenville, Wheal Beton, Marks Valley, and Lady Bertha mines. Bt. John Del Rey Mining shares are in demand, and are marked 34j, 35, 3111, and 35 . There are also inquiries for Kapunda Mining, which have been dealt in at to lj prem. The following are reported to us from the Stock Exchange as last evening's closin g pri ces : _ . Allred Comas, T i o 2-* ; Calvados 4i to 5 ; Cam bers' Vasa, 11 to ; Cook's Kitchen, 114 to 5 ; Fist 100 to 21 ; Garadon, 231 to 44 ; East earn Sea. it to 8 ; NIA Grenvi ll e, 475. to 42e. ; Nast Rowell, 6 to; ; LA Dees Great Consols, 14 to 2 ; Herodstoot, Mt to 404 ; Nark. Valley, $4 to 1 ; North Downs, 41 to 4 ; Providence, 40 to 1 ; Rosewarzie United, 23 to 4 ; Sortridge emboli', 8.. 6d. to 9s. 6d. ; South Condon, 300 to 5 ; Stray Park, 3/ I to 6 ; West Oaradoe, 70 to 2 ; Went Roes Lows, 11 to n ; Weil Poinseer, 19a to Ms. West Setae, 342 to 7' i ; West Stray Park, 41 to ; Wheal Lehott, 34 to 1 ; Wheel Motyprot, !SO to 1 ; Wheal Trolatintoy. 154 to 161. At Rowswarse Console meeting yesterday the accounts showed a debit balance of 2001. 124. A call of :to. lid. per share was made. The Charlotte United Mine* accounts presested at the neestirog on the llah leg. showed a debit balance of !MK le. 4.1. A call of 7*. per chars wee mad° on the 5 140 ,4. Auer*, and • call of 2*. Rd. per sh are es th e 860 tree of call to the extent of 4e. C.d. DIIIPItgaTa ATTLMMT TO MIIRDIIII.—A chocking attempt to murder was made by Henry Carter on one of the warden of the Richmond Prison, Dublin, named Bell, on Satunloy last. (Airier, who i. a deserter from the 40th Regiment, ts at present undergoing a term of six months' imprisonment for an assault committed oo police.ennstable 79 A, who endeavoured to arrest him in the suburbs of Dublin, on a charge of deserting from his regiment, cad 'ideally &moulting beadeonstable Rock, of the Balbriggan imostabulary stance. On Saturday Bell had occasion to visit the cell in which the primmer was noosed, when the hatter sprang upon him, and with a moor inflicted two frightful wounds on his neck. Medical aid was promptly obtained for the wounded man, who is in a very precarious state, slight hopes being entertained of hie recovery. The prisoner was carefully secured, and as be is a man of most desperate character, every means were adopted to prevent him doing further injury to any penal. OADDIALT MARIS AID *room. sa.I N LILWATL Illtm.,MoL &Nair Val 'lkockburn Myth and ?yin Boston, ilUalk Md.C Ca l e tol and . . ldonian Cork and Banda. orbenwall De. 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NAN IS Nein Waterwoets.... sll , 4 41 -. 19 11 lialdatS.lrs.lls.7p.e. * 11 ale 101 - - IS STIR American Land . 60 ' - - - 105 all ,1146gLes I. JNelien - 0.00 110 Brit.& Irish Mag. TeCA all St 116 ... all Briers le Oraleseesea. .- - -. 0.151 SO Do. II 7 per ailsU* on Itt IS - 10063 [ Canoes= Innen Zell 11 1! - MY* II Ds. 0 61" t i rtstenslas 10 an I - ... 9.010 IS . soda Land ell 110 113 •-• -.. 9000 10 Channel Islands Tel. (L: all -. ... NII Dektt Rhenish 4 :1 t h a - 11160,000 N. t Mg. or Run& elt. ell -.-- 1010 all ,nestern of Rance lAN* SI. °rota Balsas - all Od. Russia. gna. 6. p. e. -.- -. MIN 11l Do. !Velment* IN 1011 NV - N all 04 Central of ?ranee.. - - ... *IMO St Do. Op. et. ?ere. Deb. 100 111 1011 -. 11 all .04. laxembs. Cow/ 14L 7 7 NAN N Inetledialrrig.dt Canal I 1 1 dis f * all Italian Junction - me IKON IL SissYde ew U Telegraph - 10 an Ulm emulsive, * Bela .- lA* IS Da N N ear/urn and Turnhout .. - ... -. 10,01111 6 Lg. and Asst. Oop. - 90 an Iseme and Genera .... .. .. - 111,100 U , Stearn Navigation 14 NS all Marla Antonia -- - IKON 1 Great Ship (Lted) .. all } 1 - 0 all illana.tflope } Itr the 111 - 199100 1 Do. 171 per cent. Fret all 1 ... 111 all Do. ep.olfrl I leig. got. DK - 1.1.1110 li Lon. Dtgrict TeL (L).. 6 -- - as IS all nortionsi et ?routes ltie nit - 109,000 4 Loot. (ten. Omnibus Cis en f 1 - 16 15 I Da. New Shares - -pa - i 1 pm - 0 50,000 Madras Dylan. R Masi I 1.0 ell Norwmpan Trunk Prof P 9 - 119000 le MaditerreneanNee.Tal all .-.- -11 l u Ottoman SatornaAldla) S 6 die - IMMO 10 *enter. EL TeL (Una) all 11 3 1 - N all Perla Lyons, and Iletill 104 371 - SO.OOO 16 National Discount Co.. 5 1 I die IS an , Perla and Orleans 63 63 - 41,000 SO NerbuddaCoatilren(L) I 01 Elio -, 110 17 illadio and IL Frandsen - 11,11111 II Netherlands Land ... all - - (Ternarn lin on) it. 7p. C. 41 6 die - I Do. sp. e., is. at 1 . dla. all f 1 ..-. 90 ISt Inisa end Mumbling - - -. /7114 100 N. Bruns. it N. Soot. Id. SO I 10 - ID all ,loyal Owlish - IN. Brit Australasian.. on 4 1 - 6 all Ineyal Swedleh -- - 60.100 1 Oriental Oa. - 4 ell Do. 7 per omit - - .. NON 1 Do. " New Shane' .. 11e. par Ipm SO ail Sambre and Moose - . 14 i ll id 40,000 15 en. IL NM. Mal.. b - -OW - 10 as I 115.51 per owl Pref. -. 010,000 St Peel River Land It Mtn. 100 11 53 - N SII 4 innanalolinals.7perol. li ti If Ms - 119005 611 NW& and Odom *sem an 71 73 ... IS N.iimait Loes.Venetlan dl. Ipm - Ilk SO Do. New 3O 11 13 cm ... * an illeniliern of lreass..- to - 40,000 Is See 41 led. TeL 0.41 all 17} 174 - *an I NN' llsadas - 10,000 111 r hoe all 161 1, -.. 10 011 Dre. 14 per seal. Fret- 91 - 10,000 Ili Do. New - 0 11 all Wm.& N. W.eit nesse Ne Ilf - Mow IN loyal Mal Steam _6066 66 SO II :Wainern of Arleta.... ..- .- - 100,000 St. • • lab A l ust. Inm. NO 117 13S - allinkebolen - ... 16.97/C S 6 th Australian Load all Ili 84 -. DININTUni ItTillOnl l6O 1 16. 000 lice 1 do. Tel. Scrip .. all 1 - Na I I eL I ms& 1 AWL prises. I Miss ,itentstenol.. all 1 - 11.600 10 Do. do. a I — iissalliL 0.114.6....a.haiatirn es no 1 12.80 111 ft Ag. of IS. Nenent4p.a.nsw.nliept. 91 911 (Welted) IVA Dorms 1 1 Ipm .... IKON St ILles4.4o4.Jaanle4 IN 911 10 .- 50.000 II TnistAtin Co.o.oearie I - - - ... 114 SeeN3 .slo N Rasa 4D. Ce. HO 11l N 31,000 6 1211 Kingdom Tel IL.). I iNI i 9 011 -. 177767 St, W.MldlandOKL-44p.01l I -.. we 10.000 100 Tao Ulesneu'a 1em1.•.. nil 9 10 94 BT. do. 3 cap. do Do. do. Load do Do. Psajaab Do. do 10 14 Do.latUttliot.g. .4401.1191044. 11) DUCK& MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAIJ Two o'CLocz. The funds to-day are extremely quiet, and Zero is no alteration of the slightest importance in prices. The other markets are also devoid of any interesting feature, owing to the absence of busi ness and of news. English railway stocks in a few instance. are rather better, and in others lower. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 69fr. 57c., being about 1-16 per cent. better than yesterday. Console are officially marked 911 and I for mo ney, and 91/ for the account. The pre sent quotations are 911 to 1 for money, and 91 1 for the 6th of June. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 2331 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 891, ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 76 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 151, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, uni, ; Ex chequer Bills, 6s. dia. The demand for Turkish bonds continues. A rise of } per cent. has taken place in both classes of stock, the Loan of 1864 being quoted 71} to 4, and that of 1868, 56} to 57. This is the only movementof importance in the foreign stock market. Sales are re corded as follows :—Austrian Five per Cents., 47} (exchange, 10114 ; Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 88} ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certifi cates, 991 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 224 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 47} ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 91} ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 91} ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 43} ; ditto Passive, 17} ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 71, ; ditto Six per Cents., 1854 564 ; ditto, for account, 564, 4, }, }, 57 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 571, 59. At the Bank of England yesterday tee demand for money was moderate. In the open market there was not much disposition to do business unless at an advance upon the Bank rate. About 5,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank to day, and 60,000 sovereigns were withdrawn for New York. The amount of Australian gold known to be still at sea is 556,000/., of which 176,000/. is fully due. Annexed are the particulars : Days e Gold on balsa Name. Soiled. 8 Anna n. Value. Owsa Gloodowor Feb. 2 ... 108 ...... 14,158 ... 257,000 Bieber Marco Yob ..... Feb. 18 ... 92 Peru Priam of Wales March 4 ... 78 Borers Mania Yorkaltise 139,001 £556,000 Some relief is felt at the announcement that the exchange at New York, though quoted in the letters at 104} to }, had risen, according to the latest private telegrams, to 1041 to 105, at which quotation it is described as " firm." The foreign exchanges this afternoon were again firm, with a favourable tendency. The rates for bills on Belgium and Frankfort were quoted rather better for this country. The Vienna exchange, which lately experienced an important fall, now shows a considerable rise. Subjoined is our usual lid : Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 12 to 1 • ditto 3 days, 11.171 to 181 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 121 to 1 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.85 to 70 ; Hamburg, ms. bane°, 3 months, 13.9 to 4 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.371 to 421; ditto, 3 months, 25.70 to 5; Frankforteoudbellkine, 3 months, 1181 to 1191; Petersburg (pm rouble), 3 mcntbs,33l to f, Vienna,e ff . So., 3 monthiN 14.80 to 5; Trieste, eft. So., 3 months, 14.00 to 5 ; MadrM, 3 months, 481 to 1 ; Caiz, 3 months, 481 to 1 ; Leghorn, 3 mouths, 25.85 to 90 ; Genoa, 3 =oaths, 25.70 to PO ; Milan, 3 months, 23.70 to 80 ; Naplee, 3 months, 39 to 1; Palermo, 3 months, 117 to 1 ; Messina, 3 months, 117 to 4 ; Lisboa, 90 days, 521 to 1; Oporto, 90 days, 521 to 1. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was active, the sales reaching 15,000 bales, and prices were quoted id. higher than on last Friday. The public markets for colonial produce closed yesterday for the holidays. The appointment of Mr. R. P. Harding (of the firm of Harding, Pulleiu, and Co.) as of fi cial ma nager of the Professional Life Assurance Company, was yesterday confirmed by the Master of the Solis. This company was established in 1847, with a capi tal of 250,0001., and its liabilities are now roughly computed at 100,0001. There are nearly 1,200 shareholders, who hold about 40,000 shares. The report of the directors of the Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada, to be submitted at the annual meeting on the 31st instant, states the net profits for the six months ending the 31st March at 14,020/. It is recommended that out of the ba lance-14,4161.—at credit of revenue, a dividend at the rate of 8} per cent. per annum, lees income tax, be declared on the paid-up stock ; that one-half of the surplus profits over 6 per cent. per annum, and the usual charge for interest, amounting together to 3,4741. Os. 10d., be carried to the reserve fund ; and that 2501. be applied to the redemption of preliminary expenses. There will then remain the sum of 671. 14s. 3d. to the credit of the next half year's accounts. The directors congratulate the shareholders on the steady and satisfactory pro gran of the company, and state that the accounts which they receive front their commissioners in Canada of the general' prospects of the province, and of the condition of the properties now under mortgage to the company, are "highly favourable and ellOW11114611g. " An extraordinary meeting of the Sittingbourne and Sheerness Railway Company is called for the sth of June, to approve a bill now before parlia ment, the object of which is to enable the company to raise additional capital. The annual meeting of the African Steamship Company is called for the sth of June. A general meeting of shareholders in the London Chartered Bank of Australia is called for the 7th of June, to declare a dividend. The South Eastern Railway traffic, return shows this week an,increase of 1,2661. The traffic receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending May 3, were %Ma. sterling, being 8251. more than in the corresponding week of last year. To-morrow judgment will be given in the Bank ruptcy Court in the case of Mews. Davies and Troughton, bankers, of Shoreditch. - . In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday there were some further proceedings in the case of the Folke stone West Cliff Hotel Company (Limited). The hearing of the petition was adjourned to the 10th of Juue. With reference to the position of the New York stock and money market Messrs. Cammann and Co, report u follows, under date of the 7th inst. : • There has been no important change in the general features of the stock market sinus our last report, of 23rd ultimo. It continues to be influenced mainly by the *mese of political affairs. The renewal of lean fur the safety of Washington bud for a time a depressing effect; but as it is now considered as effectually secured. prices for some days past have been steady. Vigorous measures have town adopted by the government for the preservation of the 1111100 ; and the unanimity with which they are sustained by all parties io the loyal statea, leads to the expectation of their ultimate success, which imparts a better tone to the market. The uncertainty as to the extent and duration of the contest with the seceding states, however, operates as • check upon business, and the transactions are, consequently, on quite • limited scale. For the last two days prices have had an upward tendency, and they were generally firm at the close of to-day's business. For United States stocks the market has been rather more actiie. In the early part of the fortnight prices de clined materially, but have since had an upward tendency. Our present quotations show a decline of S per cent. in s's of 11174, but unimportant changes in other loans ' • G's of 1881 are slightly better. The principal sales have been of cA' Irs of 1874 at 76 to 75 to 772 ; conpoo d's of 1881 at 86 to 841 to 82, and registered at 881 to 90; 12 per cent Treasury Notes have sold at 100 to 101 i tolol. The Secretary of the Tmasury has given notice that he will receive proposals until 30th inst. for 13,978,000 dols. of 6 per rent Bieck, re. dimmable iu ten years. No Ma below per can be accepted. In state stocks the business continues mostly restricted to the bonds of the border slave states, which continue de - Lw".. There is a further decline of 3 per cent. in iasO ed Missouri 6's, but for other de,criptious our present loots boys show nu material change from those given in our last report. Pennsylvanias's sold in Fbiladelphis,onekint. at 75. The decline was caused by ram heavy forced mks. For railroad boob the market continues dull, but p 1 for the Medi* descriptions are steady, and is some seem there is a mall advance. Railroad sheres are steady, bat without much activity. The speculative demand is limited. and principally among the operators at the stock beard. while the orders for investment are few sod unimportant In the money market the supply on call loans is abondsmit at sto oi per cent., and the demand very limited. The iF count market has been unfavourable mflueneed by tie rod cent (Allures of highly respectable grins with Soothers esmi nesioos, and the sale of paper, with the exception of a bet leading names, has become very difßcult. The bank returns for the fortnight show a decrease in lams of 91,039 dole., and in specie of 2,506.046 dela. The receipts of gold we 1.713,15 e, dole. from California, and 138,190 dole. from Europe. Foreign exchanges are again lower, but the market for this mad closed firm. The James Paton has arrived from China with 502,2901 be. of tea. TUIRDLY Evers. Consols, which closed yesterday at 91/ for the 6th of June, opened this morning at 911 to 92, reced to 911 to 1, closed at 91/, or 91 13-16 to 15-16. For money the last prioe was 911 to $. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 914, I, 1, ; ditto, for account (June 6), 911 ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 891, 1,1, ; New Three per Cents., 89}, 4 t, Five per Cent. Annuities, 107 ; 30 Years Annui ties, 1880, 121 ; ditto 1885, 161; Bank Stock 232 ; India Five per Cent. Stook, 1014, 1; &tie for account, 1011 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debar tutus, 1858, 96 ; ditto Bonds, 21s. dis.•, Five pet Cent. " enfaoed" rupee paper, 94, 931; ditto Five- and-a-Half per Cent., Mk. _ _ The Indian Five per Cent. stock was quoted 1011 to f • the Five per Cent. rupee paper, 931 to 94 ; the ' Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 991 to 100; India Bonds, 21s. to 143 e. die. ; and Exchequer Bills, 435. to %. the. The Turkish Bouds of 1858 were in demand to day, and rose I per cent., owing to the communica tion referred to below. The closing quotation was 58 to }. The Loan of 1854 was steady, at 70f 1 714. Mexican Bonds remain quoted 22 to;. Otin. foreign stocks were quiet. Bank shares were generally firm. Bank of La/El don were quoted rather better. Cauada Laid shares show a decline. In the miscellaneous share market there was no variation, with the exception of a alight decline in Great Ship, which closed at se. 9d. to Se. 3d. The closing quotations for shares in new undue takings to-day were u follows :--Ueean Marine In- Nuance, to prem. ' • Thames and Massy Marine, 1 to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine 4- suranots to I prem. ; London and Provinsid Marine, i die. to par ; Natal Land, to I prens. ; and China and Japan Steam, to prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET&. MAR-LANI.-(THIS DAY.) The weather, which has bees sultry, has was climogiaL Wind today is from N.N.W., cool and cloudy, and the barometer is slightly going back. The supply of home-grown wheat this week is particadarly short ; flour very limited ; barley, oats, beans, and peas very contacted ; Scotch oats was reported, and only one mesa cargo of Irish. The Amigo arrivals of wheat an again vow heavy, principally from the Baltic, with several auger el American, Spanish, Mediterranean, and Black Sea. a large quantity of Americas barrels. Barley, supply, Prussian, Danish, sad Black Sea. Oats, a supply of Swedish, Danish, Prussian, Ramiaa, adr The wheat trade to-day altremely dill far both and foreign, and to effect Naha las money must be labia than on Monday last. Flour, owing to the large supply of American, and lower quotations yesterday at Liverpool, is equally dull, and fria transactions are noted. Barley without change. Oats excessively dull, and in moat cases can be beogitt at ed. leas than OD Mortchiy. The trade in seeds generally very slow, and values shoat the same as last day. Floating cargoes more quiet, at about the same rates as Monday last. Warm—English : Essex and Kent, while, new, 41s. to 635. ; ditto, fine old, 675. to 72a; ditto red, new, 39, :. to Sk•l ditto, line, old, 61s. to 64.. ; Norfolk, he., ens, old, als. Ws.; red, new, 49a. to 57e. Foreign : b sntaic, 67e. to 695. ; tine, 69e. to 75e. • Konigsberg, elk to 63 a. ; dist°. extra, 6Gs. to 715.• Rostock, 66a. to 675. • fine. 675. to 695. ; Mecklenburg red, 00e. to 64a.; Uckermark ditto, 605. to We.; American white, 635. to GOe; ditto red, Gls. to 620 ; Canadian, Gle. t 0.675. - BAlLlT.—Eaglisb malting, 41s. to 445. ; fins, 50s. ; grinding, 265. to 305.; and distilling, 31a. to 325. per Ir. ; foreign grinding, 265. to 305.; ditto distilling, 295. to 30a; malting, 365. to 365. MALT.—Eaglish, &rex and Norfolk, Mk. to 645. • Ins. 114 s. to 745. ; Hinptai and Ware, fins, TO.. to 745.; b row, Ms. to 608. Oars —EouWh feed, 24e. Od. to 27.. Od. ; poeelo, 275. to 31e. ; oreigo, 23e. Od. to 27e. 1133, 28e. to 30e... Bwrs.-English tick, 335. to 37g ; harrow, 37e. to 41s. ; pigeon, 375. to 41s. ; foreign, Kansan, 28i. to 345. ; task 4(k. to 425. ; Honipberg, 41s. to 48s. • 33e. toide. PILAS.-Eaglish boilers, 40a. to 4451; whits and blue, 400. to 44.. ; maple, 42e. to 455.; grey, 365. to 415.; beg.39a. to 40..; foreign, 425. to Vb. FLOOL.-Englisi town, 495. to 50s. ; ditto doe, 535. to 555. ; country, 42a. to 45e. ; Norfolk sod Suffolk, Ws Id. to 30s. ; French, 46.. to 49e. pet sack; Antencao. 31s. to 345.; Canadian, 31s. to 34e. ; Spanish. 48s. to 50s. . Ftouitin Cutouts, all C. F. and I.—Wheat Bum& amid and Marianople, par 49Mba., 545. to 56a. ; (Mirka, 61.3. tos3e. ; Polish Odessa, pot 48011 e., red, 53a. to 575. ; wilt. 60s. to 62z. ; Danube and Ga!atn, 44*. to 5 91. ; 40e. to 42a. Barley : Eaptuut and Syrian, per 4001 he.. 235. to 265. ; Odessa sad thumbs do., 291. to 27a. Beam : Egyptian, per qr., 38a. to 395. Maize : Odessa sod Galata, per 492115., 395. to 40a. ; Mail and Bulgarian, per 4801b5., 38s. to 395. ; French, do., 314. to 395. ; American, do., Ma. to 30s. SZlD9.—Camary seed, per qr. 58.. to 62a. ; 1= seed, per qr., 41s. to 445. ; Hunter' seed, per white, 13s. to 15a. ; brown 12s. to 14s. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, 50s. to 575. ; Lin seed ' cakes, Ruglish, per 1,000, 121. 15s. to 131.55. ; Americiu; thin, in brls., per en. IU. ss. to 111. 15s. ; do., thick, round, and oblong, 101. to 101. 155.• Baltic, 91. to 91. ss. ; Marseilles, 91. 5.. to 101.55.; Rape calms, 51. to 51. 10s. so :1_ iii 10 10 10 10 10 1 to si. et 1017 100 100 100 100 Ibt 131. Ts Tr li 2 4 , 70 22 646 166 00 190 106 116 It I 9 /0 111 1$ Is IS II SS $5 I li NI •1 T i se ! ii a A 1 1 7.1 ..... 1 i iail PE I 1 54's 4 ha " OS 114 Si IS 1S 15 eS Si 1 Of AN 10 2 ni 21 SI 72 74 87 821 lbi lei U ille Ul li pa iti " t li dim 16 IT N 47 111 17 ...1 71,000 11.000 10,0001 00,000 12,000 10,000 16,000 16,000 91,006 00,000 22,000 10,000 100,010 00,000 10,000 140,000 0160001 63,174 wool II a I lASI 1 7 Pin - 1144. di .1 1 7 MINIOL [Q6 1 1 n - —. IS Sle ail . 47 AMU VALE INTO IpiDON_7lloll MAT . 20 TO MAYO English . d Scotch. IA& /*roles. Whist 3OO 25230 Sortie ilata Mol 820 43180 t lfto Flour Paella. CO socks ; lorolea, 470 sacks UM barrels MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SCCAIL—At the public sale of Ikrbadoes good qwablieu supported previous rates; low descriptions went Mktg lower. COMM—The large public sales are progressing without showing any material alteration in price.. TEA.—quotations are unaltered, but the demand emit& sues very limited StLTPETRE. —This article is out of demand, and mks could not be made without giving way in prices. Ricg.—The demand continuer dull, and prices with dif. acuity supported. Ruh without alteration. Setcmi steady. Corron.—Three hundred bales sold. Markets generally have a quiet appearance. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Petersburg Y. C. as the -le quoted 5&. ; May to June, 5Se. ; October to Deceasbes. Us. 6d. to Ms. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) News. Patteodeu and Smith report that the acconnto from the plantations generally sp..nk of a decided Wirers of fly this morning, from five to twenty and upwards en a leaf. Many hops are withdrawn from sale, and the market is mush more active, particularly for all fine samples, which are very scarce. No one seems disposed to back theduty. COAL MARKET.—(THIS Walls End Braddvl's /tattoo, 16s. 9d. ; Wins Ibid Cassop, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Thorpe, 15a. ,• Byre% Vs. 61. ; Cragltead, 15s. ; Huddles Hartley, 16s. 3d.'s Behind° Hartley, 16e. 3d. ; Lambert', Hartley, 160.-0 ships at market. PROVINCIAL SNARE MARZATS. LITERPOOL, MAT U.—Birkenhead, Br2ll--Caledonlan, Eastern Counties, 9,16-16—Oreat Northern, 1091-0 read Windera, 71—Laucsidure and Yorkshire, 1091—loodon and Noe* Western stock, 94—London and South Western, 9 4 1—Manche& ter, Sheffield. and Linco'n, 416—klidimin• Moak, 110}-1)106 new starer, 11 If p.—North British, 611 411.altersh 41 4.; d. —North Imams, Berwick 102 c lauDtt li nt a rarr i a North Midiand , 801 101—Ditto leads NI IF. south Eastern and Dom., i 14-111 64—W Oxford. ral rui —mutton and take Hums, 41616 riminitch 111 m" s if d. —Grand Trunk of Canaria, 4 3316 56.$—Oneat Loom boars, 616.16 7—ifireat Western of Canada. 111 11 Ditto shafts, 94 91 d. —Minds Central, ro d.—Bees York sad Br* 114 t!—'wines and M Insurance. 1 16. mrrencerak, MAT ri.-711e market was duet and an day. Orand 1 runk Oanada. —I ihnois antral, 311 cothire and Yorkshire, len 4—LoiWon a n north Wailers, 10. — Main lender, Sheeleld, and Lionoinshire 6 per cent. Prollmia" 1254—N ot tit Eastern, &mkt, 90—South Eastern. 24. I th• MIN tool ens r 018 rt aa a Os bon 7. la rem se cow i~