The Express. — London, England, 1865-05-24 00:00:00

laid -1..r. 4.- .... 77- L or (THIS DAT.) --.-- COURT OF BANIERIIPTCY. (Before Yes. Commissioser Hekroyd.) ▪ DAVID LioroLD LIWIL—ADJUDICATION AZIWILZD. •^ A , • ion of likekruptey wee made, a week or two Dsvii Leopoid Lewis, saseehent, at George- Notice m gives to dispute the sad this wee the day appointed for the ylng' b, Asia, 9.0., sad Mr. Bagley appeared in sapped of .bpdies ; Mr. Lawrence against Lt. gr7Fthat an arraegemeet had bees come to, by 'Ma t e e would be spared further trouble in this e w e , which might otherwise have occupied wend days. Ir had been arra nged that the petitioning creditor should elms in as an attesting creditor under the deed, and that tie intake in bankruptcy should be &seamed and the &d -isk:akar annulled. Order accordingly. (Before Mr. Registrar Brougham.) le II WOLULLUC—zrzaz Famine or AN ALICIAIDIuA HOOBL The bankrupt, Edmund Wollheim, described as of se-street, Wastbourne-terrice, was a member at the km of G. Wollbehn end Co., merchants, of Alexandria, in di rmersbip with Joseph Woll heim and Marks Schiff. they have no house in this country; ; but the bankrupt brin g temporarily here on hominess, was arrested at the suit of the Soled' bank, shoats creditors of the firm for 23,000/., sod could oily obtain hie release by booming bankrupt. This was the fad sitting ease the bankruptcy. Several proofed debt were made, mid Mr. John Louie Melvin. mar- AirpLopurs,Threignoorteadereet, was cheese Vii. ke• n' &soignee ; Merers. Lisklater sad Heckwood are, the edicitora under the proolodlnas. The liabilities of the arm are estimated at over 200,0001., sad the meets at about 180,0001. As the hones is in opium of winding up at Alexandria, the assets, which are princi pally there, will be admiaistered under the direction of the British consul at Alexandria. lir II T. tome. The bankrupt was a inembent, of Buinghall-street, and of Sidney, New See& Wales. He had bees largely engaged In shipping rola to Australis : This was the sitting for the p r oofs sad chaste. The preliminary statement of Messrs. Remy and Company, accountrata, discloses liabi li ties of 83,001(.; the meta, coo:Aiding of oomignments to Auks b. are estimated at about 12,0001. Mr. H. Bonito, warehouseman, Wood.street, and T. W. Newman, warehouseman, Si. Paul's Churchyard, were chosen creditors' seeigneee ; Mr. Heather ia the solicitor soder the proseedrugs. (Before Mr. Registrar Roche.) in Ii A. H. IL CHIMNEY. The bankrupt was described as a retired lieutenant {claret, of Glouceaterdoad, Regeare-park, formerly acting ▪ deputy cesendesiouer at several places in India. In the moonset acoompanyieg his petition he returns his debts at t.,780/., mayoral of which he states to be barred by the salute of limitatioes. He ascribes his failure to being corn riled to retire from the army threugh being pressed by erica creditors. This was the first sitting; bat no creditor attended, and choice was made. MIDDLES= SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) (13efore the lasistent-Jadge.) ROBUST OP PL&TL George Sawyer, 21, Viseent Sawyer s 19, and Emily Lodge, % were indicted for mealier( six salver epees and other eiklee, the property of Harry May, the meter of Emily ledge. There were throe other indict/meta against the ule primulas. Harry May laid be lived at No. 9, Gloooseter.grove, Went Brampton, sad the prisoner Lodge was in his service. Go is 6th of April he mimed six teaspoons, a salt spoon, a beit belie, and other plate, which Lodge had charge of. Ile shad her about the teeepooes, and abe did not know where ow were, but had mimed them the night before and did. se like to meetioi it to her mistress. She said, as an ex *alio; that a man bad been there to look at the gas, mad the she bed left him in the purge while she went to an- Mr Us bell to ano th er person, - and very likely he had taken tie thing s. Emma Foster, of No. 6, Peru-tenses, Brompson, said sie lived opposite the bones of Mr. May, and while at her &swim-room window, ea Wednesday evening, ate saw the prisoner go up to the gate of her master's houso,where thou ewe two men, one of whom was admitted to the house, asi she observed them go first into the drawing. coOM, sod then upstairs into Mr. May's bedroom. After Outten mioutee had elapsed the female prisoner admitted the other man, but she did not see them go away. The male prisoner were the men who were admitted to the how on that incedoe. Jobs Charlton, arsistanr to Mr. Somee, pawnbroker, of Felliauroad, produced a fruit knife and fork pawned by Gorge Sawyer. The other prisoner wee outside the shop at the time. Joseph Beery Taylor, police-sergeant 12 T. said on the 11th of April he saw the male prisciems in Hereford.equare, Ilessiogton, and he told them he charged them with Wog emoreed an stealing some silver from No. 9, Gloucester. gross West, and that they had been seen to go there on the eneleg of the robbery. The prisoner George said that he eertsiely bad been asked by Lodge to p there, but be hew within about soy silver. They both said they lived at No. 9, B ed ford-terrace, Chelsea, and he found that was their pouffe address, but the prieoners bad not been then for omits before. He took the female prisoner into custody cc the 7th of April for dealing the silver articles from her master. She mid she knew nothing about them. He searched her box, and amongst other things found a photograph of the prisoner George Sawyer, and by means of *blob he was enabled to apprehend him. The jury found the two Sawyers Guilty, and Acquitted 1,04 Inthe three other indictments against the Sawyers it ap peered that they went to Wee different places and took fur nished lodgings for a week, but in each case they decamped no the following morning, taking with them the bed-clothes, wearing apparel, and, in fact, aavtbiog and everything they ould lay their bands upon. When they were taken on If first case the pawnbrokers duplicates referring to all eis stolen property were found in their possession. The Assietent•Judge sentenced each to be imprisoned and Opt to hard labour for 12 menthe. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WORSH IP-STREET. MURDEROUS ASSAULT WITH AN IRON BAR. ka• e a cot. , dise the this A of rhos ilia' ii• :oral 12 MARLBORO UGH-STREET. TAME PROSECUTION OP BROTHEL BEEPERS. Rachd Nathan, refreehment-house keeper, of 29, OMB by-street, and Martha T hompoor, the servant, were brought Wore Mr. Tyrwhitt on a warrant charged with keeping • inthel, at No. 29. Coventry-streek If r. Robinson, from the office of Masers. Dangerdeld and Firer, solicitors to St. Martin's parish, appeared for the pesecutioe, and Kr. E. Dillon Lewis, of Great Marlborough- Meet, for the defame. Inspector Walker, C division, having proved that the pri- NMI were the persons keeping the house and named in Ms warrant, Mr. Tyrwhitt ordered the primmer, to find two bail each istk . . . —.—. .Vary Cross was charged with keepiog a brothel at No. 8, Oienden•street, and Mary Howell one at 15, Jamesstreet, Ihrmarket, and were ordered to enter into bail. The prisoners were all committed to the sessions. Margaret Rush, 36, • shrewish-looking women, woe cloned with coromittiur • violent assanlt upon Frederick Lawson, • lad living at No.ll, Sommersetreet, Old Ford. It appeared that at 8 o'clock last night the complaisant vas at his sister's house, at 6. Clay-hall, Old Ford, when fie prisoner, who is • neighbour, came home the worse for Vemor, commenced abusing and threatening all around le, and finally shriek young Lawson with • bar, surly an inch in thickness and half.a.yard in length, Out bad been banded to her by her daughter. The injured boy bed his beak to the prisoner at the time sad fell insensible from the effects of the blow. The wooed about 6 inches io length, and kid widely open. The weapon could not be found when the polio, arrived. Prisoner called witnesses to prove that she had not any thing in her possession at the time in question capable of eliding any harm, but when closely questioned by Mr. Safford, the clerk, a complete coutradiction among them ,ued. _ _ . 11.000ke remarked upon this, sad direoted the primmer to be bromibt before him on this d►y week, wbeo the state of the sufforer would be deposed to by the medical putl4)- MO attending him. The thunderstorm of Monday was very destruc tive in the Presto* district. Ooe men was killed, and sero id buildings were struck by lightning, while • vast amount of damage was dose by the heavy rain and bail. In some We of Scotland the dorm wee also severely felt. On the Cesilecei7 branch of the Caledonian Railway two bridges ww•swept away by the flood caused by the torrent' of rain which fell ; and a Olaagow contemporary gives a carious so. meat of a railway train being overteken by • waterspout. THE LIGURIAN BEE AND THE VINLYARDIL—We have on more then one oeeuion called the attention of , acciimisimrs to the injury they are inflicting on the 001001 ! by the importation of noxious pests like the Ligurian boa A correspondent, writing to the Age, confirms our **marks as to the dames dons to the vineyards by the Dew b!sa. He gives the following as the experience of a German ' villueon, who bed twenty.four hives of these bees:—" The toes has destroyed the crop of the vineyard (two and ci•balf awes) and orchard completely during three nuceessive years. IGa aeighbonn, also. whose vineyard' were three miles "tont. lecnoldned about them, en that be wee obliged to part with them, and reetock with common bar, which be did, without Rodin say different* in the yield of honey." - -Melbourne ( A ustralean)Paper. ORTITAL PALACE. ••••• ONE SHILLING DAT. —• Ttrsager, MAT W.—Admissions on payments, 2,918; ditto b 7 mass *RI% 1,140; betel Walton, 4,058, LATEST SPORTING INT] (IT smarm BATH mzerING.—(THIS DAY.) f CE WESTON STAMM. Ralf • mule. Kin Hak_lrede Ando', !laureate. Reda% Loaf Sop; Durance e, Mecum% Haber of Pearl, Stedoet, Windboand Qui QUIIBII Mazy, Nine of Diameada, Slookbridge, G•neral Lea, and ROStic are here. BATH HANDICAP. One rails. Donnybrook. Beakrook, Raglan, Beadle, Jerainii Clod* laseilidua, Orloff, My Cob. Lady Rolla, end DU•11114 are kers. Pam Fonnerr.--Soapetonei Onewander, Maarite. Me algal, Battaglia, Verbena, Tattoo, Miseionary, Pelioa, Her sey f, Nis Bowser o, Jack Jaime, Filbert, Imogene, William the Fourth, and Wade. BEAUFORT OUP. Two miles and a half. Lord Reiland, Ark worth, Todlebea, Bookfook tirdmoa. too, Cambueran, &Amin, Ely. Jeri, Bradamante, Lady Rollo, Raglan, Wagrar, and Bally Unload are here. WELTER STARES. Once railed and a diatom:a. Stockings; Oreratorie, Little Joy, Friday, Count, and 'dam e& are ham BADMINTON STAKES. T. CC. ■ Attrootioo, Toms" Andaman's, Qui Vivo, Criabury, N Hooper, amid Molly Cuomo ars bore. DYRHAM PARK HANDICAP. OW* rouod sad s g Lamm. Golds, Dint, Bradootaato, Teddy, gam, Littio Goy, rho Omsk Swift, My Gob, ltailmiro, Wooer, Pansy, Prisosw Dogmas., Godonishain, and an hon. ANOTHER PATAL ACCIDENT AT THE THAMES EMBANKMENT.-(THIS DAY Between the hours of four and five o'clock this ; morales, se the workmen employed upon the Thames g t embankment were pushing a truck loaded witk cement at along a wooden stage of that embarkment, almost al in front of the reeideace of the Duke of Ducaleech, the stage suddenly gave way and seven men 8 2 were precipitated to the bottom in the midst of slush and mud. The escape of six of these may be IN said to have been almost miracnlmm, for they were ■ rapidly sinking in the mud, but they were extricated 15 by the vigorous efforts of their brother "navvies." The ■ seventh man, whose name was Wright, became so cc imbedded that it occupied five hours before his cl body was drawn to the surface. Be was than, 1( of course, quite dead. The necessary information 11 was immediately forwarded to the ooroner of the district, and the inquest will be held to-morrow. It ia said that * the stage contained 100 toes of ballast upon it at the si time of the accident, that It was manifestly insefficieot to bear any farther weight, and that it broke down about • week ego and theft bathed aa min in the mud. • COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS Our market to-day wan scantily supplied with all kinds 1 2 of Eng li sh wheat. Selected qualities were in fair request. at full quotations. Otherwise, the trade ruled hoary, at Ls last week's prima. The show of foreign wheat was rather on the lucre's.. es Sales prsued slowly ; nevertheless, late currencies wen le supported. si There was a fair inquiry for floating cargoes of wheat for I : forward shipment. o other produce afloat, the Cream. g 'inns ware limited. The demand for both English and foreign barley was M somewhat heavy, at barely late rates. Malt, the supply of which was good, changed hands ei slowly, on former terms. Good wand oats were tolerably firm ; but heated parcel. meta dull inquiry. We had rather a limited inquiry for beans on former terms. In peas very little was doing ; nevertheless, the quota tions were wall supported. The flour trade wee steady, but without change in value. Agricultural mods were a dull inquiry. In linseed and cakes very few salsa took plum. ARAM= OF GLUM &0., INTO LONDON, BY MATES CABAIMIE FROM MAY 20 TO MAY 24 LNCLITMVIL - Wheal Dm*. M* Oats. Maar. an vas. qrs. caL tab. mkt Matt& sad Eleotah IS 110 VS 290 .. 2W Utah rompl 17070 KM .. MO .. 410 Taal 117960 -- - .. 740 - - QM SOD 6710 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARSET. (THIS DAY.I (sr ammo AND rsrsaserios►L Isrsaskrs.) (mos ma cows cossserossirr.) Market claw quiet. 8 dee, MOOD bales, spectulatiou sad Import 3,000 baled. MINCING-L&NE.-(THIS DAY.) s &MAR.—The market continues firm, good grocery qualities beieg most in request, desirable qualities realising 6d. advance ; the private sales include brown Mauritius at 27a. 3d. to .12., Havannah, No. 13 at 375. ; clayed Manilla, at 30a. ; and at public sale, good Manilla, at 369. Gd. ; current etayed bought in at CZ. to 31s. 6d. Helloed dried goods remain firm, but quiet; piens in good request. Con e.—The parcels of plantation Ceybei brought to public sale hays sold briskly at firm prices; triage, 625. to 735. ; low middliog and middling, 795. to 84e. good, and fine middling, 84s. lid. to 87a. 6d. ; fine bold, 90s. to 925. Native fine ordinary, 70s. to 70ti. 6d.; good ordi narv, 66.. 6d. to 68s. Tea.—The market, is quiet, but firm. Row.—A pascal of Jamaica has been disposed of at very prices;full also a few puncheons of Demerara at the pre vious prised le. 7d. Bm/term continue dull of sale. Ries-2,000 hags Rangoon sold at 10e. 6d. Isoico.—The quarterly sales of Guatemala are pro. gressiog with more spirit, and at some advance on the opening rates. Ourruir.—There is a continued good demand, and at firm prices. Harr.-500 bales of Manilla sold at 291. lfs. for good quality. TALLOW MARS/LT.—MEM DAY.) The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 395. ; Pe4ors. burg Y.C. on the spot, 40s. id. ; old. 40s. ; Joao. 40s. 6d. to 40s. 3d. ; October to December, 41s. 6d. to 41s. ikl. BOROUGH HOP MARKRT.—(THIS DAY.) Balm Pattenles acid Smith report so alteration in the market, prime entioning arm, with s steady demand. COAL M ARKET . —( THIS DAY.) Walla End Hai 1&• 181. 3d.; Walla End South Hitt n IFla. 3d ; Walls Fnd Braddyla Hatton, 17a. 3.1. ; Walla Rod Atwell Hatton', 16a. 9d.; Walls End Goaforth. 16a ; Walla End Tanatal, 165.-20 ships at market, 55 • MIL The Peace Society held its annual meeting last slight, under the presidency of Kr. Joseph Pease, of Dar lington, in Finsbury Chapel. It was well ►ttended. The report, an abstract of which was gives by the Rev. Henry Richard, the secretary, was satisfactory. and the senti ments of the speakers found a hearty response frogs the audience, —. WWTMINKTER &nom Et wrioN.—The annual election of scholars to the Universities was held as usual yesterday morning at Westminster. The 111/0418 of the candidates elected were J. R. Dement, C. T. Bbooe. and E. C. Williams, to Christ Church ; G. Heath, J. P. Nichols, and F. L. Harrison, to Trinity. The Triplets Exhibitions were given to Heath and Nichols ; the Thomas Exhibition to Shapter. On Monday evening the Dean and Chapter entertained in the ball a large and distinguished party of guests. COLYTON BURIAL CAM—Yesterday, by virtue of • commiesion boned under the Cbureh Discipline Act by the Bishop of Exeter, the Ten. W. J. Philpotts, Vicar- General of the diocese of Exeter ; the Rev. Henry Wooll combo, Canon Residential of Exeter cathedral ; Rev. Pre beedary Sander,, and Rev. Prebendary Mackarness, held • court in the Chapter-home at Exeter, to make inquiry as to the pomade of • otasplaint made by one Maria Weston, wife of John Weston, of Colyton, charging the Rev. Ms oar. ton Gurwitz, vicar of that parish, with teftaier to give Christian burial to her father. John Pricey, • parishioner, who had been baptised Loading to the rites of the char ;h of England, sod who bad not been excommunicated or laid violent hands upon himself. It may be remembered that Pavey woe formerly a member of the church of Ragland, but having adopted unitarian views the vicar refused to read the Burial service over his remains. The uni- tarians of the West of England having taken up the ease these proceedings were instituted. Mr. Davies. solicitor, of Exeter, who appeared for the complaimast, said that the case was one of great importance to the diseeeten of Culyton, of which pariah the Rev. Mr. ()writs was the vicar, as there were several penes is a similar position as the late John Pavey, who was a widower, his wife being buried in the churchyard of the pariah. Mr. °emits maid that he admitted the facts, bat is doing so wished to state that be had sated simply from coneelentious motives. If he had thereby rendered himself liable to penal write quenora, he must submit to them. Mr. Davies also dim. claimed any vindictive feeling, bat said that the proceedings were takes bemuse it was felt that the clergymen ought not to r beyond the bounds of law in the exercise of their duties, or to make himself • judge of the religions feelings of dissenters. After Dome disoudon as to the form Is which the admbsion of Mr. Guerits should be entered upon the mooed, the Ten. W. J. rtulpette said that the ormienis sinews were of opinion that the,, were prima farts for further proneedisp. This will be reported to made hop, and it iD presumed further proceedings will be take& THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 24, 1865. SHARE LIST&-(TILI8 DAL) Two oPOsnoz. The railway market is rather firm to-clay, and the improvement which occurred yesterday in prices is fully maintained. The only altera tion in the principal stocks is • rise of } per cent. in Lancashire and Yorkshire. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1211 to 122} ; Great Western, 721 to 73} ; Mid land, 1331 to 134} ; Luscashire and Yorkshire, 121} to t; South Eastern, 841 to 85} ; Great Mourn, 46} to I ; Caledonian, 131 to 132 ; London and South Western, 98 to 99 ; Great Northern, 129} to 130} ; ditto A, 146} to 146} ; and Metro politan, 137} to 138. Very little business has occurred in Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities, and prices are quoted the same as yesterday. mu. - luaus AID tr - Bh, I Pd. I RAILWAY& labs 8348 So 1 pas. 11trauma rm. IkAos.lllsaird.4ll4lo.l DrWM "ad aseMit.... 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I Mac& I __ _ __ 60,060 14,406 1000 20.000 :10 21.040 i 60 4 ii:e«l 1U . ,0.161 10,000 TONI 10.= 01 SS lk 4 Ss 4 46 0. 41.. 21 IS 1 31P16 9 tol • Idm 8 2as 7 6as 7 6411 7 6.111 8 10 on 6 6jpo fa 28 Pal 6 6Ws 1 101 8 6dm a spm • pia 1 fpm 131 14 1 76 77 18 16 Ms 49 60 12 20 id par 1 On Id s Ella 95 96 oo .2 n a 8 411 I I die 3 2a. 2 6b Par 6 8.1. 4 5 10 I 9 10 6i 9696 to S 2 42 46 1 ale Paz 4 6pm 61 66 if 17 18 18 a ler 144 !reed 231 884 itisil 90 4 3Ma 7. - i dil 6 6 itlB 116 . 66 n iiii —2i4bl 1:01 L rill MI Liei Wit .li Li 11.000 111 Liiilek i —.. 6,Ws.ii ma r W WAN S. Woliwpkas "I - '4 17 471 1101111 Y NABBEZ-(THIS DAL) Two oPOwac. beld_rotirday, Mr. James Munsyßobertem and Mr. Mk James Gilman were unwomanly elected dirnshore, in the room of Mr. G. P. Robinson and Kr. Thome' Stenhouse redgned. The chairman tool:elks opportanity toilets, for the estisfaction el the Meeting, that the failure of Maws. B. H. Cams trod Co., of which intelligence was waved that morning, will same only a very tailing loss to the bank, owing to the precautions taken and the timely warnings and orders meat same !Months since to Bombay, where the greatest caution had been observed, as well as at other branches. The chair- Man also mentioned that the bank would not be sufferers by the failure of Messrs. Lindsay and Co. In China, nor by that of Mews. Wilson, Ritchie, and Co., of Ceylon. They would not be affected, in fact, by any suspensions which had taken place since that of Buchanan, Hamilton, and Co. It is the intention of the b oard to prevent hereafter re. transfer of shares from the London to the Bombay ' register, it having been found fro m experience that then facility, which in one not sanctioned by the dead of settlement, opens a door to abuses, and leads to speculative operations and fluctuations in the value of the shares, which the board are anxious to prevent as far as they can. The dividend of le. per ! hare will be payable on the shares of the Belgian &astern Junction Railway Company on the Ist of June. The directors of the Anglo-Mexican Mint Com pany have announced a dividend as payable on the 2nd of June. The subscription list for the A Stock of the Me tropolitan Ixtension Railways of the Lo ndon, Chatham, and Dover Company will close on Satur day next, the 27th inst., for London and on Mon day, the 29th, for country applications. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Ys change list of last evening : Imemmos.—Allialea British sad Foreign, 161; eUtto Mario', 39; Commaraial Liaise. Bto 71 ; Geardna, 611; ledsramity Barba, 126 ; Law Lits,B6 to 7 ; Liverpool del Undoes wad Blebs (6 per Coat. Wadded, 1234 to 4 ; Leedom, 461 ; Leedom sad Provincial Low 4 ; Leedom I amid Provides! Manse 34 to 3to ; North British and Brer latkliki.jlf7.! htle; Mmes, 231 ; pr0 ;9 0 9 ... A. up, 3644 to 10 • UM, Rails. Lterpool 31 to ;Tuft._ verw~Maa. (Limited), 6. Oembehtamd Ode—Bombay (Limidd). 54 to to ; Britith ProviediJ 291 to 30; Ownercid, 421 to 34 ; Cmutiudted Usios (Limited). 101 • Equitable, Now, ; Europ ean, 131 to 14 • ditto New, to ; Imperial Debeauiree, rPheseix, 90 to . 1 ; t° 1 t° 94 4 ; to 74; W o o ;, ditto. 0, 44. Dedm—Loedom sad St. Katherina, 68 to 74. Waterworks. 101 to to 1 ; L'lsabssa,A d i es.4 6 to Beet Landoll, 1.2% to ; Lambe th , 113 ; Wed 1121. Casey.--Grand Junction, 694. The stock markets are better now that the long apprehended failure of Messrs. Came and Co., of Bombay, has been actually announced, but the real oanse of the improvement consists in the flow of gold to the bank and in the easy condition of the discount market. The principal rise is in Con sols, in which it amounts to 4 to * per cent. Turkish Consolichis are decidedly better, and then are more inquiries for the shares of/the financial oompanisa Other securities are firm. The supply of money to-day is larger, and good bills are freely taken at 44 per cent. The rate this morning in the Stock Exchange for short loans on English government securities was 3 to 31 per cent., but has since receded to 21 to 3. Consols are now quoted 9011 to 4, with div., for money, and 891 to 1, ex div., for the account (June 8). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 904, 4, I, ; ditto for account, 891, 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, 4,4; New Three per Cents., 884, 4 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 731 ; Bank Stook, 242 ; India Stook, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1061, 4, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent., 981 ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 100 ; and Exchequer Bills, 2e. prem. Turkish Copland& have risen 1 to 4 per cent, Confederate Bonds 1, and AnglaTurkish of 1862, 4. Mexican Bonds have declined 1. Other foreign stocks are well supported. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz.:--Greek Bonds, 191 to 204 ; Mexican, 241 to 4 ; Confederate, 9 to 10 ; Spanish Pas-, sive, 291 to 4 ; the Certificates, 154 to, ; Turkish Bonds of 1858, 70 to 71 ; ditto, 1862, 721 to 731; ditto, Consolidda, 484 to 1, ex div. Transactions are recorded as follows 2—Brazilian, 1863, 81 ; Egyptian, 1864, 921, 4 ; Greek, for ac count, 20, 4 ; Italian, 65 ; Mexican, for account, 241, 4 Portuguese, 1866, drc., for account, 481, 1 ; Russian, 1864, 921, 1, 93; Spanish, far account, 48, 471 ; ditto New Deferred, for account, 39/ ditto Passive, for account, 291 ; Turkish, 1862, for account, 734, 724 ; ditto 1001. bonds, 734, 4, 73. The scrip of the new Ottoman Loan is fiat, at 21 to 2 discount. At Paris to-day, woording to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Gent. Retites opened at 67fr. 200., showing no change of importance. International Financial shares are now quoted 1, to li prem. ; General Credit, 1} to TOISDAT EVINIIG. Consols, which closed yesterday at 89} "buyer's," ex div. for the Bth of June, opened this morn ing at 89} to #, and closed at 89 to I. For money the last price was 90} to 4 with div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. ' Consols, for money, 904, 14, # 4 • ditto for account, 891, #, } ; Three per 'Cents. Re duced, 88 4 1., ; New Three per Cents., 88j, }, ; Bank Block, 242, 240 ; India Stock, 216 ; ditto Five per Cent Stock, 106}, ; ditto Four per Cent., 984 ; ditto Bonds, 16s. prem. • Four per Cent. " enfazied" rupee paper, 88 - dit t o Five per Cent., 100 ; ditto Five-and-a-Hai per Cent., 108}. The India Five per Cent stock was steady, and the rupee paper dull. India Bonds were dealt in at 16s. prem. Exchequer Bills remain at 2s. to ie. prem. Foreign stocks, on the whole, were firmer. There was an improvement of per ()cut. in Greek Bonds and Coupons, Mexican, Gen of 1864, Italian scrip, and Spanish Passive. Spanish Certificates opened steadily, but afterwards fell, upon realiza tions, and closed 4 lower than yesterday. Anglo- Turkish Bonds were firmer, and the Coneolidds rase per cent. On the other bawl, there was a reduc tion of 1 per cent. in Venezuela Bonds of 1882. In the market for bank shares there was a de cline in Bank of Hindustan, Bank of New Zealand,. Standard Bank of Africa, and *kande, Punjanb, and Delhi ; but Alliance Bank, Brazilian and Por tuguese, London Bank of Mexico, London and Brazilian, Midland, and Metropoli tan and Provin cial Bank, have improved. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted to-day 144 to 154 ; National Discount, 104 to # prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, 1} to 14 dia. ; Egyptian T.ading, 1} to 1 die. • Ottoman Socitof Chgniirale, 24 to # prem. ; and ken Improvements. sto 5} prem. An improvement took place in the shares of the Ceylon Company, as well as in Otago and South land Investment. Financial Discount, Smith, Knight, and Co., and Quebrada Land and Mining have receded. Hewett and Co. shares were quoted par to } prem. ex div. The shares of the leading financial companies were more inquired for, and in several tones improved 2s. 6d. The closing quotations are annexed, vic :—lnternational Financial, } to 1 prem. ; , ' General Credit, 14 to 14 prem. ; London Flinn -6} to 7 prem. • Imperial Mercantile Credit, to 1} prem. ; Credit Fancier and Mobilier (both old and new shares), 3} to 4 prem., ex div. The closing (but in some coon nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are sub ' joined :metropolitan District Railways, 9} to 10} prem. • Rio de Janeiro Gas, }to 1 prem. ; Anglo-EgyPtian Navigation, 4 to } prem. ; Ply mouth Ship Building, 3 to 3} prem. ; Lion Brewery, 3} to 4 prem.; Peruvian Railways, Ito tj prem.; Ottoman Company, 2} to 3 prom. ; Rus sian Iron Works. 9} to 10} prem. ; London and Mediterranean Bent, 1 to 2 prem. ; Estates In vestment, 2} to 3} prom. ; Virginia Petroleum, to 1 prem.,- Railway Credit, 1} to 2 prem. ; and Hampton Estates, 1 to 2 prem. A fresh rise of } to 4 per cent, took place in United States 5-20 Bonds, which closed at 684 to }. prem.; London Financial, 64 to 7 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile, 14 to I prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England, 34 to prem., ex div. ; and Egyptian Trading, 14 to ol dia. The quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :—Metropolitan District Railways, 94 to 104 prem. ; Moscow Gas, 14 to 1 die. ; Russian Iron Works, 9 to 10 prem.; Anglo- Egyptian Navigation, 4to prem. ; Varna Railway, 10 to 11 prem. ; Ottoman Company, 21co prem.; Lion Brewery, 3to prem. The A stock of the Metropolitan Extension Rail ways of the London, Chatham, and Dover Com pany has improved to to 4 prem., and the fully paid to 44 to 5 prem. Fors o'CLocit. Consols are still quoted 90} to with div., for money, and 891 to }, ex div., for the account. 53,0001. in gold has been sent into the Bank. The continued announcement of mercantile failures, and the apprehension that more will take place, seem likely to promote the accumulation of unemployed money, by occasioning increased cau tion in the mercantile world, and thus limiting the creation of bills. We are requeated to state that the list of appli cations for the Consolidated Five per Cent. Peru vian Loan will be closed to-day (Wednesday), at four o'clock. The committee of the Stock Exchangeat Amster dam have sent the Baron d'Escnry to Paris with instructions to take steps to bring about a settle ment of the claims of the Mexican arroar certificate holders. The agents of the Dutch committee have applied to the chairman of the committee of Mexi can Deferred bondholders, to invite the British bondholders to join in the formation of a committee to effect an arrangement of this matter, and it is proposed to ask for a liberal grant of laud in dis charge of the claims of the arrear certificate holders. The City of London from New York has brought 121,0001. in specie. The Norfolk, with 23,0001., and the Red Rover, with 12,0001., are the only gold ships known to be now at sea from Melbourne. The tendency of the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon was not favourable, but the rates were quoted much the same as on Friday, being 88 fol- lows : Amsterdam. 3 mouths, ILI9I to 12 : &Mot 3 alls, 1L174 to 184 ; B.otteedam, 3 mooths, 11.191 to 12 Ant werp, 3 months, 25.45 to 50; Homburg, ma. ben= 3 months, 13.91 to 10; Parts, 3 days, 25.17; to 25 ; ditto, 3 maths, 25.45 to 47t ; imaktort-oe-thirldsim. 3 mou 1204 to g ; St. NiariMrs (per rouble). 3 months, 304 ton ; Vienna, MI. flo., 3 months. 11.20 to 25; Trusts, eft. 30., 3 moot= 15.20 to 2 3 : Madrid , 3 months, 47 to 4 ; Owlis, 3 mouths, 484 to g : Leghorn. 3 months, 25.55 to 574 Genoa. 3 months, 25.65 to 57 1 ; Milan , 3 months, 2&5 5 to 57} ; Naples, 3 mouths, 25 . 55 to 574 ; Palermo, 3 months, 25.55 to 571 • Merle= 3 mouth; 25.65 re, 571 1 ; Lisboa, 90 days, Illito i ; Oporto, 90 days, 511) to I. The amount of government bills on India, for which tenders will be received at the Bank of Eng land on the 7th of June, will be rupees 30,00,000 (300,300 G) The following is a circular relating to the failure of Mr. B. H. Cams, the eminent Parsee merchant. of Bombay, and the only partner in the firm of Messrs. Byramjee Cams and Son, of London and Li verpool. The liabilities of the two branch houses in England are said to reach about one million ster ling, and those of the chief establishment at Bombay are believed to represent a larger total. Mr. Cams was understood some time ago to have been worth about half a million, and to have subsequently realiped a large sum in cotton and in shares in new undertakings, during the prevalence of the recent speculative mania in Bombay. A very serious de cline, however, has since taken place in prices, en tailing enormous losses. The impression is. there fore, that the liquidation will prove unsatisfactory, and that some of the local banks will suffer. 21, Gresham-house, London, May 23. Oentlemes,—We regret to inform you that we have this day received a telegram from Bombe, dated 17th instant, sanosecing the =enemies' of Mr.B.H. Cams (the only pert nor is the firm of Berens* Cams and Son, of= t, y and of I Liverpool), and desiring us to =spend =m sad cell a meeting of creditors. We beg, therefore, to soneemee our nepeneion and that we have plsoed our books in the bawls of Meyers. , Coleman, Tarqueod, Temp, and Co., with inetruetione to prepare a statement to lay before the cre ditors. We should odd that the telegram states that a meeting of the creditors of Mr. B. H. Cams has been held a t Bombay, a n d trustees =pedaled to realise all sass* PAO= an d foreign, and that full =Mink= will follow by mail, whisk. however, saes= series Ware the 24th or 25th proadoso.—We are, gestle==BTl. yoAur JIZ obedient servante, N CAJAL AND BON. Pm B. H. MUM= The Crown agents for the colonies are inviting tenders, receivable until Tuesday, the 6th of June, at 1 p.m., for Cape of Good Hope Government Big per Cent. Debentures to the amount of 29,0001. These debentures are redeemable in 30 years from , the 15th October last. Principal and interest are 1 payable in London. interest accrues from the 1 15th nit - i THZ RIYOZNATOZY ENHIZITION.—Tbe cloa ' easemmy at the Erilbitice cl 'adviser's! Work at the We are informed by the directors of the Pallid. eg i tus .j.isat gal take place to-mowow stewing. The solar and Oriental Steam Navigation Company . vitt rhea be tresested by the Zed ol Shaltesh ll4 7 to the that the dividend for the six months endiag the meresestatives el the =rime Bad= sad fan** instd- Mat March last, to be recommended at the half- " 61 "*. " Wild disiliga" igraill"... from • te e = r e weenmaents , will take pia be the grossed yearly meeting on the Lt proximo, is 4 per cent, insi. Tur . w e d m b e a 'rasa pedermaoce of yowl without additional payment iambi by am eboir cd the National Moral Society. ma - At the adjourned meeting of the Chartered mo ms to 1,600 vela=, under the eireelien of Mr. 0. W. idermintile Bank of India, London, and China, Moshe. MINEB.-(TEI18 DAY.) Two o'CLocK. In the mining market today there is a demand for West Chivertoo, New Lovell, Chiverton Moor, Knot Lovell, Chivertos, and Toloadden shares, at improved quotations, in some instances. On the other baud, Great South Tolgun have declined. West Chiverton are quoted 724 to 771 ; North Shepherds, 61 to 7 ; New Lovell, 11 to 1 ; Ohiverton Moor, 3 4 to 3 4 ; Fast Lovell, to 121 ;. Great South Tolgas 21 to 1 ; Chiverton, 7 to i; Rut Russell, 4to ; Wheal Grenville, 34 to ; Tol vadden, II tot; Great North Laxey, 21 to ; and Wheal Rose, 37 to 38. Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit no alteration. PROVINCIAL muss lairs= -- - MEMO. NAT 211.-leles Wary :-Oreet Western, 74- lerleaddre sad Yerlophlre, 141 14 200 0 4 0-leudon and North Wotan% Ital I is-metropoiltas, Mr - 10101004 . 11911 !- North Bereere (Benda), 1004 - south Hester% U 6-Whitelaria sad Num., 4 6- h Ethesisli. 61 p.-Dilto 1.1-tw, 44-- pray 1,04010 2001 11. 14 616 4 1-16-IMs, 614 20-71ve-rweaties. 064 0 00-Cordei..rate Lou,s 00 9 90-Allbuire Peak ID.- Bask of pool, 211-10sterna-bsage Disk. 111-16 d.-Itver rollinenrial Aseelatire. 4 d.-14ereastne aid Melange 1 4.-11014.2 and Pee* A ales. 27-Albion Wart" nora.llll7rit:ll aid Yeeo4p. 44 e.—zwitiv. 041 .- I, hoefool sad Loodno. 94 p _-Martruae, i G.-Queen, 0 11411 p. MANCIROTIMI, MAT U.-A 100dallite IiMAISIS Wu done. and were firmer. Antorce 10•04 (limited)" 1101 0 4 bp.-Bele- Crlreragban, mwdoo. (Unikled). 0 4 p.--Colailarloo lota, Sf- Coniolklatod Bask (thallor1)119-16p.-Orsoallottern, NI-1101$ 1 . 010,0000 4. 10_ NI & 7-16-Grad ilorairsi A. 146-Orarla wortorart Omaft, 0 -bream SO-omi k its,Wesk 74-1111sola Osstral. 76 1-laantaldro and Yorkshire, MI Ln and North Weakrta 1311 t-llastbeater and Conark (Lhigtod), 4 p.-lbasbeiter, *MA& and Uncataddre,ll Mae Sodom- Ole Pret.3 w.--12tis Ave par (nat. ANL, Metropontea, 1/r0 4 1-01109 d, Ulf to 4-Nor York and 614 1-North I Brahma .. hornlike." 1114-Thmsa and NerarY Maria , thaw ranee (Unshod) 61-16 p.-,llMtral Rata I.lo,Yeara Sill* It* di -Mundt dor hallway Steel and Plant, 211 2 /gondon and South Western, 99-Newport 0 per oasis., 10$91 229 bane, 1.16-lurtem. I 4 0, mut. " 6 . ear iie Is, ,1:11 / .r 1 De ' 1, h ik du .0. 4 110.1 10,1 10,1 117,1 IP II lb • Ws 1 1 414 lab ID a Si W M IS 16 pre 11114 Is so a s a We ne T 1 Ws 0 10 1!1 118 T 6 4Ai 10 44 14414 Me 11 Id 6 NI 11 N 46 61 as s 1414 pszad 1 op. lipst id edla il 4l in I I 14 1m 1 414 $ 14444 $ 4 114. 1 su 1T SO I I% 110 d 10 $ uo 16 1 1 dia, 11l 14 - ul PREFERENCE SHARES. Great Western, Origisitl, 5 pee test., redeem. pref. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Great Luxembourg, 141, g. Sambre and Reuse, (al paid), 7. „102L2. THE BISHOP OF LONDON'S FUND.—Yesterday &Demme • vary influential muting of the subscribers to the St. George's Hanover-square branch of the Bishop of London's Fund was held at the Huoverequare Rooms, for the purpose of receiviog a report from the provisional committee appointed to co-operate in the movement for mixing 1.000,0001. in a period of ten yeah. to alleviate the great spiritual destitu tion in the London diocese. The Earl of Harrowtry oc cupied the chair, and was supported by the Earl of Deem, Lord Etna', Vi scount &orlon, Sir W. Gore Otteeley, Sir Harry Verney, M.P.. Sir J. Boileau, the Hoe. Charles Clemens, Colonel Tottenham, H.P., General the Ron. Thomas Athburnhatn, Mr. Buil Woodd, Canon Namur, gr. S. Banbury, H.P., la. The honorary moretary having read • report, the meeting was addreeeed by the Earl of Harrowby. the Earl of Devon, Mr. R.echery Lord Ebury, and others, and a resolution was pledging the meeting to support the Bishop of London 's Fated. SHOCLINO AFFAlR.—Yesterday morning William Adolphus Roberts, • respectable looking young man, land lord of the Prima of Wales's Tavern, Church-street, Windsor, was brought before Mr. Alderman Driver, borough magistrate, at the poll:so-station, New Windsor, charged upon suspicion with causing serious injuries to Adelaide Denton, a girl about 16 years of age, who his been living with the prisoner as barmaid. Mr. Superintendent Eager was preempt on the part of the borough police, who pre ferred the charge &guest Roberta From the evidence of Police-sergeant Noble, it appeared that about 7 o'clock yesterday morning he happened to be on duty close to the prioner's house, the Prime of Wales's Tavern, which is situated nearly opposite the Towe-hall, when his attention was called to the premises in question through burin the voices of two persona (supposed to be Roberta and the girl Minton) we if in angry altercation. Almost immediately afterwards the footsteps of people running upstairs from the lower to the upper part of the house were heard, sad in another moment one of the bedroom windows, some 30ft. from the ground, was thrown open, and the body of the girl Denton fell with a frightful crash upon the pavement in the street below. Covered with wounds, bleeding, and insensible, the unfortunate girl was at once picked up by the police, and Dr. Purl, of High-sheet, having been sent for, she was, by his instructions, conveyed to the Windsor lefirroare, in Violorivatreet, where she was examined by Mr. Briekwell, the house surgeon. It was thee found that she was suffering from severe concussion of the brain, that she had received cute, lacerations, and bruises upon the bead and body, and was, in fact, in a highly dangerous condition. There were also marks upon her body as if a cane had been used. Noble bed heard the girl crying and a neighbour is said to have heard screaming from about o'clock in the morning. The prisoner was seen in the room just after the girl fell from the whitlow ; but whether Dos ton threw herself out, or was thrown out, could not be maid. Roberts, in defence, said that on the previous day, having had occasion to go to London, he had desired the girl not to let anyone up into his private room. On his return be found two corporals of drummers there, and the girl with them. This led to • grazier in which the primmer charged the girl with stealing his money and " smacked " her several times. Dustos ran upstairs, followed by the prisoner, and, as he stated, embed to the window and leapt out. He sad there was sot time for him to have dove it. A certificate from Mr. Brlckwell, the surgeon of the infirm ary, was heeded ie. and proved the pretences condition of the girl. The magistrate, who viewed the matter is • very serious light, remanded the prisoner, but consented to accept bail—himself in 1001. and two sureties of 501 each. A GALLANT SAMOS% REWARD.—Edward Cleary, the sailor who saved the lives of the captain and crew of the Govindpore daring the cyclone at Calcutta, last September, has beers presented with the Royal Humane Society's gold medal. Its peureatatioe, along with some ether gifts, was made by the Lientemet-Governor of Bengal, Is the presume of the Viceroy aced • number of spectates.—Tisza of India. A Queensland paper says that a large fish called • Grouper was caught off the coast there. It was 7 feet long. 6 feet in circumference at its thickest part, and he bead weighed fete. When opened there were found In its stomach two broken bottles, a quart pot, a preserved milk tin, seven medium sized mahe, • Dien' of earthenware angular in shape end 3 bolus in length enensted with oyster shells, • sheep's head, some mutton and beef bones, and some loose oyster shells. The 'pipe of • skate was imbedded In the grouper's liver. Sours Krwaniarow MlTOTtrit. —Daring the week iodise 90th of May the visitors have been as follows :—Oe Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday, free days, coin from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., MK Oa Weaned'', Thursday, and Friday, Mediate days (adnoimice to Um public, &LI, epee hem 10 &la. VII 6 law., 3,008. Total, 11,9116. From the owing of the arwea, 6,911,743. ORDINARY SMARMS LID BROOM N N 131 133 W Int 113 - 116 Ts 68 1140 6 )! "Nei th e i oio• - 6 t 6 14!1:61 Ile u► lei 4 I. .I. ( 03111.41111 P. to asestrussaso Mr IS 111.4041 his 211 ksdraillat i eriali. 10 • 411 10 WstamekS a) a IA 144 Boiskow Taseala as) 1) A BMW Du ad 00144 d IMOD II Do. Ind 1.0 1 Ma 110 lama Manast Lad 0 kn . : , IL L• L mas, TA (L)— 11/ 10 illstilsia LOWE Tea (~.). 14 • 0 4 :6 . fir ia. ofirdo iat. V .i m ma ) 4 16,11103 SO 104000 0,000 16 City of =l..tre.l 6,00 SO , Clofol Was Lira( COW 10 Do 1 %OW SO Mt/ Odom (Lin.) Lel 10 Oset. stAktoradoi.X ) 4,44,...= %WO SO OmasedaTidssiase. 1,110 IC 00001112101 D 01... r 1 ,MIN Oiallawisllfo.o44a ,1110 DOS es( 01 N. +bp leo io A. irmel.o.os. al sm. CO 110 I Do. of tiooritios (1 ) ft M. 'Orlobel /Wass .. oil N. t 1 bo. 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