The Express. — London, England, 1865-05-12 00:00:00

ususfattaxed labia**, soak sot hating been paid the duty M r . Mr. Beverley, the solicitor of Customs, attended to pro secute. William Moulton, sa officer of her Majesty's Customs, mid that as the previews afterthen the primmer milled at his hoses et ilessleydows rust as ha bed arrived from hesthem. Wilma answered the door sad asked him what v ested. The psi ewer who evidently did net know whet he wsa, told him he hod • lot al tobacco to diocese of t herm which be had eniumiled from his skip. Witness 'him where the tobacco was. He replied, " Oil hgestrest, sad it be rime with him ha would show it him." Whams consented to do me. and laving skewed himself he called on • brother caw Dort door, pad they promeded to College-Amt. The primmer then asked them to wait at the earner while he went and fetched the tobacco. H. this left them, and a minute or two afterwards returned with a large bond* which he toned to sentais nearly a quarter el a hundredweight of unrothu fsethred foreign tobacco. Witness then told him that he end his Mead were madam-lsothe officee+, end that they s hould seise the tobacco is her Majesty's name, end st the mate time he heeded him over to the custody of a police oondelds. The prisoner here knew nothing of the tabus= more th an that • man m ashed him to re sell it, end he was told that Let witness wee in the habit of purchasing smuggled tobacco, that made him go to his house. Moultrie informed his worship that • notorious smuggler named Milton did lire in the mime street, sod he supposed that was how the prisoner made his mistake. The magistrate observed that he regularly ran into the lieu's deo. He had made • mistake in the house, much to his dimppoietment. so doubt. He, however, heel no alter- Wive bat to lime him 100/, or six months' imprisonmeet. Hr. Beverley remarked that if the minimise petitioned the Commissiortera of Customs, and gave ell the information he could as to the real dallsquenta, most likely his punishment would be greatly Mused. WANDSWORTH. Tit CASS 07 STOMPS) THZ 01017711 07 CIULDSZN. Ass Josses, who war charged lest week with exciting the sympathy of the public byettting down in the Wandsworth reed hie at night with two young children, one apparently • baby in arms, for the purpose of obtaining charity, wee thet before Mr. Damen for recrunisatioe. Weller s p oL owe loorted the result of his inquiries, from which it • that the prisoner wee a regular impostor. He maid he sot berm able to senerthin anything about the other child, for on going to the anion she stated that the prisoner was her mother. She, however, seemed very well pleased at Wag in the workhouse. Hr. Dames mid he had not the slightest doubt that the primmer was a regular beggar, and was eodeevouring to reap • capital out of them unfortunate &Urea He com mitted bar to prima for one meth, with hard labour, and he trustad that the children would be taken owe of, Do as to give them • little thane* of their lives. The attention of the magistrate was dawn to the child in Die prisoner's arms, when he ordered it to be removed to the workhouse, and not takes with her to prison. Serpent Coltman said he saw Ithe prisoner, whin at the statics, put the child to the breast. Mr. Dwain said that wee part of the trick. His object was to separate the child from the prieoser. It was evident OA the child usuki stead, for on the last occasion the pri soner put it down by the rid* of her in the dock. The prisoner was then looked up, sod the child, who was eating ravenously small pieties of biscuit, was muried off to Lambeth Workhouse. ST. Hazarita, MAY 12.—The steamer Florida, from Vera Crux oa the 14th at., has arrived here. She brings 233 pamengers and 200,000 dollars in specie. MILITARY SUBORDINATION IN THE lINITRD STATES. —The dram National of yesterday says :—" Sim we are to receive oar great lams from America, there is one which we moat repaid; it is the respectful subordination of the military to the civil authority. Sherman so briniest in his moist rampage, Sherman to whom so much hemp has been Isadore& for his inoomperable merits, Sherman is publicly disavowed by the civil government, and he accepts this disavowal with respect and obedience, faithful to de znemotie discipline, end showing as much eagerness to unbind to the &deans of the chiefs who have given him the law as to advance against the enemy. We are rejoiced to see American events 000tribate so powerfully to *a light** the public mind of Europe by them teachings.* SALE Or THE LATE MR. DAVID ROBSRTS'S lIIMICHIS, ha—This large collection, which we recently noticed when exhibited at the Architectural Society's rooms Coaduitatrest, is now arranged in the gallery of Messrs. Christie sad Manson, Charleastreet, St. James's, provisos to the sale, which 001110411006 on Saturday aext, and will be continued for the four following days. There are up wards of a thousand pictures, drawings, and sketches, is &ding many of thaw which form the splendid illustrated books of "The Holy Land," "Egypt and Nubia" sad "Spas," with some of his original studies for pictures Afterwards painted. The studies made in Egypt and Nubia are especially interesting, sod., as we remarked when they were shown in Conduit-street, retain more of the spirit and bloom of the artist's first impressions of Eastern memory then the finished pictures. The sketches of Edinburgh and other places in his satire Socitlend are also smog the more istareeting of his works. THE DEATH or THE CZARZWITCH.—The parti eiders which we were ambled to publish last week of the Ulnas of the late Csarewitch were of groat medical interest in more than *se respect. They have interest, as clearly showing that the disease of which the Cm:switch died was not of the nature of the cerebroapina meningitis now epidemic about the Lower Vistula. So far from this death, which has axasiosed universal sadism, being of a sudden or epidemic nature, the disease had been going on for years, and would seem to have been serious for three months pest. Though these were unusually acute and painful Nyman= before death of the nature of me nd meningitis, the ease was essentially the com mon one of path abeam, with dimes of the bones of the spine. This dame dose not !morally terminate with scats symptom, bat is always liable to do so. In the Crerewitch's case it originated in a fell from his horse. It is the more necessary to be explicit in the statement of these maculae, as there has been a great amount of fear excited in this country in aossexioa with epidemic forms of disease on the confluent ; and the telegraphic accounts of the me of the Csarewiteh WON of such a nature as to lead to the idea that his death wee occesioned by one of these, an iMpTWODOD which is entirely re moved by our information. The poet swim examine. ties showed that • tubercular tendency exists in the constitution of a royal family likely to *mass • most important influence on the history of Europe and the world. The case has a tame strictly professional inte rest, as illustrating the coossiothlly obscure and varied nature of the symptoms by which caries of the vertebra and pews gloom are accompanied ; simulating. la tarn, lumbago, i n t e rmittent fever, mid cerebro-epthal meniegitie. The fac ts of the am impress as with the importance of • remark contained in the jest published Dotes of Sir Benja min Brodie, though admitting of only a qualified applica tion here. Lumbago "is generally 'apposed to be an affection of the muscles. lam myself inclined to be lieve that it has a more doom -mated origin, and that the actual seat of the disease is in the lower part of the apical cord itself, or at least is the nerves which Me from it." Your or LONDON—SAILORS' Holm—Yesterday afternoon the annual meeting of the frauds and subscribers to this excellent institution was bald at the Home, is Well area, London-docks; Admiral Sir William Bowles. K.C.8., the president, oocupying the chair. The report, aroorpt other ioteresting information, states that this Home is the parent institution : the first great and ISOCISS. ful attempt to correct the proverbially careless and Improvi dent habits of the sailor. Its receipts vary from 7,0001. to 9,0001. per annum ; and are derived from the Foments of sailors for board and lodging ; and from annual alba:rip- Mons and legacies. Mainly through the exertions of the late Captain James Elliot, R.N., the Home was opened just 30 you" ago. Since that period 158,525 sailors have been re °lived ; 134,885 belonging to Great Britain and her pommies, and 23,640 to the various countries with which Eogleod has maritime and commercial intercourse. Besides the other solid advantages which are afforded, and which have only to be whammed to be Moos understood and appreciated, the Home often to sailors all the opportunities for • provident disposal of their earning which can well be devised ; and the gratifying malt is, that up to the 30th of April, 1863, an seggrepte sum of 1,263.823. has ban lodged in the book of the Home by the seem ; from which 711,5601. hoe been withdrawn ; 459,6101. remitted to their friends sad relatives; sad 46,4004 'averted is the Home and Board of Trade minas banks. With the additioos and improvements recently made to the Home, it now cousista practically of • board• lag sad club house, together with school, bask, ad loan society ; and, above all, it exercises infimeas which remind the sailor that be is beneath the roof of an establishment rased in prayer, and governed and sustained thereby. Oa Monday, the 22nd inst., the Prince of Wales will open the new additional buildinggsn,, which ware com mewed under the auspices of Lord Parnerstos, is Aagm 1863. The expenditure on amount of the baldly; food has amounted to 13,5084 ; but there are out/denim lia bilities which will increase it by 4,2331., and thereby . make it exceed the receipts by 3,5811. The general receipts of the year, including a balsam of 6461. brought forward, somot to 15,2091., sod the expenditure leaves • bathes of 5651. to be carried to the next yeer's amost. Admiral Sir R. Monday moved the adopien of the report, wh i n was ascended by Captain Alfred Chapman, and agreed to. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIRTY.-011 Wednesday a meeting was held as the Guildhall, Bury St. Rimmed', for the mime of forming • local committee to mist is carry in out the meeting of the Royal Agricultural Sosisty in that tows in 1866. Although there has hew a were rivalry between East and West Suffolk fee the Oak,* of rocsOriiff the society, a unanimous feeling appears to sow wain in the comity to carry out the meeting in the beet possible maser. Letters offering subscriptioas of 1004 each were read from Mr. H. Wilms, of Stowlangtoft ; Mr. R. Garrett, of flaxmandham ; and the Rev. Mr. Beep% of Ithowlasg tat. A emanatee of upwards of 100 southpaws was ap pointed to carry out the object of the seetietp. r. • arTef•li w w *0 be sig Übe 0 0 . 1 ; w(V he fay* Der ot bit THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 11, 1865. SHARE LAM-(THIS DAY.) /21IAL 001 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE Two o'Owas. (sr mama TN swum) :.1 HESTER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) The railway market is inactive to-day, and prices generally are unaltered. The only movement in the principal stocks is a rise of k per cent. in Metropolitan. Lon don and North Western stock Is now Midland, 121 to ; Great Western, 7 3 to ; Midland, 133 to / I ; Lancashire and York shire, 1201 to 1 ; Guth 'Latent, 841 Great Eastern, 46 to I ; Caledonian, 129 to 130 ; London and South Western, 98 to 99 ; Great Northern 130 to 131; ditto A, 143 1 to 1441; and Metr opolitan, 1341 to 1351. Canadian lines are flat, and Indian inactive. Great Luxembourg shares show a favourable tendency. ORDINARY SNARES AND STOCK& H. Sh.l I Ea I Ci r a g aiw Zr . I kiss p 1e4.8 So 1 n. 130,000 0ev.11D.0.. Do•SporsLMAAwip 1 Dad porotliara 1 iii.d l ld • • Dadra/ st./au. WWI .. Do.' o o ir MAO .. Mont *WS D P:. o. 1 4 1 . Do. do. 1111 1011;610 . 00r10a.N00.111111.111.4. li u men 1111.1 i•• 11101 1 FIZ OL. 'as 11 MAO .. Do. Mt V WNW .. Do. 111111 / INAS .. Natal. Got.' dwr *... ' l ll,OOO .. New Bram Gov. eppdl.ll . N.B.Walosev. I *AMIN. .. Do. Sp. o. UM to we ilool .. Do. Ip. o. UMW MS 1001 Now Zoolowldpor owol. Da 1 pot amt. 100 .4111.. News Nodal p. a. 1001 DOI ,000 Quo/Woad Gov.llp. et 100, 17. k ft fit a t r. . : P ok a. a r it 9°l . Do. is Sp.o.dooded/0.,. 611171/111 111/41 flb. Pd. K N a a a a so a It Sil 104 Pri LADIES' PURSE. Q MOO, ••• 6 an. CHESTERFIELD STAKES. Yoe's,. ... &loom ... Macbeth ... 8 no. ENTRY FOR £lOO PLATE. Hall • mile. Cutaway, Preeoriptioa, Oahu. Lowe, Havueda, Lucy Loh* Zorn, Viola, The Beadle, Cranbury, Eugenie, At treaties, Neophyte, Light, Jells Shore, Lytham, Queer et Tempe, Oipy OldL, Hover, The Own, Mandell", and Dol. phis. BADMINTON STAKES. Half a mile. Locket Lucy Grataa, Tina, Oectinet, Carnizette, cby Schram, i , and Rm Harriette are here. PAID Folirmr.—Qamen Boa Willie, name, Marco Tr Spada, Blockade, Nailer, and Ada Lima. STEWARDS' OUP. One silo 7 forbmge. 10 The Grinder, The (Mown, Victorious, Terror, La e t Tonoques, Grappler. King Arthur, and Lion are hue. le PAID Foisrmr.— Cambrian= and Whitetborn. WELTER HANDICAP. Once round and • diatonic. 1 4 Stanton, Change, Donnybrook, Welbook, Macbeth. Geri. g baldi, Schoolmaster, Ocrinstenign, Dan Swift, Heise, Him Bowser a, and Love Letter are hers. Be PAID Fouzir.—Wildmas, Twilight, Pixie, and Littleton. gal. ENTRY FOR HANDICAP OF 50 BOYS. Sewn go. at Lady Bohan, Cntaway, Ni tari er, Peignoir, Karina', MOMS* PA Gmbisersharc, Parity, Jane Shore, Sidewlod, and Si Tartar. 04 006 . . r• tm.,WeLibalser Val IMplitauf bus .... • lasis•Muuff 4 Asit" HO Mold !ma UWE—. Ou . sabrya Cow OW. I tr i I mit oaboosiaci sm aim. -- —.... 94 N Mk 1W - 4 -0 arivielTod Clifford Anal. Dor. G. Off.. (raviiik.) Si Owawall si Do. • J ALDAN,. WWI Si Da. alp. alspallls IN Alla sidll~Jaao aU DuadaklWlDA•bd..la WO Litabarshaad ll* Mews sad WI WWI Dealsaa Ord. el. IN IS.. • Nook WO Do, Z. Ass. ilk., No ! IN Ursa NarWol Sooliaad 110 OssaiNorthsen ISO Do.A 1 • sea ao Ws. aa. 105 D 0.11111114. s. Is pald OS. daath Wall (Irs 1 lea era* Widen lea ;Imams VaL01•10 10 Do. /loath Wales IN Do. W. 1114.—Odord IN Do. Do. ll= IN Do. Do. II 10 lasauddra Tarkohles 10 I•sdo• sad Ideakwall Ica.,DiaLOosat 105 laalooSlN W Dow IN Loodoadt Ninth Weida IN LoadcodeoatkWastara Ids•parl A51.,1 Mosta& Idary rod Darlide all Do. Ds. I Mom int Baena (Nape) .. Vast Camaro Cast Cara Brea .. Seat OrsavIll• .. Lovell .. W. Zama (iaybe ) Grumbler i U. Aube* 6 Gnat (tiotted) Gnat Wu* TAM .. G. W. Vae (I•liaaa) IN 1111 10 II N N IN IN NI NI - .- 6 Ti 130 131 164 166 131 la 96 116 TS 136 Is 61 a 46 66 102 la 1901 1211 a 90 106 167 44 611 1211 161 In as 61 a .. Heroes loot .. Ill wa.6 apton Downs .. 11l LOA 1 66a Valley .. 6 Rapid: Irea Ore - COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS , In MARK-LitNE.—(THIS DAY.) es To-day's market wee mistily supplied with home-gown wheat. The whole of the @amples. however, arrived is good es , tellable condition. The demand was far from active ; never- N. theism, Mondays eurrency was well supported. The show of foreign wheat was moderate. Good and fine al Vwere taken off somewhat freely, at fall quotations. N. Ih n er kinds, next to nothing was doing, at late rake. e s t Floating cargo:es of produce were steady in price, and ~ there was some inquiry for wheat for forward shipment. 24 Grinding barley was a slow sale, &thinly last week quota- N. tines. Bahia( and distilling sorts reared foil prices. 10 The malt trio was inactive, on former terms. The supply 100 03 of malt was seasonably extensive. There was less activity in the oat trade ; but no quotable 9 change in prima took place. Beans commanded extreme quotations, with a very 60 limited 'apply on offer. The sale for peas was steady, at very full prime. 13 Both English and foreign flour was arm. St The transactions in seeds and oaken were much restricted, es . at previous quotations. to UUSILIST PRIM. at_ Eiratelli. Pot Qr. /rum. e. 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Dag&b and Bwodldt 18 to 21 Sudan lB to 21 Sanaa PUMMUOMS. - R. - r - sAriiii: Ca . Oda& Danish - SS le SO 100 1 171 04911 SS to 36 U. i Ylail. r as to is Ng = . so to se is i iiiiiiii i ciiii. MO 93 Mille Le SO Yellow 11,002. /09 Trends, per sack Spanish, 5 4 w 0 r 4009 . ;90 la& • 19 to tO MI C ane l` .. 124T0 LONDON, BY WAIN/ 14 . {ro MA Y it oczauYs. le OIL is he lIIt LIS PC II 4 si si Oe aY I.lllloaocalli Lwow, 1(04 1 Do. If IDow. Bar. la.g.ap.a Sues IBaffalo Is 10ka Harm 8111 Do. Prelamas 100 Bat.. 044444.10 01100000 p. o. fida. Aug. 1.16T 0 100 Do. do. July 1, UM up 1 Do. do. Jam 1. lad 100 lOal. 100 10apo T. Dook Spa S. a n I De i ners.. l 2.o.perri SO rest. go. 1110 Zing India R f do 10 Do. J liztandon 1.40 °read Trunk al ..40101* ell Do. tgalp.ll.ll..4pot W Do. 101 D OB . • deferred all Do. WDo. !pref. Do. o de. Warred O 1 Do pdprat. Rock .. en Do. dfa defenad an Do. Mb prat. /kook . all Do. da. dedarred 1.111/ Gm& ladlas halaisla 11 Do. pa. par aeal Do. Now de. 104 IL of ladled. 14 41 100 et Do 40 par cast De all 04. Western of Canada 111 Do. Nor all 04.4.1 AL 1a7.1101 all do. do. 18774 I India& !kapok Ifooo ol 1 Do. Now 1011 Madras gum. Bp. osa4. IN D o. do. L i d: KO . cm. • Do. /Mb do. 100 IGOb. Corp. 4 pot a. 114 all Kalb. sad llobacarslay all 1111.111raa.00malaA 1 104 N.11.40:00.41p.a1dp. 11, 110 lhalfada. it Ii Oak WO Do. Dad • • • Do. do. do. 104 Da. rilalan4 do 10 Do. i0da414.7104. do. es te 01 101 76 86 101 101 s 101 /08 103 166 P 6B m. 188 10 6 14 0 06 6 613 61 14 66 67 als 4 0 46 at Ids 66 46 Ado 26 10 108 1 06 012 106 106 y o b brow- le to !I fool assrva CAILia OF GRAIN, &a, ILLAGI MON MAY llMeat. Purley. Walt We. nom lee um iste. qrs. en. bete. win nu Mllsh and 86oteh i 1310 680 140 10.00 .. 11110 IN receipt I 5980 ueo .. mil') :: goo to o Tow ; —_— too I Me MO MO 417401 .. 1850 us LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS Joe (THIS DAY.) ok ( r =moo Aim nressumnow. TiLecaurz.) is so (not oat °yrs C01111881.011DENT.) a. I:7oTroei.—The market quiet, at drooping pric es. Bales pi. probably 5,009 or 6,000 bales. ilt. ooas.—The market fairly attended. Wheat in rather 9111 better demand, at Tuesday's rates. Flour slow. Wien IN cora a tura dearer : Galata, 295. 3d. to 295. 6d. Beams I " IN steady. Oak. and oatmeal quiet. ta ts ill 101 104 10114 00 8 2 80 84 461\ MINCING-LANK—(THIS DAT.) mi. SUOMI. —There is no improvement in the demand, but u " there is no pressure to sell prices remain as before. The I L sales are chiefly confined to British West India descriptions, K including Barbadoee at 30§. to Ma. Refined is also in ge limited request at nealtered prices. N Comm —lir public sales to-day were confined to Ja- li t males, which sold at previous prices. Privately the market Z . for Ceylon is firm but quiet. N COOOA. —Trio idol Ira been sold at full prioes ; us, sad fit middlisg red. 665. 6d. to 70s. ; good and fine, 725. 6d. to ilk 88e. ; superior, 107 s. 6d. Tea.—The market is steady but quiet. Rim —A panel at white Bengal sold at 12s. 6}d•, and 3,000 bap of Nei:ramie at 9s. 70. 711 ROIL—No soles reported. 10. 0 corms.—The dulness notioed yesterday continues, sad 19.1 prices earn favour buyers, short staples showing tar le,f greatest depression. NI JOT& —Busioese has been done at firmer prices. to.f INDo}o.—Tbe demand for old goods is less active and I °4l last sales prices are barely supported. New goods caution* so to sell briskly at the full prices previously supported. ILI Bit vreria.—it parcel of Burners. refraction 561, barn been sold at 10s. No allowance for refraction. 11,1 _id 101 102 93 96 99 91 0! M I I I 11 Si 101 101 1001 101 fr i Ili 101 10! JOUR SIOCI. WM. ,1 - 60 laws & llootozoo 140 I pp. Do. Now.. ;a 7 ar In in • so in le 6 16 1 73p a la 2 ~ r . I Ipo -. 124 i Pm ''' 16 61 die ... TO &DWI% ll 100 LlliatoolaaAlSTarpool 100 Do. Wood at SO oat l l4 10 As& Austrian 60 !Anglo knit= (Llso.) ll 60 1 trdo liana° iLatataKll 11 10 ladallogiaak.Oorolowalt I _l. 161.1.11.41.1 a Alma. 11 tO OD lye 141 M .IUWOOiso O Do. Now 10 Nankai II Book of = NO Disk al IS t Oago Be ak et at ,t jlOoHr 1 d .3 BM B o okolfolorlogoabis VS 80u1c .........a 0l Now losliod 10 O Fr , 1 -.."----- 1 1 14•11 Oallteruloa SO Bettleh N. ANI4IIOII SO C. Bk. DulloAss., aim II Quirt. lier.ol Indla.49e. 1100 CM IN Cam.Baak of 11 4 It'om. Mall Indlaot c. a: 's s s .id 1 fait London (14m1M 10 Ooneotidatml Dank (L) 6 * Iltim 190 Orotiaintsl U 6 2As 100 Do. New 50 6) 0 11 pm 20 pattern lizokamWLllB) 5 I WY 20 ing.Boot.ttaustMarta. all 19 iitt 60 ingllah and !toadish (L 16 it 1441. 80 gwvpilia Beek( Llailbed 14 Ilt leas • 1100 alodosoadoof74o.(L) U 3 IOW - 100 Do. boa** 1 pos. - 1100 Do. Dew - 100 bipeds! 11004 Wined 01 911 am -• 10 beparlaloMoman lO 6 *pm 161 1 25 lantan.. U Uo. New S 4.114 ipm - 111 lood Nort.Bk; Ines(L) 4 Om id - M Lotallk.orMeMeo,&c.(L 14 21 *ll5 10 IN UM Beak of loothail,L Li 8 6 415 - hUri* and Pi - inn.D.A.mtatDrasUM•lLlititML 40 8 9pm - IN Do Now. too at 4pm 10 14 Ipm - If ,Lc 0., Bk.. OS. MIT. (L) 12 - -dim - VS Moo Minot at Acad. all 231 10 tllt 0 Loam sad County 9O 70 73 77 OS Ina. llanibitOon.lx.(L) IS 15 16 Me .- IP Looks Jolot Mot.- lb so St - M Looks& Bosth admit MI 11 i* - 101 Lou. I 6.124(047161Un. 10 14po - 10 0 Do. do. Now , 50 ,Loadon&Venomude (L ) 10 11 dla 'lO I Lon. 1 Weetroloster .. 10 9t 90 954 100 'Merchant bank(Lls.).. U 2 6pm • 50 Maroantlla lb IsalnualL. 10 4 It lla 44 10 0 'llelao. 1 Prov. bask (L. 29 4 3 dls 100 Do. do. 1100 'Midland Nook (Um) 100 Nstlood a= l 2l 1 11 peo )4 00 Lem GI 91 101 Do. &C ow i 00 60 Nalbroa Book 01 ° 0 1 9 6 7 i3l rS4 a. r, .. . 6 000 10 • Now Zoolood (10•1444) 6 IS liloolls Waders tilli 10 Orient* Dank SI Do Nws. Oa.= I. 10 ,Pmtvlailialdisiom).4 4 4 le ID .. do. 1710 Proviso. 0 Ireland L c 10 De. do New 1 SS ktodo 2.444D0L04L f ion* Aml96llla. U PM* Labors ( tha.) . IN it as. Ardis _ 9 al II 1 _ so it 140 145 TALLOW MARICET.-(THIS DAY.) 1;0 LOA Tim market is AsaAy. Priem are quoted as follows :- gc Tows tallow, 395. 9d. wit cash ; Psiorsburg Y.C. oil the We spot, 40s. 6d. ; October to Dostsaber, 4ls. 9d. MO HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) AC 1../1 LZADIMALL.-Ilidas : Pekes : 561bs. to 641b5., 2td. Isr.ii to 34.?; 64Ibs. to Ms., 3d.; 711bo. to 801hs., 34. to IDA 31d. ; 80tho, to 8811:6., 3id. to 30.; 881bs. to 96Itis., 34d. to 40 _,•! Horse hams, 9s. to Ios. Calf skim, light, 2s. to 41. ; ri': ( full, 6.. 6d. SOO Bm‘3IOIMHIT.-Sbespikitil : Downs, 7s. 6d. to Bs. 6d. ; wo lambs, 21. 9d. to 4s. ; shoaling', ls. sd. 0.4 wi 1 14 2 a a a • lialk lclls par • aa 6 a 46 2729 49 91 us 111 60 4 BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) MOM% Pattieleo and Smith report that does* the past 20 . ,( week the demand for oonsomptloe has helm, of the two, o,C somewhat brisker, late prices is all insteeces being fully 60.{ DR. LIVIROSTONZ OR THE MISSIONS TO AFRICA.— Speakiog yesterday at the meeting of the Lcodao Mks *I theory Society, Dr. Livingstows said be bow • very great 2 0 deal of th e 'comets to Christianity, mad the mis- 1310, sionaries in boll South and West Africa, sod be arrived ie .( at the opinion, from what be had seen, that those who ism talked about the miminnarice and mavens as unworthy 10,1 persons keel, oothing at all about them. A geotleorau, be thi said, whom he knew, went into a °crisis two in Africa. 141 . 1 sod was astonished d became be saw ro miselonsries ' • bet AI when he got into the middle of the town be fou nd a black La man preaching to the inhabiteate, and that gentleman, her. Al in made personal inquiries as to the work serried os by the or,c missionaries, sow freely acknowledged the value of timer kr work. The labours of the missionary in South Africa were ri such, being carried on is spite of the most deadly disease .1 and the greatest mail., that they only wanted en air of k c antiquity to be thrown around them to make them equal to 10 those of the saint. sod monies al old. 11 had come to his ths krowlasle that some persona talked about the advance e l ikl lialthessianisto, sad he had bees lookieg owt for that wave which wan to spread over Atria' ; bet he bad s ever met with 13ea( 1 any blahansedans until two yearesime, whoa became aeries • kr amplest A rebels:mindere, sod the malt of the particular Al inquiries which be made was that Woe ',bolted bees with To,c them for some lean knew oothiog about the faith, beyond that it was wren to est of an enthral the throat of which had mot Woe est. He went as to show that the movers. AA made great uamidsss in order to support the church of their faith, sod be expressed bin &swivels° that the iofluenoe at 1 0.1 the mieeigmarim wee more widely felt than was known, and I 1.6 that the trait of this inflame. would be felt in time to I •• SO. ii 91 0B a 01 0i au as a TIIW 10•1 MB4 tics' "• za wi I - 11 %dim pW ems. Numerous ruins of ancient settlements have been diseovered is MUM. Broke. fregemeie of potter, have Mies fatted strewed &boot everywhere. The ramie , of 11 widest forte sod of loses of eoesiderable uses have bow 11 MS. privrieg that the amity woe inhabited is forma i y Yew by s sapseloe reee to the Arizattite Isiiimes of the 1 praseat day. It is sseisetand *it Me former inhabitants ' wr•distroyed ar &rime sere, by the vtokat areptioa of $ samemote Wipe mamma whisk mom elided ia that tent. tourp—AMAlo2l% paper. I M 2 t ; fa 12 w ileae 1 Ds Is its at Ikto. mlw or ANIMAS& Doke el loolsad Ate ) Mks ot Loam MOIST MARKBZ-Cl'HIB DAY.) 8 Goverment severities la 90==sna•••••• 10, No ebeasa bolds( asperleme Oohs sad bathos b botk lieputesiga ... .. 14,84101 lasreser 1112.118 Neves day sad ether bele 467405 Deersasel 1,106 Ito Best 3.991,644 lamer) P 8.998 Notes is rssorra Total swerve (tot as /scabs ) is bulking department._ 8,278,227 lunar 581,888 These changes are of a favourable character. The continuance of a steady demand for money is commercial channels is denoted by the vrithdrawa/ of 299,2481. of private deposits, but, as the govern ment deposits have increased 838,8491., land the private securities have declined 208,3701., the reserve has experienced the satisfactory inures,. of 581,653. In the coin and bullion there is Also an increase of 182,128/., the imports of gold, as men tioned yesterday, having exceeded the napkin Jor the week. Two "'Crone. The stook markets to-day are steady in cha racter, owing to the favourable nature of the returns just issued by the Banks of England and Franoe, but, business being still inanimate, there is no improvement in prices. Consols are quoted about 1-16 per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. Foreign stocks, home railways, and other securities, are mostly unaltered. The weekly return of the Bank of France shows an increase of 360,0001. in the coin and bullion, and a decrease of 720,0001. in the bills discounted. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rank" opened at 67fr. 70c., being sc. better than yesterday. There is a good demand for discounts to-day, and the rate for the best paper is firm, at 41 per cent. The supply of money, however, is consider able. Short loans on English government secu rities are obtainable on the Stock Exchange at 3 per oent. Consols ere now quoted 901 to 1, with div., for money, and 896-16 to 7-16, or 891, ex div., for the account (June 8). The official business report is as follows:-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 1,1 ; ditto for account, 891, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, 1,1; New Three per Cents, 881, 1 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 731 ; Bank Stock, 240, 242 ; India Stook, 218, 216 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 106*, 1; ditto Bonds, 15s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bill'', 6s. prem. As regards foreign stocks, in the absence of business, the only changes worth mentioning are an improvement of 3 per oent, in Spanish Certifi cates and of 1 in Turkish Bonds of 1862. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz. :-Greek Bonds, 901 to 21; Mexican, 261 to ; Confederate, 12 to 14 ; Spanish Pas sive, 291 to 30 ; the Certificates, 151 to 1; Turkish, 1858, 70 to 71 ; ditto, 1862, 721 to 731 ; ditto Consolidle, sq to 52. Transactions are recorded as follows :-batch CertiScates, 961; Egyptian, 1864, 93, 921 ; Greek, for account, 201 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 81 ; Italian, 1885, scrip, 41, 1, dies. ; Mexican, for sect, _ 261, ; Portuguese, 1856, Aro., for sect, 481,1 ; Rus elan, 1850, 881 ; ditto, 1862, 901, 891, ex div. ; Spanish Passive, for account, 291, ; ditto Certifi cates, for soot., 151, * ; Turkish, 1864, for account, 901, 90 ; ditto 1862, for account, 721, 731 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 73, 1; ditto, 1863, 691 ; ditto Guaranteed, 1001 ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, BANK OF IN LAND.—As I sad Olt VW., e. al, tor the week 1806. ....... .... E2i7,008. - ides towed Locount pursuant to lie Act WU ending cm Wednesday. May 111, Wriththr. flowerament dote— A. 11,011,110 Other securities .... 2,04.11111 Paolo and W -1.1,93k11S Silver bul iou ... • . . 4191,401,616 Milan D/Priflikir. Provision' POW 4114,163,060 Government Mee kest 11201,654 Mass (loolsding Potato Deposits (In- Dead ersigbt All eluding ltsetteq., Ear. Banks, Cow o:arrocuritles ads. of National Notes Debt, sad Di v , Cold end Sliver Accounts) Other Deposits.... 1e,70,032 Seven My and other Bills iffi.. 0 4 821 467,1106 &AMON Kai U. Iwo. ____ tia,131.251 W. WILIAM. Chid Griller. Console, which cl osed yesterday at 89j, ex div., for the Bth of June, opened and closed today at 89ft, "buyers." For money the last prior was 90} to ft, with div. The official business report is as :--Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 9,, ft, • ditto tot account. 891, ft ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 881, ft ; New Three par Cents., 881, ft, 4, I • India Stock, 218, 2161 ; ditto Five per C . 13;ock, 108 ft, ft, F. The India Five per Cent. stock was mere in quired for. Exchequer Bills remain at 3s. to 6s. prem. The foreign stock market was spin quiet, yet the tone, on the whole, was firmer than yesterday. Turkish Consolid& have recovered 4 per cent. . There was also an improvement of } Mexican Bonds and Italian scrip. Spanish . securities, oa the contrary, showed renewed heaviness, the Pas sive and Certificates falling } per cent., and the Deferred Three per Cents, }. In the market for bank shares an improvement took place in Bank of Queensland, Continental, London and Brazilian, and Union Bank of Ireland. Imperial Ottoman Bank shares were also 'firm, closing at 6} to 6} prem. The dividend just declared by this company is apparently regarded with satisfaction, the more especially as te e absence of any large e.cceptional gains, such as hu af forded in the previous year by the Turkish Loan, shows that the company's profits are of a permanent character. A decline has taken plane to•day how ever in Asiatic Bank, Chartered Mercantil:Bask of India, London and China, London and County, Mercantile and Exchange, National, South Aus tralian, and Union Bank of London. Hudson's Bay shares were last qnoted to-day 15} to }, being firmer ; National Discount, 10} to prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, 1} to 0} dia., showing a decided rise ; Egyptian Trading, 1 to 1 dies.; Ottoman Socipit4 °antral., 24 to } vrom. ; and Milan Improvements, 44 to } prem. Pairbairn Engineering and International Contract shares were inquired for. English and Scottish Marine Insurance and Millwall Iron Works showed flatness. There was a better demand for the shares of several of the financial companies. London Finan cial improved 7a. 6d., Credit Fonder and Manlier 5a., and some of the other companies about 2s. 6d: The closing quotations are annexed, via: International Finanaii, }to 1} preu ; General Credit, 1} to 1 prem. ; Loam Vina=al, 7to 7# prem. ; Empanel Mercantile Credit, I to 14 prem. ; Credit Fourier sod Mohair: (both old and new shares), 34 to prem., ex div. The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota tions for shame in new undertakings are sub joined :—Metropolitan District Railways, 94 to 10} prem. • Rio de Janeiro Gas, 1 to 1} prem. ; Anglo-EgyPtian Navigation, 4 to 4} prem. ; Ply mouth Shipbuilding, 1} to 1} prem. ; Ruesian Iron Works, 34 to 34 prem.; Lion Brewery, 2} to 2} prem.; Ottoman Company, n telt prem. ; London and Mediterranean Bs E, - 14 to 2 prem. ; Balm gate Silk, 1} to 2} prem. • Estates Invest ment, 2 to 3 prem. ; Chichestle and Midhurst Railway, 1 to 2 prem. ; and Virginia Petroleum, 1 to 2 prem. United States 5.20 Bonds declined } per oent, ' closing at 644 to 4. Atlantic and Great Waters Railway Debentures were quoted 88 to 90. South Australian Government Debentures were quoted rather lower, but there were inquiries for Natal. 313 f. The scrip of the new Ottoman Loan is quoted fto discount. International Financial shares are now quoted 1 to f prem. ; General Credit, lf to d prem. ; London Financial, 7to pram- ; Imperial Mercantile, Ito prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier of England, 31 to 1 .prem., ex div. ; Hudson's Bay, 151 to f ; and Egyptian Trading, 11 to 1 dia. The quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :—Metropolitan District Railways, 91 to 101 prem. ; Moscow Gas, f die. to per; Russian Iron Works, 31 to f prom. ; Anglo- Egyptian Navigation, 4 to 1 prem. ; Varna Railway, Bto 9 prem. ; Plymouth Shipbuilding, 14 to prem. ; Ottoman Company, Ito lf prem. ; Lion Brewery, 21 to prem. ; Estates Investment, 21 to f prem. ; and London and Mediterranean Bank, 14 to 2 prem. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow (" continuation day") and end on Tuesday. The amount of gold taken to the Bank yesterday was 3,0001. The steamer Germania, from New York, has brought only 1,5201. in specie for Eng land. set brought tel received in anticipation of the Austra lian mail, ste:tee that " the Victoria tariff quest ion is still unsettled." Antigua Six per Cent. Government Debentures for 30,0001. were offered to public competition yester day by the crown agents for the colonies, out of which allotments were made to the extent of 27,0001., at prices varying from 100 to 103 1-10. The reserve price was fixed at 100, and it was stated that ap plications at that rate would be received for the small balance remaining until Monday, the 15th instant. The committee of the Stock Exchange have appointed Wednesday, the 17th inst., • special settling day in the shares of the Registered Land Company (Limited), which, however, are not to be quoted in the official list at present. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,0241. over last year ; the London and South Western an increase of 2,2931. ; the Manchester ' She ffi eld, and Lincolnshire an increase of 7601. ; and the North Eastern an inc ease of 3,039/. The meeting of the Otago and Southland Invest ment Company took ,place yesterday, when a divi dend was declared for the half-year, at the rate of 6 per cent• per annum. The South Eastern Banking Company, which has recently opened branches at Bristol, Poole, Derby, Northampton, etc. ' has now adopted the title of the "English Joint-Stock Bank (Limited)." A call of 21. is to be paid on the shares of Smith, Knight, and Co. (Limited), by the 15th of June. The directors of the City Offices Company have made a call of 21. 10a. per share, payable by the 15th of June. The allotment of the Six per Cent. Guaranteed Preference Stock of the Scottish Australian Invest ment Company has been made, the allotment letters having been issued on the 9th. Notice is given that the subscription list of the Plymouth Shipbuilding Dock and Iron ad Works Company will be closed on Tuesday next, the 16th instant, for town, and on Thursday, the 18th, for country applicants. We are requeeted to state that the subscription list of the Estates Investment Company will be closed on Tuesday next, the 16th instant, at 4 o'clock p.m. The second series of colonial wool sales commenced yesterday. The catalogue comprised 138 bales Sydney, 1,558 Victoria, 1,821 Adelaide, 48 Van Diemen's Land, 234 New Zealand , 716 C ape ; total, 015. There was a good attendance of buyera. The prime, as compared with those of the last sales, are reported by Messrs. R. Dutton and Son to show a reduction on Port Phillip, Sydney, and Adelaide wools of id. told. For Cape wools last sales' rates are maintained. Tbe following quantities have arrived to date, viz. :-22,092 bales Sydeey, 78,879 Victoria, 4,458 Tasmania, 26,341 Adelaide 2,429 Swan River, 13,619 New Zealand, 20,904 Cape ; total, 168,724 bales. The following is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Mr. Grant Duff will ask the Chancellor of the Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : Exchequer no Monday *der what eiroumsteness a parties At the Moth merles of kids rho for the year, a moderate of the mesons imam* by the Bishop of Caps Town in bit dowsed I st ssTsrisselsi at abyss forms Prism East ussimmo d u i lawsu i t with Mr. lam were repaid m h i m 1„. lades ODW—Calaula Vete said at about lete rates, except for • few parcels of Droes slaughtered, which were U01.3.1*W 7.321,0810 n. Lay Wecloanday the Treasury. well competed for, sod manned is some isetemees • eklet more* • greet explode canned is ea* el the Doodahs ROYAL COLL.IOI 07 8112020,79 07 KNOLAIIDe-•- 'drama. There was so Medrts or Bombay Mimed. lies O s pits, knows es Voihrier, beady Ivo wale The follow* eratlemen, having *demo* the esemetry sealyels of the males is 49,336 Weans sew pares* sad , dismal from *NWT. It appears that the 'ma rammed azsmiaatioas far the diploma. was admitted esseehm ri 34,194 brought forward from former sales ; to all 110,530 . wort at o'ciock, as =eel. and they *se *sat to kale the so u at a aseakaiai of tie Malt of ersimbeen on the bides, el whisk 63,560 were sold. East India. —Balfalo WPM , then daily labours, when the pit a lit up with *vivid Ilth tart, els., Maws. Thomas Gray Pr*, Marele, Owe only pars sold. Leathor.—Atietralian or the portion sold, leak, sal lesteatly the fire damp, the irrA=4 thso of so bridged** ; 'Mars liplishury them Leone ; late rates was Abuse& Salted hidea—Asitesliaa wen sassy a poor Meant in Wales, we sad Beery Bdarard Eferriere, Great t. debuts dell of eale. sod of the queasily brought forward, Daly ia all dire**, sad with Mail* pewee. These who , Kite's Wiese. Eastmain lamb Pewee. about esecabird wee sold at late *Ms. Ow, the few meld embed to the walls of the pit sad pre ad bards. Liaegmbire •; 'arab Shepard, Grav'tita- oared were an odd. South Amer** were mos* boa*t the alarm. tad it wee not beg before nee sameisted were read ; sad Robert David Broegletea, Bayles, mar Shre- tw. Dry sod bted hides. Wet Coast, all reseued. Tbs., however. was we the Mw of the dies bury, of fit. Bartholomew's Beesitel. Theme Imo* Gomm .agbt for. —Detail, all cased. oalemisy. &metres rese and We* brad the Waal the Fawcett sad Aathrey Bell, NemenestheorTywa. of the Nom Bares Wm.—North Ametican rea li sed maws/dm rates. Injured, sad ol goo barge five am bait ere aeweteig that castle School. /*bud Beebe, Teaterdes t Beet. sf the Myrabolaskes were all seed at edemas& prises. mover, le almost Weeks. The caps el the emboss is Wessaniester Rospital. Libvki Ithoonnaid. Duff Tow!, The return of Um Bank of England for the Week be he the asableses es mamma sd ass si the se' Bos ton, its Ablei••• Sawa- Jobs Oes•toilme eadingWecineedav, Km, cogaggre . d with that•for wound with sari eras lobe ow et the " Mho" atelariehhe. al the Bliselmffiam Sehoel. Edward h b o view „ e a r anew. the fouowing Vialo the W• 1111180 bold wee pima is heat. - Eallor &MAP% Enloe el th• laalea Pre wee , chan g e ' : and mold sot bare bees pared sold. Tbe aamenaer - " Swam!. And Ohm Tostypeek el the Ohtlakiisa lose EIXOEVES halms MOVES meet el the Usk sallesere ; bet we hem tie gW, hem Beepital. It appear, that she sandidstse eat of Orssisikos 21.233,875 Dames 3 69 . 525 ate d Mar 17 JR an hem how t he to *sir - ' the 112 who offered themesives for exemisalisa vises se- MSc dsitrats 7. 34 9 .114 Ism** d 5 ,649 homes.. =Woes eneket Om% amass. I sit s forced beak to th* shedder De ids wage. Other depoeits ....... 13,700,Ce 2 Deem= 299,248 PREFERSNOS SHAER& ON Wertera. b per mot. ndeernable pref.. 1024. North BMWs New Guaranteed 5 per mot. 107. North Easters. Bteelr . ton!arl Palliegicti 5 For oat" kosizall P.AILW-IYEL Bahia mad Sin ilh;atipisiisi). raj 7 per asst., 14i Dateb Rhenish (161. ), 24, }. Gnat Luzsmbearg. 131. N111.101. —(111.1b DAL) Two o'CLocw. The mining market is rather quiet to-day, but prices generally are well maintained. Great Vor and Bast Lovell shares are in request and have ad vanced : the former are now quoted 32 to and the latter 14 to }. Bast Russell are addled 31 to ; Wheal Margaret, 5 to 6 ; Wheal Buller, 157 i to 6 2 i L East Oa= Biwa, 7to 7t ,• North Roskear, 13 to ID ; Lady Bertha, iag. to 14 e. ; and Tolvadden, 255. to 275. Foreign and colonial mining shares show no change. Cape Copper, however, meet with inquiry. PAOVINOIAL ■SAAR MAMMA Tatitior. Mat IL-blos loadop s-Cireat Woolens, 714- Lanctabir 4 sad Yudialli 74 , 1:142 1-Lowlea sad Nardi Western. 7 71 4 i 1 4_4 1- 41 130 -2 "dhat t eni i - Great Laxeseboarm 11 1171-111oola I H e 51-Coofeasrst• Loma, l.ll Wink D){-urine Fadisaade Barak, d.-Moreantile and Boat, 1- le atmisal, 71 p.-North Western. Silt -41 WD i 7 -16 la. Britkab sod Yoreign, 111 p.-LAOOllO7li7O hinuanws, time, 1-16 p.-llereantila Marine . I it -Union. 1 1 P. - Watarwill Steam Company, 6 1614 d. 1.7•14 ?LIT IL—Triet• wen 1111011 10111•1 11111110111 ft. with - a Bond b0"4111. MUSD , ' But (United). 7 Ai p.- Boickow, Viumben, and Co. (United), p -C. amniall and Oa (United), li 6. -Onset Umbels, 46 I 4-11 Teat Lanni boat% 13!-Onat Northern A, 144 i 6 es - anal Trunk et Canada, IM-Greista, 111-Great Wera, 714 1-Gewaral Credit iliwiled).4l-1111nois Central. 71{ 4-letnewhire end Wet sbir% 111 1 Leaden mil Nara Wman; 1114 4e-Mon. esswee, and Uneolaildra, to - Dine pat Pr ant. fl metrepaltusa. lui 4-Illato new Nalendlow 76-16 p. -Midland, WM I I-New Tat obi Neio. 11 1 -Nenis Barwick" 1041 9-6 edit Mollerdaldre, 7110-4 WI Inatoe l"i n le , 66 1.-velet ccal ead Conaping ildwhe), 14 p. -names as Money Marine liwarearoabinill. p.-Nalled Males 611 pan' bowie. 4144 014 1981 0 16 , Ut. 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