The Express. — London, England, 1865-05-22 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY It 1845. MARE LISTS.--(TRIB DAY.) Two o'Ozoos. The railway market is quiet to-day, with very little bushman, and prises generally are quoted the same as on Saturday. Lon don and North Western stook is now Asotozi 121 to ; Great Western, 72} to f ](ad 133 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 120} to j ; South lantern, 841 to ; Great Zutern, 481 to ; Caledonian, 1301 to 1311; London and South Western, 98 to 99 ; Groat Northern, 1294 to 1304 ; ditto A, 1444 to 145 ; and Metropolitan, 185} to 137. rorei g n and colonial railway securities are un changed. SHAD" CD ISTOCI... lb. I Id. I an wars. °l rg,,,,„M" . I lisia " to 1 - aIK - Is. now ss. si. 122.111) UMW 84 • • I Kau' ft .... I gs. 40111114011. sil Ilbut..ll•Ulitareira \1111"maace6"48411M.01”41110041111142.1 WO Ws&Wan • sU Oat sad Bandon W Cornwall all Do. • j♦oo Er. *MU sU Do. B lg. alspallSo B. 180 !MAW and Jr. Bi. sal DsknOsithwlltlaLbLin 101 IsUnbari 100 91sagow ltsal aid = WO Grail Imam Ord. 100 De. 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I AM a Usttellt.Teleg.ol.(l ) ell MlO 10 OsiveralLadeelse(L) 5 MN 10 Clic so keemeiTeigibis., fi Ass N ,1115 10 ViaDlemmes's lewd— tip 61111, M Ilierteatibiaaelim. le 10111 M Westlediede L. lb PREIPERKNOI SHAMS. Gris 6 Triers, Rogers Ociaatiem, 6 per oast, FOREIGN ELILWAYL Gnat Loxambotirg, 14 to I. Foo Paolo (LiatitodL goostuatood 7 per oust, 174. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THD3 DAY.) The May rural adjourned swiss of the pesos for the sof Aluety addin's:commenced this morning at theSessions hens, Oterkeswell-greem before Mr. Bodkia, sonistant judge, and a full bench of magistrates. The calendar con tains the nuns d 117 prism:mu committed for trial, of whom 100 wore indicted for felony and 17 for misdemeanour. The date of education of the prisoners wee reported to be as follows :—ern neither read nor write, 30; can read only, 15 ; read and write imperfectly , 79 ; and reed and write well, 8. The Assistant-Judge baldly explained to the grand jury, and dismiaeed them to their duties. THE PESTI:ND= HUMS COUNT.—A STRAHOE HISTORY. Eugene Mitksewice, who had described him as a Russian roust, cousin to Prince Demidoff, and brother-in-law to the Duke of Hamilton, and who was °Deviated lad sedan of obtaining mosey by false pretences from Thomas Caw* Pierre Guillon, and William Rawlins, was brought up for judgrneut. The case created • dial of interest. Inspector Thompeoe, of the detective department of Soot land-yard, who has charge of the case, stated that sins the prisoner bed beencondoted he had Went° Plymouth. where he saw three parses to whom he showed a photograph of the prisoner, sad they at tote identified him as the meal by whom they had been defrauded, and they had made declarations which he then produced. The first was from a Mr. Jas. C. Hansom, a tailor, who stated that the pri sms: bad obtained from him goods to the amount of 241. 135., stating that he was a Russian count and had an income of 2,0001, a year. The second declaration was from Mr. Samuel Pease, keeper of the Royal Hotel, Plymouth, ' who said that the twister lodged at his house in the meath of March, 1864, where he me up e bill for board and lode instulearepresented that he was Coast Eugene Mitkiewics , , related to many high families, and he stated to tae manager of the hotel that be danced with the Princes of Wales two nights after her wedding. The third declaration was from Mr.. 7. S. Banes, of George-street, Plymouth, howler, who stated that the prisoner went to him and repseetted that be was the Runlet Count Eugene Mitklewtcz, sod that he was a person of high position, and on the strength of this representation obtained • qquantity of hosiery. In each of these case he had absaoaded, leaving the debts unpaid. Further communications received from America were put in. An dicer in the late Confederate army of America said some months ego he was staying at the Greed Hotel in Paris, where he met a gentlemen named Morton, who was known to him, and Mr. Morton informed him that the poi soner had robbed him d 10,000 franca. The matter was rut into the hands of the polio', but the prisoner decamped, and they could not catch him. Mr. Thomas Blanchard, soperintendeut of police at Barn staple, said he knew the prisoner in June, 1863, when the prisoner west to a jeweller's shop sod sired for two gold watches to be shown to a lady who was in • marriage outside. When he got the watches he bolted with them. He (witches) held a warrant for his apprehension on this charge, but on the prisoner's friends, who were of the highest respectability ia Devonshire, coming forward and paying the money no further proceedings were Shen apioat A New York paper was put in, with a large wood en- Patin of "Eugene Milkiewies, the Diamond Coant." The Asdatent-Judge said that the prisoner had been convicted of three distinct offecess, and the court felt called upon to make a public example of him. He bad obtained his living in a most disgraceful way by defrauding these pupas, and it was in the power of the court to pas a sentence of five years' peed servitude upon each of the three iedictineete open which he bed been sedated. His career of fraud 1 / 1 111 now closed for a considerable time, and the seeteoce of the court upon him was that he be kept in peed servitude for five years. The " count" vpeared to be very chap-fallea at his NO. duce as he pared to the cells below. Tax POLIUS COURTS. (THIS DAL) MARLHOROUGH4STEZILT, • POLK. CONIIWILIt MAIO= WITH SWAIM OP DUTY. Jolt* Gee, a peifieronestabl• of the C division, was charged before Mr. Mansidd on a warrant by one of the commit donors of polies with bang guilty of neglect and violation of day dazing his Miss as constable of the Metropolitan Pollee fore.. sad with being drank whoa charged. Impeder Harrisoa, of the 0 division, said the defendant , who we. a coostable of the C division, was on Wednesday reported, and on Thanday he west to the amperistendent's °Moe, bat was foaad to be too drank to go before the cons mimicoors. He seat the dofecdant home, sod told him to allied the followisg day, but he nonrated to do so. and about 10 o'clock at sight was broaght to the salami by Sergeant Cook, 7 0, who found him in Warloaretrest in a state of intoxicatleo. Hs was detrined at the station and afterwards seat limns, Wag told to Magid the next 111010 . lag applie d , sapsrinteodeut's, but failing to do so a warrant we aid whea tonal into custody the &hoodoo' was drunk. The dotesdant's answer to the charge was that he was drank sad did and know what be was doing. In answer to Mr. Mansfield it wen stated that the defend ant had only boas two months h. the form, that be bed f - rawly bees is Ow army, and that he left with a very good character. Mr. Mangold said be wee exceedingly sorry to god that a man who bad pined a good character in the army should have fallow into the beastly habit of drunkeanees. The de• feadant woo sow a lost asan. He would not impose the full peaslty, bat the defeodant would have to pay 20s. or 14 days. SOUTHWARK. CLIVE' CAPTtril OF TWO HOUSIBETLEITIS. Philip West, alias Littley, and Edward &mesa, alias Atkins, well koowo thieves, were placed at the bar, before Kr. Horsham, ter deal examination, charged with tweaking into the derelling.hones of Hr. 231;esting, Old Kent-road, and steam( therefrom • quantity of linen sad other pro sad Cod/worth, 20 DI, said that about half-put o'cie - ci - Too she morning of the sth inst. he met the prinooen is the Old Krieteoad, coming from the direction of Yr. Swesting's hones, each of them carrying • bundle. He stopped them sad asked them what they were carryiog. when they replied " Only • few dirty clothes we are Minnie to wash." Whom' asked them from whams they brought them, aad on their not giving • satrafsetory answer he took them to the station house, and then he fated the halide to 'outgo clean linen and wearing apps reL He afterwards amertained that it bad been stolen from Hr. Sweetie& 508, Old Nestecad. Elisabeth Hill, servant in the prceseitter's employ, identi fied • portion of the firma as her property, sad some be- Wallis( to her roaster. The linen was left in the washbowls, which was securely fantened up at half-past 10 o'clock ea Holiday night. Oa Tuesday morning she discovered the back kitchen window broken. nod property strewed about in ell. directions. Sarah Vechory, another servant in prosecutor's employ. said she fasteeed the kitchen window on kfooday eight, whew •11 the property was secure. Witmer identified pert of the linen as her property. la answer to the charge the prisoners said •• roes gave them the bundles*, carry, telling then. it was dirty Wen, and they were to take them to the wash. Sergeant Dodewortb Informed his worship that the pri soners weft within ITO yards of the prosecutor?' haws. City poliosemistable No. 251, laid be knew West ; be was tried at the Ceetral Criminal Omni in the name of Littley, at the June sessions, 1863, and seoteoeed to twelve months' hard labour for housebreaking. Stems had also been convicted of a similar robbery. Kr. Benham ocrounittel them for trial. GRESNWICH. THI ACIDLY BCSWILB AT BLACKHEATH. At the omitting of the court this monies the following peaces were plaited is the dock, before Mr. Trail, Merged _ with furiously riding harass os Blachieatit, on Sunday aftsemon, to the danger of the pabhe amembied themes :—Prancie Bishop. 73, Bowlaod street, Tottenham-mart-road, limedraper ; Edward Whitton', 40, 9mm-street, Bryanstoamaare, Ed_g wartoroad, Bei/dint= ; Henry John Jarman, 30, Ash-grove, Beekney ; Henry Clark, 17, Golding too-street, Charringtmertreet; Pairiek Malone. 6, firming bate-atreet, Toolsy-street, Southwark ; Joseph Berm, 2, St. Johienpark, Blackheath : and Joseph Berm, 211, High- Week Borough. Evidence is the sererel cams having bees gives, the pri soner' without au *implies said they were not aware that any tagulatioue were laid down for the riding of home as the battle. Yr. Trail said there were no regulations am:s weetly except thaw laid down by the riders Me 's", the prisoipal regulatios being to make as. and of the wall of Gresswich-park the Tottenham corner of the heath. (Laughter.) He supposed that the nuisaece would evestually he suppressed, and is order to effect this sa moat as possible be should continue to impose a flee of 10e. sack, or moves dare imprisonment. Several of the primmer', sot having the mossy, we re moved in custody. from s parliamentary return issued BOROT.JOH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) News. PaMendes and Beath report that the market contiease 'needy, and priees very arm. The amounts re armed teem the plaeUtione this roaesiss speak of By having made its anywise* : in many fasteners to the extent of these sad four an a leaf. ST. MART'S HOSPITAL.—The Prinoe of Wales it appears this this moraiegthai from the 1858 to 1864, both inclusive, Tar will is the foendation stone of a sew wing to St. Mary's the „ de " sad wad by the oass. Hospital, Parldiegtea, to-morrow al teethes. The pro- teeing, will be of a very filtrating oltersecer, sad will, guard is 3,927,8551. 175.15., and the Dumber of lithe saved it is aatisipsted, be witnessed by upwards of 2,000 thee- by them 3,998. Wm (`for who,. ••••• I • lo4 thice • lairs tory ••• boo' SEPPOSID MIIRDIR. By • Masan HIER C ER- Meted . The earemthy will lath pleas et f -was.,2. .. LARUE—At the Cournbouse, Carlisle, cie Saturday, a THE HONSERVATIVS ' 4 POLICY.”—The He rold • saaw a yerems . mas a u Hinkley, was enthuses to 'WA the President of the 17eiled States. ea the charge of having moldered hair' To-day be is celled " the uoissropstham sad ems, Nathan Handel. a toy five years o ; f i x. t denagoes k . a "charlatan." as " outbsw," " oat UV= led ferraerly bees imprisoned by the Ws of civilised eympathy." he. authorities fur wegleetlag to andatais her illegitimate bile of Wight prawns (writes a correspondent) 1 childless el width she boa bad several. Two althea, were seem, like native oysters, doomed to be Mega of the pest ; 1 letllgtha Werldiesee up to a month age, whew the mother ••••I rear there are fewer take% and they lave been SO i INS sae Of thetheist, mid, then is every resew to beans, , scene this meson that the few who would weellemstin good , leek W es Weisseday eight to the River !holes, whom ' old practice of treating their dines% hiss& with a esintyi die Me illethisil him by violence, sad thee threw itri z a dith. es they have bees isecusionsed le de I a Swum yiase. ! are ...... L.A... valleitOT llo9 ",* • •••11 - •••"•• salki , tare sot bees thabled to tie se this ewes~ —Moide Ad. ; sea =Myr are sad ki s Ns . win ban An excursion round the world is being organised retries,. the' theelth whew falter w the bees 100, fiestimg at Antwerp. The v= p lr ere illleat two pen, sad the socia -Ila _ will b id incessively violet. GIRLS NORTHRRN HOSPITAL, CALEDONIAN-10RM i• ..... ethesis. It was Iske el e a set, sad the reaster .4 :: i eipal peels k %Mk —Number of Patients for the wee k w o ad okk gb h , moms Wearibsese ehataita tie belly emliall el It is chiefly Weeded as a meths of uestiesishlisieth thr . 913 , off which 290 were new aces, prisoner's me. yang men COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Wills Fad Hatton, 18a. 6d.; Walla Fad Lembtee, ; Was 1164 Beath Mateo, 18a. 34; Walls Zed Eat Hartlepool, 18a. ; Walt. Pad Hartlepeel, 1 8 a. Walla Eel Briddyls Hallos, 17s. 6d . ; Walls Fad wafts Bad lisegbma llastasl, 166.9 i.; Walls Ned Bontb Keller., 17a. 6d.; W 17a. 6d. ; Walb Bed Hallos4l7a 61; Wall fed Ease Main 16a. 6d. ; Wert Hartley. 16a. ; Bab [ sae Hartley, 101.46 ekes lasskM. 45 at ass. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LLNIL—(THIS DAT.) On sale as oar market, to day, the show of English wheat was soy modorsta. The greater part at the supply was in good oonditioo. Millen operated slowly, bat at the doss of business a fair olsaranos of the stands was ideated, at I;,i Monday's quotations. The supply of foreign wheat was *Min. Superior qua lities met a steady sale at full prices. and the demand for other descriptioaa was fairly active, at frilly late rates. English barley was in short supply, but the show of foreign was rather large. All descriptions ruled inactive, but no material alteration took place in the quotations. Malt was is fair request at late rates. The market was well supplied with oats. ehlefly foreign. All kinds changed hands slowly, at about late rates. There was a steady demand for peas, at extreme rates. In flour sales programed steadily, at fully previous goo- Wiese. Only a limited number of floating cargoes of grain have been reported off onset. The demand for wheat has fallen off ; nevertheless, previous 9notations have been well main- rat tained. The transections in grain for forward shipment, N. have been somewhat extensive. Marianopoli, 40s. 6d. ; Bi (Mirka, 375. 9d. to 40.. ; Beset, 39a. to 39e. 3d. ; Hu 394 6d. per 4921 be. ; tkodomirka, 41s. 3d. ; M N 31s. 9d. ; Bourses, 36e. 6d. ; Balonice, 374 per 48011.. 10 Ghlrica, on pumas, 38s. 3d. to 394 6d. ; ditto for shipment 10 from May toAugust, 384.3 d. to 39e. per 4921b5. The 'apply of * maize off coast ts small, nevertheless sales have progressed "lowly, owing to the high rates demanded by holders. Odes's, 31e. per 4921 be. Barley has deoliowl 6/1. perqr.,with a 96, slow sale. Danubian, 20e. 3d.; Turkish, 20.. 6d.; Baltobick. N. • 20e. 9d.; Salina, 20s. ; &looks, 20a.; Kamm. 201. 6d. N. per 4601 be. No business has been reported in rye. S$ vsoubian is worth a bout 255. to 265. per 480 1 b. BOWS have cantin 10 without &climatic's, at about 38e. to 36e. per 480 lbs. for Barbary. Dear N. Mao millstmed is held at about 20s. per 48011.., N. There has been an increased demand for Homed, sad, is St some instances. the quotatious have shown sagas of ion- 84 previewer.. Calcutta, 53e. 3d. per 4101 b. ; Odessa, as ; Nieolalsff, 54e. 6d. per 424 lbs. Cal- i t matte. on paseage, 53a. 6d. to 545. 6d. ; Mirsapors, B s 54e. 6d. per 410110. Bombay in warehouse, She. 6d. to 564; N. Calcutta, 535. 68. to 54e.; Minapore and Patna, Me. M.; M. Weiss. 555.; Egyptian, Me. ; St. Petersburg and Moon. N. emu* 554 ; Anhwei, 45a. to 46e. per quarter. The N. following are the quantities of linseed estimated afloat from s i t . the East Indies for this coantry ; a. 1865. 1864. 69 Calcutta to Loudon Calcutta to Liverpool Calcutta to Hull 20,119 qrs. - Bombay to Lapdog' 14,914 qrs. 18,396 qrs. igo Bombay to Liverpool 14,710 qrs. 32.921 9 1 ‘• N. Limed cakes have been in slow moist, at ss. per ice Ism mousy. Loudon made 101. 15s. ; New York, in barrels. te. 104 7s. 613. ; ditto, in bage,lo4; Western,in hege,9l. to 94 5e.; N and Mac Neill," 81. 10s. to 81. 15e, per ton. Cottoused cakes 21 have been dull. Ordinary London (mud, 41. 15e.; well ese grouod, 51. No important sales have been noticed is raps- N. seed, but late rates have been folly realised. Gamest, N. 694 to 69e. 6d. ; Ferompore, Ms. to 595.; Calcutta, 575. Id.; N Danubian cultivated, 604 to 61s. ; wild Bleck Boa and 8 4 Azoff, We. par 4241h4 The followi ng are the quantities of lis• sa. rappelled estimated afloat for this country .• ti 1865. 1864. is Calcutta to London 4,971 qrs. - qrs. u Calcutta to Live 1,153 qrs. - rs. Bombay to Leaden rpool 3,628 qrs. 7,101 q q St. rs. le Bombay to Liverpool Cottonseed het ruled steady, and, in soma Cinemas, m i prices have had an upward tendency. Egyptian, 61. 10s. to 0. 61. 124 6d. per toe ; May or June ship/nests, 61. 15e. per toe. ARRIVAL or Beane.-English : Tares, 40; linseed. 1 5 4 ; N. and sundry, 316 qrs. Foreign Tares, 46 ; litwed, 6,623; rapeseed, 33,970 ; and sundry, 4,403 qrs. Eiroara.-Wheat, 400; Unwed, 1,301 ; and oilseed, IML ,, 2,896 qrs. w..... Pyle Qr. g L '4 lookb. ts•d !Mach potato Wis. WA* ►Lek 114M/12. I.IOIIIIIIT PRIM lonia& P Qr. Ea; Ireat:nd.l;33 40 to is r, 1844 48 le 49 Norio& aad Ilossia ';:di. sel — tea u Malting ... grinding rib 24 _ 3 4 1 .• Nompaa es to 25 sja Tick s2 to le ° — rip= rip= as to 44 U. MI. U Oro Made SO to 29 SO mat. ___ 44 to is to Ilm ak Norfotk. and 64 to 61 Kingdom and Wars bi to 61 Brows _ 47 to 61 . sue . noun. SW Town made. pow SOO lbs. Itourottolit l6 to 40 111 Country 111 Norfolk sad Suffolk or ado 27 to to st St to U Now LegLW feed l9 to VI palate fib fff no% Ter. Qr. al i 1 1 OMIL s. I. N o Dudek sod Swedish 18 to 21 1191 Itudoo SIA Loo M 100 Dud& Uto Se 180 ralltim U to 86 100 PIAL 10 riler le o 2B to DS be e Sd to $S in MLitt Ostut. SS. MOW 2B to SO • Yellow Mos. Ma Front& per sack Spanish, . American, ;sr bri.. Csoodloo. „ NTO LONDON. BY LAND AND t es It MAY 11 TO MAY 20, IN- too Waldo "° `°"° ` bare 42 to 64 Itoesock & Meeklaw Ora 39 to 43 Iteratao, hard soft ILmiiitesa. red .. id wto . " 8621.13 °dusting -. .9) to 24 Distilling Malting OM. _- Wok, brow - lB to 88 toed •lIIIVAIS Or GRAIN, IC., 1 WATER CARRIAGR. FROI CLURIVR. Most. Earley. 171: 1 142a55. rssa tunas. 10 gra. gra , qtr. gra gra gra brls solo. I be& ... 6777 8 16 1 881 413 176 .. 1.1970 26 . 'weirs .. 18298 184 6 .. . $Bl7O la .. .. Se. T0ta1.... 84076 19318 188 , 1141786 NS 1175 1 .. 114 1 66 I .:11 Is. ■ •1 It. LIVERPOOL COTTON (THIS DAY.) (sr =Norm *an DernsAriosa, (now OUR OWN conzensmorr.) The market opens with • ♦spy large detuand from all dames of buyer,. The salsa will probably amount to 20,000 or 30,000 bale' at about id. advance. MINOING-LANIA-(THIS DAY.) Sopa& —The market is firm at last week's currency, bat only limited sales are reported, including brown Bengal at 30a. 6d. Refined is also firm, with a fair menet of bagasse doing. Comm.—No sales reported. ROY.—The market is quiet. Saverwras-200 bags sold for cash at 261. 6d. for re- Indica 511, Rica.- Jib mar ket sootinuee firm, but no sales of im pedals", rep: rtedeinos Friday COTTON. —There is an improved demand, at prime in favour of milers ; Tienivelly sold at 1441. to Sid. for fully The sales advertised for to-morrow (mullet of 750 osaks I 10, 9,000 begs of sugar, 500 casks 900 bags of coffee, and sundry e s . drysaltery goods. _ Z s *. _ !!!" TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market Is steady. Teem tallow fa quoted 39e. ;1 11 Petonbarg Y.C. ow the spot, 40e. ed. ; Jane, 40. 6d.• ■ (hitcher to Dimmable. 41s. td. to 41e. 9d. ; Deo., 421. TAIITIOULAIe OF TALLOW. 1866. was 49,t20 31,498 1,418 92,443 - 9• MI!? il'i7 73.2 e! AVINEB.-(THIS DAY.) Two o' The mining market is rather active West Chiverton shares are in especial request, at an ad vance. New Lovell, Great North Laxey, Bottle hill, and North Treekerby are also firm. Some of the present quotations are as follows :—West Chiverton, 724 to 774; Clifford Amalgameted, 291 to 30/ ; New Lovell, 25.. to 30a.; Great Nor Limey, 2k to I ; North Shepherds, Bto ; West Condon, 9 to 10 ; East Caradoa, 124 to 13 ; sad Tolvadden, 25a. to 30a. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. Yudananintans, however, are still enquired for. TEN ItXTRNIIIVE DWIALCATION CASB AT HALIFAX. IRieheisisos, whim far Amu Jobs Hoidswerth end Sou maufactureva, Halifax, charged with egabeaslieg about 8.0001. belosusiag to his masters, was aria braegist Wow the Halite: petiole on Saturday. The Meth of the dehlestious we have already published. The heath, at the kale examiestion into the coo a, derided to user ball for the premier's sprethoe at the Leeds silage, la l 6.0001.„ himself is the suns of 8,0054 mad two entitles OW each. The beech delayed ending Mr. Reba:ere touwisson ed far • day or two in order that he might , if pos . • l bail. ills attorney intimated that bail was not yet fcotleeaiaB. The heath thee committed the u reter to Wakefield Howe of Oorrectice, to oval hie Alf INTIIRTLIW WITH OFSZBAL JOHNSTON.— Gleseral Johastoe's camp wee • very plus ON. seareely as respernside as • division generalb in the Uses army. The hub were old, aed metteeed sheet without meek re gard to rephrity. The stemeare test was • rah wall test, set much better thee the rost. la frost ef this °emend Johnston and some Ave or six odious of hie staff were Attic'. Ou the lid of smw Chat Mt WPM were the reesiss of • very plain frugal sapper. Johann:ft is • mu ef abut eve feet pipe inches is height, rather sly= but muscularly built frame. From appearance I take him to be about 50. Oral y that his hair sad beard are so grey you would us think him so old. He is evideatly • man of great reflective powers, schooled into the greatest subserv, oosubiud with untiring ourgo. His ocoureatio• is so natural, dignified, sad mu that you at owe feel at your mos, though at the mote time you ere 000scioas that he is readies' your thoughts like ea zi o b:k. He pommies much of the reared ewe sod of • gentleman with the pew trades sad firemen • soldier. He accursed freely. A remark was made o• the hopokreassi of the South eon. teedihozeht the Nuth with her east wealth sod an both is see end names. While this was has r =atod and dovestated the South the North was mover so flourishing. son IMMT had so large • "True slough ; yet we did pot tail so mash Kl ai tiresed et Elsa sad emus as from mbereasegireset. Had vs you goomumest, sir, the result might be quite different " He Wake the mar of the people will quietly Mara to their homes and *onions to the sew stale of Stir He was bitter cm the murder et Prost:het Lin. orb. "Lbeets, air," he mkt " wes • good ems sad a ecessmoattu Kb death plead ins power • mu cd Med priuiree—• Sesither• usta—• may • L tear * of =rinse wordless, who will set try to heel up the at the eaten. The scoundrel Booth wee • hot breleed mere, full of • kind of tragie dairy of humor laity. He mu se freed le the South. II at a t time oath ea set weld gempligabs the Federal goverueset it is act mew. lees should the Pregidgetb death help ear sem for • rases it woad be we to bring • suet upon it ; foreseer did • ern Boorish by segardeation. AU good ' men sad true soldiers derogate the samest s ! ms S i : - may be takes allay is order to emu et his Oseeral Johiebon spoke is very deter* terms of Itheresee's military thifftlet ; but wag "IF bitter Jet . .Dsoba, feet - stletbethig the Who's fan. to Ids Imam' admildissiisa.—Ndie York Herald. ITRIAO A various 7 Wiliam. : are Uptio N mark. : is Wooed 'WY 'Wats *meat will it plapsok i but rim, K Val de. WI Of the r is 1860. his mond% it ; tats wed, it yin We wag. LI as ;sot s , t provost it■ 111 * Ol 7 is s right to Dramas with dating th e Anton bays loath, Frame kin States at who indoor Irma would eedinal, bat U they de. tat her owe moods, tea ever rut the Pill hen littb it anticipating advice to the 111Dit el Yr. d ; bat they are pall sail overneseet et tee with use be heated am elaint to le l' !"T A°ll4 Mier boooadai wtsbly to tim ',further era r they mad led States eel rook wither se the err of perhaps net k ma. With the may march tq irsiting elks, w them lamer ow to become ill they wry eep their week smog asps& the melt may w of prom. I take, foe her MOSS whir are doe are treat'd yr either thin re advised that spiritism sr lot aconstomed have been the r of the Med. dtbdow in the f whom? Of a 'pre to tight in whose eyes re of Welker. the repairer wise than thole matter of err. et reminds die. 'or them ever. asking a doubt- Poi' it may be O to Mexico sad elided and law. ar occupatioe— , and who fill its c lvertiser advert§ icier, that the reek with Earo. its fixed idea, sa d the influenced armed emigre. he rarer urges he United States ,depeodenas es not inspire me raters of the future relations The first power odd become the 't Mill protests it take place whisk roar instance, h he fate in the IJOit -called victims! re celebrated oriel' is ore ex. strong roe& Juarer's portiere 'armrest isterests may M By these ester the eoveramed 'es by pippin the seetrebty. Int °Whited, fot tag DS to metre la. spec arms. la t=ti?s will be rill not be -- JJ3 DAY.) : 1 b b 1 0.21 , 1 r an O 0.06 . SAT t Aso 3 - - eb 0.37 1 1 e 0.111 I. z. I. R .z. I. .N.S. c 1 p c f .... cb 0.06 I mb —I S W 0.14 1 lib 01141 b ,; b to W., fresh to Mb derails. sisowe"' and N... fresh to modaraMs showers in Idadsge but dim gmlera n i• s wit above. E. to 8.W., fresh to moderate. Wales, and safe* d By of /beg. r or A SHlr ' s ider the obese" 01h megietr at " .. a officer is & the i e . A certiol""_, re that a , boy lu m " of age reeclg i ti o n which roi l ea tabs folloiriaa 1'1: an apprentice is ee• liam award Di". or poOl tO w k. 011 the eelellig„„ the heed. sod = rage house he la April. so °TT, put ship," alba the than the Does grit the deck. Bed kielger I. as he laY the" . A log the lamas bebely• the latter b. low after this. liPer i l at tbs wbssl, asa bed. Ou lb* 3nt Rug on the pail" heed 101T04111 YAWN.. ,0 6 1 2 , MOTO" °Vr a ITiag the he W twice be es CR hurting Wet. wt._ days Wore Übe 1 1 . 0 s wil.` tO get ; garbig, b 01 0 1 ° 1 %.,,a1 EISDAOk to -------- OFBNINO OP THS NEW WINO OP THE SAILORS' BOWL LONDON DOCKS, BY THE PRINCE OP WALES.-(THIS DAY.) The most extensive preparations have been made to mein the Prince of Wales on the occasion of his royal bigbams's visit this day to the Salton' Home, Wolbstrost, undo° Docks, to open the now building of the establish mot, the fonoddica dose of which was laid by Lord Pal maston some months ago. The new structure, which Is of a very Owns style of white:tare, stands in the rear of the old house and adjoins she Sodas Church, in Dookonsekin the immediate vicinity of the London sad St. Katharine Docks. Flags and banners with the royal standard waved from all points of the new sad old buildings, in honour of the mouton. The shipping in the adjacent both and in the pool have boss decked out la the gayest of bunting, while the water-aide population of this district have made as great a display as they can to welcome the Prince to the far east of the metro polis. Flags have bean suspended anon the streets sloes which his royal highness will pass. Streamers and calms are waving from many of the hones, and the royal visit seems to have given rise to much rejoicing amongst the poorer inhabitants of the busy neighbourhood. The streets loading to the Home were doosely thronged, and it required • • drong body of polio, to keep • clear Padget The doors of the building were opened at 1 o'clock to those who bed been fortunate enough to obtain tickets to witness the ceremony. The whole of the blue jackets now located in the home and a logs portion of the masters of the merchant shipping now in the Thames have been allowed • position in the in tend* proceedings of the day. The officers of the Royal Naval Reserve, in their nest usifonn, are also in attend aacto to give effect to the royal visit. The Hoe. Artillos7 Company, with their floe band, line the swooshes to the new building, and act es guard of honour. The Prussian, ad Turkish, and other foreign ambassadors, and a large cads of the aristocracy have been invited. His royal histamine has find 3 o'clock for his arrival at the home. He will be received by Admiral Bower, the chairman of the board of direction, and other members of the committee, the Bishop of Loden, Captain Webb, R.N., the secretary, and others. TM Prince and suite will then be moductol to the flee dormitory of the sew banding which ham bean appropriately fitted up for the occasion. After an address has been presented to his royal Wea ns, the Prism will declare the building to be opened. The prosesion will then be refonned, and the Prince will be inducted throughout the whole of the salablishmon, in the comas of which he will have the plosion of meeting the many fine blot jackets of the British mercantile marine who are now in the port of Lon don, and who no doubt will gin him a hearty reception. Arraogunents have been mods for a dfjedaer to the visitors. Th• Dew building will give idiom to wetly 200 ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIRTY.-(THIS DAY. This day the annual general meeting of the exist, wee held at the society's nom, Hasever•apiare ; Sir E. ICssissos, Bart., M.P., is the chair. Atneerst time present were Lord Tredegar, Gesind the Hoe. K. N. Hood, Sir Thome Waters. Mr. 84•111 Browse. Mr. Fisher Hebb., Lord Wairisirtiaa, Mr. Dust. IL P., Mr. Holland. LP., Mr. Birdee, r. Marilee, Lerd Favereham,lPrefeeeor Tama, Yr. Wells, Sir W. dazing, Mr. R. Becker, Mr. S. No" ?rots/ear Vaeleker, Mr. P. H. Frees, Mr. Ed. nancii, de. The hones list at geatlonea preowned ter Ong t the vacancies in the coened was adopeed. Oa the moths of Mr. BIBLIJI Biowxs receded by Sir W. SERUM% Lord Trodeger was eased presideat for the mu* year. Lord Taannoas returned thanks, sad said that he should , do ell that be could to promote the intense of the society. , The trustees end vies presidents were reelected. Mr. HALL DAR' read the report, which misted that the send have elected Six Massey Lopes, Bart., ILP., a we ber of commit, in the room of the late Mr. Buller, M.P. The funded capital has been iocreued by a further invest stet of 2,0001 sad now stands at 21,0271. 19.. 64., in the New Three per Conte. 1,0001. remains en deposit with the society's bankers, and the current comb balance in their bands on the Ist indent was 1,9611. 17a. Id. The combed. in deciding upon the 00011.11 at action to be panned on the important subject of education, lave de eded for this year to limit their prime to sandkktee cur mined at the bed examinatiers held by the Devotee's of Cambridge and Oxford. To candidate who shall be mom mendied by any member of the Royal Agricultural Society of England, sad who most he peens in some way depen dant on the cultivation of the laud for their rap port, or intending to make sweater* their pro lamin, the council offer the following prises, via : —Mi. in prises amongst those who shall peas the Cambridge or Oxford senior or junior inouninatioos. 1901. to those at the Cambridge and Oxford examinatioos who, laving pared the preliminary 4i:eminence, shall have &e -ternised themselves in mathematics, meehanice, ohs teary, physics, botany, zoology, or geology. In addition to this. prises, the committee are in negotiation with the authorities at Cambridge, in order that papers, bearing apes special subyeete oonneoted with agriculture, may be set at the next examination in December. Should these Dego intim. be snexesful, a sum of 601. will be offered for two papers, one on agricultural chemistry, and one on 0111” chaaiee as applied to sgricolture whith pipes will be pre pared by gentlemen appointed by the Royal Agricultural Society of England, sod reported upon by them. Cued'. dates not exaseding 25, may compete for the special prises. The arrangscreate for the Plymouth meeting to be bold Luring the week, commencing Monday, 17th July, are pro m/map satiefeotorily. A very large 'any is already made ef impleneets, sad the entries for stock, which will aloe te the let of June. Mali, to be equally numerous. The ousel have determined that the errantry meeting in 1866 hall be held at Bury et. &lasso& The district for the wonky meeting of 1867 will its:lade the counties of Derby, Leicester, Wade, Nottterham, and Rutland. Mr. Mumma moved the following resolution. " That the effort, of the society in connexion with the 7th object pacified la the charter of incorporation be espacially directed to the promotion of profeseheal agricultural edecatioe." Mr. Bails Bnowirn mended the moths. After mole dismission the motion of Mr. Morton •es lagativad, and the report was adopted. A vote of thanks to the chairman terminated the pro riedinp. ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. (THIS DAY.) The annual general meeting of the members of this society was bold to-day at Bur Horton Home, Pixedilly, ender the preeideocy of Sir B. MURCHISON, H.C.8.,F.8.&& The gold medals "tor the encouragement of eases and discovery' were presented to Ca=gri7tt tomer* R. E., for his trigooometaisal survey from the plains of the Punjab to the Karakorum Bangs, comprising an seen et 56,000 square mils,—a surrey jut completed after ane years arduous labour, whereby our accurate geogra phical knowledge has been advaneed op to the 36th degree of latitude over regions for the mod ppaarrtt hitherto as. Mown. During the survey o went taken at upwards of 20,000 feet above the sae, and the Might fixed of t h e second highest koown mountain is the world. The patron's medal was awarded to Hr. Samuel Baker far his vigorous explorations, en tirely at hie own cost, in the interior of Atria, whereby be find determined lineman sad positioa of various afiltiente of the Athena, a great meters tributary of the Nile vet for laming fitted oat at Khartum so expedition by *doh he relieved Spoke sad Cheat ; and, thirdly, foe bin exploration of Equatorial Africa, as which he fa now attuned. A tertimmial of the valor of COL was awarded to Dr. Ailments Vambery, for his admotarous travels is Turkistan. At the close of the distribution Sir Roderick licushisoir doliversd an address es the proems of sea Molly during the peat year. The members and friend, of the moiety will dine together this evening at Willis's Room. A parliamentary return issued to-day gives the Partin'lan of the slave-seem& eaptured by her Maisety's Mips of mar during the years 1860 to 1864. It seems that 91 in all have been coadeamed in that period, and 5 released. According to the "American National Almanack" nomads 1,100 vessels of all kinds were captured by Fade zal cruisers in attempting to run the blockade during the war. Miele co Used this day .... Maim, last wok Ditto from US Jams Arrival last wash Ditto train IA law rsiosY.C.os tbsspotthisdayowt Ditto Tons U Friday Mthi 411 a. Id. Wk. 3d. 04,041 40.34. 4la ed. 79,610 40.. 6d. Mt. ed. Arrival for the week maw 30th May last year, 366 corks, and delivery, NM casks. METROPOLITAN oArnx MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a cooslderable increase in the supply of beasts; 1, eeassgneatly, trade is not quite so attire as it has bees; yet there ie but little reduction is the choicest qualities. The 1,1 , number of sheep is also rather larger ; there is a fair ji. demand at wally late rates. Choios salves and lambs ars ge, by no means plentiful ; they are selling at about Thurs. 9A thee quotations. From Germany end Holland there its 84. 1,750 beasts, 7,120 sheep, 255 calves, and 41 pigs. Spa* 4. 170 beasts ; Scotland, 890 ;Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,730 ; and r is. 490 from the Northam sad Ifidhind Counties. 0 ter does of Sew s. 4. @AI !Per ease of tabs. a 4. o 4 Deer leers, Harolds. 4 1 6 0 Met newt ilfrsla Mt 610 6 g D. filserWasnis 4 4 3 Dist Lospveols.... 00 0 (4 lama qua hstoells 1 31 0 Do. do. same .... 66 6 A palm 68 4 I lees ct escort qua. 00 0 A Nat DistDonallM-brods 0 0 0 Lamm 64 7 4 Masts as market, a,030: sheep sad lambs, 14,380 ; calves, 306: c . pigs, sal. 110. 1 ---- 10., Per Qr. UIDINIMY SHAME kltD 'roam 62 N 16 17 91 98 166 107 MI 67 le n 12 US 144 U 181 LIS 86 18 Tli TS a 66 ►1 a 46 40 W$ I►► Jai 111 sct ►► 166 167 MI ►1 MI MI6 1111 iY 61 a 184 11171 1 00 101 : k 1 1 10 21 1 1 100 106 K u U IS 111131 1091 1011 lit see re 10fi los 116 710 1 II pai 1$ 79 11i 11f 142 146 Is 66 0 II 10 111 11144 le Ile II 4 S 1011 IN a 0 1, 61 SitTISH MeiMIONL adMlasaladi EL lannool 'lO bom•Bir.Bll.lo.g. 6 p.c. Do. 1 Inns ill Dalin & Lloe Una laDo. 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Console and the chief British railway securities are quoted the same as on Saturday, and the variations in foreign bonds are few and unim portant, with the exception of a reduction of I per cent. in Mexican, which have been unfavourably affected by the news from America. Financial as - itri "is shares are inactive. There is little business in the discount market to-day, and with a large amount of money seeking employment, the rate for the beat paper shows a somewhat downward tendency, transactions having been elected at 4g per mat. Short loans are obtainable in the Stock Exchange, _'4 zd -'4 at 21 to 3 per cent. At Paris to-tisy, according to Mr. Reuter's telegrams, tke Three per Cent. Rental opened at 67fr. 15c., showing no change. Consols are now quoted 901 to 4, with div., fee money, and 89 to I, ex die., for the amount (June 8). The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 9014 ; ditto for account, 881, 89 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 88, ; New Three Per Cents., 881, 89, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, ; Five per " enfaced" rupee paper, 10L Mexican Bonds are heavy, and have declined per omit. Greek have alai receded I. On the other hand, Consolides and Spanish Certificates have risen 4. Some of the present quotations are annexed, vie.:—Greek Bonds, 191 to 20 ; Mexican, 24 to 1 ; Confederate, 8 to 10 ; Spanish Pas sive, 291 to ; the Certificates, 151 to 16 ; Turkish Bonds of 1858, 70 to 71 ; ditto, 1862, 72 to 73 ; ditto, Oonsolides, 471 to 4, ex div. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brimilimos 1852, 68, 60, 83 ; Dutch Certificates, 96/ ; Danu bian, 90 ; Egyptian, second issue, 1001. bonds, 951; ditto, 1864, 921, 92 ; ditto ; 1001. bonds, 921; Greek, for amount, 191 ; ditto Coupons, for account, 74 ; Italiac, for account, 644 ; Mexican, 24 ; ditto I for account, 24, 1, 234, 244 ; ditto, 1864, 231 Portuguese, 1856, dm., for account, 48 ; Russian, 1850, 89 ; ditto 1862, 871, ex div.; ditto 1864, 92/ ; Sardinian, for amount, 78 ; Spanish Pensive, for account, 29 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 161, 4, 16 ; Turkish, 1864, for account, 901; ditto 1862, for account, 721, 1. The scrip of the new Ottoman Loan has declined to 2 to 11 dia. The Africa, from Boston, has brought 61,0001. in specie, and the True Briton, from Melbourne, 45,0001., making a total of 108,0001. Considerable transactions are reported in the A. stock of the Metropolitan Extension Railways of the London, Chatham, and Dover Company. The price is 31 to 4 prem.. and for the fully-paid-up Certificates, 41 to 5 prem. International Financial shares are now quoled to prem. ; General Credit, 11 to prem.; London Financial, 61 to 7 prem. ; Lupe:lel Mercantile, to 1 prem. ; Credit Fowler and Mobilier of England, 3 to 1 prem., ex div. ; and Egyptian Trading, 14 to 11 die. The quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :—Metropolitan District Railways, 91 to 101 prem. ; Moscow Ghia, 14 to 1 die. ; Russian Iron Works, 9 to 10 prem.; Anglo- Egyptian Navigation, 4to prem.: Varna Railway, 9 to 10 prem. ; Plymouth Shipbuilding, 2 to 1 prem. ; Ottoman Company, 21 to 31 prem., showing a rise ; Lion Brewery, 24 to 31 prem. ; and Peruvian Railways, 1 to i prem. About 8,0001. in gold was taken to the Bank on Saturday. The steamer Great Britain has arrived in Liver pool from Melbourne, in 64 days, with 189,0001. in gold, which is expected to be sent into the Bank. "ffuTfifessageries Imperiales steamer Moeris left Marseilles on Saturday with 41,0801. in specie for Alexandria, and 29,1601. for India and China. The issue of the A stock of the Metropolitan Extensions Railway of the London and amazes. Company, announced on Saturday morning, has already proved a successful operation. Wogs issue has attracted attention from the large profits which have accrued in a comparatively short period upon the existing metropolitan lines, com bined with the judicious plan adopted in this in stance of offering the stock at a price sufficiently low to leave a fair margin of profit to the subscriber. Notice has been given by the Royal Swedish Railway Company that the directors will be pre pared, on the Ist June, to pay the sum of 21. per obligation on account of interest due thereon. The letters of allotment and " regret " to appli cants for shares in the Ottoman Company were posted on Saturday evening. Notice has been given that the share list of the North German Ship Building Company will be closed today. The wails from Caleutta and Chins reached Alex andria on the 19th inst., and are expected to be distributed in London about the 27th. 13AnntnAT EVENTIPL Consols, which closed yesterday at 89 to 1 for the Bth of June, o pened this morning at 894, and closed at 89 to 4. For money the last pries was 904 to with div. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 901, ; ditto, for account, 89, 1; Three per Cents. Seduced. 88 4 , $, 1; New Three per Cents., 884, 4, 3 ; India Five per Cent. Stook, ; Five per Cent. "enlaced " rupee paper, 101. Indian government securities were steady. Ex chequer Bills were dull, at 2s. to be. prem. Some alight variations took place in foreign stocks. Mexican Bonds, after again receding, closed nearly the same as yesterday. Italian stock was flat, but the scrip was quoted i better. Venezuela Old Bonds showed heaviness. Confederate were quoted at a nominal recovery of 4 per cent., and Peruvian of 1. Greek Bonds and Spanish Certifi cates advanad 4 per mut., and Turkish Conso lid& 4. The shares of the financial companies were steady. The closing quotations are annexed, vis. •. International Financial, to 1 prem. ; General Credit, It to 14 prem. ; London Financial, 64 to prem. ; Lmpsrial Mercantile Credit, I ola to I prem. Credit looser and Mobilize (both and new shares), S to 4 prem., ex div. There were inquiries foe London and Brazilian Bank, London Chartered Bank of Awitralia, Metropolitan and Provincial, and Scinde, Punjaub and Delhi Bank shares, but otherwise bank shares were dull. Standard Bank of Africa have fallen. Ottoman Financial shares declined 21. Maud tins Land and Ilillwall Iron Works were also heavy. Trust and Loan of Upper Canada met with inquiry. Northern Aassm Tea shams experienced a con siderable tine, opening at par and closing at I to 14 prem. The closing (but in some eases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are sub joined ;--Idetropolitai District Railways, 14 to 104 prem. • Rio de Janeiro Goa , 1 to 14 p rem. ; Anglo-Faiitian Navigation, 34 to 44 prem. ; Ply mouth Ship B u ilding, 2to prem. ; lama Brewery, 2t to 4 prem. • Peruvian Railways, Ito 14 prem. ; Ottoman Om:piny, 1 to 2 pima. ; Rus sian Iron Works, 9 to 10 prem. ; London and Me diterranean Bank, 1 to 2 prem. ; Chichester sad Midluirst Railway, 1 to 2 pram. ; Estates In vestment, 3 to 34 prem. ; Vnia Petroleum, to 14 prem. ; and Railway ta't, 1 to 9 peen. OsvprAs PAl•as.—forazx SWILINO AND 811 rocs 150.-BAroubit W.—A.4O6OAm mak 4,905 ; 41010 by mom timmi, 14193 ; 16,0811. ) I 1 , I' 'I ti , 1 1 ' , 1 i 11 I 1 t I 1 ! 1 I' , li , , • i ' 1 i l• • . , I', e t 1 1 • i li 4 1 ki i , 11i t . 1 1 II i 0 1 , H of, 1 i 1 i 1 , 1 i i ', , I. nil . lit* Me 1 ii - ilea' • 4 JI4 e S . Sla - ... R SP