The Express. — London, England, 1861-06-12 00:00:00

UM INTEILIGICNCE. (THIS DAT.) EQUITY COURT. THE EMPEKIIR 0► All'ArlltUi v. DAT ADD KOMITTIL--JUIAIMILKT. - _ (Before the Lord OrmeDor sod the Leeds Jostler.) This was an appeal from Vice. Chancellor &met. The snit was in for the purpose of barring Mawr& Day, the lithographers, from delivering tei Louis Komuth certain plate• an•l monetary uotes which they had manufactured for him, awl that the plates and notes should be delivered up t•• Le ile.tn.)etl. Thew notet amounted in the whole to the nominal value 41MA/0,031A. and bore the following words iu the Hungarian language " One Florin. Thin monetary ote will he received in every Hungarian state and public l ay ottic.• as one florin in silver, three ZWitlllirr being one and its whole nominal value is guaranteed by the .ode. In the name of the nation. Kossuth, Louis." At 11, IsAtoin ~ f each note were the arms of Hungary. In F • !.1U.1,Y, 1.;1, the .tastrian ambassador requested the in tee, ranee of the English government, but as thew declined to interfere, a bill for an injunction was pal The Vice-Chancellor decreed a perpetual injunction prayed, on the ground that the right to regulate the ioinagy :mil paper money of a realm is not a mere rnuni . Ira] right but a part of the sovereign prerogative recognised !o- the law of nations, and therefore protected as a legal right by the courts of this country. The present appeal WY then brought, and was argued in the beginning of this term. Judgment was now delivered. The Lord Chancellor, in giving his opinion, stated that the decree of the Vios-Chaneellor ought to be affirmed, bnt not ..13 the ground that the prepar.,tion of the notes woe for the purpose of promoting revolution in Hungary. In his jinktnent, a person in this country, under tempanwy AI. gismo to the Queen, win not to he allowed to do nib chi, & would be injurious to the right@ or property of a eovereign, and the Court of Chancery Iwl jurisdic tion in each a cam to restrain ouch persons by injunction. In this ems it must be taken that the Emperor of Austria was King of Hungary, and that the &rem's non of the notes in question in that kingdom would to mori.oss in reference to the currency of the realm, and would thereby inflict an injury on the eovereign and people f ih..t country. The appeal ought therefore to be dii. The Lords Ju.tiees concurred on the question of cost.. An ußer wr• male on the part of the Emperor to forego his t 44 en Condition that the notes were destroyed. This was to, and it was arranged that the notes should CAtudled, sal the paper, when reduced to pulp, sold to Mew*. I aiy, at the market prim ; the plaintiff to have the .46 of the appeal. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Nttins u Hmatio.—(Before Lard Cbid Justice Coekbare, end Judas Mightaasa, Crocuptas, sod lamekburn.) NCULLT, r. INGRAM- Ia this we, which had been repeatedly before the ours, a eerie was pastel during the present term. nu the epplicatioe of Mr. Bovill, who appeared fur the defenilat cals..; upon the plaintiff to show c ause why th e master 's %swine .4 costs should not be reviewed. Mr. Milerisrd, instructed by the plaintiff, hating now alp.wed mule, The court made the rule sbsolute. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Sittiep is Banco.--fßefor• the Loral ChM Baron, aod Barons Ilartis aod Wilde.) MATVII W. LEVIN. . In thie nee Mr. fieraiat Maw applied that the rule grated yeetenlay might he enlarged. The appliance WWI 'panted. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. (omraissioraer Ocadbent.) az PILINuLL b e The bankrupt, 'Me. Whittaker Pri le, who was a grow, .4 Ilawley.plece, lientialt.town, ' for his eartilleste. It appeared that the ben wire wens awd draper, formerly in business at la X .e.peanded with hie crediton then by Oho paymeat el 5.1. in Ow pound, rued had attarward.. with the asallaale Ili • prtem UMW Bach, who also booms haakmpa. Win proadiaa at Iftwathia•towa. The ii.eir;serserareer 41Zutetied it es s ease of greet herad. bed suspended the owtiScute (th i rd demi far twelve mode heal UN dal* of the petition. Protection for three ntenths. reetewahhe Belem num was shown to the contrary. II 1111WIREIW AND lIITOUL The heakruple,who were boot sad shoe factors, of Skis wafted, anew hill, premed thew eausiostson on wearnne by Hurdle& HA sad Had, thew* debts 3,0521., and mark M: M. Mr. C. E. Lewis IMP for the she , Mr. Pook for the teabrupts, sad Mr. 'heron for ersditan. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. (Mors Kr. Commissionor Nichols.) ISWIN V. LIVIL IL P. —lll 11l 011011011 (eILIILLIT MIMI.— 'NM GALWAY ?ACM' COXTRACT. lasolvent, a bervisearablaw, who was the plaintiff In the ratios " Irwin v. Lever," be be discharged es as Steins osier nubs the Preese Act Mr. Swgood appeared 1 oppose the application as the part el Mr. Lever, N.P. An objection woe relied to the appliaatiee as several room& The insolvent was in custody tar the male el a boson in the adios hreaght by him aphid Mr. Lever, as use of the diresten of the Atlantic Royal Mail Steam , viatica Oempany, sod the gametic.* was wbotisar he was neetdice fora debt. Another paint was that he had • large chile as the eovernsiest, at whisk he gave evidsoce More • select committee of the Hare at Ocensoes, sad of that cirrainsteme there was no mentisa made is the seise. dais aid therefore the preeradisip were not in a proper sedition in which the &Windom maid be trade. A clerk from the Slim a Mean. Wham and Val ses% the roliciturs fur Mr. Lever, was aslld, and described the law proceschaga In theist sties the tray, alter remit =psi • voriliet for 1,0001. holism the are had bees There was • sow trial, md that Miry pm ea Wl ammo, beton lb* as. was maeleded, that they had made op floor Wed against the daise, and Mr. Dishy Seymour ue the part of th e i ssu l ven t, s h ee t e d t o he mantited. Swivels had visited in his seheible that lass the trial miss on he was offered 500 f., bat ea offer wee mode with out pplothee. A question po t by Sir Stafford Northeote, respectiog a dais th e insoent bad os the goverument,was read from a pirissneutery report. He said he had, and that Sir kohanl Bothell would speak to Lord Palmerston, and that hir Ridwird had invited him to dionor. Mr. Conuntienuser Nichols eked the insolvent whether he lad a dais" on the government of 101.0,000/. or any such umiak The insolvent mid whatever claim be had wee of a pri• rate nature, and onubl sot he put on the schedule. The attorney's clerk maul lie had beard the insolvent was ortereded in a churn respecting the crown lauds of Hanover. The insolvent said there was an action to to tried to rounow by hint an., Mr. Holmes against Mr. Lever, and he was arrested to prevail his being present. The clerk denied the allegation, mad said the insolvent had rca into the sheriff's officer's arms. Mr. Commissicwer Nichols decided that the came mine ethic the act, and that the claim of 100,000 L could be nopured into ow the trial. The court misted the discharge tin the leering. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) (Before Mr. Baron Bram.o.) TII ROOMY OF THE COMMERFIAL BANC. Jai* Demite, 46, and James lideroft, 50, agent, were roily Sleeted for Media' several large seas of 'nosey, the raPatty el the trustees sod proprietor. of the Co' anemia! 11.11 k, the aortae of the primmer Dunks. Gifrard, Mr. Poland, awl Mr. H. Giffard conducted ' Pressettim ; Mr. Metcalfe defended Hordes ; and Mr. Hurtles, Q.C., ens specially retemed for Hoicroft. Hr. (Allard, he epenieg the ease for the promention, mid tlat the primmer* at the bar were charged with mealier 'overall rums of matey 'whetting to the Commercial Bank, it, ohm Novice the prisoner Imrilen had been employed for several years .a clerk. The other prisoner, Holcroft, Ltd, it appeared, been on intimate terms with f"r several Te a r., an d there wenßO doubt that t i S i Lad e i• en ex t ens i ve l y engage d i n va r i ous specnlatiotia the on the part of the prillOSCUtiou wee that they L r a tcry ingeoious o et:teepee, abstracted • very imp money from the leak till, which mosey they hod Irrlarted to their own peepers. The leaned etemeel ti o proceeded to give • Narrative of the facts of the ems, tlie wheelers were thee examined. It will be remembered that the primmer Darden was for tea years in the service of the Coeurnermal Bank, and that he had the principal control and management of the books of the arm. He wee originally paid a salary of LOW. per an- Iglu, but last year, and oily shortly before the discovery gook phes that lel to the present emptily, his veltrY „.'!" meal to 150/. per ammo. la communism of some "mut that occurred at the comemmeement of you 1861 an my eaigatios took plea Into the affairs of the bask, and the malt wan that it we found that nearly 70,0001. bri hen det sorted from the hack, the result being that the esuo.lahrosat woe °Patrolled to close. Immediately slat th• dimoovery Tiquiry we made t h ee prismer liardrat and at ones admitted his guilt. other primer, it ap tomed, had carried na the bearer of a boot and shoe es esulacterer, end he had bees Os very intimate tonne with the other premier, and there was no doubt that tile 7, had hem extessisely swaged io apeculations of some on or other. lise llokroft being take. into custody, THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 12, 1861. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. - it toned out that he had kept a ea account at the beck, sad the mode is whrl be was alleged to have been concerned in the immenetioes was by C 00111•1110111 with the other primmer ,• very large sum ■ of mosey were placed to his credit by Durden, which belonged to osier customers of the bulk, and which he drew oat by cheques in the usual way. The fiend by this means was carried on for several years, cod it would, in all probability, not yet have been discovered, but for the fact that burden, who had tbo entire control over the books, and th rough whose contrivance and management the false entries were made in the books that prevented suspicion and discovery, was etrack down by paralysis, and prevented from at tending to his duty at the bank, and the conse quence was that it was very soon discovered that the beak had been plundered to an enormous extent. The mode in which the offense was committal was by the prisoner Dar den making false entries in the books, and the most inge nious means were adopted in onler to prevent discovery. Mr. Slane, one of the ledger clerks in the bank, who was the first witness, proved that the prisoner Durdeo was the principal ledger clerk, and that he had charge of the ledger containing the prisoner Ifolcroft's account. He also stated that in consequence of his proceedings be suspected there was something wroog, and on the 18th of February he made an examination, which re. salted in the discovery that the prisoner had miscast one account to the extent of 30,1.100 f., and he at once ooniniuni• sated with Mr. Chauncey, the manager of the bank, and the primmer was given into custody. ITU trial was proceeding when our report left.] OLD COURT. (Before Mr. Justice Crompton.) SeM &plumy., farmer, living iu Lomat, surrendered to Ulm his trial upon an indictment for sending diseased meat to market. rierjeasit Parry and Mr. Bushy prosecuted ; end Mr. iiir&t Wleatine and Mr. sleigh defended. was a prosecution by the City authorities against the defendant, • farmer at Littleinuor, near Wimborne, Dorset. Upon the 25th of February seven sheep were sent up to Marra. Les and P. Brown, of Newgate-tuarket, for ode. On examining them Messrs. Lee and Brown at once called the attention of Mr. Fisher, the iuspector, to the carcasses, and he at once condemned them as unfit for human food. Me whole seven sheep only weighed 1701b5., and they had been rotten et the time of being killed. On inquiry it appeared that the sheep had come up from a Mr. Clifton, a butcher at Littlemoor, whom it appeared Use defendant had employed to kill the sheep, sad send Qom up to town for male. [Tits cue for the prosecution had not been brought to a coocbuiust when we went to press.] THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) THE MEETING AT ASCOT. TO TEI ZOIT3K Or TIM RIMS& Sts,—Thurs , lay's and Friday's programmes give premiss of good sport, although not such se eaa be compared with that we had ea Tuesday. The Gold Cap, two miles and a half, is now a tamer affair than ever, for two of the chief combatente—Aurelian (lame, I handed) and Royallien-- were settled by Partnere in the Queen's Vim, and the latter has now only Thormanby, St. Albans, Dulcibella, and Wallace at the most to beat, my doubts being very strong wheth e r th e t wo b e t n a m e d are " going.* Fatrwater, Nemesis, end Chere-Amie can have no chance after the running of those they have previously met this semen, and while still doubting whether the St. Albans party Is hi earnest—for the horse, easily as be won the Triennial,did not lonk thoroughly p I can not but anticipate Thormanby will turn the tables on him for the defeat in the St. Leger, and carry the Gold Can to Boesky. The Royal Stead Plate, two miles, will rut be tween the foreigners, Pretendant, Umpire, and Optimist, having 9111 allowances; and as the former would out have declined contesting the Ascot Stakes without good reason, it must be for one of the Americans to come off victorious, Optimist being the safest to trust, as he is certain to stay. The New Stakes, for 2.year-cilds, T.Y.C., is apparently reduced to a match between the two penalised atiim Ituckstone sod Wingnive, and it must not be considered that because the former only beat Marignan a head, receiving 1011 w, he has no chine. with the Baron's colt, who beat Marignan when in re ceipt of 51b ; Buckstone root with more than one mishap in his race, and he will make it pretty " wean" for Wan/rave, who must, however, have my pre ference. The St. James's Palace Stakes for Diophantne, the 50 soya. Sweepstakes (Swishy Course) for Big Ben. and Friday's 50 soya. Sweepstakes for Brown Duchess, look foregoes conclusions ; and the Queen's Plate, about three miles, may be a match between Parmesan and Dulcibella, it being not improbable the latter will decline the encounter, when Mr. Savile's hone will have Mooreock and Optimist for the nest beet to him. The Welter Cup had better be left to the amateur riders, and the other events have yet to close.-1 am, &c., METEOR. (iy 5r.1107210 Trixows.) ASCOT MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) CONNITFAL Or • ON A CHAROI OF FILONT, Ames Martin, • muter builder, residing in Stroud*. vela, Islington, and 17unsuss Barmdt, were charged, the hitter with Aiding • eartload of bnclia, the property of Mr. W. F. Way, • builder, in an extensive way of business, and the former with receiving the same well knob them to have been stolen. - 11 r. T. Beard attoodod for the prosecution, sod Mr. Wagner defended Martin. For some time pest thu prosecutor has beta large number of bricks, and from whet earns to his knowledge he saves. tad the primmer Burnett, and seeing him near the works asked hien whe re be had taken the bricks to. He replied to the works in Stephenson•terrace ; knowing this not to be the fact, be gave him into custody and thee wet to the yard of the primmer Martin, and found a earthed of his (prosecutors) bricks. When Martin was Woes into custody he said bin hail purchased a load of rub. bib of the other primmer, who had shot it in his yard ; but witnesses were called who proved that Martin assisted in unloading the bricks, and also paid another man to help him to unload. The primmer., who reserved their defence, were fully ethusitted to the esesions for trial THAMES. AITNIPTID BLICIDI. -DUMP/NA:CT= AT NOT 1111010 BLONDIN. -._ _ _ _ Julia Seating, aged Zlieses,ned the wife of an anchor smdth, dwelling at No. 2s, Tonilieskerrace, Litnehoneso, was lirreght before Mr. Woolrych. charged with attempting self destractioa in the Regent's Canal. A constable named Wildman, in the employ of the easel company, Mated that the primmer was taken out at the water at Lonehouse on Monday night, soon after 11 stele* and she then appeared to be almost lifeless. The ulna ism, wen mewl to reneacitato her, which proved aeseentel. Se appeared to hay* been drinking to ex. 0111111 L Themes Moore, • torgeman, in the employ of Mr. Erma, stated that he heard a splash in the water close to the barge is which he war employed on Monday night, and learediately Isairesd on deck, tea up • " hitcher" (a keg pie with a hook at ass ead), manlier moving it about in troika ir • short tire. saw what to he a wooree bennet sea ribber above the wiw. He then got the basher oder her clothes, k.s her afloat, and helloed oat r lend as be could for help. Arebrace was woo give., and be bared her on shore, with as much owe se he was ere, end surd her. She was in the water some time, and swag ed the barges, and Le re surprised she was not err Dir. Woolrych—Yon have behaved very well in the matter, sad that woman owes her life to your promptness. Th• primmer, in defence, said that she made the attempt mime her life is the height of passion. The husband of the prisoner here advanced towards the witeemlim, and mid his wife was rather annoyed with him on Morley beams he went to the Palace without her. Mr. Wo.dryek—What palace do you mean! The Husband—The Crystal Palace. I went thereon Moo day with • few metes to see Moodie on the tight rope. She wanted to go there herself. Mr. WoehyM—To see illoodin ! The Yes, sir. I wanted to see Moodie at the and my huebsad would not take me. . Weetrysit—Well, upon my word, this is a very and thing. The wiekedems at the act you have committed im only w= lBl l by folly. Under the influence of a da emon' t like this you try to sacrifice your own life. I will end pm to the Home of Detention for a when will receive good advice from the chaplain, e l re hope yen will come out impreneed with the sinfulness and folly el the set you have committed. The lembend—Will yon let me take her home now, if you Ore Mr. m Woolepek reluctantly discharged the reser, an delivered hoe to the care of Mr husband. H. did hops that she would see the error of her wars. At the 'Dagestan of Mr. Pill' the chief clerk, the magistrate ordered that Moore should receive 20a. from the poor-boa fund, sod said to him, " Yon have does • very kind and • humus act." ROYAL SURREY GARDENS. THE GREAT FIRE. TO THE ■DROR or THU KIPLIOS. Sta,—ln answer to numerous inquiries will you permit us, through the medium of your excullest piper, to Awry, that the whole of the extensive ground, continue open for the public, and the venous performances are still given in the Music Hall adjoiniu; the i;mod Mende Hall. - We are glad to say that the great picture of Vendee is Dot in soy way injured, and the gardens are very little damaged. P' ranee George Galitriu, And dawns of eminence in the musical world, are arranging tar a series of of Irmo concert* here until the ball is reimilL—We are. tc. , , June 12. CALDWELL sad BISHOP. SHOCKING WIRD= IN • CsMracit.—On Wed pedal evening last a dreadful murder was committed M the parish church at Blakeney, a village between the eta. ilOOll of Nowskam and Gatcornbia on the South Wales liao, ' and about four miler from the latter plow. The panh clerk, named Steel, left his house ad usual to get a pint r at beer for supper, and not returning for some time his wife went to the public-house io search of him. She was told he bad been there, but left as anon se he got the ale, aad thinking he might have called at amebae-A. —which was oa his way Lome—she went there and found him lying on the dooestrangled, hie handkerchief tied in atightkoot roundlas seek. Seem strangers, supposed to be from the Forest of Dean, had been seen in the village daring the day, and it is conjectured that they hail entered the church by means of • false key, for the purpose of stealing the plate, and that the clerk, ideerviog the door open, went to see who was there, when the men attacked him. They probably did not intend to commit murder, hut ending the man dead they quitted the church in alarm, leaving their key in the door. Everything is the church was found untouched. There were marks of • severe struggle having taken place—tbe nefortunate MAR having apparently been dragged aloes the door for a considerable distance. As yet no clues to the murderer or murderers has been discovered, but the Sewn ham police are on the alert, and are not without hopes that their exertions mac be successful. DEALERP4 IN MARINE STORRE.-A bill hart been published for regulating the buriness of dealers in old metals, which provides that if any such dealer he found in peressebe of say old metal which may reasonably be au to have been stolen or unlawfully obtained, it shall lawful for say constable or police officer to 'aim the SKEW and carry it before a justice of the peace, who may, thereupon, issue a rummona requiring such dealer to appear before two justices, and if such dealer shall not satisdac. teeSy prove how he came by . the same. or if it be peeved that at the time of receiving it he knew it to be delta, be shall be guilty of a iniedemeatiour, and be liable to a penalty not exceeding N., and for any subsequent aims to a penalty not exceeding 2131. After the Int however, ho may, if the justices think fit, be kept laberst for a period sot exceeding three calendar months. The fentz i pl es errisions are in no way to a ff ect to which the dealer may be =le rm r=g stolen goods. Any dealer, on being convicted, may be required to register himself at the prin cipal p of of the city, borough, or dirtnct, and lEwee[orward for a period not exceeding three years he will be subject to the surveil/secs of the police, who are empowered to visit kis shop and inspect his books whenever autkoei ed by two justices so to do. £lOO PLATE FOR TWO AND THREE-YEAR-OLDS. T.Y.C. .• Cutler, Overton, Hippoiantia. Bandage, Spotting Life, Brava Barb Pigeon, Cemperdown, Redpole, Jingling Johnny, Babette f. Teacher, Nuthatch, cby Rataplan, Abeinthe, Alerts, The Knave, Discretion, Summer Breese, Morocco, Walpole, Lady Ripon, Perim, Lord Burleigh, and Libeaslity are ben. ROYAL HUNT CUP. One mile. Twilight, Wedding, Cosmopolite, Ebony, Buccaneer, General Her, Horror, Chere Amie, Preteodant, Kiug of Diamonds, Gibraltar, Man at Arms, Optimist, Predictor, Fravolo, Jeddah, Ariadne, Sir Hugh. Meins.ooe, Horace, Sweetasuce, Amsterdam, Monk, Fairwater, Silverhair ' Wing, Touch.me•Not, Scrubbing Brush, Nutbush, Barra Murichamen, Voltella, Moorhen,' Suburban, Chemecaka, Gabrielle d'hitrtes, Bumble Bee, Conqueror, Locky Carbine, Laud, Struggler, Pardslote, Rapture, Knights bridge, Snapshot, Once, Intimidation c, Hoge, East Sheen, Rupert, Bandsman, Pope, Jireling Johonv, Chriembilde, Ste to St. Alban's, Nativity, sad Little Drummer are here. VISITORS' PLATE. Two miles 175 yards. Royal Sovereign, Moorhen, Redpole, Lucknow, Little Dick, Mack. Knightsbridge, Horror, Umpire, South Aus tralian, Pergua , Niger, Predictor, Sycophant, Schism, Can tab, Pitman, sod Dartmoor are here. FERNH ILL STAKES. About half a mile. __ Fairwater, Hooper, Si. to Ilaw-at-Arrna, /totsaro , Ne mesia, Coulon, Bodeen, Eamon, Baliverne, Little Lady, and Touch-me-Not are here. THIRD BIENNIAL WAKES. One mile. Intim('scion c, Canlab, end Mistake are here. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF OOMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) The EMUS took the chair at twelve o'clock. SWITZERLAND. Mr. ICLNDLAKE pee notice for Friday week, on goiing into committee of wpply, to call attention to the continued occupation of °Wain - portions of the Swim territory by France, and to ask the Secretary of State fur Foreign Af fairs what store hod been taken, in pursuance of the speech from the throne, to wore the independence and integrity oC Switzerland. AYRSHIRE FpFIERIE4I Mr. CURD ga;;;Oti;;;117;iptiotio; to uk whether her Majesty's government bed learnt that one fisherman had been killed and soother wounded on the coast of Arull• shire, by shots fired from her Majesty's ship Jackall ; and also by what authority such shots had been Bred. AFFIRMATIONS BILL _ . On the order for the resumption of the adjourned debate, Mr. DILLWYN, in the absence GIN,. Graufurd,who had promised to open the adjourned debate, wished to make a few observations nowing why the present bill should be preferred to soother one of a similar principle, the carriage of which was entrusted to the hon. member for Southwark. The great advantage of the bill was that it extended to all evidence given before every tribunal in the United Kingdom. Another, and more important difference was that whereas the bill of the hon. member for Southwark bad ao provision for unbeliever the present provided a form of affirmation for that par ticular ease. He approved of that provision, because he did not see wk y persons who had peculiar notion on the subject of religion should be precluded from all benefit or participation in the administration of unior. He objected to all cronexamiostioaa on the sub ject of religion in court. of law, and considered it very hard that a male/ evidence should be refused because he might have, or might have bad at some period of his life, doubts as to the truth of certain doctrinal points of Christianity. Men so situated proved their sincerity and conscientiousness by declaring their opinions, and incurring the denial of jmtice which they in. marred by such • declaration. Surely such roan might be depended upon when giving evidence oo affirmations pro- cured to meet their particuLir case. After some further ob servations, the hon. member concluded by supporting the bill. Lord It. MONTAGUE entirely objected to the prin ciple advocated by the member for Swansea. If relief wen girOM this to unbelievers, next year they would be mired to eaths altogether. He could not treat the belief in • peed as • specuLitive doctrine, which a man might proton or net as be chose. (Left sitgagrj SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY.—mus DAY.) A special general meetingot the proprietors was held at noon, at the Bridge-house Hotel, London•brii Igo, Mr. Brno in the chair, for the purpose of considering, and if so de termined, of approving the hill DOW before leTliament, DD. titled . A bill (as amended in committee) for enabling the South Eastern Railway Company to make so improved communication with the harbour at Folkestone, and for conferring further powers oo that company with respect to steam vessels ; and for enabling that company to make bye laws for regulating the London and Greeewich Railway, and for amending some of the seta relating to the South Eastern Railway Company with respect to the accounts to be kept by them ; and for other The CklAl RDAs stated that the= passed the time of Commons. and only awaited formal sanction to par the House of Lords. The heads of the bill haying been read by the company's solicitor, • resolution of approval was proposed from the chair, and carried unanimously. An extraordinary general meeting was then held for the of exeiciaing, either in whole or iu pert, the power s =t i ned on the onmpany by the South Eastern Railway (Capital Arrangements) Act, 11161, of subscribing tower& the construction of the Charincereas Railway. The CHAIMILAN said the total amount authorised to be rased by the new act was 672,0001, of which 80,501:1/. might be raised by loans. The amount he had mentioned did not include the cost of the Folkestone branch, but it included the additions/ sum of 350,000 e. authorieed to be subscribed oe account of the Charing-cress Railway. to consequeoce of the state of the money market, the board proposed to limit the exercise of the compauy'e powers at present as regarded the sh.tre capital to about onedhinl of the amount, or 241,15001., and to raise a further sum of 80,000/. on debeotures. That would be sufficient for the pr sent year. It was proposed that the new shares should he issued at five per cent., redeemable at par at soy time after the expiration of ten yews from the date of issue. the other 000ditions being expressed in the resolution by which it was !imposed to create the shares. The resolution for carrying out the object was passed I unanimously. Mr. RICH, M.P., a director, made some obeenatioos with regard to the prospects of the Charing -croft Railway. He mid, in effect, that while he believed that the line would pay afairdividend he thought themanagement was not satisfactory, inasmuch as though the money and the credit with whieli the line was constructed were South Radom money and credit, the South Eastern shareholders had no actual control. There were Bye directors who bad little, if any, interest in the South Eastern line. He should de cline to hold Limed! respoosible in any degree for the ma alre"Jt. ustauss said be felt precluded from entering into that question, inasmuch as it was not regularly before the meeting. A SHARCROLDVI protested strongly against Mr. Rich's disclaimer of responsibility , especia lly as he was originally cue of the strongest advocates of the Charing-cross scheme. Mr. G. Slirru was sore Mr. Rich felt bound to do ell in ble_ipower to protect the interests of the company. Mr. Rim meted that that wear certainly the awe. Mr. COLES HILD, a director, said it was impossible to alter the existing state of chinas until the Charingumas Railwa was complete ; adding that he hoped it would thee be with the South Eastern line. (Hear.) The swerAirag then separated. CRYSTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAT. TossDAT, Joyirr IL—Admissions on payment, 2,830 ; ditto lrf seism ticesta,727l; total, 3,557. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooz. There is no activity in the mining market to day, and little change in prices. In the Stock Exchange, the only business officially reported is in North Basset shares, which are marked 4. T 11111100• iiooll have also taken place, however, in the follow ing, viz. :--Midge Consols, East Caradon ' West ' Camden, Carn C a mborne North Frances, Wheal Trelawney, and Herodafoot. There is no movement in foreign and colonial descriptions, the prices of which are nominally the same as yesterday. Great Northern Copper (South Australia) are marked prem. The annual meeting of the General Mining As-' sociation (Nova Scotia) is called for the 27th inst. to declare a dividend. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARL LANL-(T111.8 DAY.) The weather is cloudy today but otherwise favourable; the wind is from the southward and westward warm. This week's supply of English aid Borah cots of all des criptions and Sour is extremely limited. Malt rather more kraal. Irish oak, cinema parcel onlyfreah up. The foreign snivels are more moderate this week of everything. Wheat—American, Spun* and Black Bea. Flour—Ame. rim barrels and Spanish sacks. Barley wry short—two small parosk of Prussian and • cargo of Egyptian. Oats, mostly from Sweden, Deomark, ear Persia. The attendant's of buyers of wheat at market this morn. ing is very thin, and burres very dull and cartreeied both in wheat and dour at last Monday's quotations. Barley trade very slow ; value same as Monday. OMB are brisk, a good many sales reported at Monday's prim, 11•70 s having plenty to choose from, the late sr rivals having been no very large. Beans not mach doing. Peas dull at Monday • slight reduction. Linseed and rarieed without change. Trefoil and clove:red dull. Tars. nominally unaltered. Indian corn rather lower. FLOATING CARGOES dull and but little business doing. Wheat and barley about the same value ; but maize tend- Mg downwards in value. WlZAT.—Zsglialt : Ewe: and Meat, white, new, 40s. to 61.. ; ditto, hoe old, 635. to 715.; ditto red, new, 40a. to Ms.; ditto, fine, old, 61s. to 635. ; Norfolk, ko., link old, 595. to 61a; red, new, 465. to 555. Foreign : Deistic, 65e. to 67t. ; fine, 675. to Tle.; extra, 725. to 73a; Boa4Mitm6ls. to 67e.; ditto. extra, 665. to 69a; &stook, ais. to 694; Iteddiaberg red, sso. to Uckermark ditto, 51.. to 61e. ; American white, 63a to 67a; ditto red, 61s. 6:35.; Osooditn, 821. to 65a. —English add , 41.. tar 445. ; flue, 495. ; grinding 30s. to 31a.; and, • , 30a. to 31s. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 275. to 29..; ditto distilling, 29.. to Vs.. =Wog, 37n. to 37a. /WT. —Eneish, Hese: and Norfolk, 595. to 83k ; Sine, 63 e , to 50k Kingston and Ware, firm, 695. to 755.; brown, --- Ciiie.LEaglish feed, Vs. Od. to 284. Od. ; potato, 16.. to 30e. ; foreign, 225. Oil. to 26e. Itzg, 28s. to 30s. Biwa-Faglish tkk, 395. to 41s. ; harrow, 45.. to 44e. ; pigeon, 41s. to 455. ; foreign, Masageo l : o 7s i. to 38s. ; tick 39a. to 41s. ; Konigsberg, 40s. to 45a ; • 37e. to 39,. Pue.-Soglieb boasts, 314. to 435.: w and blue, 39a. to 41s. ; w i, 41s. to 44g.; grey, 35e. to 37a.; hag; Ni ta 39.. ; foreign. 41s. to 45e. FLoug.-Ileglich town, 49e. to 50a • ditto Soo, 53e. to ; country, 42a. to 455. ; Norfolk and Su ff olk, 37e. Od.; Fria* Ma to 495. pin meek ; American, 28s. to Sia; Casidisa, 295. to Spanish. 46e. to 49a FLOATING Coulon, .31 C. F. and 1.-Wheat Bei& aaski red Marianople, pier., 535. to Me. ; (Mirka, A& to 53e. ; Polish Odessa, 480t h. ., red, 50s. to 53a. ; white, Me. to 80s. ; Daoube and Violate, 44a. to 48a. ; 37e. to Mis. Barley: Eayptizo and Syria, per Eg alt. 24e. to 255. ; Odesia and Deoebe do., 25e. to Ms. Beans : Egyptian, per qr., 37e. to 38s. Maize : Odessa aad Coasts, per 4921 U., 355. to 36e. ; lleall sod Balg.ri.a, per 460tlia, TN. to Ms. ; French, do., 31s. to M. ; AaeMm, do., 5k to 31.. BrroB.—Danary seed, per qr., 58.. to 62a. ; 13 1s:1z seed, per qr., 41s. to 44.. ; Musing seed, per white, 13s. to 15a. ; brown, 18.. to 111 s. ; Lieeeed, per qr., crashing. 50s. to 57a. ; Linseed cakes, Zoglirk, per 1,000, 121. 15s. to 131.6.. ; Agonises, thin, to iris. per ton, 101. sa. to 101. 15a.; do., thick, wand, and obiong, , 111. 10s. to 101. 10a.; Bade, N. to N. ss. ; 91. ss. 10/.55.; Rape elks., 51. to 51. 10a. iltallIAIJI DIM LONDON FROM 311112 10 TO lIINE IL sT 9 l o ocotch. LA*. !weds.Wheat .... D4rlay OW TO I ilk . • •• • I 14100 NO MOO • • • • Vim 14404/4. 1470 ado : 1670 mks. 140 barrels. MINCING LANII.—(THIS DAY.) Bucts.—A dull market cloud yesterday at a further de cline of dd. to la on last week's currency, and the public sales to-day are goiog off without spirit at yesterday's priors. Refined lumps quoted 50a. to 60a. 6d. COPPICE—The public isles have been large arse fairly met by the trade, yet pincer are rather in favour of the buyees. Ti* remains dull, but prime are unaltered. PEPPIER sold at about previous rates. Rice dull of sale, but quotations are unaltered. Rum.—Demeraraprodbu been sold ls. 10d. to la. lid s which was a shade advasoe. SALTPETRE POSSUM dull of sale. Brim without alteration. COCIUSLA L steady at provisos rates. Markets genenilly quiet to-day. TALLOW HARICIT.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the annexed prices :—Town tallow, 50s. Gd., net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 63a. &L ; June, &is. Gd.; July to Sept., 53a. ;Oct. to Deo., 525. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Yaws. Psttenden and Smith report the amounts worse from every district, and the plant is encenmbing almady to the severity of the blight. Markets mg active, at further advanced prices. Duty, 70,0001. PROVINCIAL SHAM MAlailird. LITINFOOL, Jena 11 , 11Misodlinik fin 61—... —Pastern Count, _.lll-1211111. Noreaws. 10$ 10114--.-- Western, 731 7341111111111/116 owl Yorkshire M ae ! , 1121112}- Landon and North Worm dank 244 944—londou and South Wndem, at 9.51-31telbliblr, filsoMedd, and Linooltialdro, 424 44 —Midland dock, 1214 121,11—DItto rew shaman 0 p—Nolik British. 22) 4 On-104—Dials,fforlai INoliordshins, 41 44 d —North Baskorn (Berwick , 103 York sad Ninth Ilidload, 91 Ditto, foods sftpilal Dim% 2114 011—Borth Radom mad fla Dove 4— r, 4424 —West Midland, Ord rd . 474 474—Buffalo and Inks Huron, 41 • i —Dutch Rhenish, 24 24 d.—Orand Trunk 01 Canada. 4 16- 6 6—Great LarembotuT, 74 7 2-16—Ora0 Walden of Canada, 101 104—Ditto, new shares, 54 hi 4.--1111Nois Coolest gooses, 16--Now Yost and 21 214—Th 214—Thaw and Mersey 111 p. THR GREAT EANTRIN TAXER UP TO CONVEY Times TO CANADA.-lAstructioos were received yeAter• dsy morning by the Admiralty spat la Liverpool to have the Great Eastern surveyed, and tf found suitable to engage her fur the conveyance of troops to Canada. This has been done, and the " great ship " has been takes up for the conveyance of 2,500 men, 100 officers, and 122 hones, for Quebec. These will include the 4th Field Battery of the Royal Artillery, consisting of 7 officers, 220 men, B) women, 25 children, and 110 horses; the 30th Regiment of Foot, con sisting of 39 officers, 868 men, 110 women, 120 children, and 6 hones; the 4th battalion of the 60th Rifles, consisting of 39 officen, 868 men, 80 women, 121) children, and 6 hones. In addition to whom there are to be also 4 officers, 102 men, 9 women, and 19 children belonging to the 16th, 17th, and 100th Foot, and the Canadian Rifles. All of these ars to be accommodated in *Malan; berths, which are being fitted up by Mr. John Laird, Birkenhead, the Admi ralty supplying the bedding. The troops are to be vie- Walled by the Great [Blip Company, and they are to be embarked la Liverpool, the ship, it is understood, being to return to that pest. It is expected that she will be ready for sea in about ten days A considerable sensation was created in Liverpool yesterday morning by a report to the effect that the Great 'Eastern had taken the ground in swinging round with the tide. This proved correct, but, there being no wind at the time, she jest " tailed " the hank, slot!, as the tide was making, she almost immediately floated off again without having sustained say damage. Besides the Great Eiudern, the Golden Fleece has also been taken up to coove; the 47th Regiment of Foot to Quebec. The regiment consists of 39 atom. 868 men, and the usual number of women and children, sod borate. They are to embark at Dublin, for which city the Golden Fleece will sail from Liverpool to-morrow (Thursday). SrDDZN DEATH IN A DALL-Rooll.—While a party of young persons were engaged in dancing, on Saturday evening last, in the club-room of the Railway Inn, Statioo street, Birmingham, • young woman of nineteen, named Eliza Bird, who was preset with her sweetheart, William Nash, was taken suddenly ill after the first dance, and fell bead foremost to the ground, and though assistance was im mediately rendered by those in the room, the poor girl never spoke afterwards. An inquest was held on Mon day, a postmortem examination having been previously made by Mr. Whymper, surgeon. That gentleman stated that the liver and lungs were congested, and the brain so much so as to present the appearance of a network spread all over it. He ascribed the death of the demised, first to tight lacing ,• and seenedly, to the stomach being full of food, she having partaken of a very hearty meal on Saturday evening. These causes, he believed, bad combined to produce apoplexy. He understood that de oessed was a young woman of very temperate habits, and there was not anything in the appearance of the body to induce him to think otherwise. The heart was perfectly healthy, end of the natural else. The coroner considered that Mr. Whymper's evidence was quite conclusive ; the hearty meal, the tight lacing, the exertion afterwards, especially under the influence of the latter, and the tea dewy towards which the state of the liver pointed, were ell sufficient to lead the jury to the mach:Won that desk had resulted from apoplexy. The jury returned a verdict aceordingly. SHARE L1528,-(THIS D 473 Two o'Crocz. The railway share market to-day is fiattca, upon the settlement, which has now eounsenessi: The fall amounts to # per cent. in Midland and Lan cashire and Yorkshire stocks, and in Great Western and London and North Western. Other descriptions are less affected. London and North Western stock is now quoted 94 to t agt G:at n Western, 721 to 73 ; Midland, 120 i to ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 1111 to ; Routh 79 2 to 94; Caledonian, 971 to ; Great Northern, 108 to 109 • and Eastern Counties, 491 to ft Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are firmer, at to dis. Dutch Rhenish are dull. OADINA&T IMAM AID PrOCEL XAUNIAYL 3 "yerarC is I to 1 1 rza,Wai.ieseeVal Stdc..laa.•Obsi.Joas Mal!cbarp I llith iaMos=elU.C. MAO !pad imam .... I A FA . 1 m lOork and Bead= ___l Do. • •so ay. smell 6 Do. B 'p.a. la paid loD. Dubin sad Dftkd Zoe. BaM Dead.,Perlik IhkotaeVraMlN SWIM UMc Moot A De. Mot 11,0Pagrcat U. I 11 M Iktlatezreh sad Gimpy Idiatece,ltel&Dee Forth Gad Clyde Joe. adm llew • I Wailers 1 01 Notated Seethed _ i t tlar;Z4 ii;:trbWroA s d~►l w4a S 10 et Seethe West. (As * tktwt Wolter& 10 DaNaerVaLetwetk !**. l6llo # Tat 14" seta: iii, 114:at - 9 I MalagaMin t4al Do. New _ _ _ Da Dina& Debi. Ma M. Wu. 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America - r . i nt . IMMO MI CNN. Doak ot Inda girl Agetrafis, and China .an 90 Kle 10, IS QM& Marc. at Indls, Mon . Lea.. and Cigna a 31 U iourly dud us = Katial 91,0110 1 110 din ad 48,600 116.11 Dows. el Canada — p re .' *All 10 el Lawler •... 6,..k 16,0* * 116016*.11061.1:harld all 163 16 .-- i full 11 : 0 0 0 0 i r0t ,...„. t. a il i n i k ., :r ... l al 14 ._ : mod ..,„,); • 21 Do. New Lad UAW' 60 London and Obasty at de- 011411 16 London Joist Sleek _ 18 31 31 313 4 ad SA* 10 n & South Anima 10 r 3 15 alls .1. to 1111.114141 i 169 Leo. and Kelltalneler 6O 66 47 b _,..,' , 16,1111 1* IA Pro,. of Miglasd 4l ....1 111.11111 , 19 Do. New a tiered nom' as Netloual Bank W I ; th• WI 90 Now South Wake wards. *40 5 16 oriel Beak ttepam all 66 117 • too. 16100 10 Ottoman bank were *Kai IN Provincial -1 Irelasd *NW nth Auetraba 4999b _,,_, NANO 61 Union at Seawalls O, WC 6 WOO SO Unloa of London - 8.605 1 101 'unity Mutual so 1 MOZINT ' IIARKET.-(TIITh DAT.) Tiro IVOtbOl t The funds hare been supported at yesterday's prices until width the List honr, when a telarae off per cent. has taken place. The Stock Ex change generally is very dull. English railwty sleeks are weaker, particularly Midland and Lancashire and Yorkshire, in connexion with the preparations for Friday's settlement. This is " making-up day." At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cant Rental opened at 87fr. 82c., ex dir., being 1-1 G to 1 per cent. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 891, 90. and 89k, ex div., for money, and 901 and / ex div., foe the account. The present quotations are 891 to 1, for money, and 901 to / for the 10th of June. The official business report is asfoflows : Bank Stock, 2311, 233 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89k, I ; New Three per Cents., 891.1 ; India Ave per Cent. Stock, 98, 971, ex div. ; Fire and-a-Half per Cent, " enfaced " rupee paper, 1001 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 2s. dis. ; ditto June, par, 4s. prem. There have been a fair number of transactions in the foreign stock market, but they have oo casioned scarcely any change in prices. The Turkish Loan of 1854 remains quoted 701 to 711, and that of 1858, 54 to 1. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 98 ; ditto Four-aud-a-Half per Cents., 1880, 87f, 87 ex div. ; Belgian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 991 (exchange, 25fr.) Chilian Six per Cents., 100 e ; ditto Three par Cents., 70 ; ditto Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents:, 84, 811, ex div. ; Mexican Three per Cents., 22 ; Peruvian Uribarren Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 831 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1856, 1857, and 1856, 47* ; Russian Five per Cents.. 102 ; Sanlinisu Five per Cents., 77f, ex die.; Spanish Three per Cents., 54 ; ditto Passive, 18j ; Turkish Six per Cents, 1854, 701, 71} ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 54. . _ _ The discount market continues quiet; but it is only in exceptional instances that transactions tabs place belnw the Bank minimum. At the Bank yes terday the demand was moderate. In the Stock Exchange, in eoanexion chiefly with thelarge shipments of sovereigns to America, money wax in conaiderable demand, at 6 to 6i per cent. ow, government securities. It is stated that the total amount of the Jun* Exchequer Bills sent in for payment is as much as 1,100,00 a —namely, 700,000/. by the public, and 4110,011111. by the Council of India. This sum has to be provided either from the public balances or by means of sales of stuck held by the savings banks, to whom the bills sent in may be re-issued. No amount of gold worth mentioning was bought by the Bank yesterday, the Australian supplies recently announced having yet to come to hand. Owing to the unfavourable condition of the American ex changes, however, there is a revival of the dondl. for gold, and 70,000 sovereigns were withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for transmission to New York to-day by the Kangaroo, which is expected to take in all 200,000/. or 250,000/. Some paroels will abo be sent by the Bremen. A considerable portion el these remittances consists of continental gold Isidy imported. The Wednesday's direct packet froili Liverpool to New York appears to be now generally preferred by the shippers of gold. The Cleopatra, from the West Coast of Africa, has brought 11,0001, iu gold dust and specie. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were steady at former rates. Subjoined is our usual lid: Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.01 to 111 ; ditto 3 days, ILIII to 191 ; liottesdam, 3 months, 12.01 to 12.1 ; Ant mouths, 25.621 to 71 ; Hamburg, ms. basso, 3 13.9 to 1 ; Pans, 3 days, 25.36 to 40 ; ditto, 3 months, 2&70 to 21 ; Frsakfortrart-the-Ilrine, 3 mouths, 1191 is 1 ; Petersburj (per rouble). 3 months, 331 to 5; Viimaa. No., 3 mouths, 14.40 to 50; Trieste, eff. No., 1 mouths, 14.40 to 50 ; Madrid, 3 months, 481 to 1 ; Chaim, 3 months, 481 to 1 ; Leghorn, 3 ;moths, 25.85 to 90; Osmoa, months, 25.80 to 5; Malan, 3 months, V 3.80 to ; Naples, 3 months, 391 to 5; Palermo, 3 moot* 117 to 1 ; Messina, 3 months, 117 to 1. ; Lisbon, 90 days, 521 lob Oporto, 90 days, 521 to 1. The monthly return of the Hank of France will be published on Friday next. • - The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was quiet. The sales were limited to 0,000 bales. The sugar market yesterday was heavy, and priest declined 61. to Is. per cwt. Coffee was also fiat. For the information of the public interested it the arrival of the mails from ludia, China, and Australia, we are requested to state that in previous years the steamers have left Calcutta and Bombay during the prevalence of the south-west monsooxy, viz., in May, June, and July, five (lays earlier than at other seasons of the year, in order to secure uniform dates of arrival at Marseilles aud South ampton. This year, however, at the instance of the Postmaster-General, the steamers will !save Calcutta and Bombay upon the same dates all the year round, and the public) may therefore be pre pared fur the next three months to Mid the over land mails occasionally a few days behind the usual. time. _ _ The directors of the Ottoman Railway Company (Smyrna to Aidiu) invite tenders for 5,000 forfeited shares of 201. each, to be endorsed 111 paid, and bearing 6 per cent. interest from Ist January, 1861. The tenders will be received at the Aims of the company in London, Constantinople, and Smyrna, until the 17th instant., inclusive and tho shares will be allotted to the highe s t bidders, provided the tenders are within the minimum fixed by the directors. — Thearuitial meeting of the Bombay, Baroda, and Central India Railway Company is convened for the 28th inst., and will he made special, to pan a resolution for the conversion of paid-up shares into stock. The second call of 21., making 111. paid, is to be paid on the Five per Cent. Guaranteed Shares in the South Yorkshire Railway Company by the 27th inst. The first annual meeling of the Queen's Hovel Company, Upper Norwood (LiMited), will ha held at the London Tavern on the 2tith instant, when the .iirectors will be enables' to declare a dividend of 10'. per cent. per annum on the paid-up capital, leaving a clear surplus of 1,6691. 12s. 9d. During the past twelve months forty-five new rooms have been erected, and arc now nearly ready for habita tion ; but as an additional capital will be required to complete and furnish them, the directors have issued 000 supplemental 101. shares, 300 of which will be subscribed by themselves. ' the aulmsribed capital and the supplemental shares combined are yet considerably within the limits of the amount originally proposed (50,0001.). The Wolverine has arrived front China with 616,5001h5. of tea. The Conflict and Diligentia have been taken op to Wellingtonc r r y stores government to mw sto ti re . to Calcutta, 4.01 the TCE,DAT Evcaps. Consols, which closed yesterday at to iex div., for the 10th of July, opened this morning at 90 to 1, rose inuneliately to 901, "buyers," an a l closed firm at 901 to jl. For motley the Lott price was 891 to 90. The official business report is as 1 follows :—Threo per Cont. Coast:ol4, for money, 89', 1, 1 ex day. ; ditto for account (July 10), 90/, 1, , ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89/,i, k t, 1. ; New Three per Cents., 80f. 1 ; Thirty Years An nuities, 1885, 151 ; Bank Stock , 233, 231; India Five per Cent. Steck, 971, 1 ? 98, 9n, 1, ex div. ; ditto for account, 981, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 96 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 961 ; &A* Five-and a- Half per Cont., 100. The India Five per Cent. St - tck was dealt in to some extent at 971 to 98, ex div. for money. India Bonds were quoted 15s. to 10s. dir. The March Exchequer Bills wore flat at Os. to 2s. dia., and the new June bills at par to At premium. The foreign stock market wo4 quiet. IN