The Express. — London, England, 1861-06-27 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) • - EQUITY COURT. THE NEW WILD CHANCELLOR. This mersieg the eewlyeippoisted Lnial Cluscell.t (Mitt h.o+l Bothell) ants Jet. hi. court at Liao:his lon, •lrwtlr suer 10 eelimelt, attended by the Neater of the Rolls, 1.4.1 Jeete.a. 11 eight lime and Turner, Viee•Chsa ll• Kieeleeetey, Maori, awl Page Wood. The moil .th.. 4 nitro vier* adnioustsred to his lordship by the W.•ter .4 the Roll, Ti..te way • very Lrge ateewlenee of the bar, amen ete ern the Qume's .Vl% mate (Sir J. !feeling) sal the 4..tor.4;eisemil Oil. W. .ttliertee). The court wee ..1-1 to seem. am' sum; the erectaters were Ladj ti.. :I eael emend "Alter ladira. ►ed loon .t for booth& ►ut at t►e request 1,, awl end p.stiips it was postponed said Wednes , . , k. II” I.r , Lohip then rume. 1U RT OF PROBATN AND DIVORCE. (Wore the J wig* Ordiray.) aIII.L r. HILL. waulay, q.t . pod Mr. Hansen appeared for the ; Dr. Sammie and Mr. Merewsether for the P.... .4 the Lain facts is this ease ha,. bees already -1-rted is the ernmsuit of " Hill v. Hill and Wood. IL. 'wittinesr had been a Miss Austell§ Woad: sad uspnalest. Mr. (*herb* Willueshby Hill, ea officer ia lodes army. lu communion of her home Wins oedortehie she had gorse to speed some time before bar ...the,: at the house of the Ker. James Alszaeder Woad, tl•nmouthelure, and haring bees Mimed of • child .os lifter her moulage she was accused by bee husband of .0 'fatigue with Mr. tV.vel. Evidence wee gives, however, ..boe that Mr. Hill himself had oedema Ins wife before mere. and the jury found a eenliet for the reependente. 111•. li ii vow sal.d for a ju.Lrial *operation on the cruelty. The respaident at tint recrimiseted ctb the charge of adultery, but he had since withdraws est. tin.. 11111, in her evideoee, said -I bet made the acquaint ' • ail the re4l.,iident is W.A. In 1n.% I was at H.ltilugne p.,4 my mother, The resisial•mt sad his mother were ' ..0 there. The (Amities were Intimate rat an erigagetnest ' i,. t.rtiied between the respoodeut and myself. I wee t.• 17 year of age. After the engagement the reepoadeot ovi.ol • tornineoion in the Ant Bombay Cavalry, trust ilis khe ezelian,;od ento the let Bombay Lancers. After ..leo , . out to join hi. regimen t I regulerly oorrespooled I ~4 him, and is 1n.V.1 I coetemplated joining him. Was oira reuding at Homburg. and iny home lad become very se-oitetAhle. Had two insrried meters at Homburg. The Cv. Mr. Wood was also there, sad was introduced to me y guy knithevia•law. It was arranged that I should , io Mr. Wood's, at Petite. Court, Monmouthshire, in pt, r t., prepare my outfit. Amvel there is tmemlier : cal sons afterwards I received a letter from 3,lvamel, announcing his arrival, ou a furlough, at lowbutg. IN the dlst of December he came to Pests, ohm lo..tiyol till the Kh. We spent moth time togs ,' the ho lent soil went to his mother's at Btf: g t ,I to i 'agate. in Franos. I Poe marriage was a a the :Id of May, which was the day after I wee ' I ag... lie had previously bees to Peale. Court, is Ilia ostb of March, and etayed for tee days. He was then etc. dl And •ris coofined to lii. bed for • dew days. H. of be had Teen anvisin; himself is Loados. Previsaaly A. health hail bees very good—at lead we leek beg walks cirri awl he to•rer complainaL We wen alleretely timed no the 17th of Ma., 1160. We bet went ta Mob uoth, and afterwArd. to Kelm. My he bid nie at .5.1 time of the marriage that he was guile well, be he did 54 Rem quite so. After the eisatege he beesate u m J ; sod 1 feted my owe health also referiag. My es very ualusppy about it, asil desired me to sersit W fr. ,r 4. I di d so. and Dr. Steel was bent fee thetwAnt. I consulted Dr. Lye. Afterwards Mr. Weal, ay hu arid, ail myself, earns to Lowdos, and dyed at the Kilter hall Hotel. We were plug abroad. fy badruwl became very violent, and threatened to murder w. lie wished me to go to Bedford. wed I refund. He r very violent with me and locked me in a meg acme I refused to comply with his wishes. Ire were both at that time very ill. Mr. Ward made up It Turret and we west to Boulogne. His health at Bett or 1...m00 very arch worse. At first his reger was .4 very violist, bat rifterwarde it became red robot life hastened to sheet re. tie loaded his pineal beisee me t is aho tresteneMins with a carving haft I woo aserM • the 11th of Anger bst. Afterry recovery be verirrell a Weds to an At times he tried to force barer bite rr ream ; het after being very violent ors day he wield oho it op Sb• seat Ile several times used frees to ma ie venni= was performed aria hes two der blew a led mils sae of these che opts tita lids re is Benner. On the sub of October 1 Mid him that I ad mines to my solicitor, Mr. Benuister. He said it was . awl of Er. sad alter that he limier let re write we ' a leberr. He also locked me up. Then was a between as, fa which Mr. Wood s sane woe isno t& Weed did sot breeders beams me, sad doh the man my husband wee diredilled witli is. 11- 'lir. Womb was lodging in the was beam with as. My • ram earns ever to me at Husilemsemi the Abli of Oslaber. I, hemdod bad left me the fewhig ere ea ths litli-- ' Irene, ea balsam of a pram* saran esappais re be '..-t Boulogne is Silbsers, I oilier yes net to Lave the best :cog my abores. If you dog I shill be obliged to bees wet to other sorb to yea. IMI year lenheri. eamohy Mill." i vw th a ss i bit 'Wow with my .luso Ily Wand bad roe and visions@ to me la ring. -.4 me through the stn of Basiagra whoa nod haw it u l► s • lady. letter was NW has the rampawdout to his selialtar, mhonsing his le sentient le the *Motel erarriss, sad to ~ Ike petitioner's orb sad the alimony already wired, [ eh Wert) la the pitikkiwar to apply to lawman the rams ~ ad. mid. ___ XV. W0..1 deposed that she bad invited the Wants. te woe l'ourt to prepare for her marriage, and ...rani her .dery a. to the state af her owe sad her beehants ...ith Davin of the asfortseate differences hetweta a. pptibeeer arA tie respondent. Intone wrote to bee, al awed her b.r protection, ender which b. been ran ever @Mos. Mr. Wood was is Lends., bet be was mined to his had. Die evidence at Dr. Steel, elves I. the proviso@ amass, n. end from the jedge's Deka Ilis Jed" la sammias P. wild that ties. e had as. • 11 wd • wry valor upset. Them was no doubt that 1. Tweed's' was a eanseatimi part ., and was 'h,„ il a 4.4.. „ of biotin the vvrdiet go wise the tense referred to is the h lii. attorney, which bad %see mat U the , int t a d Ives obi kw a &solut be fele iserned killl4 amid c-rtaialy h ave ezpveted to ion, bear Woe keg of litow , rlwevrars iatervestros ; bat insemate lul PAM [ VI siiparale themealms, mil se • jedieid amperatlen r"I nwratsd WI they wine reeenslisd. tbe L. J .I. hlt so each *Maw eaneernime it es it ad via re. sal t. complete ;beams. Ttre Ism i r e IA Illym l ' i s ear emli tbe come, which s h letpret — Mf ;Ite the lec oboes sad so calealated to Whet heti Ids to Y. mil his clisnicisc as a gentlemsb. be Mr 0 . "froefil maid sot itemise his sonsesting to the verdict ire Imal say seam A ciistrudirties deo Aro. ThlW7. without heeltatioll, found pas the petitioner, bat mat ampeaded its jade seat. UM r. 01114 MID 1110112. tb. Nibs M hi appeared for Moo petitioarr, and se eminse. b i, Weft*. for the rwpoodent, protested lONA snob • ' *r.- b,,5 mode iiimiam hi. cheat, sad Moiled en ..u.: I,r us publicly absolved as ahe bed hese pat o* .1 lit iliiiiinpire. Q.C.. iippeared for the petitioner, Yr. 11 •..rth Filawillimt Mena. and prayed that his sliest _Meinerd with cape. rh. !MAWS was arearillesty disatireed with costa, as . ..wl bail respeedenth 1.6 COURT OT BANKRUPTCY. laden Yr. (' urnmieskuser Conlkon.) IN RE NitA MLR HIV.WN. ne Itukrupt had kept Peele's Coffeehouse, rlest44orii. • Tne th. salptansed examinetion meet's& n. will.- vs .... 2.54 N. to unsecured credit.= ; se amt. at Pete, Xr:lighter atated that the last sitting had been ed. waled to 'sable the evediton to consider the propriety ,•; flut ntmr the 'alibi, of • hill under which upwards of : ir. math of property had been swept Yr. 41 . 1 1. a I.i.iihrl,L They proposed to take such pro. • "ost.. ant anothrr adjourenient was asked for. gt. 1.aei.0., mal that he had ailviaed Mr. Foster, the `•L, "'Z''• .. , to retire, ea ha was not disposed to light the Attie el h., .iien expenNe. V ' . ~ - ..00er —I have nothing to do with th a t. Mr I, nalatei -Yes, in this war : to author". a cm" l'4, I n ... the maw, a the .lai i reass, with their sanction, ' U " gramediap takers to tee,. the validity of the bill cif de. r.k . If neonr made an order saectioning proceolion v is ' to. , . and the examination meeting WWI adjourned. IN ItE OrNNIREL AND lIROWNN. ni- haikrupt s were biscuit manufacturers of Portsmouth. ''''' • 4 . the e XArnirstios nieetinT The account., prepared 4 Let, Pell and Turner, ahOw unsecured debts mud ha lt-. of 1, ait 3,001 W. ; wets stated at Miti. Mt I n.l..ter. for the assignees, stencil that the aorouele '"... “ D 'd° 4 Ertory, bat the bankrupts would lie allowed to "••••• tohject to inquiry at the certificate sittine. lir. Jes t s (~f Now I nn ) w as f or t h e bankrup ts. l. . l 6d liettortliegly. (Before Mr. Commissioner Ha royd.) tt LAl'll.t.Nte, NoITINitNE., AND CO.—DDICIANIGI OW ? I , ' Iank ACIIRADIR IRON CUSTOOT. 1. 4 rupt. F. R. *how ' ler wan the Lieerpsoi Make above firm. Wh en ioda t waa given se the qua& " . 4 tion ortinc.ite. protectioo was withhold nail he hod . "6 three months IS prisons. 11r. 1,. Y. Lewis now applied nu his behalf far an order I. t hi. di, her. He stated that that day would easaplene ,-. thr.. ~,a ith.' ii.iptisonmeut ; and the paler would 'F. 4 t!...t be bad been the whole time in custody. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 27, 1861. Notice Ithd basins given to Mr. Murray, the teacher be the assignees, to the detaining creditor, to Ifferess. Mirka arid Morin, the solicitors to the London imeheiteeli Peak. sod to Mr. Linklater, for the Liverpool beak= ; mad he understood there was oo opposition on the penal gay of thew to Mr. Schrader being discharged from weekly. Mr. Murray—l utelerstand that the sentence of the law hoe expired, as far as imprimnntuent goes ; and I don't know that I have anything to say on the subject on the part of the amisseas. It 110111111 to WO that it is a matter of course that the bankrupt should be discharged when he has under. goes the three muethe imprisooment that were inflicted upon him. Mr. Linklater—As far as Messrs. Leyland and Bathos are couerrood, they have nothing to say to the contrary. The court pronounced its j udg ment, and they bowed to it. Mr. Murray—l should have thought he would have walked out. Dorir—They untet epee the door fiat. (Laughter.) The Cootaithluaer—lt is e matter fur the discretion of the amt. Lialtbster—Yes ; fresh circumstances might here sa teen. and than tbe creditors would have had an oppoe tanity of representing them to the court. The Cannussiener—As it is, there being no representa tion of that kind, I shall make the order for his discharge, oa the requisite adidarits being filed. SHERIFFS' COURT, RED LION-SQUARE. Ware Mr. traderAberiff Harebell sad a Jury.) REVERT Y. ANSIJIL-ACTION AGAINST AN ATTORNEY Pon arnounucr. This wee an action against William Ambler, an attorney, fee by George Joseph Knight, clerk to Mr. " 4= l / 1 1=. The defendant allowed judgment default, sad a writ of inquiry was executed to assess ananat of alarips to be awarded. Mr. T. Geary dant was no new assured for the plaintiff. The ddes. t represented. It appeared from the evidence that in 1859, the plaietiff, being in Manchester, wanted to borrow 10/., and got a bi d disoeunted. He paid a part el it el, and was sued for the whole amount, although only Ifin was due, and the plain. tiff said he did not Frey the to because, being in the law. some deduction was to be made as to costa. The defendant was Untreated to plead, bat admitted in a letter that it was through negligence it was not done. A verdict was obtained sod the same removed from Manchester Record Court into ass of the superior courts. At night an execution was levied, and the plaintiff could not get it out until the following der, when he bad to . pay 151. 2s. Cal.. adsow brought his action to mover the money he bad paid through the negligence of the defendant, and for cam pessation. Mr. triader-'sheriff Burchell thought the plaintiff was entitled to the money he had paid, deducting the 15s. which had been left for the reason stated. Tb•inry w eaved the damaub 14 . 4 141. 7.. 64.1., *Westing the 15s. balsas. as tb• 00110XIAL 001 1110171111114. Na lillt I NON& 1 Pd. 1 Cl. edema 1 NUL —.. .. tlia.9ev.6p.aJan.ilal 110 IN 113 109 .... .. Do.6per tent, 18110.11 VA •••• .... • • Do. lipstesat. 1881 llO ..... .... . • D 0.119904 Feb.nAms. 104 107 109 ... . De. Ow& Mor.ifirsa IN 107 100 NI:91On ... Dal pwoeur. llO 1001 1011 , 1011 1001 01:01011opellp.91890 100 104 108 do. 1400 100 106 191 . .. Do. do. 1391 100 1081 1001 —..... 1.. New llniaser.Cer.4p.M. 100 10 9 7 0 1 ... .. .. N. I.Walesov. 5p.0.1.111111149 99 100 .... .. Do. Sp. a, 1671 le UM 101 100 .... .. Do. 6p. a., INS .... .. Nova Scotia op. et. Iltd 100 .... .. Deb. redeem. 1875 lOO 1071 1051 .... .IL Aust. Gov. op. o. Bondi 1 100 t .... .. 210. Us 6p. e. J met July 100 i .... .. 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TeL (UAW 01l 21 34 10,000 NI National Discount Co I 1 le die 0,000 10 NerbuddsOcalnlrca(L) I o/ ye 11,000 10 Nethsrlands Land *— . all —.. .— 80,000 8 Do. Sp. 0., is. at I die. all e 1 ..• 1.711 IN N. Drllia. IN. N 06.14. 11 6 It L 14476 IN. Nit. Australmlas— all 4 t NANO I . Om WI II ii NON 1 Ds "iftw awes' 40,000 111 arks. la. am. (Usti 000,000 19. Pool LW teed I lea lOl SI 63 10, 80 Psalm and Odes. 11less 00 46 61 1,1 661 10,000 It Do. New 3O 911 mid 0;000 N 11.9 ea I lad. TeL 0.41 MI 17 111; 10,680 SO Rhymer/ Iron le, no is Do. New ai 100,0000 MO Loyal Moll Mem —l9 411 4 10 M. iloottleb Aust. Invests& IN 1N 131 KIN Ili Australian lasi all 13 86 — 74,030 1 Ismartho TeL Scrip all 1. 1 11/,605 1 De. do. loglstond all 1 s 11 10 Do. do. 17,680 15 Ike Avant% (Und NM Dim 1 4 Ipm —. 111.0 r 10 La. o.osamda I IN, I Us. lUngdas Tot. s.). I SNo par 111. IN Vas 111 W .. laud—. 1111 9 10 —. THE POLICE COURTS. (TIIIB DAY.) MANSION•HOCS& THE IMIGSMOOD MURDER. Prairie* A•gust &Lomas•, • Gorman, who was brought up as Saturday last, charged with being in a home in Unioereourt, Bromt-street, with intent to commit a felony, •ad whq it warn bore such • strong resemblance to • man named Johann Karl Frans, was spin placed at the he,. The prisoner said he could not speak English, and Yr. Alderman Humphrey, who at for the Lord Mayor, asked his, through the interpreter, where he came from, how keg he bed bees is Leadora, and when he had resided Awing hi slay? fisemwered„ also through the interpreter, that hi. aeti►. plea wen a place called Konigstein, in easeeky, that be had bees letigiag in a number of places, but the °say ose he scald recollect was 4s, Wentworth-street, WhitechapeL Sergeant Spits! then said that he had been directed by Inspector Hamilton to make inquiries to ascertain if the prisoner was the maa described iu the " hue and cry " as Mews Kati Raw wbowas suspected of being one of the murderers al Na Halliday at K ingswocd. He had rear. Yid that the prisooer was lodging at eft, Wentworth. street, aid bad communication with the authorities at Seigete, and emend perigee bed identified him as we of the two sewn TWA were sew in Kingwood after the murder. Swparlateindend °award, of Reigate, produced a war ned for the appirebehrion of nuts, mod mid he believed the primer to be the man. Dlr. Alderman Humptbary raked if then was anyone mann to Moat* Kira, and Mr. Coward ndd Yaws via sot, bat d be van again .amended wino= maid produce TM 'rimer was aerediagly._ 11111DIDO011 JAW= OD TIN FOWL flown Tracey, a pewerfully•built yang fellow, who la desuelleed es the taw el Gelhaleso, sod who he. her lo embed, allall Ihne s dem time he manlts a the w breoght op so mama by Peheaassateble ease Hughasemso, 163 0, «d the wanesteMese• d the emet, doused with uolowtelly smultla s. Paismanotehle Thome Lahore is the eassaiso a . The pram, wee spprehendad this ea he me I hoviej m. te . llesse of Operation, where he hal hese amilead robbery. The assault Aesephined sf e plel me hr beak is the 24th et Rank kat. T. =mma making e diturbeace le Gebkalaa and a r sh bed assembled. Poluemenstehle Leganso, with the mielsose of polheamilable Them Issa, sommeled is airris my the stela and when Lathers asked the era go away he retneed, Ansa his a violent blow l kneeked 81 . lash sad hiss dem. intik the amiable wee so the mad he was very sweatily hated, as wee ass the alms elostabie. The esosh if the lain is Lytham wee very mime, he hag Amelia,. repass% sod as the la list for two moths, sane fast he i low aw.ll, ad will be ruptured for We. The prime st the thee mensold to mesa, but tare me who tesk put im as any were apprehended and samalled ler trick am a 611111 being m ama a des amithi, nod the sib., to three mothe isprimassiat with had lame. The primmer has begs seara the. in rsle4 fee amielle se lie pahe rd mass, sad she fa The primer aid hew nei the moo whop emohed the polies, bat be elheold as.,. his defame. Kr. rilltysteart ail it we • vary bad somat, and tally eamaitted the pigs., is the miser fee mid. LAYBETII. • eeteLUILT Pam.! De" a lebeerer, eaggoyed at the exteesive latewy of Kam Muldellay ked Field, was charged beim the Hoe. O. C. Nortek with committing a savage mask es his wife. The wife, a vesielhedloskiag woman. with • squalid Weed is bar area. when were, said that the evening bakes, ea her behead etwelsg hese from Ida work, he eon deseed alresbg her and armed bee et haw est inskiag Lena 4 stresside Is her ceildred, bed she desied it sad told he. Es had set been frees head Hs repeated that she 114, _sad kopek her dews sad Nuked her violently. Ms mid ask del • countable erne is, ead sees is tke Clesiof the taker be knocked her down • mead Was. e wilaseedelbeir add that the had been aMlpi le *tag hoe boalsoil to this wart before far violent adealls apse er e bob it was set her wish to prow the preesst sharp Mid Pasendalie Premed Dees, 311 1., stated that es the eeseidi. heeds he was es duty sear Chinadqedrie sad bearing the Grim of • female, sales yin to the slese frets whines tidy promoted, he maw tie Frieder and his wife tared* • wiedow. sad maw the fanner skit* the LAN • vielest blow which knocked her clews, ad Ikea kick her. He took the primmer into custody, sad the wigs was is seek a state of exhaustion from the isisrles ors hr by the prisoner. that it wee deemed socesstry to mad Mr toed. Thema:. Hospital. In reply to the magistrate. The witacem said tk.t both the primmer sad him wife ap pend to be perfectly sober. Yn Oakes, the female searcher, said she had just etanikeed the peruke of Yrs. Hal • ',and found her in • shock. ins state, mad sneered almost all over with black and blue marks of injury. evidently caused by violent kicks, sad the akin was removed from • part of her back evidently by similar violence. A certificate from the hospital ocetfirmeil the testimony of the last witness. _ primmer - is reply to the charge, declared that his wife was •• drunken ao4 worthless woman, awl spent the whole of his wages instead of proeidiog newsier's' for him awl her children. He further said that she had fro gamily hod relief from this smut, mid spent it all in drink; sail *rem es Saturday night WS she stole the money he bail oared to pay rent oat of his pocket, sad *peat Mr. Norton obewved that all this was • taws that the prisosar shook* separate hula his wife, sad set hill her, sod committed bile to are atooth's hard labour. Rrnri SeflooL.—Yeatetslay the triennial dinner of old Rusbicans took place at Willie's Rooms, under the presidency of Mr. Thomas Hughes, the wet:Aroma author of " Tem Brown's School deys." Tuesday, the anneal speech-day at the echoed, was notable for the un large gathering of old Rugby men. The exhibitionenlith year are Mown. Hammond, Cobden, Stennett. °Myer, limdchison, and Cope. The most noteworthy IXOSSIMI fat which prizes were awarded wero Mr. George Mahony'd Greek "iambics," and Mr. A. Beleogton's poem on "Central Africa." The usual recitations, which were from Ariatee phases, Cicero, tiberidan, Goldsmith, and Moller., were much applauded ; by far the best being the performance of Mr. Cobham and Mr. Barber in the scene from holier*. Dr. Temple spoke most feelingly of the CIOCOVI obtained by the Reesman at the universities. and of the continued popularity of the school. as evinced by the fact that there me three times as many apphoatioos for admission to the embed as me be complied with within the next year and tom Awalj es ibe cowlADV_lwaseet at the were the Earl el high, Sir T. Skipwith. Bart.. the Vim Arebtlesom Sandford, B.D. end Lady &skies. Lady Balsam. Gemmel Vicars, t ie. C. H. Braceliridee, ha. A challis'', cup has been given to the school fee the best rife shot, by au old Ltughese, Mr. Bentley. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ctoot. In the railway share market business is almost entirely confined to the settlement, which will be completed to-morrow. The only alteration of importance in prices is a rise of a } per cent. in South Easterustock. Otherdescriptionsare generally quoted the same sayestertlay, butthe pricesare now for the new account. London and North Western stock is now quoted 94} to 94; Great W 72} to ; Midland, 120} to 121 ; Lancashire e tZ Yorkshire, 111} to 112 ; South Eastern, 81} to ; Caledonian 97} to ; Great No:Ahern, 10G to 107 ; and Eastern Counties, 491 to 50} ; The anadian lines remain heavy. Lombardo- Venetian Railway shares are quoted to } din O,IIOIIAILT MUM AID MCI& al' I " " al" ' I at." 4" I " 1 " 1 " 4 " . tosl L witspeourvat I 17. 174711.". ;a liskinea Ay* Sodwa.l=k3GLC Masi rid /dm Weikel's Cook sat leaska at a 5 I; • f M a 971 in - Ds A •so ay. smith Da. I J tepid& to Et DWI& 'ad liast Joe . Dead..Partk & Abd.Ja s tileitz t.k. kaduru Delco. Mock A Do. Stoat E Sad Suffolk Id aboon] and Glasgow I idinbro',Porth, Dando( Forth and Clyde Juno. 111073. 0t O,estorn4l..d 0 w lint VOilit;;O -10 P. A noel le Da. B Nook 10i et. losik* West. pm, * Grail Wailers DoitteatVaLOus.eik Liasoilleet Tockatilit 4 Load= red Illaskwall t oda. 114 . 5 i : 11 K. 24 . 24 . l4l 141 124 L. 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It DL N Vole al Ifs* Vhiedslia • Pirsilist w.wa...a • inaisod—ova airt NaWntd I M 1 N.Bi 1 Pm I pm 90_ 48" alt PA 47 62 42 44 U IS - Pa 4TI LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (n sucrose NEWCASTLE MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) GATESHEAD NURSERY. T.Y.O. WalLbcbia. Batton* ... 5 rub.— GOLD CUP STAKES. Nearly one mile. Wildman, Hegira, Rosamond, Vorkmdastar, Losigshot, Edda Tle, Windt*, Joey Jone l r e l Johnnie Bright are her a e. CORPORATION PLATE. One mile B (midis 82 yards. Underhand, Adam Bede, Wildmea, Bided, Ormond, ErPrologue, Volatile, Madder Rosamond, Syringe. 'firivellar, York ter Babas the Bowater, El , &don, Garrison Beauty, Doefoot, P. Tett, The Jew, Capon, Montrose, Jim ii Loogehot, Ettook Vale, labored. lidowilos, Batinette, Oldminoter, Wombat , Omn ral,pPiracyaidavaeor. Joey Jones, Peter Paterson, Gidy Girl, f, Lady Prudhoe, and Johnnie Bright are her.. INTlity FCIITYNIS HANDICAP. Bacallos,BW7l6 ; iiil;ilie,&c; ictiiiaieTiOe, 7st 121 b; W ic a l r i t st . , her. 7ll . ; Wallachia, 6st 1011, ; aad Hisdliass, 6d 51b. FE MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) STEWARDS' PZA.TE. Two wiles. Wallace, Osaary, East Shaw, Osumtbt, Fairwater, The Roe, Dewsholt, Weatharbottad,towel, Eighfiyer, Row ley, Crater, Gridiroe, and Moruatary are here. 501. HANDICAP PLATE. Abort fse finiciaga. Vinegar Hill, Philemel, Barb Piro°, Urban, Rosalind, Archery, Macao, Chars Amie, My Use* Acoo, Oridiroa, Canad Kin of the Forest, thiwenttow, Diadem, lady Clare, air Bret 1. and Gabardine are here. MOTTIBPONT STAKES. 8k furlongs. Game, Woodbine, Alvediston, Sir Bauble:an, Sala. mance, S i te, Margery, Costa, Alchymist, and Fighting Cook are here. PIECE OF PLATE. Sews Fadslla, The itae, Oloekarikar, Fair f wa l rEilmia, Ad. warp, Marry the Gnat, Bealwioa, Gallia, e by Rattle. and Margery are here. SECOND BIENNIAL STAKES. Intimidation e, Sawcutter, The Roe, Canary, Donna Maris Sir William Armstrong, Antwerp, Russley, Vinegar Bill, Fast Sheen, and Lisbon are here. Oran ARRIVALS. —Leamard and Aurelian.; LATEST BETTING. 00I . tPORATION . PLATT. 5 to 4 apt Bivouac. BOLD OUP. 5 to 4 co Nalco& CANADA 00NP4NY.-(THIS DAY.) --•--- The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was LM at 1 o'clock, at the offices, St. Helen's-0/m, Bishops eilks-street ; the governor, Mr. FRANKR, presiding. • comparative statement of lands disposed of and monies waived in Canada from the Ist of Jaannary to the Mat el May, in 1860 and 1861, showed the following results '— Lead sold in 1860, 663 acme, at 221. Sd. per acre ; in 1861, VS, at 283. 2d. ; iameam 313 acres, at 6e. 6d. peruse ; land leased for lOyearsin 1810,8,885 ears, at Sib. 4d. per acre; in 1861,14.376 acres, at 581. 9d. per mere; increase, 5,491 acne. at Ba. Sd. Land leased for 10 years eoeverted into freeholds in 1860, 45,029 acres at 17s. 6d. ; in 1861, 44,70.'3 acres, at 18e. 6d. The purcb aae money of land sold and converted to freeholds was, in 1860, 41,734/. •, in 1861, 45,6661. h areem, 3,932 x. Rent and interest in 1880,14,4101. ; in 1861, 16,1181. Increase, 1,71 W. The Cersimeste stated that the Information in the possession of the board subsequent to that gime in the foregoing extended to the 7th of June. It ap peared that there were, in Wilkie, 100 awes of land sold at 2/. per acre, 300 leased at M. 6e. Sd, per acre, and 145 converted from leaseholds into freeholds for lb, sum of 1941. The two last harvests bad, ha said, led to a revival of prosperity In the rolusy, and there wee every roman to believe that this year's harvest would be an abundant one. Recent accounts allowed that there wee likely to be a oonsiderible number of new settlers during the present year. However deeply they might regret on various grounds the present state of things in the United States, no man could doubt that it must have • tendency to induce many persona there to settle in a quiet, orderly, and well-go verned province. As regarded the dividend now re commended, namely, 4/. 10a per share, he remarked that with the 2/. lee. previously declared, it would make the dividend for the year 7/., which was 21. more than tho amount divided in the preceding year. On the maim of Ir. Trrs, • dividend of 41. 10s. was declared, made oe the 10th of Jody amt. The proceedings terminated with • vote of thanks to the governor and the other directors. LONDON AND PROVINCIAL MARINI INN/. WON COMPANY (THIS DAY). This morning the nnnnal general meeting of the above company was held ; Admiral Sir H. Lw.z is the chair. _ . The SECRETARY rout the following report : "The accounts, which have been duly examined and verified by the auditors, show that, after the payment of all claims for losses, averages, and returns, together with all expenses, charges, salaries, Ice., and one-fifth of the preliminary expenses, there remains a surplus on the na- Mnorriting account of 39,320/. Is. fsd. From this sum the directors recommend the payment of interest to the share , bolder. at the rate of 5 per cent. upon the paid•up capital of the company." The enensuen congratulated the shareholders upon the state of prosperity in which they stood. Owing to the se verity of the weatherlast yearend the beginning of this, there bed been many disasters which had affected their capital to some extent; still they were in • flourishing condition. 'Their risks, which had stool in the aggregate at 7,000,0001., were now under 2,000.0001., and would be speedily re duced to something under 1,500,0001. by the return of vessels of which they had advice*. Their business was very much increasing, and was of the best character, and he had every hope that next year they would be able to pay 7; per cent, or perhaps more. He moved the adoption of the report, which Mr. DANIELL, the deputy-chairman, seconded ; sad, alter • few remarks from shueholders generally of a sstnlatory obamoter, the motion was ans. nutioualy LONIXOr 011 MAL Oumci Column , (Lumina). —Trak receipts for week ending Jump 23,13,290 i. 12e. Id. MONEY MARKET-(THIS DAli Two o'CLocz. The funds to-day have shown renewed flatness, but, after declining A per oent., have returned during the last hour to the closing quotations of yesterday. A good effect has been 're duced by the large arrival of specie re ferred to below. The principal business consists of the settlement in shares and foreign stocks, which is proceeding quietly. With the exception of a rise in South Eastern stock, there is no varia tion of interest. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cont. Estates opened at 67fr. 85c., ex div., being the same as yesterday. Consols are officially marked 893 and 4, ex div., for money, and 893 and ex div., for the account. The present quotAtiOns are 893 to for money, and 89i to 3 for the 10th July. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 230 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 883, 3; New Three per Cents., est, 3 ; India Five Cent. Stock, 983, 3,4, ex div.; ditto for account, 983, ex div. ; ditto Bonds, 10s. dis. ; Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent. " aniseed " rupee paper, 1003 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 10s. dis. Turkish Bonds are in better demand, and have improved about per cent. The Loan of 1854 is quoted 714 to 72, and that of 1858, 56 to 4. In other foreign stocks there has been scarcely any business. Sales are recorded as follows :--Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 994 ; New Grenada Active, 153 ; ditto De ferred, 53 ; Piedmontese Five per Centel., 733 (exchange 25fr.) ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 72 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, 56 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 594. The Shannon has arrived from the West Indies, with 528,0001. sterling in specie and bullion. In the Stock Exchange money continues to com mand fully 0 per cent. on government securities up to the July settlement. It is rumoured that the New India Loan will probably be brought forward next week. About 5,000/. in gold was bought by the Bank yesterda_y. The Edinburgh, for New York, which left yes terday, took 203,672/. in specie. In the Liverpool cotton market yesterday very full rates were paid, and the sales extended to 12,000 bales. The Bombay mail will be distributed ili London to-morrow morning. We understand that the great fire in Southwark has already brought a large accession of business to most of the fire insurance offices. The shares of the Liverpool and London Incur ance Company were firmer yesterday at 51. to 61. premium, with 21. paid. The shares of the other fire insurance companies seem to have experienced little alteration. They are mostly well held, and purchases or sales are alike a matter of private ne gotiation. The London Fiscal Commissioner of the New Granadian Confederation announces the first re demption of the Active and Deferred debt for the 2nd July. The half-yearly dividend due the lit inst. under the new agreement on the New Bonds and on the Active and Deferred Bonds converted, will be paid by Mears Baring Brothers on the Ist July. The bondholders' committee have called in the bands and overdue coupons in order that the holders may receive the new Active Bonds and the Waste Lands Certificates. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 8,1861. ; the Great Western a decrease of 2,1671., the Great Northern a decrease of 1,4611., and the London and South Western an increase of 3,083/. The forth coming return of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Company will, it is said, show an increase of 7001. The traffic receipta of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending June 14,were 6,8141. sterling, being 6801. more than in the corresponding week of last year. The annual meeting of proprietors of the Union Bank of Australia is called for the 15th of July. At the twenty-esoond annual meeting of the Life Association of Scotland, held on Tuesday, it was re ported that 1,769 proposals for 840,4901. of assur ances, were made during the year ending sth April last, and that the transactions were 1,414 policies for 656,4611. of assurances, yielding in premiums 23,603/. 17s. 11d. The half-y early dividend on the shares of the English and Scottish Law Life Assurance Associa tion has been declared, payable on the 10th of July, at the rate of 4s. per share per annum (free of inoome tax), being at the rate of 51. 14s. 3d. per cent. on 3/. 10s., the nominal amount of each share as increased by successive bonus additions, and of 101. per cent. on the amount, 21., actually aid by the shareholders. The Northern Railway of Canada (formerly the Ontario, Simco, and Huron) is making good pro grams, under the refitting and renewing of the per mutant way, undertaken by Mr. Braseey. The receipts for five months this year show an increase of 6,700 t. over those of 1860. The ninth annual report of the directors of the Peel River Land and Mineral Company bits been issued. The paragraph relating to the dividend is annexed: Taking 152 bales unsold wool, at present market prices, the directors estimate that the wool clip of the year will realise 20,5001., leaving an amount of 23,141;.'. 19s. Ild. to the credit of the revenue and expeoditure accemt, 1W0; and out of this they recommend tint a sum of 21,01a1f. be appropriated for a dividend, and that the name be declared at the rate of 31 per cent. free of income tax, on the con solidated stock of the company, payable on and after the Ist of August next. The half-yearly interest is advertised on the debentures issued respectively by the New Zealand provinces of Wellington and Canterbury. An extraordinary meeting of the Im proved Soap Company (Limited) is called for the 4th July, to adopt a resolution for winding up the company. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday it was stated that all the creditors of the Plumstead and Wool wich Waterworks Company (Limited) will receive 90e. in the pound, and that there will be a con siderable surplus to be returned to the contribu tories. The examination meeting in bankruptcy in the case of Messrs. Nickulls and North, tallow broken', was further adjourned. It was mentioned that the transactions of the bankrupts had reached 800,0001. a year. At a meeting yesterday of the creditors of Mr. J. H. Cohn, East India merchant, who failed in Fe bruary, 1860, it was resolved, after wane discussion, to agree to Mr. Cohn's offer to place 22,0001. of assets is thehands of the creditors, against liabilities of 00,0001. The preparations for the settlement in English rail way stocks yesterday showed a somewhat ieerensed supply of certain descriptions, chiefly Midland, Great Western, and London and North Western. The following rates were generally current at the commencement of business : London and North Western 1.16 to 3-10 " backwash tion." Great Western Lancashire and Yorkshire Mialland .. 160 to per pet bent. do. to per °eat. era Eastern daisdoo=.. "iven' - to i qr omit 'lack." Gristkurthern 1.16 to 3, 0 Per ci. !!!'"4l** Ditto A ~ 146 to 846 Per et. "bock." In the afternoon the supply of London and North Western stock having increased, the terms changed from a " backwanlatiou " to " even to I continua tion." The "continuation" on Midland stock rose to Ito per vent. Great Northern and Cale donian were scantily supplied, and carried a " backwardation." Lancashire and Yorkshire stock WAS likewise somewhat wanted for the settlement. With reference to the market for American securities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as fol lows : The market in London for American securities has been dull during the plat week. United States Five per Cents., and Virgins Six per Cents. are rather more freely offering. In railroad bond. we have no change to note. Tao late inquiry fur New York Central shares continues ; they close Arm at 69 to 70. Miaois shares, after needing to 41 is coast, improved to 394, hat at this Ague they am saga sustained, notwithstanding the Lust pr ice from New Task is :134 aia.unt. la Erie shares the baskets bas bam small, at WI to 214. Memo'. Falkner , Bell, and Co., were to-day ap pointed agents for ' Lloyd's at San Francisco. The St. Lawrence has been engaged to take stars to Calcutta, and the Lady Octavio stores to Bombay. WEDNESDAY Even Console, which cloned yesterday at 894, 4, ex div., for the 10th of July, opened to-day at the same quotation, and advanced after the regular hours to 891, "buyers" For money the last rice was 894 to 4. The official business repeat Ig as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, form z 89 1, 4, 4, ex div.; ditto for account (July 10 89 , 4, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Rod 88 „ 4 ; New Three per CRnts., 884, 4, 44 - Bank Stock, 230 ; India Five per Cent. Block: 984, ox div. ; ditto for account, 984, 4, ex div. ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, ; ditto Bonds, 12a. die. ' • Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 94 ; dittoFive-and-a-Ralf percent., 1004,4. Th e India Five per Cent, stock was steady, at 984 to I, ex dir. ; India Bonds were quoted 18s. to 12e. die. ; the March Exchequer Bills, 9s. to 4a. die., and the June 3e. die. to le. premium. Turkish Bonds were scarcely affected in prim by the news of the Sultan's death. The Loan of 1858 declined about I per cent., closing at 56} to 1, while l that of 1854 off the same as yesterday, at 714 to t. In the afternoon there was an advance In Mexican Bonds to 22j to Bank shares today were steady at yesterday's prices. A decline took place in l'eninsular Laud Oriental Steam. In the miscellaneous share market there was no variation. -- ifieelosuigqualetaons for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows:—Ocean Macias I s Insurance, 3 to i prem. • Thames and Mersey Marine, ito prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 5-16 to 3-16 • ;London and Provincial Marine, I , du. to par ; 'Natal Land, 1 to I) prem. ; China and Japau Steam, par ; Commercial Copper, i to f prom. ; and &end Iron, I toil prem. f Samos RAILWAYS. I Alebbesingl all Wass. saa so im enim a j W i rd all ' 0-1 °WIN l et Mir ift. OMNI lel las=11•11.111i IBMW idie onsems•iiiiii Len = =els .. • • I Neattaspl i W e e , i =Ws: a I De. NM Shane _.....• • plarz ea eglika Trask PK , =Zat i llejj; Meth amil S. , a rga=l4l., um millf—Dailik W Rik a ! ? WIC' - - all Iralassild Mrs ... . all De. peramal posol. PK 4 111 tAiILIII 7 -- - --. Dadhora at Pram•—. di WOOS fliodin ad Da. kw Pad& N Wald If. W. 114 learn a Wades a Audio ail disdain ailsaUs 1a5.4110. TruiTl L...,..._.. ..........., t Irn eseffiedbyleNAL.l. Do. 1•7 1. 1•74 Mir. Do. Jar 3,_ ISM, ON• _ __ a L Drass.. Capd - TABo;k4lo.apaZ edfidd. m i trer asst &Mars OW Imam Dwy Do. Jabisdpors dd.tosiost. De. ep.w do De. d& 111&& Itlaboundo el Om& di NO NS NO lei u. 1 ; 100 IMO LW 11 WI 1 Ili U — DT. 74.Poir. 7. Do.olo l e.ProL=. Do. II No it. Do. I par oL INS.— Do. do. lea Do. do. I —CI. Orool Indies rooluelo DD. Now & ottadlde. Il i t ie t Wool(Boodo. Do. New MO p.oldolorri.w.opt , Do. Si do.. 77.0tt.0p. Do. do. 75 wl Doi; p.a./dot:L I T Madras Our. O 4 M. pot et. Do. Do. 4 1 pod do. • rst Do. .5 per rent. do Volb.Corp.op. et. H. ad N. amnesia & 0.3•4 deal • sap. ob. De. do. Land do. Do. do. B cop. uo. De. do. Load do. 4 c Parab Ds.hilLelals.. 142154 g. 4.1811tY W: • WI 2 ft.• ft... • • pus • II 8 N r 4f 4 • T T 1 SO Zt gar 50 OMIT *M& maxis. - flit. - 147C Ay. Ss. trek .1 SO ice: AMA al W rns Amok .1 Omsk dater Masi N. America Owl Bank of Mak Australis. sir% Cabs . Chided. liars. of lads City Len, sod Cana °denial owe . is 1001 100 110,11001 100 011.00010.11 Coca. 01 Canada WOO, ISO Ccra. of Lyndon 111{.00 10 Ow Ifoolttaael.Cbarld 118000 1 II O. Dealt of awltowlsed NMS 10 Loa. Cb. Bank of dust& WWI 10 Lon. Now LONG BO London and Caw* Sl*, IS London Joint :noel 111000. * Lind , o , ,uth Airless IMO ill Lon. and Westratoolor 10.0110, 10 lat. Prov. of Barad WAN * Do. New WWI ; IN *Atonal Bank WOO' * Now South Wales 1/0.410, f< ants' Bank t.orpoes 'MIS N n Bank KM! 1110 .1 Ireland 10.001tli Australia "see IS Vain of Austral* SAW MS MON Se ei 1 i n n 4 zl is II I • am MI SI NI 4 4r --I 18 14 3 12 *1 io d d i l l I li ti Ms par 100 111 tit 194 ea iik 10 J 1• 67 66 N ta SD —0, 5 I I I II 7 I 7 110 101 II Oi dim I I 1 ai • ff 01 a IS 19 14 f 0 die II 391 9. Sl§ U SO 71 19 U N lei I. IT 1 17 1" S it Ink I? al MINIM. -(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cidan. The mining market is dull to-day, with very little business', East Wheal Russell, Carn Brea, North Downs, Sortridge Consols, and Stray Park shares exhibit flatness. No transactions are officially re corded in the Stock Exchange list. St. John del Rey Mining shares are steady, sad are marked SI In other foreign and colonial de scriptions no change has occurred. Kamm& have been dealt in at I/ prem. ; Port Phillip, at United. Mexican, at to isa ; and Bon Accord Copper, at prem. At Treweatha Mine meeting yesterday the se counts showed a debit balance of 8621. A call d 2a. 6d. per share was made. The Wheal Uny accounts presented at the meet ing yesterday showed a debit balance of 374/. 145.161. A call of 2s. per share was made. At West Wheal Providence meeting yesterday a call of 11. per share was made. The Wheal Arthur accounts presented at the meeting yesterday showed • debit balance d 4111. 4s. 7d. A call of 2s. per share was made. St. John del Rey Mining shares were in demand yesterday and firmer. Pontgibaud were quoted lower. lu colonial mining securities no alteration occurred. From a telegram just received from Amsterdam we learn that the 149,188 slabs of Banca tin haw been sold at 698., equal to 1171. 18e. delivered here. The present nominal value of Strait' is 1141 From Treloweth (June 22) Captain T. Richards writes : " The lode in engine shaft sinking below the 134 is worth 201. per fathom ; the lode in the 134 east in worth 251. pie fathom ; the lode in the 134 west is spotted with . ore ; the lode In the 134 Gut is worth 12/ per fathom= lode in the 124 west is worth 51. per fathom ; the lode is sump wince sinking below the 124 east is worth 351. par fathom fur the length of the wins. (10 feet) ; the lode in No. 1 wince sinking below the 124 seat is worth 1114. par fathom ; the lode in the wince sinking below the 124 wag is worth 201. per fathom ; the stop. in the back of the 134 east is worth 91. per fathom ; the stops in the back of lies 124 east is worth 201. per fathom the scope is the bates= of the 116 east is worth 101. per fathom ; the lode in the 80 mat of Woodfall's (weld the crosecotuse) is Wank lf. per fathom." 0011,11ERCL CORN.-1 May IN 25 June 1 15 —Y" SltweetiAps.l .L AND MARKET& ILPERIAL AVERAGE& OM& 11" 1144664. 3 f Ws 11A 23. Od Od 446 Ild 341 lid 264 11 24 448 dd 00 au ad Ma 2.1 1.1 466 1.1 84 Od Od 416 10d ads 1116 Us ad So ad 616 1.1 444 646 Mt Us 44 1166 2.1 61646 Od OM Id 2110 tal 4A ' 444 111 (414 i ,654 34 664 5d 541 5d 634 %M 53a Yd 444 4.1 alley, Oets, kyle, Beres, sod Per. la Louse GUM SOLD LAN? Wisc.—Wilma,. 67,070 Wags& 2.064: outs. 1,315: rye. 15 : beano, 4,826. peas. 171 quarters. IN TRI AVMIAOI PSO .-77-,;-77: 1:11.- 7". MINCING LANE. :7 (THIS . DAY:), &MAR.—The public sales, chiefly consisting of foss are programing without spirit at about previous rat's. 16- fined sales have been made at the late reduced prime; lumps, 401 s. lid. to 495. lid. 007/GE.—This article continues steadily supported by the trade, who buy at previoul 110.4.4 i. Fine ordinary I. middling Jamaica sold fibs. Cial. to 71s. ; soe, 80a. to 11R Middling Plantation Ceylon, 704. to Us. Tes.—The public alai are going off heavily, at shoal previous prices. 'orroN.-100 bales only sold, the market it inactive. Rice dull of sale. Rue renains steady. SALTPETRE We been in improved demand ; miracles& 2 to 4 sold at 375. 3d. short, prompt. SAGO.—A small parcel of whit., pearl sold at 225. JUT E.—The public sale went °lf heavily, sad part aaly found buyers. Markets generally dull to-day. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 49a. net e.tsh ; Petersburg Y.C. the spot 535. 6d. ; Jua. 535. to 53a. 6d. ; July to September, 525. ; October to Do. °ember, 52a. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have n large supply of beasts. but the demand is good, and Monday's quotations are fairly supported. &cep and lambs are not quite so plentlid u on Thursday • better clearance is th erefore effected, and in sense in stances once' are rather better. The number of calves in span la rge , but trade is rather more active. Our forei is gn supply 382 beasts, 1,180 sheep, and 361 calves. Of auk& vows, 95. Per atone of 81 he. 5. 4. Best icols, Bored& 4 10 Hest Bhorl-horns 4 8 &rend gnat bean; 8 8 ell yea d. Per stone of Blba. R d. Rl. 6 2 Beet Dm& Hf.bdslsl 4 10 5 5 0 Beet Lokoroole.... • 0 • 0 4 4 Do. do. Shoes .... 4 0. 0 4 10 Ives at seeoundevaeL 0 • • • . . POP Boot Dna& Mthrods 0 O. Da du. 8b0ni7.7 4 0 4 0 Lambe _ - 11;lei at market. 1,336 ; GeV WTI lambs. 11310 . Cam, ; ply. 180. _ _ _ SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Meeks. Davie aid Co. report trade tor good hay and clover rather better, at the fnllowing prima : -Prime meadow hay, Me. to Me. ; 'superior ditto. this, to 100 a. ; in ferior ditto, 36a. to 50a. ; new ditto, 50e. to 80e.; e/over, old, 90a. to 1:30a. ; straw, 30a. to 40s. MORAN nowt' TIM FLUCTUATION, Or Wl= DOM= TIM SIX I Prior. illay 18. May 25. June 1. . • 65 5 655 2 . r .. 66 ...; F . —I 66 4... • • 63 si I .. • • • • 82 8 I .. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. Veneto& Jtmit 20. - Birkenhead, 821 53—Caledonian, 071 ton —Eastern Counties, o 15.16 10 I.lo—Great Northeni, 107 PM-- Great Westerns. 721 721—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1111 111— London and North Weiler& 061141—London and South Western, 04/ 981-31anchealer. Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 48483-Mid- Lau I Mock, 120, 1211—Ditto, new shares. 11 11 p.—North British, fn an—North Staffordshire, S 41d.—North Eastern, Berwick 104,1 I.ls4—Ditto. York and North Midland, 88083—Ditto, Leeds capital stock 613 62—Mouth Eastern and Dover, 241 14 548- -West Midland, Oxford, 471 4i— thealo and Lake Huron, 41 —Dutch &brisk 11 11 d.—Grand Trunk of Canada, 4143_ Great Luxambourg, Ti 715.18—Great Went-rn of Canada, 101 101-111inAs Central. 40 Sal d.—Thames and Mosey [pinnace, 1118 111,18 p —New York and Die, tt 211 Marianna& Jolla 20.—The market was Wiled trot firm, closing without change. Great Northern, 107i—Gress m e eker*. 721—Lcuiraistilm and Yorkshire, no I—Loadon and North Western. 041—mancliener, She Meld, and Lincolnshire. 471 471 81—Midland, 121—nouth Eastern, 241—Orest Ship Company, 74. 94.—Distr:et Conk, 181 p.—Virginia 8 per Coot [kinds, 434 6 1140111110114. M. J 2141 26.—Market continuos In males of today included London and North Western stook OIL aud South Staffordshire, 101 Id Btuur Valley Guaranteed were buysrs ut 80, and Birmingham Guar.infeed. 751--Stourbridan Beaks were In rune•l for at 101—Birmin,Isms Gas, 401. ahme& at 001 and 01:nkinghant Fire, at 1041. n 1 1 J. • ‘,. • 6 4 . - OS i 100 i 16 47 16 161 N N N N - i _ - _ e. U 6 3 sd en —