The Express. — London, England, 1865-05-20 00:00:00

VIM POI,IOB COURT& (THIS DAY.) canons — ao 10vaa' wasdroraa MokoheMcAlister, a wsildremsd you. mom, readies at Grafteaatruk Soho, was 'barged Were Mr. D'lrseourt with easaltlng Martha Darla, residing at 7, Bowilocipsea kao, ClerkearrelL The somplainut staled that Ilse had kept company with the defendant, bet the ofteezioe having hem broken off be net her, and asked her far a 'rag he ►ad glue her. Bemuse she wield not give ft to him be palled her and slapped but in the fem. She was deteemised to keep the ries. Kr. D'ffanooart—Ont of regard to the ring, or from feelings of mord to Ike defendant' The somplaisaat (with some hmilatioo)—l do set surely know. (A laugh.) Mr. D'llyssoart—A kind of mixed feeling? The orenplaizaat—Yea, I suppose it is. The defendant mid that when he gave the complainant the deg it wee on tie oraddion that or l on sad ha parted she should give him beak the nag. ims west with her Is bar watts at Woolwich his told them the same. Mary Ass Omit, of 27, Salldeo.ohambers, said she baud the dsfeadaat ask the complaisant for the ring. She refused to return it, sad then he strata her. bat it was col a hard blow. She did not strike him with • key. The defendant—lf the oomptabiant will give me the nag hank I will be rudest, sad stall never speak to her any MOM. Mr. D'Syncoart—l mart make her do th at. If you want the nag you mast Wag as aMiss. The dafsat—That I will do, for I mast have my ring. I have Livia bee other jusellary besides the ring I now want. Kr. D'Ermourt—lf you bring an action larder the air. ownstanose I bare se 6006 the foiling of the jury will be against you, and then you win lose more than double the value of the ring. Wirt have you got to my to the sharp of await. The defendast—What I did was is self &team. When I ached for Wring she drink me with • key. The aoutplalmist—Oh, Mamba, how can you my so, you wicked fellow. Id laugh.) Or dear me! Mr. D'Eyncoart said the assault was not a bad any bat it had ben peened, sad he amid order the defendant to pay • doe of es., sad b. cos* an order which was at once com plied with. lIARLBOROI7O}IISTRZET. • 11/1111116 711•118ACT1011.--01•101 Or zonn7. Jaba Prodribb, ef 22, Lower Itesecoarostent, Oaken well, bonnet-tile:thee and bstting-man, asd lames Venoms a 70, Eiweessoad, Sma flistenroad, tutor s wen Wen Yr. Tyrwbitt with beteg ooseiesed, with man not io custody. is nlualia.ths sum of 31. from Thos. Walton Potter, of Vies Ketiferil-road, Kings bad, a commercial traveller. The prosecutor said—Vesterasy afternoon I met two man is Flsoutreet, and weal with them to the Rand Huns public-house, Holborn-hill. "did there met oes other man. I made • bet with Bindiibb, I pat down 31., nod I.3o?drih!? pat down 31. Some perms took np the moony to hold till the bet was decided. Mr. Tyrwhitt—Were the sovereigns real ? Prosecutor—l can't say, but some dash ours were labia from Brodribb. Brodribb tbso called a cab, and insisted that I should go with him to settle the bet. Altar taking me to several places we got to Mayfair, and there as the bet could not be decided the stakeholder headed the massy over to Brodribb, who jumped fete a cab and rode off with the puree. I gave ohm, sad on wain up with the cab. sad while I had my hand on the window, the other prisoner struck me to make me release my hold. At lest the cab stopped. and them Brodribb jumped out, but I moored him, aid at last pee the prisoners into custody. Mr. Tyrwhitt—What are you Presseutor—A commercial traveller. Brodribb betted me that ao horse ever carried Bat. 7lb. for the Downier Si, Lager, and d. wanted to go book to 1826 to prove Lk bat said not dad any mord. Brodrlbb—Did we sot !um a disputa about the di ff ereat wined' owlet ? mid Lord Llehdekl's bona in 1826 only Aot 81b. The stakeholder was a friend of years. Prolocutor—l never maw him before in my We. He was a friend of yours. larpector Draper—While at the Motion Vernon said he did not know the other primmer, bat it has since transpired Policommetable Botcher, 137 C—l took the pigmies's Me custody. On the cab being stopped, the pro secutor mid he had been robbed by the primeen ad other Ws then went to Vioestreet station. sad en esarehies Brodribb, trotted upon him five sovereigas mid a half, an Australian lulfaoversign which the mem entos said be had handed over to the stakeholder, a pew pia, need for tossing so as to make witichever7ri prma liked to mum up, a Bub not., and a cheque on the Bank of London for a good sum, but uselesa. Mr. Tyrwhitt—Ab ! that's what his " uncle" left him LA week. (Laughter.) Butcher—ll also found upon him two modals. If a remand is 'mated I shall be able to find the stakeholder also. Yr. Tyrwhitt remanded the prisoners, but consisted to lake hail MARY LIMIONE. pIXOYING amts LOClSkTflit*, A drmtee•botirm man, Tamed John Brows, we rharged with being drank and swaying Miss Loehr Fyne, at No. 3, York plain, Portman-equal% Biel Pr)* state—The prisoosr is the husband of my seek, sad he been coming to my place is a druakss state. Yesterday afbersoos he CAMe sod forced an eat:saes istrithe kitchen. With some difficulty be was got out, wadi locked Ye area gate. He would sot then go away, hot continued backlog at the door and riogieg the hell UM I pre him Into the custody of spoliceman. °Godchild, 190 D. deposed to seeing the prisoner Ting the bill sod knock at the door several times. Prisoner said he was drank. Mr. Masefiekl ordered him to pay a See of 10a, orbs im prirooed sod kept to hard labour for Neves days. W08.8131P-ST'REBT. NABBING ♦ 1171768. George Heighass sod ahlatil Sullivan were charged with feloniously and burglarioody breaking into sad 'waling from the Boy's Ramp, situate in Oomesercialuireet. Whi Frot tu tt e e L etatrinot of Mr. Davis, governor of the wisp, it . appeared that es the sighs of the lOsh inst. the premises in question were properly secured, end that at 6 o'clock on the following morning it wee dis covered they ked been dexterously , entered with videos at the rear that &Treat quantity of wearing apparel, ste amily balLeging to the boys who were inmates, bed bow stoles together with other articles, and that two site of clothes now worn by the prisoners were left in hen of those stolen, in value about 101., for which be, Mr. Davis, wee responsible ; • portion only had been recovered. Bawling, 116 H diviame, deposed that while on duty is Cutler-street, Hothdeditch, the day after the robbery • lad told him that • Jew was buying his breeches, sad es going to the place known as the '• Exchange" he saw the prissier Hayham bargaining with • Jew for some clothes. The transaction being completed witness took him into crostody and charged him with being concerned in the burglery at the refuge, sod he did not make deeial. Sullivan use web 'Nastily apprehended by Webb, 129 H. Samuel Hyama said he was • clothier in Fleur de Lis teed, and had a stall in the Exchange. Both prisoners hed had a busts= transaction with him, they broogbt him some old Sousa% and he gave them " bran new Goss" for them, charging. only 2s. • pair besides' the old thing' be took off their hands. Since then be had given up both the dodos and the money to the police, and ' thank goods's: got his own. Wm. Barker,Jobn Kent, and Fredk. Collard, members of the refuge, identified some of the clothing as basic; bees worn by them the day preceding the heresy, and it was proved that at the station-house the prisoners selected from the coats and trousers left by the thieves at the refuge, some as their own, so that it was clear they bad changed dress while there. Davey, 3 H, proved • former conviction against Sullivan at the Chehoderd anise of March, 1864, when he was sentenced to 12 mouths' imprisonment for burglary. Both prisoners merely declined saying anything respecting the charge, and wore fully committed for trial at Ninth& THAMES. MOCK AUCTIONS.—SCANDALOUS DEPOSITIONB. Wham Iblike, a sailor, waited on Mr. Partridge. with • dealing watch in his hand , and said be purchased it at en auction-room, in High-street, Shadwell. It wee represented to be • real gold hunting watch, with patent lever, and jewelled in fin holes. It was • commis metal watch and would not go at all. A respectable watch maker valued it at 12s. He wanted redress for the impo onion practised upon him. Mr. Partridge—How could you expect • gold hunting watch for 500 It is quite preposterous. Ton should have exercised better judgment sad not pile into • mock suction roan. The county court may give you redeem but I 1111•00‘ The sailor said be had also bought a piece of cloth for 28s. of she isms auctioneer, and It wee worthless. The people in the shop said it was worth double the money. Mr. doubt. Partridge—Coefederstee of the mock auctioneer, no Mr. Livingston, the chief usher, said the mock odious in the district had bees frequently complained of. Peter Corlstreen, a Swede, who was attended by en inter. meter, said he purchased a silver watch, and some plated rods at an auction-room, I. Upper East Smithfield yester day (Friday), for 71. 10s. The watch was worthless sad k the plate sixth d goods worth & portion of the money he gave e them. Mr. Partridge—Another mock auction case. I moat help you. Go to the county sort. lospectce Roberts, of the K division, said ••1011°Qs hem plaints had been made slag meek austionis. FIRE AT SYDRERAIIL-7H15 DAY.)—At an early hour the aeon* a lire bro • oat in ewe el tb wow sad maaises, proper* of Mr. Paidey, the bailor s is the male reed le Syikehana, war elnweli. Ai the exoneesioenteet el the wattweak the Writes were is their bed, he/ Weep. Sins( 61 1 0 2 . ....7.7 ia oft limo votertained for throe stowing ••••". tire reel al one having taken dn. Tb lewd= et sane hese removing their fornitans into the Amok by gala' weed' arable damage wan dose. The baildhe to Aka the in Ups ems, with sr mateats„ Winly sosisari. Tbs atilt el Ms ars is sakeeva. Aso%itbo British Genera De• y torier. DOW far Ixel l ec tor: a i o rombor 0 aka/ owes ma an ts '• wboolb• Gam udiAl oserft. Owe *Pi 1 . 1.11 17.0106. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 20 ises. /011ISI0N 01 141. I Kannada. I an G.lnaanaowillpnaaL ad Do. 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II C. a., MTh ViailovAlp.e.lea.alaiii De. 40. il PALADIUDO% I lIITAAOADINARY SUICIDE THROUGH LOVE AND MADNESS. INQUESIT.—(THIS DAY.) This morning an inquiry was held by Mr. W. J. Payee. deputy-oonoer for Si. City sad Southwark, re 14111the add& of Mr. Frederick Robert Townsend, Teerlie noose Hayes, F V, mid that he was celled in, and found that deceased bed committed suicide by aunt,* his throat. Be searched everywkeee, bat could not Sad the impiseeent med. la deormed's pocket was • small knife, but it was quite alma. Wlteer found • bundle of letters, white ke headed to the casabas. The Coroner mid that to spare the feelings of the young lady to wham they referred he would not read them in enema- The first was • oopy of one which the deceased had written to her in which be said, " The rennet which I had for you prevented my making known to you the devoted love I have had for you for the last Ive years. I lave you, wed shall ever be unhappy without you. During five years I have been year silica lover, but the knowledge that 1 wag not in a positicia to merry prevented my making proposals to yon. It palm nee to say that I love you, but the pain Y rendered Hill pedlar when I thiak that my love may not to be returned." He finally said that he was thee in a positiee es. to make proporla, sad that hie life was short The young St. lady replied, "In consequence of the strangeness 10 of your manner I feed that I want return your affectiee. I 29 ,,, But I know that there are meaty young ladies who would tr„ feel highly honoured by your attentions,'" and she casaludell 1 4 by saying that she returned him a book, and by awning U her opinion that her candour in Pang the reamer for St not accepting his attentions would appear to many spereeme to be attesting. She cleansed to give him en interview se it would be futile. The deerceed evidently addressed 7 4 ` another letter to her, for these was a slip of vapor on St which was written, In a lady's bad, the words, " My decision in my last letter was final." st Ann Monday, servant to Mrs. Townsend, said that the I St deceased was a very quiet geotleaten until lately. At 1 a o'clock ea the marring of the 'fey ha dent oyed himself he St called oat, " A light : be quick." Witness found him 84 shaking violently, and he complained of has heed and hie St heart. Witmer said to him, " What have yen been at thinking about, Mr. Tounmesod r and he &awned, " I Si have bees Oinking that I am going med." N. Mrs. Townsend mid that deceased bad been in ill-health • sk. and ender the care of a doctor. He never took witness into e s . his =Aden* about the young lady respecting whom his mind wee disturbed. N The Ocireeer having lammed up, The Jan returned a verdict of " Suicide whilst in a state " of naeeaad mind." ROBBERY PROM A MAIL STEAMER. CAPTURE OF THE THIEF IN SHEFFTELD. On the last voyage of the Royal Mail steamer t o Ethiops from the West Coast of Afros to Liver- to pool, and two days otter the oommencment of the Sfii voyage hom the parser. Yr. George Prescott, Ditch- 110 • field. had stoles from his berth the sum of 2141. in l i t foreign gold. Immediately upon discovering his loos, corn- 8. plaint was made to the captain, and a search was iestltated, with no result. An under4tewrd tithe theist. Henry Balt, St was at first suspected of bei the thiel; but as he was, or N. biped to be, very ill, he was not yearolted. Upoa 2 ,1 arriving at Liverpool, he quitted the service, and se soon ea a' poseible left the town for Shefiield. Information of the 84 . robbery was given to the police authorities. sad the sus pit:dons of Salt were also mentioned. The fact that he 10 bad left for Sheffield wee knowa, and the police in se. the tows were communicated with, and asked to watch 10 his movements. The ease was entrusted to Detectives car 11 4 . Whiteley, sad for the last three week, that officer has kept a diligent look out on Salt. It was found that the ace- eg, steward was playing an exceedth gly fast game, that be had tameted pretty largely in jewellery, that IN had purchased a le. horse and trap,and was, intact, cutting • verydashing figure. N Whitely was satisfied that all this was Wag done with Yr. Ditehfield's matey, end he accordingly wrote to Liverpool 10 and required the attendance of that gentleman in Sheffield. ear, Dthohfield arrived yesterday scorning. and a search 84 warrant wen immediately procured, and the house Si of Salt's father-in-law, the Mi 448,4 Tavern, Hill. * foot, was visited. After careful search Whiteley found a quantity of the foreign coins, amounting to 112!. in value, and from marks upon some of them Hr. Ditchfield identified than as a portion of the stolen money. Salk was at once arrested, and will be brought before the magistrates to-dad, when probably he will be committed to 110 LiverpooL bodepeadent• lad le Flllllll AT BIRMONDRET AND HAMPIMEAD. 1110 This worming • fire took place in the • of Mr. Lot. tr. tzess hair and glue manufacturer, usiell.threet, Bor. sh y. The ism Gilead about • quarter of • De mile is depth, and comprise sundry mental- M. wing buildings. The one in which the disaster occurred Ilh was about 50 fest square, of great height, and was used as le the drying - house. The building was burnt oat. This tire L. was mused through the overheating of the stove.-An. to other ire broke out in the rang* of promises belonging to me Mr. Gray, builds: and timber merchant, Flask-walk, Hemp- tug steed. The oaths rugs was entirely destroyed. The , otal les Loss will amount to several thisumod pounds. Fortunately leb the books sod vouchers ware all saved. Ita 10$ ANOTHER ACCIDRIST ON THII LONDON, CHATHAM, go AND DOT= Rthithsr.-This (Saturday) monger Mr. as. Payne, the roomer for London and Southwark, received io- * formation of the following deplorable accident on this mil. ti way:-It appears that yesterday afternoon a gang of plate- s , layers were engaged repairing the metals sear the Borough- sh rind station, sad as the Sevsnosks tr•ins was pastier over gag the main line. cos of themes wan Dot quick enough to get 101 cat of the way, and the buffsrs shank him and inu-ledhim Me to within 150 yards of the Elephant and Castle nation. Hs In was picked up with his head frightfully injured and quite ,; dead. An inquest on the body will be held probably 411 ge. Monday. ar. Saxe OF SHORTHORNS-.On Thursday next Mr. st. Strafford is to soil by auction Mr. Welles herd of pure. m bred shorthorns at Donbletoo Farm, close by the Neuharth T. Station on the South-Faster° Railway. Ir includes a few r. choice &ottani& of the Booth blood, and others bred from 111. the dock of Marne. Adidas, Harvey Combs, sod Jonas Si Webb, Thus 10 out of the 33 animals of which the herd lit consists are dthwadants of Stately by Puritan, bred by " Harvey Combs ; and five others aro from Rosa, one LL of the celebrated Marroaduke yearling?, sold at his sale in 1859. Princes Matilda, mare, and three others ars of Booth blood, through the stook of Mr. Douglas , of Athelstaneford. And there is not only Is. t_ tint-dam pedigree, but good and vigorous stook of greet 20 00 101 individual sthlo,4l/ellenco,to be sold next Thursday . Mr. Waldo's 50.000 i 60 SO Alb ion I small herd is also to be disposed of at the game time and 10,000.100 Alliencelanthl3thrpoot place. It contains &Mamie of the Gwynn. family ; and „ . ...iut. D .. 1 . 4 a , to re. among others, Fathom, • 6-yeararld now, descended from mom 2 . la s i. mew l. Mr. Richard Booth's otharsted oow Farewell, sod bought • Athol 60 'Anglo Egyptian (Lhn.) heifer at Kr. Sandy's isle for 180 guineas. We rosy add, 10,0016 Se amide Denali ii-ientor that on Jape 7, Mr. Strafford will mil at Willie ' s Rooms, 10 00 1 10 •thatiollank-Cornewsh King-street St. Jams's, the herd of "Greed Dukes arid tes.lapra.,7l..os.pd. *SOO Do al g ae . .- Dunker.., the property of the late Mr. Hogan, of Dew- mac .. th I A Do. N . s? ' pool.—Gardarths' Chronicle. . IE6OOI 10 Marko! Dertith‘thuntrts TRAFFIC RICNI/Wft. —The traffic receipts Of 10.0* 26 Beak of gaps railways In the trailed Kingdom amounted, for the week 5 . 000 1 100 _ lank* lowan ending the I.3th of May, or. 11.861 miles, to 649,5241., and trat ,r. L i nt r t 2tello.l!n n t d i for the corresponding week of lath year. on 11,490 miles, p . m To DM - 01 y . tr„,,,, , -- air, to 646,7321., showing an increase of 361 miles, and se *lOO 10 g ew k e e Ig ew y ee i aw d Wares« of 2,7921. The gross receipts on the following woo le Breedlawit 14 railways amounted in the aggregate, on 8 , 384 miles, to 10,000 611 British* S a ilit r =fl l . 527,4971- and for the corresponding week of 1864, am SO &WO". America •••• on 8.097 miles, to 535,7871., showier an increase ... 6 ":. ll ) ,, C• ci . i. i ll t lodut macc r e c.a * obln . „: . of 287 miles and • decrease of 8,2904 The de - ' 1 ";; ( 100.1rD crease on the Great Eastern amounted to 1,9124; szeuo!the on the Great Northern to 1,8031. ;on the Great Southern 40,000 in* Cambial' at Camas end Western to 4461. ;on the G re at Western to 4,5751. ; M.OOO 26 uons. Hank of in.na, eel on the Lancashire and Yorkshire to 1,0601. ; on the London *IAN_ 10 Cease l idatee *salt Val and South Western to 1,9531. ;oa the Midland to 2,9644 •, UZI: Cc i r a il ew and on the South Eastern to 491.-total, 14,7641. But !amyl I . D .., L ..... N . D ) from this must be deflected 1,0811. the increase on the vo,ooo' 110 lisetern Escheats( Llral Caledonian ; 3,1871. on the Loudon and North Wasters ; 10,000 it inglish Joint Stock it. ) 1 563/. on the Loodon and Brighton ; 641. on the Mao. 60,000 le ting.fieet.osuaLtherth. cheater, She ffi eld, and Lincolnshire ; 3874 on the North *o° 3 00 *OM sad Swedish IL British ; sad 1,1921. op the North Eastern-together root 1 0 01 Diag=2„..„.73"t11/0.1"04 6,4744 • leather the decrease, as above, 8,2901 . The goods ' MOOG 100 Do, iseasd at !pat 1 sad m ural traffic. ors those linos amounted to 291,8421., "%owl les Do. New and for the eorrsspouding week of 1864 to 278,1971., show. ro,000!100 Impaled Bank, Malted tug an increase of 13,6454 The receipts for piresurers, 1140001 26 Imperial Ottoseen percale, ha., amounted to 232,3624, against Z 51,9551., show. 4 00 1 16 lonian - ins a decrease of 18,593!. The halo receipts on 63 1 4 0 .1 16 ,. ,u t t ma .,.. N•w m. D . D .,,, other Hues amounted , as 3,463 miles , to 122,0274, and for A.,* so iM e. ,, f li e .i m ae rZ the esdweelmeediee week of last _year, on 3,393 roil*. to if,othithe 'Loa Basket Sootisrd,L 110,94 U., showier ea !wreath of 70 miles sad of 11,0821. meth tee [tome= had Drailliwa - in the receipt.. The total receipts of the past week 6,000 WO .14n.11.Alves*R.ratinl. show a decrease of 7,9194 as compered with those of the * OOl * I On New. is& 11 e 11 Pei 2400 1 .1 111 les. 06.111enX et asstd.! prothiling week eliding the 6th hat. sr IMO* * Lithos the Ceenti., MR. LINCOLN AND THE A BOLTTIONISTR. —rnr. e s co o iss toe. sanes.ocalts(x ) Lincoln would be the Ind to be tioneterone to his reviewers. B 01 London Joint Stock In a erevenation with some Western soli - slavery Meat 16 . l4 o ‘lo*Botib "l imn when I wee present, he mid, good-humourodlv- ' Well, t 4 0 01::: Lo t t . * it r o ott . :1:: r " t e• patterns°, all Ima say is, wo shell want all the anti- ''• 6.9001 MO ILandon&V unlit (L ) slavery feeling in the country, and more ;go home and D,OOO 1 00 La. I w y :at ia ... screw the people tip to it, sod !on may say anything you Kele the I Mareasth itenk ( itha.)„ I like about me, if that will help, * There was, indeed, • 05.0301 60 illerenalffie h Mohawk I time when the country was much excited whist him, on 1 3 . 0)00 ...; 101 ;Meth *tree. * 9lll as amount of the length of time in which be clang to • re*. :::,74 1/ . l ie l i t a ., Di r a :•p ii.) ral about wboth loyalty there were many doubts, but about 2,0,0, vs ;14 . 6 ..., a Livamea whose incepaeity and devotion to slavery there were none I 0,00 . 100. ii . p re . e t s t ead at all. Amoept the many protests which were uttered.. 10,0001 10 ; Do. 3rd Issas some written by Rev. H. W. Beecher were of marked 20,000, 00 'Hationai hank power, and my maim. Some the elipped these from 00,006; et Do c New the independent. is which they gist appeared, and seas 1 17 ** le . NOV 110RUI Wales them to the Presitioat. who tindsrtook, ea a ithey Solidity, to, 4 .741 : glow We.wr re t t e * to reed them ;he had not, however, reed very far before he i',.;:ge gg l ora W. g„„k C became indignast, sad hto leaping from his chair, exclaimed n.fior re Dec, W. o:= three one pressat, "Am I • dog or a man!' Nevertheless 20.000 Se i Provin.SathingCorp.(4 the nation very soon begs. to mass the good afoot of 7, -le se Do. do. those articles width, la the rya reek of war , had th y f or . Lases 155 Prothas. et ba th e tam to be read.-IL D. Conway in the Fortniphtly Review. 10 ' 1 " " Da de ' New • • WO a liNdokliwitADeitil IL It is con fi dently maenad that Mr. Boucioault will 14 gi eeedie aseggegs . H join Mr. Pechter in the management cf the Lyceum, and i 4000 tho dB. I. •frith - that the two ffirentors will campy the theatre time sixths, 10. 0 * 1* Se. eh let &teem the the partner runnier his picas in the provinces while st a Un its el a " itlit •• • • the edam plays Ids is tows. —Orekestre. tit tee Min d Wood (fa) Mr. Lincoln's Papers has been found a. IA 60 Wesel Lender pasita i n r • letton namirsd in Ida own handwriting " mom- Seidel letters"—Nee York Boa. The " old maid," one of the immense redwood teem Is the Imams grim is Calaveras easily, California. bedsore set keg sigh It was 316 feat le length, and 35 felt Is dimelsr M Ilto be tL—Ses Promisee paper. ail Do. la VOL Bond& • all Do. do. determid all Do. and prsL Bonds all Do. do. isterrod iss Do lad peed Nook all Do. do. Waned W Do. dth pad. Kook . Do. deterred MI Omni Indian Do. dna. • pa r f oast Den New do 10 (14.11. of India p. 100 Do sa par smoi. s Do W Gt. Western of Canada IS Do. Nor all Do.ap.o.lida pay.loa all Do.lle do. do. 1014 Indian anima. Limited 10 Madam gear. f p. amt. 166 an. do. If* Do. oti. do.— Do. Mit 10 Kalb. Corp. per aad all Baia. and Holisma'a aB X.Basn.lkOmmalnAlli 10 N./1.000.0.6.10p.a. 100 IOW" or II re mat IN Da Dial I Do. do. do.— IN Da PnidanD do 1N Da Lam Knot. do. i 1•• b. I I HARE LIS2-(1'1118 DA Y.) Two o'Owoz. The railway market is quiet to-day, and prioes in most instances are unc han ged. London and North- re, Western stock has per oent.,and South- ass Eastern, 1; London and North Western stook is now • so quoted 1211 to 1; Great Weet*N7ntoi ; Midland, to 133 to • Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1201 to 1 ; South iflstern, 84 to 1•, Great Eastern, 461 to 1 ;Caledonian, 130} to 1 34 ; London and South a Western, 98 to 99 ; Great Northern, 129} to 1 : 130 t • ditto A, 144 to 145 ; and Metropolitan, no 1361 to 1371. to Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway shares 10 are inactive. 101. irk se. IN. I &mixers. I vlrg esier Se4 l . " I 'VI rit" OILDLNLIT ALUM AND STOCKA. aU Parta..Wai.s swot ark. milt 007thaa±11'n, _ suso•AstotAMAl.O. Us4oal !ma tratat.... 110 i 10aladaidas illorksa4 Basalt K 191 L 909 1219 ii li Cornwall W Do. •I• as div. anal aU Do. 11 v... Isoald lo 100 Dublin d I~Jaae Dawawa sa rrifli.LLOLJo 1111 letlabarghaai Campo V:sal ILWesasis Dellissi Ord. M. IN Do. I, Aso. 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Meccas( L) li laed.lProviadallierts• ' Maas Irrlip. 4 Oaaml 60 1,000 16 1.600 10 I.ovu 10 1,000 60 1.6001 10 CON j 16 J 01174.11 10 uoll,ooo 106 1000 10 41 0 01 N 1 , 4! ) :16 Invertzarat (LI liumilket6(4) Medlt. ibc.s.T.l. (Li Iron Worts Naiallandloal.o. (I ) NaYoaal uti.Ooss. IL) Natloael Flassalal (1 Ma 1 gic:alarm?. .Irallon•letesat i rali Ii ketoodds OW lb , I Ue. 11•• _ I i" 6i 3 Paz km a 64 a 1 11ran I 1 pm I 10 Mos • if Sedis tit CI.001; i 6 5,0U0 N 66. 6,000 60 - I 0.000 10,0110 AGM 111 0,080 IMP 10.000 1 AOOO 1 97 7 ea. I 4 1 410 1 14 0/11 I I 1 001 1 Plit . ll o 100 41 61 14 in in all raiallad T.* Wiwi. itorilierneieemTeme(l.l bi.nriLaimierslialainLj N.Brit.dltereno.la.(l. NovanatudimulL ,L 4 IDD• Oars Marino (Imam Orieabilenounerolalfl. Oriseialtinenesol(Lbe. 'Oriental Gas ° _ Do- 21 ..0! i 1 i I m Iris T par 1 iris H ii I du Ortantlidanditaam(L, 'Ottoman thlandlnyasi. Ananetal (L.) Ottoman Gee (Wetted Pan tL , ) Do, . do. Do Now .Paalltto.Lsaddtlo&(L) Irmantaatat & O. Roma I Do. do. New bode 1., IL L . IL( w.a =law UM J. City imprev. (14 a DM, ditto ... to r amsass.6. dot.Austra.lavist..t. is musk gniabt,loo. L doe.Tteas.44lditd•W S. Mina IL la I Da. llosamdlota . . 1 0 3 . 1 " 16 ♦ 201 6 2 . Idm 611116. al. I 1: moo isms is I Imes to Ago 1111 10,000 110 10,000) 50,000 tb MON VI 11.000 le *al 111 11,410 n le WOO 10 lima Amialldiall LAW I Ilabl Do asslas .Baty Tokerigh.. t Nl.osamimaliAble 1 Tbesimalteres, la.( ) trittor:V lL Oassia Us.bletise d Lilt troardlLliks.Ce. ) I Ushin.blarUrs lam L) \Utr u tariaTia(LlßL; Vas Olimia's taad... i Wienaillaawn(Uak. WasiladkaaPadlea L. im, 01 4 law 43 ii as tS U gen alb id di 99 S. 16 1 1 db 1M 111 di dB Le 41 6 r -6 11 9 a a a a a 111 g ▪ op. ;wad 211. li I 11 1 S 4 944 IT II II 10 le lift 2 I ells PREPERINOI SMARM Greg Northern. s . pre amt,1134. ONAWeitera, arieval 41 per (est prod., 96i. Jr011.1.1(1N RAILWAYS. Bahia sad 8•4 Fraseimo (Unita), pinaissit 7 per oat, 14, Gnat Lanalsoms. 14e. WWI Mark" 71, ea ilk. DiIIINTUEZ . = Gtista.tp.e./Iss.&11 0.1111t0.,4p.a15a.&f 100 G. WA& —W.M. p. d. IL & Jay—. 100 L4so.BYlL4p.o..tsselly 100 Loo.4p.s.Jso&fly 100 LAN.W.4p.o.Jaa.etJuly 100 Do. Se p.0../Ita.&Tolp 103 L&S.W ,Ip.o.lsa.a.folo /00 Indland,4p.o.loa.BJuly ISO D. Mita& & P. & D. &, p. lob. 100 111.1Ws.,Op.o.JosWitly 1.00 d005.P.11.,40.4.410.&00.. 100 rogues Wore AllllOOll • Y ` • la. Dradlialthl 0o.(11 a., 2 . 4 to Mr t:it s :d a l . fir: r=r ) 2 • • • • Don N. On host Doi Hoy OMANI) fortias flossral lapascla (Waited) Unarms LaMantia plow* • llarapalla ILdureos Brat.G.M..(L raeown• 12o•Por Poati=do(rrrlaid Port Beata Barb.Oold (L, loottlit ml 24lAst., Klatt* dal Oattod Modem ) • VIMIXAVIN Coal( ot.) Vol 'tit Odd . •paa(Ltaltod) Woralleg Pudalmla.4.l"l* - ii - gio.,' MONEY MARKRY,(27IIB DAYJ - - ... ea HT ... 10$ - 1,1 .. 95 . imi - t I '- i ill 211 2 i 54 . 4 la £4 Two desccsro The English funds are dull to-day, and Console exhibits reduction of per cent., compared with the last quotations of yesterday. On the other heal, foreign stocks and English lines are slightly better in a few instances. The amount of business generally is limited. The discount market is quiet to-day, but no transactions are reported in the best paper below 4} per cent. In the Stock Exchange the supply of money is very large, and the rate for loans from day to day, on English government securities, has declined to 2 to 2} per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegrams, the Three par Cent. Routes opened at 67fr. 30c., being about per cent lower than yes terday. Consols are now quoted 904 to 4, with div., for money, and 881 to 89, ex div., for the account (June 8). The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90}, ; ditto, for account, 89, } ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 884, 4, ; New Three per Cents., 884, 4, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1064 ; Five per Cent. " maimed " rupee paper, 101 ; and Exchequer Bills, 6e., ss. prem. The foreign stock market is rather firm. Greek Bonds and Spanish Certificates have improved 4 per cent., and Consolidifs and Spanish Passive, }. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz.:--Greek Bonds, 191 to 20} ; Mexican, 244 to 1 ; Confederate, 8 to .10 ; Spanish Pas sive, 294 to } ; the Certificates, 151# to ; Turkish Bonds of 1868, 70 to 71 ; ditto, 1862, 72 to 73 ; ditto, Coesolidifs, 474 to #, ex div. Transactions are recorded se follows ;--Egyptian, 1864, 924, 92 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 924 ; Greek, for account, 191 ; Mexican, for account, 24, 4, 4 ; ditto 1864, 251, 1, 24; Monte Vldean, 63 ; Peruvian scrip, },l prem. ; Portugneee, 1856, /to., for acoonut, 48} ; Russian, 1862, 904, 90, ex div. ; Spanish Passive, foe amount, 294 ; ditto, Certificates, for acoonnt,lsl, } ; Tnrkisb,lBs4, 904, ; ditto, 1858, 1001. Bond; 76 ; ditto, 1861, 724 ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 724. The steamer Great Britain has arrived at Liver pool from Melbourne, in 64 days, with 189,0001. in gold. The scrip of the new Ottoman Loan is without change, at 11 to 1} dia. The A stock of the Metropolitan Extension Rail ways of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway, the issue of which was announced this morning, is quoted 31 to 4 prem. International Financial shares are now quoted 13-16 to 15-16 prem. ; General Credit, 1# to} prem.; London Financial, 6} to 7 prem. ; Imperial Mercantile,l3-16 to 15-16 prem.; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, S to 4 preen., ex div. ; and Egyptian Trading, 14 to 14 din. The quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :—Metropolitan District Railways, 9to 10 prem. ; Moscow Gas, } die to par; Russian Iron Works, 9 to 10 prem.; Anglo- Egyptian Navigation, 31 to 4 prem. ; Varna Railway, 9 to 10 prem. ; Plymouth Shipbuilding, 2to } prom, ; Ottoman Company, 1 to 4 prem. ; Lion Brewery, 21 to 8 prem. ; and Peruvian Railways, 1 to } prem. HALF-PAST Two o'Ctocx. Consols are } per tient. better, at 904 to 4, with div., for money, and 89 to 4, ex div., for the account. According to one report circulated yesterday, Senor Romero, Juarez' minister at Washington, has made arrangements with contractors in New York and California for a loan of 25,000,000 doles, but the statement seems to be almost beyond belief. The scrip of the Imperial Ottoman Five per Cent. Loan of 1865 will be reedy for delivery at the office' of the General Credit Company in exchange for the deposit and allotmtnt receipts on Tuesday next. About 25,0001. in bar gold was bought by the Bank yesterday. The steamer Syria will take to-day only 17,1151. in specie for the East, of wbich 15, 0001. is gold for the Mauritius. The steamer Poonah, from Alexandria, with the heavy portion of the mails from Calcutta, China, aid Australia, has brought 22,8761. in specie. The Africa, from Boston, with advises to the 10th instant, will probably reach Liverpool to morrow. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon showed undiminished firmness, and, as regards a few of the continental places, the rates were slightly better for this country. The list is subjoined Amemeisei„ h months. 11.191 to 121 ditto. 3 days, U. 171 to 18; Rotterdam, S mamas, 11191 to 121; Am- Isom 3 months, 25.474 to 521; liambarg, ms. imam. 3 swathe, 13.91 to 10 ; Part' 3 days, 25.174 to M ; ditto, 3 soothe. 25.424 to 474; Prouthfort-owtherMamee, 3 mouths, 1201 to 1; Bt. Petersburg (yew rouble), 3 mouths, 301 t 4; VIOOO6. d 80.. 3 atenthre 11224 to 274 ; Tried; set. to., 3 s un=oath, 1L221 so 271 ; Madrid, 3 months, 47 to ; Gediz, 3 ouths, 481 to ; Leghorn. 3 months, 25.571 to 621 ; Genoa. 3 wicieths, 15.574 to 62(; Milan, 3 months, 25.571 to 62i ; Naples, 3 months, 25.57 i to 624 ; Palermo, 3 months, 15.571 to 621 ; Meswea, 3 swaths, 25.571 to 621 ; Lisboa, 90 days, 511; Oporto, 90 day; 511 to 1. At Paris the rate of discount in the open market is 3} per cent ; Amsterdam, Berlin, and Brussels, 3} ; Vienna, 5 ; hamburg , 3 ; Teri°, 44 ; Frank fort, 24 ; and St. Petersburg, 6 per cent. Oar charges are still decidedly above the average on the Continent The Stook Exchange Committee have appointed Wednesday, the 24th May, a special settling day in the shares of the Metropolitan and St. John's Wood Railway Company, and Nowgoog Tea Com pany of Assam (Limited), both of which are to be officially marked. The Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England (Limited) have notified that they are pre pared to receive subscriptions for 1,212,0001. A stock of the Metropolitan Extension Railways of the Lonion, Chatham, and Dover Railway Com pany, in 30,300 provisional scrip certificates to bearer of 401. each. This affair present' some re markable features, both as regards present and future arrangement; The price of issue is only 211. for each certificate, or equal toper 100 L stock. Interest is guaranteed by Sir B. Peto, Bart., Setts, and Crampton, at 6 per cent. per annum on the price of issue, payable on the amount paid up, as from the I st January last, and payment of thisinterent will be continued to the Ist July, 1867, by half-yearly payments. The bearing of these arrangements is so ably summarised in an official circular issued last evening to the shareholders in the Credit Foncier and Mobilier, that we cannot do better than reproduce the following passages The great semen of lists poweising a metropsliten trail is seek that, practically, 00 limit ma be plated to the pee. table %mean of their receipts. The line to which the pro mpt ism belong powwows more elemeate of meow thee arrbafon say_ ether metropolitan lima, coosegurat eyes the admirable masses in which it has been designed. sad to which reference is made in the prospects; It will be sees that it coo:sects the mesa most imereisat !elms is limplamL via. :—The Metropolitan (Limier the Great Northers. the Midland, the Great !lirestin,' !he West Ledges Extessioa, the South Weaken, sad the North Wooers, which mast give it ~MOM ad- 1 wastages, besides these derivable from its owe log re esarem It is calsokilsol that it will reqiire a peeled al two years to flty4Z: e the tea& floss Wes warless souses ; have therefor, hem rode with the entineet fins Oks Melte' Pete, Bart, _ Betts, bad tea, to pay Merest up Ms the let lea, at the r= yes watt par amnia as the amnia paid up ; this will plan the heater la the position al yeeeiving a geed retina while swanks the time la the mime et tie siseh,whish mast as d•Y take *se se the lasseased inns is made bases by thepshltsdtes at the weekly WM retatee, sad this imateme of vales es the tesMo iecteme. boss Irma shwa by experiseas ie the Great Northers Ned Metropolitan (Under- Fogad) Railways, itched In the petepostem I would aloe 'ftl INANI MlZiLia MAO IWO WAN WO WO MIN =l l ll 7l iikocoi atooo' no,* SI. IMMO 111. swil N. limn' f t-• • I !,•• 81.4111 1 M. .... 44. Nok I IL I .° l ,l I •-• I = I 1 4 N N N N N N N 44 $6 106 107 106 107 100 IN 107 100 101 14$ ad 1N 108 N IN 106 100 107 106 106 id IN 106 04 N 100 10S - Si N IA N UK tos N N N N VIS IN VA 101 ICS IN ~~ M } le Ila. a/1 / ii all. 7 .1 sr r i di. • ies se 64 i 1i viz r ti 11 * 4 'a ss SO 1 non 1 •Y 1 } 4 918 1 t e dla I li 8 Pal 1 M. i (11. bot yee to Aeons that the Wendt data book hem fibs L e t Jimmy last, sod thst the Mt mast al siz sesetat Wisest will be made ea the Lt July ant, mg win be is to the amount paid up ; sad that disesent se L .P rt r a?:l 6 pee met. per sauna will to allured Ilion psysassta made is fa isusedistely spas idlotnes6 ; OMNI two allowesees are equal to 21. 16e. per ON& The advance in the price of Great Northern A stock from 54 per cent. is Octoter, 1853, to its pre sent quotation of 144, may well cause attention to be directed to a stock framed upon the conditions which obtain in the present case • and the sikli tional fact mentioned in the prosp ectus that Metro politan Railway stook, now worth 137, was quoted at only 54 as recently so four years ago, dence strates that the public are only now beginni* to appreciate the development and remunerative &pa city of the tra ffi c of this vast metropolis. The Contract Corporation (Limited) has made a call of Si. per share. payable in too instalments on let July and 2nd October respectively. The Warrant Finance Coespany will remove to their new office. ' 6Z Gresham-house, Old Broad street, to-day (Saturday). A call of 21. per ~hare has been made on the shares of the St. Thomu's Floating Dock Company, payable on the 30th June. - _ FauuT RU M&. Consols, which closed yesterday at 894 to for the Bth of June, opened this morning at the same quotation, fell to 884, and closed at 89 to 4. For money the last price was 904 to with div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 904, I, ; ditto for account. 894. 884, 89' Th ree per Cents. Re duced, 864, 4,4; New Three per Ceuta., 884. I Bank 2414, 240,262 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1064, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debeataree l , 1866, 99j. The India Five per Cent:Stook was 'lady. Exchequer Bills declined Is., closing at 2s. to 6e. prem. Mexican Bonds showed much heaviness, and fell about * per cent. There was also a reduction of #to in Spanish Passive Bonds awl Certifisates, as well as Turkish Bonds of 1862 and the Onneo licloSs, 1 in Confederate, and 1 in Greek and Bali= Scrip. The shares of the financial companies were again 114 The closing quotations are annexed, vitt :-- International Financial, f to 1 prem. • Gemeral Credit, n to 1, prem. • Louden Financill, 6* to prem. ; Impe rial Mercantile Credit, Ito 1 prem.; Credit Former and Mobilise (both old and new shares), 3 to 1 prem., ex div. The closing (but in seine eases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are • sub joined :—Metropolitan District Railways, 64 to 10 prem. ; Rio de Janeiro Gee, 1 to 14 ;Am. ; Anglo-Egyptian Navigation, 31 to 41 prem. • Ply mouth Shipbuilding, 2 to 1 prem. ; Brewery, 21 to 3 prem.; Peruvian Railways, Ito 171 prem.; Ottoman Company, 1 to 11 prom. ; Rus sian Iron Works, 9 to 10 prem. ; Loudon and Me diterranean Bank, 1 to 2 prem. • Balmgste Silk, 14 to 24 prem. ; Chichester and Midhurst Rail way, 1 to 11 prem. ; Estates Investment, 11l to 3* prem. ; Virginia Petroleum, it to 14 prem. and Railway Credit, 1 to 2 prem. The variations in bank shares were not very im portant. London Bank of Mexico, London and Brazilian, and English, Scottish and Australian Chartered, were heavy. Brazilian and Portuguese Bank shares were quoted rather better. Bitdeon's Bay shares ware lest quoted today 14* to 151 ; National Discount, 101 to a prem. •, Joint Stock Discount, 1* to 11 din ' being loirer - Egyptian Trading, 11 to 11 dia., showing a trash decline • Ottoman Soceit4 Wawa* 2# to # poem. and Milan Improvements, 4* to 154 prem. Royal Mail Steam shares continue in active denstind, and have experienced a fresh rise of 41. Financial Discount add Northern Assam Tea were also in quired for. Commercial Union Insurance, Inter national Contract, sad Contract Corporation, have declined. ' United States 5.20 Bonds were rather dull at 63} r to 64. MINNS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Crocn. The dealings in the mining market to-day are to a fair extent. Clifford Amalgamated, New Lovell, West Chiverton, West Seton, Bottle Hill. and Tolvadden shares are in demand, at better quotations in two or three instances. North Shepherds, on the other hand, have declined. Clifford Amalgamated are now quoted 291 to 30* ; New Lovell, 14 to I ; West Chiverton, 874 to 70 er , div. • West Beton 187* to 1921; Tolvadden, 1 1 to ; Bottle Bill, 1 2s. Bd. to 15s. ; North Shep herds, Bto 9 ; Great North Lam, 24 to / ; and Chiverton Moor, 3 to 4. Yudansinutals share; have advanced, having been dealt in at 11 and 2. Other colonial, a. well as foreign mines, are unaltered. The subjoined weekly . summary of the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. Von Dadelszcin and North : A moderate amount of busieesa bas been reported ebbe ear Lat. With the exception of apelter ' which beer rims considerably, all other motels have inidergene bat bale chimp of importance • live—Webb bars °actions ta geed demand at from 61. 15e. to 71. ss. 9. e. b. is Wales, la es oorresponding prima hem Steffordshin deseriplicse are without change. The Mildewy of Scotch pis We be downward, but the fall has been slight, closing atlas. 3d. out). Copper —The slack deemed for manufactured keeps I raw la a dull state. In fenny copper but little basis= has beau dons. but prime am easier. Kaptieda, somiaally 951. ; Barra, 931. to 931. 10s. ; Wallareo, 911. Tin—A mode rate quantity of Streit' has Awed hands at 931. to 901.10.. cash, 941. 10e. to 951. with three omegas * prompt. Baas is scares at 1011. Tb• Dutch eel at 59f. Isillsk is ge demand. Tie platen rices asslierseL Lead does sot shoe any Ages ef imprevemset. Spellee—A very large sconlative beanies him bon ekes. sad prices bare advanced to 221. comb sad for forward deanery. Special brands la out ports hese realised the seine pries, bat sellers prepooderate prim. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL OOTTON MARKET. MUD DAY.) (in disarm earl) nmarsermamer. =dozers.) (nom 001 ow! codisarommaar.) The market very eras. Bales 20,000 Wes ; neenlatiod ad depart 7,000 bales. TALLOW MAR/MT.—(raw DAL.) Tin starkot is quiet. Tows tallow is quoted Ma ; Petersham Y.C. oo tits spot, 40s. 6d. ; sew, 40s. 6d. ; oki, 40e.: Jose. 40s. 3d. to 40.. 6d. ; October to Deseasber. 41s. 6d, MAIMIT AVIZAOI2.—Town tallow, 41s. 6d. •; fat by ditto, 2s. Olt ; yellow Ruusisn. 425.; mailed staff. MI6 ; remit ditto, 17s. ; tallow greases, 18s. ; good dregs, 6s. 8111TEEPIMAD ILLY KARKIT.—CrRIS DAY.) Mr. Charles James Easton reports trade at the lei lewimi priors:—Prime darer. from 110 e. to 126.; is feriae, WM to 100 a.; prime bay, teem 96e. to 105 a.; iehmfmr, 95.. to 90s. ; straw. 240. te 30e. 00VI.NT GARDEN. —(THIS DAY.) as of all binds an taw abunant. Famed e i ri e b er os. ad d ' wpm wo ado good, sod plooopplat am won olostdol thin - thew bawl beau lately. Cob ante (Wok frs. edu par 1001bs. (lumps we now saires. Leoomont 50 s f toe boot quality. a* 0.. to la. par 100. Allastadum is now wlt mopptied, la la also btooooli, doznalloa beads b wady ila watt an tidos id audidowan. 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