The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-25 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY' EVENING, JUNE 25, 1863.

tide 8o bny them together with a ring and • long for
• penny. 1 meant no harm, and Mr. Brennan is false
against me."

"The prisoners were fully committed for trial on the
charge of unlawfully pommeling certain implements for the
alteration and manufacture of coin. _ .

The medals in question are exactly the size of • six.
penes, with the head perfect on one side, and the feathers
surmounted by a crown on the reversw—the file is not
allowed to touch the crown, but removes the plume suffi-
ciently to render it indistinct ; the medal is then coated and
complete, passing freely as a genuine sixpence.
Jana Imp, a well-drased man, twice convicted of poi-
soning counterfeit coin, and not long since returned from
a penal servitude of four years, was charged by Mr. Brennan
and Inspector Fyfe with poeseesing ten counterfeit uew
&Maga The evidence showed that prisoner threw a
trcontaining the same into the street when stopped
tehae officers in Norton Folgate.
Mr. Cooke also committed him for triaL
. Ann Cooper was charged with poesesaing twenty Counter-
• ...

felt new shillings.
Short and Miller, active plain clothes men of the G
di-
vision, followed this prisoner from St. Luke's to Hoxton,
suspecting her of having bad money about her. She, too,
threw the parcel away, and not only persisted that it had
never been to her possession, but that Short had purposely
dropped it in the road to convict her.
Also fully committed.

SOUTHWARK.
BKASIIIIIO ♦ JEWILLKIeII WINDOW.

John Boac1;, aMTcale:l4;imaa, dressed in the garb of •
seaman, wee charged with wilfully smashing • large pane
of glass in the chop window of Mr. Redford, watchmaker
and jeweller, in the Blackfriars-road.
The promoter deposed that between five and six o'clock he
was transacting business at the rear of the shop, when he heard
a loud mashies of glue in front. He ran to the door, and saw
the prisoner deliberately smashing a large pane of glees with
his fist,. He was swearing very much, and declared that be
would smash every square of glass in the shop. Wit-
ness, with assistance, however, wised hold of him and pre-
vented him from committing further damage to the window.
A constable then came up, and he gave him into enatody.
The magistrate asked whether there wee any valuable
property in the shop window at the time.
' Prosecutor replied that there were several valuable orna-
mental docks and watches, besides gold chains and other
articles of jewellery.
The magistrate inquired if the prisoner made any attempt
to steal any of the property.
Mr. Redford replied in the negative, but his conduct
caused • considerable crowd to collect, and had not the polio*
come up, the thieve* who assemble about the neighbourhood
would have set to work.
In answer to the charge the prisoner said he was very
drunk at the time, and all be recollected was being knocked
about by some people close by, and he supposed he was
pitching into them instead of the window.
The magistrate asked what was the value of the square of
glass he had broken
Witness replied that it was 30e., but he did some damage
to the clocks in the window. He did not press that,
however, against the prisoner.
The prisoner was ordered to pay 30a. and 5e., and in
default to be committed to prison for two months with hard
labour.

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SHARE GISTS.-(THIS DAY.)

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There is still little business going forward in the IT
railway market, and prices generally are without ss
variation. As regards the leading stocks, the only r„
variations worthy of notice are a fall of re
per cent. iu Caledonian, and / in Midland. too
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911 to 92 ; Great Eastern, 521 to 53 ; Great It
Northern, 1271 to 1281; and London and South
Western, 105 to 106.
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Canada are dull, and exhibit a drooping tendency. too
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MONEY MARKET.-(THIS .94 Y.)

Two detail.
The stock markets remain heavy in character
under the influence of the vague disquietude which
continues to be felt with regard to the course of
foreign affairs. The funds, after declining per
cent., are now quoted 1 lower than at the close
of business yesterday. English railway stocks are
dull, but not generally worse in price. The chief
reduction is iu foreign stocks, particularly iu
Greek, Mexican, and Turkish Consolidis ; this
department of the Stock Exchange is decidedly
depressed, owing to a continued pressure of spe-
culative realisations. The downward movement
extends to the shares of the new credit coin-
panics.
At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's
telegram, the Three per Cent. Reutes opened at
68fr. 50c., being 1 per cent. lower than yesterday.
Consols are now quoted 911 to 1, ex div., for
money, and 91; to 92, ex div., for the account
(3 uly 9). The official business report is as follows :
Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, I, 1,
1,1, ex div. ; ditto for account, 92, 911,
ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911},
I ; New Three per Cents., 911, ; Five
per Cent. Annuities, 107 ; Bank Stock, 2331,
234 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 1, 108 ;
ditto, Bonds, 10e., 14e., prem. ; Five per Cont.
" enfaced" rupee paper, 1061; Exchequer Bills,
March, 4a. dia. ; ditto, June, par, 4a., 3s. die.
Foreign stocks are generally lower. Mexican
Bonds have suffered materially, being last 361.
Italian Five per Cents., Russian Bonds of 1862,
and Spanish Passive Bonds* and Certificates
are all worse. Greek Bonds have fallen

1 per cent., Turkish Cousolicks, 2, the
Turkish Loan of 1868, 4, and that of 1862, 1 per
cent. Some of the present quotations are annexed :
Turkish 1854 Loan, 92 to 93 ; ditto, 1858, 691 to
701 ; ditto, 1862, 701 to 74 ; the Consoli-
dds„ 492 to 2 ; Greek, 35} to 1 ; and Venezuela
Bonds, of 1862, 57} to 584. Transactions are re-
corded as follows :—Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1800,
90}, ex div. ; Egyptian, 1002, 101 ; Greek,
for account, 36, 352, 2, 1 ; ditto Coupons,
162, 4, ; Italian, for 'zoom; 72/, }, 6 ; Mexican,
for account, 362, 37, 364 ; Moorish, 96} ; New Gra-
nada Deferred, 9} ; Portuguese, 1863, 49} ; Rus-
sian, 1822, 941 ; ditto, 1859, 59 ; ditto, 1862, 921,
}; Spanish, for account, 551 ; ditto New Deferred,
for account, 496, ; ditto Passive, for

A meeting was held yesterday of merchant.; awl
others engaged in the corn trade, Mr. W. E. Lind-
say, M.P., in the chair, when it war unanimously
decided to adopt the recommendation of a com-
mittee of the trade appointed at a previous meeting,
and to take such measures as may lead to an alter-
ation in the mode of levying the duty upon imported
cereals, a standard of weight being substituted for
one of measure. Under this arrangement, the im-
portance of which was so fully eonuidered that a
deputation was appointed to wait upon the Chau-
eellor of the Exchequer in reference to the mattes,
the duty would be an uniform charge of Is. per qr.
upon all kinds of grain, the quarter of wheat, rye,
beau, maize, and peas being taken at 500 lbs., that
of barley and buckwheat at 400 lbs., and that of
oats at 3001 be.