The Express.
London, England, 1866-06-25 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS.

J 17NR in.-Bales to-day:-Great Fnatern. •
Gr(nt NVestern, !;2,-LA:icashire and Vorkshire.l2of--Lontion sad
North Wmderu, In ICk xn.-Matielicater, Pthedield, iJO-
colnshirc, ; ;-- 123-Birkenhead, 86- Buffalo and
Lake 'Winn. 41 Lr.oni Trunk of esnada, 181 f. cen-
tral. 76 51 13tate, t2O Benda, /1•- Great ignenihnurit
.gi.yen. Es,,ten. i;seltange Bank ;Limited', 21 2 rt
i-
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-p6nl An...Agin° Limited , 2), d.-North Webtean
toiled . I (I -Liverpool and London and Globe Fire and we.
6p. -Atlantic 'I eleuranh per emit, 4-Natioual Meant Navi-
gation ildwitol., ll 10:
IMMINGHAM, .111411 -Bindaera done:-London and North
Western New. at : booth Strdittrdshire Railway, at 63i ;
Birmin-41tam Bunks. at 24 Birmingham New talon Mill. at 2, ;
Britannia Mill, at Itt : and Patent Nut and Dolt. at
y tire.
eltislnz pricers .-ItitiiiinAani Canal, hi, buyers; Dudley te-t-
.d
West Bromwich Bank, 120.6 sellers: Lloydlfßauk, 9to p. •N.
iara:haul Lank Llinitad , dia., Gallen!. turd Let.-
vossi Carmel and (is, ('"al Limited'. It to li per ahare
NIANCIIP•tierEs, Jr3E 23.-Toe market was quiet, and prices
lower. Alliarto. Bank, W (1.--Ctinsolidateri Bank. I p e',
ill-Great Eastern. MI V-Grest Northern A, 11104--6r,..4
Loudon aandWestern. !di 4 -Laticadtire and Yorkshire, 121 '24-
North Western, 0.6 1:4-11ancliester, Ithatheld, and
FA- Lin
teriicoln-
shire, 59,', 60 :- Metropolitan, 12S1 -Routh ,
(9 8;-11tames ant Mersey Marine Insurance (Lreimi ted-, 4r, p.
-London, New, 12 11: p. -Atlantic Telegraph, pf., ist

LORD AT TI'E RF.ViEW.—ID the ',ark, as
bas been already stated, Lord Elcho was warmly amend
in his uipacity as commauder of the second brigade of too
first dieisiou. But on leaving the enclosure there were
manifestations th persons had assembled whose thoughts
ran not by any means exclusively upon volunteering.
Hisses and cries of " Reform," " What about the working-
man!" were raised at intervals by knots here and
there, and though in the majority of instances
these cries were drowned by counter-applause from the
great body of the bystanders, they were repeated at in-
tervals till the brigade reached the parade ground at the
back of the Horse (Wants. Here Lord Elcho's condtiand
terminated, and his own regiment, the London Scottish,
was dismissed. Of the other battalions which had been
included in the brigade the Working Men's College Corps
and the Inns of Court Rifles marched to the same poirt,
and when the time for breaking off came, Colonel Hughes,
on the part of his regiment, led a round of cheers for
Lord Elcho, entliusiastioally repeated by the Inns
of Court. Meanwhile, the opposing voices, us it
seemed, had drawn together, and Lord Elcho,
pow alone, was surrounded by a regular mob, of which a
Large proportion was composed of mere lads, shouting,
hooting, graining. and hemming him in PO tightly that
though on horseback it was impossible for him to move.
Observing this, Colonel Nl'Murdo and Colonel Sargert. of
the Inns of Court Volunteers, contrived to place them-
selves at either hand, and with Captain Page, the adjutant
of the LOIMIOD. Scottish, and one or two other mounted
officers following, an escort was formed which slowly and
with difficulty made its way along the Mall out by Marl-
borough g-ate. and so on in the direction of St. James's
Palace, the crowd all the time pouring upon Lord Elcho
the most uncomplimentary epithets. In one or two
of the club-houses that lay upon the route the members,
observing what was going on, cheered the cavalcade by
way of encouragement, but the crowd, it is needless to
say, had the advantage of numbers. Lord Echo having
reached his destination, dismounted, and walked home.
The crowd followed the other horsemen for a short dis-
tance, but when they found that Lord Echo was not with
them, they proceeded to the front of his house in St.
James's-place. There were fortunately no available mis-
siles to pick up, but one stone was thrown, breaking a
single square of glass. A superintendent of police, with a
sufficiently large body of constables, arrived almost at the
moment, and no further damage was done.— Times.
GBZAT NORTHERN HOSPITAL, GaLIDONIAN-ROLD,
IsingcroN, N.—Nember of tents for the woek ending
siusot 24 4013, of which 240 wars new same.