The Express.
London, England, 1866-06-09 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATITRDAY EVENING, JUN E 9, ^ 1866.

chest, and ibloW on the fa'oe. Hi then gave a description
of the prisoner and I went to Broutell's-road and appre-
hended him. I took him to the prosecutor and he identi-
fied Min Lethomin who, had asteulted him in the Cock
public-house. •
Mr. Ingbane—Did the prisoner say anything to him?
Constable—He said be 'lid not indict the injuries.
Mr. Leghorn—Wk s* wale his words?
Constable—He said he shoved him on one side for self-
pro
tection.
The prisoner then made a statement to the effect that
he went to the Cock public-house, and looked into the
tap-room, but did not speak to the prosecutor, who was
there. Some person made a remark, and the prosecutor
then abused him (the prisoner). He also struck him twice,
and in pushing him away he fell over a form.
Mr. Ingham then remanded the prisoner.
Sergeant Newman also informed the magistrate that
Inspector Bushnell bad gone to the prosecutor, to take if
necessary his dying deposition.

THE VOLUNTEERS.-(THIS DAY.)

REVIEW IN THE REGENT'S PARR.
The Queen's (Westminster) Rifle Volunteers will
be officially inspected by the Inspector-General of Volun-
teen, Colonel Erskine, DB., this afternoon, in the
Regent's-park. Both battalions of the regiment will
parw.le at the Duke of York's column, at 5 o'clock
precisely, the let under the command of Colonel
Earl Grosvenor, and the 2nd under the command of I
Lieut.-CoL Lord Gerald Fitzgerald. Thence they will be '
marched at half-past 5 o'clock to the park, accompanied L
by both bands, and will receive the inspect- at.
in; officer in line about half-past 6. The ground itt
selected for the inspection is that immediately R.
fronting Holford House, which will be kept during the &.
movement by a regiment of volunteers who have kindly etc
offered their services for the ocession, and it is anticipated a,
many thousands of spectators will be present to witness gs.
the display. Several other metropolitan rifle regiments at.
have announced their intention of holding a field-day in St
the park. es.
se.

FIELD DAY ON CLAPHAM COMMON. et
The 19th Middlesex (Working Men's College) Rifle St.
Volunteers, under the command of Lieut.-Colonel T. at.
Hughes M.P., will hold a field-day this afternoon on Lt.•
Clapham-common. Twenty rounds of blank ammunition 'fit:
are to be issued to each member. The field-day will corn- st
menoe shortly after 7 o'clock. st.
REVIEW IN VICTORIA-PARK. St.
BL
The annual official inspection of the 2nd and Bth Regi-
ments of the Tower Hamlets Rifle Volunteers will be held et
by a government inspecting officer this afternoon, in Vie- St.
toria-park. The members of both regiments are ordered St
I to parade punctually at 6 o'clock.
10
REVIEW OF KENTISH VOLUNTEERS. 100
This afternoon a grand review of the Volunteers of 100
many of the regiments of the county of Kent will be held 10
at
at the beautiful seat of Sir T. M. Wilson, Bart., at 9
Charlton. The volunteers from Woolwich, Blackheath. ft
Greenwich, and many of the adjoining towns will be 26
present, and it is expected that the line will be formed at AL
6 o'clock. at.
BL

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN CANNON-STREET.
(THIS DAY.)

Between 7 and 8 o'clock this morning a fire broke is
out on the premises belonging to Messrs. Hawtroy and St-
Sons, builders and contractors, 27, Cannon-street West.
10
The top and bottom portion of the building are used as Bi.
Messrs. Hawtrey's workshops—the former extending some se.
distance back. The first floor is let to a Mr. Kahn, con- St.
mission agent 1
,as an office, the second and third floors being St.
occupied by the Gas Light Improvement Company. At the /.1
time mentioned the workmen employed by Messrs. Haw- Z.
trey had just commenced their labours, when Mr. Sweet- gt
man, the clerk, was alarmed at a strong smell of burning po
and smoke issuing from the second floor. The workmen St.
immediately exerted themselves in the removal of articles 10
of manufacture belonging to their employers and their Bat,
tools, and in this they succeeded to a great extent. On
the arrival of the land steam-engine from Watling-street, -
the flames had obtained a firm hold of the second floor, and
owing to the tar and oils used by the Gas Light Company
the fire soon reached the third floor, and from thence the
workshop at the top. The fire brigade by this tine had assem-
bled in large numbers, and the various " steamers" being
put in motion, the body of water directed to the flames
soon had the desired effect. That part of the premises in
which the outbreak was discovered and upwards was
nearly destroyed, ; and to the timely arrival of the firemen
must be attributed the saving of the adjoining houses—
the Old Red Lion Tavern on the east and and the premises
occupied by a wine merchant on the west.

SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.)

Oa o'CLeay..
The dealings in British railway securities to-day
are upon a very restricted scale, but prices show
steadiness. Great Eastern stock is in demand, and
has improved } per cent. On the other hand,
Caledonian has declined 4. The other leading lines
are quoted the same as yesterday.
London and North-Western stock is quoted
1174 to 111 ; Metropolitan, 127} to 128 ; Great
Western, 54 to ; Midland, 123} to 4
Lan-
cashire and orkshire, 121} to ; South:Eutern,
704 to 1 ; Great Northern, 122 to 123
ditto A, 131} to 132} ; Caledonian, 125} to 126}
Great Eastern, 374 to 38} ; and London, Chatham,
and Dover, 254 to 2811.
In the market for colonial railway securities the
principal feature is a fall of Ito 2 per cent. in the
Indian lines. Foreign descriptions axe inactive, 1.,
with little business.

ORDINARY BHARZEI AND STOCK&

Bales today
Pd. I RAILWAYS I Cloctngt.Z.4l I 10 1 pm.

HO iII:WM and lixoter
100 paledoolan
1100 !Cambrian-

I.
1111
46
13
4
ST
TO

121
66
66
16
6
70
71

120 a

1 Cork and Bandon ,
all Cornwall
. . _

COO Dublin and Belfast June
100 'Dundee, PerthotAbdin
all 'Zest London Scrip Cart
100 1 Do
100 ,Glasgow sod & West=
100 Great Eastern Ord. tit.
100 De. Ang. Stk., No 2
100 Great North of Scotland
100 prom Northern
100 Do.A Area. no dlr. nn-
-100 1 DoBuWBP.e. is paldli
100 IDo. New tss. s• 20 pin.
80 IDo. Ord. Del Div. Stock
100 !OA South .t West. (Ire )
100 'Great Western
100 Do.StourValGua.Stk
100 Do. South Wales
100 Do. W. Mid.—Orford
100 I Do. Do. • Newport
100 ;Lancashire &Yorkshire
100 ILon.,ftightn, et &Coast
100 ILondon,ChathamotDov
100 1 Do. If et. Erten. A6p.e.
100 London & North Wolin.
100 LondonWieuthWestern
100 Man. She., &Lincoln&
100 Metropolitan
7 Do. New
8 Do. Extension
all Metropolitan District,
10 Do. do. do.
all Do. &St John's-wood

100 Midland
6 Do. SA Shares
100 De. Bfrm. I Derby
all Mid Kent
100 North British
1100 Do. WM ,Perth,Dund
100 N. E•atern—Berwick
, 16$ Do. O. N. /f. Pure—
-1100 Do. Leeds
,100 Do. York

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26
112
17
6

15 mei
114 I

122 123
130 132

541 MI

XI 40
34 16
121 121 k
91 06
46 27

117} 118
91 en
Si 62
127 126
1 21 lz
83 67

180 Do. urn&
all Do. Stock.ADerling
118 Do. do., 188041
100 North London
7 Do. do., 1864
7 Do. do., 1865
100 North Staff ordshlre
I I 100 N. & & Western June
1100 Scottish Central
100 Scottish N. K Aber. 50k.
100 Scottish Midland
100 ,Shropshire Union
100 ;South Devon
• 100 'South Eastern
I all bitalnee,Woldngham,&e
• 100 Taff Vale
81 Do. C
100 Vale of Neath
100 'Waterford & Kilkenal
0 Waterloo & %Whitehall
1100 IWast Cornwall

BRITISH

ill 111 lani
id Si

44 66
16 46
101 109

Bh. j Pd. I RAILWAYS. I
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L ISO all Atlantic&St.
St ;100 Born. Bar. dr.C. In. gsp.cLunen°
20 8 Do. F Shares
24 all Buffalo & Lake Huron
10 all I Do. Preference
100 100 'Buff.,Brant.,&Goderich
I 6 per cent. 1672-3-4
St 100 Cal &S. Eastern sp. e.g
St 100 Cape T. & Dock Gp.c. g.
100 all Demerara,7p.cdperpref..
St. 100 East Bengal gu. sdo
St. 100 Eut Indian gn. sdo
St. 100 Grand Trunk of Canada
100 all Do. Equip. 11.11.6p.ct.
100 all Do. let pref. Bonds
100 all Do. do. deferred
100 • all Do. Ind pref. Bonds.
100 all Do. do deferred
100 all Do. 3rd pref. Stock
100 all Do. do. deferred
100 all Do. 4th pref. Stock 1
100 all Do. do. deferred
St, 100 Great Indian Peninsula
20 16 Do. gu► b per cent.
i
20 ' 6 Do. New do ....

DO. New
1. 8. of IndlL g. ep.

Do. Si per cint, !
Do.
Ot. Western of Canada.
Do. New
Do Bp.c Bd&pay.lB7S
Do.S6 do. do. 1b77-B.'
'lndianßranchalmiteo
Madras guar. slx cent
Do. d . al do
Do. do. 44 do
Do. Firth Extension
'Meth. Corp._6 per c. Bd.
Melb. and Hobson's Bay:
Do. 8 p. q.. psy. 1880

Do. 5 P. et 1895
N. kt. of Can 6p c lap. B.
&bide, Qua5 per cent
Do. Delhi do
Do. dn. do
Do. Punjaub do.
Do. Indus di not. do

88 Ti si 8

122} }
133

118 i

61!
MI 872

124 4

No. I Brum. I
00,000, BaittoliColai. Op. ci.,1872
2000001 Do. 1886
~.. Cali. Gov. OD. e., 1877-82
• • • • Do• 81/oret,Fott.eLtaig.
Do. 6perct. iLar.
;21.4;808 Do. sperot. .1 'area
682,808 Do. Owe ct. Ina. •
500,000 CapoutO Hopes pe2,2872
.... Do. do. 1800•1900
.... Do. do. 189340
.... Do. do. 180341
124,000 Do.lSD.e.dp.d:Oet.
100,000 Driloo,Nov. 1888,02 k ct.
210,000 Do. 1878, d 0...
1,000,000 Do. 1875 d 0...
100.000 Mauritius 6 per ct.,1871
500,0001 Do. 1878
200,000 Do. 1
800,
_00.61., Do. 1808

th.proaa

:568' NateTl:eov.6 per cont..
.000 New BranaGov.Operct.
.. New South Wale* Gov..
p. cent.,lB7l to 1876
Do. sp. c.lBBB to 1 .
:000 New Zealand 6per oent.
~000 Do. apex cent
~000, Nora Booth 6p. c.,1875
000' Queensland Gov. 6 p. ct.
B. Aunt Gov. 6 p. ct.. 1868
.. Jo. 1878 and epwda.
Vlc.Gov.6p. c. Jan. July
.. Do. 6p. ct. Aprll/oe.

N 96
91 94
91 96
17 79
76 79
99 161 zdj

lii iiii,
101 106
103 106
es 00
101 100
104 106

FOREIGN

imi 35,000 2 Alamillos Limited)
100, 1 ,Auglo.Brat.Gold(Lim.) 1
20,000 20 ,Australian
10,000 6 • Braill.L.& M.C0.(1.1m1 3
15,000 10 ,Cape Copper (Limited
25,000 2 Ilapula Silver (Limited 1,
30,000 6 !CbonSaleso.& EL Yin.,L
12, 40 'Care Copper
1 10,0001 20 .Coptapo ;United)
100,0001 1 Don Pedro, N. Del Rey 1
26,0001 3 :East Del Rey (Limited)
26,000; 2 Fortuna (Limited)
60,000, 2 !Prontino&Bolhialliold
20,0001 ID Remind
62,000; 1e IC/panda (Limited)
16,000 S Linares (Limited)
10,000. 6 I.l3sitanian (Limited)
103,8131 1 .Mariquita
60,003 4 .Panulcillo Copper (L )
10,000! 20 ,PontglbandSilver Lead
100,000: 6 iPort Phillip
.. 1 1 ,Bantallarb. Gold 11.(L `,
120,000 1 ;Scottish Austral. (Lim
11,000 20 lBt. dohs del Rey Jim.)
43,174 30 United Mexican (Um.)
30,000 2 !Val Antigoria Gold
60,000 1 iVallansawaGold(lim.)
10,000 10 Nakeetiver Coal ;Lim,
6,000. 10 'Val &loam 'Limited,
10,006' 6 W,iahoe Gold (limited)
80,000, 1 Worthing (Limited) • ,
75,000' 1 'Yorke Peninsula
46,000 3 ludanamu tana (Lim.)

966-

102 104
104 106
101 103
104 106
97 100
91 96

92 94
96 87
94 96
72 74
97 100
97 100

104 106

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dli I 60,000

102 104

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98 YI
96 98

ge 10
11 12

Alb 20

1000,000
1 &I 20,000
20,000
17,000
•
10,000
10,000
•
ic.ces
17,831
30,000
15,0001
£BOO.OOOl
40,00
30,000
20,000
14,200
t 280,000

93.
cent.

MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

Ons o'Cr.oon.
The rapid influx of gold to the Bank of England,
and the general belief that the rate will be reduced

next week 1 or 2 per cent., continue to impart
firinness to the English funds, which exhibit a fresh

rise of I per cent. The transactions have been
large, and comprise many purchases for
cash, thus showing that the public are
investing in this class of security. British railways
are steady, but some of the foreign bunds have
given way. Turkish are especially heavy. Bank
shares are, in most instances, unchanged. Agra
and Masterman's are now quoted 11. to 31. Finan-
cial &hares have been little dealt in, but a fresh fall
of 55. has occurred in Credit Foncier and Mobilier.
A large amount of Indian paper having arrived
at maturity to-day, the demand for money is
rather strong. Nevertheless, choice bills continue
to be taken at 9 per cent. The charge for short
loans in the Stock Exchange is 64 to 7 per cent.

- _
Thus far, no failures have been announced in
connexion with the large amount of Indian bills
which have fallen due to-day, and it is hoped that
there will be an absence of any notification of the
kind during the afternoon.
Consols are now quoted 8& tot, ex div., for

money, and 87 to 4 for the account (July 10).
Turkish Bonds of 1862 and 1865 are fiat, and
have declined 1 and per oent. respectively.
Mexican have also receded a, but the other specu-
lative descriptions are unaltered in the absence of
business. Turkish Bonds 0f.1862 are now quoted
52 to 54 ; ditto of 1865, 27; to 28 ; Greek, 11 to
12 ; Spanish Passive, 18a to ; ditto Certificates,
13a to 4 ; Italian of 1861, 354 to 36 ; Brazilian
scrip, 6. to 5; dia. ; and Mexican, 16; to f
American securities are steady at the closing
prices of yesterday. 5-20 Bonds are now quoted
64f to 65 ; Erie railway shares, 404 to 41; and
Illinois Central, 75 to I.
International Financial shares are now quoted
2; to 14 dia. ; London Financial, 17 to 15 dis.
General Credit, 24 to a dia. ; Imperial Mercantile,
9; to 84 dis. ; Credit Foncier, 4 to3f die. ; Overend,
Gurney, and Co., 18 to 16 die. ; and National
Discount, 54 to 6; prem.

Two o'Ctoec
Consols are fractionally lower at 86# to #, ex
div. for money, and 881 to 87 for the account.
The Stock Exchange Committee have intimated,
by a majority of 15 to 12, their unwillingness to
interfere with the ordinary course of business in
bank shares, but it is none the less certain that
the persistent attacks upon our banks, if persevered
in, will be met by stronger measures than the
mere expression of public reprobation.
About 283,0001. in bar gold, forming a further
portion of the supplies from America,was sent into
the Bank yesterday, in addition to 120,000 sove-
reigns from the Mediterranean, making together
403,0001., and 855,0001. since the date of the last
return. On the other hand, 110,000 sovereigns
were withdrawn for transmission to Brazil to-
day by the steamer Oneida, which will take (in-
cluding this amount) 173,8731. in gold and 7,500/.
in silver.
The Java, from New York, has brought 535,0001.
in specie, and the Bavaria, 181,0001.
The undermentioned Australian gold ships are
now on the way to England :—The Lucibelle, with
3,000/. ; Red Hover, 30,000/. ; Sussex, 130,0001. ;
Red Jacket, 45,000/. ; Golden Sea, 13,0001. ; and
the Walter Hood, with 44,5001.
The foreign exchanges showed no important
alteration yesterday. The rates on Holland were
somewhat lower, while those on Paris and Vienna
were rather higher. The quotations were as
follows :
Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.191 to 12 ; ditto, short, 11.17
to 11.17 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.19 to 12 ; Antwerp,
3 months, 25.50 to 25.60 ; Brussels, 3 months, 25.50 to
25.610; Fiambro and Altona, 3 months, 1.4.81 to 13.94 ;
Berlin, Cologne, Sc. , months, 6.28 to 7.0 ; St. Petersburg,
3 months, 241 to 244 ; Paris, short, 25.10 to 25.22 ; ditto,
3 months, 25.40 to 25.50 ; Marseilles, 3 :nontlis' 25.40
to 25.50 ; Frankfort-on-the-Idaine, 3 months, 1181 to
1181 •, Vienna, 3 months, 13.50 to 14 ; Trieste, 3
months. 13.50 to 14 ; Madrid, 3 months, 46 to 451 ;
Santander, 3 months, 46 to 451 ' • Cadiz. 3 months, 47 to
461 ; Seville, 3 months, 47 to 461 ; Malaga, 3 months,
' 47 to 46 ; Valencia, 3 months, 47 to 461 • Barcelona,
3 months, 471 to 47 ; Bilbao, 3 months. 47 to 461 ;
Valladolid, 3 months, 46 nom. ; Sarago,sa, 3 months 47
to 401 • Leghorn, 3 months, 29 to 30 nom. Genoa,
nom. ;
Palermo, 3 mont'hs,
329 to 30montlu;, 29 nom. • Napto 30 les, 3 mnom. Messina,onths, 29 to 30
;
3 months, 29 to 30 nom. ; Lisbon, 90 days date, 514 to
51; Oporto, 90 days date, 511 to 51.
The weekly return of the Bank of France shows
the following changes :
Coin and bullion lncrease £1,570,000
Bills discounted
Government deposits 403,000
Notes in circulation
Private deposits
Advances
The resources of the French Bank are still in-
creasing with extraordinary rapidity, owing. to a
simultaneous influx of bullion and decrease in the
demand for moniv. The aggregate of coin and
bullion is now upwards of 24,000,0001. sterling.
The failure is announced of Messrs. Hawkey,
Whitford, and Co., private bankers, of the St.
Columb and Falmouth Bank, Cornwall. Their
liabilities are estimated at about 200,0001. and
their assets at between 250,0001. and 300,0001.,
part of which, however, is locked up in property.
The following circular has been sent to the cre-
ditors :

St. Columb and Falmouth Bank, Cornwall,
June 9,186 G.
We deeply regret to inform you that owing to the diffi-
culty in the present monetary crisis of making the neces-
sary arrangements with any LODdollbank to take over our
account from the Agra and Masterman's Bans (Limited),
we are compelled to suspend payment. Messrs. C. F.
Kemp, Cannan, Ford. and Co., accountants, of 5, Wal-
brook, London, have charge of our affairs, a st.itement of
which shall be placed before you at an early day. We con-
fidently rely on a favourable liquidation of o,:r estate.
Meanwhile, soliciting your forbearance, we are, yours
faithfully, HAWKEY, WHIM-011D, and Co.
It appears that the amount of deposits held by
Messrs. Overend, Gurney, and Co., when they
transferred their business to the new company last
year, was upwards of 14,000,0001., including those
aunts fur which the depositors—chiefly bankers—
took security in the ordinary way.
The following resolution, passed and confirmed
yesterday, has been posted in the Stock Exchange :
' A reqUisition from several members of the Stock
Exchange having been presented to the Conimittee,
requesting them to take into itnniediate considera-
tion the subject of dealing in bank shares, ,t was
resolved—' That it is inexpedient to make
any alteration in the present mode of dewing."'
The object of the movement was to procure the
sanction of the Committee to a proposal that all
dealings in bank shares for a month to come should
be for cash, with seven days allowed to the seller
for delivery. It seems to us that the oli:;ect sought
might be equally well attained by a CUTI,:iIO7I accord
amongst the dealers.
It is understood that endeavours are being made
to resuscitate thebusiness of the Consolidated Bank,
and that a meeting of the directors and chief share-
holders was held yesterday, in furtherance of this
object. The result of the proceedings is not known,
but a circular on the subject, intended for trans-
mission to the shareholders, is stated to have been
already printed.
We are further informed that steps are being
taken for the immediate formation of a now bank
on the soundest principles, and with a view to
afford facilities to the English depositors of the
Agra and Masterman's Bank, the Roil: .f London,
the Consolidated Bank, the English Joint Stock
Bank, and the European Bank, and that a full
prospectus will be shortly issued.
A special general meeting of the London,
Brighton, and South Coast Railway Company will
be held on the 25th inst., to consider two bills now
pending in parliament, one of which is " A bill for
defining the undertaking and railways of the Lon-