The Express.
London, England, 1867-06-17 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, 1867.

! ftL to fur •Ite purpoie of the .1 ~
..n•1 I liar,• just Wilt ono, the eldest gill. to a Isiardiii4-
school. 3ly transmits money regularly from India
for the msiut.•nance of Lis wife and children ; and tl.e
.inediuti n•ow is, whether it should nut he stopped in Cell.
of the iniiiitooarty of hrt conduct.
What. ,utt of iatinotoirt) is it!
ott- I weid tlu r.- a f..v 4 ago, and to •elt-
riVott ,nrpri•e foohd toy 1,011.4 a if., %inkling an infant. I
1., hl r. " How is this': ' and she replied, " I cut,:•l
not WI. IL-
.

Mr. :-*lfe —flow long has your son been sway from 'lir

A Inplien.nt— This e y, ar•, an,l be is not exiu.cte,l to retimi
for In,, more nru Iflicinn, 'mole the discovery 1 have
,tate.l. I thought it vo.u:il he the hest course to sink you
whether I should sit once b., justified in stopping the.wife's
allowance?

.741 r. Silty- Is .he living with the man, or is this the
rv•alt of octal impropo ty, which "xhc could not help."
Applicant lan not aware that sho has any nian living
with her.

Mr. Selfe—This is hardly a matter for a magistrate.
it takes but a very short time now, I should recommend
you to communicate with your son before you take any
steps. . .

App.ieluit -I am much obliged to you. I will do ho.

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGEN CE

(11Y TELMRA PH.)
ODIHAM MEETINC.-(THIS DAY.)

MANOR PLATE.

Vnbalathue
Her lAdvship .
General Slu.rsuan

9 ran.
801 I•W KSTERN PLATFL Half a

Bessie, Wiugs of a Dove, alive Florence, L Moto,
PrituulA, Screw, owl Premier (sold for :101.). All are here,

III'ILSTBORNE PARK STAKES. Half • mile.

Lady Seals:du, Rose J. Alpts, and The Demon are
Len.

ODIHAII HANDICAP. Two miles.
Knight of the Crescent, Dayrell, Pinchbeck, and Miss
Frances are here.
STEWARDS` STARES. Half a mile.

Earnley. Screw, Sugar Stick, Primula, Bliu, Bremen,
Burlington, Rob Roy, and Rose des Alley are here.

DOCMERSFIEI.D STAKk.N. Half a mile.

Hue and Cry, Cattle, Haymarket, Chivalry, Subatince,
Brilliant, Brew's, and Sorrel are here.
GREVWELL HILL PLATE. Three-quartera of a mile.
Hopvine, Merry Monarch, Tina, and Mignonette are
here.

Auaiver,.--Ottourin, Laura, Cleopatra, Henry 1., erns.
The, York, Miss Elizabeth, Chicken Hazard, and
Traveller.

BETTING IN LONDON.-(THIS DAY.)

HAtr•rAlm Two o'CLocr.

Although the muster was of the usual Monday
dimensions, the bmineas transacted was of no
great extent. For the Northumberland Plate there
WAS no change as regards the fwvourites ; but a
disposition manifested itself to back War-100 to 7 being
in fact taken and wanted. For the Goodwood Stakes the
pair most prominent were Lucifer and Blinkhoolie, 100 to
Il being accepted about each. The remaining transactions
du not require any detailed notice. Quotations as follows:

NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE.
S to 2 apt Fervacuues (off)
to 1 Lady Vane (t)
100 to 7 War (t and w)
100 to 7 Vixen c (off)
20 to 1 Mandrake (t)
GOODWOOD STAKES.
100 to 6 apt Lucifer (t)
100 to 6 Blinkhoolie (t)
20 to 1 Vixen c (t)
20 to 1 Nine Elms (t)
25 to 1 Dulcimer (1)
21 to 1 Sweet Willie (5)
21 to 1 Padishah (t)
13 to 1 Aare& (t)
ST. LEGER.
2 to 1 &gat Hermit (t to 1001.)
DERBY.
20 to 1 Blue Gown (off)

CRICAET.-(THIS DAY.)

NORTH S. SOUTH OT THE TRAMS.

In the year 1836, the tint match between the
North and South of England was played, and continued
annually till 1838. It was then discontinued till 1849, and
from that period to 1865, it has alwayx been regarded as
one of the most interesting matches in the programme
of the Marylehone Club. Lest year, it will be I
remembered that several of the Northern professionals
refused to meet their Southern brethren—another fruit
of the unfortunate" schism," and the title of the match
was altered to " the North and South of the Thames"
instead of adopting the old line of demarkation.
The weather though somewhat gloomy wax fine, and
there were several hundred visitors present when
play began at ten minutes past 12 o'clock. The
than was won by the South, who sent in as
their representatives Mr. E. M. Grace and Jupp, the
stereotyped pair of howlers, who are so destructive to the
wickets usually at Lord's, viz., Wootton and Grundy,
being commissioned to bowl. Mr. Grace was the first to
part company, and that without making any sign, letting
in Humphrey. The play was slow—indftql, against such
splendid bowling as that of the two ground men
scoring was simply impossible. The second wicket
(Humphrey's) collapsed with the score at 12, and
Mr. W. G. Grace, who succeeded, was bowled the very
first ball by Wootton. Two more runs were made, and
then Griffith was placed ten de coveted. Four wickets for
fourteen runs was a sorry beginning for the South. Poole
came next and made • good on-drive for four. The fo -
lowing over settled Pooley, who was bowled by a splendid
ball from WoottomAt 1 o'clock the wore was ea follows :

SOl'Tll.—Eirst Innings.
E. M. Grace, b Wootton
11. Jupp, b Wamon
T. Humphrey, c Riddnlph h Wootton
W. G. Grace, Esq., b Wootton
G. Griffith, run nut
X Pooley, b Wootton

! SHARE LISTS.-(TH18 DAY.)

Oxs o'Ciooz.

The milway market is flat, and prices generally
exhibit a alniiiping tendency. London, Brighton,
and south Coast stock has declined 1 percent. ; and
London and North Wingers", Lancashire and York-
South Eastern, and London, Chatham', and
iver i.
London and North Western stock is now quoted
11W to Metropolitan, 127/ to 1; Great Western,
to / ; Midland, 1162 to s ; Lancashire and
Yorkshire, 1281 to 129 ; South Eastern, 68/ to ;
:real Emden', 33 to 4 ; Great Northern, 117 to
118 ; ditto A, 1151 to 116 ; London, Chatham,
and Dover, 181 to 1; North British, 34 to 1 ; and
London, Brighton, and South Coast, 58/ to 59,

II 'KWh AM( taL/LItY, lOU alliA:Kb.

Closing prices sale* b;-Jay
RAILWAYS. I on :ssturday. I to 1 p.m.

Bristol and Exeter
vale d on i en
Cambrian . .....
Goestrall
Duhltu and Bolted J MAC
'Dundee, rerth,& A bd In
Bast London Snip Carl
I Do
°Uwe& and S. Western
jGreat [newts int ..It.
Do. i Aug. Btk., N o t
'Great North of *attend
:Great Northern
'ALA I Am. so city. na-
l., is titu p.c. is paid h
'Do. Ord. Def. Inv. :Nock
fit South & West. arc;
,sreat WkszAorh
Do.stourValMuagth
Do. month Wales ..
Do. W. Wid.—Oxford
Do. Do. Newport
Lancashire & Yorkshire
Gds. Alright o & Coast
Landon.Chathank&Dov
Do.ll et Exton. A 6 p.c.
tar.. h & Noel Weetu.
London&Sonth Western
M as Shef., & Lloentnab
Metropolitan.. .
Do. Extension.
demi up. a. till lath
•Yetrcpolltasz District_
bo. do. do.

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all I Do. S 9 Shorn
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100 North Bnllah
100 Do. Edo ,Porth,Dund
1100111 N. Eastern—Derrflek ,
11
101 , Do. Imo& _
100 Do. York
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1100 1

Do. Carlisle
Do. Eitock.kliarflog 1
Do. do. 1860-81
forth Lond•in .....

80 si
112 Ile
40 46
4 6
66 68
TO 72

I - Do. do., 1300
100 Nortbdtalfordahlre
100 N. & & Western Jam ,
100 Scottish Central
1100 Stiropolilre Union
100 R.oth Devon
100 louth Eastern
all etaloakWoldogbaik&e'
100 Tel Val•
4 Do. C
.1411 Waterford & Zliksonyl
I ,Waterloo &
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327 3j
6 7

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Itat all Atlastkultat.lAurratio
41 tlOO Doss. Bal. te. la.g6pa.
to 11. Do. 1 thane
toe all 'Sulfide & L. uaraa
K all Du. Preferrace

la .100 baff.,ltrs&t..,&Ooderieb
6 per matte/2.14 ..
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LOS ell Domerere,rp.e.peeprig.
it lip Nast Bengal gm. 6d0...
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tt. 10e East Indian go. 6 d 0...

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a 0 2 Do. L Sham.
It. 10u Dralol Trouk of eaiifi.t;,
all Do. Nolo. 51.8.00. ct
100 a 6 Do. Ist pret Ono&
100 all Do. led pref. Hoods.
100 all Do. BM prof. Stock..
100 sll Do. uo prof Ktelk..
41,. 100 Great 1,41a0 Ponlapla

i 0 all Do. rim I per rout.
fie I Do. Now do
• di Do. New
It Ilia.d.ot ludas. ct
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Age I Do 41 Poe cool
all 04. Weak.= al Canada
100 all I Do.V:Bds.pay.lB73
100 Do.. do. do. 1877-a.
10 Indian nch[Lholtad
1100 Illadraa guar. 6 p. cant.
it 1100 Do. die. de_
IL NO Do. do. 61
d 0...
10 all Do. Inftb Ilatauulos
60 all 11eib. and llosolesllv
100 all Do. 6p. at.. pay. 16ou
100 all Do. 6p. at, pay. 19961
100 !CA.L otean.ap olalp.&

it 400 irlude gua. 6 par amt.
K 'lOO Do. Delltl d 0.......

is Do. do.
it VA Do. Rollout; do.
it 100 Do. Indus 8t not. do.

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10,00431

117 116
116 11,

lili:o0lil
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12,600

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29 12
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116 1161
80 ec2
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127 1271
112 113
90 92

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86 87
88 88

104 101

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98 98

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673 70 130
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Citidee PriON•

6060
103 104
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U 65
99 151
193 104

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86 87 j
65 67
44 46
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871 81 81 1
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127 i 1 a: 71

241 I.
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64 96
P 5 67
1031 104
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91 99 I

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60,000,
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110,00410
160,000;
60,000
10,000!

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G.IVRRNMENT

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/Tetttal.(4l4s Op.c4,llitt 100
14,00 lA., 1806 100
. p.a., 1577-44. 100
-- D. 0 por.t.golk& tog. 140•
I 11% 01, t.1.‘1.1.3r,Aer. 100
t. 214.,.. Do.lperat Ja0.1..101.1 110
504.0... tin 5 poret. Ns. 'Dock 100
UV". "5t...,'•111.4.0Pt5f.1110 100
au.itteo-niuo IW
in. 11140-90 100
Do. 4n. 1004/1 100
1044010: 00.1p.c.Ap.gOet.1100. 100 '
140.000 :01.. Now. 1.413.614 d 1100
000,404. Dn. 1870, do.. 100
lle. 1871 40... 10,
Itio.oo Von:Was' pot 04..1471 104
10u.0.01 Dn. 1478 100
100.40n0 Do. 1841 100
/100.441 Dn. lAN 100
181,100 Nata11.4.4.11,,...Ap.1.0c. 100
181,400 New ItritanGovAlperet 100
4115,0n0 Mew D.uth Wales tloy..
p. coot., 1871 to 1878 100
5A71..4.0 Do.llp. c. 1488 tolled 100
854,000' D0.5p.e.r,1467 to 1875 100
110,0001 4low Dianna tlpar neat. 100
1.000,04,0, Do. 6por Cent. 100
foki,ooo 110. 11 per cent. 1001 ICI
1140,080 1)0 41..14491Ju0nt Dec 100
95.040 r, Nova Aeolis op. e.,1876 100
OW °OO Qu.suslnuct Do. ap. et. 100
1,177,450 Do. Do. 1901 .... 100
/10,w° o.Aunt.O.r. n p.
.in. 1874 and opords 1110
810,000 vto.GovAlp. a. Joe. July' 100
7.00,0011 Do. Op. M 14,711404 100

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3,000
2,000
1,024
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612
6,144
6,000
6,000
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96 A
105 197
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MONEY MARKET.-(2'l lIS DA Y.)

ONI o'Cwar.

The stock markets remain fiat. with few transac-
tions, notwithstanding the announcemelit of
the shipment from New York for Europe
of a further sum of 230,000'. in gold, wak-
ing the total on the way from that quarter
about one million sterling. In addition,
upwards of 300,0001. is coming from Australia.
At the same time the impression is almost general
that with a further considerable influx of bullion,
the Bank of England rate of discount will be re-
duoed from 2/t to 2 per cent., within a few weeks.
The public, however, are not making any
purchases of importance at the moment, and
the speculators for lower prices take advantage of
this circumstances by effecting sales. Consols
have declined } per cent., and several of the
British railways, j. London, Brighton, and South
Coast stock fell 2} per cent. this morning, upon
the publication of the report of the committee of
investigation, but has since experienced a partial
recovery. Nevertheless, the present price is 1 per
cent. below that of Saturday. Some of the foreign
stocks are rather firmer.

The discount market is very quiet to-day, and,
with a large amount of money seeking employ-
ment, the tendency of rates is downwards. The
charge for the best paper is 2, per cent., but ex-
ceptional transactions have occurred at 4, or 1 be-
low the Bank minimum. Short loans on English
government securities are obtainable in the Stock
Exchange at 2 per cent.
Consols are now quoted 941 to 1, ex div., for
money, and 941 to 1, ex div., for the account
(July 10) ; and the Three per Cents. Reduced and
New Three per Cents., 931 to i.
Turkish Bonds of 1862 are inquired for, andhave
improved 1 per cent. Greek are} better, and Spanish
Passive and Mexican, 1. Turkish Bonds of 1862
are quoted GO to 61 ; ditto Five per Cents. of 1865,
331 to 341 ; Greek, IN to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 231
to ; ditto Certificates, 131 to 141 ; Italian of 1861,
31/ to 521 ; and Mexican, 161 to 171.
Bank shares are inactive, and prices generally
without variation. Alliance are quoted 9 to 81
die., being 10s. lower ; Imperial Ottoman, 1 to 1
die. ; Union of London, 43 to 44 ; and London
and Westminster, 106 to 108.
Financial shares show no change, with the ex-
ception of an advance of 2a. 6d. in Credit Foncier,
viz., to 51 to 5 die. London Financial are quoted
191 tolBl die. International Financial, 11 to 11
dia. ; and General Credit, 11 to 11 dia

American securities and Atlantic Cable shares
are unaltered. The 6-20 Bonds are quoted 731 to
4. Erie Railway shares 40 to 4 ; Illinois Central,
79 to 4 ; Anglo-American Telegraph, 184 to 4 ;
and Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent. preference, 4,
to 4.
Petitions for the winding upof the 'V emit Steam
Coal Company (Limited) and the Plas-yu-mhowys
Coal, Cannel, and Ironstone Company (Limited),
are to be heard before Vice-Chancellor Malin' on
the 28th inst.

A first dividend of 2s. in the pound is now being
paid to the creditors of the General Trading Com-
pany (Limited).

HALF-PAST THREE o'Ci.ocx.
Consols are steady, at 941 to 4, ex div., for
money, and 944 to #, ex div., for the account.
About 90,0001. in gold has been sent into the
Bank.

At Paris this morning the Three per Cent.
Renter opened at 69fr. 30c., ex coupon, being
nearly e per cent. lower.
The steamer Douro, for the West Indies, will
take to-day only 4001. in specie. Advice. from
Sydney announce the sailing for London of the
Christiana Thompson, with 12,0001. in gold.
From the report of the directors of the Colonial
Company (Limited), to be presented at the general
meeting on the 20th inst., we extract the following:
It will be seen from the profit and loss &amount that the
result of the first year's operations of the company, after
defraying all current expenses, and making ample provi-
sion for bad and doubtful debts, amounts to 4:,231/.
Ba. 2d., being 151 per cent. per annum on 9N8,5304, the
average amount of capital actually paid up for the whole
year. From this has to be deducted the interest due to
vendor, on capital not called up on the 10,000 shares
allotted to them under contract, on which 5 per cent. is
payable, after a net profit has been earned of 10 per cent.
per annum on the capital actually paid up, 7,191 f. 15s. 3d.;
likewise the ad interim dividend of 3s. per share
declared In July, 1866, amounting to 5,5221. 17s. ;
and the second ad interim dividend of Is. per share de-
clared in January, 1867, amounting to 9,2041. 15s. ; leaving
a balance of 23,312/. Os. 11d. The directors recommend that
a further dividend of ss. per share be now declared, which
will amount to 9.2041. 154., leaving a balance or 14,1071.
ss. 11d. to be carried to profit and loss account for this
year. The total dividend thus declared being 13a. per
share, is equivalent to 8 per cent. per annum. The direc-
tors propose that the dividend for the year shall be free of
income tax.
Messrs. Thomson, Bonne, and Co. have an-
nounced the payment of the half-yearly dividend
due the Ist of July on the Peruvian Four-and-a-
Half per Cent. Loan of 1862 ; also on the Five per
Cent. Consolidated Peruvian Loan of 1865. The
fifth half-yearlyredemption at par of bonds amount-
ing to 275,9501. will be drawn on the Ist of July,
making the total amount of this loan redeemed
1,314,0601.

„
Messrs. J. H. Schroder and Co. have announced
the half-yearly dividend, duo the Ist of July, on
the first construction Bonds of the New Orleans,
Jackson, and Great Northern Railroad.

SATURDAY BRINING.
Consols, which closed yesterday at 90 to 1, ex
div., for the 10th of July, opened this morning
at 94; to 4, and, after declining to 941 to 1, closed
at 945, " buyers." For money the last price was
941 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced, and
New Three per Cents., were quoted at 1 o'clock
934 to 1. The official business report is as fol-
lows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941,
g, ex div. ; ditto, for account, 941, ex div. •
Three per Cents. Reduced, 9n, 1, ; New Three
per Cents., 93i, 1 ; Bank Stock, 253 ; India Stock,
shut ; ditto Five per Cent., 1094, 9,1, ex div. ;
ditto Five per Cent. " enfacel" rupee paper, 11:14/.
Indian government securities were quiet.
The March Exchequer Bills were dealt in at
245. to 2Gs. prem., and the June at 17s. to 21s.
prem.