The Express.
London, England, 1867-06-14 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL SHARE MARE=

UnaPoOL, Jets 13.—ilales to-day: Caledonian, 1141--Great
Eastern, 84 1 4 31 1431 1 4 I—Great Western, 471 I—Lanca-
shire and Yorkshire, 1201—Loudon and North Western, 1171 1
141 11 1 1 I—Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshbe,49
9—Metropolltan, 128 81 8 71—Midland, 1171 11—
orth Eastern (Berwick), 106-Bnuth Eastern, 70 6114 1 1 70 001
# 901 IQ I—Grand Trunk of Canada. 174—Great Luxembourg,
111 18 12 1-16 12—Queen insurance, 1 3-16 d —Mersey Steel anti
Iron Company, 5 d.,—Natlonal Steam Company, 17. d.,
lltittigeorga. Jong 13.—A good business was done at steady
prices , although the Stock Exchange closed at one o'clock.
District Bank, 171 p.—Ebbw Vale Company !Limited), 111 d.—
Great Itastern,ll4i 4 31—Great Luxembourg. 12—Great Northern
A, 1171-11. 8. Heywood and Company ( imite‘t, 6 d.—lan.
emigre and Yorkshire, 1294—London and Caledonian Marine In-
surance (Limited!, 41 u d.—London and North Western, 1171 }c.
I Lll.U.l4tri—Manchester, and County Bank (Limited). 21 c p.—
, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 491 1 9—Metropolltan,
1281 1 I—Midland, 1171 4—Ditto New Convertible £22 shares,
4 p.—North British, 35—&stith Eastern. el—Thames and Mersey
Marine Insurance (Limited, 31 p.—London and Mighton,o6l 116.
BIIMINGHAII, Jores IS Business done: Birmingham and
Midland Bank, at 148: IJoyd's Bank (Limited), at 71 prem.
Birmingham Alliance Life Insurance (Limited), at 1 dls. and
Manta's Met d 'Limited), at 3-16 dies Closing prices: Worcester
and Birmingham Canal, 101 to 11 ; Birmingham Banking COM-
piny !Limited% 11 to 11 prem.: Nottingham Joint Rock Bank
!Limited!, 11 Ills., buyers: Birmingham Financial (Limited), 11
to 11 11s.: Gloucester Wagon !Umited', 12/ to 12: and Metro-
politan Railway Carriage and Wagon (Limited), 91 to 10 per

ihare.

DEPUTATION TO THE HOME SECRETARY ON
THE "SUNDAY LECTURES BILL."-(THIS
DAY.)

This afternoon, at half-past 1, a very numerous
deputation waited upon the Secretary of State for the
Home Department, Mr. Gathorne Hardy, at the Home
Office, Whitehall, in opposition to the "Sunday Lectures
Bill," which is now before parliament. The deputation
was introduced by Mr. Kinnaird, M.P. Among thaw
present were Mr. Holden, M.P., Mr. G. Hardy,
M.P., Mr. Sheriff Lycett, Mr. It. C. L. Bevan,
Mr. Joseph Hoare, Sir Charles Fox, Mr. R. Baxter, Mr.
Beckett, Mr. Braithwaite, Rev. Sir Nicholas Chinnery,
Rev. Henry Howarth, Rev. Daniel Wilson, Rev. J. C.
Miller, D.D., Canon Champneys, Rev. Dr. Osborne,
Lieutenant-Colonel Gabb, Mr. Sydney Gedge, Commander
Knox, Captain Littlehides, Major Giberne, Mr. H. Curre
Tucker, Mr. Lord, &c.
Mr. KINNAIRD, M.P., in introducing the deputation,
stated th►t letters, regretting their inability to attend,
had been received from the Archbishop of Canterbury,
and the Bishops of Winchester, London, Norwich, and
Carlisle.

A memorial against the bill having been re►d,
Mr. HARDT said he would lay before his colleagues the
views which were expressed, and he had no doubt they
would receive their serious consideration. He was
not in • position to pledge his colleagues on
the subject, but personally his desire was that nothing
should he done to invalidate the keeping of Sunday as •
day of rest.

Captain Vivian proposes, on Friday next, to
call the attention of the house to • circular lately issued
from the War Department defining the duties of volun-
teers in cases of riot.

Yesterday evening the 167th anniversary of the
St. Clement Danes charity schools was celebrated by a
dinner at the Trafalgar Hotel, Greenwich, a large corn-
pany assembling under the presidency of Mr. G. P. Tux-
ford. It appears from the statements made by gentlemen
present who have visited them that, notwithstanding their
venerable antiquity, the school+ have fully kept pace with
the educational improvement, of modern times—a fact
which was illustrated by some excellent singing on the
part of a number of the children themselves. The anni-
versary has been accompanied with a liberal addition to
the funds.
THE PRINCESS ROYAL IN THE FRENCH ITOSPI-
TALs.—The Princes, Royal of Prussia is, like her royal
mother, very deeply interested in public charities. She has
accordingly availed herself of her stay in Paris to visit, in
company with Lady Cowley and without any suite, the
HOpital Lariboisiere—one of the best built and worst
ventilated in :aria. Under the guidance of the authori-
ties of the hospital, and of Sir Joseph 011iffe, who accom-
panied him, she minutely inspected this excellently
arranged cstlblishment. In the course of her visit, which
was made. says L'Union Mldirale, with touching simpli-
city, the Princess went to the bedside of several patients,
French and (lorrnan. and alnde to them in words full of
kindnasa.—Britidl Medical Journal,

INTAL Luoca will sing at
the Opera °exert to-morrow afternoon. This will be her
lot appearance at the Palacelthia MOM