The Express.
London, England, 1868-06-08 00:00:00

EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE P, 1868

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friend.; or TVIIINTPII, (.I[a brother, hot wa al poor
as hiaukelt. Ho had nobody to whom he could look tar
asobtonee.

Aldermen Owden advioed him to go to the workhotvie
where he would be kindly trested. and they would let him
out for a few hours a day to wok employment.
The prisoner said he wea• very much obitged to his
worship, lout he amid not accept him kind offer.
Aldeiman Owdeu expressed regret, sod again remanded
him.

CLERRENWELL

WIRAZT OUTRAGE AND DICPRIAMIVIT WITSOO7 A TM.

Made, Trey., a labourer, aged 17, wee chscr-il with a..
wilting Richard Watchorn, an omnibus conductor, badge
3,55, at Horasey-road.
It appeared that last night the complainant saw the de-
fendant and a number of other lads pulling about an
orange woman and they knocked her down. He remon-
strated with them, when he was abused by the whole of
the gang. The defendant knocked him down twice, and
was proceed ing to other acts of violence when Police-con-
stabre Dalton, Y Reserve, came up and took the defend-
ant into custody.
Mr. Manafleld aenteneed the defendant to one montlia
hard labour in the House of Correction.

LATEST FOREIGN INTELLKIENCR.

(surnsit's Trcirmagis
ArSTRIA.

VIENNA. Irma S.

The Lower 1401 UP of the Reicharath to-day
passed. by a large majority, the proposal of the
minority of the Mnanee Einh-Committoe to pass
to the order of the day over the bill for the imposi-
tion of a property-tax. The house Mao pswd,
without debate, the bill for the increase of the tax
payable upon prizes in the state lotteries to 20 per
cent., and upon prizes in private lotteries to 13
per cent.

RAILWAY, MINING, AND OTHER
SHARE&-(THIS DAY.)
(Closing prices to 1 piszn.cluminics
COLONIAL 00VERNIMiT
Canada Oovernment, 6 per cent., Jan. and July, lin to
1884, 107 61.
New South Wales Government, 5 per cent., 16811 to
1898, January and Judy, 994, 4.
New Zeeland. 6 per cent., 9'84,
Do., 5 per cent., Jan., April, July, and Oct., 38L i.
Nova Scotia Government, 6 per cent., IBM, 106.
Queensland, G per cent., 1891, Jan. and July, 1 10.
Tirnoria Government, 6 per cent., April and Octoo9L ber,
1113, 12.
ORDINARY SILLILY'S AND STOCKS.
Caledonian. 734.
Ccemmall, 3.
Grant RaMern, 38, R.
GrearNoethein & (A. receives no dividend until 6 per
cent. has been paid to B), 971. .
0111111 i Weetern„ °signal, BM.
London. Brighton. and South Coast, 534, 3.
London, Chatham, and Dover. 205. i•
London and North Western, list 1.
Metropolitan. 110 t.
Midland. 107 L 4.1.
North British, 631.
North Eastern—Berwick, 104.
North Staffordshire, 374.

PREFERENCE SHARES.
Great Northern, 6 per cent., rodoetnattle at TO per cent.
prem., 1084.
PREFERENCE SHARES AND STOCKS.
London, Brighton, &e., 41 per cent., 1661, 92.

BRITIBE POSSESSIONS.
Enid Indian Guarenteed 5 per cent., 112, 11i.
Do., L shares. 12.
Great Indian Peninsular glut. 5 per cant., 111,
'Snide, gun. 6 per cent., stock, 104, 3t.
Do., Daihy stock, 105},
Do., do. (2/. paid), 21.
FOREIGN RAILWAYS.
Antwerp and Rotterdam. 101, 11,
Dunaburg and Witepak (Lim.), 504.
Great Luxembourg, 13, 1.
Sambre and Meuse. 7f, S.
South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian. 15. h.

FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS.
Great Luxembourg, 6 per cent., 181.
Orel Vitebek, guar. by Rumiau goverumerit, 5 per cent.,
801, j, 80.

COLONIAL AND FOREIGN MINES.
Anglo-Brazilisn Gold (Limited), t.
Cape Copper (Limited), 134.
Chontalca Gold and Silver Mining (Limited), 2.
Don Pedro, Worth del Rev, 2 6-16 pm.
Scottish Australian (Limitod), 1 1-18 id.

JOINT STOCK BANKS.
Alliance (Limited), 15.
Chartered of India, Australia, and China, 164.
Chartered Mercantile of India, London, and China, 294.
Colonial 34. 8.
London and Counq., 528.
Do., New. bawd at 20 rem., IV. paid, 344.
London Joint Stock, 30. 4
National Provincial of England. 2nd and 3rd issue, 394.
Oriental Bank Corporation, 43, ?.f.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Atlantic Telegraph. 614.
Credit Ponder of Ensirand (Limited). 3i. j.
Credit Fonder of Mauritius (Limited), 64, 4
literplian 9 per cent. Viceroy, guar. by Egyptian govern-
ment,. 68$, 4,ys•
Electric snit International Telegraph. 168.
General Credit and Discount (Limited), 511.
H 1148011•11 Bay, 161, 4, 1.
Internatinnnl Financial Society (Limited), 34.1
Italian Irrigation (Canal Calmar). 2s.
London Finanfial Aranriation (Limited), A.
London General Omnibus Company (Limited), 24.
Peel River Land and Mineral (Limited), 33.
Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 674,
Unburned Marine Insurance (Limited)), 6.
Viceroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan),4:.

PRICES OP BUTTER AT CORE MARKET.—(Tars
Dar.)—(Br Tammozarn.)—Ordinary, no change; 1,630
firkins received, mild cared, 106, 102, 98, 220 firkins.
INDLA, CHINA, AND AufrrsamAzir MAu.s.—
ALEXLNDIIay JIINII 7.—The Tanjore left at 1 p.m., and
the Maass/lie at 3.30 p.m. yesterday. The former may be
expected at Marseilles on the 12th, and the latter at South-
ampton about the 19th inst.
ARCHDEACON DENISON AND THE IRISH CHURCH
Cfmarrion.—Archdescon Denison addressed a church
and state meeting at Taunton, on Saturday. He spoke
of disestablishment es " a sin," and refused to make
any distinction between the Irish Church and the
Church of England. He affirmed that the United
Church of England and Ireland was " a divine
trust," and as such ought not to be given up. If,
said he, they took it away, " they would dishonour
Christ, and make the government of the country a
Godless Government." The venerable Archdeacon
declared further, that Mr. Gladstone was now work-
ing the greatest mischief which was ever worked
to this country, and we are told that this statement
was loudly cheered by the church and stabs men of
filomersetahire. The belligerent church functionary pro-
oeeded to talk of " revolution," and deliberately stated
that unless churchmen were up and doing "the chances
would be that many of them would have to fight with the
sword before this matter was done with."—MaseAsster
Guardian. _ _ _

A iaCw.r. trade has recently become popular in the
marketing streets of the metropolis. A class of iadi-
vidnals bare sprung up as it were by magic; these take
their stand opposte the shops of drapers in common
neighbourhoods, and aka for sale the patterns of various
description' of ladiee' and children's clothing cut out in
timue-paper. The Dulness appears a thriving one, and it
is moreover an occupation that seems to offer a boon to
the humbler classes, many of whom have been compelled
to put out their work, in consequence of being ignorant
how to cut out their materials.—Stationer.

ACCIDENT TO THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON.—On
Saturday the Duke of Wellington, whilst out riding • I
Strathfleldsaye, was, through his horse stumbling, thrown,
and fell heavily on his head. For several minutes the
duke was insensible. On being taken to the mansion in
a helpless condition the duchess was greatly alarmed. The
duchess instantly sent express to London to Mr. Prescott
Hewett for his professional services. Happily the duke
has not sustained any serious injury, but is *evenly bruised
on the head, jest above his left temple. Yesterday morn-
ing he was considered going on favourably, and we believe
Mr. Hewett left for town, as he considered there was no
danger.—Feet.
" THE Saunas" OP Movrr LENANON.—Mr.
Henry Vincent gives some interesting pa•rWnlars, of a
visit ke reeentl made to the met called "Shakers,' who
inhabit • spot on the slope of Mount
Lebanon, in the state of New York. The Shaker com-
munities are divided into families. Within sight of each
other at Mount Lebanon are three of these families—
North Family, Church Family, and South Family. The
first numbers sixty brethren and sisters ; the second 120.
In the New Lebanon Society there are altogether eight of
these families—in all 600 brethren and sisters. This New
Lebanon Society owns 6,000 acres of land, which is ad-
mirably cultivated. Throughout the Union there are
eighteen flouridiing societies, sacredly living • celibate
life, and enjoying • perfect community of worldly goods.
Respecting the community at Mount Lebanon, Mr. Vin-
cent says the brethren and eiders at North Family occupy
three neat and substantial houses. There is no restraint
ether than the restraint of good breeding end true Chris-
tian propriety. Brethren and deters occupy the same
houses--the sleeping accommodation being at
parts of the dweffings. They rise at half-past 4 0=11:
the morning, breakfast at 6, dinner at noon, sapper at 6
in the evening, and retire to rest about 10. At meals the
women occupy one end of the table, the MR the
other. Before meals they all kneel down, and
offer thanks and prayers in edema silence. Mr.
Vincent describes a religious service which he at-
tended. After exhortations from one of the brethren and
one of the sisters, a line was formed in the centre of the
room, three brothers and three sisters standing face
to face. The remainder formed in a circle round the
room. The brethren and sisters in the centre of the
room rang 'hymns, while the rest moved round
them in a kind of dance, moving their open hands as
though waiting to catch a blessing. All was gravely per-
formed, with an evident profound sense of awe. On
Sunday this worship was repeated, with the addition of a
more lively spiritual song and dance. Mr. Vincent says
that in case of any dispute or misundendanding
amongst the members of the community he was told that
they "adopted the Christian plan." first speaking to the
offending brother or sister alone ; nod if that failed to
remove the ground of misunderstanding. the grievance was
told to the church. The writer also speaks highly of the
morel character of these strange people.
Bot-rum/I-mit, JuziE B.—The North German
Lloyd steamer Hansa from New York passed the Needle
at 10.21 a.m. to-day.

MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

ONE O'CLOCK.

The amount of business in the Stock Exchange
to-dsy is large, but prices show rather less
11111111 PM, the recent important advance
in many securities having induced realisa-
tions. Consols opened at the closing quo-
tetions of Saturday. but have since declined 1 per
cent. Some of the railway shares have receded,
while others have improved. In the foreign
stock market the principal feature is a de-
mand for Turkish securities, owing to the
satisfactory tenor of the advioes from Constanti-
nople. The Indian Four per Cent. Stock has ad-
vanced. Colonial government debentures; have been
bought for investment, and exhibit an upward ten-
dency.
The demand for money is very moderate, and
choice bills are taken at I; to 1# per cent.
Short loans are offered in the Stock Exchange at
1 per cent.
Consols are quoted 95 to 4, ex div., for money,
951 to 1, ex div., for the account (July). and the
Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per
Cents., 93 to 1.
As regards railway stocks, Caledonian and Lon-
don and Nortli:Webitern have improved Ito per
cent., while Brighton and London, Chatham, and
Dover have declined 4. Annexed are the Fricke:—
Caledonian, 75; to 1 ; London and North
Western, 1161 to 1 ; Great Western. 531
to 54; Midland, 1071 to ; London and
South Western, 92 to 94 ; Brighton,
53 to ; ; South Eastern, 761 to 1, ex deb. ; Metro-
politan, 1101 to ; Great Northern, 103 to ;
ditto A, 97; to ; London, Chatham, and Dover,
201 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 129; to ;
York and North Midland, 94 to 3 ; Berwick, 103;
to ; North British, 334 to 34 ; and Great Eastern,
351 to 36.
Foreign stocks aro in demand, and with the
exception of a decline of 1 per cent, in Brazilian
of 1865--b ir., to 77; to 4, the changes in
prices are favourable. Chilian of 1867 are
quoted 951 to 96 ; Egyptian of 1864, 82 to 83,
showing a rise of 1 per cent. ; Italian of 1861, 52;
to 1 ; Mexican, 16; to 3 ; Peruvian of
1865, 871 to 88 ; Russian of 1866, SRI
to 89 ; Orel, 804 to 1, being i better ;
Spanish of 1867, 341 to ; Turkish of 18511, 63 to
64, a rise of 1; ditto of 1862. 65 to 66, an ad-
vance of 1 ; and ditto of 186,1, 381 to 1, an im-
provement of 1.
Indian Securities are firm. The Four per Cent.
Stock is in request, and 3 per oent. higher, at 105
to 4. The Bonds are quoted 275. to 325. prem.,
showing a rise of 4e. ; the Five per Cents., 1141
to ; and the Debentures, 103 to 4. Bank Stock,
247 to 249 ; and Exchequer Bills, 12s. to 16e.
prem.

Bank flares are steady-. Union of London, 341
to 35; ; London and County, 521 to ; London
and Westminster, 711 to 1; Angio-Austrian, 51 to
1 preen. ; London and Brazilian, 30 to 25 dia. ;
Imperial Ottoman, 11 to 11 prem. ; and Consoli-
dated, 1 to; prem.
In the market for miscellaneous shares, Hudson's
Bay are 5a better, at 16; to 17. National
Discount, 6to prent; General Credit, 21 to
21 dis ; Credit Fonder, 31 to per share;
International Financial, 11 to 11 die. ; London, 22
to 20 dia; Egyptian Trading, 5 to 41 dis.; Tele-
graph Construction, 141 to t ; Atlantic Telegraph
Eight per Cent. Preference, 5 to 1; and Anglo-
American, 221 to 1.
Transaction to a fair extent have occurred in
American securities. The 5-20 bonds are at 73 to 1.
Erie Railway shares, 45/ to 461; Illinois Central,
99; to 1001, being per cent. better ; Atlantic and
Great Western debentures, 281 to 291, showing a
rise of 1; and the Consolidated Mortgage Bonds,
32t to 331.

The liquidators of the General Exchange Bank
(Limited) have issued a long report with respect to
the manner in which the winding-up has been con-
ducted during the year ending April 30,1868. The
liabilities, which, at the date of the stoppage,
stood at 251,6311., have since been reduced to
84,8011. The liquidators have instituted a suit
in Chancery against the directors for the re-
covery of 14,0001., paid on the transfer of the
business of the Estates Bank. The assets, which
are deemed sufficient to pay off the liabilities with-
out making any further call upon the shareholders,
will allow the payment at once of a second divi-
dend of 3s. in the pound.

HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK.
Console are rather dull, at the above mentioned
prices.

Home railway stocks are offered, and a decline
of to per cent. ham taken place in Midland,
Brighton, Month Eastern, and London, Chatham,
and Dover.

With respect to foreign bonds, Italian of 1861
and Turkish of 1865 are i to I lower.

FOUR O'CLOCK,

The English funds are inquired for, and have
risen 1 per cent., the present prices being 941 to
1, for money, and 941 to 1, for the account.
The market for railway stocks is steady. Cale-
donian, 731 to 1; Metropolitan, 1101 to 1; Brigh-
ton, 621 to 1 ; South Eastern, 761 to 1; Midland,
1071 to 1; London and North Western, 1161 to / ;
Landushire and Yorkshire, 1291 to 130; and Great
Western, 531 to HI.
Foreign stocks are without any special move-
ment. Italian of 1881, 521 to 1; Orel Vitebsk, 80
to 1; Nicholai, 64/ to 661; New Spanish, 38/ to
; and Turkish of 1866, 381 to 1.
About 23,000 sovereigns have been withdrawn
from the Bank for BrasiL

At Paris to-day the Three per Card. Relates
opened at 70fr. 75e. for the amount, being se.
lower.

In pursuance of a resolution panted st a special
general meeting of the North London Railway
Company on the 23rd of April, the directors lure
created and are now offering to the shareholders at
par, 80,000 ordinaryaharesof 101. each. Theletter of
acceptance is to be signed and returned by the
10th inst. A deposit of 21. per share is payable
on the let of July.