The Sun.
London, England, 1867-06-05 00:00:00

MINING MARKET.

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
I,&utinued activity has prevailed in the market.
shares chiefly in request are Prince of Wales,
vos's' Chiverton, Chonta,
iar' and Devon Great C(
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eleat quotations :
Oh lert°ll Moor 4l 5
eliliotales Gold
D61,011,-krualgamate 41 4i
East 'lt Consols 410 420
nasset
s ?radon s}Ex 6
8 81
kaZalasell
(Irenriheal Grenville 2} 21
tire,t 4-4,axey ........ 171 181
14511 Wheal Vor... 17}18k

les, Buller, Seton, Great
)nsols. Annexed are the

Marks Talley
North Crofty
North Treskerby l4 1i
Prine,eof Wales 58s0d 60s 0
Providence Mines
West Chiverton
West Pr. of Wales... lOs 16s
West Seton
Wheal Basset 65 70
Wheal Chiverton 6l 64
Wheal Buller 2l 23
Wheal Seton l2O 125

, tiotITISII FUNDS—CLOSING PRICES.
. •,..talltENT FUNDS.
13Ifit_ titqM. Consols
94f i i
14. Account, Juno 6
931 4 31
Nevr . Reduced
2. ad
NB - Par Cent 931 4 3i i i 4
It 2
...._. 1;10. t Per Cent. Jan. 1894 _
44 • per Cent. Jan. 1873 li:tallies, 30 ys, expire sth Jan 1880
tio°. fGr, 30 yi:, expire sth April '18857
DMed Sea. Televaph), Anon 1908' '
oerh Bills, £l,OOO
£5OO
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441 °f England Stock. 5} per Cent
1 6,„.-11b/Ati GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
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1091 9 ad
po' 5A Per Cent. July, 1880
Do. ',Per Cent., Oct. 1888
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121`..:•
~uertificates
85
c• rinfaced Paper 4 per Cent
1041
D°• 5, Per Cent., Jan. 1872
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p ' '-li per Cent., May 1879
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8/....--;', 411 Bonds, 5 per Cent, 1859
6,44,, 5 per Cent —
66
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-I, o. 1863
b0.....0 5
Per Cent., 1865
75+ I 5
1, Account
75f-
)4-'O. £lOO Bonds
83
Tlen°B Ayres 6 per Cent
0 1-,',4. 2 per Cent. (Deferred 3 per Cent ) 38
"'„4,lttn per Pent
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Do. Do. 7 per Cent
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Scrip, £35 Pat
itcl.er New Consolidated, 1 per Cent —
DB4Ptian 7 per Cent
• Second Issue
u. 4100 Bonds
821 31
tol°' D°. 1864
851 4
0..£100
bo •,Bonds .
cree,c,evernnient Railway Debentures.s. 821
D-0‘ 5 Per Cents., 1824-5, ex Coupon
15f 161 151
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-- Per Cent 1865.
72
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Elicars 3 per Cent
171 17
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Do 6 °• 1861
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kon,.9videan C per Cent
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br A`l,eeeunt 7Ol 70
1:),- 1/ Per Cent., 1865
00 't Per Cent. (Uribarren)
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b Per Cent., 1862 1,
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sp4nese 3 per Ct., 1853,76, '7,'9,'60,'2,'3 88 71
1)0144, 5 per Cent., 1822, £ St bo A'l, Per Cent. 1850
tio ",1 Per Cont., 1860
.13 ", 113 r Cent., 1859' —
eo.ut t)er Cent., 1862 B7l
bo. `), Per Cent., 1861 B9/
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Do. stil 4 Per Cent. —
4. i per Cent. 1864
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paid MI ..... WMIIIII6III "'. Clip

Dividends on the above payable in London.
Austrian, n per Cent. Ex, 10 Florins
per cent., Ex. 25f.
Dutch z per Cent. Ex. 12 Guil.
Do. 4 per Cent. Certificates
French Rentes, 3 per Cent., Ex. 25f.
It!dim 3 per Cent. 1831, Ex. 25f 2si
Do. Account 5ll 21
THREE O't3LUCK.
Consols, 31foney 9l-?,
Dc. Account

THE TAILORS' STRIKE.

DELEGATE MEETING OF TIIE LONDON TRADES

A numerously-attended meeting of delegates from
the trade societies of London, convened by the Lon-
don Working Men's Association, was held last night
at the Sussex Hall, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street,
Mr. George Potter in the chair, for the purpose of
receiving a report from a deputation of the London
tailors as to the origin and present position of their
dispute with their employers, and to consider the
propriety of affording them pecuniary assistance.
Amongst the trades represented were the ship-
wrights, hatters, brass finishers, gas fitters, ship
riggers, plasterers, polishers, boot closers, gilders,
zinc workers, wire weavers, tin-plate workers, car-
penters and joiners, painters, bookbinders, masons,
compositors (by letter), &c.
The CHAIRMAN said the meeting had been called
at a few days' notice, and many of the societies who
would have sent delegates had not time to issue the
circulars. At the adjourned meeting he believed
there would not be a trade unrepresented, the ques-
tion not being simply the support of the tailors on
strike, but whether capital should be allowed to beat
down trades' unions. (Cheers.)
Messrs. Dnuirr and LAWRENCE, who attended as
the deputation from the Tailors' Society, then de-
tailed at length the causes which had led to the pre-
sent strike, and said while the men were willing to
submit the matters in dispute to arbitration, the
masters refused it. It was now with them not a
question of time or wages, but whether they could
crush the union of the men. The committee of
the masters were now going round to the
shops of those employers not on strike and inducing
them to discharge all those workmen who belonged
to the union. From this cause during Monday and
yesterday a considerable number of men had gone
on the funds of the union in addition to those al-
ready on strike. The committee had now to sup-
port nearly 3,000 men and women, and therefore
increased support from the trades was necessary.
(Cries of " It shall be given.")
Mr. IlowE, French polisher, moved the following
resolution :—" That this meeting of London trade
delegates, having heard the statements made by the
tailors' deputation as to the cause of the strike, mid
that the master tailors have not only refused the
offer of arbitration made by the men, but have avowed
their determination to, if possible, break up the union
of the men, hereby declare it to be the duty of every
trade society in the United Kingdom to render
prompt pecuniary assistance to the London Opera-
tive Tailors' Association, to enable it to defeat the
intention of the masters, and to continue that assist-
ance until the present struggle has terminated."
The speaker strongly urged the establishment of a
general labour league to resist the attacks of capital.
Mr. MICKESON (hatter) seconded the resolution.
He would pledge the support of his society to the
tailors.

Mr. Upsall (joiner), Mr. Brown (bookbinder),
Mr. Pearson (zinc worker), Mr. Bristow (mason),
Mr. Dowling ,(plasterer), Mr. APBride (book-
binder), Mr. Harris (joiner), and other delegates
supported the resolution, several of them stating
their societies had granted grants to the tailors.
These grants varied in amounts from £3 to £5O.
The resolution was adopted unanimously amidst
loud cheers, and the meeting was adjourned, each
delegate pledging himself to do his utmost in his
trade.

THE AIISrRIAN REICIISRATH.

VIENNA, Tuesday Evening.

In to-day's sitting of the Lower House of the
Reichsrath the debate upon the Address in reply to
the Speech from the Throne was resumed.
On the motion that the general debate should be
closed speeches were delivered by Herr Von Becke,
Minister of Finance, and Baron Von Boyd, Presi-
dent of the Ministry. The former justified the
administration of the finances under the circum-
stances in which the Government had been placed.
He pointed to the 'recently-improved position of the
country's finances and the increased receipts from
taxation throughout the empire, and announced that
the Government had received an offer of a loan of
six million of florins at 4 per cent. interest. He
assured the house that the principle of the unity of
the monarchy in the distribution of taxation would
be maintained.

Baron Von Beast appeared to the house to give a
fair judgment upon the position of the foreign re-
lations. He declared that Austria's influence and
credit abroad could only be regained by the decisive
settlement of the understanding with Hungary, and
by the introduction of a liberal system in the other
portions of the monarchy. He stated that the
Government did not reject the draft of the Address,
but warned the house not to mistrust Hungary,
adding that without the eonipromige which had been
arranged with that kingdom Austria would not
have taken part in the mediation in the Luxemburg
question. He strongly complained of the conduct
of the Slave population, whose hopes and aims, ho
said, could only be satisfiod by open and loyal
struggles in the Reichsrath, " The Government
and the Reicshrath," he added, " will attentively
but benevolently watch any agitation of the public
mind proceeding from the interior, but will strictly
and severely guard against all agitation from
abroad."

Baron Von Beust's speech was loudly cheered.
The debate on the paragraphs of the Address
will commence in this evening's sitting.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET—This Day.

The mulct opens with a steady tone. Sales
probably 10,000 or 12,000 bales.

MR. KUHE.—The annual morning concert of this
distinguished pianist is announced for Wednesday, the 12th
instant, and the published programme gives promise that
the entertainment will be one of the most attractive of the
season. The whole strength of Her Majesty's Theatre,
including such talents as those of Mdlle. Titiens, Mdlle.
Ilma de Murska, Signor Mongini, Mdlle. Signor Gardoni,
Mr. Smalley, and in fact all the principals of Mr. Maple-
son's company, is enlisted on behalf of Mr. Kuhe, the chief
conductors of the concert being Mr. Benedict and Signor
Arditi.
ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY:
—A fatal accident, which should serve as a caution to such
railway travellers as are in the habit of getting into car-
riages while trains are in motion, occurred at the Ealing
station of the Great Western Railway on Sunday evening
about half-past 9 o'clock. As the Reading up-train, which
left that town at half-past eight o'clock, was coming slowly
up to the platform at Ealing station, one of the passen-
gers, a respectable man, about 30 years of ago, being evi-
dently over-anxious to obtain his seat, attempted to catch
hold of ono of the carriage handles. Ho missed his footing
and fell beneath the train, ono of the carriage wheels pass-
ing over his neck and killing him instantaneously. The
train was at once stopped, and eo quickly that the second
wheel did not pass over the deceased. The carriages wero
then disconnected, and the body removed to the Feathers
Inn, to await the inquest. The poor fellow was accom-
panied to the statics by a young woman, who, on witness-
ing the fearful occurrence, was so overcome that she
fainted. It is said that the deceasel held a position in a
firm in Drury-lane, and is understood to have left a wife
and child.
CRYSTAL PALACE.—The display of fireworks and
illumination of fountains postponed until Saturday, in
consequence of the wind and rain to-day. The Opera con-
cert will also take place as announced.
FERVACQUES AND THE NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE.
—Considerable discussion has arisen as to whether Fer-
vacques has incurred a penalty for the•Nortbumberland
Plate by winning the Grand Prize of Paris. We are in a
position to state that he has not incurred a penalty.
ACCIDENT TO J. GRDISHAW.—This celebrated
jockey, on whom the fickle goddess Fortune now frowns,
while driving in a trap at Lambourne, on Saturday, was
thrown out and broke his leg a little above the ankle
He is, however, we are glad to learn, progressing f avour-
ably.'

Bristol
Mid t.

and Exeter 4 per cent stock, 841
onsolidated, 0 per cent. stock,
,to, Bristol and Birm., 6 per cent.,
to, 41 per ocnt. rd., 94
I'REFERENCE SNARES AND STOCKS.
Midland A and A £3 p o, 104;
LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS.
Lancaster and Carlisle, 203
roux' GS RAILWAYS.
Bahia and San Francisco, li.n., gum 7 per cent., 131
Dutch Rhenish, 2 1
Great. Luxembourg, 2
Namur and Liege, gua. 6 per cent. pt., 191
Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidin), 31
Sambre and Meuse, n
San Paulo, lira., gua. 6 per cent., 17k

FOREIGN MINKS.
Anglo •Arazilian Gold, limited, 14
Choate.les Gold and Silver Mining, 4}
Dun redro, North Del Rey, 34 4 pm
P rontino Gold,
St. John del Rey, lim., 62
Yudantmutana of South Australia, lim., 14

DOCKS.
London and St. Katharine, 89
BAN K&

Agra, lint., A, 3
Alliance, lint., IS
Anglo-Austrian, 71 8
Anglo Egyptian, llm., 14
Australasia, 66
Bank of Otago, Jim., 61
Chartered filer. of India, London, and China, 341
Consolidatqd, lint., 5 3
imperial Ottoman, Inn., 101
Land Mortgage Bank of India, 11m.. 2}
London B,tuk of Mexico and S. America, 1tm.,10
London Chartered tanx of Australia, 251
London and County, 6/
Ditto, new, 25i
London and estininster. 108 i 7 9
National l'royincial of Enaland.,l—
id and 3d issue, 421
Oriental Bank Corporation, 411 -
South Australia, '25 afi
Union of Loudon, 46

MISCELLANNUOB.
Anglo-American Telegraph, ISI
Atl4ntic Telegraph, 51
Berlin Water Works, inn., 121
City of Moscow Gas, inn., lrt
City offices, Inn., 6
Credit tooncier of England. 11m., 4
Crystal Palace. 261
East India Irrigation and Canal, 13
Ebbw Vale, 14 4
Fore-street Warehouse, lim., 121 13
Gen. Credit and Discount, lim.,
Iludson's Bay, 161
Imperial Land Company of Marseilles, 11w., 11 11
International Financial society, lim..
London Financial Association. lim.. 126 13
London tieneralOmulbus Company, lim. 3
lildras Irrigation and Canal (guaranteed; 5 per cent. by In
dian Government), 191
National Discount 1 ompany, 13k 11
Nerbtvida Coal and Iron. Urn., 6 I
New Consolidated Discount. lint., 21
New Quebrads, 11
Peniusula and Oriental steam, 511
Royal Msil Steam, 91k
Submarine Telegraph, 72
Teleiiiiratpoh, IC6 ionruc. and Ilainten., 11m.,
Viceroy of Bgypt, Mortgage Loan, 721 3