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London, England, 1861-06-05 00:00:00

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enter- offer to deliver them up, the offer shall be accepted, DIONEY MARKET AND CITY NEWS.
worth and the vessel left at liberty to pursue its voyage, •
Tward unless the quantity of contraband goods shall be CITY, Two O'CLOCK.
-, only greater than can be conveniently received on board The Money Market remains in a steady position,
th the your vessel, in which case the neutral vessel ma
Jack- be carried into port for the delivery of the contra-
y but it is thought that the continued exportation of
bridge baud goods.
cilling "The following articles are declared by this Go- gold to America may, unless it should speedily sub-
side, induce capitalits to restrict their operations,
is shot vernment contraband of war, as well as all roughothers and to enforce higher rates for the business they
that
are so declared by the laws of nations, viz.:- negotiate. During the present week a considerable ,
north, "All arms and implements, serving for the pur- amount will be forwarded to New York, and as ,
yes SO pose of war by land or sea, such as cannons, mor-
hreat- affairs in America continue very disturbed, it is im- '
tars, guns, muskets, rifles, pistols, petards,
head bombs,
grenades, balls, shot, shells, pikes, swords, bayonets, possible to form any reliable estimate as to the
for 10 Javelins, lances, horse furniture, holstets, belts, and extent to which these shipments of specie may yet
Adju- generally all other implements of war. be conducted. The impending negotiation of a
,yle, to "Also, timber for ship-building, pitch, tar, resin, new loan for India, amounting to £4,000,000, also
corn- copper in sheets, sails, hemp, cordage, and gene- induces the opinion that the market for the present
ion of rally whatever may serve directly to the equipment
t Col. of vessels, wrought. iron and planks only excepted. at least will show very little tendency towards im- ,
The E
" Neutral vessels conveying enemies despatches Provement.
ng the or military persons in the service of the enemy for- A further sum of £64,000 in gold was sent into E
boat, feit their neutral character and are liable to capture the Bank of England yesterday, but 130,000 sove- :
boa', and condemnation ; but this rule does not apply to reigns were withdrawn for America. a
) body neutral vessels bearing despatches from the public The Foreign Exchanges yesterday afternoon ex- s
mains, Ministers or Ambassadors of the enemy residing in
After neutral countries. hibited a slight advance in the rates on Amster-
taken. "By the command of President of the Confede- dam, Rotterdam, Hamburg, and Paris,' but the s
His rate States. quotations on Vienna and Trieste were rather ss
ere no "ROBERT TOOMBS, Secretary of State." lower. s
s
)cupa- " FORM OF BOND. Gold is now about four-tenths per cent. cheaper s
a just "Know all men by these presents,-That we
have (Note 1)-, are bound to the Confederate States of in Paris and Hamburg than in London. s
which left to-day for the Cape s
Dance, America in the full sum of (Note 2) - thousand The steamer Dane, 8
mists. dollars, to the payment whereof, well and truly to
of Good Hope took £50,000 in specie s.
hirers be made, we bind ourselves, our heirs, executors, Increased activity prevailed in the Liverpool :
lr the and administrators, jointly and severally, by these Cotton Market yesterday, and prices tended up-
Dissent presents.
wards. The sales amounted to fully 15,000 bales. s
will .
"The condition of this obligation is such, that At the meeting of the African Steam Ship Com-
a to- whereas application has been made to the said Con-
Navy- federate States of America for the grant of a corn- pang to-day, a dividend of 7s. per share, being at
s
iident mission or letter-of-marque and general reprisals, the rate of 7 per cent. per annum, was declared. (,
e last authorising to - (Note 3) or vessel called the -, A further decline of - per cent. has taken place 8
sefore to act as a private armed vessel in the service of the in the Market for Public Securities to-day, in con-
fo his Confederate States on the high seas, against the sequence of continued sales on speculative account.
New United States of America, its ships and vessels, and
rd, at those of its citizens, during the pendency of the war The impending loan for In dia, and the renewed efflux
to be now existing between the said Confederate States of sovereigns to America have exercised a very s
o em- and the said United States. unfavourable influence on the tendency of values. s
rtrait 'Now, if the owners, officers, and crews who Consols are 90 to 90k without dir. ; for transfer, :
orth's shall be employed on board of said vessel when corn- 91-1 1 with div., for to-morrow, and 91i 92 fur July.
Vavy- missioned shall observe the laws of the Confederate The New Threes and the Reduced are heavy at :
raped States, and the instructions which shall be given 891 k ; Bank Stock remains at 232, and Exche-
wars. them according to law for the regulation of their ' ' g
If the conduct, and shall satisfy all damages and injuries quer Bills are firm at Cs. to 2s. din.; but India a
ids of 'which shall be done or committed contrary to the 5 per Cents. have declined to 97/1. 8
uring tenour thereof by such vessels during her commis- A moderate amount of business is recorded in li
giber. Rion, and shall deliver up the said commission when Foreign Securities, but prices show no important fr
if his revoked by the President of the Confederate States, change. Turkish 6 per Cents. are flat, at 70f
then this obligation shall be void, but otherwise
shall remain in full force and effect. 1/ ; ditto, 1858, 551 56. Spanish are steady at 514,
mroe,
If the
" Signed, sealed, and delivered in presence of -, and Russian 3 per Cents. at 62 ; ditto 4/ per Cents. 8 s
on this - day of -. are flat at 91/ 4; and Brazilian 41 per Cents. at :
olina,
" C. D.
h had " A. B. } Witnesses.
87/. Dutch are firm at 64.
• The transactions in the Railway Share Market g
)lock- " Note 1. This blank must be filled with the name have not been extensive, but owing to a few ape- a
fhcult of the commander for the time being, and the
owners, and at least two responsible sureties not in- culative sales and the downward movement in the s
terested in the vessel. value of Consols, prices have in most instances
?cake " Note 2. This blank must be filled with a ' five' exhibited a further decline. Eastern Counties,
laden if the vessel be provided with only 150 men, or a Great Northern, Great Western, and South- si
f for less number ; if with more than that number the Eastern have receded ss. ; and Lancashire and 81
ler, of blank must be filled with a `ten .' TorkshireAMidland, North-Eastern (Berwick), and
it is " Note 3. This blank must be filled up with the
character of the vessel-' ship,' brig," schooner,' North-Eastern (York), 10s. 1;
rday. 'steamer,' &c." In the Foreign and Colonial Markets there has 81
been The British ship Albion, bound to Baltimore, been very little activity, and prices are nominally 81
1 with 800 tons of railroad iron, had gone ashore near unaltered. East Indian and Scin des, however, are
vhich Cape Henry, and would be a total loss, with the a shade flatter.
wall's exception of about 40 tons of iron. The Virginians Joint Stock Bank and Miscellaneous Shares
having removed the Cape Henry light, and build a barely support former prices. English, Scottish, si
shot, i fire on the beach some half a mile away, deceived and Australian Chartered have declined ss. ; Lon- si
o 1
id 45 the captain, causing the disaster. don and Westminster 55.; and Crystal Palace Stock si
lich I
Southern advices confirm the report of large ar- ss. -
nly
r five rivals of arms from abroad. These were shipped ----•--
a. I from Europe early in April, consisting of over BRITISH FUNDS-ONE O'CLOCK.
ie to Bank Stock
200,000 muskets and rifles, and ample supplies of 3 per Cent. educed Annuities 232 -
t the 891 1 S
d, 13 powder, percussion caps, and machines for making 3 per Cent. tonsels Annuities clOl 90 a d -
lank. the latter. New 3 per Cent. Annuities
.. •• ••,•.• ---
891 1
India Stock
seve- The following telegrams show that disorder con- Ditto 5 per Cent
ship. tinned to exist in Newfoundland :- Litto Debentures, 1858 - s 1
anon Ditto, 1859
" PICTON, N.S., MAY 22. Consols for Account, June 6
nage " Further riots have occurred at Harbour Grace, Exchequer Bills, £l,OOO, 2d 2 din
Newfoundland, but were quelled by the troops Ditto £5OO 2 die
artists Without loss of life. Some prisoners were taken." Ditto Small
sta- " BOSTON, MAY 24. FOREIGN FUNDS-ONE O'CLOCK s
" Brazilian S e
Accounts from Newfoundland to May 16, state Ditto 41 perr Cent. .. -- s
,ocksCent,, 1860 B7l s
',OOO that order had not been restored. The war steamer Russian 5 per Cent. 1822, £St •• - s
issis- ' Hydra has been despatched in haste from Halifax Ditto 4,1 s per Cent.
Ditto 3 per Cent. 1859
with a second detachment of troops. The house B
the Sp mish 3 per Cent. - s
and stables of the leader of the Government, the 51 I
Ditto Account
treat lion. Mr. Hoyle, had been set on fire and destroyed Ditto Passive
land by the mob." Turkish 6 per Cent - 8
tem- -- Ditto New Loan
6'
Ittio 3
GALWAY, JUNE 5. Ditto Account
abed The Atlantic Royal Mail Company's steamer ,Dividends on the above payable in London. g
Butch 21 per Cent., Exchange 12 Gull 64 s
erry Adriatic sailed to-day at 7 a.m., for St. John's and TWO O'CLOCK.
Jon- New York, with 230 passengers, of whom 70 are Consols, Money 9O lex div.
s
Ditto Account 91,; 1
cabin, a full cargo, and the latest telegrams. Ditto July Settlement 9ll '2
lan. - 8
ated
THE NA Pl'. SPEECH DAY AT ETON. d
s
sops
4 -
4-- 8
Drry The flagship Revenge, accompanied by the Abou- The 4th of June, since the discontinuance of
nen, kir, the Centurion, and the Conqueror, now in Ply- Montem, has become the most important day of the
heir mouth for
heir mouth Sound, will, it is said, sail to-morrow calendar, and notwithstanding the threaten- i
Gibraltar.Eton
arts,
Captain Picquard, of the French Imperial Navy, ing aspect of the weather, there was a greater
are
attendance of the nobility and gentry on this occa-
sion than has been witnessed on any previous year. ,
ifle, is now inspecting the ships belonging to the steam The speeches were delivered as usual in the Upper E
000
life. ordinary at Plymouth, he being allowed to examine Schoolroom, commencing at 12 o'clock, where a !
tly, one ship attached to each of the three divisions. brilliant array of aristocracy had assembled, who ;
ens Yesterday morning, about 300 '
seamen belonging were accommodated on a raised platform at the end E
de- m ri ge, 74, Captain Arthur
to the gunnery-ship Ca b'd '
The W. Jerningham, were inspected by Major-General the provost; the Rev. Thos. Carter, vice-provost ;
of the room. At this hour the Rev. Dr.. Hawtrey,
are
lby the Rev. Dr. Goodford, head master of the Upper
Hutchinson, who expressed his highest satisfaction School ; the Rev. Wm. Carter, head master of the
oad 'With their efficiency. Lower School ; together with several masters aid
Ise, The Bombay, 80, line-of-battle screw steamer assistant masters of the college, took their seats in
ary alongside the sheer-hulk Chat-
has been placed in the front of the company, and the speeches com-
menced in the following order :-
aut- ham harbour, to take on board her machinery and
to boilers, after which she will proceed down to Long 1. Hope Johnstone....Diomedes ... Virgilius:
Southey.
ell- 2 Boughey, ma
Icilius .. Macaulay.
the Reach to be fitted for the third division of the steam 3. Byron, ma
} Sophocles.
ion reserve. The Bombay is to be supplied with one ' 1 Jenkyns, ma
~: I Daman, ma., K.S Ticird_eispivass.
and 100-pounder Armstrong pivot gun, and two 40- 5. Bosanquet Bishop of Carlisle.. Shakspere.
nd, pounders. S Austen-Leigh, K. S Moses ......
The troopships Chersonese and Powerful having n
( Lord Bongdon.... Sir 0. Surface
)st• been paid out of the Government service, left 6. I, Danford,
.ma., K.S. Charles Surface Sheridan.
in.
7. f Well)), King John 1 Shakspere.
as Woolwich on Monday for the Victoria Docks ; and 1 Cameron, K.S. ....Hubert
$. Austen-Leigh,K.S .
)r's
e-Y- the Adelaide, in the same service, having also been 9. Arbuthnot, max.... Charalois Massinger.
, ir- paid off, sailed from Woolwich yesterday, and went 10. fCameron, K.S. ....Pyrgopolinices 1 Plautus.
1 Churten, K.S......Artotrogus )
lio up the river to undergo some slight repairs. ii. - Homer... C. J. Fox.
ey The following vessels have been chartered by the Mr. Carington, ma..M. Jacques • .
art 12. Fremantle Harpagon ..
fie Council of India for the conveyance of troops or Puller ma Valero
stores to the stations named :-The Mahratta, 773 13. Cobbold, K.S. ..... Duke of Clarence .. I 31Sh°alkierEpeere.
tons, for Calcutta; the Wellington, 535 tons, for 14. Lordßori ngdon....Max. Piccolomini.. Schiller.
th Madras ; the Malakoff, 1,104 tons, and the Edwin
toThe principal speakers were Nos. 6, 10, 11, and 121
835 a-
pl ' though all came in for their share of well-merited
Fox, tons, for Bombay ; the Conqueror, 543
ry apause.
tons, for Ceylon ; and the screw steamer Dane, 500 Soon after one o'clock four companies of the
ue
tons, for St. Helena and the Cape. Etonian Volunteers mustered in the Quadrangle,
The following aFpointments were made yester-
under the command of Captain Mitchell, and from
SD day at the Admiralty :-Captain the Hon. A. A.
thence marched to the playing-fields, preceded by
the drums and fifesof the 3d battalion of Grenadier
Cochrane, additional, to the Fisgard, for service in
he Guards, where they were inspected by Lord Elcho.
the Warrior ; George J. Hodges, master in cora-
ho Atter marehiug past and performing a variety of
he man, to the Industry; Francis J. Pitt, sub-lieut., interesting evolutions, which occupied about an
te, to the Immortatite ; E. F. Jeffreys, naval cadet, to hour, they formed into close columns, and, in a
to lengthened address by Lord Elcho, were highly
he the Diadem ; Charles L. Cunningham, acting
ill assist.-surgeon, to the Steady ; William Collier, complimented on their efficiency in their various
_ movements. After g
Quadivingrangle, where th several heart cheers
were cheers,
k ; first-class assist.-engineer, to the Cumberland, for they returned to the
te charge of the machinery of the Julia; Septimus dismissed.
.......5....._„„.__,,..---,-s.._.s.
at Chan.tler, acting second class assist.-engineer, to . t _
to the Asia, for service in the Sprightly; George K. THE WEATHER. 1
• 1
In Whitehead, master-assist., to the Ariadne ; and
it METEOROLOGICAL REPORTS.
'William Noble, assist.-paymaster-in-charge, to the
rs i-______________
d Industry. This Day,
l,etween 8 and B. E• 31. D• F. C. L B.
te TEE ARMY. 9 a.m. _ - - __
-_ ._
I Nairn 30.03 53 52 IV. 1 2b. 1
d -4 Aberdeen .... 30.64 54 53 S.l. 35 o. 1
gso
N.N.E.
11 CI L.. 1
L. 1 8 2
S The ♦
non-commissioned officers and men of the Leith... ...... 30.05 52 50
i- Roy al Artillery
who have been employed for some
timel . 55 54 1N .N •‘1 • 4 b. S
Berwick
past, under the command of Lieut. Thurlow, 50 E.N.E.
Gravesend, have Shields
e. in dismantling Aporidrtroussahan..:: :113300:0006 67
54 53
I 30.00 53
30 00
there forts at Shornmeade, near Galw
removed the whole of the guns. .The forts are Liverpool
now in rea • 51 " isik N'W' • 1 9 r Ito proceed with diness for the contractors 1, I ti
the reconstruction of the batteries. Scarborough 3006 52 51 N.E.,,v. 11 8
.0.. 2
:ra_en __a-. •• • 30'13 58 57
_.
... 2 1 b. 2
Queenstown 3O-02 _
The dismounting of the guns at the Half-moon Bat-
tery, at the entrance to the Medway, is being pro- Yarmouth 30.05 se 5a , Ss'w 1 8 o.
3102 58 54 ",,, -;‘, ' 1 7 0. 1
London
30.03 57 56 -0 •" • 7 0. 1
Lover 56 55 N.W. 3
Portsmouth 30.01
54
.w. 1 9 o. 1
ceeded with by a party of Royal
Artillery.
Thew.s. •
~, 3 7 0. 2
1 ammunition and stores de • inPlymouth
posited the storerooms Penzance
Portland
and expense magazines are in con
A, • ,___:=... -e+ba c,....:c .. coarse of removal E-o _______
Jersey !3O 0-1 61
156 ' W.N.
" ._. _., „,,,1 r.iinced

-.4,-
The non-commissioned officers and men of the
Royal Artillery who have been employed for some
time past, under the command of Lieut. Thurlow,
in dismantling the forts at Shornmeade,. near'
Gravesend,
haeremoved the whole of the guns.
The forts are
now
readiness for the contractors
to proceed with the. reconstruction of the batteries.
of the
The dismounting
Bat-
tery, at the entrance to gunsthe at the Half-moon
ceeded with by a party of Mitedway, is being pro-
Artillery. The
ammunition and stores depositeldal
in the storerooms
course of removal to
and expense magazines are in
the interior of the fortifications,
so
as
newto al
linelo w oo ff
the immediate commencement of the
casemated batteries which are to
be built in
lieu of the present defences, some portions
of which are tottering from age. The new line
of fortifications to be built at the entrance to
the Medway, for the better protection of the
dockyard and arsenal at Chatham, will be armed
'with the 100-pounder Armstrongs, and 68-poun-
ders, throwing either shot or shell.
The detachment of Royal Artillery belonging to
the depot brigade at Sheerness, which proceeded
to Shoeburyness some time since to undergo a
eq)nrse of instruction in gunnery, has returned to
.t le depot, after completing a course of gunnery
instruction. The detachment was under the corn-
Ilia of Lieutenant Hume.

EXPLANATION.-B. Barometer, corrected and reduced
to 32 deg at mean sea level ; each 10 feet of vertical Ilse
causing about 1-100th of an inch diminution, and each 10
deg above 32 deg causing nearly 3-100ths increase. E.
Exposed thermometer in shade. M. Moistened bulb (for
evaporation and dew-point). D. Direction of wind (true—
not magnetic). F. Force (1 to 12—estimated). C. Cloud
(1 to 9). I. Initials blue sky ; c., clouds (detached) ;
f., fog. • 1.1„ hail ; 1., lightning ; m., misty (hazy) ; 0.,
overcast' (dull) ; r., rain; s., snow; t., thunder. A letter
repeated augments—thus, r.r., much rain. S. Sea disturb-
ance (1 to 9).

Mr. Wm. Kuhe's grand annual morning concert
will take place at St. James's Hall on Thursday, the 20th
meeting et
the
of
lust The concert will commence at two o'clock.
NATIONAL DENTAL HOSPITAL.—Last night a
National
Dr. Richardson
dentists was held at No. 5, Cavendish-square,
e Purpose of adopting measures to establish a
Dental Hospital." The chair was occupied by ,
) and resolutions in conformity with tile 4
object of the meeting were itimcd to? maniaWlislY, t