The Express. — London, England, 1863-04-15 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Before the Mager of the Heir.) ELLICE C. eteurritte His Honour gave jedvnent I. this ease, which arose out of the Rousell forgeries. He said the plain ff, tiled this bill to perpetuate the testimony of the due execution of a deed which coostitntall the title of the l'rorefty under which they are mortgagees in pos session. The defondbut put in an answer to this bill, %pi weriog it fully. The plaiotiffs then ,mended their bill, asking for an answer to more searching intenosstories on the lame subject. To this the defesdants pleaded that the plaintiffs had already commenced a suit in equity to determine the vali dity of that deed, and that consequeetly the plaintiffs could not maiatain • suit to perpetuete testimony. That plea wee disallowed sod ordered to Amid for an an. ewer; with liberty for the plaintiff to rapt. The exceptions have been filed and argued, the defendants contandiog that the plaintiff is not 'stifled to any bulbar or better answer than he has already got. This involves the (*aeration of matters which, owing to the retest cheers in the practice and procedure of the court, have in • great row* become obso lete. The first question is rear this is • 1:41 of dis covery in the proper and teolurel seam of that word. His Honour spoke of the technioal seer of the word dis covery, be said, became as Lord &deride observes in his work on pleading, "leery bill is in reality a bill of dis covery, but the . speeies of bill usually distinguished by . that title is • bill for discovery of facts rating in the knowledge of the defendant or of deeds, or writings, or other th ings in his custody or power. and seeking relief in coosseprosoe of the discovery though it may pray the stay of _proceedings at law, till the dim covery should be wads" le this then a bill of die owery in that technical sense se distinguished from other bills, thus defined ? His Honour thought it was sot. A bill of discovery proper was is aid of the juriedictioe of WOW other court to 'sable the plaintiff to prosecute or de fer such proceedings ; and it usually, if sot necessarily, dated the existence of snob proosedinp as the title of the plaintiff to insist on discovery ; that me not done in the present case. A bill to perpetuate teatlmooy was trotted by Led Badeedide as distinct from • bill of discovery es card. Led Redonda* fa his work, said, • gr: l ai tills not pramsref have hose already mentioesed to be of two kinds— bale to perpetuate testimony of wit ness ,• end moo y, bills al dimervery," by which latter voids balls of discovery properly so were obviously rear. Lord Skim confineed this Mew " Loud Drain v. Fitaltardinge," 6 Vet, whom he aid " • hall to perpetuate Orson calls for so demean from the defendant, but ewer prays to perpsture that testimony which might be lad if the eiretunstances called for it." Whether the two bills earl he urea term sad pin tho perpetuation of toresny as to ems ratter whisk could sot be the mbiset et hog preeedings, end Mee dissorry r to smothe *Wed whisk ine the ✓igor of legal preeeeliop, his Brow said be would onion so ron. It was not to odds itwg as inch eves li d net seems la the presort ha whisk re orandthe ors salijeet wearer regesting whisk it wee sought to perpetuate testimony mil to *Weis dheo. very. And - es so relief was preyed by the bill the disorer, if at a. be ie aid of the ot semis art ether lien the Oiert at Cheweery to farther the pesseiselles mete rein, or por ily imessitisu est emit P lf s ri nd e feet were the same, ssagestleg stills bath illemerery sad the perpetseties of slimy sun isseit, then the bill was disferee no Cie ea it abed for the reirmeicia of ragmen which could not be afforded V the matter wore rip fer dirket is any court, and the eviler crabs gives was, it feared that, as collateral to the persterion d tastime.y, the discovery in the proper ere re erg. it This was, in • OM to • ostrile reffnio sod weld act he serer& at n„ the oprit i t tl7e7 , Aeab into a bit of dissarser eW eir Uri Redeethks desetthed. AL lieseissr thought the ems of " Lest MAO v. them," IMk me mot mimed be lie whim et Leslie Whoa sod Asisedeiss 210 - te eme ma set gams* see to pmetemile lesthesep; ems • lei of disieveg is ga y s *mewling, wafts Mesitiesi is Lem w 4 a to. be at is mi S. ramir de her ass • whams she tree le aid semi Leith There was thielel bah • hill et my sok tor the sza zeimiles el • Aisle witness am his yr* we or dellesse itepegt and may in so doing ask to pemetweis the be like rarer fee • ardefesion air re .= wiriness abroad. But it was orrisl dielinguiiii lyhelms, • bill to perpetuate barbarism pesper se. east mid or of r , .whiek es r a bill fo r relief ri this run as pm obbiesd to remise a water de hese re, Cris to the testimony of Mg partionlar Is fiV isa cete s it was true wirers wen or algid be exandned do bore sr, but in • bill to porprogs testi it was here the matter eo - sot be tried l i i rgie or in asy err to have the riders ready by that Ore. In a bill of dlowery proper the wits, was aloe momared in like sorrier, bat Me - wee hid be should ricest• die here the thee ere few giving W in sort; sod this aid - Imes cosi ether Ikea the Court cd wise =tarwen pendia, _may, te be isolibiled. ....Se pemetsel properly se sthed. es is tie saes is Vet and the meth* the asthma of loth • salt is mesas! teeth mina be geed gums& di do saner er st e L imam, sell Ads ism* a eitim he fisleg to emedisemi red Lima the de hish bireuldeses elm* be bat Were the Wile& led issi prlesedibig see evils illetiost bees • te parmislir trilemity time ilie milleme wee or °gift to be sad* vim the time =Wed mig wh ht im the =F*Mom be dead. the mbe med. la Hese* Mid the ewe whi I. s A ft ' 4d set aside this seen b is. *hare tams. Om ewe/milky the. semi be that ems N apparel that as faker resew ems put L. Ris Resent sa be imploded lie ski. s • Reseed mid % id Mollie to smith Ms hp air s k i. shin the semi of the must H. hest gives, lies • Lit of 211 mum velmling to lie pspeleshiss iShish thesis th e beam Is theel th e esesede mmisell„ mil is ewe only el " /*A ke w Osile• ft Alllai. • 'Wier corer see pel is. let vet cola est ypmr b ham hers essamted. lb Resew melt sA esesidsr that se g this ease, het be meelhemet It se Issesehle *Salt as hr es it md thamilieg this so" lierethre. as Woes. to the thee el hills to ropprosie Imistlesony and not le that el Nis et disemeep, lie 4sisaar said la bud be smiths whither In that Tres d the OW tim *kid Genii heist as the latsemptaiies beteg mewered. Hi Hesse' Ibis ithesed to the mess et "Stott v. thisidn i meth' Me. sad 71.), "Agar v. Biriwth Oust Coogan," eel eaese,be refereens to the aroron herr. the ogre cd w morn kinds gtbAM, sod oesornted nem them, god thin said, W h at is it, thee, that • *WM * • bill to pepolgatis testintry makes_ ? warble, sod swig this, that the dideedest Moidd admit his title b essisies seek visors* he should • fit QS the Teasels mallese sad imam Maid on the bill. this the sway ves rib and [smithies. The waver ef , tit =l"cus e seTlet a td tf e tia s nill a t w er i e Min i t t a o a l wadi diseimed with meta. That sas =M k " Heil e. %Adagios," 2 P. W. • " %thy v. Dale el P.O. ; sad " Anes:,* 2 Vet It sea tree that yea derminitiou did not prejudice the arieless• ebeady giver., but dl this showed that as soon es the Ant answer was pet on the fle the *riff, as fling wieplieeioo. her full power to examine whet witnesses he saws on the tress stated to his bill. HaM the plaintiff were seelised to the ours weds by kis LA. IS. ems* meld net tell when to stop the plaintiff in essmisaties of the defendant on ieterrogstorim Every. thug swept the animism or denial of the plaintiff's sight le examine ti/Dews, was equelly material or, rather, hesseterisi. L was said that by the gardens gees** the parties themselves could be mains& mg Used this wee a seas et imemieleg the do fesdants but the masa was throes. The proper mode of examines the atheism was the same se that of examiaing all' other Silesmes, and se it ma islet by as emsthing them that their deposithes Gash lie made swarm at a Mere period. as only by ammising the &leads* in the nsrtr Tadlie evideme (mid be perpetuated in somses• with that of other whammies the Elesser Um esseindsd debeethe Wow*tM the easels to the in mold set he weed for any isgitimele poems* re g Z ue sers,l e d us s atsr pre/seta& sad lira the esseptions meth be Xs Selwyn and Itr.C. hirmetes were for the delmisis ; etali yr. leis, Yr. asehrees, and Yr. Odin Is the COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Battier w Soso—(9slare Lord Chid Jesters Cloekbaire, sad iodises Dessagtoo, disabuse, sad Maar.) This was tb. diet day at Easter tura le sausages's' et the dorasdis addiatise under whisk the Lord Chassallar i. kalisedteg, tk. wart sties lareablest to tin lesseid i Sgss sod ssiasetairs se the bar was diapered • aad thdr leek Asir web as the base at last la dela*. apw wines coma. Mr. VlSlbilell , a le Mammy bar, silo bad hem ap plied Owls Oswald, appeand is eel la !meths& al was mild lids lir bar. SAYS V. THE POITMIZEI OMB? LLILWAT cositawr (Lturrewl. This was as adios tried before Yr. Justice Crosepto• the last Stafford mien, whoa the jary reteraed • TEAM forth. SOL g W addreiaa, al M., sweved der • Me for • sew trial, as the grestisd the wadi., was mothet the weieht of evideeee. The adios was taerselliby thlo„ by his next friend, his f a th er , spinet the dthammas fs =skilfully aad eeiligurtly by tit* ornate driviag sad roaeagiag a carriage and hone epos • lealaway ea the bleb way, whereby the ANIL who wee Wesson ter asd ire years of age, _was lunched down, sad her lei severed fro. her body. The tramway wee similar le that hid &Gm by Mr. Tea* la the Westateeler-read. muff had hem made by I permission of the areasoiseioaws grao wit wad. TMV `time attributed was thee the delver eat w the thee or the written. might have been evaded. O. other head the driver ..d the delay dame other witareasdesied the asespase, wad rid that he THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1863. bad the break in his baud, abklt be immediately put on and shouted to the child, and that if she had gone on instead of running back the am/WA would sot lave coeurrad. Mr. Justice Crompton said it was • questioa entirely for the fury. He could sot say that be was rb st atufed with the verdict. _ _ Rule reload. LACY O. acct Mr. Ogilvie moved for a rule to show cause why so much of Yr. Justice Blirokburtii order is this case, which directed that the coated the day, in consequence of the adjouroment of the case, should abide the event of the day, should not be set aside. The adjournment arms in cones queues of the nonutimping of the letters of adroisistratioe. The action was under the Drarnatie Authors Act. Thg meets et the tame adminis intim was taken out were raider 9W., but in coesequence of the sale efterwards of the copyright in question for • 1004 they required a stamp. .On the trial • technical objection was taken to their produotion in evidence, on the ground of their being stamped, noon which the learned ' judge made the order complained of. The Lord Chief Justice said the learned judge had acted perfectly right to provost justice from being . defeated There waa no desire to evade the stamp, for without the ossident of the sale of the copyright • stamp would sot have been required. Application Wooed. • CHITIKSWAIDIN Or BT. MATTHIWII, SZVHSAL•GPin, e. JOIPICIII or ICIEDZILZSCE ADM ANOTIOUL Mr. Policed moved for a role calling opal two al the Jainism of Middlesex erd James Raritan to show came why the seid justices Mould sot issue their warrant of dimness to levy lir. 6.1., the smooot of a oomporition rate wade ender a lead act In the nature of a March refs, the putposw of whizh were to pay 4001., the summit d the rector's stipeod. the !emirs of the church, and to provide for the due performanee of Divine worship, sod other satin mentioned io the act. Various objec tions were abed to the legality of the rata, and amongst others whether it had been rightly made by the Teeny elected noder the Metropolis Local limegement Act. Rule granted. Several other unimportant seem were disposed of and the court proceeded with thecae's in Me new trial paper. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Mins in Banco.—(Before Lord °lief Justice Erle and Julius Willa% Bile.. and Keating.) BAUM V. HIONLZY.-511111 . 01110pr5 LIABILIST. The plaistil in ti as ease VIA feemerli tuPtidn of the dipp Wesley, of which Kr. Pierian owned 62.64th5, and the defssdat the remaining 244ths. Ie September, 1862, the Wesley moss la collision with another venal, named the Ardelaug aed the Wesley wee is consequence seised nada =from the Admiralty °out. Yo order best the ship at the plaintiff gm a bud on behalf of the owners, wed this he did at thi request of Xr. Pierson, who acted as ,pip's husband, the defendant being abroad, upon the imam , ases that be (the *Peta) .d be indemnified. The pbdetiff sow met to recover 1061. 12a., an amount for Ishii& be bed •lisebese llibletuidigsthe bond ; sad the (poe tics wee whether Kr. Pierson bud authority to direct the 4a to give the bond: se me le had the ibileedast. t ain . Deur= Sow elated that, ups the tidal before Xr. lath. Bytes, ia Louden, the verdict wan sobered fag the pithead, abject to the opinion gf the court ; sad his pre sent motion was for a mile Mil eater a verdkg for the adadast. Rule paid WARMLY IP. orniervem.--Aoszeocirr TO LIT TOLL. This wee an sake TO MOM' sa savour dos for act d teropike tell e s, end the egresseene for let ting resisled asiply a amoreadvea sh the el the esadilders Ws signal by the d p i fradast. This nrasoradara 'Wad leas t deesemimat spied le lake the losOs Ira at tlli., and that a formal elpromment should be prepared in acoordance with theralate ; re so such tonsil smarmt was fa tact ever executed. At the trial beer. the Chid Hosea at Norlisesaptes wea objected that there was an egresreet w lek is sesordmews with the terms of the Terspike Ad; sad apes this the judp dusted a marl for the deisadmat. The queries now ems, whether a rule to eater a verdict for the plaintiff should be trade Ombra Mr. Booloy appeared le show ease, and lex. Field to 151rthe ruir oourt. lair more dkeissioe, held that the plaintiff was aatilleil 61 , rower. Bubo arable. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two oVioot. In the railway market to-day the attention of the dealers is almost exclusively directed to the settlement of the fortnightly account, and prices generally are oonsequently without variation, compar ed with those last current yester day. Great Northern stock has improved per cent., and London and North Western 4, w hile Great Western has declined 4. London and North Western stock is now quoted 98 to ; Great Western, 661 to 1 ; Midland, 1231 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1.08 0 to 1 ; Caledonian, 1121 to 1134, ex div. ; South Eastern, 924 to ; Gre.t Eastern, 524 to 1 ; Great Northern, 1204 to 1214 ; and London and South Western, 1014 to 4. 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Dodds Do. do. deferred Do. Ned pretßoo de Do. do. deferred Do. Srd rye/. Mock. Do. d w o. deferre m d Mk et do. defame Stook. d . IBM Indian Meader Ds. Wm 11.4""L f Dwiliae w . arm 4i PI Ds. 1 Da. q pit sk Ifeb.Oon.ip. *Dish 1, 1 344, 6 IrrOast; N. it. ot Culotta • p. lOW* poi Spor mot.. Do. Deed Do. M de. 111111811 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE CITY BETTING.—(THIS DAY.) MY AND SUBURBAN. 6 to 1 apt Adventurer (t) 7 to 1 Cateit)sin-Alive (t) 8 to 1 Cardiac (1) 11 to 1 Allman% (t) 16 to 1 Marry Maid (t) 16 to 1 Bookaahant (1) 35 to 1 Coat (t) 26 to 1 Oberon tt) ,t 0 to 1 Botchy Heed (t) 40 to 1 Newahnrelt 40 to 1 Asteroid (t) METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. 5 to 1 apt Bedouin (t) 7to 1 Adveatitrer 9to 1 Harlequin (t) 10 to 1 Catelient Alive (t) 10 to 1 Aataraid (t) 12 to 1 Matte (t) (sy maorazo rizaours.) TRIBE& MK TING.—(THIS DAY.) RILJURRY HANDICAP. Dick Swint _ 9 ran. FARMERS' PLATE. L that You 4 rao. The whew objected to. THIESIC HANDICAP. LothiansSlog ... Tommy Joao ... Fairy 10 rO. ... ! ... 2 COURT OF EXCHEQUER. . _ BOUssli baes* lordadar T.-01 - dere ilea Lewd Mid Bins. sad Harem Diravill. WNW Ned Wilde.) Tie ems lie dreg dew el the Sr ah la Moder Tent. ' dz. VesaMes, Irma tree Queen's Comde, wow welled wields the ler with awed lamellar. NIAVIONN AND ARMIN e. NONIRON AND ANOTILIN. . _ ' lire. was us adios far libel, tried before Mr. Tasted Iteatieg st the het ashes at Merged, whoa • wordiot wed bend ter Yr deleadisad. Mr. Nip% Q. 0., mew mond to set aside the verdict, sod kw • wow weal, an the penal Oat the vodka was liaqtbe eddied The adios ens . beagle for spoil iveeltiag from • libel petilhited to two ambers of troiereley Itemesiare era news, . wide the two sad editor. Mee de =iBo=gi=rai° 7 : 6 h ar e dead teed? Vick. Molded thaw woe me aided won" and Mid they gees as Lade spiny, and as " aseads" had pid ind seen. L ab de sodas market, tbare hod op • penedo beeallag Amerada wide Moe until, in de neighbourhood of lassebenad. tie= add was appiled to ail add= addlenbi at of interior pia* The PlaW4/04.161.".11=davin loweaso r s•lbelphdips sod la deli et WS to bed 'stared in negeddisss wide a wed to let sae of their pedildeeson easel the i =r's AZo s , for II =deb MIMI MIL Thlealli bad speed tope. TOL for aellashiewh sad after the spawned had beam toeholds asodided Wx.liatumost called at the Dodoes Anne Aga flI dame& Me a. adviethomeest he • edema in tho marY eseelke baba " llesebanne w Let," to te lib Mak " All who west ideboars dot h. warm I Swore. Baasseent, bad broods of duly' bilge sad did that is cassequesea • I that ober tireeteffit to dud be a his . Imp* as be maid get so moteneseu be their ale. 13. soseLinsly returned S. tarry eat the agrewasat, sad the *Leib hod dad bees marble 1* Ist tber boom The piebalds applied ti w delesdaste far tM roam at the dam al die ad delbeeneut, sad were ivied= • seiell dip 4 pope filial h.. with an under for three forties., het do defendants maul they did ad know wham wider it leo the sewei posed • poen deed Weed bed &dined to • lamb be bed oath to yew 140 i. to the pa= lidares et =ether pthibleonme. lb. Bares Brostweil—Wire was the eddesoe for the Kr. temple —No Ire tban ems who add the phbfliffi ale stated that, in coseopense 4 de aderthe wash their manners refused ideal with thew, and that they are obliged to pt their ale 'hawkers, The Lord Ater Boren— Wed dare any bides 4 the plaintiff.' but or the jury? Hr. T../le—No, sr I sat ease they would hare ems • dyad fee the plaidilb The learned mined dies ash. aided the• • deer ewe of eposial damage bed been mode ed. • • Yr. Bros Martha—What we as defendant/ evideeep Mr. Ten* said it was alleged that shoat twelve ..the before the phintiffs had a tad brew, which they had told as a low-wit% and that sone people IMO is tiall habit of ealThig *Sant but, bat Ike *With 'hotrod that that oirenuntanee never affected their bulimic Shp Lard Chid Bares —W hat apology did the deicaciaata arks Ilir:Tamplo—'rbsy *bibbed • Mm to Use oiled that they did yet know bow th. .dvertissatird pet iMo time paw, •ed that , teary thought tt e wry stapid 000 belt Mae it bad pow GEISOS to tbe platotaffs dog repotted iY pa. livatioe . . . Tim Lord OMNI Hires did sot think that was an apolgy. It lilt vegewshad the wetter ooreplinned of. The deka dents merely said, " If we his libelled yon we are sorry I for It." . . . - Tii; wart mated and* alai. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Wan Yr. Oaarnasioser Goalbws.) IN Yat V J. D. rITCNDORIIII, WS. The bamilfziTpt was described aa of Iltabborewpirk, war 1 Abodes* nit wee the adjourned sitting for • amiss ifis m k t degber s, Tb. eocounta, so far as e a be emir tabbed (so bektern-shoot haring beau Mad), hew Ors* Wilftria in the Exprca. Al the last siting as Arnim meat was asked oe thwarned that as arrangenseet was Is Pfor raising mousy as the lasekrupt's prom*, sad r 7Eltie debts . Plows, for the arnignees, asked for • fortis, adjourn- NMI at two months. . Illirliee;nrobeerved that there bad been several adjourn ments already. Hr. Plows said the OM wee a very anaplaated ate. The is were large, but the seals sea still Lager ; aad the Afoot at t►e milisour was to realise a sunk:Seat patina ler the pep.ees as the bankrupt's debts. assraNaglY • lßelere Oomraissioner Holroyd.) If ; madoiataat.—A MOM. LOAN SOCIITY. ifs ba pt, who was a tutor, is Charles-street, NW dams it 'W. had ser i : promoter sod director of ths Wag T. sod to that capacity bad is. oared deposits I rr a e a ra shareholders and others to lee mass, of • 3,70111. This was Ohs Dialog for ozawasstios sad dinalarge. Mt. Banda for several of ' the creditors ; Mr. leaselda ; sad Ms. Cos for creditor. The l=spl sot appear, sot was swat instrusted aa his His Swam heels, as allaissaast alas di% without szrzosroJe,ir reit swszz POWDEXIIIZZA. k:5 -0- TRUE JON KILLED. ZW!IILL, WinizimAT Ynainna This morning, at am chink $ triaanwhorm agpiaska took phew al.the prosier silk Os repot., al Mir.Jaart atlrata at thie pies. Time nem we MIMPI.Ammed Haw. as& Wervises ; awl Mr oarafas-lissmo ~:i.~.~: itas — Waitlitiiims — iii w.s ,osessell ... • tab wale 14. Me = us MI6 .wars. slitil:sh,. 4 sm. saw kirstH oida, So. 1 1 lei 64. No. 2 IN do. 4 wont wt AastleaA, p. 4 44. A. 7 1/444444 Z.U41144.4411.444 ilo. I per Wort lc 10... 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MR,Weslins aim qui& me Wermrsarm tierkAls Irv. irk (L Bar (li . ) .. _ _ _ Do. NIT Iry IVY; = Wpm ilt• 10 Ds. Noy LllOl la Priio2o.l 01 11.'...A 4 1 111 10 lishitlo.lhoj. & Dad (I, On II 11.1 8 :1Airanals 000 110 el lrit..B.•fttegL oo IS. S. MOD a Aral a.. 1000 141 1 170. at 11•6,&Steno• (L 1.104 101 ttaks afirdraso (Um} 1.101 00 Mice el lark. 'tr.,Rat_ Atlaiell e1k.(1.: Aeilmiles, &Omit. Bads Slum (Limited). Swim Waserworu... Bombay Om Llesited Del& Americus lead lIA irtus um. Maeda teed oMies Comprom atlastlepealLlAMmv .4./laorlbs4 0116 Ds Ti pa east. Deka. all Pap. DaIF LlsallsOataddataML. ILSaadi la.. &dna> lestladlalrridat rano iaklt 041. sad And. (Sop. . ilas. Nasal traaa anal Stip (UalW) . Aw 171 tar mad ew L W Combs . • eald' & ) sal last Stock Idexast(L Loam Tee (Limited). Lea. Lulea na. Lea. Oda Mader kayo. m a w .a Itattlise. L. TA /W. • psw dial PM Car.. taw NalallAaddess.o•.(LY Yawrt WICOiLLS tiw Now IL am... IF ...•••6 3Lieskad tsadL.spa sat. ailleVatoWlL-- - elm era,. • rifts die red Om UM& Jab ItaltaandOdes.lllsam Ds. Wm IehrsdaLLIA.ItICV, n.~ ..- EMs diaaa. Cliet.a..) Oft Awl MO Mow .... MEL 'waft, Atne l%= "lv.(l. T. Sift .. .. ._ i~" ~, _ Ni ft eeph 1 .) bail 1 44 of Aut(L) ..1 ...."—ta.Co.l7.Cusatto Um =NAN' Itto • Tam timsera PROVINCIAL SHARE MARIN% i/VWOOI.. Ana la-B.wto-day :—Orsss Use —l.4meaddr• sad Yorkshire, 1014—Loodoa and Nora, IMAM • 6—l sados and South Weetelm, 101 i—M 1144 —Bath Beisra Berwick, Iftstsrii. I f—lbsitsio W lake Ilsrem6—Dutch Rhenish 11460. lasmskoM 114 6-16, 1-111issis Central. N}—ditto. pstd so, 411-41mtos /Moss, 11 5 10-11ritish and Amshoui Bathos, isiddist Ose porstism Sf p.—Menontile and Z. Bank, f Bask of larenspol, y 4 9-16 p.—Albios 366, 7-16 f 7.10 p.—INSIMit sad Proden Maass, sit ow, p.—llMaa Ilsrioa 1 15411 p. ii a il l V l it i t e I iti 110 112 109 111 1110 111 101, 107 IS 117 116 117 1011 11l 1021 _ iiii UM 111 IPS 100 SS SO SI 111 lel 100 74 70 VI 17 IN 112 IN 1116 117 1/0 112 us 116 118 1113 ISS US US US 151 110 Li e dla 4Pm in lie el tili 100 101 100 11IS Ili . 00. i n 2 irg, ... 41 47 1.116 lIS 19 105111 111 116 VOJLGW RAILWAYS._ as; all le llaa.larrsia 1. i.at" a i w a. soasherial . all ilassalas 111 ISililiail_ all Paulina/ name . all lilt Sadao am /. Will all' anal Lazanliamil all Italian haaalkab . s at i l to.:4 l ofLeitt: U el De. Now Wow all N.ltall &Om F 1R le Do. CA aD ' arwestraTeast Put aD Pada oil Dame • Portnesseltalls..Royal all Sadie Nod Liteillie.iL sta 11.11=absIg— ' an Guallik all I pae we. . all Oro sal Kam all De. par mut. ltd. ls.Tparal all Da. do. la al Partapillaparaap all • at Filmes.. • aad llavaaa all Ds. do. al !Wail • Da. if par NaCerei a Wail.* D. W.ill Drawl i 91 fe w rv r I l i p. In .1s iq Ili a a 11 1 ‘ l .l i 6 MP tl 15 11 i 1t 1 1 1 , 1 . 1 3 411 tit 14 ells 4 yea, II 13 4 3 lb 1 4 If 14 ni DEBMISVII STOCK& I CI. prism. AfINE&-(THIS DAY.) Two °Thom. ac Apart from the adjustment of the fortnightly ft, amount, there is not much business doing in the e. mining market to-day, and • generally are with out change. Bast on shares are rather u. flatter, at 424 to I, while Pendeen have improved m i l k to 74 to & Marks Valley are quoted 84 to 4 : es Wheel Beton, 950 to 254 ; and Tincroft, 21 to 4. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive at previous prices. ffi COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. L I DARE-LutITB.—(EHIB DAY.) Bt. The quantity of wheat received fresh up to-day M. by land and water was very moderato, and the show 16 of samples was small. feted qualities of both red and a l t white were in fair request, at Monday's ounacy • but As inferior kinds met • dull inquiry, at late rata. The geiteral audition of the supply was good. le We were somewhat heavily supplied with foreign wheat, 16 end the quantity In warehouse is large for the time of year. On the whole, millers took a fair quantity at unaltered a llt . quotation& et. Flatting cargoes of grain off coast were Media ; never- 10 Melees, priors were supported. aa. Both English and foreign barley, the show of which was by no means extensive, moved off slowly. Late rates, elt however, were supported. at. Malt was in moderate supply and fair request on former * Issas. Good sound oats oconmeaded • steady ale at full mina- is dm. raferlor corn was a dull away at the late decline in Oh Mme. la Bear and pea was held es forma terms, but the in- 1: qubyfor them was semewhat heavy. trinsaaises is lour was by no mesa yet m pram Med steady. Trefoil in dal, and =tar haw to Amebas, le other N. nods aly • limitsd beau= is dying. Oakessamaand Ina week's quotations. Sh CUMINT PLUM Nogning. Par Qr. Wren?. I. a Iltrez,Lent, red, age MI le SO Nafotk pi = whole 41 b n red Pular DistiMalting le la Grinding to 07 Nom, Norfolk, sod gelolk al Mss L lagmen sad Wive •to el lnrin Old sad asw /0 le II Wag torilsh. bed ▪ = l. St to to II II Pet Qe. L iii: OM 11. I. •-• ftte 2$ I L leit, irL „ ND* Jima acmes stow i" ThE II to St a• - • imam ft i• a • Pi 7. - . on .. as at as 1 ... l- -. OM swat • = seism ik 01. 110110 0011/4 yr 1111 Pm Noetieldi 4O to al IL 20 to II i n. = sal Boom as; 4ts dap ll to ft 82. out ft No ti ds . O 4. I. i . el Dada sad Swed M ish 17 to IN "-• Itooka 3to Is si . Batit. et Danis ft to DI e s. 11, Y.W. i to to SO L e M to 111 Liar coax. a to n sk B4 Wile Y•Dow ion 24. leopecb, per stet Co Ailorkos„ wor . ld ft to at a z 18 .. odloa, NM LONDON, ET L . Ia AND AND 16. N APRIL 11 TO APNIL 14, LW- ift lw Minim bridle med Raft& awn Rada* 4 Vsickka- D 48 to 61 Ilmiaa. Mad soft •naZicao, rid 44 to 49 „ Irlato Chiding -- In to Dialling Malign OATS. _ _ Data. low -- 111 So IR hid ApirvALß or GRAM 12 II WATIII CAlLii•Gli, 1101 CLUILIVI. WINO, Box*. Matt. OS4I. bluer. S e t sad Sca6ch 411. 010 grfi .. ne Amiga 4210 II .. SIM .. is Ts oil 4660 MO ma sow .. 770 MIMING LANE—(THIS DAY.) StICUL—Ths market ntalalains the improved demand of yesterday, sod prime show an advance at nearly 6d. cwt. on those al hat meek. liasaritins sold : brown, 300. Id. ge le 31..; deal. ayrnpy yellow, 365. 611. ; middling rm.& to e li p.. 2 l;d 4 l Te. to 40a.; white middling and la*, 44a. 61 to 47.. dried goads coati:sue r demand at firm rates. 1 Frinah snaked mold at 3d. to ild.ladvanos. Con= ham sold with spirit at wary firm prior ; triage i t plantation °Woo, 73e. 6d. to Ms. ; tow middhag to gee, IL 84a. to 97a. ; pea Wry, 85e. to 975. ; native goad ordinary, se 734 ed. Id 7 44 . ; 79a to 795. ; rise** good er bled, 96a. to 96a. &I. 10. Tea.—The dread mantieses, sod firmer prism have been IS paid for smaimat reellsit Lel eengon. St. 17 Ricm.—No melee reported. its. was sold memo freely. Jeweler at pleas not re. es ported ; Demerara, Is. sd. ; Berbine and Leeward*, Is. 44/1. U BaLTPI4I2.--300 fined Daakilt MU at 37.. for ift retraction 3, and 1.000 bap &lode, 34. at 35.. EI IL msttao.—A small parcel et D. /Millipore orange add l i t at W. 10a. to 81. :a m to Damian was said at 21a. 6d., being fall prates. 1.64 OVUM Unties votive ; tally 8,000 bales sold, the late* leamenlions &sowing an advance of id. per lb. et. TALLOW MAIRKET.—(THDI DAT.) ll is The marks* is quiet at the followiag prim :—Towss u talky, 43. set cash •, Peistsburg Y.O. as the spot, 425. 9d.; el. Kay, 430. ; Joao, 4138. ; October to Dostomr, 461. 6d. N to 44p. Ild. as. —.__— et BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) as. Meagre. Pittman' medalist* impart 11b0,0 Weiser dein lit halls Naglimb sad fen* lisps. Milk a testalty at Ise 'maples., which rammed rather Mabee prism • ir COAL XARIEVE—(IIIII3 DAY.) wan. Ead Haswell, 17.. 6d. ; Walla Bad Ti.., 17e. 3d. ; Walla Had Hard‘voal. 16.. 9d. ; Walls Fad Braddyls Matta; 16s. wed. ; wane Had Rowell Dittoes, 16s. ; Walls Had South Kallos, 15.. aa.; wanaßoa gawk Han. 13g. 3d; Will. Bad Sancti 16s. ; Walla Had SAWala, 14s. 3d. ; Walla Bad Hotta& Lases, 14.6 d. ; Walt Hartley, ; Bari& Hartley, 15s. 3d. ; Davidson's Hartley, 15.. 3d. ; aiding Hanley, 15.. 34.-44 Alpe at sartat. ..... u BOARD OP T,. z , WHITIRALL, APRIL 13.—111 e 11 Bight Hon. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council ! 1 , for Trade have received from the Secretary of Mete for Foreign Affairs a copy of a despeeth from her Majesty's Minister at Madrid, inriming a translation of a west egsaish decree, which fixes the duties upon curtain woollen wasdamions.—Ga:ette. BOARD OP THAD; WRITSILALL, APRIL 14. Tbe Bight Honourable the Lords of the Committee of Privy Omuta for Trade hawersofved frees the fiemeeary al ebbe fee Foreign Affairs a copy of • deep** Am her J u =s misfits: at Neeldsgtos, Neeleedeg septa of two Op Rae of the Vatted Osseo 'stilled re. =(1), "An Rot to tp d heads epee es, and to for the Needs sad assay eelleetiou of claims in favour of United Mates, I and far giber ." sad (2), " As AA le modify es ' Ming low di4lse es is sod foe ethic pur pose ret VIM Asir the meet pewitioss ere Pahliolhod he WS sight's Geodes. Yestsrday evening. st coosidasbie number of the gg= it im e d tr. hu r ls** Os SIOCINDesi far s t oa '" ia g • di the he* mg a review of hole of II , arnmeatied__V eiteles al the rasidemse of Nlses Mn. 4 thileN.psed, the pewee, Wag to =the of Mie asemialice fanned for the IMO , of those objects. At the regent of Visitant Gage /he elude was taken by the Right Hoe. Lord &UST. Vo. I NI. 1 InKililikelli.llo.B.7iiikiely Ili I M lOl 111. Wedailtep.o.lo,4llll•l4. 100 -- sun ft. LIN& 4.04.41■401•111/0 PT M .. -- IL asiella I. WM. OD. at. tw - ilk 1 ,444114410a.-4iptet. tea . 101 itt MONEY MARKET , -(THI6 DAT.) Tle 1 %El. Two o'Crooa. The funds to-day am easily, as yesterday's, • quotations. This being the fortnightly sett*/ day in shares and foreign stooks, the principal boa nese has been in connexion with the adjuitmeet of accounts. English railways have seentely varied in any instance. With the exception of a slight relapse in Greek Bonds, foreign securities are firm, with a sustained demand. The scrip of the Confederate Loan is quiet, at 14 to 14 prem., and that of the Italian Loan rather firmer, at 21 to 21 prem. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69fr. 95c., showing a fresh decline of 4 per ant. Consols are sow quoted 924 to 4 for mosey, and 921 to 1 for the account (May 7). The offal& • business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. . Console, for money, 521, 4 ; ditto, for account, o 92 1; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 4 ; New • • Three per Cents., 911, 1, 4 ; New Two-anda- . Half per Cents., 761; TbiztyYeers'Annuities, 1885, 4 141; Bank Stock,23s, 4; lodic Five per Cent. Stook, 7 1091, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debenture*, 100, 1 ; .. ' ditto Bonds, 14e., 17a. prem. ; Five per C. "eufaeed" rupee paper, 1081 ; and Exchequer .; Bills, par, 3e. die. Italian Five per Cents. have been rather dull, but Sardinian Bonds are firm, and there be. beet, • retherdecicled improvementin the Maretiewiniiiii• 4 way loan. inglo-Turkish Bonds ere 6rm,and the Con- ; solid& have risen 4 per cent. Greek, ea the other hand, hav e detdineynS?Boni perd arecent.firm,Newassilrirlype tan show an upward tendency. Venezuelan • Six per Cents. have advanced 4 per cent. Spanish ' Passive Bonds and Certificates are very wall sap ported. Some of thepresent quotations are annexed: . Turkish, 1854, Loan, 87 to 88, es div ; ditto, 1858, 68 4 to i ; ditto, 1242, 704 he 1; the Consolidea, 481 to 4 ; Greek, 274 to 28 ; and Venezuelan Six per Ceuta, 110 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Amtrian, 1859, 82 ; Buenos Ayres, 94 ; ditto One per Cents. (Deferred Three), 39 ; °Wise, 851; legyptien, 96, 1 ; Creakier sot:omit, 271, 281 ; ditto Coupons, 131; Italian, 72, 711, 4 ; ditto Margolies's& Railway, 74, 761 ; New Granada, 151, 1 ; ditto Two per Cents., 334, 1 ; Portuguese, 1856, 41 s dither 1862, 48 ; Russian, 1862, 164, 1 ; Saainies, 841 ; ditto, for account, 851 ; Spanish , 53 4 , 1; :, ditto, for acoonut, 531 ; ditto Passive, 991, 1; ditto Certificates , 104, 1,1; Turkish, 1854, lier 1. ~ account, 871, ex div. • ditto, 1858, for account, ‘ 681 ; ditto, 1862, 7 04, 1; ditto, for amount, 701, 4 ; Venezuela, for account, 234 ; ditto, 1862, I 1 91 - - I - 160}. The shares of the Westminster and Southwark Bank are quoted to-day 4 to 1 prem. Fors decoct. Consols are without change, at 921 to 1 is : money, and 924 to 4 for the atleowet. The amount of gold purchased by the Bank yee-•- tarday was 157,0001., chiefly American, making a total of 419,0001. since the date of the last ream. ', Considering the rapidity of this intoz, together • with the fall in the rate of discount for good bills to 31 per cent. in the open market, and with the extreme slackness of business experienced yesterday at the Bank of England, it is inferred that the di rectors will rodeos the minimum from 4to 31 per cent, or on the following Thursday at the latest The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm„und the rates for bills on Rolland, Hamburg, and Andra were more in favour of this 'Gentry. •; Subjoined is our usual list : Anonedals. 3 smooths. 11.184 te 19 ; itto, 3 days. 11.16 se 17; 1 asaits, 11.1al MTh; Antentfa 3 nientie, 36.451 e 5U ; ma berm Mese maga 13.71 es 5 Paris, 3 dips, lie II ; Al. S memlbeef 35.471 te Ii ; rankterteschs-Mme, e asenate, 18Of to, 4;1 Pelsniiarg (per rouble), 3 moth*. 34f . le !F Vienna;. off. do., 3 ineathe. 1.L90 to 46; em hu.* mmiam mcnth l • 11.301,40 • Madrid, 3 menthe, 41Y to ; Cada, 3 Tingl e, 48f to ~. k „,...,, i niestbe, 25.67 es % ,.. 111 - Miee.2, moths. 35 fis ; 1111sa, 3 mon ;at Naples, 3 months, Xi. 7f to iillf ; Patine% 3 to 83; ; Memos, 3 wades, 20• We Usti; labia O &ye. fel te i ; 0e5n0..90 dem, fad to 514. Great regret sexpressed in the City at the &ate nounoement of the death of Sir Geier Oseneweli Lewis. Apart from the high and hesourable cha racter of the deceased, his statesmaahle capacity, and the especial ability which he displayed what he occupied the post of Chancellor of the Exche quer, had obtained for hint general respect. The Glasgow Deily Herald mentions that the liquidator of the Western Beak of Scotland has announced the payment to-day (Wednesday), of a fourth return, at the rata of 5& per share, making 461. in all. It is intimated that Mr. Thomas Dyer Edwards has resigned his seat as a director of the Natalia Bank. - The Muse of diasgreeminit with his coil= leagues is stated to have relation to the recent fed mation of the National Bank of Liverpool The Great Luxembourg Company are inviting applications for the 40,000 prekrenes Five per Girt Shams of 201. sash, which am toles metal by virtue of the resolution passed at the special meeting of shareholder* held U. Loud= en the 16th of August and Brussels on the Mit September last. Thor shares represent for the moat pert this capital to be raised for the exesutien of theDurthe line (from Liege to Aye), the concession of which has been granted by the Belgian govetummet. . A special meeting of the Great Western Railway Company Is called for the 29th Aprll, to approve Suomi/go Tama:cr.-The Tyrawly Herald re- several bills eetreding in parliament, two Of ports a fearful tragedy in the town of Orceneetim ea the which relate to the amalgamation with the Wert night of the sth instant, sod lays :-" Never helms was Midland and South Wales Railway Companies, excitement raised there to such a pitch as when ea Reeder while another euthorises the Great Western to eon morning the report spread that a respeetable widow lady struct a railway from their Birmingham, Wein,- roriding in that town, Ire. lillaier, had been setudsred is ham, an d D u d ley line, Wed Bromwich, I. cold blood by her eldest son, William Wklaier the preceding E- 11, 4 2 night in the public street. Strange to say tits coonrrence the South Staffordshire Railway _at Tipton. was for the most part witnessed by four men, who A special meeting of the Caledonian Railway never interfered to save the unfortunate old y.. The Company is called for the 28th mat., to ratify an unhappy. the a is rid to have been at the time labomteg user some d b .; ;rm. agreement entered into with the Edinburgh aid The delosion was that his mother the devil. On G kW: l w Railway Company , and which I. to WI hr way to her mom she met Willis's, who was in his night. for 3 0 Years from March. 1866. shirt, no the lobby and in • mast excited stets, saying that The second annual meeting of the London and the devil should be put out of the tease at atm, and that South African Bank is convened for the 7th el the wee the &ea. Thistles it might quiet him, she mid b fav w h en a dividend i s to be declared. die was the devil, and hogged of him fee God's sake to let ' ' beteleae. Having loud this from herself he became daddy Tomas Simms. laililed, and forced her does the stairs and out in the street to her sight/hem She ran as well as she could towards the Commie, which dosed Yeetertfai at 934 fie Womb for protection, but be overtaking her struck her a 4 for the 7th of May, opened and eloweitcday et the vieleut blow ols the b ask of the beet, Mostretin her in the same quotation. For money the last psis was 991 street. Hoc hold °O m' Wahl , Win" lb. ambit*" of the to 1. The official business ripes t i s se fellows :- choking the blood to the height of 8 feet ma ths Three Cent. comas, foret 4 ; to e rt Pai s lira Ilactyu, which is opposite. He then posed r "''' several tames up and down beside her, saying, ' I have killed ditto, Cr accounti_92l, f; Three per amen Re. the old devil,' The devil is dead,' Cod a stronger than dnoed, 911, 4 ; Nem Three per (Nuts., 911, 1 ; 64,4..8 ;' sod falling loudly es the people to oome b I 'out, Hid Sea Telegraph, 21 9.16 ; Bank Stook, •-;•=4e test • th e mother of the devil was now dad .' Tines or 236 ; I n di a Five per C en t . Stock, 1091, 1 • ditto box ma who lived DOW the pace. and who had bees 1 Four per cont. Debentures , __... . , aroma by the noise, witnessed the fearful proceeding. She I .._ lay there tosensible, and he set down in the street a little I tee, 17s. prem. ; Four per Cent " enlaced' , way from her. Hearing her moan be stood up wad went , rupee paper, 991 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1081 ; over and struck her aye or six violent blows with his ditt o pi re ."4. a .g a ff per Bank Can t 1111_ 11N3 clenched fist no the head se it lay fie the curbstone , , repeat- 1 The shares of the commoltdilhocc Bank of mim ing the above expressions amid some Latin words." There I _...__ is scarcely say hope of hot recovery. WNW, has been , 'minter wore Potent 4 4 to Precm, and those of committed foe trial. , the Imperial Bank of " 111 to 12} prem. NARROW &CAP' FROW Porsorriero.-A singular 1 Ocean Marine &ems acrid to-day at 91 to accident oestorod the day before yestenday, which nearly t Jan. ; Universal Marine, 14 to, 14 di s. • caused the death of a whole family. As a disymma was and Money, 21 to 21 prem. ; Nord: takings load of seeks full of chemical pedants slag the • British and Mercantile, 16 t o 4 ; Commercial Qom veiny, an of Go cesna tinker's to hiss, elf mead • an d burst c unt the rood. Th. c . 0.., a "a m m i m e , Union, Ito 1 prem. ; and Oriental and General teen informed of the feet, took pommies of the ark and Marine Ito 14 press. toned that its contents were whits mania As It was tort The dosing quotations for shares in new under dent that part of what it contained had hem lama way, takings to-day wen se follows :-British and as immediate inquiry was instituted, sad a woman maid Foreign m er i no i to 4 pros., ex the DOW IMO ; ft-- was fact to have talus a cansidaralis gamely - sea, sitar dare* it to hr balmy w h o n o w b e . ig ins 11 ... Cannes Hotel, 2 to S prom ; Petroleum Trading, Isar el the bust quality, bed and part of it to thicken f to I prem. ; Empire Marine, Ito 1 prem.: Na usea fee hied MIL Five penmen partook of the dish, and tional Bank o f Liverpool, 41 to b prim; Wad , were all immediatelylobed with the Lad allnliag MAP minicar and Southwark keel', 1 to 1_ tem. Owls', however, to the exwesive doss al poison bi,,,... tua nd 11xchanp Bask,' Ito P 1 dik ; Ulm, violent vessitisig anened, wed this, with the 1 - - e • paper atidene, saved the leas d e te e p oi., whsars °l 7:. Panonia Leather Cloth, 4 to 1 prem. ;aid New eseeidered eat of daeser.-Miliessa, April It ; Theatre, 4 to 14 prem. IR NIS l i si s IN IN hIN US HO 1111 its pa 13 14 i„.. U 56 £7 U 63 if IS 46 ST 42 12 IS IS IS ST 23 I M . 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