The Express. — London, England, 1856-05-20 00:00:00

se the Tot dep. After I bad seen him I went out „ it ph. joie, aeil Pelmet. Nothing was said this in ept dist Mr. Palmer (Nerved that be rather wished Cook t ' Asse hie pill. again, and said he would walk op with me tot *nem. 11, dud to, and stiod by whit. I prepared the .:. 1 prepared them in my *ivory, and Palmer stood by sad saw Oa weigh the ingredients out. I bed some strgebaine at a priest. ro on Ldo tad keep it in the shop. I mote ra the trit, N Kilt polls—John Parsons Cook, E.q re.oo bad nnaeted that 1 w plat the dirge tam or.. Thtt mot all that passed. 1 never saw lit. Cook after th.t lime By the Court—Palmer curled off the pill. between area s..le,tht o'clock. Essisiaatios eoatisani—l wrapped the direction and the fin op in a eepa-ate paper, sod se clad it up. The ditto , to.. low 1 recollect, was mitten on a square piece of paper sal elmwd between the boa and the (maids paper. Nothing was written on the outside payer. It wss as near ball past !mice o'clock is could be that night that , I saw Cook again. I toned the body stretch, d out straight, resting upon its lots sea the hack of its head, with the arse down the fide, cede rigid. The arms were s t' tale I down eat% side of the body, and the bands were firmly clenched I stated it to be my opinioa that he died from apoplesy. Palmer naked no to fitl up the certificate of desth. I bad form of the certificate in ley possess:oa. I told Palmer that as Cc sk tad beet his patreat, it was hie place to fl i up the certifi cate. He mid be would such titter (Let I did it, and so I did. I was present at the peat mines seeminat on. After it was over Palmer aid, " We ought not to have let that Jai co ;" he did not my more. Cries-examined by Mr fiefi.not She Peewee house it perhaps 200 yang celled end from my house. Thomas Pratt examined by Mr. James, Q.C. —I am a satiated, voiisiog at Ring-itreet, St James's. I was stequainte4 with the tris.eer. The first besieges I mulcted for him wee to obtain • lose for him of 1,0001. That was ultimately TIM. This was it the mid of November, 11•53 In Oct be,, 1864, I was employed by him to malts • dela epos two pa.ides. Om wee uroa the life of Ana Palmer, sad the other upon the lite of Welter Palmer. 1 received part of the money, 5,0001., from the 8, ad 3.0001. from the Norw•ch I spilled it to the paps meet of ti r.e bilk, aniountog to 3,6001. or 4,0001, and the &ethane of lo•os dibeequeerly ob tained, after I roc iy.d the instructions to make the claim on the Doi-cies. There wes loft a banish of 1,6001, sad there .tall remained 1,5001 bills outstanding ; 1,5001. wee applied in the diseharge of debts. and 1,6001. Palmer received es be required it. In April, 1855, he eiti pW tome for • loss of 2,0001.; bottle sot state for what purpose the Iwe we. rms., -d. I obtained the loan on the Turin of • bill draw& by himaelf on his mother. 1 now bold eight bill. of the prisoner's; they ere held by my cheats awl aye& r. They were held by myself or my clients is November. At that same there were two of them over du. [ the hills were jridured and reed. All thue bale parented to be drown by the prisoner, and accepted • •• Sirib Palmer." There were ono far 6001, two far 1,0004 nth, mid five fur 2,0001. each, makiag altogether 12001.] 6,0001. of these %Ili were r.newed and came dee in Jiteare, and bide for 7,5001, were in my hinds, and overdue is November last. Some of these bills were held over from mouth to month upon payment of the interest. With two exceptions these bills were diet ',sated at the rate of sixty per gent. (Beneatim.) On the 9th of Nov,, there was interest dise for belling over two of the bill., ne for 5001,, and one 1.0001. 1 remember the death of Walter Palmer. That marred is August, I was ierruited to make • claim apes the Prime of Wales-office by the prisoner on • ;Kathy es Walter Palmer's Ur The anoint claimed was 13,0001. From time to time I riddled liters to the prisoner's mother on the alib ied of these bills. The Lathe modem! I wrote en the 18th September, 1855. [The letter was found mocidt the pinnaces papers, audit ended the prisoner to mike arraegemeets t • meet some of the bills then coming nes, Ammer letter, written on the 24th September, stated that the claim on the Prince of Wales office had not been met, end still urged the primmer to make arraapesents about the bills. &kite, letters were written on the 3rd sad 6th October, the latter eskoig the prim •ner " why be did not let hie mother acknowledge the receipt of as acceptance seat dews herself." The I •tteir to wbkh this quo len refund wee Monad; it was dated kb of o:tober, sod purported to be written by the prisoner at the weepiest of his mother Os the 27th of October Palmer *died open me end paid me 2701, a. seem,* ef the principal money then due on some of the hills. He mid something to me about making further payesemis H. sad ee would mod me another sum of 2501, before the foliowir g Wednesday, and make other payments as shortly is pouibie. I produce • letter of the 28th of October from Paul to myself. [The letter wee read. It premised be sited 2501. from Wormier, mad said, " For goodnem sake don't thisk of writs; only give me km then, sad you shot have all your mosey " Another letter was she produced, demi 31st Cl October;fress witness to primmer, sekeowledging the r.eeipt of the 2601., and slung did no write would be issued until the 10th Novem ber.] Oa the 6th of November I hued writs against the primmer sad his mother for 4.0001. on two bilk. I seat these write to Mr. Crsbb, eolicitor, at Regeley. On the bib of November I resolved • letter with tat date from the ?thaw, width I sow produce. [lt ran thus: "My dear no, I will he with you en &tardily seat, at halfspest ou 'Multi' Os the 10th Palmer called ou me, and paid me SOW This, aoded to the ether, nude ajpsymint of SOW. bit 2001. was dinseted for Interest, aid sail 800 E was credited to principal. I have me doubt I mestemei the writs at this interview, bet I have se noels lentos of it. [Letter produced Um witness to Palmer, dated Novemher 13, stating the objection made tun the pri med'. claim wee the Cr cametane• ofiWalter Palen having bad delirium tremens before halite was Issued. The letter she urged the prdoser to make up the sum of 1,0004., M met the bills than du.; Letter reduced' and read, Mod 16,11 November, from prisoner to witness, Udell that be gond be up at the settling at Tettersall's oa Monday, end Unsold call ; in th • meanwhile • pence would wall rod head 2001 to winds on his snout.) ;Os the Saturday • perms did so will mail banded mum • cheque sa Fehr for 2001. The 19th was ',Win day et Thumb's after the Shrewsbury roses, sod after thus o'cleck Palmer coiled at my efilos and signed the Phew medical. [Paper read. ft directed that 1,3001, with 601. sow paid. should be posed to the credit of the mother's bills ] The primmer paid tbe 501, partly by cheque. He said I should wain a Oulu by po it for 46W., sad eller wards I did regain such a cheque from Mr. Herrimg, which I paid late my linker's. [latter produeed from Palmetto witness, maneneciag Cook's death sad requestuth seiner to write to Sauwten about the harass is= "Remember, I sue hue Polestar, and if unholy an yes, den% Ist them konw any of my mom, toomeoselem with Con." The letter aeknowledgisg this IMO ell and. It sill premed the pekoes, for mosey ] The end ken adjourned for half-en-hoer. Os emenning the reeding of the letters wee cootinsed. OM we from wither to Falser, livid; that Messer Weatherby tied net hunted Cosh's cheque. Rualeaties onstinuel—On the 24th of November I saw Palmer at my office, when he paid me 1001., of which 751. was to go for the 'newel of the 6001 bills. Oa the 26th of homelier Palmer again wrote me mot to say anything M my one about Cook's strain. I did sot keen the et cosset Jobs Panne Cook. I bad a bill of sale spot two borne of his, called Polestar and SlOus. I sever saw Cook ea the *inject of that lose; the prisoner negotiated. [Bill of sale prod aced sad read.] The situf *demon mount to 6001. I have • letter from Palmer es the subject of that loan. It is dated the 26th of Avast. [loiter rrst. It stated that Palmer wanted 10001. by the foikowiag Saturday, bat it must be at • lees rate of Interest than he hail Dees in the habit of paying. He was ready to mime the policy upon Welter's Ile se seeerity. Another letter of the 30th of Assent from Palmer to witness wee red; it stated that Palmer wee coming op to Londes, sad it witoess could not ulnae! limey es the policy t must he retuned. Is this letter is seeeptann of Cook's was eackreed, which Palmer wished bees negotiated. It w,s far 5000 I advanced 3751., and • wise warmth on toe 1,411, sod gent the mosey and w aaaaa t to Palmer at DAMMAM. The letter tostaieed 3001. is sites, aad a cheque for 3761., payable to Mr. Own "or order." [The letter was reel. It asked the prisoner, .• when avail I see you about the three 2,0006 bill esslag due ?" The cheque and wine warrant es. closed predated sad Identifi-d by sinew The ohms' sad the wise ~rest sent to Palmer for Coth were the sons sidentim Mu the bill of sale. Toe other MU, whisk etwleeed is themes letter hat nothing to do with Cook. The mationatioe wee proceeding when tair report left. It is understud that this witothe will close the ease for the pressention, and that Mr. Sunset Shoo will epos the &femme to-Olofflef imorsisg. It if folly expected that the learood lerjunt will up nab nearly all day. Mr. Henry Mayhew hes addressed a letter to the Jo•nalr, eastradiet.eg,ia the asset positive terms, Dr. Tay lor's allergens that • eaten's.% conernsieg the alleged Moseley poisonings w.s obtsbied from him by Mr. Mayhew la • sarreptitioes maaner. Mr. Mayhew forwards, la eerie herstios of ble seeogat of the proesodiege, a letter from Mr. 8. Edwards, who WIN pretest at the Interview between Proftwor Taylor end Mr. If 'hew. Mr Edwards New* that a large portion of the article wee pedalled net ealy with Dr. Taylor's laarias, bat " at his aaggiaticis sad ana request." The trial of Palmer is reprodooed by the Conti. maul innate unabridged. King Ferdinand of Portugal left Seville for mitar on the 15th. When the Archduke Maximilian was nearly at the top of Strasbour g Cathedral lest week, he felt told, sad emptied the offer of • silk handkerchief to pet round his Leek from a police-agent who accompanied him. is the cowsa of the amain the prism west We pelies-efleete • \morose deg onasmetted with a diamond. A proposition, originating with M. Charles Duple, I fo before the French &Date, providing 61111 . a• Pena of aa lusiaoaas column, mermosated by • mesas of Ibo E senor, ai a immortal to the army of Um Br& Excursion trips to at. Petersburg, 1256. per head s OM being argsaisid at Paris It is proposed to unite the woods of Vstasillail with Skase at St. Oniesia—s prows mid* whu. &los toaroollows foollatoo for teo elms. wield load to the lloona. La of ens of oho cwt wigwams brew r Isms. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAT. COURT OF BANIRUPTCI 1.1141 1.01111111113011111. waI.I.TD. IN 11 C. J. MAIM TbJs Ism the adjourned examiaaties meeting In the cue debuting John Mare, the east:sent ablp-bailder, of Orchard yard, Black wall. The accoacte, which bays been prepared by Memo. gailter, Ball, and Co., have jut twos Sled, and ass eatremely volansinose, is:median over 76 folios. The fol losidag is $ copy of the balmy, shoat, which 'steads (sons 111I1st of May, 1847, to Slat September lest: .. - . Da. To Selibre imserse ... . ....... X114,833 IS 3 Onilkss 1 / 4 /Ass sesall4y ....... —... 313.814 17 11 Weigle pospoiss lonmssiMilese DAM/ Is tessoltat Isurks. as ailsomi el WM& dr ressip4 mends lb. 33,137 6 I 13=4 re 88641814 - 41,844 4 I 11416sablIre . 344,989 4 I Olatossit at Wan, 184; 1, - 11)47-ssrplas at 11,413 4 9 SUOMI 13 9 Ity New% inibilva of proportion el Said issildsan Wale la ir= on sontoat at widen the Ns rinds NNW@ of minors eziladvo of pro masallnedin tri Nod s = . 127,N1 14 7 ~Mt lo UN thins of No sort. 65 ' 93° 7 0 if paNntiddpit Not NM 41,000 0 • Tema 1990 4= sad it = re 1 1. ............. NSW 7 of pripsalso 113,161 9 9 0 14 J. 11994 amnia if Nimbi* . - 63,641 17 1 LaMar@ an iisitrablo psi eantra7,..." 61,644 • MON 13 9 113,2711 15 0 11,411 • 5 Mr. Lawrasee appeared for the aseigasse; Mr. Lieklater, for the beekrept ; mid Mr. Ditehbara, solicitor, for Mr. Swan, iron-taircheat, a creditor. Mr. Lawrence said the account,. which ware very volu minous, bad only been filed yesterday afternoon at four o'clock. That of cane involved the aeons eity of ea adjournment, though sot foe say long period, beeaseet although the arcuate had takes a long time in peopentton, en aecomt of the Mama Name of material, which they involved, their szaalastice and validation by the Waled swigs** would not gimpy a long period, as Mom& Quilter end Ball, by whom t►ey had bees pre pared, had been employed by the assignees under the dim ties of the newt. They therefore proposed, with his Ho. nom's peraimion, to take an adjournment for a fortnight Kr. Liaklater, cm behalf of the bankrupt, mounted ; and after a ormareatim, the adjourned meeting was fixed for Friday, the 6th of 15.., at twelve &stock. Mr.jawreses said this was also a dividend nesting ; but as the assignee, had set yet rewind payment for several of the contrasts, and as the sale of Mr. Mare's fnebold estates bed not been sesapleted, It could be necessary to adjourn the dividend Ilk• 0111( for shoot three asonths. Or perbaps tit better coves would be not to Az the day at present, bet to leave it to be appointed wins the assignees were ready. Ala order was wade aseerdingly. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAT. BOW-STRIZT. 1101111111 T TROY ♦ YIRTLZXAXU O•SITLGI Jams CUT. aged 14, ose of ski ragged berefroted little 'attests who swarm about George-street, It Giles's, and its vloinity, was chervil with steeling a cost, t►e property of Cassel P. J. Yorke, of 89, Baton-plea. Policeman 158 B, stated that at about ►alf-pest six °Vali last erotism he saw the prisoner in Oemgaefrest with the gross Goat sow produced is his penerasion. The priaosor triad te avoid kis, but wastes teak hia la charge. At the sorties he first stated that be found ft is Oxford street, but afterwards admitted that it was is a geatlerasa's hotel/ham be " foend " it. Mrs. Hewlett& Yorke, wife of the poetaster, stated that she was Aspirin la Oaforl-strut, sad left the broughams width% is frost of a shop for shoat a quarter of as hour, wails she made some porchtsee. Oa re entering the tar rive she mired the great cost, whisk had been left by her hobos& is the carriage. It was stated that the pease, was wall knows to the constables of the P division, bat had BMW berm cauvietad of filmy. He admitted, however, that he bad oily bet time out of prime for boggles. He pleaded Chilly, sad elected to be tried by this court. Mr. Jerdise swooned him to foot .ostks' sossomit. SLIGO BLECTION COMMITTER. THIS DAY. This committee at for the first time this mortis`, sempoesd se follows:—Mr. Batt (ettairmaa), air J. Bea won, Hai. H. B. Can, HOG. F Lemma GOWN, aad Yr• Moody. Mr. B. Joao, CI.C., Mr. M. J. °Tessa, sad Mr. C. Leyte appeared ht the palliator, Kr. J. P. Beam; Mr. Seim, CI.C.. sot Kr. Haddleetea fee Kr. Wpm*, the 1 member. Tit; dark read the pomade of *a peddle, wilier iatrato4 bribery, initiate, latlmidatisa, violasoo, sad abduction to the antis, atalaber,or, bla artists sad ispterrearr. Mr. M. J. O'Coaatell, ups armoust of the aasteidabio abeam of Mr. Jams, owing to Ow awasity of tds preoraos at the trial of W. Palmer, asked for a poupossiaaat till Mr. Jame. 'mild stem& Mr. Blade mimed the appliestion. TM CilSlllllllll said that elthoegh aaziou to give every !eighty le all parties, the ant rendered it laeambeat apes the ermusittee to sit from day to day. The eacamittor would, bo wooer, take the matter late antaidetation. Tho soma wee thee domed far a valuate or two. whoa The Chairs., eel, that the committee regretted that they meld sot mode to t►e request to. a postposommt, mad they did sot shish thst the interests of the petitioner would suffer materially from the abeam* of the boding memel, whom tableau night be made evadable for the sum- Lag up at the elms of hie cue. o'Coaaoll thos stated that, arm the anodise of the retitle's, sonnet those of brawn and Motive, tho mi asma waa not saMeisatly strops to support a cam ; and, therefore, he wished to vvirso this as al order of pros*. dons by taking this allegation of tesstiag Wm Mihaly. Mr. Made objected that some of the forms noomeary to it* adoption of sub • alum bed set boos oompliod with; so list of pones, treated, with time aad planes, trivia( be.. supplied to the situog =saber. The solieltas to tile retinoaers headed i the list Mr. O'Cosaell a►os opened his ease. briefly referring to shakes revises to the tart, whoa Mr. Boren, this peti tioner, aed Kr. Wpm, were candidata, the litter Wag elestod. For a keg time past the abater. of Mao had always elected a member of liberal polities, mad beluga( to the Manna minutia religion; sad kfm. wyame w as lb . fist naa otoppaite ',Aides who hat boa sleeted for a period of at lust twisty years. At the last *leaks the meal nation took plumes the 6th Iliarehoiad as polling at the 7th. and the utiles alleged; that ea the mislay of the deli Marsh, sad as the atoraing of the 7th, treaties took plass at thit house of Dr. Ferguson. Weasel Gotha, and Robert Headsueo, whore arreagemuste were nada hr the else tioo,:ltobert Moderns Massif baring beita:moootraetively bribed by the seat paid for his ham. It was also alleged that idward Hiltons bad beta bribed by his laadleed. He *mould 'bow that ea the sight before the polling mayoral elostors wen takes as the Luse of Dr. Peritonea, and treated with beer sad whiskey, with ham and other pleases* aoseapaalaeats ; that they went theme to Headerson's, where they bad otter refresh seat, aeledieg clean, sue of thorn paylag Gerais.; ad this Rohm to other plume, mad fluffy to the psii, whin they voted for the 'Meg amber, anew they had bona well piled with ant whiskey la the n tally-room," where MO ma had to sleep off his dreakeaser. SHARE LISTSC-THIS DAY. Two ollionn. The railway share market to day, though not active, is generally better. Midland and Great Western Stooks are especially buoyant, the former having risen to 771 to 78, and the latter to 81/ to 821. London and North Western is quoted 102 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire 90f to 91; South Esererns, 211 to f; Caledonian., 30} to ; and Great Northern., 23/ to 24. Central of France share. are lower, but Geelong and Melbourne, and Great Indian Peninsula, have risen considerably. 0111D1IART SHAW AND ROOT& dams way to 1 p.m. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 20, ISM Mr. O'Cessall w;setill speaking Irks *sr report MIL The digle of Toulouse states that w a owo-horto early., eastwaing two paseetows. wee • few days M. yrossedtag so Ike reed from °made se Verdun, ea seseds be • yam sailed she Peat do Diable, It was weeded away bele • Moo as\ by the Nome feemed by the inoodstles. ' Beth pewswoors sad biomes weal IMO probably whited, bet Ist A. osswase of One Ilognetnsa, oboes astivsl •t Teolesse Is • mall beet kw bees •Lead, matins& who dosbM tote the wawa, eabarseessd the bask wed Isosala the Wad sd powsegen is safety to isrrejtrow. UELW4II6, ~AO~M ! r ada rt a liadits. Bola. Mea.Welmils riperviiis; rimia. ay!, .a.p.. tom. • 4s. DX* Idal awl Itratia ......... [ Mow and iiidyiZar.... Cork sad eisios.„. . oa t la sad Dart hop. 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As fahabitast of Delimit who wee present at the sonless at et Barsetam, Pimlico, en lielarday, writs. to es le sap that it was set Mr. Oglott who walked iata t►e alma est of the demi epos that osemios, but "a pones who from his gash 1 sossise to be a dergymas." Ow eine spooks* goes ea to observe that the slaty " degretefsl same" whisk be skimmed masted of the pretties. sag forms posaltar to the pHs.. The paragraph so etmorises to Ma was takes, mil Uarafore voted, from the Mere./ Post. MONEY MARIET,-THIS DAY. Two o'Osota. The funds continue to show a strong upward ten dency, which is assisted by the favourable financial statement made by the Chancellor of the Exchequer last night. Prices attained a fresh rise of I per cent this morning, and are now quoted per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. After touching 943 to 3, Console are now firm at 943 to 3 for the 4th of June. For money, the price is 943 to 3. The scrip of the New Loan roes to 2 to 23 prem., and is now quoted at 13 to 2 prem. The Three per Cents. Redacted have been dealt in at 93 to 3; the , New Three per Cents. at 93! to 3; the New Two- and-a-Half per Cents. at 78; Bank Stook at 2133 to 216; the March Exchequer Bills at par; and the June Bills at Bs. to 21. die., showing a further recovery. _ _ _ Turkish Six per Ceuta. are firm at 981 b 99, and the Four per Conte. at 1021 to I. Other foreign securities are also well supported. Buenos Ayres Bonds have been dealt in at 77 ; Granada Deferred at 71 to 71 ; Maxima at 231 for money, and 231 to I for the 30th inst.; Russian Four-and-a-Half par Cents. (Small Bonds) at 95k; Sardinian Five per Cents. at 931 to 941; and Spanish New Defenad Three per Cents. at 25 to 25k. The further important snm of 200,0001. in gold was yesterday purchased by the Bank. The amount of specie brought in by the Arabia, from New York, is stated at as much as 190,6701., the exchange on England remaining firm. Of the spews brought in by the Parana, about one half appears to (midst of gold, and the other half of silver. The Madrid has taken out 18,8434 in specie to the Peninsula, and the Atria°, 9,7694, chiefly in silver, to the West Indies, &o. Owing to the continued demand for silver for India, the total amount of specie and bullion shipped on board the Pees, which is to leave Southampton to , day for Alexandria, is as much as 639,2421. Of this, only 7,9211. is in gold, the remaining 531,3211. consisting entirely of silver. The particulars are subjoined, vis.:—For Alexandria, gold, 6,7664; for Bombay, silver, 276,8771.; fur Ceylon, silver, 1941., and gold, 1,7681. ; for Madras, gold, 4001., and silver, 24,7301.; and for Calcutta, silver, 229,6201. Telegraphic intelligence has been received that at the meeting of the Royal Swedish Railway Company, held on Saturday at Orebro, in Sweden, the resolu tions adopted at the last London meeting were con firmed. The amendments in the statutes as proposed by the new board were also adopted. Accounts from Canada mention that the Hon. William Napier, as the representative of the com mittee of shareholders and board of the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada, was to receive an answer from the government on the 6th inst. Re ports are freely circulated that arrangements of a na ture beneficial to the company will be made. The advice. from Paris communicate some further particulars relative to the great projected Spanish railway, with 'capital of 4,800,0004, subscriptions for which are now open in London and Paris. The company's system is to consist of two principal amalgamated lines. One of these is the railway from Madrid to Saragossa, lately conceded to the Great Central of France Railway Company, and to the mercantile and industrial society which has been recently formed by the principal Spanish bankers, and by Messrs. Rothschild, Brothers, of Paris. The other portion of the trunk line is to extend from Madrid to the Mediterranean; the concession was obtained last year by the lame parties. The Madrid-Bara =ins will be 360 kilometres long, and that from to the Mediterranean 463 kilometres, of which 278 kilometres, between Madrid and Albariete, are now in operation, whilst the 177 kilometres beyond Albacete are in course of construction. The total length of the lines actually conceded to this Spanish Railway Company is thus 818 kilometres. As a subventioa in aid of the Madrid-Saregassa line the Spanish government is to pay the company 66,250 f. (say 2,2101.) per kilom. As contracts have been made by the railway company with the Mercantile' and Industrial Society of Madrid for the complete construction of this line at the price of 207,600 f. (8,3001.) per idiom., including permanent way, plant, and rolling stock, the government subvention will re does the eon to the railway company to 152,250 f. (6,0901.) per idiom. The section from Madrid to the Mediterranean is estimated to cost 180,000 f. (7,2001.) par kilous., so that the average coat to the company of the entire line will be about 170,000 L (6,8001.) per idiom. This latter ) section will traverse the provincesof New Castile,' La Manche, Marcia, and Valencia, the sea terminus being at Alicante, whence branches will be made to the cities of Valencia and Carthagena. Projects are also under the consideration of the Cortes for adding to the system fresh extensions to Andalusia and the &ender of Portugal. The Madrid-Samosas line will traverse some of the chief manufacturing dis triots of Spain, and will work in harmony with the railway now in coarse at construction between Sara gems and Barcelona, and also with the steam nano.' tine of the Ebre. The Spanish government further engages to extend the line speedily to the Pyrenees. The promoters in their estimates of the revenue of the line when completed count upon the traffic between France and Algeria and Portugal. The arrangements for the withdrawal of the troops from the Crimea now engage the earnest attention of government. A notice has just hese issued by the Admiralty intimating that on the 22nd instant they will receive tenders for the hire of ships (number not specified) for conveyance of troops and stores from the Crimea to the United Kingdom. The Admiralty will also receive tenders to-morrow (Taw day) for conveyance of stores (shells, combustibles, powder, ball ammunition, &o.) from the River Thames to Gibraltar, Sierra Leone, Cape Town, Hoog Kong, Sydney (N.B. W.), Grenada, New Brunswick, New foundland, Quebec, Bermuda, Trinidad, and Rio Janeiro; and for the conveyance from Cork of I officers and 226 men of the 69th Foot to Hong Kong. MOICDAT EVRNINO. The funds today showed much buoyanoy, purchases decidedly preponderating. The closing quotations were the highest of the day, and fully j per cent. above those of Saturday. It will be seen from the report, given in another column, of today's proceed ings et the Treasury, that the contract for the five million loan in Consols has been taken by MOMS. Rothschil and Sons at the government minimum rate, which is equal to 99 per cent. The offer at first made by Messrs. Rothschild, which was equivalent to nearly 99i per seat., wee refused. The price of 93 per cent., although high, does not seem to have caused merlons disappointment to the sub scribers, in face of the buoyancy of the stock market. The smallness of the loan, the exFootation of a favourable financial Nutmeat from government to-night, and the steady arrivals of gold, all contribute to induce a coefideut feeling. Public attention is also struck by the evidence which this loan subscription affords of the abundant finan cial resources of the country. We are enabled to state that the aggregate subscriptions have amounted to no less than jbrty millions sterling. The total would have been mach larger were it not that many persons were deterred from applying by a well founded apprehension that the excessive competi tion would necessitate a serious curtailment of the allotment to each subscriber. It is in this respect that disappointment is chiefly expressed. The mem bers of the Stook Exchange appear to have received spew an avenge onataills of the amount for which they bad subscribed, but the general public have obtained a smelter proportion. (oneiderieg the rush to participate in the loan, this disappointment was inevitable, and moat parties express an opinion that the allotment has, on the whole, been very fairly made. Despite the large we of money tempogarily looked up, there wee no pressure today in Lombard. street or elsewhere. The surplus de is on the loin will be receivable by the submibers tomorrow (Tuesday). The scrip of the new loam was freely dealt in dur isg the greater part of the day at li to li prem. Thee spettstien was 1# to I j per Gent. prem. Cooed% whisk elated on Saturday at 94 to 94 for the 4th of Jews, opened this morning at 94 to i t re ceded to 934 to 94, and thence advanced steadily, leaving off at 944 to 4. For money the last price was 944 to 4. The official business report is se follows:—Thres per Cent. Commis, for money, 93 1,1, 91, 941; ditto, for sooonot, 4th June, 944, 93 . 941, 944. Three per Coe. Reduced, 924. 4, a, - New Three per Cents., 831, 921, 934, 931. Ban Stook, 2144, 214. Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1886 (Loan of 18 000,0001.), 17 148. Con sol Scrip (New Loan), 14, 14, 14, 14 per cent. prem. India Bonds, 4s. di.. The market for Exchequer Bills showed a sensible tendency towards recovery this afternoon. The Jane issue has rallied from 10s. to 4.. dia., to 7e. to 3s. die., whilst the March bills were parobased at par. Ex chequer Bonds remain steady at 981 to 1. In the foreign stock market steadiness matinees to prevail. Dutch stocks rose 1 per cent. Buenos Ayres Bonds show a farther advance, closing at 78 Ito 79. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. rose 1 per neat. Turkish Six per Cents. left off about percent. higher than on Saturday, at 981 to 99, whilst the Guaranteed Four per Cents. remain steady, at 107} to /. The corn market to-day was rather flit. For some descriptions of Eaglish wheat a decline of Is. per quarter was submitted to. Only one floating cargo of grain has arrived off the coast. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cir.oow. Business in mining stocks is as yet far from brisk, although we notice a little more inquiry for shares in preferable home mines. The gold mining shuns present no new feature. In the Stock Exchange this morning Cobre shares have been dealt in at 64; and United Mexican at 31 to 3/. Annexed is a list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange and Stock Exchange Mining Exchange official list : Alfred Cosseds, 12, I; Budf.rd Consols, lit. 6d., 7s. 6c1., 10..; Collaoombe, 55; But 0,12161, 13.., 14..; Goatee United, 71. ; °rambler and St. Aebyn. 95, as, 921. 95, 971. 100, 95, S7l; Great Alfred, 30r., 334.61,35 r , 21, 1 ; Rolm bash, 2,1; Kles , gtnal, 250.; North Robert, 321, asi ; Pa, Consols, 191. f, 20, 3 ; Providence Mines, 70, 721; Tuseroft, 41, 9 16, f ; Tees Biwa as.; Wise Mvesrarne, 41, 3; Wheal Arthur, 101, 1; Wheel Bella, MO, 560; Wnsal Unity, 33; Wheal %Vrey, 10 1 16, 1 In the Stock Exchange : Weed Boller, 560; South Basset, 336; Chamblee and Bt. Ashyta, 93, 95; Wheal Mary Ann, 32, i; Tintroft, 411-16 ; Tamar Console, 21; Bort:ides Consols, 21, 3; Wisest Render, 2; Lydford Consols, 61. 6L ; West Row warns, 41. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-THIS DAY. (11Y N&ONITIO (FROM 01711 OWN COARZSPONVENT.) There was a fair attendance of m,Uere and farmers at OW market this day. MS badness dart was moderate, without alteration; evrty article sold obtained last Friday'. prices. The weather is line. 11 lu ,t, ft 14 Ti 183 1W I IPa 161 *l7 96 q V MD 14 14 El it le Idi 1 Of ft $ 1-4 Ii ill IN II Of 1 U lf} _ i is 14 14 $ iris lie i Pa SI Ulf 10111 103 i i 1 a rfili In N NU N lei a li f 7 q sq ad 111 mile 13 q i a 4 sd /0 j 1/1‘ IN 14 hi 111 is MINCING LANK-THIS DAT. 8116•1.—This article has a firm appearance; the large publie sales are progressieg steadily. Conan has alma steady appastanoe, bat the publie sales are large today. Taa.—The large public sales declared for to-narrow, to be sold "withist reserve," occupy the attention of the trade, sad the private contract market is inset'''. Rion.-4,000 bag. of low Madras sold is public male at 7e. 6d. to Be. 6d , which were last week's pricer. I)ay.-2,770 chests passed auction today, of which 1,430 were withdrawn, 990 bought le, sad 3* sheets sold. A loge portion of this day's sale ontisted of seconds; a small portion of Catalogue A followed. The demand wev limited, but prices were not altered. Rum Dates steady at previous rater. Corron.—T he demand is wry limited. In other acclaim so material alteration. TALLOW DIARIEET.—TIEM DAT. The market is steady, with a good demand for aonantap. tioa. Tows tallow is quoted 465. sett sada ; Petsisbueg Y.C., on the /pot, 46.. M.; lday to has*, 455. 91.; October to December, 455. 6d. to 91. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. B. J. Davis report. trade without alteration, esoept for the best green bay, which Is in demand at rather higher picas. Prime meadow hay, 955. to 105 a; impa rter, 110 e. to 1201.; inferior, 801. to 80e. ; remits, 70e. to 961.; slower, 100 s. to 128 s. ; wend en% 96e. to 118 e.; straw, 26s to 28a. PREPARATIONS FOR PEACE REJOICINGS (THIS DAT.) In addition to the extensive preparations now in progress for illonfinating the Glut-homes and theatres, walnut are engaged this morning in fitting gas ap paratus around the Great Western Hotel at the railway terminus at Paddington. Theta will be (airmen upright branches to supply upwards of 40,000 jets, forming mamas appropriate &vim. The illumination at the British Museum are Intended to be ea a se le of splendour rarely surmised. In addition to the innumerable jets of light arouad the rennin", the architectural front of the building will be illuminated with gee. The pr eparations at Somerset-bones, the Ord _ _ _ sena-office, Pall-mall, the War Departmeet, Ad miralty, Horse Gaud., and other public offices, me on moot extensive and m►geiBeeot scale. It is stated that Bock hostas and St. James's Palaces are to be illuminated. la the City great ettivity prevails, and some hundreds of workmen axe employed is emoting gas fittiags at the Bank of Ragland, the Guildhall, Mansioa-hosue,East India-hones, Caatota-'oaae. the halls of the various companies. and the eatablidunente of beating and other companies. In the pa•ka to prevent sentient, occurring from the pressen of the aorta additional barriers are being erected around the buildings from which the fireworks will be discharged. •LLTBST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. MANCHESTER.—THIS DAY. (ST ILSCTILIO SWAGS/25.) SOMIERSETSHIRE STAKES. 2 to 1 ogit Corm (t) 4to 1 Pocdlo (t) 6 to 1 Aloes° (t) 6to 1 Lewd Detweatwater (t) The celebrated Mount of Olives, near Jerusalem, has been purchased by a Madame Polack, the widow of • wealthy banker of the Hebrew permeation at Bilaigeberg, is Prairie. This lady intends to besatify the place and im prove the whole neighbourhood, at ter sole espouse. Tbe first thing she bad dose was to pima the whole area with a grove of olive trees, aad thus to restore it to the original state from which it derives its name. The olive tree thrives well in that totality, and though it tam many centuries before arnvieg at a state of maturity, end Witten years befits bearing say fruit at all, it requires but little or no tending, and lute for several bombed years. It will be remembered that as honourable part wee takes is the defense of Kars by M. de Babwarzenberg, a Belgian officer in the service of Turkey. The goverament of the Balton km promoted him ender the name of Baia Pasha to the grade of a General of Britoil', sod the Presto d' Orient states that M. Bobwarmnberg has re c tived the felicitations of the Belgian government. General Leiters, it seems, intends taking up his residence, es a immander or the *en end army, at Odesel The Weser melte, under data of Vienna 10th, states that the heal.h of tba Popo is snob as to cause llama. aesa, vloptoofs of drapry beemidag ovary day more end sere shiest. The Spanish joareals record another forcible orb dual= of a wealthy Mises, IL Martisee. a merchant of Malaga, who WM carried off oa the 6th ea be was returning from kW *Gantry seat, aid who has dace been detained by his mown, it is mot haunt where. A demand el 30,000 reels Air Me teems has been made as his family. "eh- tli ht :t hi :T —a piciu ms ,„ b“ ;l:l7 4l ;;A s T ida .—T talli here l7. Sr. ;OHO = tans Is the collieries that is to be brought is the to-dry is Platibre mews, Seed street. The watt •it remarkable is a Cuyp—s sallint-lookior writ, broad and vi li mllL 811 • Pieture.by that waster, is not Jim, oa moorage, own la half a-lews ran. . Tat AINTMLIAN Melts.—The White Stu. line 'freshet skip, Red Jacket, Certain SI. H. 0' lialleres, swim tram Liverpo il at neat to-dep (Tnetstal), for Melbourne, 0 , 1 with the %seal nags for the Australian col lairs. 400 per I' mmers, and a ter) Lugs sago of merch andise on frei g ht. ;4 i • IL: