The Express. — London, England, 1863-05-16 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) GUILDHALL. CAUGHT IN • TRAP. Thomas Thomas, a young man, who described himself as a gentleman," and Frederick Webb, clerk and porter to Mr. Davison, of 136, Cheapside, were placed at the bar be fore Alderman Humpbery, charged with being in the hewn cf Mr. Pepler, of 61, St. Martin s-le-Grand, for the purpcm i f committing a felony. It appeared that the primers went to the prosecutor's louse, sad after being in the smoking.room some time their i nduct attracted the attention of the servants, which led their movements being watched. After the lapse of ,bout an hour the prisoner Thomas was observed creeping wealthily out of the smoking' room along the pear ge towards he bedrooms on the hest floor, one of which be entered and ess immediately locked in by ace of the nervante while she rent and informed her muter and fetched • policeman. When the officer arrived he found the prisoner lying fur sleep on the bed in the room in which he had been locked, oh the prisoner Webb wan found also asleep on the sofa in bs smo king -room. They were immediately given into cur ccdy, and on Thomas were found one spoon and • pair of gr 4 sIDP. r. De Jersey asked the magistrate to commit the pri m:oars upon the evidence as it stood. Mt. Lewis for Thomas. and Mr. Howell for Webb, con teoded that their clients had not committed any office*, the 'act being that they had been drinking to excess, and what ever folly they bad been guilty of was to be attributed to that mane alone, and not to any felonious intent. With regard to the charge against Thanes, Mr. Lewis elicited that the value of the spoon and sugar tongs was almost nominal, and they could not therefore have been taken with the view of stealing them. Mr. Davison, Mr. Quitter, and another gentleman gays the prisoner Webb the highest possible character for honesty, ind stated that the present charge did not lessen their pinion of his character. They also spoke favourably of tnorass. Alderman Humpbery said be should discharge Webb in :oasennenoe of the excellent character he bad received, but he thought Thomas's conduct very suspicious, and he therefore committed him for two mouths with hard labour. Mr. Lewis mid he should appeal against the conviction. WANDSWORTH. iNTIMING 1 IlAtilB wens IS monos. Mr. wauT;Wife;47 - 3 — taii;:or — e.7. - Pluniiii:aanyin on bacinam in Dean-street, Bobo, was summoned before _ Mr. Ingham, by Mr. T. Bent, the superinteedeat of police on the South Western Railway, for unlawfully attempting to eater a seemed clam arrange while the train was in malice. I The defendant pleaded guilty, and the fads were taken shortly. On the sth of the present month the guild of the 423 Leatbarhead train saw the defendant on the platform of the Clapham Junction station with some lilac boughs in him mouth. As the train moved away the defendant opened • rend-clime carriage door and attempted to step in, but he did not summed is getting in. By that time the train had moved from the end of the platform, and in making the mood attempt to eater the carriage he slipped and fell on to the signal lines. The guard stated that he never saw • more narrow escape from lees of life, for if the wires had tot been there the train meet have passed over the man. The defendant expreend his regret at what had occurred. The fact was, he was maxims to meet • gentleman at King. iron, and he was not thinking of what he was &boat. Ide had remind several brasses from his fell, and bad been laid op in maseqsonoe. Mr. Leghorn observed that if the defendant had been killed it might have been mid that it was three& the nom. may's 0114111.101111% sod perhaps they would have been put to an expensive In answer to a question from the bench, Mr. Bout mid the oompsny7 were not desirous of preening the rase severely. The proaee m ga had been takes fur their protection. Mr. high= mid in that nee be should reduce the penalty of 40• to 10e. and erste. The mossy was paid. (now LArr NlollreS Gallirri.) WAR-0171CC, MAY 15. —The Queen has been jrniy 'pleased to give orders for the apponatmeet of olie Watson, d the Bombay Army, to be air ordinery member of the military divan= of the third clam, or °Dupree:moot the most Hoeottrable Order of the Bath. DOWNING-STREIT, MAY It —The Queen has Mee pleased to appoint Major Hoary I'itshardiag Berkeley Xs.= to be Lieutenant-Governor of the Wand of Heligo land. 'e Orrice, MAY It—Notice is hereby giver, that the State Apartassate of Wineor Castle will to open to the public, node the usual regolatime, on and after Monday next, the ISth Met BOARD OF THAD', WHDITEAI.I., MAY 15.—The Right Hon. the Lords of the Committee et Privy Conseil for Trade have received, from the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, a copy of a despatch from her Majesty's Charge d'Affauen at Madrid, enclosing a copy of • Spanish royal order, imposing oertain customs duties on vegetable wax (ewe vegetall imported into Spain. BOARD Or TRAWL, WHITEHALL, MAY 15.—The Right Hoe. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Coma for Trade have received information from the Secretary of State far Foreign Affairs, that the French government ham reduced the towage duty levied on &kWh vends engaged in the indirect trade and drivea by Aral of weather into French harbours hest Mr. 75e. to lb. per ton. LOID RITZ:1111U CONFLAGRATION AT THZ WRZT-ENG.— (Tsui DAT.)—About 2 o'clock this morning • fire, cs m arring pest scaitmoset, bloke out in the premises belonglig to r. James Oole, a carver and gilder, situate No. 9, Rupert street, Ooventry-atreet, Haymarket. The premium wee* of eesiderebk extent, extending se far bank as the homer in Priticesstreet. In • few ;jos the entire range of workshops promoted a vast sheet of flame. The reflection was seen all over Loudon, and numbers of persons came from dis tant parte to view the progress of the me By the time the 'twines arrived there appeared sor l a l. limit chance of saviors several of the homes situated to Princes street, but owing to the Jodie:icor directions given they ..aped. The Sr. was not extra gnitMed until the workshops sad oostents were destroyed, aed the front house damaged, No. 10, is the MIMS * at reet, belonging to Messrs. Dale and Co.;No. 65, Princes-street , Mr. Hays, pork butcher ; No. 64, ditto. Mr. J. W. Devise • aed No. 53, John Balker, the Princes negro, were a/ so &imaged, principally by and water. The origin al the Sr.. malmeert... "ala Z sufferer, were not insured. A A GOwlelismEffr LOAM POE TIE UNEMPLOYED 0/ BLICIIOI3L—At a meeting of the Blackburn town email, held y, admit memorial to Sir George Grey, praying for a loan of 70,0001., at a low rate of In ternet, to enable the corporation to promote public works ler the employment of the operatives, was submitted and adopted, and the corporate seal ordered to be affixed thereto. The council waa presided over by Alderman Hutchinson, who proposed the resolution ire the subject at the meeting of the commit on Thursday week, when Mr. Eamon and Mr. Rawlioson were priest. The mayor proceeded to London yesterday morning, sod the other member. of the deputation by which the memorial is to be presented went up bat night ; and than moieties they will have an interview with dir George Grey, at the Home-olioe. THE Niw BIBHOI. —The enthronisation of Dr. Ellicott took place at Bristol Cathedral, on Thu day, with the meal ceremonial. Amos( the clergy present were Canon. Plowman and Proms, and the Rem T. B. Cream and G. Fleme. His lordship preached hie flogger - moo on Sunday morning at Gloucester Cathedral. It was in aid of the infirmary, and was characterised by exceed* iimplicity, while full of deepriliought and beauty of expres sion. The text selected by his lordship was St. Luke vii. 13, " And when the Lord saw her He had compagion on her, and mid unto her, weep not." Notwithstanding the was aumerous, sad the charity appealed for me c ortt e =aad best in the eatuiti7, the collection amounted to only about 251.—Woils Stamford. Maurneos 101, THE ZEROING WEB:E.—Monday, 8, Annivemary ; Architects. 8. Tuesday, Ethao kirks'. 4. Aanivenery ; Royal 'agitation. 3, " Soured." Prolamin. Tyndall ; Statigiog, 8, " Pay of the Soldier min. pared with Wages of the labourer , " Major-General loch ; Engineers, 8, " Communicatim between Lagoa and Dublin, " Mr. Watson i " Manufacture of DuAmite Machines," Mr. Firms. Wednesday, HartiMharaL. 4, Promenade ; Society of Literature. 41 ; Society of Arta, 8, " Destrnetim Dietillatiou," Dr Paul ; Geological, 8, " Delman Plants of Maine, Gated : &a. ;" " New ripecies of Daadmrpetos, kos"Dr. Dawson ; Upper Old Red Sandstorm Rocks," Mr. S a l ter; " Bel g ian of Sandstone of Oranarty with Reptilian Footprints," Dr. Gordon and Rev. J. Jogs. Thursday, Numismatic, 7; Chemical, 8, " Effect of Intense Heat on Fluid," Mr. Grave; Antiquaries, 8, Election of Fellows; Royal h B atitutios, 3, Geology," Proforma Angled ; Royal, j, " Sea'. Magoetio Action on the Fag*" Dr. Chambers; " Numeric Element' of Indies Meteorology," Mr. Hennana de Schlagintweit ; " Structure of the m ulled Apgar traipolez, sad bipolar Nerve-Cells of the Frog," Dr. Beals. Friday, Royal lastitution, 8, " Sun's Chemical Action," Professor Rooms. Saturday, Horticul tural, 2, Election of Fellows, 4, Proomads ; Royal lortila• tion, 3, " Lamaism," Professor Max Midler. Tar MODERN BARIREIANS. —There etc some things upon which every human creature famished with down upon his cheek imagers himself entitled to have an minim. What youth, however inesperimeid, Mr hesi tated to express a confident *meat as to the elaraelie of a home, the change of • woman, the merits of a picture, or the skill of a cook ? Nevertheless it is incontestable that such matters seed donation and experieom —cookery, perhaps, more than all the rest. The palate of • man under thirty is without sensibility. It is that physical faculty which demands even a longer term for its development than any faculty of the mind. Invite a youth fresh from college to as entertain ment of cunningly cooked dishes. and watch the obtaiimine of his pereeption. He will smother his oysters in pepper and vinegar ; be will darken the amber brilliancy of hie dor map with bleat pepper ; he will defile his salmon by lobster sauce ; he will demolish, in the twinkling of an eye, without • moment's redaction, his quenelles and hi outlets ; and after Id mutton and roast chicken be will call Willy fee strong beer or half-and-half, iwdewl of sipping in reflective silence his Chambertis claret or eliampagno. Tt is the came of chili that they an infortsd gush harlisnins.—The Mirror. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 16, 1863. THE EXTRAORDINARY CASE OP SIDUCTION, ATTEMPTED MURDER, AND SUICIDE AT WOOLWICH. SHARE GISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLooz. The railway market to-day is dull and inactive, 1 and the tendency of prices is rather unfavourable. 4 1 407 There is a reduction of }to per cent. in London I and North Western, Malian and South Eastern is stocks. London and North astern stock is now quoted 104 to 101 ; Great Western, 67} to } ; laid- f u e land, 127 to } ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, Si 1081 to 109} ; South Eastern, 911 to 92/4; ; Great Eastern, 63 to } ; Caledonian, 115 to 116 ; si Metropolitan, 111 to 12 ; London and South West- 1 ern, 104} to 105 ; and Great Northern, 125* to 126. a Bahia and Great Western of Canada Railway V shares are inquired fur and show an upward 1 tendency. N ORDINARY BMA= AND ROOM N WEATHER REPORT.--(THIS DAY.) I ni. Ire I unman. I I clit"44 oo 11018 . 04 W to n so i an. ,„ .13TQUEST.—DAY.) This morning Mr. C.J. Cartta, one of the coroners for the county of Bent, held an inquiry at the Britannia Tavern, HIEI7 I = Woolwich, respecting the death of Roberts, aged 4 years, who was al= s to have committed suicide to 4 av oid the come- Timers d muds( a young woman whom he had seduced to administer pekoe to his wife last Sunday evening. The fade tithe cam have already appeared in the Expreu. The jury, after being more than two boon locket up, die ' agreed sa to whether a verdict of felo-dese should be re locoed. It was understood that one half the jury were in favour of that verdict. _ . 151arna ieTytVey 7 rm - nested an adjournment for the pro dnotion of further evidenoe ea to the elate of mad of the dammed, and the court toxedingly adjourned until Monday next. &Amway, MAT 14 11. Y. B. LID. 'i.666l' ^ Fehr &bards= p.sua Leith 10.060 Ardroman MOM Portrnett -at* Galway IBr 66M Valenti& Queenstown 30.7366 Wolybend —173 63 Liverpool Ptsobrolos 66 63 POMONA Jersey 130; - Brest L'Orient 510.00 . 56 itoohstort E.I2 59 1 Plymouth Weymouth , .11403 2 Portsmouth 30.9160 , 3 Lew. [WWII 6 London 40.9334 S Dover 109600 2 Yarmouth 12P.0055 3 ikarborough49.lo 53 Shields 64 6 Heligoland 1110.9042 0 ° Zara ni2 611.8 I - Lisbon I_ — - W./LW. S.&W. W.B.W. aw. =IL litmi.,WolaiStorz Via. Dosiss. MIA Mold sod llia•se —.. AisradbuZZ::: 8. W. W. &S.W. B.s. W. aw. &W. V Ili II 7 1 se 81 1L 110 &W. &W. P.W. &W. &W. BA W. 68. W. W. &W. W. &W. s G e ,18 • 10 6 '23 • 76 $ 7 18 last Da♦ J • no ay.analbaale Da Blpalsp Drallasadai T DisaLjetb, AbdJa. Illabstyli sad I. W Wow, - a allas Groat &stein_ Do. AAegl Stock.— Do. lad isa Ink Ikea North of iodised D 0.4 A reo. no do. me Dgß J Sil 6p at. ts pad ir 9A Saab di *est are) Weal 711111110 . 1_ _ DinroAT. S.W. to N.W.and N., SCOTLAND. 40 i 2 II 14 92 93 197 109 52e 62 1 47 49 11l 244 beak unsettled. As above. MUDD N.l l l. and N., W.CaniaLL. treat to moderate. - W. to N. aad 1., hada wsausea to moderate. As out above. s.w.son,Airo. MONDAY. W. to, N., and back, fresh, squatty. As above. W.N.W. to N.N.Y., moderate. N.N.W. to E, mode rate. W.N.W. to N.N.E, . aX. INGLAND. N. tc. L aad LE, As above. m4ue~te. me. " W.N.W. to N.N.E., t COMM N.W. to N.Y. and E., fresh, squally. moderate, floe. -- i. $ . . A beam!VaGat.lllk. Lomalink Yank NKr. Loadokie! 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Ottoman On Pool L, Lai* Ma Posia.ead Oita Mina I - Do. New - - Quebradadid.ilL li rtin l". ....... Rio dohs. CtiLlia.g..) Dn. tryst urn ataai ' ..: Bood& Anat. TIMM/ &African Irriga.lay. Amiens& land eaknammi do. ne TaL Baia.. D 4. faisinindi is Indi Assi(L.) ).t )I. a (L.) MT ./ La.o6.ll7.ftaDd, r.. r.... 4.... ~.., .r . ,YDaseines Land.... i 2. .- . . $1 " 11 di. 1 Pml i Ice k al 6 I I _ I MONEY MARKE7'.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocx. The stock markets to-day are quiet. The American news has excited great attention, but bee had no effect on the funds,• which are quoted the same 'as they closed yesterday. English railways are inanimate and rather flat. The foreign stock market is calmer than for some days past. At Paris to-day, 'wording to Mr. Renter's elegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 69Er. 60e., being be. better than at the clam yesterday. _ . The scrip of the Confederate Loan is quoted k dis. to k prem. ; and Italian, 11 to 21 prem. Consols are now quoted 931 to with div., for money, and 92 to it, ex div., for the 9th June. Transactions are recorded as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, k, I, with div. ; ditto for account, 921, 92, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911; New Three per Cents., 91k, j ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 110, I, ; India Bonds, 20e., lie. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, 4s. die. • The foreign stock market is quiet. Spanish Pas give Bonds, after slightly improving, are now a trifle lower than yesterday. The Certificates are also dull. New Grenadian securities continue to meet with attention. Egyptian Bonds are in steady request. Turkish Consolidea have de clined per cent., and Greek 1. Some of the present quotations are annexed : Turkish 1864 Loan, 881 to 891 ; ditto 1868, 701 to ; ditto 1862, 711 to 1 ; the Consolid4s, 491 to 501, ex div. ; Greek, 321 to ; and Venezuela Six per Cents., 54 to 65, being rather firmer. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Cbilian Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 871, 81 ; Danish Four per Cents., 1863, 911; ditto scrip, 661. paid, prem. ; Egyptian Seven per Cents., 1001 ; ditto second issue, 1001 ; Greek, ex Coupons, 321 ; ditto, for account, 321, ; ditto, Coupons, 151 P • Mexican Three per Ceuta, for account, 361 ; New Granada, "ex all," 17 ; ditto Two per Cents., 331; ditto Deferred, 104, 1, 1 ; ditto land War rants, 81, 4,8; Peruvian Four-and-a-lialf per Cents., 1862, for aooount, 881 ; Portuguese Three per Cents-08624491 ; Russian Five perOents.,lB62, 93, ; Spanish Passive, for account, 351, 41, 51 ; the Committee's Certificates, 131, 121, 13 ; Turkish Six per Ceuta., 1868, for account, 701; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 731 ; ditto, Six per Copts., 1862, 711, 2 ; ditto, for account, 711, 1 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 231 ; ditto, Six per Cents., 541, ex div. The shares of the International Financial Society have receded to 5 to BS prem. The shares of the English and Scottish Marine Insurance Company are quoted to 1 prem. ADVANCE IN THE BANK RATE OF DISCOUNT. BALI-PART Two o'Ci.oci. The directors of the Bank of England have to day quite unexpectedly raised the rate of dis count from Sto 3; per cent. Their sole motive for this step appears to be the steady demand for money at the Bank. Consols remain at 931t0 with div., for money, and 92 to f, ex div., for the 9th June. The bar silver by the La Plata was sold yester day at fe. lid. per ounce, being an advance of one farthing on the previous sales. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm at Tuesday's rates, the downward movement having apparently received a check. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 11.17} to ; ditto, 3 days, ILIS to 10; Rotterdam, 3 mouths, 11.174 to 4 ; Ant uerP, 3 months, 25.40 to 5 ; Homburg, ma. boom., three months, 13.71 to j ; Paris, 3 days, 25.174 to 221 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.44 a to 74 ; Froaldort-owtheMace, 3 mouths, 1194 to a ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 mouths, 35a to 4 ; es. So.. 3 months, IL2O to 25 ; Trims* *M. 50., 3 months, 11.20 to 25 ; Madrid, 3 mouths, 49 to a ; Cadiz, 3 moothr, 434 to 49 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.50 to 55 ; Gomm, 3 mouths, 26.50 to 55 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.60 to 55 Naples, 3 months . 25.50 to 55 ; Palermo, 3 mouths, 25.50 to 55; Messina, 3 months, 25.50 to 55; Lisboa, 90 days, 524 to 53; Oporto, 90 days, 63 to 4. Subjoined are the rates of discount now current on the Continent, viz. :—Paris, si per cent. • Vienna, 5 ; Hamburg, ; Turin, 41 ; Frankfort , Amsterdam, 31 ; Berlin, 3} ; Brussels, 3 ; and St. Petersburg, 5 per cent. The work in connexion with the allotment of the International Financial Society (Limited) is in full progress, but, owing to the enormous pressure of the applications, it is believed that the letters cannot be issued before Thursday next, at the earliest. It is believed that the prospectus of the General Company of Credit and Finance of London (the immolation with whicb Molars. Devaux and Laing are connected) will be issued on Monday at the latest. . . A new hotel company is announced under the title of the Clarence Hotel Company of Dover (Limited). It is intended to erect • fint-elaas family hotel on a very eli gi ble site, exceeding one aere in extent, near the Marine Parade, in the best part of the town, and facing the sea. It is promised that the building and ita interior ar rangements shall be of a very complete character, and the directors, having regard to thellsrge influx of traffic, which bids fair rather to increase than diminish, express confidence in a very remunerative result Until the hotel is opened, 5 per cent. inte , rest is to be allowed on all calla The direction is respectable, and there are no promoters' fees. The capital is fixed at 75,0001., in 10/. shares. The annexed memorandum is from the Madras Railway Company : The traffics receipt' on this company's South Want line 1 for the mouths of January and February last amounted to 22,5161., or 731. per mile, on 406 miles open, against 90,2481., or 751. per mile, on 271 miles open for the same period of last year, showing au increased 135 miles in the length, and 9,2681. in the receipts for the two months. We are requested by Sir R. W. Carden and Son and Messrs. Woolley and Coates to state that they have withdrawn their names as brokers from the Mercantile Union Assurance Company. The share list of the Mediterranean Hotel Com pany will be closed on the 21st inst. Messrs. Mar cuard and Co., bankers, will receive applications for shares in Paris. ---- We are informed that the applications for shares in the London Bank of Scotland are considerably in excess of the number to be allotted. FRIDAY EVIIIING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 924 to 4 ex div. for the 9th of June, were first marked this morning 924, and closed at 92 to 4. For money the last price was 934 to with div. The °Arial business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 934, 4,1., *, 4, with div. ; ditto for account, 924, ex div. • Three per Cents. Reduced,j9ll, ; New Thre e per Cent& , 911, I; New Three -and-a-Half per Cents., 1004 • Bank Stook, 2324, 4 ; India Five per Ceot. Stock, 110, 4, 94 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " aniseed" rupee paper, 116 ; ditto Bonds, 16s. prem. The India Five per Cent. Stock was slightly better, at 1094 to 1104. Exchequer Bills were quoted 3s. dis. to par. Much excitement prevailed to-day in the market for Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates, but, afterbeing marked respectively as high as 364 and 14, prices fell materially in the afternoon, finally closing and 4 per cant. lower than yesterday. Many other securities in this department ware weaker this afternoon. . _ _ Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 10 to 101 prem. : Universal Marine, 11 to 01 din • Thames and Mersey, 21 to 3 prem. ; Comm: (dal Union, Ito lir prem. • North British and Mercantile, 171 to 18 ; LOndon and Provincial Marine, 1 die to par. ; and Oriental and Gemara Marine, 1 to 11 prem. The osing quotations for shares in new antler- LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE CITY BITTING.—(THIS DAY.) THE DERBY. 11 to 2 apt Lord Clifden (1) 11 to 2 Macaroni 9 to 1 Baccharometer (t) 100 to 9 Oillie (t and off) 100 to 7 King of the Vale (t) 100 to 7 Haspodar DM off ) 100 to 6 Tow Fool (off ) 29 to 1 Searasader (t sad off) 215 to 1 National Guard (off) 25 to 1 Banger (s) 40 to 1 King of Utopia and off) 60 to 1 Faatastie (off) 1000 to 15 Mks the First (t) THE OAKS. 5 to 2on the Flekl (off) 8 to 1 opt Borealis (t) 9 to 1 Him Armstrong (t) 10 to 1 Qom Bertha (t) MALTON.—(THIS DAY.) The following hones him left here for Epsom :—The Marquis, Am of Clubs, Deception, Early Purl, Gila the Fint, Amelia, H • Queen Bertha, Boreelis, Michael Boots, Old Orange Girl, War Dann, Goldylocks, Allgone, and Cater On. Tax DAIUOI Doles ON TEINCONB DOWNS, Waxes LORD CLIFDIX re TIAINED.—On the death of old Mr. Creektoed, • few days attar an Epsom meeting, some asemben of his club instituted en inquiry into the ease, and ultimately Monad as their verdict, "Died of • Derby favourite." There would still appear to be an more trying poritioa for a man to occupy than that of the owner of a hone standing high in the betting for any of the great more ; and Lord St. Vieemat has, within only the lest few days, had bat too strong • proof of this. Early us the past week the following advertise ment appeared in the daily papery which we Mout mein here as lathe only too pimply its own story : "One Hun dred Pounds Reward—Whets," some evil-diaposed or persons did, on Saturday and Sunday, the 9th and days of May inst., out holes ia the turf, filling the same with eats, on TelsoesabDowne, near Lewis,o which downs the horses el Viscount St Viseeet are trained, forth,Pu it is supposed of censing injury to the said horses ; the: reward will be paid to any perm or persons who will supply the neemary informatem to lead to the discovery sad ociavietka of the offender or instigators. Apply to Mews. Robson and Tidy, 13. Clifford's-sun, FleMstreet." Infamous attempts of this description cannot but mate great scandal, and tell heavily against the beet interests of the turf. On public grounds then it is very clearable that Lord St. Vincent's effort. should be hedged every quarter, sal the matter not suffered to die out after the Derby is over. There is pretty certain to be some seedy *mandrel who may be tempted scow or later to betray his accomplices and employers, and we are not quite so sore but that this is a ease in which the Jockey Club might IMATOiDO its influence with manifest advantage, even if nothing shoot some of that body taking the matter up. The diet alone would be something of an example. Years Dawes. wee hung for an offence of scarcely some memity, sad we do hope to see this followed est with beemaing determination to have these scoundrels as severely punithed as posiilde. Every now and then we hear stories of a bone patting his foot into • rabbit hole, sod we are old enough to remember a case very much in point, when a Derby favourite was injured for life is this way is taking almost his lest gallop before the race.— Belts Lore. Corner Fos PILICIDIENCE =TWAIN DUBLIN AID Emascraon.—We understand that • fell report on the relative precedenoe of the corporations of Dublin and Edin burgh has been made to the Lord Lieutenant by Sir Ber nard Burke, Ulster King of Arms, and has been transmitted by his Emelleney to the Secretary of State for the Home Department. We have raises to believe that this report establishes beyond all gamed= the superior rights sad higher precedeme of the city of Dublin.—Dublin deeming Mad. Tan CHICNEEMER CATHEDRAL RIITORATION.— The subeeriptions for carrying on the work have come io nobly; upwards of 40,0001., we are told. having ben collected. The t estimates fall below 80,000 f. ; it is, therefore, hoped that the whole will be forthcoming by the time it le required. It is hoped and believed that the sew spire will be finished by July 1866 ; but little more than three years. The openiegclay w ill, indeed, be • proud one for Samac.— Surrey Standard. RAILWAY AND Punic COMPANIEN IN PARLIA- Nwrr.—Yesterday there were two or three decisions is committees el the Commons. The committee sitting for Some days pad oe the proposed PotteriesJunctioe Railway, ' for • net work of linesin that district and on the proposed North Staffordshire Extensions to Madetey and Drayton, pee the profanes, to and passed the Potteries Junction line. The Worcester, Dean Forest, and Monmouth Rail way, for • line between these points and for arrangements with other companies, was Also passed. The opposition of the Norwich sod Spoldiog Railway to the proposed Meath and Spalding extension of the Great Eastern Railway was elided by Mr. Wilkinson, and theme of the Greet Northern duo in opposition, wee opeted by Mr. Denison, Q.O. The engineering evidence relating to the proposed new Use to Brighton was brought to a dose, and Mr. Forbes, manager of the London, and Dover Railway Company examined on the general trifile case by Mr. Somerset and other conned. Mr. Fowler gave evidimes on engineering questions Mr. Ad Lesda i a l ir a amen way. ities on e ease for thel t rdford, Wah: t . ' the 'Edinburgh and contional w r e tt e ir ex • amination of Mr. Hooch. in Mr. Hmeard's by the In the Lords' committees Mr. Fletcher depose d in detail relative to the past and present financial position of the I West Hartlepool Railway, after which an application was made by counsel on behalf of the debenture holders for an adjournment to admit of consultation sad arrangement until Mooday, in which the committee acquiesced. .fifeeen. Barlow and Liddell gave evidence on the engineering cha racteristics sod route of the proposed Midland Reilliniy ex tension into Londe'', sod Mr. Fleming described the residential damages likely to be inflicted by the line in the neighbourhood of Leedom, and more particularly u it effected the suburban villas of Quadmequare sad that im mediate district. ! Tan AIM/MILLI JAW-WIS.—We are given to understand that the doubts which existed as to the famous human is w•booe of Moulin Weeds, sear Abbeville, have been wholly removed by the unanimous vote of the French and English somas who, much to their own credit and to the advantage of science, have repaired to the inality in wbidh the boo* was reported to have been fouled, and satisfied themselves that no hand had bees practised, bat that the relict in gaieties wee really discovered nudes cinema steams sad be formatiom which prove it to be the eldest fp=of humanity. The Meiling most supported by lamiligatim would give it en antiquity of many thousands of years before the Adana period. ID the game locality miry flint axe-beads were found in the presence of the learned investigates, in fermatices obviously undis turbed for ages, sad Into whisk it is utterly impomible they should laws been conveyed ia modern days by seresp titiess mesa The earthlings of times isvestagations will in doe tiros% given to the world.—Onlimunti. I 501 IL MI 7i;n. ii 0,000 60 aoto fro 6,00 66 tslet - s fr 1. 0.0i6 19 li 1 dig dis I Hs pm a' i dim pa 4fr PO I 1 pie I f N *I i ro tw 419 r 61 75 77 16 18 pm 19 11 • 19 119 17 It Pm 64 67 st. 1.10 149 I e — II 1 ft idi pse 11 Pm 1 it"' takings to-da7 were ea follows :—British and Foreign Marine, f to f prem.; London Bank of Scotland, 1 to 14 prem. ; Sardinian Railway, 1 to Of die. ; Southampton Imperial Hotel, 1 to lf prem. ; Cannes Hotel, 34 to 44 prem. ; Medi terranean Hotel, lf to lf prem. ; London Finan cial Association, fto f prom.; Empire Marine, f to prem. ; Mermwtale Union Assurance, fto 1 Rrem.; Dartford Creek Paper Mills, fto I prem. ; English and Scottish Marine, f to 1 prom. ; Mar. gate Hotel, 1 to 14 prem. ; Madrid Bank, Ito 2 prem. ; and Kingston Hotel, 1 to 2 prem. MINEB.-MHIS DAY.) Two o'CLoow._ Very little business has been done to-day in the mining market. East Caradon shame, however, are again rather better, at 36 to e. Fast Basset ive been dealt in at 99i, and Cambrian Gold Mining at din, being in demand. There are inquiries for Fast Del Bey and Vallanzaaca Mining shares. The former are marked and k prem., and the latter, par and prem. • otherwise, foreign and colonial mines are inanimate: At the Nant-isgo Mine meeting yesterday the so °aunts showed a debit balance of 4151. A call of ss. per share was made. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Messrs. Von Dadelaren and North : There is more steadiness in the metal market, sad we have also to report a alight bantam is the eseettat of Mai- Dew done since our last report; paces, however. have act undergone any change of important*. Iron Welsh bare are quiet but steady at M. 7a eal. to 51. 10s. f.o.b. Wales, and 6/. f.o.b. here. Staffordaldre Is lam and in fair de mand. Scotch pig iron has tended is buyers' favour, closing at 50a. 6d. mak 51e. 3d. three niesths. Copper: English unaltered, if swathing a little armee. Foreign has been io limited demand. Burs has said at 841. 10a. and at 941. ; Kannada is held for 951. ; Spanish, 881. ; Okili, 881. Ttn The market continuos firm, and a better feeling gua va& Strata his been done at 124 f. 10a. cask ; end about 4,000 slabs at 1241. and 1241. 10s. ; with three months prompt sad afloat at 1251. BOWS is is &maid at 1281. senses; shy English is steady at tibial qvietationa The Lint& market fina . at 771. 7'in plains are se moderate de mand, without any improvement in pries. Lead is a little better, at 201. 5a to 201. 10a for good soft. &crab special hennas are unishenged is vein. Spelter is quiet without mash badmen doing, 171. 158. to 18/. on the spot ; and is WH 181. 10a. From West Devon Mine, Captain J. Donna writes (May 13) :—" The lode in the 50 fathom level east of south engine shaft is still about foot wide, composed of impel, mend* quartz, and stones of yellow copper ore, sad the water is issuing freely from the end. There is a branch come in from the south aide about 4 llama wide, which will fall in with the lode in about 5 cr 8 feet farther driv ing ; it conaiste of mundie, quarts, end web of copper ore ; there is a probability of lb =Meg ore ineprovemeat ia the lode. The tribute pitch le looking mach the maw, the men working well and sande' fair veggie COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (BY MIMIC AND. DITINBIATIONAL 111101AP11.) (rsom ova OWN 001311SPONDINT.) Thom I • doproosed I adios la tlis market, sad lbs pro- bable aloe ors about 4,000 or 5,011 D bolas. TALLOW MARKET.—(THD3 DAY.) The market it firm at the fellowhe prises :—Taws tallow, 41s. 9d.; Petersburg Y.O. oa the spot, 435. ; June, 435. ; July to September, 435. 6i ; October to December, 465. 9d., losysrs. MAJLIZZT Avatass.—Tows tallow, 445. 3d. ; tat ditto, 2s. ; yellow Bum/an, 445. ed. ; melted 325. 6d. ; rough ditto, 18a. ; tallow greases, 14a. ; dregs, Ti. 13MITHFOLD HAY MARICHT.--(1103 DAY.) Yams. Harvey sod Restos report trade slow, at tae (d -ialog prices Primo meadow bay, 70s. to Ma. dd. ; eapersor ditto, 734. to We. ; inferior ditto, 40a. to 601. rows., 40s. to 60a. ; clover, old, 90s. to I.IOL ; ditto, 1•0014 Cut ; ON. to 1051.; straw, 30a. to 36.. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) Vegetables c good quality contemn, abuidsat. Pam are Dearly over. Of apples, Newtown pippin, Cockle pippia, Conn Nadu plat, and Ashmead's kernel may still be ob tained. Cherries of foreign growth are feta* from 3s. to be. per box weighing about 21bs. each. Cramps are plen tiful. Pineapples sad pe are rufboisat far the demand. Potatoes as but week ; Lrgs supplies of new ones are making their appearances from Cornwall sad tie ()hissed Isles. Cnt Sowers dandy consist of orchids, pelargoniums, cinerariu, azaleas, viols* mignonette, tulips, sod roeee. irmirr. linutges, Tar box, Od to 200 per 1110, Is to 1.03 Almonds, lM to U. A Walnut., do., 10, to 16 Kent Cobs, p.1001b0., 1008 rABLES. Pine Apples, per lb., re to 10e I Grapes, per lb., ee to He Strawberries, per 0r..,“ to 11 Peers, pat doe., ltta totes I Apples, per dos, ad to le ed Losome, per 100, 6e to Os 11113ZTJ Cabbages. p. dcw., tid to In — Green Paw Der qt.. Ss to Cauliflowers, Id to Is Potatoes, York per ton, 90s to I „ Flukes, do., 100 a to 128 a „ Rocks, do., Ms to Site Cups, do., Its to 86s TerCarrots. nlps, de r b bd beach, d fd tea , to a Spinach, per days, le ed to is Cucumbers, each, Is to To Beet, per don., la ed Celery. per boodle, Is Id to Is Prenelt Beans. per 104 , 2s AdPeraFtt. tor 120. It to 2s 511640 is pet Th. ad W ed /Wm" per beadle. Id to 4d Globe, per lb, Id to Id Ickes's, es* Id tote Bodie, per asses, Is to ts Horseradish, per boa.. IsC4 tads Mushroodut,p.pott.,ls to Is Nasky, per 12 temettes, ae toes Herbs, per bunch, 24 to Set paoriNciAz SHARI rAzursrs. Lteritroot, MAT 15.—Saies today: Ores* Western, Wl—Lon don and North Western, 1001-South Nest ern and Dover. fag— Great Luxembourg, 14 11-16--Confederate Loan, 1 d.—Royal Insurance, 6 p. 81611 U 4G11411, Mar 16.—The railway market wan rather lower today. Loudon and North Western w.is offered at the clone at 101: and South Stem* at n -Birmingham and Staffordshire Oas, 20L, were mid at 47{ : and ditto 91L, at 2L 19a. 6d prim —Olossoester Worn shires closed, sellers, at 11L 10a. 9d. yea share. MAY 16.—There has been a good market, with steady prices. Bank of Manchester, 41 p.—ditto, Certificates, 046—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 6 6.16 rest Eastern, 65;; — ditto 41 pa cent., 561—Great Ship. Su 9d.—Great Western of Canada, 11 —lanauhfrs and Yostaliire, 100 I—London and North Western. 1014 I—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lim Anthire. 441 —Matrepellffin. IS—Mid/and, 12/4—North British, 1— toatit Meatus. , Nj e—Thenies and Money Marini Insersacte, S p.—Lancaslum Inenranos, I p.—Fire Aasaranoe 1 1346 Ip. ad. Dona, MAY 14, Three tier Cent. Consols, 921 I--New Three per Cent. Stock, 9114- Bank of Inland. 100/ pal I. tll-- National Bank of belled, IIL paid, 761 1 TT- National of Lbw pool ,Limbed), ld. Feld, 14-ILoysi Beak of Ireland, 101. pet& *44—Colt and Bandon, 607. paid, 114—Oork, Blackrock, and Yuman 201. paid, SI Great Southern and Western, 1001. paid, MS—Dublin and 6 per cent gvd. perp , 1001, pall, 2,1 en My—Dublin, Wic w, and Weffimd, 6 pi.- met. perp., ISt - Irish North Western, Sper cent perp , Clan A, 61. TRAFFIC RErVENIII.—The traffic receipts of rail ways in the United King 10dom amounted, for the week ending the 9th of May, on ,677 miles, to 561,870/., and for the eorrespooding week of hat year, on 10,2;7 miles. to 520,7101., showing an increase Of 449 stiles, and of 41,1601. in the receipts. The gross receipts on the follow. Mg 11 railways amounted in the aggregate, on 7.290 miles, to 436,1341. ; and for the correspoodiog week of 1862, on 7,036 mile., to 407,3301., showing or, in.. crease of 254 miles, and of 28,8041. in the receipt.. The inoreaes en the °Riede:mien amounted to 1,2174.; on the Great Northern to 2391 ; on the Great Southern and Western to 3391. ; on the Great Western to 4,8831. ; on the lencashire and Yorkshire to 2,0141. ; on the Londla and North-Western to 10,559/. ; on the Loudon, Brighton, and South Coast to 6461. ; on the London and Soutb-W,,tern to 3,01.; on the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln shire to 1,5361. ; on the Midland to 2,803/. ; on the North British to 1.2561. ; mid on the North Eastern to 2,0661.; total, 30,5861. But from this most be deducted 1,2141.. the decrease on the Great Festers ; 567/. on the South-Bestern, leaving the increase es above, 18,404/. The geode and mineral traffic on those ham anseented to 231,4871., and for the consepoodiog week of 1882 to 219,515/., show ing an increase of 18,9721. The receipts for pewee ger*, par eels, kn., amounted to 204,6471., against 194,8151., showing an increase of 9,8321. The traffic romipte on 66 other lines amounted, on 3,386 miles, to 123,7361, and for the corresponding week of last year, on 3,201 mile; to 113,3801., showing en meteor of 186 miles, and of 12,3561. in the re. ceipte. Tim total receipts of the pest week show an in crease of 11,7461. as compared with those of the preceding week, **ding the Zed inst. Tita Mrraorourall RatLway.—The local pas senger traffic of this railway seams to be a fixture at about 2,0001. per week ; for this week it he 1,9491., about the tams as it ban bees for weeks peat. 2,0001. a week from a line only 3 milee 63 chair keg le a splendid traffic, althonsh It may not yield a dividend el mere than 5 or 6 per cent. per vas.—Herespadi. The Mendard, in ita deecription of Ben ion's Great Clock, says s—a. 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