The Express. — London, England, 1856-05-17 00:00:00

METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAT. CONSISTORY COURT. rermoox O. D TTTTT . Thiewee a tea far a d.r.,rce leatitated by Mr. Madgwitk soar Diva llea, if II impatead, spice, Katherine Ann paiiiboa, ►ie wile, by reales of adult. ry. . . . _ . he parti•e wire slurried as the 26:b of February, 1866, Loop NIMMOTI, Wall, Mrs. Davidson being then stool 20 )sue a ►ge. They eoltabited at Bristol, is l'ir.r i,d, and tleiaily at Paris, when they equated is the 'nod t f May la.e. It was alleged that Mn Davidsoa, .b.le at school at Bnilogne, ►ad formed Ile attaehateat web a young Frenchman named Bs le La ince ; and that the correspondence between them basing ties clandestinely *entered a few we. ks situ the marriage, her vadoe , bad undergone a stashod change. BM cased to behave with affection towards her tre ws She became say extravagant In her habits. While will her hualund at Paris she told him that eke wished to became • It man catholic, sad she rt fused top brit with him to Doing halve( compelled to stars he kit lan be hind, sad it was alleged that Lalusetts hal vie,tad her is the very sane sight Mil. Direidera's wrest, Ann Denman, refused to leave them together sot uthiteadtag ell the off .rte of h. r mistress to induce her to do So. Err. astitlll,6 then said that " Emile " bad a head uhe Bad scald la doer; in her bed. Lalonsta ass undressed himself and ga limo the bed. Mrs. Divi.lion sat by h•le bedside, kilning and unisseing him; poetises toldind his hand in her's, sad somstlamis laying her head on the pass elms to his. At length Demount left the tout is order to write a letter to Mr. Davidson. She wee shunt Most twenty minutes ; and at ea o'clock she left thus again for two ho•re. It was alleged that the clattery had bun committed dairies thew intervals. Dr. Lashingtos sow gave sentence. Alter adverting te it, principle of law with respect to cuss of this deecrip t se, namely, thet there must be proof of a criminal attach bcrrcea the parties, and of an opportunity of isdalg • .he ettalassest, the leased judge proceeded to discuss o.e attempts which had been made to impeesh the tuti ▪ yr of Ana Daman. Oa the whale, to considered that the maa facts of that witaus'e testimony sunned onsheken. There could he no doubt that Mr. Da.dson had beta koad sad indulgent to his wile to a fault; and whet had bees hi. return J Ste bed behaved w i th ori'deess, addl. realer, and iiiobsdissell. The MOM Of it was =useable not t s us, it nor • diepeeefal atlases mat before marriage, awl shamelessly serried oa attu ne:di. It was ottiy tea well knows that attachment all • eIRIO quits stalicient team llustrengset ties shish the laws of O.d or man mould c nowerase. Mu. Davide:m*B change if religion he treated r a mere preheat R. pally rusgsised is e I res of • erscientioas religious staple; but sites such • sample was put forward by • ▪ order to jestify a pus breach of dal,, • not b • ta•iellsl that at lust it was sla ws Of that there was not the slightest proof. Is trier to show that Mn. Devidecit's desire to cheap Mr religion was real, it had been cantended thetas we. a sun dant et Its church in Weds-strut. Of the sent et that church he kaiser nothing. It was a plass la which the sauces of the shuttle of England were performed by eputoptl with .rity, and to did act tidal he we. sa riled to urine that saurus* la a shush of that de striptios was • demonstrative proof of ea lateatlea le adopt the Rouen catholic faith. Hs was told that It wee s plies of nroriety, but lately it scald set he raid that !sous the muices WIN performod these in the mode sad maw alleged, bought is cue'sido ttat everybody who attestisd them was about to abandon the faith sad the worstip of tho Church of Ragland. Bat, to show the rreights to which tbie coassal of Mrs. Devi ne had been reduced,the learned gentleman (Dr. Swia) had setsany urged m proof of Krt. Davidson's inten.los toles,* the church of Eriglaad, that she had once known • lady re had joined the church of Rome. He (Dr. Lushisgton) sold set admit that Mrs. Davidson's pretended religious staples were anything bat an artifice to provers be: an cipportuity of carrying on the latrines with kin peranosr. With tespEt to Mn. Davidson's ro c dogs on the night of the Mad of May, thou wen pto:f mithisitt, and more than realest, of criminal Ltda. tin; sad there was equally ample prod of opportunity, bnh oat the night in question a don assay subsequent OM -4.20' He considuedthat the sdaltery bather non clearly attaalsced, sad he mast, therefor, pronoun's for the divorce. COURT OF MOSS MIL musimmowia GOOLBV/LIN. 11l 11l 1. 1 7OLLAZD. bukrapt wits • tailor of Jenala street. This was • menu for the choice of sasignies. Mr. Fraser, who appeared for creditors proviag to the rout of 1,81101, objected to the appeiatmeat of one of the saigatesoa the ground of relatioashlp. Hie Hoarier mod it oas sot la the provisos of the court to artaumeasor much occuioas. Oas cholas paper coatainied s bat of indium to the 'motet of 10,0001. odd, and the ether to the amount only of 1,8001. A moo was not num may " meet" to B'l the °Mos of assignee because hie happened sot to be • trade creditor, or beeinse hi happitasid to he advanced in pare, sad • relation of the bankrupt, mad the cosrt had only power to say whether • man wes talk, not to direct whom the erodltors should shoot*. la this case the sou of Mr. Beater war also a coasidershie credits, sad he saw no rea.on if be were 'oriented with Mr. Matthew., stride creditor, to whom no odes war' offsred,why the estate would not be faithfully sad vigorously adminiatered. Is the pftellit CON, whin, the Waif With the na ptioa of 4001 of stock, coosisied of 8,0004 of debts ens by superior pumas, °Mein in the Crimea and ethers, he thought the choke was ea important bashing, es mach would depend upon the activity of the solicitor employed by the asognees. Mr. Biter, jet., and Mr. Matthews sum accordingly threes us glue. Ws (Derolyshiro Cornir) are authorised to state out the emu ar headed " Darbrehire Nightingale Hose," with the signature of Parkla Jeffs rk," sad now being d'steiboted throughout the vasty, has been lined without the secarrs t.or koowledgir of the Uiends of Mime Florruee N'fltiegale• We herr also naton to believe that it will be d spitatiog to Wu F. Nightingale to have he► nese wade we of is such a sumer fcr the furtherance of this cr other railer schema. lo yesterday's North British Moil we read—" The Tees Council of Olasjow resolved yesterday, by a majority Of ire, tr take ~.r the M•Lellan btoldinge and polite Pliny ot the plies of 44,6001. as proffered by the wastes. We milder this, os tbe whole, a ;roper decider. The col- Mtn of psont‘sgs form a very imperfect satiety, bat Mr. MIAs grave a good *sample which may be followed• aod It world base bees matter of deep regret if a work is Mho had fall's to the jested." The following are t h e mootlap of the Literary or &or be: Societies for the issuing week :—Mosday— litatletieel, 3.—" Os the LNIII essesined by Onnument is rung Assuiles," by Mr. Hendriks—" Os the Eff. etc el Oen crowd.ng sad West of Ventilation en Cholera." by Mr. Novick; Brioish Architects, 8. Tneoday—lnsti trim of Cirri Enjiseen, 8—"Oa the Imptovemeat of L*.,.7 Lae re . .t.mt Stock," by Mr. Clark ; Royal Intl ktea, 3—" On Ph jraphy," by Mr. Woos. Weds's da7-8 clety of An. TM British Silk Manufacture, Its Canlitios and Provnts r compared with that of otter Clowns" by Mr. %Timken:nth ; Geological, 8—" On the Mines sf tie -•c-Curare roe the Porosities of Strata." Bahh Thursday—Royal laottitutioa, O. Lairt." lor Pr Neer Tyadall; Soy sty of Antique:4k 8; /Ind. B—Assiversuy ; Royal lastint so, it—. Os moue of the Applioa•Mes of Chemits tq Uf Winer Porosity," by Mr. Abel. Satuday—Reysl lutitutice. 3—uos the Noe-Mmallic Element, their Ma nehmen and Applitatioo," by Dr. Hofmann ; Linaosa,l - Tito " remain% of a library partly collated &arias the era of J. 11116 the Fret" are aatioaac•d for solo nor week. Mang the bo , ha ism sotios Balmors History of Senana," i. . v .r.e. 1r48 ; Edward May's " Epigrams," ItT7; allabonore's " Veins and Ades*" 1636 ; " ildfo et Lune.," Polk mid early airtime of imay of his jillge. 'wino ; • ea qv parent and smooly, represented be fore teems Wozniak imened , ••sly stbsequent to the cele brated finer -a st Reutworth in 1576 ; spier of the Stet °dais' of • liallserPs Helier ;" Pottosham's " Art of &rash Poetry," seiyisru odium ; mad ountoriso tadl rellb ous nd Ise sal parse, prided to Wash Isar, way •.Manion sent. A letter from Foe, on the frontier of Spain, of thet i 12th, enter that fall of snow bed takes pier aerial the aught, mod ensued the Ford to eras depth. The usual weekly raeetiag of the board was held yesterday in the C o uncil Chamb e r, Ueildhall, Mr. Joist YWAITIS, the president, in the chair. The crdinary Baanciel sheet war submitted, and stowed a total g I balance " of 155,5111. ?leveret reeosnatendstions were brought up from the building c , nsmittee. Among others were the subjoined:— " That an officer be appointed tc r the priralllea of veri l l ll 4l the plans aid ititiemeo.s accomp.nying applications to the hosrd under the Metropolitan Building Act, and to moist the superintending architect in his divine, gad that such officer b . paid an 1 salary of 150 ; and that dreughtsman be eppointed to assist the superintending architect In his Otitis*, at an anneal salary of 1001 " After a conversaii.usl debate of some length, toth propo• altos. were agreed to. _ Another recommendation was, that permission to bring est the fr.nts of two imams in Pratt-street, Camden Town, ablield not be granted. This sure nee to a I.ng and ani mated discussion, several hon. memben 'naiad that if the application in , his matter was refund great inj.stice would be done to the parties, whilst other repritentatives spoke strongly against revering the deeisios of. competent c ins min.*, or contravening the spirit of the net of parliament. One boo. member (Mr Hall) earnestly advised the based sot to yield to any paltry jobbing connected with lee.' In terest.. Ultimately the question was pat from the and the recommenoation of the committee earried against • koatile amendment. EAMPSTMAD HIATH. One of the Items in the egged& paper eras to receive • memorial and resolutions agreed to at • public !meeting of the inhabituits of 8.. Pancras on the suhjeet at Hampetrad Heath, and • Istrer from MPS. TS . H. sad F. Chaster, joist clerks to the VOW', Bt. Mary, Newington, forwardleg copy of resolution of rtstry, as to the purchase of Hampstead Has.h, Among the documents tranimitted from St. Paneras was a resolutoon saanotoossly pealed at a pahlie meeting of the inhabitants, sir lei roe as follows : " That this aseatian dis approve. of the c ondoet of the Metropolitan Board of Works in refusing to eatertaio the subject of the preservation of Hampstead Heath to the public, sad considers It to be the duty of shot board to lavestogate the sotjeet, eni ask the essiotaisc• of publicises:it to prevent toe eselosure of the heath." Tne p Kers seat from St. Mary, Newington ' es premed the disepi,rov 4 of the vestry of the plea for imposing a rate on the metropolis in peers!, with a view of mohair Ira Hampstead Heath for toe pahlie. When the reedieg of these various documents by the Secretary had been Drollest to a ernehisien. Mr. Buiumnie remarked that he did not see it dimly amerteiest shot Sir Thomas Wilson did propose to enclose the heath. (Hear. hoer Mr. D'lreanoaa wou ld 'imply move, without at pretreat hidalgos' is say obeervstious os the self set—which was to he brought bef we the court shortly fa another form— that these documents be received and entered oa the mleietse. Ms. H. L. TAYLOR observed that Users had bees toe musk said in the menthrial, stn., from Bt. Pawns. Hs had se obleetion f" , r these documents to lie ea the table, or soder the table, if the bard desired it. (A laugh.) H. lied no objevioa to receive a part of the ticcusiosta, but not all. Th. se individuals most loath, when they Were ap proaching this board, that they were approaching this board as their mantra (Hear, hem) He meant the vestry sad district bleeds. He apprehended that they were not ap proaching the board in a respectful maaaer—(hear, besr)— when bringing with theta a rote of mews. Hs wished to know whether the based was iodised to Maio a memo rial whisk past a stigma upon themselves. (" No r') Mr. TOMO* observed that the boa. member did sot loess Is make • distiaetioa between the this of a public seating sad ties of the district Wards. These were the resolutions of a public mooting. Mr. TAYLOR would restore to assert that 11 a public meeting of the inhabitants were legitimately called, sad the matter properly explained to them ' that they would have soh to resolations diametrically opposite. There was another memorial read, sae iron the vestry of 81. Mary, Newington, which was set only respectful, but in his (vision very eensible. (A laugh.) It was grow absurdity for even large parish.. like Maryleboae sail Si. Pancras to lawns that they had all the wisdom of the metropolis seatered is therm. (Hear, beer.) • As for the mewing, he might de/insets It as a holis and-corner mufti. (Oh.) He doubted whether he was acto.g proi erly in entering soca this subject in the &moth of Mr. Nicholey and Mr. Wil- Mans ; bat when the day for the fall dasesteies of this matter arrived he se.-uld sadertake to— The PIUISIDItaT—iTe - til - tilit 4 ' ; does miss I beg the how umber to retrain from entering further into the question. (Ltaghter, and eries of " Hear Taylor.") Mr. TarLoa w .14 tell the tahabttaats of Bt. Patten. tb.t they cool I encroach them in a totwolning manner, and not in a w.y inesitiag to the bo trd. He begged to nose that the gat stion be sot sow pat. regarded the seenttela from at Pseeru. Mr. CMIPNAIL Siteended the somadmat. Mr. Howe would. rutty online hit remarks to the quo ' lion as to .he memorial. Mr. Taylst bed all along been eonfoueshog a vestry meeting is MagMMa with a pnblie monies whieh had ben held la enefliket pane. He I. Lined net the resolution bad bees yoesseded by wistkied me•—• clin whom he thssabt Ike bawd dies* limn with some attentioc. He had himosK them mw that the objectionable immolation ebruir n et be forwarded the board, but the board wdhld perceive that the memorial did not embody the disrespectful eapressions. However, he thought the bo.rd ought not to b. too thin-ekined as re garded the peronistas passed is reference to them. The PIieIDINT would like to suggest is the board a nurse that might get them out of some (faculty. Probably from the mature of the observations which had ben made, other hod members might drain to address the board upon this question. (Crud cries of " Hear, hoar," particularly from M D'lffanger and Curie, the norenotatives of Ilarylsb me and B'. Pancras.) As there wore many mat ters of twenty which the board was imperatively stalled soon to decide at one, be would advin hon. azembese to allow this sunint to drop IlAtil the noting of motion re spetniag Hesoosteed-keetb aim ea kw illoweesite. Mr. D'lrrnosa woe os ell muds* * par the greatest detention to say esiduntsu onwsookis hem this president; but 4' the course sketched out by *oasis were needed to. the bane wou,sl ip forth without the antidote. (A laugh.) Mr. Coatis' likewise earnestly desired to address the bond. Mr. &anima urged t►at there was 10 OVltitlity of the acetate cf u odes referring to lismostsad being tikes up to-day, so thst the estsweata of Mr. Taylor would ramais asastswer-d fee a work. - - lir. DI/FANOII prOteitii agates% the words valid by the bon mistier, to apeaking of tea ratepayers, when he said that it addresshest tint board they &boatel liars that tbsy were adder/wing their wasten. The PARRIDIIINT seals tapered as the board the toes► say for ii.pplor ttu diensslos for Use present. Kr. D'lrrowohh—Then will the bee. member (Mr. Taylor) wi. hirer the word." twist the table" to ',firma to the strovinal. Mr. HL. TAYLOR-1 Mu Mt the lure ebjeetioa. (" Hen." .0 a lesib) D'f»atoaa—O,l7 ON word awes. (Load aka of "OW." "spoke," 134 "lbw." amid w►ich As ken. awa• be: essamod ku seat.) IRELAND, THE FORGERY CASE. DUBLIN, FRIDAY. This day Mr. Knighting was brought up before the magistrates of the bead polios-ccMca under a writ of habeas corpus. New evidences was offered, but the magistrates, Mears. Magee end Porter, refused to take it, there being suMcient in the oases already re oeived to warrant the bench in comenittiag him; sad he was accordingly fully committed to abide his trial at the next commission. Boom of the Calcutta sod Bombay papers brought by Ike lest mail state distisetly that coders Imes harm mat oat to Islas for the Won of Hyderabad, la tits Dee. sea, es semi so tits Cads ansagsamats are complete. The date of Use despatch of this Covet of Dinetora, with all its detail', is gives by the Calcutta Cato., tad quoted, with somptanee, by the Doweitele TIM!. Tbo circumstantiality of the story w.ll probably obtain for it general wisdoms is lathe; bat ws ( Times) are ambled to state, apes tbe best possiW• sathority, that so swab despatch has ever emanated ham tics Court of Dinsters, sad that than is so troth is tbo satire story. It is aloe stated with mush mildew's in tM Hasabay men that the prslisabsory Maps have already Um taken towards tba absorption of Baroda. V. are authorised to state that ao melt a 5....,. has aver Um or dered, or sees sontamplalitd, and that this story is as distil tate of Inadation am ths other. As audacious robbery was committed to days ago is flpsis. A plats. of P. Assoiptios, gimsrallr ascribed to Marino, or et law to 000 of Isis boat pipits, was tam from t►. borb situ of dm daub of lloadirame, ems Vittoria. It is supposed by the Paris journals that by Ay. 1 there will sot riMaia • fordo soldier es W Rea lfia OMWry. BOARD or TRADE. WRITIIIALL, MAT 111.---Th• light Bea. the Lords of the Committee of Prirvy Ceased be Trek awl Pleatetleas haw 'waved, Omagh the 11e wrodary of kits for remiss Affair., a copy of a denLattilt hem fat Najrsty's Cowie' at Naples, eneladm rind douses, @standing the peried et per. l e e x port whew, Indian ewe, barley, eats, hew,' std limbs beet the Neapolitan dominions until the 16th fuse went, the *twirl dialog being redwood caw half, and the period allowed forte import of lIIIIIIISSOMI TI MM tad biassita, lewd the 31st ley next, the impart duties apse thaw being likewise redswid to esti half of their Item% aseas4—Osman. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 17, 1856. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two o'Cinet. The railway share market opened firmly, man stocks being in rector/. Midland is marked as high as 77k; London and North-Western at 1021; and Lancashire and Yorkshire at 911. Sales being pressed, a reaction has since taken plies, and present rates are not equal to the four o'clock quotations of yesterday. Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee shares are looking up. Foreign shares generally show steadiness. Grand Trunk of Canada shares continue in request. 01D1WAIT IMAM AND ROOM ik " ii"Lw ' T*. I C re :war s I te; ii'i= - __ - _B--..._1 g.' ike - o ri - m•iiii; .i!il./.".. 41 5 9 4 9 17 1$ 13 16 II ll_ =1.6. De. da. ilw M.. DOW lad Dailia ....... mai IWpgrir.... Oak sad Ilmilei—_ . Malta sod twat '-S. Dos. Dark, treaoadidasit. MMus Valsoomon a.... Diadem D. .. , DO t :No.). amildre Illblorislisma IMlNDargb sall=;" At i g iur sa= l4 l li laara " Gram aorta etillealsaL.. Out pardon ....—._ 114 1 It aid wertare ) o:: eirs et Vannes. .ward. tad MAO DD. 1.4111..... ird" MN& De. WM Mei Oaks Larks sal akdreak .=ilkkOsait lr . ark !WNW' DeAllki. KAM 11.(0. Dr. Lama= warm Da Ma NM Darby- IDLOLWaLtbe .) I 1 1 iliirriCalk .7 IllawyrWstrampimilltios. MUM ..................—... 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LILLONLIMiNOWN. 411 N. fib Eneellow aNININN ti IM LiNNINNINAJOrp JO Lamas AIN Nesk 10 11.040 1 44 Loadsoust halo WON 1 Loin 41 WaINININ PO 11111 I4NPrmiNININC SS 14 reeNial of bird wpm N sat soak WSW 11.004 . 10 moss se ce4;;G: au Pwr.41144144.1 NArra.1111.604.04 I 100 NINA lO 1 10 Swath A•Nrells ......... 43.040 44 Mies of Amanda all +iAm as Ewa. Do. New i;e1107 lO 100 Want Bank of N rsutrehrt Airbaiting Wasllea loyal 14U.. &Eft Wirinparts ompaniehrusa.. I 7 101 i $OOlO 934 6 40 104 'li e la 91 i lei 101 6 1026 11 OS A 4g /IA i I el e d ~wp i OeMMJ Oar " New Ilharer ~~~41 Ds New So▪ ca& Ault. loosoca D. Now. . . loolk I.;o1 latokorlos T lotip. D. Do. I • Olammeo Tie. 0... 6 a.. Da& Maoris Donau D. Now TRAFFIC RETURNS. MIN Per M. ZAILIUTL MR rem% hash. Week meet Key 4. l II kreeeir ard Creole.. — 1.100 0072 Week sham Mae 11. Meer urn hr. 1/66. Wel Ireare ... —. iii . 10 101 et. so to oe. .a I. mi. ►q so so. no so Pos la IN IN 100 ISO I, 11.. lall IN NI f 7 NO WV IN 100 IN lM 100 140 100 100 too toe too ton too 3 4 5 1/806 16 I 6 I I dis 16 '7 111 111 ni li v. 6 " I. Se ise l i ii fi 1t 'I 1111 i SI te si H 1 Ili I IN I* != As .51, 4334 11.35 5.791 /I A MIMITICIINT DONATION.—The London Anne ranee Gnomonic& have liberally given a seeoad dosed= cf 100 soma, to the Royal Neil's.) Life Boat Institution, The *misty has aim Nesived from the Ooldeasit.w* Com pany an additiosel dandies of 601 ; from the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, is addition to several headsome previous contribution., an annual subearlettou of 101.; from tN Royal Yoettt Squadros 61 anandly ,• sad from the Shlpwrockild Fislermea mid Mariners' Society, a third damn's of 100 k. Keay prints individuals hews also re- 1 mently subscribed liberally Is mid of the funds of this noble iastitatim. The mese of pidpwrookod pumas from drowsimg is a work of mercy and kumenty, sad manifestly claim. the sympathy of all classes of per ens in this man tis. and commercial country, on the shores of whisk about 700 persons perish annaslly from shipwreck.. The society Is now inakieg great exertions to inns.. this numbs mad saint" of It. life bo.t establishments on the coast, to lemma this frightful Ina, of life It has already augmented four-fold its life beats diaries the last four pan, bat its liabilities for life boats sad their appurtenant...are sowings of 2,0001. NTANP DUTY ON FIRS INSURANCL—YINtarday a return wu Weed, oa the sonlos of Colasol Pena, of all maw pad tab the Stamp• caws of Seglead, Soothed, Gad Ircleam rempratirelp, for duty of Maumee' frog Sr., sad of the amount cf ethwalee made to each office for 001100 the lama for the year 18 5 6, distiegoistrieg the riosrgre ca leg severally lick Meng, 26th Jane, Ma September, marl 26th of Deawshom The gum limeades is seerget M the ram Were/ toy oak Ile ogles to Ilamlsmd tad Isolead oa APadaN week exempt toem duty, ad of tba grass saint ten lararaaoo for the pegs 1850 N. The groom teeeirs ht 1136 were 1,341,2420 120. 9d., sad the lamorosose se fend., smock exempt from duty moulted. la laglaad, to 4286,9761. MONEY JUREBT,-THIS DAY. Two o'CLooz. The funds have receded per cent., the features presented in the Bank return not being considered altogether satisfactory, but the market still exhibit' considerable stesdineas. Consols are quoted 931 to I for money, and 931 to 94 for the 4th of June. with • very limited business. The Three per Cents. Re duced have been dealt in at 92: tot ; the New Three per Cents. at 92j to 93 ; Exchequer Bills, March, at 8.. to 2s. die.; ditto, June, at 10e. to 4s. dia.; and Exchequer Bonds, 1859, at 981. Foreign stooks are generally quiet, bat steady. Turkish Six per Cents. have advanced, being marked 981 to 99 for the 30th inst. The absorbing feature in this market, however, is an extraordinary rise in Buenos Ayrean Bonds, which were yesterday dealt in at 61 and 62, and are to-day marked 76, 78, and 73, owing to the receipt of favourable adviose per the packet which has just arrived. The other sales include Mexican Bonds at 231 to for the 30th inst.; Portuguese Four per Cents., 60k ; Russian Four and a-Half per Cents., 951 ; Sardinian, 931; Spanish Old Three per Cents., 451, 45 ; ditto, Deferred, for 30th inst., 26; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 96 (exch. 2111 r.) ; and Dutch Four per Cant. Certificates, 941. It is an important tact that the whole of the 337,0001. in gold ex the Ocean Chief, Statesman and hu been . purchased by the Bank.: The Aden hu arrived in the Downs from Mel bourne, but is not known to have any gold on freight. Specie continual to flow freely from the United States to Europe. The amount brought by the Arago is u much as 160,000 L, of which 40,0001. is stated to be on English, and the remainder on Continental account. The corn market yesterday was fiat. Had Wee been I pressed. lower prices would have been established. In Bootleg cargoes very little business has been done, but the position of holders is strengthened by the ad vices brim French markets. The directors of the Royal Swedish Railway Com pany have just transmitted to Sweden the funds necessary to meet the pressing liabilities of the com pany and to keep the works in fall activity, the ob-, legit being to oomplete the 46 miles of railway to Orebro as soon as possible. The oertillostes of the new issue of shares in the Great Western Railway of Canada are now ready for delivery in exchange for the banker's receipt. With reference to the sale, fixed to take place at Madrid on the Slit inst., of about 2,000,0001. stee ling of New Three per Cent. Consolidated Bonds, with a view to the redemption of a corresponding amount of the floating debt, the Spanish financial agent in London announoes that he is authorised to receive tenders until the 25th inst. Of course the new bonds about to be issued will be those of the internal or domestic debt. The Emigration Commimionere will receive tenders on the 22nd inst. for the hire of a ship to convey emigrants to Sydney. The return of the Bank of England for the week waft Ilatamby, May 10, when compared with the maim !stars, shows the following reunite : akerkisa Dose Obeeillles waive 19,942,830 Deergese 282,736 POW depeetts 3,033,688 Degrease 838,211 011ise agatim 10,613,914 DOMINI 192,178 IllreisAmiße securities is ban - t 12,662,652 Doman 1,092,431 ia kb4 aparinnat Ode it bullion is both _ _ depertmento _ 9,77M82 Decrease 26,298 @even day sad ether bills 836.812 lemon 17,707 Tb Rut News in reserve The subjoined exhibits the extent of the week's variations at one view : Public depadts decrease E 838,211 Other deposits decrees, 192,176 Notes sad bills ht eireuletke : decrease.. 265,028 Beet On the ether aide of the account: Gowan:eat seetuitiee decrosse..l,o92 431 Other securities Casa sad bullka deoreese• • 28,298 Total The item of coin and bullion shows a further small decrease, owing to the shipmate of gold to Turkey. The variation, however, la unimportant, and the recent large imports of gold and extensive patchouli made by the Bank warrant a belief that the turning point has at length been reached. At last, also, we witness the satisfactory feature of an ineresee, amounting to upwards of a quarter of a million, in', the reserve of unemployed notes. The holey diminution in the Treasury balances seems at first sight miatisfactory, bat a glance at the still MOM considerable decline in the stock of government securities held by the Bank in dicates that the Chancellor of the Exchequer has been repaying to the institution the large advances made by it a few weeks ego. The Bank's means available for employment in commercial channels are thus, enlarged. From the further decrease in the " other", securities it is apparent that the mercantile demand for money during the week was not very brisk, and was accommodated chiefly in Lombard-street, or else where. Owing to the pressure which has been ex perienced during the week now closing, however, in connexion with the new loan, the next balance-sheet may be expected to exhibit a large increase under th. FAIDLY iinirnto. The funds to-day showed continued buoyancy, and closed at a further advance of 1 per cent. This rise was in face of a general demand for money to meet the 10 per oent. deposit on the applications for the, new loan, Mean,. Rothschild's list being closed to-day at 2 o'clock. In the Stock Exchange the rate for short loans on government securities averaged 6 to 7 per cent. In Lombard-street and elsewhere the pressure was considerable, and this afternoon the supply of mope; was unusually small. This, circumstance is not sarprisiog, considering the magnitude of the subscriptions, which are , known to amount to many times the sum required by government. In fact, the prospect of a heavy subscription seems to have induced each applicant to write for as large an amount as possible. Thus, for instance, parties desirous of ob taining 10,0004 stock in the new loan apply for 60,0001. or 80,0004 or even more. All parties con cenied in monetary affairs will now look with impa tience for the release of the surplus deposits, which will doubtless be effected as speedily as possible alter the adjudication of the loan on Monday morning. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to i for the 4th Jane, opened this morning at 93/, and were last quoted 94 to k. For money the final price was 931 to 1. The official business report is es follows: —Three per Cent. Camels, for money, 931, 1,1, 1, i; ditto, for acootint, 4th June, 931, 93/, 94. Three per Cent. Reduced, 921, 92. New Three per Cents., 921, /, 1, I, I. Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885 (loan of 18,000,0001.), 17 1-18. Bank Stook, 212, 213. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Ex chequer Bonds, falling payable in 1839, 981, 1. Exchequer Bills remain depressed. The March issue was quoted 4s. to Is. die.; and the Jene,,Bs. to 4s. die. Exchequer Bonds continue steady, at 981 to 1. Foreign stocks were steady, with a good amount of business. Turkish securities were rather weaker at one period of the day, but closed the same as yesterday,—the Six per Cents at 981 to 1,, and the Guaranteed Four per Cents. at 1021 to / Amongst the stocks which met with some bus:- nese are Mexican, Baena Ayreau and Grenadian. In the foreign exchanges this afternoon the only feature was a alight improvement in the rate on Paris. In other oases steadiness prevailed. The current quotations are subjoined : Anuterden, 3 meethe,l2.l to ditto, than, 11.13 to 19 ; Rotterdam, 3 soatbk ; 12.11 to ; Antwerp and Bni•• soli, 3 maths, 26.62 1 to 671 Eisenberg, 38 mouths, 13.11 to 1; Paris, 3 swaths, 93.41 to 771; dote, shed, 26.40 to 46; Manellles, 3 months, 26.724_ t* 274 Friskr 44l- ou.the-hleine, 3 months, 121 to ; Petersburg, 8 mos 384 to ; 'Please, 3 "maths, 10.20 to 24 ; Trieste:l 'soothe, 10.22 to 25; Naples, S m0uth5,4341.4 ; Gewes. mouths, 25 85 to 90 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 30 06 to 104 Palermo, 3 mouths, 1301 to ; Messina. 3 months, 1304 to 50Madrid, 3 months, 494 w ; Calais, 3 Ewell., 491 to ; Oporto, 3 =oaths, 634 to ; Lisboa, 3 month., 63 to e. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares were quoted this afternoon 6} to 64 prem. Large transactions took place to-day in the bonds ef this oompaoy at par. Riga and Danaher' Railway shares closed at to 14 prem. Chartered Colonial Fibre at to 1 peens. Cerulean: Coal Mines and Railway at Ito prem. ; and General Bank of Switzerland at a to 14 prem. The allotment of the shares in this lad named undertaking is to take plaoe on Satarday evening. The shares of the Bank of Egypt sustained a fresh decline to-day, and cloud at dig. to par. The heavy call of 71. 103. per share recently announced natur ally occasions some premiere upon the shareholders at a period when the general demand for money is so active. To-morrow is the lest day on which transfers will be recognised until the call shall hays been paid. Ottoman Bank shares left off at Ito I prem., and those of the National Discount Company at #to 4 dia. Bank of Australasia stork rose 1. Land shares were quiet. Southampton Dock shares were dealt in at 41 ; East and West India Dock at 123; and Victoria Dock, old shares, at dig. - - Annexed are tho latest reports from the foreign markets, u received by the Continental Telegraph: Pula Friday (Closing prints) •. Three per Coat. lentos. BB stoney, 75.25 ; ditto, for account, 175.20; ditto, Poar.and.e.Halt pit Cane., toe money, 91.25; Beak Sharee, 4,000. The French Buds have rides to 4 per cent. Vienna —Thursday (Closing vetoes) : Austrian Me pie COOL lietaliket NL ; ditto Pone.ead.nasn per COMM. 79. lashing* on London. 10.03. Amsterdam— Tbureday (Csoelos prier): Datil' Two.sada.l2alt per Cent., 634 ; ditto Pour per Cents., 93 13.10 ; agenieb lee. De. Weed Three per Own. 21 111.111 ; th e Osepone, 34 ; the Old Three per Cent. Uterine, Itezicsa, 22; dneuttes Vivo pee Gent. Iletalitcs, 79 1.11, Porturreese, 43; Greek slue), 4 bad; Gesitada De'erred, 7 1.14; Huainan Poor.and.a.Hall pee Cents, fie; emus Pauly. Bonds, 74. Berlin—Thunder: Russian Pint per Cents.. 1004; mums sa London, 11 month% 6.22). Preakket—Thareday Spanish Deferred, 14 15.113; ditto Old Three pre C 0.., 40. Hamburg Thursday : Russian Viva pm Cents.. 100 i; &MS Your-aad-a Hal , par Ceuta, 904: lbsaidsh Throe pas Orate, Da. tarred, 331 ; ditto, Old Mrs; per Data., 394; Wabash 134. Malan has Mass acmadarably. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two O'CLOCK. BOOIOOKI in mining stooks today is generally very quiet. National Brazilian (Cocaem) shares have been &tit in at 21. In the gold mining shame, the only feature is an inquiry for those of the New Granada Company, which are marked Ts. 6d. to 10s. Annexed is a list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange and Stock Exchange : Mining Exchsop official list : Alfred Consols, 12, j ; Dinkel Coarols, 10e. 6r1., W.; Ding Deng, 42, 431; Fort Bow,. 6s. 61., 6•.; 2,1; North Sweet, 37, 1; Providence Minas, 661, 67 &midge Consols, 213.18, 16 16, 1,8; Wheal Arthur, 10, ; Wheal Mary Ann, 33. In the Stock Exchange : Roseirerno Deiced, 80, 821, 781; Tamar Doesols, 21; Wheal Arthur, 10; Providence, 67 ; Tiscrott, 41; Podnan drae, 26a, 275. 61. ; Omsk Hewes, is.; Feat Bowen, 6s. 9d. -- 'l;the metal market, the price of copper has bean firmly maintained; the manufactured article being still in good demand, and as money becomes easier it is expected there will be a still larger demand for general purpceee. Manufactured iron has been in lees demand, and the Staffordshire houses are very anxious for orders; the Welsh makers, however, are generally well supplied and keep their prices firm. Scotch pig declined to 73e. 6d. per ton early in the week, but has since again become firmer, as the col liers remain on strike; the demand, however, is not so large as some weeks ago. Lead continues very firm, and a fair business hoe been done at fair rates. Spelter remains unaltered. The price of foreign tin has again advanced. H 7J TALLOW MARILET.-THIS DAY. ------. - The matkot le a shade firmer at the subjoined gontettou, v:a :—Town allow , 465. um cub t Petenbury Y. C. oh the *pot, 465. ; Mae to June, 46e. 61.; Oct. to Deo , 411 e. 9d. Maxine Auna•oas.—Town tallow, 48e. ed ; fat by ditto, 2•. 60.; yellow Rumiaa, 47e. 6d.; melted eta. 38s. al ; rough ditto, 235.; tallow grans, las.; good dugs, 7e. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. lir. B. J. Devil reports a brisk aside ; p.ieae witboat alteration. Priam famadow bay. 955. to 100.; ea prior. 1061. to 1165.; inferior, 80s. to 80s. ; amen, 70s. to 96..; clover, 100 s. to 1305.; woad cat. 96s to 1205.; straw, to 28.. COVENT GARDEN MARKET.—THIS DAY. Vegetables and frait have improved both in gully sad quantity eines oar last report. Cucumbers, both Press\ and English, have been I.rgely supplied. New armies are now tolerably abundant, as are alio Strawberries, ills latter at from 6d. to le. par oases. Pears have became scene. and Bees& Apples are surly over for Ibis sewn Most kinds of Nate are plentiful. Oranges fetch from la to la. 6d. per doses, or from fos. to Ile. per 100. Best temples of Pot .toss see scarcer, and are rrelids( from 10s. to 16s. per ton more money then they dl last week. New Lubon P.Asioes fops 3.. per does lbs. Asparagus from Cornwell continues to make it. sesame. French Peas and sal,diog see supplied ergs lerly three times a week. Cut flowers consist of Belie 'ropes, Euphorbias. Camellias, rimless, Mignonette, Chita. Primroses, Cycluneos, Heaths, and Rome. Ms Apple'. per lb., Si to lb Grapes. pee% Ss to lb Sisswhertios. pos es., 6d to Is Apples. p. dm. Ss to Se hintosr dos., Ss to Si 0n0.% por 10, as to Ifs Co=um d o., fd to la Id td, pfs d u o. lbs., Ifs dbllsm Csa par don, l lsto 40 to - Is - ed - Morm, pr es Ore pd. per Is to Is Id Ma& Dm" per 10, Is to fs = s ti e r . quit. is WS. per Ism, Gis to Is prowl, is to Sr psi iviL,lll id to Is dim% for b Kild to is Cfreelsoraw. p. Is to fa Turnip. dui. kid le doloadt. pp dies. Ira to Id isa,Mis Is ild left Is leis Ida pr id praragas. per MA to Oa OPP* per pima. Is to is Oslary. par bo., id to Is fd - aim. for Wail. Is 7A ;Tior --- ottioi, ill SO ast loan, pro dada Mask fd to, Ardebolgas. ael. td to td !ballot; per lb. 11 1 . 111 84 aszlia, per lb., id to ad Mare, per deo., as as Lettoses,Cb., p. Nom Hale Bedsit, p. dos. limbo. Id to to Turn fol to Is Id aslads. ip p. Me to id Ha Zadists. per f ar 0 Psi lt osbsk rosou, poop*. Is a Ps d Is 6d y. psr flint, rem. p lookfl ut temb. Id to 4dl lassjorsio, pas body it Wad &ivory. dn.. fa to td Beall. roes, p. boa" Is to le ad TEN BURLINGTON CLUB AND LITERARY INCTl dreviox.—A prospectus has been imued of a aew hist. titian seder the above title. The promoters, reviewing the draggling 'Matisse and speedy diseolution of previous literary Institutions In Lonion, however promising may have nested their owing career, bass eons to the opiaioa that such institution parses not in peblie satinet as call cient sweeties I. Tender Mums permanently ncessafsi, that, to seemed, the Literary Institution and the Cush shoals be combated trader one roof, Visa aliordiog refreshment both for mind end body, the rooms of the slab and inelastica comprising a &Mug n.om, smoking-goon, obese and soevarsation-room, roadie , sprees, library. • b Mare-room, billiard-roan, and else-rooma. After a careful calculation of the exposes th.t will be ia.. carted, by working both the club and literary departments is ea efilcient Marital, they ere satisfied that the 'nasal expeediture need sot sussed 780 L, and that .500 members,. at an atonal saaseriptios of nos sod a- half guinea, w ill product an income selleing tot only Is m'st the current expenditure, hot to provide a slaking fend for the deeded extinction of the loan notes. Instead of the heavy eutrance tee usually demanded the promoters propose to issue 600 Ina now at IL each for feraiture and pralisinary ex- The tempuary oSces of the isatitution am at 3, Boyle-street, Savilis-row. Among the provisional commutes Sr. Mr. T. Bosworth, 216, RA goot.stre et ; Mr. Dyastm, Maliihure-plsos, New-road; Dr. Ldikester, Basile-row ; 11r. Punt, 78, 81. Martin's-lace ; Mr. Sandilands, 12, OM- Met-street; Mr. B. Swain@, 183, P,ceadilly, rte. Ararszcsatze' HALL.—Names of gentlemen who paged their ezamisation in the science sad prairies tit amdkine, and received certificates to priding, as n um . May 15: —Arthur Kelsey, H rley, Surrey ; Robert Walker, Kendal, Weds. reload ;• Rioted Coles, C. roe Alt b Donseakire ; Daniel fiterriagtoe, Disbar', 0.03; James Fsr'sh litasoa, Aldennate-street, Loudon; James Platt, D mksofisid, Cbesh.re ; Daniel Fre•asea et.. arena, et . Ise., Comma'); lease Crowther It.therhana Mimes Merges, London. On nomad of the public r. joielott, Cho stamitation will be postpocel from Thursday, the 29th f rAleetieemen to Frid". t. 1 1 6 - 304h HOL i tO st. WAT'el PILLS TOR 7111 COALS Or llMMlLitilln AU PAR SCMIOI TO ALL morn Rinfilvisil. .___Ml , .7 o ___2____Emir sik t N. Jamieson's; Liverpool. slates In • moor 6 . 27 •••••1 Gra be Yrq>mted by Mr. Jseassab.M Nosidlastrook Is totem blm Not tie army Irmo be Warm eNlotel with MINN awl std amid oats* so veils hos lbs yaw mai Iss noeill midst Ilkalonees Mo. UN latraNaMs loodlita sorst lift sidles titles Mosier Is bit nadoptMis i t weeig esolemset ; pria.r at olbams na... br..l . 4. o didmi tikdwiams. a . Op " Lndae. and N. maideaMind Kew York: by *.gimpy, Gtostatimolo; A. Guilterh atomal sod E. Ihnr. Nalts. -air. .W.el 1} 11 l lt 1177+ pa 14 If II P m 4 N If 11l Is $ 1 de par 411 2 If i Pa 66 e 6