The Express. — London, England, 1856-05-14 00:00:00

Crokle w ionises on the race amount to 2,0501. The soak tour' he t a t else erns at Worcester, and it would be that adult he west to Snnw•hury he had in his • sem el between 7001. end &tot In • week atter itl ' i - a L :"est Cook died, sad it was for the jury to decide what rr be 'spired le- to natural causes, or through poison ono..stend by the hied a :be prisoner. His health pre ,' ,di• .5 "eon aesealtet titivate, but it would be shown man mantel floidwich, that the day before ro sett 1. .dos to ants. the Shrewsbury races, be lied no f_r • rat diaorler what err. Satraquent to the race Cook io,eed made elate I, but then wee no manifestation of .end hail h, and the neat any he sgen attended the sT T as wed es ever. Ott the evening of .• 11 . 1. a r• meekahle nn.cnreence took place. •j• e roomer, Conk. used two geat,emen named Fisher sued met over thew gleam. Cook invited the prisoner to 1 ..„, a gime uf Mandy and water with him. Toe prisoner sed r.r wJuld it Cook ...id beet one too, and soon atter 11.1319 the Doted, and wetter was brought io, but not before err had hf. the room to order it. The onetime ; a, I plane in • titivate room of • liners at Shrewsbury, who.. a the primate and Cook occupied duriog the races, and whir the beverap• ea , bet g mined br:ort stairs the pri 011a was men ny • women to be 'Limning • small phial rsclatning a Stahl of rime sort. This woman was a is. tr. tr.ahle chsectee. Ste was& hitter on the turf on cotes ensei or, with • large &roe of cheats, and also the agent of two jockeys, sad she had gone up to in with the pri• seer for one of them to ride his horse Chicken on the t.l ming day. She saw the prig( nor go into his lot r om with the phial, and then the broody and water was et et into the string ap. r:otent The t riewter handed C k a glees abort haf sal., tuning hum to drink it at • culp, which he did, and 'ben excleim d, "Good Ood, how v .urns my throat, there is e•metiden in it I" Thereopos tinr prime., to .h op the glass, an i *wallowing the drop of tot and water t..t ranalsed, psi tt There is nothing is it," and handing •he glass vi Fisher, be said , "Cook fan. coo there is -osiethiee In ii!; taste it." To which Fi•her replied, " How c.n I tell? You have drunk the little drop that mu lett." GAL then left the m, followed by Fisher, and now Co ik bemuse sir ediegly ill, vomiting and retching dreadfully. A trinaictl mu was sent for, en., he ordered as comic, and atter one tad Men adosioh.ered, Cook was put to bed; but MCI* he tell into a slam"er, he banded Pieter betwee.. 7001. and 800 e. to take are of for him until the sour' otr. The nest day Cook got up better, hot still meat debditeted, and attended the fame Os this day the winner's hone Chicken lost • tics, end tt is *mot, it mot believed, must have still further inerraited his pecuniary difilcalti.s. The same evening the premier and Cook r. tog.. tber to Rugeley ; and now commenced the system of PIA , poooning which it was soppood "Divest , If pr salaried the death of Cook. Tbic leaned gentleman then seined Into • lengthened disquiet-I tiro sp to the operation of strychnine, and the 'Mete of 1 temitie, es produced by poison and natural miasma. observing that the symptoms of Cook would be proved, by medical testim - ny of the highest order, to have been such as could only remit from poisoning. It would alas b, rt vd that upon a poet-minim elimination Cook's body was found to be Imply saturated with antinomy, whir it eshthited the effects which tensity followed the administration of strychnine. Having elated this trash:al esplanatioo the learned Atterney-Genewel resumed the his lore of the rose, so fare. it wee directly manicted with Me prisoner. Returned to Reggie', Cook was takes 01, exhibition seemed, the some symptoms as after &islets( the tread, ant water at fibre...bury. In this stew Cook remained seat Sunday, being attended by the primer, now getting better, and anon worse, when • last medical man awned Elmsford ens called in, and the pri nter Tfr.T.II , IS to him that Cook me. Sallfiltir from disordered stomach, brought on by drinking champagne to emu% bat Mr. Ham aid found nothing in Cook's state to sep,tort the statement, nor could be cc ount for the vomit ing. On the Monday the proof er went to Landoll, sad called era • Person named Herring, station that hes had come se to the settling on behalf of Cook. Herring asked whets C ok was, and the prisoner replied, "Oh, the doctor hoe gins him some calomel, and b. count get out,—best his all right." Through Herring Cook's settling wee ssecinsfelly amompliebed at Tettenall'e, mad the SINGS, realised was 9411. Vale sum the prison., smased Wb• tribehd is this way-200:. to Herring, 1100 L be a mese sawed Pedwiek, and 4501 to Pratt. amble Odd= andtec same night he retorted to Rep Rie lay. some at rythaine from a local chemist, sad on therms MS. mg Olt. Bamford sot two pills to be takes by Orb mad the chase* egging the prow was that foe dim brae lets end Moment pills be statelitsted two orriperd of rryebsise. Lam that eight the banshee of the hems IPSO• alarmed by • meet temble aproaming proweediag arm Cook's nom, and, on bunnies there, thy head Oak Inatome in the most erenciatiag spay, end eater ben& tally about his bed. He dedred dliMilles bleb tbe Mina they immediately did, sad on the relerawr swain kie semareace, Cook exclaimed, "Oh, Dieter, I us dyne; '" "No you are n' tmy boy," the Omer replied, "I will give yen something which will ems rat you to rights," and the prisoner administered • dam that some moat eased the suffering man. The seat day *ere occurred a remarkable circus-tains, which only union light pester day. The winter who would more it had had ao induce ment held out to him by the crows, and he would implant why he bed se long remained sileat in the matter. This witness was • chemist of Rugelay, _ead he wadi peer Met on Om Tuesday the miaow: purebred at lab sber sia pain' enyehere. The prising bad wydrook bum W habit dawdler at another ober, end Xe. ateres,lbe wirer is itiesties, asked his resew what it was Denbo Prose led ismebased. Roberts, the aristast, replied, Six pais, o se chaise," Gad thee, feats Roberti and ESSIITOS would tbmeYvae 'peak te. On this same Tues day, Mr. Jose', the maker medial attendant, arrived at &mein', having been summosed thereby the wt represented that Cook was saffesing trona • bilious s t ork "ccompuied by Cinema. 1 hi. gentleman, is the preemie at the prisoner, examined Cook, and said— " Why, sir, this is hardly the pulse of • bilious patient." "No : it is sot," the primate rejoined, and thereupon at his request, they hold • co:limitation with Mr. Hord, gad the private urged that the former pills should be repeated. The primmer west with Yr. Bamford to have **pills mixed, sad urged that guideline to ants on the boa the direction for taking the medicine. Mr. Bernised thought this a wrings request, but be complied, and erben the pet sour retuned to Cook's lodging with Us Mlle he eleseved to Mr. Jones, prodmiag Ose box. " Is not this beautiful hudwritiag for • man of eighty years of me." He, Mr. Jones, leaked and assented, sad then the pnwaer ad ministered two pills to Cook, who for some time protested that he would not take them, as they bad made him won, before. This was about half past ten o'clock at night, and it was then smutted that Mr. Joao should sleep is the no erns with Cook that night. Shortly after It o's:ock Hr. Jones retired to rest, but in the tonne of the night be was woke up by the cries of Cook, who was ntforing from the same 'poising unionism ;whisk bad been observed before. The prisoner was mat tee, end be came immediately, remarking that he had WM, deemed se flock in hue lit, before. He administered ammonia hit the relief of Cook, but the body of the rasa still cnticael to arch and stiffen, until at leisgtl lotions and death ensued. Now this death it would be shown by the most competent mead evidence mutt hen been the result of poison administered in the shape of itrythnine. There were other acts th• pri soner had committed which tended to nephews hiss • he was seen searching the pocket of Cook after the death, and 'lithe/ Cook's betting-book nor any of his papers bad ever been foetid. Reverting aga.n to tattier dates, he mat state that when the prisoner went to Shrewsbury, he had no Ione), and yet a few days afterwards he was able to disheres large sums, while just before the death of Cook to induced Mr. Cheshire, the postmaster of Ruiteley, dr.w a alleges es Mr era. Weatherby's for the stake* Pole Star bad won at Shrewsbury. ON the Thursday after the death he produced • letter, purporting to be *firm by Cook, and acknowledging that the rsnaing in the prisoner's name had been drawn on Cook's behalf. To this note he wanted Cheshire to siga his name as *erratic" witome, but the postmaster declined to do so, and thee the prisoner said, " Oh, sever naiad, it's of no itiosequence, bat I thoneht it would be better to have ea stirring witness, but it's poor Co : k's handwritten." Oa this same Thnsiday, Mr. Stevens, the father-in.-law, went to Itageley, and saw the pri suer, who represented that the deceased owed his 4,0001. for bills he bad act pled on his behalf. Then were ether parts of the prisoner's cooduct of a suspicions charterer, and Mr. St deeermined to have a poet modem examination made of the body. At first the pri• Sone, relined mi., Mat Mr. Stevens was firm in his deter intuition, and returned to London to maks the seaman ansegements for haying the cause of the death tbaroughly law sheared by legal aid medical men. Oa the way up to town, Mr. Stevens was struck at meeting the prisoner on the railway. He age n expressed • hope that there would I he so towineity for unpleasant pr reeding', and then left, I Or the Sunday the phone, induced Mr. Bamford to pee a Certificate of death, repressetirg it to be tapir piety, and on the sane day he held a conversation with medical man as to the operation et strychnine and the ap pearances it preeented after death. On the Monday the poet mortem examination took plus, and to several gen- Cetera who attended the prisoner gave various amounts of the demand's state of health before death. To one he represented that be had been suffering from disuse of the heart, to another disewe of the kidneys and SOTS throat, bat the poet morem elimination went on, and all the harlots of the body were found to be quite healthy, there was some slight congestion of the lands, bet rrdtiorr to occasion functional attendee. There was no trace of dices., nor itfiammation, and upon this being made known by Mr. Lamb rt, the medical man who made the examination, the prisoner remarked. "Ab, doom', they won't hang us yet." The iateetines were taken out, but in the process of domit SO it became pooetured and was earned inside o ut. The stomech we. placed m • jar by Dr. Arnold, who mooted at the examination, and fattened up with akin, and the mhos"! was then observed to push lonian th e j , hat he did not much disturb it. While Dr. Ar told was 'completing the examination the Wafter tried to carry off the jar, but ha diciest soeswskin NM be became easeedingly aSIIOII4 Mew what Mal* b/Mildb of thine. He found, on inquiet, that it waste be lira to Logsdon for the pormialt maple. and NMI it would he carrier in a hi s t iz elltilleri, Mr II town, in the custody of Mr. ihe fiddle degassed. The prisoner f 11. drive the fly, and made maleelltin 4 1 :0 Z:3 to hen the fly upset, but the psusbey to assist him in nab a design. Them was As omit Ilito tares of the me ; bet there wen some bra desow stases§ seenesied with the ere, Inch as aseespokile rime the wean who presided at the inquest to' take a partioular course, which would be tally dis aimed la the evidence. Having again adverted to the pecuniary position of the deceased and the prisoner just prior to the alleged murder, he said it was for the jury to decide whether the wish to get possession of 1,000/, in bets sod stakes won at Shrewshury, eempled with • dish* to get possession of the bone Pole Star, and to make the friends of the deieued be ' Haw k statement about the 4,0001 liabilities, was a sofa dent motive for committing the crime imputed to him. Convinced of that they would next have to determine whe thee the desire was accomplished in the subtle man ner he had attempted t explain. To assist them in arriving at • cis ilusion upon that point, various experiments had been made, sod the result of these experiments would be laid before them. ,The aid of science had been invoked to unravel this cringe cue, and it was to be hoped the and of this eau mould show that even these mesterions agents could sot be ceminally emp'op ci without leaving trues behind to convict the guilty and bring down upon them the w•alleanci of justice. Oa tis other hand they had the satis faction of knowing that the prisoner was defended by one of the most eminent and skilled members of the bar, aided by gentlemen no lase *ape ejected in law, science, and medicine, end if the private, really was ionoteat of the grave and serious charge imputed to him, his acquittal must isevitably follow the inquiry upon which they were now shout to enter. The Attorney-Heelers! concluded his speech at a quarter past two o'clock, and, on resuming his sett, the tout ad journed for twenty minutes. Zorn Mr. F. of Jobe THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. CLERK EN WELL, AWIIICAN MOM FLUX Benjunin Aliso Hower! and Oscar Kngston, tits two men who stand &treed with al daring hotel robberies, and also with 'Aeolian 6601 in ao•as, the property of Kr. Stand ad, a solicitor, of Boston, Lincolnshire, from a hod room at the Great N rthera Hotel , Kineecross, were placed at the Ism Wore Mr. Como on /mond. Mr. Robles= attended for the pragmatic/a, and Mr. Lewis Ur the defence. Mtn Prosser, of Tbsaw-etreet, Burton-errant, oald that Boword lodged in her drawing -rood for ease time, sad theta lA= of the IMMO Of Branch used to twee to no him. Blns could sot wear that es had seen Kingston than, ihnagh a man like him wed to call. Mr. J. Maybary, tho chief inapector of plies at Man chester, proved taking Oscar Magnus into custody at the BuyalHotel, In that tows. He said when he took his in charp that he wee a merchant in Philadelphia. On marsh leg his luggage In foetid a bin tweezers, or what is Mt- Meal!, known al American outaidtrs," a kosakleilvaitst, 180 gold dollar and SOL in Bask of Ragland notes. Wbsa Hisgeton warn tikes ►e was partly drsteed. Mr. Lewis made a power'sl appeal as behalf of the pri eosin, and osatseded that they were menisci to their discharge. Ms primes von again nmsad.d. of • oms THE EXPRESS, . WEDNESDAY ; EVENING, MAY 14, 1856. and breathes. Ow of Its dint:tan was a J. Law, and he became as .igens and mouthpiece o &Moir. They instructed the managing agents of the branches to solicit purchesere of shafts in the try Bank;and they were instructed to chant that bank to those to whom they wished to sell. He would mums, for the present, that they believed the song which they were to chant wee true, but for this ponies there were placed en their hands two document' which he would now read. One was the prospectus, which stated the subscribed capital of the 'T Ipp:ray Joint Btcck Batik to be 600.0001.; this was a gross falsehood. The mond entry, " paid-up capital - 100,0001.," was equally false, as only 40,4501. had been peed up. The nest statement was that all its shares bad been placed in the hands of boat fide shareholders, and thee the capital so raised had been actually received, and wee then being used for truths; pur poses John Sedleir wee steed to be the chairman, and a number of persona were named ea directors, Besot whom bad filled any such capacity. Then followed the trustees, two of whom were wrongly given; the final statement lathe prospectus Wag with rrrrrr ace to the now welt-Itatern re port alleged to have been read and unanimously adopted at the last meeting of the company, by which it was TOCOM anacted that the all-god balsam of 1,6821. 14e. sernainiog alter payment of a dividend of 6 per cent., and a houses( 3, should be added to a pretended reserve rued of 14,0724 On 3d. At that moment John Sadleir, who promulgated these documents, knew that be himself wee not worth a rub, and that be owed to the Tipperary Bank 200,0001. —mosey epeliated and surreptitiously abstracted out of the investments of dime wk., were fools ecoegh to deposit their capital in it. Every one of the 63 gentleman for whom he appeared swore that this baletce sheet and prospectus were exhibited to them before they hide insented to bay the share.. Now, the question arose open this state of forts, could the swindle which had been perpetrated be made a contract? If there bad been no fraud in the sellieg of them unappro priated shares to those English gentlemen—if John &their, with an honest intention, made a sale in Englaad of these shares, having got them put in the name of Austin Farrell in the books, and handed over the money he received fir them to the company, all that would not make his clients members or contributories. Mr. John Badleir's bet had not There was ao stabsoqueist ratificatioo, and therefore it wee his own unauthorised set; if ever so hosestly performed, it worked no contract betivaira the pucks. He laid down this se • proposition of the law involved in this came that before any maa could be legally pat into tbe list o f con tributories and retained there, he should have legally con tributed to be a member of the company, et he must have made an equitable contract wth parties empetent to contract with him on behalf of the tompsq to become a member. He admitted *at if he Mails ma an equitable contrast to become a member vbieb • mart of equity would ealoree, he would he peps* pima ea the list of entribstorier. He night illudentawhai he Istesded to mem by this—a man Liaised *be hedlinney of the company to allocate to bias smYia amber et &arm He received a reply that *steam weesempted, and Prepaid his derosits. A bill for whille h ilhd—the eempety is dissolved--and the ow tame Were dm Master to mar tais who are eestribsteeis• The ma who so paid Ids de ihaitO not brigaitably contracted to be a mamba. Man he that **hies was done Ismail melds. • single me ef his clients shareholden in this emperty so es to biad the employ. His next ground for claiming to have the. shush elf the list was that everything which wee doer was Mew in freed, awl the 'Mat of fermi and martreprematatiteno by the thrusts. of • son =liar the pa/yam t. 4 ineedag mese to Mame share had enemies 10 • geed dist el diesendes la the MOH wilarad been repartad. Vies.Ohmedler Eight Bnos add the directors of • sempany wen set the agents of the ISlmpsay up commit (nod ; but it would be head in sll the awes is this subject, without earaptim, OM wherever had mlnalenpreesstades were imputed Oaths Madsen or ether puma who wen esmilng Ma Ewes ef tbe ampeay, the peed. epee wham hey radioed wee indissed la it is pew legal fans with Mon whe was set gad* to the fwd, et a—namely, with the bused slimes. He trestunded that if the dinners of say jidst aleck aempasy a•Madesd M sell, as the present dinsium was% the amp =shares of the noway to Me bed bidder, and mkt usisrepresentatioa, the was bland by that fraud, sad there was no salad The learned comes' thee reseeded at gnat length ant ability to site authorities fn this proposition, sad sendnited • kagthesed argument by calling ea the mean sal the add mew to dispose of the case a urea us yossibik se may beer's deli! was a penalty on his clients, who won la hand& hat Goa enable circumstances. He ales biped tat ths Olds! manager wield set imp the proenlip laraglng ever then la the hope et 'Monies s esespeenhe, wile mold be era- just sad emeriti under the drametmans. TM mart woe thesedjeammed le tblemagaing at haltr i a l ; ef the Amid tea &desk whoa firadealimegh, Q. 0., win reply os behalf rassortr. it“ owe übial Oren OA. WIN NAN fiSAl* IN ID 111 MI 1101 INi 1101 3 4 N ii .. .. ,„„ 1 lia 4 II i ii r in i . 11l 10! 14310 lapio I.IS. TER TIPPERARY BANK. THE CASE OF THE ENGLISH SHAREHOLDERS. DUBLIN, Mar 13. ne eiliewimea wieetisg, for the purpose of settling Met 110 of enetellmileas, took place yesterday is the Nut Per Hart. bikes Muter Murphy. Masan. M.Donogh, nard Lawless appeared as cottage, sad Mr. J. D. is solider, for the official manger, Mr. MtDowel. The owls of • few Irish shareholder, hung tees dis puted of, Mr. hustles% said be appeared on behalf of fifty- Slue poetise in Eagisad, whose names appeared oa the pub. Biked list of sostribmeles, but on behalf of see sad every ale of whom he sebnimed that their name should be struck eat, they never hung bees members of this compasy, or in say way or in soy seem legally or equitably brad is pay say of the delft or liabilities of this easpeey. Ilk puma their same bad been pet lat. the Hat if sow leibehisise hoesseethsir manor, wither their suasemese, bed been preview* omp isserted in the UM of Missed share , hoiden ef this sosy, e et the Slee OM's, &limed k seder Hied reties stile Il sad 9th Vistula, esp.„l7. He did ad speeder that series was oropedy appbeable is • tektite& bush hemed seder the 6th fiem W., esp. 41 His saes, sad die see which he thought was eanamen to all thus 68 gessionse, wee in riatlir snob this :—They were, by • mere fake peruse end sisWeless mar le bebelievethatshme el this , es which eapi. swindle, tat had bees paid em such , war Smarr to be rid by the mem if them, and that they rm. VIA a proper% est merely worth 101. oak es faller angle to have pew paid spec them , but retry were Tura 12/ 105. as 'Yaw sad having beet real sad Woad Is believe a starers* whisk as attest, whir was known to be fidas by those *Minsk wes obtained from Moss gerlara as the pries e if these prolamin es shar that had as ealstesee sad th owindltre who W se deceived thus received the nery the price of km Mrs which they falsely pu nned te sell. What they did with that mosey him Arm kasw nat, and it would be bootless for them now to knew ; bat his clients belisvcd—as did he also—that what was Well called a divided of 8 per mat., with t y ;:ezeie ss aded bonus of 3 par car, was on the prate - skid sepia l that sem was paid, subse quently gives is est of the spoil whisk had beta pre Measly gored frum thew gestlamon themeslus. His the wea that abet them gentlemen had bees deluded in to the belief that Ohs ahem were in the market to be sold—hare been sold te tbressivie—the um parties who had so deluded thus nether detedsd them by delivering to them what they salted trash, desk of what they falsely called emu in the company, sad that his skirts, still practised cis, de Mud, and dated* seselesd these deeds, believing them to be what they proposed, bet whisk were, i• fset. either Ia law or alley, traasfers of hoeing at all—were void estraments, which the party who wee pat been as the alleged ewer rd seller of these shares bed bona himself, by grow practice and fraud, Ward to alga; for he would arum for the present that he was sr see of the cosapiratore ; that he had bun Wean to pet his same to this instrument under the (she peelers that the ram of which he wee then eines a temefer had been legally and properly mitered la his sem se the regime trades of shares of this company ; that be wee legally, altheigh not beneficially the owner of these shares, and the only perms whose deed of transfer coald pass them into ether hands ; mad that being misled late that belief he sae end those deeds with the treaties, amt kers purpose, es far as he was cescared, of get*: al if arra, which he believed had been put lotto his same impreporly, and without his unseat, or under a TIMM us 5 at maay years before, gives by him to have ewes shares reed is hls awes r • truer of a rusk of Mr. Jolts Sadler. His ease was, that the nen thus exe cuted by thie Mr. Austin Farrell passed neeng at all— that he was • mare instrument, and he WINK, for the pre mat, assume an laniment ono in the heads of John Sadler, fee the purpose of, by th ese false preteues, reach ing the mo s ey of these Soglab gentlemen , sad getting it Cato his own poses; without the mealiest authority oa the part of John Badleir, or any power what. sayer on the part of thou acting with him in the benne- Hos to disp no of one single share is the company. Now, is order to understand the precis case before the court, and the precise question for the court to dourness is retinue to kis cleat% it was nommary to see the real position in which this company stood at the begins*, of May, 1866, because be had to tell the Master that all the English share holders for whom he appeared became essnected with the Tipperary Beak helmet the 9th of May. 1886, and the 30th of January, 1866, daring all which ems the false pre ISOM wars kept sp. It now appeared on the evidence, isnoontradicted, that on the 6th July, 1842, the Tipperary Joist Stock Bask, which had a previous sziatenee, was sew modelled. The deed of eminent of that date, together with the 6th of George IV., contained the law ander which this scummy existed. It appeared by mice's 37 of that deed that the ewe directors then In saistense, and re gl ean by the deed as the only &neon of the company, were Jamas Scully, use, Sadler, and Wilson Ken nedy; sad, by the 43rd section, no board of directors could be a baud unless it consisted of these three. By Notion 96 it was emoted that the directors were t, mule the proper form of truster deed, which was to be lodged at the head odes of the asepany. This deed wee serrated on the 6th of July by certain pistil., whether many or few did set matter ; and he would assume it was then honestly framed with the intention of getting up bona fide end (or legitimate purposes a bask to trade honestly—he would ammo that James Sully on that day honestly agreed to Mecum • bream, and be was happy to be able to believe Mr. James &wily at all events acted honourably and up rightly thregbest the whole of the case. He would assume she that 'MN Sadleir, with an boort isolation, assuoted the rargemat of th e bask without any intention at that time of beesaleg a epoliate+ et it. mane • and he would foam smear teat Wilson Kennedy acted with the like bean etudes. The parties getting up the undertaking agreed to suheribe for a certain number of the earn, end sigoed the deed ; bat it was clearly established by the •111. davits that of the 1000 slum at Sk each, representing the capital of the company, bet 4,066 were Airily takes up, purchased, and esbecribsd for by moused them; and the was the simile number that were appropriated to owners at all. The machinery by which John Sadler moinplishod his A 1111110•111 ZAILWATIL perms wu briefly this:—After gees to England he had alt"' °""1 . IS to the tut and dominoes to gain great credit at the other side 1 1 % thii el st el of the water for perused ability, and actually booms one„,„ „,,,„, D p , y ppm nagl les of the Lords of the Admiralty, sad he likewise reams ps purrs. erms. so dols par s 1 uanected with • falling coarsens in linalud. Hine Swan Its et is limiter Murphy observed that the lam which was saki N- 1 Spar wait. Callitfted) Its air about that the bettor. Mr. Fitagibben—l or assure you that a great deal will PriD6.l. elk as: P.4B.l.":"Mibbiliall 'aa. 1 1 "4.43 111t 14.2 tl bare to be said in this matter about the Ludes gad Cents- Be' o 110. old Mart._ _ ltek hot Beak; it plays a very im cities. portant part in the Wm- De. des swig Feed ... Utip Oda sad Pestpsisams bad ar.llllll Master Murphy—l *MI rather you would nestles it is illedeskel 11911, t. l a" penal terms Do. de. Pal Mr. Fitagibbos west es to say that John Edith became ell " L °lmilig Z . ealemes of the Leedo m and Coutes Bank, and la 416 I Ike. 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Day_ Ma. llowstraarit.:: 744 1 hi i Co 43 46 Ili lif za ILT. ;* 7 . ■ i - i . • i.. • IS Ili !I 11' ire 71{ • Si Os Isi els . 16 46 II 1 11 71 • di 11 1 _ - IN IN VS 77 11 47 14 II 70 71 71 711 4 die 14 o,m. • 7 dig 14 67 le JO 46 I Si Si I • 7 Ki II BS II 70 7 2 ON 011 91 OS MUM L 15712-111.13 DA r Two °Twat. _ The railway share market to day _le generally higher, especially for the heavier stocks, of which there is more disposition to elect speculative purchases. For the new amount Great Western stock is marked as high as 61f, and Midland at 761. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock has been purchased as high as 90j for money. Sambre and Meuse shares have again risen, being' wanted for the settlement. itias liNdw ft 1 p.a. PIA M+ 101 100 l IQ 4+ 7 4 fli dis ?If 1 714 Nee DaNsa in lin e,: = all Da • al Do. i Dernatosir , IN 10.110•0010-110rwirk 1111 Do. Natarke tel Do. 0.N.1. Parc all Do. Loads 100 Ds. York. — all North tB. weetera 174 Nortk Narkirdellor. all North Worts'.. 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ProL Nairn el ftass ibere Oldearal N i l v=roz Parts Polesaless add ei li tsiad Rath sod in (Pliondwo)ria.7 pat. SO 10 1 10 ila;. imbep . sol Wore_ Do.Sli Opt: ........ [lass's, seat. Fret... Wist!llliN.W. et Mate Word= S eeet pst Oat &Mel! Dia* 4p.eiet Celedmis. DesuleAM*43‘a. De. de. PBC, Se. 11 Cart ere Dad.reedbillAberhse. im - trairZEriaip: 111"1 do. nie.ll l Os. Maw 6 war Owat.lllesk Sim MY% 0.8 Orel liseses Osfpaaslatlq.erTs De. per sal. 3taiVilhadelalriref. ! et eL 111. it. !L. 10 •t. •L St. If 4. twadmairrisllis Do.. p.o.volooso. /VA Dowse, Ditto boodossitio4 Do. B. Prot. Illons Do. Omar Poi Do. Es. 41. 11 42 Do. Um. 00. and. Ow& Nolo Do. EL M. 00. do. Es. Loosulkohlrools.P4/1 iont.llll6—. LAlLWr asomo u ) L. 11 5.0 .W.S yiedookooy nou A It 100 100 100 =7 hz.hk.o. UmOw& Ds. SS ... =GC - ar Hifi:gat ; Omit. Do. P siP 44 p er Frit IN* Db DIM Di rwiL 4 NW ESL Neerputbuolle., 4.4 e et. redraft Fula • — 66 6 par dll.iddiLlSM Sadk N.l6o.—Ddrw.dpet.PraL I Do. de. de. Do. Lode Itpdt. De. Tara Si Penh. Ned Nardi INlNadidel WideJaWid. Do. Dodases. Pl= Ossi. Sew Pref. Dwae. railer:et ;;;;;;;;;;;;; 4.2.662.66.666.61.0.6.) DIM% ma. DIM Mod 44 Odd. Osedilftis paged • Ds. al. f p . e il="117p1-1 bias Wairualw SellilAmetaala r•-•!.n sissy ,n. Ia; par I pa ei li On 1 Ii Ito 4. psi 11 pa fa I pa I Pa 41; _~ es sae .— !If 2Si li Ili pa 10 9 de 19 19 70 71 00 5$ ___ ie pm :1 nt 4 II PI lei t it I PI 99 101 100 102: oy 111 1311 109 110 SS Ile as 123 .30 If 13 ye 15 1101 9. Pa i iwk : : t IS 19 441 441 lie 12f 4 9 441 1/1 63 14 1 li pa 19 30 94 121 91 Si PE * mama i m n In a 111 117 . !! 9? 97 4 :: lieli Pm Pa 49 /I UT 119 !D? is Jai I Pa N il. 100 4 91 97 14 N 89 . 91 , ii i"„ ST SO lOt IP N S I li Ms ►_N 118 N 100 14f If} ISI al 99 190 9f 10 it :t: - a - N .1 JIM i 1 Pm IS II psz 11 pm 4 1 is 0 4$ i Ol in 41 69 71 Si Si S 4 di 'ls $1 Si laws te I 41i 21i li 2111 JOUR STOCK 1 410 001. 4 1:11Nth er ; I N CIN && Na 110 Olifsele u Omissild tuts 10 • N UsioNLIDNIAlirt. N UNANUMNINSLIN all ANS DION 10 IN ludn ankOwaN N IN Gab Ilsatlaak.o64 N N Urdu NYS NNE . IN Louie sed .fOlO II iai Whim IINP• WaNNeler matNutaNl— SO bawl ... no lull SO Sawa Wale . UAW 10 & N oggil;ii: au rm. sit Mind . SS 1 IN NUM SO U MINN -- all SS. N Mir et all SAO Da. Se NAN 00 Oahe at 4,000100 Wert imik of Lama= IS De - de Abend ad A . ikeA ... __, , . rosProm._ Ct7atsl raise Whams. ses.hamisais Clepar l Sam ouseral Ma. lkostridce boa ling OwallesOcia. liedlimmenalhastilL Madan It.listatitar -- difkida — sde I DLO F.CLPrefJcat II IL Ormaill 111. Nods Id ILLIVNINOmird.Thob. I Oult OdL Asidaindo Oselb of low MNEL. Odiald Dr "liswerted ratildrimadalMarra PidliallOduld Mrs Da lbw I I AvesdinesPa..l INA*WAIT 10111,1111 V dna Aaaples ..--" rart. PilemPoi TOO lIMP- I Ds. De. Derboune Ds tionWilPsl Opr. • p. • DMA The following are this day's sales fort the mount: ORDINARY /NARDI AND /TOOK/. Groat Northern, 951; Grist Western. 814 ; Laurabirs sad Yoe/shire, 90 1 ; London end North Western, 101; London and South Western, 951 ; litanehester, Shef field, and Linool t ebiee, 291 9; Mielliusd, 761 Ail; North Easters—Somiek, 791 1; ditto. Eitamimt. 1 ? -3 . ditto , York, 561 ; North London, ; North ntairokoldro, 111; &lath Wiles, 711. BRAINS. Eastern Commis. Emotion, 6 per a., N 0.2, II pm.; Great Northern, di per cent. redoes. at 10 per 0•11 t. pm, 103 i 3 ; Midland Coosolidated Bristol and Birmingham, 6 pa mat, 961. 701110 F. Buffalo end Lake karat Railway, 7k ; Datehßberabb, 12j; Rut lodise 6 per cant. Eatesideas C., 7 ; Omani sad Melbourne Oparanteed 6 per emit., 211; Great Luz. embower, Conatituted Bbaree, 61; NalUt sad Liege (with intereo) ; Paris sad L7ata, 67k; Rune and Ban has (Pernambuco) Ourentud 7 per out., 41; Sullen sad Meue, 121. JOINT WOOL SANS/. British sad North Anseloan, 68 ; Load= °barbed Beak of Australis, 181; Loados sad Cosaty, 831; Woo of Aetna's Now, 8. Lotdos G 1 018 - 171 Compu — y. 31 • Pods Woe mai Oriental Steam, 661; 88ottialy Aostrellaa Umlaut*, at MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two *Two& Great firmness continues to prevail in the stock markets. The funds attained a fresh rise off to I per cent. this morning, but have since returned to the closing quotations of yesterday. Consols, after touching 931 for the 4th of Jane, are now quoted 931 to /. For money the price is 93.1 to The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 92 to 1 ; the New Three per Cents. at 921 to / ; Bank Stock at 211 to 212; Ex chequer Bills, March, at 3s. die. to le. pram ; ditto, June, at as. to 2.. dis.; Exchequer Bonds at 981 to to I; and India Bonds at Bs. dia. In the foreign stock market the principal altera tion is a fresh rise in Turkish Six per Cents. These bonds have been dealt in at 98 to I for money, and 981 for the 30th May, and the Four per Cents. at 101/ for money,and 101; to t for the new amount. Mexican continues well supported, marking 23/ to I. The other sales include Belgian Four-and•a-Half per Cents, at 95/ (exch., 25fr.); Brazilian Old Five per Cents. at 99 ; Danish Five per Cents, at 101; Rus sian Four-and•a-Half per Cents. at 95 to 95; ; Spanish Old Three per Cents. at 464; and the Com mittee's Certificates at 54 per cent. It results from Sir G. C. Lewis!. remarks yesterday ! that the five million loan new announced will suffice !to cover the whole additional expenditure of the nation for the present year. The Chancellor will take power, it is true, to make • fresh issue of Exchequer Bills or Exchequer Bonds to the extent of two millions, but he intimates that this is merely a measure of precaution, and that this farther sum will not be required in any case until the end of 1858, or the first quarter of 1837. However this may be, the circumstance which yesterday chiefly con tributed to raise the price of Consols consists in the poaitive announcement that, beyond the five million . _ loan now brought forward. ne fresh creation of this stock will be made. Meanwhile the investments of the public continue upon a eoale that most effectually prevent so limited an amount of new stock from proving an importsat weight upon the market. In considering the prospects of the Money Market, also, the smallness of the demand for state purposes must be borne in mind. Messrs. N. M. Rothschild and Sons, of New-court, St. Swithin'olane, opened a subscription list for the loan today (Wednesday). The list will remain open until Friday afternoon, preparatory to the bidding for the loan on Monday morning, at 10 o'clock. Of course a deposit of 10 per cent. on the amount applied for will be required from each subscriber. Satisfaction is expressed at the magnitude of the specie remittance brought over by the Afrioa, from New York, viz.: 1,044,658 dole., or about 201,000/. A quantity of bar gold received by this opportunity has been sent into the Bank. Of the remaining portion 300,000 dole., or 60,0001., was destined for Havre. The exchange at New York on London shows an upward tendency, encotraging a belief that steady arrivals of gold may be expected from that side. The arrival is reported of the under-mentioned vessels foo Australia—via.: The Nimroud, Water loo, and Wooloomooloo, from Sydney ; the Crispin from Poet Philip, and the Hero from Lannoeston, but they are not known to have any gold on freight. Ths wind is now favourable for further arrivals. general meeting of the Midland Railway Company is called for the 30th inst., at Derby, to consider a bill now before parliament authorising the raising of additional capital. The arrangements for the adjustment of the so onest in the railway share market yesterday indicate rather higher rates of interest than those current at the last settlement, but the floating speculation for higher prices seems to be only moderate. Subjoined is our usual statement of the terms current at the commencement of business _ _ .rtrfßata o 0.16 "oostaago." 346 to 0.16 sae to 1.16 : LooosolOtnoool fidotilto 5.16 to 146 Dome 342 to 043 Groot Norther= 342 to 642 „ Coledooloto 842 to 2.32 „ Took sad North 111230ad0 ..... ...—.. 146 to PP &midis h Norters of Fram07 ".. ..... ".. .. ..... 2 to Eutaw' of Promo to Pais sod Groot Latoomboarg Bunko sad Maw Groot Weems of ..... L. to A. "„ We notice an advertisement inviting the share holders in the Adelaide Land and Gold Company to signify their opinion with reference to a proposel, made at the last general meeting at Paris, having for its object a realisa tio n of &meta for distribution, and other matters of Interest. London and Nort/ ay,t V!eatans The Ecuatorian Commission of Agency is now giving effect to the agreement published in March last, and is registering and stamping such Ecuatorian land warrants as are presented, together with oertifl °Mee of a subscription of 12.. Bd. paid, to " The Ecuador Committee " in 1862. The seal bears the following inscription :—" Privileged bond hoed for preemption in special acquisitions, under takings, &c. No. . Credited one pound sterling contributed. The object sad value of the stamp are thus described in the circular of the Ecuador committee : " To the bonds m ?wintered and stamped will appertain the privileges and rights of pre-emption melted spoa the certatleates of the Ecuador committee; that is to say, they Will be receivable, at the option of holders for the time being, towards constituting the capital stock of sack soma. pony or companies, formed sa aforesaid, for the acquisition of lands and other properties ; for the working of pablio greats and commissions ; for the development of the mineral and other natural WISOWYON of the &interim territories, or toe other objects of protteale enterprise available to com panies privileged under decree of the Ecuatorian govern ment, dated 24th September, 1862." The demand for money was to-day active in nearly all quarters. In the Stock Exchange the current rate was identical with that charged by the Bank for loans on government ISCllTitige, viz., 6 per cent. Until the release of the surplus deposits on the loan next week the market meet be exceptionally disturbed, as the aggregate of the nbecriptions will doubtless be far in exceed of the sum required by government. Consols opened at yesterday's final quotation of 931 to 1 for the 4th of lone, and steadily improved, closing at 931 to t. For money the last pries wasl 931 to 1. The official business report is as follows:-1 Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 93, 024, 93, 934; ditto, for account, 4th June, 931, 931, 931, 931. Three per Cent. Reduced, 911, t, 1, t. New Three per Cents. 923,1, 92, 921. Thirty Years An nuities, expiring in April, 1886 (loan of 16,000.0001.), 17. Bank Stock, 212, 211. India Bonds, Bs. din. Exchequer Bills were slightly flatter, owing to Sir IG. C. Lewis'. statement that no further funding of these securities is contemplated by Government. The March bills were dealt in at 21. die. to par, and the lJune at 4e. to 2s. din. Exchequer Bonds maintained yesterday's quotation of 981 to 3. In the foreign stock market more buoyancy we. observable this afternoon. Mexican Bonds were io active request, and after touching 231, closed about 1 per mint. higher than yesterday. Turkish Six per Cents. roes about t per cent., closing at 971 to 98. The rate charged for carrying over the accounts of speculative buyers of this stock to the new aocount of the 30th inst. was 6-16 to 7.16 per cent. The foreign exchanges this afternoon were gene rally steady. In the oueof Paris the rate was rather firmer, but the demand foe bills on Hamburg con tinues, and occasions a drooping tendency in the ex change. Paper on Italian pleas wu also in re quest. The current rates are subjoined—viz. : Amsterdam, 3 montirs,l2.ll to 1; ditto, short, 11.18 to 19 ; Rotterdam, 3 maths, 12.11 to Antwerp find as Sno ods, 3 months, 26.621 to 66 ; iisb ; arg. 3 months, 13.11 to ; Paris, 3 soothe, 26.70 to 76 ; ditto, short, 26.371 to 4 2 1 ; M ar seilles, 3 months, 26.721 76 ; Frankfort on-the-Maine, 3 months, 121 to 1 ; Petersburg , 3 mates, 361 to 7; Vienna. 3 mouths, 10.20 to 22 ; Trieste, a months, 10.23 to 24 : Na&a. 8 stheths.43l to Genoa. 8 asatke4l6.B2l to 871 ; Wsora, 8 months, 80.06 to 10; Palermo, 8 months, 130 i to 3 ; Kerins. 8 months, 1301 k. 4 ; Madrid, 3 months, 49 t o ; S months, 491 t.. 60 ; Oporto. 3 maths, 631 to ; Lisboa, 3 months, 63 to 1. I Lombardo-Vaned= ' way shares eland to-day at 6/ to 61 prem., and Riga and Dunaberg Railway at 11 to 11 prem. The shares of the General Bank of Switzerland were dealt in at 1 to 11 prem., and those of the General Company of French Olippers at prem. Bank of Egypt shares closed at to 1 prem., and Ottoman Bank at to 11 prem. Those of the National Discount Company have fallen to „! to a die. London and Paris Bank shares remain at 4 to 2 die., and Western Bank of London at sto 4 die. There were numerous transactions in London and County Bank stock, at 321 to 331. As regards Land shares, the feature is continued heavioess for those of the Canada Company. New South Wales Five per Czute. were dealt in at 97. 9 I 1 1 Ms lit I 711_ If I Vii• IF' Ts? MI 11 14 11 111 Ti 1 li 111. If it h'iP 67 87 4 7f 74 Il lf laa If $7 $6 IN ; ens par iori 4 MINES-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocti. Engine,s in mining stocks is generally quiet, but there has been more disposition during the last few days to deal in the Stock Exchange. The only transaction recorded in foreign mining stocks to-day is in United Mexican, at 31. Annexed is a list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange and Stock Exchange : Mining Exchange official list : Bonilla* 160; Eut Rose, 41, 42; Fort Bowen, ss. 64.; Holmbush, 11, 4; North Trateney, 17s. 6c1., 18.. 62.4 Sortridge Cw.sols, 21, I; South Cant Brea, 13, 1, 13, 1; Trehene, 21, I, ; Wesel Arthur, 91, 10 ; Wheal Edward, 41, I; Wheel Mary Ann, 32, 33, ; Wheal Nelson, 335.; Wheal Unity, 21. In the stock Exchange : Tineroft, 4.t , I; Alred Consols, 12, ; Wheal Lova, 13. 191; But B 00000 , 411; Providence Mines, 66, 70; Ding Dreg, 43} ; South Cant Brea, 121, 13. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANK—THIS DAY. The arriv►ls of wheat and fl , ur have been small this week. The trade in Mark-lane, nevertulese, was dull this morning, at the rates of Monday frr both articles. Barley sold slo sly at former prices. The receipts of oats are again large, and the trade was inactive with the torn in price in favour of the buyer. .--...- .. . Buau sad pcas up changed. ARRIVAII7IIITO LONDON FROM MAY 11 TO MAT H. INA& & Scotch. Irish. Minim WREN ...., 1 1160 3170 lariey Oats ..„. 7O • 160 111140 Malt ••••••••••• ... ----. .. . . I 670 •••••• ... 770 Mk% 210 %Mk. MINCING LAN/I.—THIS DAY. Suonn—The large public sales are regressing without any miderial alteration in prices. Corran.—Prices are 'imported in tke public sales to day. TeL remains doll of eels. Rtes—The public sale. have gone off at last week's carrimoy. ISALTPITIN is doll of sale. Retraction 61 sold at 83i. 6d. cub. Breen are in limited demand at previous rates. INDIOO.—The quarterly sale, comprising 8,810 chest% I contumacy(' yesterday, and 982 cheats pasted auction. The attendant* of buyer. was smaller than at the (amnion of the previous sate, and the shows that ood and fins Bengal sold at 3d. 4d. result discount ; middling g ditto, par to 31. discount; ordinary and low, at par; Kurpahs, 2d. to 44. discount. Corros.-800 bales sold yesterday on 'Change, at about previous rates. Rest.—The market fail's. TALLOW MARILET.—THIS DAT. The market continues quiet at the subjoined quotatiam, cis.:—Town tallow, 465. nett cash; Petenburo Y.O , on the *Pet" 46'. 3d. to 465. 6d.; May to Juste, 455. ad. to 465.; October to December, 455. 6d. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Tendsld Moor, 14s. 3d. ; Hetton's Wont Hartley, 16e. Walls Bad Braddyll's Helton, 170. 3 d. ; Well. End Beath Lletton, 17s. 9d.-13 ships at market. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mn.,.. rettenden end Smith report that there is a good demand for hops, both for consumption and on specu lation; the bine is progressing but /lowly. LATEST SPORTING INTELIJGENCR -THIS DAY. MA (in =Nor I 0 ursonasz.) Azirraza.—Adam, Middleton, Miss Birds, Little Davis, Lady Mary e, Cosaviot, Ted, and Byres. LATEST BETTING. UNION CUP. 5 to 1 opt Elieratiro (off) 7 to 1 Patotoostozo (off) I to 1 Vandal (oft) 12 to 1 Gay (off) 12 to 1 Berezina (off) 12 to 1 Bolton (off) MANCHESTER CUP. 6 to 4 not Types (t foully) DERBY. 11 to 2 Cassobio (off) 8 to 1 Fanoletto 100 to 7 Fly brltigbt MR. BUCHANAN ON THE DIFFICULTY BE TWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND AMERICA. Mr. Buchanan, says the New York Daily Times, has just experienced an enthusiastic reception in Phila delphia. In his reply to the coneratulatory welcome ten dered to him at the Merchants Exchange, he said :—" I have been abroad in trying timee—it is true ; but the great prin ciples which have guided my conduct abroad, are these: Peace, commerce, and honest friendship with all unions, entangling alliances with none. Ask for nothing that is not closely tight in our intercourse with foreign nations, sad submit to nothing which is wrong. The.. are the two loading maxims of the gnat poldical apostles of our coun try, and, as long as we act upon such great and glorious priciaiplee, we are sure always to be in the right.. (Applause.) Gentlemen, it is hardly proper for me to speak of tie diplomatic busies's in which I have bees engaged on the other sip• of the Atlantic; but I have been asked, repeatedly—is there danger of war 7 I think lot. But it is simply became I believe our tonally to be so clearly and decidedly in the right on the questions involved between the two counting, that the British people never will consent to irritate them into a dangerous condition for both parties. Our commerce new covers every ocean; our mercantile marine is the lartint in the world. We have the greatest interest of any nation on earth in preserving peen. We ought to cultivate peace with ell nation,. But there is en interest superior to all these considerations, and that is our national honour. if war should ensue—l feel, how ever, no apprehension of danger at the present 'torment— if the national honour of this people should ever be in sulted by any government upon the face of the earth— ' I know that the merchants thenaselvee, who would have the greatest sacrifices to male, would stand by the country at the ezpenee of everything human. (Ezpres 'ions of approbation.) I can perceive no danger. I ought to say, gentlemen, that I have honestly maintained the in struction received hominy country in the negotiation whisk I have had with Englend, end while I have hesitated boldly, but courteously, to tiptoe my opinions, I have never found anything but personal kindness in my inter course with the Britieh people. (Approbation.) Ido not believe that any American can ingratiate himself into the gaol opinions of any people in Europe by concealing his honest sentiments upon all proper occasion•. I have send upon that irinciple, and I have no reason to repent it." TRAFFICI RETURN& ILAILWIT& MIN Par AM , Total. Tag wow. MUM% Cibv l&'& isg& 1 328 1,142 3,784 3,20%i 4.180 Wock =dims Aprll 11 sad Trask of bade . Week swing Apt II 25.1 eat Week= ot Calado Week ahem 2457 Statfordebhu 111).& OW/ 233 Week 1111thoi 10 . wow sad south Waugh .~ 11,10 7,144 15,31013 17,406 peek oaths May 11. Orest"Luzernboart ...........• SO Banat mod County Down — Till 8.441 5.73 5.375 668 780 138 LONDON DISTRICT FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETY.-- Last eveninvh . e fourth menu meeting of this society was held at Cree report -ball, Mr. Beale is the chair. The read by Mr. beets. the secretary, stated that, notwith standieg the long collapse in mereantils transactions during the past year, the directors had succeeded in cow Voting the Nimbus of the estate at Clapton, and the premiums realised upon the plots bad shown that It was one of the most mar kid stile estates ever allotted around the circuit of Locdon. The !endowe's:son be commenced. Only a smell pontos of she Peahens astute now remained untold, end building operational silhess commenced spas it. Since the lost report, lAN Row shame had been issued. Tte 'odes of land mold be umbers vu 24,2881., and balance due to the society ea MINIM of land sold was 21,93 V. The shires moonlit domed on debtor side 47,0621., and bylines of 6,1461. The expenditure for the year, 4,6201., leaving a bassos of 2.6071. The creditor side of the assets and liabi lities wee 36,6921.; end balance, 2,5961. I