The Express. — London, England, 1853-05-11 00:00:00

1N [TEI ItEEPI4:NCE. MONEY MARKET. TUESDAY Evenixe. To-day the Chancellor of the Exchequer made known through the Bank of England that hie plan for the conversion of Consols, Reduced Threes, and South Sea Stock is to be at once carried into effect. Books have therefore been opened at the Bank of England and South Sea House for the purpose of receiving the names of those parties who are willing to convert their stock into either of the three new denominations of stock, viz., the Three-and-a-Half per Cent., issued at 82/. Is. per cent. ; the Two and-a-Half per Cent., issued at 1101. per cent.; or Exchequer Bonds, bearing 21 per cent. interest. Owing to its not being generally known that the books are already open for this purpose, the amount subscribed for to-day was not very considerable, but subscribers will now in all probability flock in quickly. The stock markets to-day were nearly stationary, but still flat in tone, owing to money continuing in demand both within and without the Stock Exchange. Indeed, it would appear that at present business is mainly checked owing to the uncertain course of the money market. The Consols market remains specu latively strong, but stock is freely supplied, and money has commanded fully 3 per cent. and upwards in the house to-day. Out of doors the demand for accommodation continues active, and by the Lombard street discount houses no relaxation et Was is made. although same of the banks are doing business a little under 3 per cent. The knowledge that gold conti nues to be steadily exported to the Continent also contributes to check the otherwise upward tendency of the stock market. Otherwise circumstances seem much in favour of prices. The Prices of Gas and Coke Companies' shares range as follows :—British Provincial, 23; Brighton, 16 ; City of London, 130; Continental ( third Capital), 671 ; Great Central, 14; ; Imperial, 85 ; Independent, 46; London Parliamentary Preference, 244; Phoenix, 281, 271 ; United General, 20; Westminster Char tered, 39 ; ditto New, 74. _ _ _ Witert . vorks stock; arc thus quoted :—East Lon don, 1235; Grand Junction, 721; Kent, 841; South wark and Vauxhall, 90; West Ittiddlesex, 114. Other miscellaneous shares are thus quoted in the official list :—African Steam Ship, 45 ; Assam Tea, 101; Auction Mart, 35; Australian Trust, 30; Electric Telegraph (A shares. 201. paid), 22; Hud son's Bay stock, 224; Hungerford, 475; Price's Patent Candle Company, 281 ; Ditto, New (101. paid) issued ate prem., 134. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reuter's telegraphic ex press:—Amsterdam, Monday: Dutch Four per Cents., 94 9-16 ' • ditto Two and-a-Half per Cents., 634; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 24 ; the Coupons, 65; the Old Three per Cents., foreign, 474; Mexi can New, 26 7-16; Portuguese New, 391 ' • Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic', 83 3-16 ; Granada Deferred, 11 1-16 ; Peruvian New, 861. Vienna, Monday : Five per Cents. Metallics, 94 3-16 ; exchange on London, 10.385; Bank shares, 1,473 ' the Four-and - a-Half per Cent. Metallies, 855 ; gold, 131 prem. ; silver, 85 prem. Madrid, Saturday : Three per Cents. Interior, 45; Alitte, Deferred Throe per Coat., 241 the Passive Bonds, 5 9-16; the Coupons, 4. Berlin, Monday: National Debt, 931; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 1035. Frankfort, Monday : Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic@ 871; Spanish Three per Cents., 431 ; ditto Deferre d Three per Cents., 241. Ham burg, Monday : Spanish Three per C ents., 401 ; do. Deterred, 225. The transactions in the market for foreign ex change to-day were limited, and the market is alto gether destitute of guiding feature. There was a little more demand for bills on Hamburg, which accordingly ruled a shade lower than last post, but the rates on other places were without variation. THIS DAY—Two o'CLocK. There is still no change of the slightest import ance in the English stock market, which remains dull, with a very restricted business. Console are quoted 1003 to; for money and to-morrow, and 100 k to for the let of June. The contaugu to June ap pears a trifle easier ; there are " givers" of k. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 991 to 100 ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 103 to ; Bank Stock, 229 ; South Sea Stock, 1141 ; ditto Old An nuities, 99/ ; ditto New Annuities, 1001; Exchequer Bills aro quoted par to 4s. prom.; India Bonds mark 255. prem. In the Foreign Bond Market the same dulness prevails. Spanish stocks are rather firmer, but Peruvian Deferred is flatter. Spanish Old Threes mark 483 to 491 ; ditto Deferred, 243 to :3 ; the Certificates, 63 to 63 per cent. ; Dutch Fours, 961. Peruvian Deferred, 673 ; Mexican, 271; Danish Fives, 1051 to 1 ; Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1003 to 101. /./ . -t e-71/ • ./::' ..„,,f2.__ ? 1 , 4.--a-.•••• - se - aa wa ''' ••••. . . . . ...- ............ • st. No. 2,096.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVICN 11S G MAY 11, lmb3. - 9 gASE and COMFOR'r in SHAVING.-B. and CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. SILARE LISTS. PORSIOII RAILWAYS. a, cow toSs' GANTDN STROP, tie yeagrstatrrei Clines 19 8 Laltwarp sal IbrisoMows I 01 ais NONE ah u rrner, realer. Maytag easy to the most feeder MM. The THIS DAY. - • 30 t lembininle Ordessmam.. us.,cag transomiat c hoes that some eminent various. Mr. Aston ' TUESDAY EYINING. 2 noon sumws hems I 1 1 , Pm e . --- ee - : .., 4 ,. 1 kame made trial of year Rater Strop. and Sad It to The railway market showed ! slightly upward m II . and Smasllnsa 13 lij ''''' .parr Muir than any erne 1 haw hitherto wed far giving a keel OLD COURT. tendency in the morning, but closed flatter. The 23 29 . 3 o.oh o lo6 6.oiiise r timbh .lllllll4aa „. _. ..... 8 1 4 1 I se To-day the Chants t e a . to revue, isuremeat• Dr anatomical sad sargital purposes.- Boom Ma. Beau Amman. a h wn ea dn o r y cesli s ot t nhe oc m lu mh h iad a v v iand e e tl e de ncidedo rgo in ne da l e i jans, t ma tleLhan a:td ge, bat Yorkknown through the B Aar. To Warm B. end 6. Comm,hemmers. 164, M. no for the conversion of I G min • CN•lll2a Or MYMDZIL an Oxf ad orti van a c n e d . w ee ; Gma Dtt. illmadee lesisisa a . ssigi . : I s H s i:ss ausekow 9ll . l • 34 ';_...." c rl a r d. /1 = e !'"Z.. 318 .... 7 , 1 b3 _,,, °b1a1 ,r 4- 7, 3 „1, Mary Anna Grills, 22, was indicted fur the wilful murder • A Mombasa earail.ie 2 11" South Sea Stock is to e t ''' ia , t e " "Bll.• wspnZioseors... "- ' T a noth , Pamirr - mitl - elaa - ving . -- Pow - dre - . -- of her male illegitimate child, by cutting its throat with • • Books have therefore Fes. T IL E GOLD REVIVER, . Is. Bd. per Bottle. Mr. Bo dki n and Mr. Clerk conducted ote prosecution. Great Northern, are strong, but Dovers are less 1•i D A. 41 . 11 1 3011 re r 7 . 1 - A di - , - 104 stACTID LIPL`Iii SILVER, la. per notUm-TM. long- The prisoner was defended by Mr. B al l an t ine. firmly supported. so ts Leam Lar essess ..• .. ... 71 liar 7 1 receiving the names o to convert their stock i elate/bad owl blehly-oatrimm4 pnparatioas make Old Gilt It appeared front the statement of the counsel for the pro- - le HI De. Hialway) .. .. 11 41 , and lemma Maud 'Wiens Dm by a envi e anpUsation- seriatim' and the evidence adduced to support it, that in THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoex.. 3 1 De. __ _ ... - „. 1 11 denominations of stoel Mint onerstum i. halals'. , thin diet EM.ta.rret..".llslePlePrlesor. January last the:prisoner was in the service Of a gentle- Business in the railway market to-day has been a I Da, (O u 3). .. ... 11 1 per Cent., issued at 8 swam MI, Strand (eaectfy sigioroito rrootreroll I C ll l U r P Ol . man named Hart, who resided in Gloucester - plan, 10 11 De. 4 per et. Pritememe 1 tlis par extremely quiet. Prices are generally well sup- lm ,7. tsilsaadMeMberreama - and-a-Half per Cent., Deemer, lonkm•kik lo °; 3114 a 8313311331.31 Cd3l33°, riAdm° 34 ; Hyde-Park, as housemaid, and at the time of the traction Tal • 23, I... Weir MEAL- esr eMlTtra. Exchequer IBonds be no suspicion was entertained that she was in the family way. P°rled. but there is a total absence of movement. m ' 4 mml ° - -.- - 1 4 se Pm _ . - - 331 19 Maria Anemia.. . _ - T H E DAILY NIdWB ~ On the . 2Bth of January, however, the pritinner way absent Great Northern., Lancashire and Yorkshires, and so so rimer* wig ta:g 71 $ Owing to its not ' beit from dinner at the usual hour, and it was discovered shortly Dowers, have shown an upward tendency. Caledo- 10 " ge• De-Pla ) - - - books are already ope Imam Morning Paper, prim M. em , ? o we.) Oran. the DAILY Nr:Ws is at the bead o f th e u. afterwards that she had been delivered o f . the child . in gun- l4 Nom , rdleninas.. 1111 571 Diane, though not quite mipporting tits closing 10 s t; g l i m a 371 T subscribed for to-day ' t ,,,g er.o. et 6 r..it Britain, adeoratlmr free commerce in its broadest tion; and upon the infant being examined it was found subscribers will now owe , e ,,,7 a n • nand sad prwilcal Worms, whether political, imolai, that it bad received a jagged wound in the throat, which rates of yesterday, are yet well maintained at the late oss IL et Anima are.) 141 144 improvement. to aU Norweglialkwsk lirArt. af 98 • quickly. rem essi.otuat. had partially severed the windpipe, and which had mi. 90 le Paris ana Lyme .., llll 19 Plni DI i b til , "" a m) " lb* of Its 6.53331Nebit-in the accuracy °lns dently bees inflicted by a pair of sebum, that were found Northern of France opened at an improvement, 30 18 Paris and Orisons „, ,44 434 The stock markets ta , elve n ii. tc'g wy - "l„, e 7,, s ` u od e le. go th `',, ,r,. ; ,„ 1 " " toe ne m , " o rr ie e „„ l o c e t„,,'":",,,, r ia e f te w f in the prisoner's bed-room, covered with blood. The but French •shares generally have given way sin - ' - ce, se e° L e Inib riwie sla w 113.11 --; •• r o ll :II but still flat in tone, , especially Lyons and Strasbourgs. sal 571 s 71 demand both within at " 44 " i an the (Sty, !railway, and Monetary Articles,- child was alive when it was discovered, and after misation amass ,.. 10 4 Fatla,Casr 34 6 pm gm Piper is mourciend. a day or two had elapsed the prisoaer and the Indeed, it would ap 101 7 amiss lishasond ... -- pm It r sauna a were 4WD, act ce. timpa ni; than any other Mar- infant were removed to the Padthatton workhouse, ORDINARY SHARER AND STOCK& 10 t' limaw gad Gam ... ... 11l 124 mainly checked owing a a ricle.inq mil Mort of tinipElng is the Indian seas by er , t7 where in about ten days tho child died from the _ Clam( prim dass toslayup 1 1 Mold &WY irerlvo,lmall-an't th e ml y dali y 333 " 111 ite t icr4 with liat a P ria " , effects of the injury received in the throat. W hile the -s. rd autwata. 7441144007. le 3 p.m. 20 .1; =ohm mil Nauev _... 9/ lia 91 money market. The dighJAVli Ail where. 5p I t I f a , l ee , being the only paper b emike the prisoner was in the workhouse she made some incoherent et. me tberds . . -- 1 4 Us, m pet Ont. Taft. - - latively strong, but It w ilre,ro dee. to le.• IS .. ... m e .. 194 SO ' 1 0 1 Om& Mama ed Prams - - money has commande nu...* welch mink*. acd has always a:eluded, from its ai , :iusra expressions, to the effect that it had been her intention to 90 se Aalborg., Not ip lisata 10 4 asstbsra of /meet ll 7 1 Pis throw the child Into the Serpentine, and afterwards to am. Itost J __._ 6 111 0 1 In b. Omer betislasip an t anami t ,..ere.. ".tver ts pnbtm l ie u' s . le Dhows by the lust remit of Naar destroy herself, and she also repeatedly made me of the 13 1 ell 70 :0-Wele. WAO 10 10 4 $1 an Net Ilmsdan . re 5 accommodation contin eeei Li the 7r , f ISS° to t'. lesdblit London Newnsbillt by expression .. I did it-I did it!' but she eon any II; 141 oa r is l ai = e l m- 0 1 ft_ 1 0 1 10 a Be, al pe Oint.Prebt. 1 ells per laugh A will be Ken that tool naryi Om youngest by more than 2l uetreet discount Muss occasion entered into any details respecting the crime. It 3 1 all 20 II maws a reams . Ilf 111 a r GAO P m. ; n ' d la a " 33. " "In kl a r let ec h o r et mnaenta r o , to ie d, appeared, however, from the evidence of the medical gen- it 111 Om de. M. 1191... 31 34 dls St. 100 1111011sedlamem ... .. la 2 1M 10 2 Westenalldbarbed... 1 1 although some of the 1 30 6 Zea1em1............ ............ 11 1 Ms under 3 per cent. TI pl oa rdm CI4I,ONICLI __... _ -._. 464 49 II Sj f Ideellee Per, 819.060 unusual occurrence, where women were delivered without 1- all Chou and MOM.' .. 2S 14 JOINT STOCK BANK& nues to be steadil) letlafere likligLe. DAILY NE''. I 1846 ... .. - 1452,090 it necessary to use some instrument such as a knife or a r l3 316 ° 11 • 14011011101 . 76.1 -- 1 1 3 1 9 11 1 Lousing aseincia also contributes to No. Auras. Paid prises Mae tendency of the The continent rnaintanutee of this positwn Pinnies the smeltingS all aleall“, leenhowlAbse in,on mann) nonessil by a contelliperazi : pair of scissors, and that it was by no means unlikely that desnismstfew - ... 4 9 yesterday. to.day. • circumstances seem 111 49 . 72 , . Duly News' b the roangest tat alt the Lond o n mo o nin g the injury had been acridentally inflicted. t 3 all Ism Alt us ..,... 6 61 1 61 - - -- - m e t a From the ar -t It tank high grouroland • hish liberal tone-re. In the course of the cam the Rev. Mr. Wall, the chap- IS an Mu AM E and H.L. 41 e MOO 40 Anstralwas Pa dui., communal t ha t ennieevative lib e rali sm which is clearly l a i n o f the Paddington Workhouse, was called to prove 20 SO Swam .. .. 13, I ISt 40,000 IS . llsalta AM 5a As ARNO 10 Ohna. Rook et Ma. be of the most favour Ys inbfieof ,oooo °C__,SalWwl; and a lre ady, w i th . t teee° 33 '.2 1440 k 34 , some statements represented to have been made to him by 33 so mows I fislat, cads A... 41 0,006 °. 33 3133 """'""`" ''''''2 preen, - "'" "'" ''""''' the prisoner whits she was in the workhouse with reference flab ILO. nib) ... . 101 11 Asslealb e turd Ohba 3 1 Ipm Sf vial advice/. from Nan 15,000 34 Mel* MeIIIAL and imam of wfmrtiesseats -mxt to thip ;Thom '-uNalood In say 21 all Do. Was I and C ditto 71 fl as satisfactory. eol pipe,. i s . p a it ia mom th an our y c , l ,..d. w ith its eensere t e t to the crime ; but upon stating that his attention was . 7. up 72 , 2 2 ... inn . 12 74 Awirtallaa Clemleesd 10 11 11 pes 111 1 Mineser” specially drawn to the prisoner as a person who was under So all IR es W.Llbs.b.USEla 10 SS 15,000 M Landes aria et As Consols have again beamed India ye brordlicolof any Bookeake et Newman in the kingdom; Mat charge as baring murdered her child, and that the con- let 103 Edinburgh ami Glasgow . 71 74 proles, In. Dameine„stresk, Pleetatreet. Lasilua. versations which took place between them were entirely of 10 11 ulaboryStandreaks.. - - 25,000 13 leaden Chertand Bank Thursday, and 1001 t . of Australia . a spiritual character, and having reference to • person is 34 . Ibb Kgbabigibt rwthr_D° l4 ° . " " non n anent Soak iiiip . ors• all SI 13 in Ail z n June, immediately all SIN. 80111ON'S GREEK EXERCISES. 64. 101 Gimpy liSsulltwealma - - such a position, 10,004 6 Royal Mistral. Banking Now ready. Weedy. cloth, prier 7i. 6d , it. 114 Orem Meethern ... .. 69 90 MI 901 90 taken off. The conta sad Gehl Import. Co. 1 1 dls par CIONSTRUCTIVE EXERCISES, for Teaching B h aron Alderson .. said he thought evidence of this nature et. iee D a , o e gepa llS $7 ruled at kto 3-10. I ken IS South Australia oug t not to oe given. What was said by • person to a re- ft. tett Ds. g t , medi 7.; 7.: tst 133 kJ the Elements of the Greek language us a System of Analyen 10, 010 16 Union o f Australia n o s ynt h,* c i t i once Marling Lamas and Vocabultutee , uy batons confessor under such circumstances ought to be con. It . 11110 andWeit.(lre., 11$ 114 I t 6 • 9 911 nese report: Three Res Kuirom, 8.A., Areatant Ureter tinirenity College Junior sidered sacred, sad by an old statute, which, however, was Aix; leg Weans .. 911 111 II *" .. 111 11 . Una, and wither of colter wAtve Latin tzeren , i still unrepealed, • confessor was expressly prohibited from so all Immo , am mime -- m m MISCELLANEOUS. 1001, 1, ~ .1, 1; ditto • • re* wort. • winch was twarinally intruded tope • new edition ot repeating what was said to him in his spiritual madly. If IN 7 11 D a , oweel e -.. 134 14 pm CloGinfi Cent. Reiland, 991, 1 Nan.. Coostreetne (Dirk Ezerciare," will take the plan of that such evidence was received it would have the effect of do. St. 100 Imeaseldnandieeleddr. les 60 791 MI So. Sat. Mssommaimes. Pd prioes Bllibele des fret. The aroma principles of both an Identic.l. per Cents., 103 k, 1, t. .. ‘ , 3. , 72 . 77 . 7 , . 1 I ,,,b eity, 18. u pri . c emer . eteme. end 27, priving •a person under a criminal charge of this serious de- 10 16 DAM, ... ~ _ 41 4 die yesterday. to-day. scriptioa front receiving any spiritual censolation, and l usts 11 1 1 ,1 Do. Wool 71101 4WHINek 3 1 2 1 re 1 1 1 - in.usie.ie,seo too anearallan ~ASeL- asp 02 54 Sea Stock, 1141; dill much as the mouth of an attorney was clued under similar 50 i mi i „..,,,Lcatl ima - IS 11 fli 30 Brit.miansaamna 1101; 73 78 Exchequer Bills n pil. CULYILRWELL *I4.I. II a.d MEDICAI. WO b l y tKS, ,epiricrrtztealldee!, adviser. St. same rule ought to he applied to a It to: Lon,Tilbery,its to l , l i l t gmi 105 10,000 100 maa Osespany... 321; GS 70 Brlghir,i6. ( bast 100,000 3 Crystal Pulses bl If 11 pm 61 securities retaining lc t. Mr. Bodkin, upon this intimation from the court, did not St. 100 Imam 111 NortleWastri 119 II 114 1 120.000 4 Cryst.PalafFnaro 2 I f If „ 3/ of course aggravate( WHAT TO RAT, DRINK, AND AVOID. press the evidence. se 113 Do. DAM ...14 $ pm 131,71 r 1 NARK. Anst.LIMI all !111 pn U. Mr. Ballantine then addressed the jury for the defence is I Do.siodi.,huar (n !e_ li . I Om Prellimass, all - - Both the March and LEMKE TO TOtiNG KILN. 110,000 t. Pitalltly.laiheinda. all '415pm91 10 91 par, the closing pric oh and after observing upon the distressing nature of the in: w in ' l i lt Leadal De., £ 6 , 0 3 " 3 " ... an1ete1a 9414 3 44414418 $ 4 4 ... .100,000 1 uathimat all 1 2 pm HOW 'lO BE HAPPY. quiry, he proceeded to argue that upon the evidence for the 40 14 De., oes ...... .. 4 31 Me 11,700 7.3 9. Awstrelbst UM 3/ 4 49 Bonds were sold at 2 re. prosecution it was very doubtful whether, its the agony of 3.3 all Landman, Is Coleraine 13 13 10,000 101 VaaDlenamOsloNd 131 19 10 The foreign stock MOM AND FEMICAL ICUOTIMENT OP LIFIL the moment, the injury had not been inflicted accidentally, 1.3 all loadoudnyeanatakillesi 19 It dull. Spanish and v. and that in the absence of anything like direct testimony el: 13 ! Mehekzi _ 614481Lir 1 " .17 1 17,,, 3:4 IMe MINES. ON SPECIAL MUM. si al Do.wan.a Greek Bonds were ra the prisoner was emitted to an acquittal. vt. BL Ina Midland „ .. 731 7 4 751 1 x vinDAT Em ma . Bonds were flatter. Mia Besnresza OF MAMA= ups. The leaned Judge having summed up, the jury almost Bt. 10n Do. tarni . ..md D e rby.. 42 44 • vu. immediately returned a verdict of Not Gouty. 14 47i Nita. W 41.4.115- ... - -- There has not been much buainess in the market this stock, viewed in 01151L36E13 or WDITIE. The prisoner was ordered to be at once discharged from 23 174 Ditto Half &era- ... - - for British mining stocks to-day. Some uncertainty Three per Cent. si no. custody. M. WO CeeMerillt ... ~. .. AO S 3 MAW DERANCINMENEN CONSTIPATION, and HAMORIIt. 0 1 Si Dn. Bury Extwasion _ 1 8 pot prevails as to the future course of the metal market, the; Four -and-o-Hal ROI= 13 17a twportAberg.adieniford iii 1 Ills and there is consequently rather a preponderance of the Three per I rs. led 16 ATTEMPT TO EXTORT MONEY FROM THE II j 7 INowr• and RentskilDn.. 21 31 MUM MU. sad SCOTCH LAKE& 3 vela, le. mak. CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER. IN all i fiewryWarreapolatkllko. 84 91 sellers. The sales reported to-day are :-Great and-a-Half p er C as. M. lie Mottoes ... ... ... - 113 U Wheal Alfred, at 38, 40 •, Alfred Consols, 181 ; East or. again, the Four- SITMIONITIET: 01, THE ono WAIT, MR& MARLBOROUGH STREET trims DAY). 13 11 Do. New .., . .. - - 118 7 Paramircommw; Cirewho. 147. Mere-atrece •• 31 • 21 4 William. Wilson, 2) , Belviden.road, commercial tn. 30 - 3 1, 710 etkers 0 : 0010114.4 ) 000 a 1 1: 10 Basset, 33 ; Herodsfoot, 131,14 •• Trebarvah, 101,11. at 89, the Three per mi ll = use sis bashoMen: or a H.R. Caberwal. M.D., IN ee.ilee was phew at the bar before me. Bingham , charged S. IN North ktrit'sli ... .. .. 1 e se Carden Consols, 10), 11; East Wheal Russell, 101, 60. It is generaily 1 Cent. Stock, oil r i ret lee "' "•ll" '"'"'"" ""dalie "°' 1" " 6. with ' following and attempting to extort money Ind place 11 : tett North DI A a °l4 No.er i. d ... .Z. :Z . 46 SPORTING. LATEST BETTING AT MANCHESTER The Chester settling has passed off pretty smoothly. For from the Right Hon. W. E. Gladsloce, the Chancellor of II 6 Do. 1 B Gestentsed the defendant Exchequer. Mr. Gladstone, oa being sworn, mid, the 26 17: North Stafor:altim. whoefendent seeing me in convened= with a young woman, n .0... Etollita r tier ..,,.ease... . - was walkiag by my side just below Coventry-street and ' o l . 10 ; "3'3r S. -3 , ,,,,„,.. 41 Ms 11 4 1 - - all osier ov si si 33 54 Osendon(street, last night about twenty minutia past twelve, st. p m ..„ ) ,- 4 .1 Demi . ' ... ... 88 Ho came up and began to use words which I could not well at leo Imola Midland - ... 1111 U 11 ; Devon Kapunda, 21, 3 ; Tavey_ . Consols, P e 31. 14e., 3! 17a.; Merllyn, 41, 1 ; Cubert United, 21, 1 • Wheal Wrey, 21„ 3 ; Orsidd, 21, 1,. '- p The gold mining sares were rather flat, in the absence of business, but without any change of moment, and on the whole this market may be said , ferre r d to one of a 1 at the same time a g liability to be couver interest. The provii also be taken into d d which this girl expressed alarm, and laid SE HS shrew.. St Mrs.. - - L 6 GS • to be fairly supported. At 4 o'clock British Austra lis. Suffolk Stakes, Ilex was backed at 61 to 1 (taken); for nil " aani° ' epos then appears to be a 1119 Manchester Trades Cup, Talfourd, Gadabout and hold of my left arm. I told her she need sot In afraid, 54. MO Do. L.BN.M.Oesr.OIII 73 76 Ilan were quoted Ito ' 1 prem.; Liberty, 1-16 to 3-16 a-Half per Cent. Ste( lo 5 l etaewsbory andlistelord 11 Of Ms Illhelirelf, 6to 1 (all taken) ; for the Derby , Pharos 11 to nothing would occur to her. She had already told me rem .; p Colonial Gold,l 15-16 to 2 1-16 prem.; Port ed I•d ised her to ho and I 531 an 1 ' l 7: 4 7 ° 4l 3 m a l e a s t hmel 72 en to come into favour. where she l et , and • • Phillip, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; Nouveau Monde,l4 to Pwitive absence of ft =Mew 3,000 to 60, ware most in demand ; West Au• walked aloes with her Thep tinner Me g a ° addreeled me ii I ' V D -- - ----' *** '• -- - Ali 1 ; Mittirafsbonms, 9to 1 , and Orestes, 10 tel I y g • • Ye would ex me. / proceeded iv ,T, , ,„1 ,1 ,, ,;.% 7 ::: ::: A 1 0 , 1 i prem. ; Arm Fria, 1; to 2 prem.; Anglo Califor- Bonds were quoted PI Ilthes). name, Napa( man, 7 . 16 to 9-16 prem.; Great Nuggett, 1I to 2 onward, and he followed ms-the young woman still t o M Ossemlitto Miles ... ... 11 31 Me 31Threes, 24 to i ant :presets great a l arm, Alma she tams to • door which she 30 Al less Deem - ••• ••• 10 5 21 1 NEWMARKET SECOND SPRLNG MEETING. e g • • sa. too mem earien - ... ... 73 73 6 73e 1 prem. Ave Maria were rather firmer. Peel River cent. The ' list I said was her door. I believe A was in King-street, Soho, bat have risen to 41 to 5 prom ., on further influential Brazilian Four-and-I TIJINDAT. 50 1M Ina Walla_ ~, ... _-. $1 37 am no t certain, She they tea in, and I desired the prisoner so its TallifteMbeeDni 134 144 Buenos Ayres Six Fine Pouxes, for three-yr-olds, fht 21b ; four , fist; to leave me, which he refused to do I walked on , and turned sti ft DEW hiss ...- 4 4 buyins. eve, est 7lb ; six and aged, fist 121 b. T.M.M. The winner United Mexican shares were again heavy to-day. Cents, 101, 1031 ; 1) one way and another, to get firm of him ; but 1:c, kept close 23 al 'llisanim St ... 19 It es be sold for 200 sova. if demanded, dn. to me, stating that be had admired my public character $ 3 10 Tholmeillomm 11 34 The shares o f the Jamaica copper mining compan i es 663; ditto Four per 83re.itiePeuirete.ewithieenrey.'ehyeey Slaw , 3 i n ' •' • (Wen ') 1 much , ' and had long observed me, that he must now expose were better. Metcalfe's have rallied to 12i to 13; (k' (Rook 2 3 13 ) al " ' W Vale alisrhod snie rmilini - - 1 / 3 " 10 . 1 10 Four-and-a-Half per change, 23f. 10c.) : d Mr. Mars's Perfidious, 3 yrs -litook 3 me, that he would do this in the illforising Herald this ila., is an weiedie4 ma ' BB 34e 34 prem. Mr. A. J. Le Crass Apostate, 4yn ....(o.lirowni 4 and amon g the whole of the C4u144444444 part / . With S i 14 1W444 °4ll4wan 1° 1(4 - (exchange, 25f. local 4 these threats he mingled a statement that he din not wish 10 318.11Meilisden sod Croidce 4Os pm THIS DAY-Two o'CLocm. i : ditto (Blue), 91; Lord Easter ' s Tho Nut, 3 yr. (2 Ste gg l " ''' to do me any harm, and that it I would make it right with 10 1 Mollellord- 9-.1 Duke of Bedford's St. Benedict, 3 yr. ( • Mattock) 6 St. 101 iTork,Novetatleillennek 70 71 70 The gold mining share market remains devoid of count 17th May, -4 I him, or give him a government appointment at Somenet Betting: 6to 4 agst Kohinoor, sto 2 agst Perfidious, 4to House or elsewhere, his lips should be dosed. In answer 35 aa I /I°. 31 ‘ 181343a35a " t i 7 1113 15 121 business, and prices are nominally unchanged Colo- Cents., 881 ; 'dittto 1 agst Apostate -A very straggling affair. Won by half a SS I 111', Do.o.ll.ll.Purehere .. 2 IS „ 1171 to this-being, I fear, angry-I charged him with being a bt. 100 .Tork ad North Midland 61 63 611 llf length • very bad third ; the others beans off at 1 - rag inter- liar, and I used more than once the expression that he ' nial gold are quoted 2to i prem.; and Great Nugget d ß i nas nian ian F F iv o e ur- pe an r d-a e - Vein, 1; to 2 prem. vac, tally 2W yards separating each of the last three. - ohould not have from me either • sixpence or a situation, MATCH: Set 7lb each. D.M. 200, le ft. FARMAN= MAUL United Mexican shares have fallen to 4;. Nova Deferred Three per and that if he (lid not leave me, I must appeal to the police 8! a A m r o ma No . 7 . 7 per CC. ” and-a-Half per Cent Dale of Bedford's Petersham, hy ChatMins. 3 yrs for protection. The prisoner stated he would not do that, and St. i Itk Bristol ac /triter i per M. 106 lee Scotia copper shares are also heavy. (F. Butler) 1 Australian Land shares are generally quiet, but The supplies of si that be would give me in charge of the police. He then St., 160 Ate .- A ... 107 ICII Mr. Oreville's Young Norval, 3 yrs ....(Flatenan) 9 said he would be contented if I would allow hint to write II 1 1 1 sail R°libila ..• 194 204 Betting :7to 4 on Young Norval. The non .favoarite:4. SI Ore me Radon ..„.... pm epm steady. Peel Riven have reached 5 prem., and are yet been sold. TI now quoted 43 to 4i prem. Agricultural' rule at great extent ceased ; made all the inatimg, and nun vary easily by three-quart& rs me II letter, to which I answered " Sir, do exactly as von ~, . t ....„ pen ,. . - ma 604".1 of a length. please," repeating my former words, about not giving firm ,- I - 4 1 7 1 - 0 1 oemi - 3 " 4 . . 1 4/ o i either a sizpente or • situation. All this, with more Skillet 34 si , VadAsigUan(3l.lop)6p.6. l 4 4S 821 to to 831 ; North British Australasian, 1 1-16 to and the alteration in Marcie. T.Y.C. 100, h ft. 1 3-16 prem.; and Scottish Australian, 1; to 2 prem. East India Compa matter, was repeated again and again, for same time, while 5I 5 De. dm W.) 7 per Ct.-- if 3/ General Assoa's Rally, by John o' Gaunt, 2 yrs, 1 3,,,,, em cannot be effected es Est 61b (S. Stegeles) 1 I was walking, and in the hope of seeing a police constable. li 1 3 r it.onaj ia. (71.1 0 7 . 6.2 5 7 p pa .....n...., r0. 01 2i 14 pdi pm 14 pi nisei eons per ounce from the r Mr. Newlaad's British Farmer, 3 yn fief 7.b I saw none till, having tried Regent-street, I came, into We. stare Maras. l'ald Teneada7' today • Canada Five per ( . ~ 2 Sickalle-street, when I saw 187 C. I stated to him my 10 ; 10 i n , 77 . 134415 5 e574 . 2 4C. c 2 . 7. 77 14 7 , 22 , 44 21 7 , 2 14 I, - _ - i7 Batie •-•„,.., desire to be rid of the prisoner, and the cons:ableo ffi cial list of this ev Betting: 6t04 on Rally. good ram e lb 110 Itautfaimelerirga.6p.Cti 18 181 100 , 050 lUm Fria all Vlpm 3 A - 4- the ''''''''''' told me to go to the station. I did so , and I 5 'amssersa, Partlla 0111 1 30.00, 1 Anglo Australian Ciold all p ar Ipm 1164 to 117; ditto C Won by • oink. made the charge. Oa the way to the station he re- I Dane" 51 pee Dent ...I SI 14 34 IMAM Me Anglo Callforatan .„ all S 1,, 1 8W ...... am of 25 son. each, 10 ft, with 200 added by Immo 10 tuatralailan 3 pm i " per Cent., 107. id the suggestion that I had better accede to what he a. 100 . 0119 Willeoke 143 9 44 Croti ISO 1 3 1 the Jockey Club, fit 3-yr-olds and upward... A.F. Winners n a d l e . ife - n e d 34,409 2ti ientraliin extra. (12 subs.) , lia my own sake. I told him that any act of at. 1 " 11° . 8 . 81 ant k'r il . le dessmais st la p.ct. pra 112 114 113 NAM t Aurtratian Covill ll on Mr. Oliver ' s Ethelbert, by Faugh • Ballagh, 3 yr. mine I had no wish to conceal, and that he was not justified to 8 De. o i yeem x .eate 4 1 Pea IMMO 1 Australian Freehold .. all r dls par fat 91b (including 71b extra) (Wells) 1 Duke of Richmond's Harbinger, 4 yrs, Sat 111) (Flamm) 2 in Imputing . to me the intention on which be had founded 8, o r 08mainfmnsmaionthe 81 81 this claim-an intention which, being upon my oath, I most SO 6 •01 1 11eLlInmeillmases ape 61 74 solemnly deny. St. 114 JElessioarlems.44r. 106 106 St. 100 DAlnkarlemills A 101 103 1074 61 1014 sue. 1 coo Maria all ills A par IMAM 1 Initial Australian Gok all Ipm 14 11114100 10 British Iron ILI 10 lON Si draell.lmp,(l•Lat6l.ps MIS 33i firmer, but inactive. 76 to 78. Shares of better, especial Ausi Mr. Monne's Father Thanes, 4 pa, 744 llb Police Inspector Parkes deposed to taking down the pri- IA 6 'UsaassOltelffasna. £ll par Ipm GAM 10 DD Coomeand Caleb. t 44 41 Those of the two ne ( s eaexel 3 so . net's statement, which was put in and read. It agreed St.lllo I MIMI paramtlllsok... in tie 11,006 SD Do. et. John Del Me; II SO 31 other hand, were flat Ciente Lane's Com:sore, In all essential respects with that of Mr. Gladstone, except ' L ime L aws g i e r e t a em g leget 135 i n HUM 1 CAMon's Creek all 1 fom 4 Yto. lat 10lb (E. Sharp 4 149.1 au Cohn copper ....,,,,,,,„ au 481 474, flies are quite out o Mr. E. Parr's Sanaa, 4 yrs, fist 10 1 b 6 that the prisoner had understood Mr. Gladstone to give IL :105 'Dasarissanadmispora, - (Hiatt hi De •. to write to hint on the subject of a6O I S LonANlMWsatOiehUbe - 111 Iph MAN 6 Colonial odd Gossamer, Bardolph, Galvaaieni, Hatchet, Mountain an • tamenen 1M all :Loadsaderry &Ca sa e si N i al i t Itt 1 I _ Catnap° l4 8 9 34 situation. rose 30s. The gen Dan, Charley, and Invasion paid forfeit. 14 k ' - iy;#loo .. fi t. °apace Moen of Ens. all 7 60 Betting : Even agst Ethelbert, 4ti 1 each agar &mita Parkes farther stated that the prisoner said it 13 3 all .1 • 3311.°43 " , 151 141 inspector • • 33 !NI Ilin.frien.kLitn,f 01 i 9 116410 13 Do. Pref. 74 percent. all 5 Smu was more active. sad Harbinger, 5 tot mint Father Thames. A Wm race did not ‘ matter to him what would be the result , s if it was le Ito I Do. New AlO ... . ;of 111 11 %OM 5 PilinAlwrallivienfpu all 1 I air North America we long as his name was associated with g 8 D e Ara , „ 4 Ip m in with the tint two. Won by a head. About • length even " ana r antation, a° d i ' o u tiji. 4 i p o t . - - pot Groat Nugget Vein all I 1 pm 101 . 1 * 3 Du. Registered all I 31 „ Joint Stock Bank, a person so great as Mr. Gladstone, who was one o f • 111, all .Maryp.ls between the second and third. St. 100 ltrttaLriCne.liritt.ip.Ot 148 130 1304 SO 20,000 20 Cameral .llll I 17 Bank, 351, 36 ; Fine Poesns, fur 3.yr-olds ; colts, list 71b; and fillies , greatest men of the day. i 72,010 Grand Duchy of Bader all par Ipm Bat 41b. R.M. The defendant, in reply to the charge, had no desire to s p. , „oil Norfolklt 371x33'.3.,,,tne°,••••••••• 4 1 Poo IWA... - •••• - 10 lee De. 31 Por r. st. Est. 0 ' 001 ; - - 11.001 Gnat Pulgouth all par 1 out new shores (10/. Duke of Bedford's Fevertham. Sat 71b.. (F. Butler) 1 put any questions, and would indorse the paper .read .bylover take Buounit all 1 4ma of London, 171, Mr. Westrope's St. Faith, Bst 711) op ettio 2 the inspector. H i s character would bear the strictest u.- 2 an I n o .ii - o , o7 y o p o y Ip st - - 60,0 a. liberty Dock, IG2; St. Katt Mr. Newland's British Farmer, B,t 71b ....(Hirtt) 3 reatigation, and he was sorry for what he had done. 10 4 i Do. D e b en t u res „, ... ear Ipm 9,00( Linares LoodonaGalitent. Goki A _ all 10 13 and Oriental Steam, The following also ran:-Cock Fitment, Tartutfe, Nut. Mr. Bingham-Is the defendant known to the police? M. 100I1orto Pritish ... ... .. la 114 1154 14 12.1 00,200 M , all North Stafb:rdahire pecaer, Ida, fby Knight of the Whistle out of Harmony, Does he live at the address he gave ? 100,500 Wariautta bums. Inspector-Yes ;we have iuquired at his adores., and ft.' IM ° 31 " 4 . W° 33 ° . k . r* " Weiser., alti. 6 per 0n• - - 10,006 1 Maxlmatketh.emerioar 9 8 fiS were better at 3to find it correct. Ho is not known to the police.all r i en , way of Canada, at i Betting: sto 2 agst Guava, 7to 2 apt St. Faith, sto 1 IS is I Dtt.o ditto ditto, St 3/ p m 6 t e nor New Granada Mr. Bingham thought further inquiries ought to bellied° e a lehreinasigins.NewOuar. ; 101 111 11 200,000 Nouveau Monde age Faversham. Won by a length and • half. Two lengths 50,000 1 Nova Scotia Mining and France were lower a between second and third. into the prisoner's character, and remanded him till Friday to Is .tibraws.keneeteritece.W. Min. , 1 tor Gent- .. i 174 18/ Copper Smelting 5 1 dis per 41 / Railway shares are Swzarersass of 10 sou. each for 2-yr olds, 6st 121 h; for that purpose. is 10 I Dn. S per Cent ... ...• tlpm . 104 11 MAO. Port hallo 1 pars p m Insurance shares three, Bst 121 b ; fillies and geldings allowed 31b. The win- 1$ as !South Dena ... ... -.1 13 16 Kee° loots Rork all A 1 Inn 14 aer to be sold fur 100 soya. if demanded, &c. First half of ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL AT Sr. BARTHOLOMEW'S 10 14 Ditto New I par 4pm 15,0 a 10 ahrmney Iron an 24 le feature. Marine, L _.• Ditto New Ab.M. (6 subs.) Huartra L.-Tuts Day.-This being the 306th anniversary 144 all South Baiter. (Keating I HI SSi ?MD 11l looting. &Cato iel 6 7 Mr. Oliver's Nightshade, 3 yrs, Bst 91b..(Flattnan) 1 of the opening of St. Bartholomew's Hospital for the recap- .. ! Ana- De. e ) e a pee f g t eee ' e t ill 111 1111 110,00 c 1 south Aastrulian........ au 44 pm The present . quotati Mr. Rogers's Otranto, 2 yn, Cat 121b..0. St y_alea) 2 lion and treatment of patients, the Right Hun. the Lor d lo " , an rilth.Taikshiretperet-Guar' 194 20S MOO 10 fin Croft Mr. Mare's Little Kitty, 2 Ire, 6,t Sib.... Vent) 3 Mayor, accompanied by t h e resident, t h e a ld e r men and sI 4 IWaterfordOKiltevisySp.ct 4 dis 4pm 43,174 13.3.11 Halted Megitart I Lord Orford ' s Illusion, 3 yrs, Bst 91h..(F. utler) 4 commonalty of London, and other governors, the Sheriffs gr. ,tto ' Tore, Newcasee,b Its, i.. 70,000 1 Waller Sir,. V. Shelley's ch fby John o'Oaunt, out of of London and Middlesex, the medical and surgical staff, I la-Mirth or etc.yurch. 113 ICS 105 41 100,000 1 West Granada tokeno I am Ilaresaa all alb 4 pen al 1I Pa Medical, and Genera Eagle, 7 1 ; Equity a Blanche, 2 yrs, lift gib (Rook) 6 Mr. Bentley (treasurer), and Mr. Wax (secretary), and 1 7 3 Ditto! Ditte - -.' 31 34 I M le TorkltN.Mid.lLOS.Purah 1 4pm i 101 1 100,009 1 Yuba n...i..... 0 ... 1 .....• t :•.i. rise. 7. t... .1 ... I. HI Atte...lea h. the steward. matron. and other subordinate Scotch Law Life. 3 SwairsTafils of 10 sass. each for 2-yr &do, Bet 121 h; thin, let 121 b ; fillies and geldings allowed 31b. The win ner to be sold for 100 sues. if demanded, &c. First half of £b.M. (6 subs.) Mr. Oliver's Nightshade, 3 yes, Bst 91h.. (Flatusau) 1 Mr. Rogers's Otroutto, 2 yn, Got 1'21b..(g. &riles) 2 Mr. Mare's Little Kitty, 2 yes, G , t 91b Vells) 3 Lord Orforit's Illusion, 3 yes, Bst 91h..(F utler) 4 Sir J. V. Shelley's ch f by John o'Claunt, out of Blanche, 2 yes, Got 91b (kook) 5 Betting : 2to 1 agst Little Kitty, sto 2 agst Blanche Illy. Won by a head. Miserably cold and stormy weather during the morning was succeeded by a tolerably fine afternoon. The atten dance of company was only moderate. lloartraz..—Tina DAY.—This being the 300th anniversary of the opening of St. Bartholomew's Hospital for the recep tion and treatment of patients, the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, accompanied by the president, the aldermen and commonalty of London, and other governors, the Sheriffs of London and 111iddlesex, the medical and surgical staff, Mr. Bentley (treasurer), and Mr. Wiz (secretary), and intended by the steward, matron, and other subordinate officials, proceeded on their annual visit of inspection, and to present gratuities to the deserving servants of the I institution. The hospital was first founded by liabere, the principal of the adjoining priory, in 1113, but on the dissolution of the monasteries and religious houses in the r, igu of Henry VIII., was suppressed. It was, however, re-establiethed In 1517. The monastic edifice having been found much decayed and dilapidated, tee pre sent structure wis commenced in 1750, and completed in 1770. Since that time many additions have been merle, and at present there ace 24 wards, containing 550 beds, besides childrens cots, whir h are generally occupied. The atiendanc of out-patients is seldom less than 2,000 weekly. His lordship, the govern or., &e., visited the museum, library, the medical and Bur gle .1 echouls, surgery, laboratory, and the various wards, which were tastefully decorated with festoons of evergreens, flowers, pink bows, &c. Ills lordship and the governors expressed murh gratification at the cleanly and orderly app arenas of the institution. On leaving the rea p, c ive wards the sisters and nurses wits had nut been legovtid to the committee of governors during the past year ware complimented on their meritorius coin:net and were pro wooed with prizes varying from 11. 10s. to 51. After the rd Mayor and governors I.ad tak-n their departure, the wards were thrown open for the intipecuun of the public until seven o'clock in the evening. Oirvertisecent.l —THE EARL OF ALDBOROVGII a sh Iluvxnwar's aatoundinn cure by this miraeafoto inedteute. after every other Wang had failed. bee extract from his ev. dvp's letter, dated •• Villa Me sun, bighorn. Feb. 21, 164 a.—Tr trukewor 11.4hdray. 14,—i ten to ataius nt you that your ogle have ethetid a cure of a disorder is my liver and stomach which all the nuet eminent of the faculty at bonne and all ova r the l.'ontinent hat out been able to effeet—nay, not even the o' Carbetal or Warienhad. ts.enol) MAMOOK11111." These wonderful wit ••••••• any Iv order ol the liver or unman. Ovid (also Illoiesevy'r u.0.t0. no at el atemor XL...west • estaMisament, 244, Omani, Lou. den. see ay alt =dims miners skurenhota the eivilkied waral. LINE A LEASED AT ~:Y14lC Pt/EM/UTE, MAY 10.—The Mercury, cutter, Lieut. Freeland, arrived in harbour last night, from the Channel Islands. The Cyclops, 6, steam-sloop, came into harbour to-day, and into the Steam-basin, to disembark the boilers and funnel of the Encounter, 14, screw sloop. The York, lateconvict hulk, having been stripped of her copper, &c., was taken out of dock to-day and delivered over to the Excellent, to as a target for gunnery practice. The Menelaus, quarantine ship, has been completed in her re pairs, and will go to the Motherbenk tomorrow. The crew of the Victory, Lig-ship, were paid up wages yester day. The Vulcan, steam troop ship, Commander Van Dunop, was taken out of dock yesterday. She is to take detachments of regiments to North America. The Com mander-in-Chief Vice Admiral Sir T. Cochrane ordered the boats of the ships at Spithead to come into harbour this afternoon, after which ho exercised them in various 1113LCDUVIVIL to Laudon& N.Wu. :ern Cilthooda:o anc t.! (Nand to Caltdorla.).. 66* tU t i vin.h !fl uw 'T 107 ICO BETTING AFTER THE RACES-Siz o'CLocK. DERBY 21 to 1 apt Ethelbert (I) 1000 to 10 Prince Leer/ (t) OAKS. 8 to 1 apt The Queen (I) Viand to Gt. Northern; Jiottototor 1Y Doan ?crag • - - [Tartlet not Dock & (leaded to Yk. N. & Bor.) &ntlioltl(l.YorktNNlo. Do. Atm ditto,..( Do. shuts (4ota) . Lasko Grocnw,ct Dated to So Lth t.terr Ditto Pretrence (thttn; Lnircttoft 0 6...4 per( feet . . NEWMARKET RACES—Tme D.T. Sit races ; the first at 10 o'clock. Tke Salk Stakes will be rum fur at hat fast 3. Nutpecker is struck out. TUSCAN AND PARMESAN RAILROAD—The Corriere !ta(•atw of Vienna states that Panne and Tuse..ny have concluded a treaty for the establishment of a railway be tween Parma and Ponteemoti. IleAvt FALL OF allow.—On Sunday the snow fell at Brussels and its neighbourhood its 'nitri . as in mid winter, covering the sr ound to the thicknt se of two inches. It lay Winona no Monday, when it melted in the sun'sbearne. THE COMMON-LAW COMMISSIONERS.—The d mod Report of the Commissioners for Inqui. - ing into the Pro cess, Practice, and System of l'lvadinit in the Supetior Courts of Common I.Aw, hos just h n printed. The mon missioners proceed to the consideration of the peneeedinve on the trial of questions of fact, as well as the important 'abject of evidence receivehle on sues trial. In the present report, which extends to 4d (olio pages, the commissioners dimwit the several points embrac.d in the turns used, and state that they sill pros^ca with t•.e utmost dill rile( in their power to consider the other matters iatlutitd in the mutinies. Iv ,rd toN~i,foi~) ' iNtto (Mt, 6 per Cent Illanch.,Boxton,6ollaLoet 10ea.cd to 1.& 8 .W.t01.1.: Mkldlothell and Itedcas timed to Stoat. & Dar]. Hucan , l Itradrord (NWL) :No!tlser66.lr.amteru 6 pert:. ADULTERATION OF COFFEE.—Yesterday the Court of Inland Revenue was again crowded with grocers sum moned for having, in defiance of the recent Treasury order. sold a mixture of coffee and chicory without the necessary label stating it to be a mixture, as required by the regula tions. The details of the diffvrent cases were preci=ely of a similar character, the quantity of chicory varying from 30 to 65 per cent. Betwe n3O an 40 tradesmen were fined in sums varying from 31. to 9.11., the commissioners giving notice that heavier penalties would be inflicted on repeti tions of the offence. Do. Seed 5 per cent. (do.) Iri. - .4t00k%% e Cmaa. Loa.. nee.Weet.ee Lor.c.nac rt 'Ditto j Aare, (ditto)... 'ttoyPeoa and Ditchis I in Lk, gatc - Jreth Stuck ........ 1 , tv Ur. St'i.s.vtri • , Wear Va"..cy. p. Ct. ras (frazed 7n , ',..leoLkliar. Ditto Ditto Ditto Wilts k notoarm t (loveA N Mat POSTMEN'S CHRISTMAS BOXES.—The following notice has been sent to all the employtis in provincial post. Offices: " The l'ostmasdr-General has been pleased to withdraw the restriction whieli precludes letter-carriers and othirs employed in country laces from soliciting Christmas gratuities." accounts from the manufacturing districts continue to be of the most favourable character. The commer cial advice/. from New York may also be referred to as satisfactory. Consols have again ranged between 1001 and 1001, the closing quotation being 100 a to / for money and Thursday, and 1001 to 101 for the account of the let June, immediately after which the dividend will be taken off. The contango to " next time " generally ruled at kto 3-10. The business done to-day was almost entirely for cash. Annexed is the official busi ness report: Three per Cent. Console, for money, 100/, I, 11, /, 1; ditto, for account, 100/. Three per Cent. Reduced, 99/, 100/, 991. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 103/, /, 103, I, I, I. Long Annuities, 1860, 5 15-16; ditto, 30 years, 1860, 6 3-16. South Sea Stock, 1141; ditto Old Annuities, 991. Exchequer Bills remain flat, the market for these securities retaining its stagnant appearance, which is of course aggravated by the tightness of money. Both the March and June issues were sold to-day at par, the closing price being par to ss. prem. India Bonds were sold at 275. prem. The foreign stock market was again extremely dull. Spanish and Mexican were both stationary. Greek Bonds were rather firmer. Peruvian Deferred Bonds were flatter. As we have before pointed out, this stock, viewed in its new position of an Active Three per Cent. stock, is relatively dearer than the; ;Four-and -a-Half per Cent. stock. With the Three per Cm% at 68, the Four and-a-Half per Cents, ought to be at 102 ; or. again, the Four-and-a-Half per Cents. standing at 89, the Three per Cents. should be rather ander 60. It is generally found, however, that a Three per Cent. Stock, other things being equal, is pre ferred to one of a higher denomination, as there is at the same time a greater margin for a rise, and less liability to be converted into a stock bearing a lower interest. The provisions of the sinking fund must also be taken into consideration. On the whole there appears to be an impression that the Four-and a-Half per Cent. Stock of this state is the more likely to come into favour. In other stocks there was a positive absence of feature. At four o'clock Mexican Bands were quoted 273 to 4 Spanish Deferred Threes, 24 to - ; and the Certificates, 61 to 61 per cent. The list of actual sales is annexed : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 1021 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 68; Chilian Six per Cents, 104, 1031; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 681; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 96k, ; French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 103 f. 623 c. (ex change, 25f. 10c.) : ditto Three per Cent. Rentes, 82f. (exchange, 25f. 10c. to 25f.); Greek Bonds (Red), 91, : ditto (Blue), 91; Mexican Three per Cent. for ac count 17th May, 273; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 88 3 ; dittto Deferred Three per Cents., 68 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents , 1003, • Sar dinian Five per Cents., 98, 3, 97; ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 24, 3; enezuela Three and-a-Half per Cents., 38. The supplies of silver by the Magdalena have not yet been sold. The demand for India has to a great extent ceased ; and owing to this circumstance, and the alteration in the exchan,ie just made by the East India Company, it is expected that the sale cannot be effected except at a reduction of 3d. to 3d. per ounce from the rates previously current. Canada Five per Cent. Bonds are marked in the official list of this evening 1021 ; ditto Six per Cent., 1161 to 117; ditto Ontario, Siincoe, and Huron, Six per Cent., 107. Australian Agricultural shares were better to-day, closing 82 to 84. The other laud shares were rather firmer, but inactive. British American Land left off 76 to 78. Shares of the old Australian banks were better, especial Australasia and Union of Australia. Those of the two new chartered institutions, on the other hand, were flat. The new unchartered compa nies are quite out of favour. Oriental Bank shares were in strong demand, and although in good supply, rose 30e. The general miscellaneous share business was more active. Shares of the Bank of British North America were done at 621 and r ; London Joint Stock Bank, 223; London end Westminster Bank, 351, 36 ; Provincial Bank of Ireland, new shares (101. paid), 183 ; Union Bank of London, 171, 18; East and West India Dock, 162 ; St. Katharine Docks, 101, 3; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 853, 86 ; ditto (231. paid), 471 • Royal Mail Steam, 77. Berlin Waterworks Share; were better at 3 to 3 prem.; and Grand Trunk Rail way of Canada, at 3to 13 prem. Central Railway of France were lower at 2to 21 prem. North of Spain Railway shares are nominally quoted par to ; prem. Insurance shares remain firm, without any new feature. Marine, Legal, and General Life and Pal ladium Life shares are quoted at an improvement. The present quotations are subjoined: Albion, 90; Alliance Marine, 50 ; Atlas, 221 ; Argus Life, 241 ; Bri tish Commercial, 7 ; Church of England, 31 ; Clerical, Medical, and General, 203 ; County, 121 ; Crown, 171; Eagle, 7; ; Equity and Law Life, 51, 3 ; English and Scotch Law Life, 3; ; European Life, 201 ; Family Endowment, 4 ; General, 53; Globe, 151 ; Guar dian, 61,; Imperial Life, 191; Indemnity Ma rine, 57, 58; Law Fire, 4;; Law Lite, 30; Legal and General Life, 53 ; London Fire, 29 ex all ; London Ship, 29 ex all; Marine, 26; Medical, In valid, and General, 3; Minerva, 6; Monarch, 13; National Loan Fund, 23; National Provincial, It ; New Equitable, 11,11 ; Palladium Life, 31 ; Pelican, 45; Professional Life, par; Provident Life, 41; Rock Life, 81 ex div. ; itoyal Exchange, 236; Sun Life, 65; Union, 220; United Kingdom, 5; Universal Life, 45?; Victoria Life, 33. The Equitable Reversionary Society's shares are quoted 1161 ex div. Reversionary Interest Society, lib. Of canal shares the latest Stock Exchange quota tions arc subjoined :—ANltton and Oldham, 133, 140; Brecknock and Abergavenny, 821; Birmingham (guaranteed 4 per cent. by the London and North Western Railway), 1 61; Derby, 63 ; Ellesmere and Chester, 34k; Grand Junction, 6S; Grand Union, 12k; Kennet and Avon, '7l ; Leeds and Liverpool, 350; Leicester,',66 ; Leicester and Northampton, 441, ; Loughborough, 510 ; Nlacchistield, 50; Feat: Forest, 70 ; Regents, 171 1 ; Stafford and Worcester, 405; Stourhridge, 290; Severn and Wye Canal and Rail way, 21; Warwick and Birmingham, 40; Warwick and Napton, 28; Wilts and Berks, 7 ex div. Shares in bridge associations command the follow ing prices :---Ilungerford, 12 ; Southwark New Seven-and-a-lialf per Cents., 16; Vauxhall, 21. 54 56 W 0 101 33 Z 4 112 1 1 4 16 67 176 262 14 146 26 27 $ it INC 101 65 (7 131 133 13t 133 (La 13 !4 lose 1r es 25 all 23; 23 &tii 1141 st.i tiotO 25 2% 5t.,100 lt7i LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. tur AU. A.lll. PARIS, MAT 10. Fox 11 mo t s,. Opentarlllinest. Lowest. Closing. --. 3 per Cents. iii per Cents., 1825 1: e p : r Cents., 1952 ... 1 per Cents. New Laud ... i ..... ... Exchange on Landoll: aided, 25 6; 90 & s 24 97k. - Belgian, iperCt.l6lo Money Naples Rene — 11.12. y. Do. 4 6 — Boman 5 per Cutts .. D. 26 Piedmont 5 net. 99 3 : Treasury Bonds ... ~. Do. S. 1853 .... '69 I Bank Phares Paws, MAY - 10.—St. Germain, 1,910 ; Venai ll es (right bank), —; ditto (left bank), 365 • Parts and [ Mane. 5,115; Parts and Roues, 1,170 ; Bourn sod lia•re, 553 60; and Arianon (Converted), ; Strasbourg and Bale, BM; Northern 930; Pane and titnehourg, 937 60; Part- and Lyres, 967 50; Lyons and Mediterrsaean, 653 Ps; Guest, SOO; Pert snd Cherbourg, 645 ; Dijon and Besancon, 590 ; MA 672 50; Mon. teresu and Troyes, 460 ; Guillemot° and Beaters, 523 73; Dieppe and revamp, 372 50 ; Paris and Breaux, .67 50 ; Blaine and BL Dean to Gray, —; Bordeaux and Tame, 300; Central Balm, 465. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK LANK-THIS DAY. The weather continues cold and ungenial during the day, with frost at night, which retards vegetation. Our Minim was thinly attended this morning by buyers, and only a Hotta Dirtiness was transacted in Wheat and Flour, at Monday's currency. Barley was in enact supply and its Talus was well main tained. The arrivals of Oats have been large, and sales proceeded slowly et former rates. Beans and Peas fully as dear as before. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. SuoAa.—The market continues very firm, and appears to bare great confidence; the only public sale te-day con sisted of 130 hhds. of Porto Rico, of the new crop; the qualities were very good ; all sold freely at high prices, 371. to 41s. 6d. ; the refined market firm, at yesterday's prices. Corpse.-70 casks plantation Ceylon sold freely in pub lic sale, at full prices, 545. 64. to 569. 6d. ; native Ceylon quoted 365. 6d. to 37i. 50 bales and 300 half bales of Mocha were also offered, andsold at Is. decline , 655. 6d. to 70e. TEA.—The market is very firm. Importers do not seem inclined to make prices, as the China mail is daily expected. SALTPETILE.—&SO bags were offered and baught in, re fraction lf to 21, 298. PIMENTO.-550 bags were offered, a part sold heavily at 6 to 61d. per lb. Covrox.-1,000 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. INDIOO.—The sale is progressing at yesterday's prices. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is steady, without activity. The soap trade is nearly idle, awaiting the arrival of the time for bonding, in anticipation of the repeal of the duty ooming into force,and the demand therefore is small on the spot. Town Taltow is quoted 465. 9d. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 475. ; April and May, 465. 9d. to 475. ; Oct. to Dec. (new), 47e. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Tuissrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the demand for fine Sussex and Weald of Kent Hops is again on the increase, at improving prices. The accounts from the plan tations of the coming crop are on the whole considered unfavourable. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Eden Main, 171.; Hasting's Hartley, 16s. 6d.; Walls End Haswell, 18s. 3d. ; Walls End Heston, 18s. ; Walls Ebd Stewart's, 18s. ; Walla End Tees, 18s.—Ships at mar ket, 117. SHOCKING MURDER AT BACTON RECTORY. On Sunday morning last a most brutal murder was committed at the Rectory-house at Bacton, a secluded village, about six miles from Stowmarket, in the county of Suffolk. The rectory house is in the occupation of tho Rev. Mr. Barker, a gentleman upwards of 80 years of age. The establishment kept up by the rev. gentleman con sisted of a housekeeper, named Maria Stcggall, up wards of 70 years of age, and a housemaid. On Sunday morning last Mr. Barker left his residence about half-past 10 o'clock to proceed to church, and was shortly after followed by Susan Clarke, his housemaid, leavicg the housekeeper at home in charge of the house. The rev, gentleman, after the service of the church was over, returned home, entering by the front door, closely followed by his housemaid, who went round to the back door. Mr. Barker, not finding his housekeeper in the hall as she was wont to be on former occasions, called out loudly for her by name, but receiving no answer, he went into the kitchen, where he was horror stir:el:en at seeing her lying upon her back on the floor ir. a pool of blood. Mr. Barker sank down upon a chair close by, shrieking out, "Oh, Susan, Susan, your mistress is murdered!" This brought the house maid to the kitchen, who was so alarmed that she ran out of the house, crying out " Murder ! Murder!" .Her crier brought three countrymen to her assistance, who, upon en tering the kitchen, discovered that, olthough the skull of Or , housekeeper had been broken in three places, she still breathed. Her clothes were much disordered, showing evidently that she had struggled much with her murderer. Surgeons were soon in attendance, but their assistance was of no avail, as she died in about an hour after she was die covered by her master. An inquest was held on Monday on view of the body, before Mr. Charles Gross, coroner. The jury almost immediately returned a verdict of " Wilful murder against some person or persons unknown."