The Express. — London, England, 1856-05-26 00:00:00

he•h M l's With rept,' to this witeno , hie lordship had been lasiousted shoat her harieg been iabel hy Me Steven., the *rather of the deceased, bat there wss a d the rm.ll. et rreteoce t r the allegatios, nor 61 , 1 .!, es anvil to be say around for hapset'', that Mi tes/Jeer. the ettorees who atteeded the honest on Mr. tews. to he.f, wa. sap other them a respectable vies. Oar h.. hod pone through Elitelieth eel- Mme. Mr dews toes before the another were read, and et Wen were ' l4 rendre beeneen the depwitioes end the av ie n e., t .!codst.p bid the Or, that it would be their hry t . vs.i.ler that taw is err..... at their fta.l disdains. lan enideltes hermit been read, h.. I.rdship remarked he mejarp that the *Weis. fit wirard to Mills heels, how 'eh en. one w•iel the) hod to weeder at- pee vey, !wave rho had act .need before the conger t , tat tbe heath bad made her sick, a fact whisk obi utteetut lee he sayl r that the had ant refund is her *kens Wes before the en 'r r &tempo Ike rm.., bad Imo ▪ ber tto qwetlea. Hi. lotd.h , p thin oared to the wawa el the viewer, dimes Oorchwr, ewe whisk be m.:e so peetleel.r roomiest, sad then to the seeks.* ▪ lettinie Butow. Mils' fellow•s••••••, es eoaelesev• of ta.; ',idolise thee sbe had been taken with sicknees after !slues tee spieled. of lb. broth. aid directed attention to ' Let that the rap in which thee broth had been eontsised ▪ ahetw.rds rest b.ek to Pelisse., sad to Me tyroponisk *de...4.W by the wham, exhibited by Ccok oe the Mos by owl Tat a imp ail& to ; lad the conduct of Palmer on I oeteeion, sad weetioly to her 'levier ssrptieed ' r.:ner, after Cook's death. ('.line .he rockets of the de:e•sed. and searching alder he h. ieter. The snidsree of Charles 11.11, reedceer, sad that of Osreh Boed, house keeper at the Talbot, were the. read by his lordablp, witti est einseitat, &Us., erli;ch t".c arse. *di nirsed for refresh- Slit it • tinottor brfor. t wo . At live minutes pat two the Lord Chief Jar time resumed he seat sad proceedett to neat the &eldest* of Mr. Ilees, servos, of Lotteries/Oh, and the letter forwarded to that wittiest as the Mae da, by Palmer, iorotwirit hie that Cook had be.. titer 11l with diewtoo. in the eight, awl wits•stinet his to some over sad se* his, epee width be remarked, es a wywelioes tree of the wee. that the et:deace of Jose clearly showed 'hot there was no diarrhea shoat Cook at all, eon any hem of a billow mature in his attack.. , ‘‘ • .Sall cult aim oar wart is a litior editiea.J A letter free Ms Hague la the Brussels /stir ;ry 1.r0,• says —" At Zeveuhlusen an attempt by s husband • ) p tau his wife, lase reaul!e4 providentially for the fa .eided victim, but fatally to the amber of the arise. The 'raisin mind a moment at dinner when the wife was 4. mat, to throw poison late her plate. The woman had a* .tor retuned than the hnstund, on some frivolous pretest, left the room The wife wee *bow to resume bet seal when she stadden'y p•reeived a spider fall from the ceiling lam hit plate ; sloe took the infest out, but a whim not digralt to understand. decided her to change her plate for they of her husband. You imvities already the denouement of this horrible drama. The reasoner, returning in a minute or two. ate the fold, sad tome boars afterwards espired in way, but not balers maktrg a complete avowal of ha crime." The Post tbioks that the present jointure is pees- Neely favourable fir the reamistruc ion of the goveraneet ed:fices no s fiver locale, seeing that the edifices ere taking their emu destruction into their owe hands. 0 The Foreip efice Is coming down by instalmeats—bore meanie a win dow—there jamming a door, or pending down a bit of cril • ti Eta, that the rest may be opeedily 'spirted. Ths crowed new frontage of aometbing like three hundred cards would really sr •rd a■ a chance of halting a building is hygienic wth the New Palace of Westminster; sad, is trier t. lad praimiro , thy proposal, that the plans for the new should be submitted to a European competition, will be carried into effect" The deputation relating to the Irish militia waited os S.turclay epos Lord Palmerston. It erostioted of the ei.airmas (the Marquis of Dor eget) and rime twenty Whom, repatriate( the body of Irish peen and commoners who met some time sines at the Thatched /louse T . It is andeatrod that the sobs Premier informed the depstatios that the subalterns of militia were ti receive a bonus of sic month,' pay, is lieu of three mouths', as originally decided tat that the biota regiments veers sot to te disembodied mail the latter end of the y.sr, and thou very grades ly; that the goveremitat did not intend to who any alteration to their arrasgemests ea regarded the eurpooss *an MT - Ratters, or to auks any addaloss t t the staff of tke diem bolted regimrs's of militia. at , iother meeting is to take lime= S.terday, the Slit last., for the purpose of emi tter-leg what plea it would be advisable to off.r for the eon interstice of the government, so a. to plaits the militia staff of Ireland on as elk4st and effective fair Mg. Mr. Bright. M.P., arrived at loverary on Monday list, where (says the Scoressese) he intends to remain for a short time. The Herald states that Rear-Admiral Sir R. 8. Dosdas, ti C 8., bays bis flag !Wog aerie, tbo nowt, lot lbs purpose of tiareisarg • Beet in the Chanel. The remaining screw line-of-battle ships now in the Bleck Sea are ordered to refers to Ragland without lose of time, sad at the same time to bring home a Illaay troops se they sea weeemodaw. Nrw Maoism*Tu.— The following gentlemen hue been placid in ire coorrei , sion of the psme for the Misty by ihe lord Chancellor : Giorgi Barer, Nta.. 13. Prlnsiergety._- DeMl rapt,., 1. liawiriernat Jae Polar, Sq. jalderumel. • C. D. Oarelmer. t Lammed Mimed. GP., he simen; J. hostertereaw • D. 0. Ashram lb% ite Lffedomd• 0 " •• •• 61 * sO. tehamo t. w. Temmiessego eteeere f eart Z. Mew& Ise lislilemammet mange -Brit Lardy, 161. (alearmen), Dedwenerbilms Ilsetheighdllt Mr John lair, hen, Dulidhall; 0. I. ttortts, boy asimeest; J.T. how, be., the mete. ToMlnd; Marko M. MON hedge. air If 11 (ablermal. Mime% KM; J. Mr- WT. Eno, ItMaiimate; W. hither. llem, Were-sorh. Berta; T.T. Priem ftemr.teneel T. IL Wham CAM's.; aphlord Se . Pus ; T. nenD, /DU slier lama; Lasirseass.Conaii J. eameoi likelogees. W. Artillarf. LFL awfW. Mo.. Inefeese.rwei Mom T. imam" TF,'Mlrk L &ri ft , Desk ILP, Meer , medge; J. J. au Crifon Clanton; C. TbaneiN, leg.. m il wet ra fillip TIMM. Cm. mese threrleggin; end ham 01tren Wotan, Esq., Wntheinstertme. ROYAL thitton or emionome.--The following gentlemen beeis,r eadingsse th, monogamy eassenethoss for the diploma were aamitted members of Me miles* et Iln the seems of the men of examinen he..., the 23.41 Jom Wiasali Geo-ro. ley•beese. ; Jobs George Whitehead, W nifeharsei ; John Mill Prod sham, Upper BMOCs d plan; John Llemi,ya, Newport, Psalm/rehire ; Geese, Potties-I N htmehtster ; Leopard Or om, Tb.mn Dittos • 0. one Tneophilies Jetsam, Hesston, Middlesex; Frederick Plimme, Teetwelge-ply., \s.-rid; Jobe Birch Wroe, Brunghton, Manchester; Brian Charles Courtney, Leath. rtmg, Battey ; Arthur Jabs Cril./), Bishops Btortf .4', liens; Bedevils Ephrata Yowl,. Greavesor.strest ; Fresno It must Allem, De. Taft. Wilts; W.lllem Robert Astists*, attgle. ma ; Lad Willisa Uhler Mere, Fettling, Me rieseteshire. A b t NOULAIt GATHEIENO.—Th. eentrnary of the o:tagou Compel. et 74 rivet, wroch hos jail two+ celebrated. parreetee features of • peeniiiir character. Too obilf Polo* et interest was tle amssao:•ies from ill an. of the me pee "d f umia F....., of O,llll ' ll M InPrnectstivie of the feel• lws of ttio Tinton mid Nemeses.. 01 these two families &Los, so 1... thaa Ithy.iis .ember. were preset The hot ry of the (medics of the °Amon Chapel, the home of the presbyteries congregation in Norwich, bus Moo writes by the Late Mr. J ho Tayl-r, and • ictinsed by the (freshets Preens, of Meek, his ion. The N xatich congregation sam be said to ran become at inn Deportee& after the *lntim ci Dr. John faylor, slum. ministry at Norwich WWl ced In 1733. The Oc'efro Compel was eommenv din 17;1, the Dist won. beteg laid by Dr. Taylor, and was cys,..el May 12, 1754, by thee minister. Verona no.ed sea ban, f oft time** Wee, blued ilie pogitim of Dr. Tay ler, among Dios Mr. Robert Alderson. who quAted It for the !SW. pad became icc r ler of Norw,ch, of whom they Menet Sir 111orsrd AI :epos, omen( do Bar as of the Is. Amen. ass the tide.% and cost die ieguisbed sm. Dr. Ealield wee smoth of the miniites—ael,air wose upils *ere Chief halite er 1),•••en and r the pretext h Bisho p p of Danis.. EITIAORDINART ESCAPC.-011 Thursday eeeniog a Ltd. girl, the daughter of Mr R. Rena, draper, of Wells, wee Malign with some romline at the top-room win dow, is haipht cd shoat 30 feet, when, I , ppesiag to iet oite fall, and calcium aft.? it, she lost her batiste, sad fell late the .brat ft.eaular 'easy, she was picked up Siwrb hone broken, and loot slightly bruind.—Brisdef Mercury TRIAL or BALM PACITA.—A letter kern filo Tetkah septa!, in tee Goad/eau Mai, icy.:_ „ Thee. his b.ea no lellhallt• prosoveseed et Vane le tee trial of Oath pert a. lite anthorste• w,,. eherg.d merely to investigate t•.e •t!,,tr, and Sehpi 8.,, toenes.weeer of the Poet'. hie itldr..l.l aup rt of th. p• ceedi,ge to Cosstanthlople, where the etrawt will be inonnuseed. Let•eni fr Tame avert that the tenon of Sabi i Bey preeo•ol to have • "*. u 'L" of deeth ne rded enasnat the se aaaaa t who weesel• awed the yetis stet Nedllks ' sad sealed Hewn Agar who' feletad th e murde r , and that the whir serviette in. ?Bested is the affair shank! be e .ndeeneed to the galleys. .sieseits th.t Silih Poch* thosld be esedemeed to peeiehaseet, a. it I.isto.ihle that he e aid have hoes I flOriat • f the crime e oni.ted by his at reaats. These.' linkt• minting cesul4 eiresantaimen. The father of Netliata. n p. r 6 herne.e, Ism alarmed arem of 80,000 pia•tne , 'l6ouol ), wh ch, Ore7fi:Dir to hie solvent, were ha a that, ant with the reeiebers of his daughter carried awe,. Serb a eel., the (mimeool of ethwtt is evidset, 6 • 6 Inver ivied the thterest taken is the family ilitttopt." ClessTAL PALACL—HALF-GUIMILA DAT, BAIT& DAT, Mar 24 —Alusissione on pays.st, 2 736; din* by wire ticket., 14 4[2; total visiten, 17,237. THE POLICE COURTS. THIB DAY. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Arvrixo TUN POLIO! IN INNIIINOTON-04.1DIINS. . . Thomas Cony, aped 16 r ars, was brellibt brforg Mr Bloghast this morning us a chiirge of consasittiog • violent smolt apes Polies-cow table Posta k, 138 A, is Kensing ton-rodeos, under tbe fullowirgeitcarattaners : The °dicer staid that yesterday (Stisday) afternoos, shortly after four o'clock, while be was ea duty in Ken aingtoo-gudess, he saw the prisoner with • lug-. 'rick in his hand, is company with a number of youths, who were nannies about in • noisy . The c - nstahle re quested them to he quiet, when the prisesst relied, up • quaatity of turf or grate from the ground, sad threw it at him. deem was covered with dirt, sad his condition caused cuoirlerahle derision 111110111 the crowd 11. ran atter the prisoner and bit mos pinion. some distance. The latter escaped, but the prisoner was secured. Their cattiest was riotous, sad they evidently intended to moss a distort:taus. Several witnesses were seen:lined In confirmation of the officer's evidence, otter which Mr. Hingham animadverted in string ttrms on the CM. duct of the pelican, which he ssi.l was very dian.cefel. The prisoner was senteaecd to 14 thy.' with bard labour iu the House of Dateatiou. SOUTRWARK. LTTIXFTID SOICIDI AT LOP Cardin. Tickling, a young female about siatree years el age, wan brooght bet.re Mr. A'Beckett, charged with attempting to thatroy herself' an the river Thames. p din constable 11 M, •aid that oboist eight o'clock last eveniag he wee on duty I. Wellingtoscaseet, Southwark, who he was informed that a female had jumped into the river es the south side of London-bridge, He proceeded there sad am the prised., dragged out of the river ia a state of laseaatbility. She was removed to the workhouse, when the usual remediee were applied, and the 'secreted. Mt. A' ikekett uked ',Whet any ems saw her leap sate the Aver ? A working man bets stepped forward sad said ghat he was eluding star the clock tower when he heard a my that a woman bad throws herself in the river. He immedia•dly ran down the steps and saw her sink twine, and there was within, bendy to resets her. He, however, jumped late the water and sweat after her, and with some difficulty be succeeded in getting her to the step, where she was palled' oat, het she appeared quite dead. She mut have ran down the steps and throw. herself lin) the river. In anew., to the chuge, the prima, mid she htd quar relled wit► her aunt, and eonmeitted lb. set in a lit of eager. Mr. A'Beckstt told she mast D• remanded fora week, so that inquiries could be made about her. He also mmpli meeted the matt who saved her life, and nwommeaded him as a proper perms to be rewarded by the Haman Society. SHARE LISTS,-THIS DAY Two o'Culax. The railway share market to-day is generally better. London and North Western and Midland stocks have risen 1 per cent., being quoted I.es ively 102 to 1, and Midland, 78 t o I.tt casbire and Yorkshire stock is called 91 to 1, and Great Western 60 to 1, showing in each case a rise of 1 per cent. Great Luxembourg shares are lower. Ira. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. EPSOM.-(T1118 DAY.) LIT 111.101111 C TILIORAPIII3 A 1111111.4 VP To SUNDAY Ntomy.—TNN Dizzy Fotsolotto, Cmeohir , Birc-in Hand, Mark nabs, Fly by- Nigbr, Birocel, Lawn B .11-y 8., Liarroln, Mr. Verdant Ones, Forbidden Fnit, Barrie** filly. Baeoninaa, Dralastot, Bey Hilton. Mir Van Winkle, Warlock, Wan dering Will., Perak Wirkiaa, and Tester. oAxt.—Vit;torto, Saari/t. ally, Secret, Comedy, and Shot. Two-rzan °Lat.—Commotion, The Abbot. salt by H des. Fright, Little John, Olenateason, John Peel, sad Equity. Oman ARRIVALS —Defines. Constelleion, Hospitality, Beni o, Typo*, Flatten, 0 lecolue &arnica. V. dal, Gamekeeper. Romeo, !testes', Woode , ck, Beechea, Treachery, Ceres, We•temiseter, (Gomm Bides, Boeing Betsy, Binaloes d, Tie Roman. Liaise, Tom Beat, Pas %hoop, Balingbacs, Bt. de. TUB BANKRUPTCY OF CHABLIS Joal MAR.— Is this cue, which was mentioned in thiejonresl a few days ego, on the lest taansinatiou amiss the steno( she house continued to be wiled on under the directs, of the Court of Bankruptcy. A revel of war wee teaselled this week at Blackwell fir th 4 sirvice of one of the Itslien states. What the public, however, is *Melly oonoerned to ham la the amount of dividewl. The Fret dividend will, It is sir ' ed be made about three smoo th s hence Mn.in the nee, time be abli; sakes r. to supersede the bankruptcy, whisk' it is under stood be is emulous to effect. It has been roughly es• dated that the first dividend, whim( frets the sale of SAW. &11, will be b tweets three and (oar shillings In the pound. The estates of Mr. Mare in Cheabire and elsewhere are heavily mmumbered. When the Niue oemerred it was supposed there would be little if any surplus, after paying cff the mortgagee., but we believe we are not Incorrect instating thst by the estimation of the war, mid the mem owed, bursae, value of landed prope situated ea Mr Mare's is, additional 'meta to the cutest eat least 20,00 W. will be realised to the estate._ ASSOCIATION or THE FRIENDS or POLAND.—Tho 24th souivereary of the Literary Seacciatiou of the Friends of Poised took plus oil Saturday at the tome of the un- Matfett, Dan-item t. St Janet's, and was eemerously at tended. The presideut. the Kugel. of Breadalbase, in tenant the proceedins, esprested his regret that the events of last year did not all rd no grounds of comigretelstion to the freed. of Polaad. It.rl Foreseen. sar.ved the fir.t reso lution, t. That while our minds nein unchanged as to the merits of the great Polish questions, still, ensideriag the peculiar eiroumatanees of the present period, this moolatios does sot consider it expedient to tike say course or pre sses gay opiates that might is the least peejadiee the gauge of Poland la the "piens of any of its friends. Its determisatii n, theefon, I. te await events, is the melons hope that somethieg may yet be dose for to. Polish satin, if not comstensrete with its west. and WW's, pit wear oently eooducive to its general pure rity, and sot la aelinitost with Its satinet koneir." Mr. Penmen, M.P., sscoaded the moluties, and It was carried mini =ugly. The repent wart thou reed. It stated that the total lawns* of tte assomiation for the tamest year had amounted to 7391. 14.. Sd. , sad the espeadinre to 131/01., of wont 21IIL 11.. bad bees eneeded is reburies 635 oases of die t: tee, The report .sound is detail the ptooredings of the miniatin during the yetr, sod. is enclareioo, exormeed Ito determisatiou to fulfil its primary defy of peoelaissies the truth rennin Poland. The Earl of Hairiest is, who enooded the popgun to adopt the ropey', said he had hoped that the lose w.r with Russia would have led to so we advents...for, if not to the restoration of, Poland. He OM himed, thorelore, that he woo mush die.ppointed with the time of the commission el pone, amid did sot approve It be nne he weld sot hon.,. that it wan a permanent serge, bet merely a ',tittles of arms. The Lord Mayor, is moving a vets of t^aalts to the Prince's Marcolliag Crartorini for the coon. she had takes with a view of 'Unlit's, tbe ref fenny of her distressed and sailed ensatrymen, expressed hag deep nspethy la the eine of Polon and his admin. t.ena of the objects of that iastituti.m. Mr. Moselytto M.P., sanded the remlui ion, and observed that he neva autienetad that the late wee would w irk the muse ration of Poland, beanie he concurred with aunt Freon statesman who ken a great deal about Rona, sad who remarked that the meant thit war tented the guides of Poland thee Remia would make peso,. The Millais of Breadalhaes was epooisted onsideot of the ativoiatioe foe the eusnieg year, end thanks were eared to him, on the motion of the Earl of &rind, wooded by Caren Seeksewski, for presiding at thesis-Nap. METROPOLITAN SCHOOL or Alm—Lord Stanley of Alderlty, as Prr eidetic of O. Doan of Trade, distributed the melee to the students of the /detropilitas School of Art es Attstday Ist at Mulberough-house. la the nurse of hie obeerestians he aonounced that It had been &Waisted t. hold is the year 11568 ea exhibition of those works "forma mental art endued gives the establiahmen of the schools of art, as articles of domain whisk, either in their ori "nal dodge, or in their entire or partial ion, has bees serried out hy these who have derived lostruirinn from the wheels. The works would cansr of earvlap In all materials. 'Grafter*, metal working, pottery, Ho also spoke of soother and still moot important measure for pentodes the mil e. of art lestreetion. fasten of lieed;og the award of prises to student taught is the schools of art, the department would hereafter hold enminations st which any pores might truest himself to he ozonised is hoe bead sad seettasteti demises. If a estate standard of eseelleere elm aliened, this no etsdest would restive a prise, and the eehail when be woe odsested, if a roof seism', would "Arabi se allowaset to re pay, es it were, the eat wbith had bees isturved la temeP teg drawing. By degree it was inteuded to eztesd this system to all ports et the United Kingdom, the rate e'en. easeinu being determined by the feeds which perliament might v..te for the object. His lordship declared that he Potted it far batter to give prises to intimate eduested without state autlstaeoe that limit the sward of them to the.. who wore direstly or indirectly Indebted to rise urinated fir aid. THE Ray. 0. C. GORHAM AND THE BISHOP or —The Bishop of Raster has issued a commission soder the Church Discipline Act, to tooostioo.o the own. of br awns" in chest, preferred egoist the R••• 0. C. Got h•s, • roe of Despised (peke, bless of his perieliesen. —Brimful Atwitter, _ lAdvertiaammt. l —Ar 101. M.o.'. linugais s,.. 112. ilsonst.tret 111 4., %•grialemiN. mid amid Pols" on azeibitsi Jhe et eisp. sioirlim IN Wariplosia seiWkw =a Zi arri=gar =wadi fiell• in d i.s • lir Purest lienbaree wd 1 Tabig lloses. Sim% rainien. Imp. toga, lia. alloommieL Orr pelesoiresist NM Owildrigiii. I Swam as at Me 1111 1•14trost laillimmt be be Ws al moo Ms la gerer. Mt" gad a lefty of wain. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 26, ISM LIMA LEASED AT $6 100 CoCrter, , ft, Mama te isMOL iern) I L Ns. Olserslor I Dsra newt Poem. le 04. • =r0 &arm ditto) ta r i ee o rdl ro ls o rk use = lawasikeest._ 49•01 M. WMAW arne ic t rz. l Ulavnlimb Clogft*mettmtlia MAMA.) aml Salm ig =ll•lllNlMDem.) Newmarket Nu.per ell i t it tam to t e a m% IN el 11 II 133 133 4 44 105 107 lie 11 113 111 31 li 113 U Ihrmilliftemtlis) pm 5EN,26.1.. %On (lies.lca. NM Tort) r ...... ** Th i idaill;.ithst is Imam, sad YON Oirmil Iv Ip i T. army ___________,, le lb. WO.* var very mi. 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Dort@ t I,' H 4 41 , i ss Pla IS IS SO U re i 4 I le I oloss 13 Ii i / II I Pa 11 14 i ti t lll i I H 4 I i I $ 97 99 ii II PI e a 1 °. l 67 111 17 I!+ 19 I 1 6 pm I pm 4 4 as 41 4 4 4 It It's 71 7$ & 4 4114 II $1 114 Ili 133 In 111 111 Ni '4 4 L el WI II Si 1 . 1 . _!0 If 4 te 11le i 1 " . 41 hie aI If — if I l ir a IS • lie; N tl 4 4f r 14 II 14 1 1 1 16 IS ii ii I do pr Inuareet. Mar 14.—The market has bats dan, sad Wm an a shade lower, whit my law traimaticsa. Dublin and MOM, d. Lassambira and Yerk.bire. 61 14 - Laudon and North Waters. lOU 4 Midland, 774 I I—N M! &Wan sod [swat. Mame; 111—Graad flunk of Canada. $4 d.—Oreat Winters of Cam. Now sham), 71 p.—Lnamboarg sanstitaind.74 d. Manners; MAT 11.—Thant was a lair below. sad= WIT Om Nog Idusatisblre, 194 ; Omit Northers*, 94 914 ; Millend.l7l ; Eastern tbanties. 101; Loorooblro Ammo% pm.; =ll 9j. 11151 on, 47; ; Delors. 7-16; Math Ilholhid. Ilmeroosms. MAT 24.—This market vat Mbar an lo.lay. bat =al not tandems any abases. &Mrs Canaan skied at 10 ; M North Waiters Mithale. st 4 dr.; Midland. at 77 4; It.. its Man Old anal, were Is.. at 44. Lma.atar 21. —Noel' Ewers (Ueda) Quartets. 24 rm.; North Wooten, —Larecoshue sad Turtimbln, 1 ,4; Dom; FARM= RAILWAY Tatiana —The followlag aft dm lad Patents of the eon receipts of the principal Praia ran. ways : Noerwras. —Prat Yaw 6 to May II: Pram gen. 314,1071.; pot* 144,122 t: total. 036,011 L W UMW. —haft May to Kay IS haangers. 115,1141.; ipmds, 150,1757.; total. 717 15111. Ottaatoo —nom Y. a to May 12 : Famiagewa, MAUL; goo&a, su,seer. ; 1061 1 . 556 , 1211 . Ilyzaaamo,—Prom May a to May 11: Itesstrota, MAUL; rob, 4111,57 I L ; total. 766,619 f. Mosrmaau.— how May $ to May If: Powasora, 11,4151.; pot* 54,791 E; total 111,117 t. Lesoo.—ltes Way to May If : Taskeales, MAK ; gar" MAW.; total, 750,1477. UM! Ts Mmillaaawahat.—Prow May 4 is Key 12 t Y. rm. 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IN lie 100 i II U IN pm 10 100 111 2 1 800 i Pa it il l li 7 1., 4 41 ad II U g i ll A It Ilia"' tf 111 1111 1011 11l iii ioi L I If Oh 14 N U 11 Os so fl NI 11l Itt 10 1011 I_4_ IS. t • I 1 de th I e 1.• i; IN 1111 PT 111 lei In 14 li IMs 1 ei as M tie Hi lii Il i 1:1 4 II It* a sji. 4 21 hi Si. et. M. 1 St. 1 MONEY MARX:Iir-THIS DAY. Two o'Cloox. A further rise of per cent. ham taken place to day in the funds, which continue extremely strong. Consols are quoted 943 to 1 for money, and 941 to 1 for the 4th of June. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 931 to 1; the New Three per Cents. at 931 to 941; Bank Stock at 215 to 2161; India Stock at 223 to 226 ; Ex chequer Bills, March, at 4s. premium, being better; ditto, June, at 3e. cbs. to par. The scrip of the New Loan has risen to 21 to 21 prem. Turkiah Guaranteed Four per Cents. have ad vanced to 1031 to 1, and the Six per Cents. to 982 to 991 ; Spanish Stocks are better ; Spanish Old Three per C4nte. have been dealt in at 462 ; ditto, Deferred, at 252; the Committee's Certitleatee, at 61 to 6j per cent.; Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., at &ft ; ditto Four per Cents. at 951 ; and Buenos Ayres Bonds, at 77. The Roxburgh Castle, Captain Adams, from Mel bourne, arrived off Dartmouth yesterday afternoon, and is believed to have a considerable quantity of gold on freight. The dates by this vessel extend to the 6th of March, and are nine days later than those previously received. In compliance with a recommendation numerously signed by the subscriber,, Lloyd's Rooms will be closed on Thursday next, the 29th instant, the day appointed for the celebration of peace. No an nouncement hes yet been made by the committee of the Stock Exchange, but it is fully expected that this establishment will oleo be closed. Throughout the city the day will probably be generally observed as a holiday, but the refusal of government to introduce a formal set upon the subject imposes upon bankers and others the necessity of a partial attendance. . . The fresh imports of the precious metals re ported represent a total of no lees than 614,0001. including 1,431,365 dole. by the Penis from New York: 61,959 ounces of gold by the Stebonheath, from Port Phillip ; and 80,0001. by the Light of the Age, from Sydney. The other arrivals recorded last week include 190,5701. (of which 60,0001. was on French account) by the Arabia, from New York ; 13,026 osmoses of gold by the Sultana, 7,367 ounces by the Indemnity, and 66,464 ounces by the Eagle , all three from Melbourne ; and about 1,5001. by thi Tagus, from Lisbon. The aggregate imports of the week thus amount to the extraordioary total of 1,163,0001. Nearly the whole of this is in gold, and the bulk of it certainly remains here. Large quantities of silver also continue to be drawn from venous parts of the Continent to meet the Indian demand. The Baron Osy hu brought in this week 25 oases, and the Dolphin 13 oases, both from Antwerp; the Pollux 20 cues from Hamburg, and the Vesta 4 oases from Oporto. The Custom-house statement of the exports of the precious metals direst from London during last week comprises 2,650 or. and 1651. in gold, and 21,600 oz. and 2001. in silver, representing a total value of only about 16,0001. The particulars are subjoined, viz. : Gold coin : For Hamburg, 1,000 oz.; for Belgium, 300 oz.; for the Mauritius, 1,250 oz.; for Boulogne, 166/. Silver coin: For the Mauritius, 20,000 os. ; for Hamburg, 800 oz. for Africa, 2001. Silver bars : for Africa, 800 oz. The other shipments re ported during the week consist of 639,2421. (of which 631,3211. was silver, and only 7,9211. gold) by the Pere, for Alexandria and the East ; 18,8431. by the Madrid for the Peninsula ; and 9,7691., chiefly in silver, by the Atrato, for the West Indies, &c. - The aggregate ascertained shipments of the week are thus raised to about 683,0001. It will be noticed, however, that these exports consist chiefly of silver, and thus involve no direct withdrawal of gold from the Bank. The shares of the London General Omnibus Coen pay have been more inquired for during the last few days, owing to favourable reports relative to the financial position of the undertaking. The directors of the Cornwall Railway have recently made the following calls, payable on the 20th Oct., viz., 21. per 201. share (making 201. paid), and 21. oa each B, or guaranteed 'hereof 101. (making 101. paid). The annual dividend on the shares of the Legal and Commercial Life Aeiaralloo Society is to be payable on the 9th of Jane. Subjoined is a statement of the railway calls falling due in the mouth of June, so far an they have yet been advertised : Amount madam Due Mime, 1666. Due Already Number Date. pfd. debates. lidlabarstt sad Glearow, I per Nat. Tref 3 1 1 0 0 27,100 27,500 fined Trask of Wads, A Shaw 16 24 2NI 0 1 . b . o . u. Me, Beads Great lailea — Andaeula, New (Mey, 1530) Great Lueesebeurg, Turf law. et 1011 a 1 IS I • 0 21,605 11,013 Pareamouth Itavamai „ Se 10 ualmows. Maim amokisibm .. ssll Wale, Wormater sad Hareferd 6 el 1 0 0 unknown. Total _ —£199,163 Total Wad la The Admiralty will receive tenders tc-morrow for the eonveyanoe of stores from the river Thames to Trinidad, Rio Janeiro, St. Helena, Cho raltar, M►lte, Corfu, New Brunswick, Bermuda, Newfoundland, Jamaica, Barbadoes, Grenada, and St. Lucia. Ala recent meeting, hfld in Paris, of the company I carrying on business as shipowners under the davit. Ination of J. T. Bubey and Co., it was resolved to increase the capital, and to split the 5,000 fr. (2001.) shares into new shares of 500 fr. (2014 each. The undertaking is then to be constituted u a "Societe Anonyms." The Company possesses 25 vessels now at work, and hes in addition 22 upon the stocks. Another project just started at Paris is an" Anglo- French" company for manufacturing Aubusson car pets and other goods. The capital is fixed at 240,000 L sterling, in 101. shares, on which the deposit is to be 61. We also notice an issue of 15,000 skins of 41. each by a newoompany for manufacturing the various descriptions of cutlery. A Paris Provision Company is likewise projected, with a capital of 40,000/., sub ject to increase. The Spanish papers contain copious details of the inauguration of the works of the newly-projected Madrid and Saragossa Railway. This event took place at the latter city on the 12th instant. The buke of Victory, the Minister of Public Works, and all the leading authorities were present, besides three representative* of the Great Central Railway Com pany of France and of Messrs. Rothschild, the con cessionnaires of the railway. Marshal Espartero delivered a speech in which ha spoke strongly of the benefits to be expected front the line. The rejoicings lasted for throe days, and included ball-fights and SATURDAY Belmar°. All the Stock Exchange markets were very quiet to-day, but great &innate continue* to prevail. The funds retain an improvicg tendency. After official hours this afternoon price* were quoted i per cent. above the highest point of the week. The rapid influx of gold stimulates confidence. The discount market continues well suppliedfwith money, and good bills are readily discounted in Lombard.street at be per cent., or j per cent. below the Bank rates. Consols opened at He to A for the 4th of June, and stood at the aloes of the house at 941. After the • ognised hours the price was quoted a shade higher, at 941 to e. For money the final quotation may be given at I4j to i. 1 The scrip of the New Loan closed at 2i prem., exactly. The unfunded securities continue to improve. The March Exchequer Bills have advanced to par to 3s. prem., and the Jane Bills to 3e. dis, to par. There were some purchases of India Bonds at Is. dia. The foreign stock market was very inactive, but wed supported. CLOSING OF THE Ma:comma BANKS ON THE 29fa hisT.—We.•derstsed set agreement Is to 001111110 of signature by the bashers in this city to door their ra•peetits ofho+loo Tkaroday ant. It male prob,blo that 'twines. wiil he so gasman, surooadirt that so foommtesoo trill bo Mt by the pablio.—Mosohaator Excuisister. MINES.-TBIS DAY. Two o'CLoCW. Basinen in mining stocks continues quiet. In the Stock Exchange to-day Rhymney Iron shares have been dealt in at 23 ; G enera l Mining at 15/; and Bt. John Del Rey at 25. The gold mining shares remain dull. Subjoined is a list of Saturday's transactions in the Mining Exchange and Stock Exchange : Mining Exchange official list : Alfred Comae, 131. 14; Bedford Cozen's, 165., 161.; Dt von Buller, 17s. 6d., 201.; Eut Baa.et, 42.1; East Rose, 37, 361, 371; Great Aired. 11. 2, 30., 32s 61 ; bleedip Hills. 21; North Roakesr, 95. 100, 96; Providence Nina. 69; South Coddrs, 22. , 231. 6d.; Timm% 41,1. In the Stock Exchange : Alfred Console, 14; No.th lOsieu, 93; Boreeas, 93; Oreabler and Sr. Anbyn, 100; Par Console, 201, 1; West Basset, 311; East Basun, 401; S-rtridge C.Aarols, 21; Grant Alfred, 11. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The receipts of foreign wheat last week were smell; of Amerman floor tolerably liberal (8,299 borrels). There was a fair snow of samples of wheat on the Estee .nd Keat stands this words. Fine whits wheat about ma nteined lest week's vices ' but all other quaitties must be quoted le. cheaper, with a dull sale. Fo-sign wheat met with little attention, and its value was nominally the tame as !set week. Lee money must have been accepted had sales been forted. . Barley dull, and its value supported with difficulty. The finer qualities of oats were le. to 2a. d , and other ascriptions could not be purchased so well se last w..ek. Beans enquired for ant. rather dearer. Peen dull. and the turn lower. ahltirMit INTO LONDON FROM MAY 19 TO MAY 94. Coastwise. Wilma. tansy. Asa. u..t.s. Lams Ys... V. qrs, qrs qrs. qrs. qrs qrs. brls. NU. ED6 I & 3319 3.16 1614 BsXcb Insh Forelsa B.C. Ball. I 11413 419 1 481 12 7 1 148 , 2 Gt. N. 1141.... 61 13 162 10' ..... i airs UPORTILI ..... I 378 97 MINCING LAN K-THIS DAY. The prints contreat markets base been iaaCtire SLIM Friday, but prises ere steady. Corrow.-603 bales sold the lut two days at about pre yioas rates. The fallowing puhrc sales are &eland for tamorrow :- Bagar: 500 hhos. Wes• India, 7,000 bans Mauritius, and 1,100 bags Bangal. Coffee: 350 auks Plantation Ceylon. saltpetre : 1,300 big.. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The werktt quiet, with a steady business doing. Tows tallow is quoted 46e. melt cash ; Petersburg Y C., ea the spot. 461.; May to Jane, 45e. 91.; October to Deeesaber, 46e. 64. OF TALLOW. 36,215 961 9?,031 47,823 17,122 1,688 1,712 86,873 107,11511 2,804 2448 11,203 , 72,312 21e. Od. '488.44. 50. Id. 114. as. %Wm band Wirer, left week Do.f ram let Jana lnival last week Do. frets let lane Prise T. C. per owl. ..... De Too. 1,211 103,917 SOIL ed. 61, M. Arrival ter the week radio, June 4. 1.. t year, POI cask.. std delivery, 1.484 east... The urival 1.. t week competed 1.143 from lusts, NI from Australia, 939 from South AMMIIII4. mid 4 from mbar plasm Total, 9,443 casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) _ . We have rather more beasts than on Monday Met, aid consequently prices ere not el good as on that day ; they cannot, howevar. be quoted less than ow Friday. Sheep are more plenttfol ; trade is ezmedingly slow for them. and notwieb.tsndisg a dispoltion to take rather less than we quote, a cl. &ranee cannot be affected. Lambs and selves are more in aemand. From Germany and Holland there are 180 haute 8-50 sheep, and 47 calves. Spsio, 166 beasts. Scuthand. 6.50 Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,100. Ireland. 60 beasts, and 240 sheep. Pit mos of Sibs. •6.• d. Per stow of 81156. •d. d. Bed Soots. Herefords 4 6 4 8 Belt Dm Ilf- hands 64 6 2 6 4 Boit n ot 4 4 4 6 Beet booe-troots Becoad quWU WNW 26 3 8 Do. do. Bbors.. ..,.. 410 6 0061,42 PI O 4 6 5 6 1 E•e• atuldooned itairty 4 0 6 0 Do. do. Mars 40 6 6 Beg Diu & Half .brettr. I•tobt . ... ..„ 66 6 6 Bouts 42 imam 3,665: amp sad I•Ant6. 24 .999 IWO 94: Mb 295. AUSTRALIA. Through the courtesy of Messrs. Marshall and Carideo we bars rece.ved Sydney pawl to the let of March, by the Light of the Age, Captain Williams. Thu news is seven days later than that previously to hand. The Sydney branch of the Royal Mist hes made a total issue of coil', during the sine mewls' sine* its establish.. meat, of 965,5001. The u *Hived from it in the fine two 'Eoliths of this year was much beyond the estimate. - ' - - The Sydney Morning Herald says; "The TOC4I7t adviees Irma Lona on in respect to the reedy aomptasses of the Australian sovereigns at their fell mils will produce a marked effect on our money market. Darin the season of exporting our wool, tallow, and other rodeo% we do not requite a gold coinage casuist us In oar transactioes with England ; but when cur (spout smarm Is over, and oar commercial transaction* consist mainly of imports, for which we have to pay in money, in place of produce, the quieSiem mime eat to the most eligible =ease of making remissness. Hier fluetuatine are the means 'Arend by oar hank. the rates of manage on London daring the prised caner (Fibrosis) wilt stow. Fr..= Ito 2, sod yesseelleyll gel cent ,we have quoted as the drawing rate moon baba Bat beyond 3 per cent. the banks cannot advance; they have • salutary cheek in the Mint, whom coinage can be transmitted to England at a met not exceeding that rate." Much is geld of the continued refuel of the government of Victoria to rscognite the Australian sovereigns es a legal tender. In tee Import market at Sydney there me few changes to report. The stocks of sugar and c' fee, both there and at Melbourne, are going rapidly into assumption. 01 men'. storm are more in demand, but serious complaints are made of several frauds on the part of the man* factories in the site of the bottles, the detection of which has caused a regular y to be held before two of the leadlog Sydney SlT chat t., who arc about to come to England. Winer, especial, Frinth and Rhenish, are In good de mand. Tne prices of liquids in general irefully maintained, In candles and other groceries there have been large sales for Melbourne. The gold doss received st the Colonial Treasury on the 29th February, from the western gold fields, by escort wee— trom Ilstburet, 322 os 1 dent. ; Wahl, 606 oz. 1 dwt. grains ; Tombstones, 460 os. 11 dirt. 12 grains ; Avisford, 333 oz. 17 dwt. 12 grains ; Louisa Creek, 31 os. 16 dwt. The corper mining companies are said not to be making so meet progresses the ruertathed richness and extent of their minas would lead as U expect" We quote the :Sydney limning Herald: "The Bathurst and Ophir ~upper-asiniog companies have each bold meetings of the or< prieare ; and, in both eases, the irovelicy of commies leg nedertskiel e as of megnitude with comparatively smell ospitais his been reale obvious. Matters as regard the two tomosniee are at present is strait Tao." The Fitzroy Coal and Iron Mining Crapes' is spoken of acre favourably. HER MAJESTY'S THEATRK—ns following we.. among the fashiosables who hoearred this theatre with tt e.r prewar*: —The Dake sad Duchess of Bedford, the Duckess of Welliegtoa, the Duke of Devonshire, the Duihear of Mon' rose, the Marquis of Bath, Prates" Cone tees of Weldegreee, Marquis of Clenricard , , Marquis of Anglesey, Lord Ward, Rail Monateharlee, the Pitch" el Alesandria. Lord F. Pealett, LOT.. Sandys, thi Earl and Countess Wilt's, Lord and Lady Cirriaston, Ltdy Arms Becket* ,E al of Lonsiele,Viaconnt Eentouth, Lord C. Braes, Courreis of Glecgsll,the Hon. Miss Feast, Lord Stanley, the Countess Stanhope. the Countess of Clarendoo, the Friuli' Ambassador std Madame de Pers*ny, the lion. Mrs. Cum, Lady Pea, the Has. Mr. Hamell, Lord Grey de Wilton, she Hor. Moe Bellew, Viscount Ct elate, Laty Weston, hire. Ocildernid, Mr. sod Mrs. Kaye, Sir Thomas and Lady Lennart, Lord Clifton, Mrs. Packe Reeding, Mr. Peeks, Lady Finer, C.lonel and Mrs. Lockyer Freestan, Mr. Hooey D•nmennod, General Sir Alexander Woodlorl, Sig M. sad Lady Wyatt, B'r John Bailey, Bart., Lady Wilma, Lady Wieser, the Hos. Dudley Ward, Mrs. Ward, the How. A. Montgomery, Mr.Usielli, Mr. Banbury, Mr. Lye*, Vs. Hon. Centel@ Vivito, the It.ght Hos. the lord Mayer, Sir H. Webb. Bart.. Colonel Dixon. Maj .r Pmts, Mr. C. Fraud, Mr. Martin, Mr. Modes., Mr. Seeyd, Sir A. Clif ford sod Lady Clifford, Sir Rimmed sod Lady Lyons, Cap tain Teelaway. Mr. J. Palmer. Mrs. Palmer, Sir IL Lad Lady Maui, Captain Bolles, Mr. J. Mildmay, Colonel Forrester, Mr Hubert de Burgh, Sir P. Conley, Me. Vs.- sittere, Captain Batmen, Colonel Aldrich, Captain Wynn, Omuta Lynn, Mr. sad Mrs. Wheeler. BALL AT THE BAST INDIA COLLEGE.—On Friday sight a han was given by the students of the Hat laths College in imatmerawratWo of the marriage of Mr. T. B. Myers to Margaret Steele. wooed daughter of the Rev. B. Melvin, the priaeipaL The ball had bees potipmed until the return of Mr. arid Mrs. Myers ft on the eortinsat. any. gathering. ambits., never took plies in the ermaty. About 600 ladies and goalies's& were pretest.— Hertford Mercury. PENINSULAR Mama.— The Togas arrived at Seat inceptors oa Saturday with the Peninsular snails as& 71 purr gni, among whom were Lieutenant -Colossi sad Idra. M•Cty, Royal A. , Elery ; Lieutenant Colonel, Ilre. Mitikell sod WWII. Captain sad Me'. Monk. Mrs. Ward, Br. aid Mrs. Burns end (sally. Mr. and Mrs. Beltran, Mr. sad Mrs. Valentine, P. Field, Esq. MUM HS us Ili 11/ SG OD IN N N ISO is IT IN IN ISS IN IP Se 117 j HID