The Express. — London, England, 1863-04-27 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Sittings in Banco.—(Before Lord Chid Justice Cockburn, and Justices Crompt3o, Blackburn, and Mellor.) EX PARTE PITNAN IN RE AN ATTORNEY. . Mr. Kennedy moved for a rule on behalf of Mr. James Pitman, residing Dear Stourbridge, to strike an attorney off !herons of the court. The attorney practased at Stourbridge, and the malpractice complained of was that he had kept beck from the knowledge of the applicant, who had advanced 18,0001. oe some property near Bridgsorth, and efterwards purehased it, a second mortgage of 1,0001., which the appli cant had to pay . under a decree of the Court of Chancery. The Court said the learned counsel had better take a rule calling upon the attorney to answer the matters in the affi davit. That would not prevent them striking him off the rolls if his conduct merited it. Rule granted accordingly. EXPAW7E CALTHORPZ o.THE At OR THE DOCKING UNION, Mr. Murray moved fora rule calling on Mr. Hodson, auditor of the Docking union, to set aids as apportionment of the oommon food charges. The question raised was re lative to the parishes of a union agreeing to become one parish for the purposes of settlement. Rule granted. APPLICATIONS AGAINST ATTORNITS. Mr. Day, Mr. Hance. sad Mr. Prides= severally ob tained ruin against attorneys for alleged pecuniary mal practices. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Sitting' in BISCO. —(Before Lord Chief Joatios Erie, and Justices Willem, Byks, and Keating.) WARNS! V. °cum —ILLICIALLT TAKING TOLL. _ This was an appeal against a deoisioe of two juetioee, who bed convicted the appellant, • toll collector, of having illegally takes a turnpike toll of sd. upon seven beasts and seven sheep. It appeared that the owner of the animals was • farmer and cattle dealer ; and be having bought them at Lined* market, sent them into • pasture belooging to him for one night, and the next day he put them into another of his, inteadiog oa the third day to send them to Carr ham market for rim On their way from one pasture to the other they travelled along the turnpike-road from 200 to 300 yards, and through the gate where the toll was demanded. The magistrates held that no toll was payable, because the 3 George IV., mip. 126, and 1 and 2 William IV., cap. 25, exempted from toll such animals when they were pulling from pasture to pasture. This decision was sow appealed against. Mr. Cleasby appeared for the appellant, and Mr. Welsby for the respondent. Oa behalf of the appellant it was contended that the real object in moving the beasts and sheep from field to field was only to " freshen " them for market, and not to pasture them within the meaning of the statute ; and that therefore there was no exemption from toll. The Court held that no toll was payable under the cir cumstances, and they affirmed the conviction. Appeal diamineed. ARCHES COURT. (Before Dr. Lashington, Dean of Archon.) IMPORTANT MCIUTION.-MOLTNITII N. BARSHAW. . . This use nosed an important question. The Rev. Mr. Molyaeux is rector of St. Peter's, Sudbury, Suffolk, and the Rev. Mr. Begskaw is the poor law chaplain of the union. He had officiated in the chapel of the workhouse, and the rector had put his veto on his performing divine *anima within his cur, without his consent. The Queea's Advocate appeared for Mr. Monne= ; and Dr. Deans, Q.C., for the defendar.t. The cue was opened by the Queen's Advocate, who said the point was most important, and had come before the court for the first time. Dr. Draw ;cidieseed the Court at oonsiderAle length. The question was whether the poor-law guardians could not appoint, and whether a dergyman could not officiate with out the licence el the rector d the pansh. He submitted that the parish °Soon could apeoiet. Mr. Molyneux had held the offios, sad for some opinion@ was diaminied, bat with nothing against hi@ character. The comprooseded, and it was eatkdpitted that judgment would not to gives en the present eeseeies. TSB POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WESTMINSTER. TIM MU Or THE W? AGAIL A ramaidy-w og Cornelia Deaden, • Firsts in the 3rd Wddlemax Ilditia, was abused with cam in, t y = g vi l it e nLaziult upon Micheal Devise, • shoemaker, his belt. it would appear . from the widest Wetted that , who, with his reguneat, has lately heat ce ll ed out for drill, mitered the home of Mr. Richard Manned, 'toffee-Mouse keeper, Klmes-read, Chabot, at 1 deb* w Sunday morn ing, in a stabs of clinalumassa, and, taking a bottle of ram sad three @Whop out of his pocket,. Owed than a one of the tables. Ole of the &hilltop rolg off, the primmer ac cused oomplalumit of stealing it, wharespon • wrangle sad sobsequeutly • struggle occurred betimes them, is the an ewof which the prisoner, unbuckling hi. belt, dealt ecomplaiaant several were Wow" with it upoe his head, from the effect* of which he bled copiously. The landlord of the coffee shop then went for • policeman, and bevies procared the assistance of Seymour, 187 B, the primmer was conveyed to the 'tattoo, and it wan found no te fetch • doctor to dress complainant's wounds, am hs head suffered mg much also from Ices of blood. The amused mad; no reply to the charge, and Deynisa, after animadverting in strong terms upon the nee of the belt, committed the prisoner for 14 days to bud labour in the House of Correction. THAMES. A BRAVA POLICI CONSTABLE,. Isabella Bartlett, a young woman &boat 22 years of age, was brought before Mr. Wmlrych, charged with attempting to commit suicide is the Regeot's-caeal, . This morniag, sherd, before two o'clock a e rowed Jobe Grimy, 451 H, me on ebity in Bridge-road, Mile-mid-road, when he heard a spbiehrin the water, followed by some prams calling out "Polies." He ran to the edge of the Regent'emael end raw the head of a women jam* above the water He pulled off his uniform coat, stock, sod boots, leaped into the water, sad swam to the other side of the caaal. The woman dap. under the water, and he dived after her and tr e :i ed ght her up on his beck, sad with difficulty reached the bank., where he was relieved of his burden by mother constable and some by-standar,. The woman was con veyed to the Mile-end workhouse, where dry clothing was provided for her. Mr. Wooliyelt said the police-timetable had acted with great courage and humanity and had saved the life of a fellow creature. The prisoner was asked why she attempted to drew* herself. to which she replied, " mad of my life." Mr. Woobych—A very wicked thing, indeed, to attempt to destroy your own life. You have been prevented by the intrepidity of that me* (Greany)freen putting your design in execution. Where do you live ! The primmer—Nowhere. Mr. Woolrych—Yes, you do. You live somewhere, or have lived somewhere. Whet is the cause of this rToOlisill;ii fund of Mr. Woolrych—To what place do you belong The prieower—To London. Inspector Berverny, of the B division, mid the prisoner was quite unknown in the eastern part of London. Mr. Woolrych—This is perfectly shocking. I shall re. mood the prisoner to the House of Detention for a week where she will receive tbe attentions of the chaplain. I shall award Constable Greeley half-a.gninea, for meritorious exertions, and I hops his good conduct and bravery will be noticed by his superiors. Tab Arisa.lenn•. —Beyond the bare fact stated in the eppraisseest filed to the Court of Exchequer, that the Alexandra has bees mined " for being equipped, fur niahed, and fitted out with latest to be employed in the service of persons exerciaiag, or mourning to exercise, the powers of self-government in and over a foreign state, colony, province, or people," the government has allowed no information to leak out as to the particular native of the depositions lodged against her. The cam was to have been heard before our stipendiary magistrate, but it has since been determined, we believe, to try it io the Kocher quer Court. It is said that ooe of the depositions against the Alemedra is signed by a shipping master of this port named De Costa. If such be the cue we may poetess that he is one of the numerous persons employed just sow by the Federal cooed to obtain information. valve (9,5001.) placed on the vessel is somewhat small, owing, doubtless, to the fact that she is is es unfinished state. It should be understood that the vowel has been seised by the Crown, and that Messrs. Samuel Prim Edwards, John King. W. C. Kellock, and H. B. Watson, whose none. appear at the foot of the appraimment, had nothing what ever to de with the information laid against her ; but had merely to certify as to her value—Liverpool Alttoa. SUICIDE or • CONVIM —A married man named Patrick Manion, 21 plan of age, was enacted at New. eostlievin-Tyee AlllO4 of a ems spoil a serried woman on the anomie; of New Year's Day, sod wee sentenced by Mr. Baron Martin to peal servitude for life. There were mitigating eircurnetason in the ass, and sines his eon victim there wee a widespresd impression prevailing in ths town that he wee issoeset of the crime for which he lied received so terrible • punishment. The Mayor of New. cast/e, Mr. L L Bell, feed taken much trouble to la mas into the case, and his efforts had resulted in a erems sleatiou being made by Mr. Baron Martin to the Meese. oMos, intimating that it was clearable the case should un dergo further invessigatks. A menementication from the Horne.office authorising this inveoligatios was received at the gaol in Newcastle on Saturday sorbing. but the oos. act bad frustrated the good Minutia's of the authorities by committing suicide simian the 'IWO.. The, city of York was visited by a very heavy fire on Saturday, which totally consumed the premise de firm of wholesale druggists, schoolrooms bekegiag to the Wesleyan body, and some property which adjoined the places. The damage ia estimated at the serious amount of 25,0001. Arrival for the week swan lth May Met year, 111 casks, and delivers, 1,088 casks. The srrivale last week comprhed 1,061 eaaks Irma Petersburk, 436 tram Austral* sad 160 from other piece.: total, 1,648 macs. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. ITHIS DAY.) _ . . The number of beesti is considerably smaller than on Mon day lest, and we have mosequently an advance in price. Sheep are more *Mit al, yet the demand is 4/ze d, and Thursday's advisee is folly maintained. is dull for Lobs, and prises are lower. Good calves are in request at a slight advance. From Germany and Holland there are 220 besets, 1,960 sheep, and 210 calves ; Scotland. 430 beasts ; Ireland, 43 ; and 3,000 from Node& and 15411151 k. Per dam of alba. a. 4. s. LI Par done at whil. d. Bali Boots. liarelda. 4 8 5 0 Bast Nut 111-odai3o 4 10 But Slaart-boor 4 6 4 8 Bast Lang.woola.... • 0 Snood qua beads 3 I 4 0 i De. do. Sham .... 4 6 Calm Pisa 3 4 4 8 De. de. Shard .... 3 10 BaatDeall3llMarla 0 • ILO 144,04_ • 8 a. di. 6 0 O 0 4 8 O 0 4 t .7 Darts of met* 3,910 : /Mho mad Irate. AMC ; fls: rr 360. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Neon. Pattendert and Smith report a steadily Motioning trade for the best qualities of both lieglish and foreign ►ops. with a scanty supply. Priors gradually improve. The reports from all parts of the hop plantations are very favourable, the bin, in many places being half way up the pole• COAL MARKET.—(THLS DAY.) Wens End Halos. 17s. 6d. ; Wall End Haswell, 17e. 6d. ; Walls End Boullt Halt.., 17.. Bd. ; Walls End Tees. 17s. ; Walls Hod Hartlepool, 17s. ; Walls End South Kelloe, 15s. od. ; Walls End Hes& Ball, Us. 3d. ; W.ll. End Oestorat, 14s. ; Wale Zed Riddell., 141. ; Tuatal, 14. Bd. ; Belmont. 14.. 3d. North Pelt.., 53e. Id. ; Wylsm, 15e. ; Taafiekl Moor Butes, 13. 3d. ; West Hartley, 15e. Id. ; Hebei& Hartley, 15e. Id. ; Hastimp Hartley, 15.. ed.-130 skips at market. CITY or Losnos Thum Soorry.—Tbe =Di vine/7 festival of thie society will take place at the Albion, Aldengatgetrest, a Wednesday. the 13th of May ; the Right Hon. Lord Faversham in the chair. Pogue &Boom COMMI/V4lO/I.—The Public ffiffirrels Commlesioroora held a meeting oo Friday : Present the Earl of Clareodoa, K.G., the Earl of Davao, the Lord Lytteltso, Bir & H. Mortis:ate, Bart, ILP., and IL Ha fted Vaughan, Esq. COL/11 VALLEY RAlLWAY.—Captain Tyler, R.E., one of the government inspectors of railways, has made an official examination of the exteosioo of this company's line from Yeldisun to Haverhill, and expressed his geoerel satis faction with the weeks. Tref& will be oommenoed next moth. The journals announce the death of the Prince d'Easliag, we of Yanks% of apopLay. aged 5L THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 27, 1863. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IL! RIC-LANX -(THD3 DAY.) - - Since this day se'nnight, the arrivals of all kinds of English produce up to our market, coastwise and by land carriage, have bees only moderate. From abroad the im ports of wheat, barley. oats, beam, pees, and flour have been seasonably ezteari•e. Fresh up this morning the inceipta of home-grown wheat were limited, and the show of samples was again trifling, but in full average condition. The advice' from America being marded aa somewhat warlike, the demand for both red and white qualities was tolerably firm, and in some Madame the quotations advanced Ia per quarter, compared with Monday last. Most of the samples were disposed of. The show of foreign wheat was extensive. Importers, however, were very firm io theirdemands. and the currencies had an upward tendency. We were but moderately supplied with both English and foreign barley. Sales, however, progressed &lowly, at about last week's quotations. Fine malt moved off steadily, at full prima. Other kinds were a dull inquiry, but not cheaper. The quantity of Eogliah oats on show was small, of foreign rather extensive. Good and fine corn sold at 6d. per quarter more money. Inferior samples ruled about stationary. Beans-the supply of which was small-were taken off steadily, at quite previous rates. The demand for peas was firm, at full quotations. Fine American flour advanced 6d. per quarter, and all other descriptions moved off steadily, at fully last Mooday's =MM. Only 16 cargoes of grain have been reported off I:vest als., 8 wheat. 4 maim, 1 barley, 2 beans, and 1 oiltake. Wheat commands more attention, and, in some instances, prices have advanced la per qr. Polish Odessa has changed hands at 40a 3d. ; Saida 32e. 10d. to 33e.rz a Springtime has moved off slowly. Odessa maize bee o hands at 30s. 9d.; Road barley, 22e. 10; Odessa rye, 31e. 6d. to 32a; mWetereed, 20e. ; and Dad, %1.. to 25e. per 480Ib. Egyptias beans are selling at 30a. to 31e.; Mastagan, 31s. to 32. per qr. Cottonseed may be quotedat 81.15..; sad cotton need takes have declined to 5/. 2s. 6d. to N. 10a. per ton. A full average business has been paring in linseed. Marianopoli has sold at 61e., and about 3,000 tons Calcutta for forward Mips:sot have produced 62e. In warehouse, Bombay is held at 68a, Calcutta, 61s. dd. to 65e.; Odessa and Azoff, 61a. 6d. to 62.. 6d. ; Egyptian, 61a. to 62a. ; fine St. Petersburg 65e. to 66a. ; Archangel, 61s. to 62e. ; and Riga, 48s. to 52a. per qr. delivered. Linseed cakes are still drooping in price. Town-made, to 10/. ; New York, in barrels, 91. 10s. ; ditto, in lisp, 91. ; Western, 81. 15e. ; and M 4 81. 12a 6d. per ton. Bombay reposed, 76e. to 77s7 i t Calcutta, 67n to 68e. per quarter. Most agricuhursl seeds move off slowly at about stationery prior. Analysis or Some.-English : Tares, 6 ; linseed, 25 ; rapeseed, 8 ; sundry, 43 pa. Foreign : Tares, 139 ; linseed, 13gip064 ; rapeseed, 3,512 ; and sundry. 2,006 pa. are.-Wheat, 1,342; oats, 42 ; tares, 10 ; linseed, 5,502 ; and Wands, 1,058 tyre. ; flour, 436 arta magma PRIM& AMUR. Par Qr. Wain. I. o Zatet,Sest, red, new 50 to 51 Ditto, white.. 41 to 53 NOrfolk and Ibtoola Par Qr. -- 40 to SO Malting 21 to St Cinadlos 25 to 27 pota OATS. 1;. -' Scotch, to 24 Irish, white 23 Noel MALT. Lutz, Norfolk,--ind Buffo& _ BO to dB Klngstoti end Won 00 to fle Brown —__ .. 81068. Masao& 29 to 31 Tick 23 to 91 Harr► 3l to 36 NV= ase to 42 —._ Hit Old and new .. 33 to 35 OATS. English. feed l9 to 24 potato lt to 26 Scotch, feed -- Gm 88 to 40 li nte _ 3O to Por - iii - : WELT. L IL Dantste sad Roolp berg SO to Ilk Rcotoek & Midden- Town taada:F4oii. 42 to 47 lbs. 40 to 41 Household I 14 Country Norfolk and Suffolk, ex ship to to tl - 1, --- - ------ 49 to U 47 to 50 Barba, hard art are;b4a, rod 44 to 49 Y 60 to 61 .. suirii. _ . _ Per 4 r. Orin. S. S. Danish and ilwadith 17 to U Russian Orloan --• 11 to U MAHN", cwt 3O to U 0321. Dutch, brew - l7 to 26 feed AtarrAls 01 GRAIN, &e., 11 WATER. C. 1111111,101, FROM CL UBl VI. Malik I Ign4lan• Mt to )3 29 to Mt ottl. lrotach. pot net .... 38 to 42 at 013411. „ 28 to 43 American, per brL 21 to If Cooodlan, to 24 NW LONDON, ET LAND AND APRIL Li TO APRIL 26. IN- Wro 88 to 19 36 to 38 LIMAN 0011. Rldts 1 Yellow 30 to 13 33 to 31 Teeka. LUSO Wirt. Bartay. Malt. ON a Deana Nan gra vs. gra OR gra. gra Wk instil . MM Ma 'D 679 MU MA 1 70 .. raring; .. 1114 iail Th 66 .... iris 142 16110 10 —l T0ta1.... UM MMen an 111104114160 LIVERPOOL COTTON KAMM. (THE DAY.) (at BUM= AID Enmaniumw. TZLIGRAYIL) UPSON OUR owl 0011/11/011011M.) Cattail market quiet, sad Do arterial clangs in prier to mike. Salsa probably about Ave or six Vicarial Inks. MINOING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) &MAL —Th• market is firm, bat no sales of Importance are reported. Reined is alio very firm, with a good busi ness doing at late prices. Corres.—No sales are reported, but there are buyers at previous Tu.—C 4l market is quiet, but firm. Race. - 6,000 bop have been disposed of, chiefly Arra can, at 9s. 3d. for middling Necrearie. firazerras.—At • further advance of 3d. to 6d. per cwt., there has been a very active demand, the sales being about 15,000 bags, at prices ranging from 375. to 395. lid. for re frailties 15 to 3 per cent Sort.—lerp sales of Demerara have been effected at U. bad. °MON.—No sales reported, the demand being inactive at forepart prices. The public sales advertised for to-morrow °owlet of 500 hhds. and 14,000 begs of sager, 000 packages of coffee, 300 bap of cocoa. 2,500 bags saltpetre, 9,000 Lags of rice, and sundry drysaltery goods. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market I. arm at the followiag quotations :—Town tallow 41i. 9d., set mak; Fidenbarg Y.O. or the mot, 4:16. 6d. ; Jam 445. ; July to September, 44e. ed. ; Waft to December, Me. 9d. to 47a. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. Nock oa ltsad this day ....casks Nitro, last week Ditto from Ist limo Arrival lad week Ditto from Mt Yana . Pries Y.C.00 the spot this day cwt Nita Taira lam Friday SHARE LISTS-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoo!. The railway market is somewhat firmer today, ii and a few of the leading stocks exhibit a 1 fractional improvement, compared with the last I prices of Saturday. London and North Western i ti i and Caledonian have advanced / per cent, and Lancashire and Yorkshire and South Eastern, k. P. Great Western and Great Eastern are firm. The r fortnightly settlement tends to restrict business. es Loudon and North Western stock is now quoted II 9/ to 1 ; Great Western, 136 k tof ; Midland, 12 2 7 to f ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 10/ to I ; I Caledonian, 112 to } ; South Eastern, 901 to 911 ; : Great Eastern , 51 to 1.• Great Northern, 1201 u to 1214 ; and London and South Western 1011 u to 102 k. u Indian and Canadian railway securities are 1. steady. Bahia shares are rather lower, and Great P Luxembourg dull. _e ex - ‘umbis AND UTUO li •lrdi lAllmin • I cul sav tse V B- -- I 111"1"17 so IP tift ,-. T $ 111 W lilt WI m.. ... S* 41 a 13 11 69 91 la 109 aot n; a • 19 26 120 121201 1211 1 134 133 101 103 66/ - - 1471 4071 TO 77 114' 110 30 40 97 971 101 102 43 44 111 1 2 1 1 pm 122 1 110 at 1* 11m be II 94 96 981 99 96 4 86 1116 115 117 14 1141 N 11t 111 119 121 a. 44 011 150 a 50 N U We W IT N N 11l 4 7 0 W U • 15 pm Ur aPm II T "1 si p. *I N it 11i 110 lit Ili 112 US 111 129 121 105 107 SS V 116 117 100 111 103 10$ lee lee 90 101 98 90 09 91 142 104 74 74 le 77 1611 171 US 104 137 132 U 4 114 114 214 123 138 114 as US IN In lib "if II! 04. , _4B - it i ;al .... 111 140 101 106 113 06 109 111 107 100 11 14 01 lei Par i D. My Di IN t3l NO 101 NO 101 19 91 r 79 18 9 U NI ale ni 65 67 119 130 110 It: 101 IN 1n 199 :WAYS. I 4:11. PON& I 1• 02 7•11 • lidiliseales.ll. Tp.a. IMO= L J 11 , 1 s O. 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New Setae 1,400 - Naelh Dewlap 700 North lecke= lON N. WS. Ramse(lllapa 31.14. 44 9 f,046 .. Nor* Inaal Oreety 11,,1110 - Per Com (11. Emmy) . 16 46 61 * Providence (U. Want). NAL 41 43 700 .. leakier Notre& . 116 124 611 .. L Oared= 014. claim l6 19. 496 0,6% .. S. Oars Bras alloranl • *WW I 31 1 6 at .. S. W. llanassa (l ml. 111.16.0.1 910 .. gray Park 11.14s 30 IS 9,9 M S 1/14mar BllALsedifa.e 46 i i 9,600 .. ria ones &OM .. *sat Basset (D) l4 12 13 1,9 Y .. W. Oared= (ard 6 27 29 {M .. West Salim 00 _ In. Swat Mama) 7O .. WlO. ban (Redratb) 6 6 46 0 63 4,904 .. **al bubo* 1.10.6 6 4ld St ml %Me _ W. Mary Asm(llantims 8 164 .06 397 .. *hag Set= 696 SO 969 id —id 1,040 . Wh. Tralawney ILL A) 1 164 176 0.000 .. *beg Unica MU:IG* MINIS. 1/14. I IL I *mu* IPa 141. prima 1 Salsa 20.4991 111 MOO= . ...- .... II i 1 10.0% 1 los Amon, lhatied.. an 1 .-, AM 4 lirea 1. 1..,511.06.(14m) all I L .. 10000 10 Cape Copper (Malted) 1 Ipm .-. 15009 2 Capers liver MOO 0 Oeir v Oeppie all 19 116 11.000 19 OspLffle (lAm.l .. 111 71 100,000 1 Don Pe InN. Dal Nay 6 pm .-- MOM 1 Dun Itosatals Dapper W— -15000 5 Lat Dal lter(Limited) 1 I Olt pm 15,990 2 Porta* 111,910 19 General (l4m.) a all ll 21 II NON 13.N.Cp.S. Aselralla(L 14 14 lidto 01.9 M 1 1= 11 9 99 ( 1319 4 1 Psr 10 AO* Unani all 7 76 — 19,409 Lastbsidan INAS Mailed* all 1 — loo,ol* ILLureasilres.G.l l 2 mil Ai *OM w.i.hismo.4o "A m .( a dy, 10,090 S 9 PonWbandllUvair a 5 IKON Part PhilMp III 14 16 1 IMata Barbara Gold II 1 6 Pm 1 0 . 680 Scottish Seaga (We) 1 per 17990 11.4109 IS Mao= *I ley (Lisa) la 60 644 43,174 IS Milted *mime 9 84 96 17 1 10,000 10 Vancouver Coal (Ma) 5 Ima 6ap— -4..4.4 Worthhog (UM) .l. 4 4 •-• WIN Yudansinetema (Mal. all 36 al -* 10017 VOCE lail IK'ON 11/6 MAXI 1•• 1,000 , be .= redo. am Lea. .Imilo Palma's* (Um 'Auleshris , look of W ks Ilona of Beak of Quessalsad Beak of Victoria, SoAtt lank of Wales ;Lim.) . Dank of New Zealand 1 AMINCICII• finish N. Maims Cbar.BklirlL Columbia O. Bk. (sulfa Asa UM,* tiara. M. d =mg ..... oaetrAal searkaal Irish (Um.) ,Ilieg.dseadskasailasres. Imperial leak. Limited tondos sod Itrasillan Los. B. Amelia. Plato (L .Loa. Loa. OD. irk of Aral. London sad Colonial (I if odes sod ()quay Loudon latne Moat Loa. and Middlesex (L Loa. sad Northern (L leeway. A /loath *P.—. ,Loa.*ll.Wootern (Lisa. faa. mat 98 103 71 1r 99 SO 111 U 9 II IVAY 91 Id id psi ft 61 PE 40 61 1 01 dk SI 161 id 48 64 18 100 111 40 1 p 4 It ; 114 1e .6 I I ; I • 18 dk par at 44 4 4 4 1 1 2 160 111 1 01 64 TT 78 1 1 144 211111: Kelm a Prov..aalk (L '- 'llldlsnd Bank (Um) '/ o no. of !Italksillook Mew MO War Mama' Hoak Oospora Otkara Bank A 61 A Id zo — ll — Or . par Ase Ms $ • s. A A li lAs 1 lAs A ft Do. Now Preftalsl of froUmA loil!fe t lud.,! NMI (L , Stoad.of Union of Auotr.no . . On. of 114%.&1 1 rafato (L. .17210 n of (WNW (Ika.). Milks cd Louisa /EPLitlti. PdliN pries. I. 1 2 it CI 26 Wsil M6i IW 1,00 s: los AOOI 110 ~10301 000; II 6060!. MC 60 _ . =tl:el :A.R. Midvale, Agricet. Bahia Stem (Limited). Beetles Waserwerte, . Matey Gss. Limited. 'Brit. American land BALM hue Ma. ill Ceylon Compai;i Citim&JapealLßLNev 019.Micatiam Itemett BM ha:L.7lpm rent Ora Palmas PrsWroos L IM. eutliatott:Asmrseelo. I. Kindle d Loo. scippec eft. Kamm Ifulgatio, Ovid Ship (Lbaltett) D.. 171 PR mot Prof Isolke Carrying (LI.. frrliftlas Canal I Jobe Stock DlaccuntlL Labolg Tea (Umliod).. 'Loa Mark< Ts/ !Lea Gab. Minna' Co IKane Intim a an. NNW/a. iz. Tel (Urn Ketßall. Qv., &Wu !NatailAad&Cce.C•.(L) . lemakeel Discount iimeb — t — b Da New ereaa N.eeee 4 N Zeeland T.andL(Lthe ;31,11e!t.. Aseirelasi.e, I Odaig Gls Do. Nur .. , Oda la. Ms. iLo. Jr Ottnamaa Goo Pool &Ivor Ira • ID Paola. sod Oda Mom Do. New Malt. (L) Do. Now PAo doJan. Do. do Royal lloolaidi Amok loavalao. &African Irriga.lov.(L £Waliw Lind ilklintori?oTai. Dario Tebegrepet te Ladle M.) T Aria.) I'M (I.oaimade Lloseeee TeL Tan OlimeeWe Lod— alapm ! ffn 24 27 6840 a 92 i dim i : 100 103 le 01 al/ I Pal I Ala P Pm m I id I It Pa Poll Ile 4 pav t duel I .* 4 * ! w 5 6 i Ma par 50 56 76 76 16 t 1 } em 8 poi 19 13 6 4 6 tio IS 1i li 5 66 00 OE LW 14$ 5 die a t si I f xcl f I ak Pie 1 s POm # fir 11 1 Po Cl"ilg ßaturC " 4002 lie le? Wm to-day Oa 1 p.m. 108 k MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooz. The funds remain quiet at Saturday's prices. The other markets are firm. A few of the English railways are a trifle better. Foreign stocks are well supported, though there is no revival of business, except as regards Spanish Passive Bonds, which have attained a fresh rise. Owing to the confirmation of the reverse to the ' Federal fleet at Charleston, the scrip of the Con federate Loan has improved to If to 2/ prem. That of the Turkish Loan is also better, at 11 to 14 prem. The scrip of the Italian Loan is steady, at If to If prem. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 69fr. 40c., being sc. better than on Saturday. Coombs are now quoted 921 to 9, both for money and the account (May 7). The official business report is as follows :-Tbree per Cent. Consols, for money, 929, 9,9, 9 ; ditto for account, 929 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911 ; New Three per Cents., 91f, 1 ; India Stock, 228, 230 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1091, 9 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. "enforced" rupee paper, 1151 ; and Exchequer Bills, 4t, 95., Be. prem. Turkish securities are firm, and the Consolidsis have advanced per cent. There is also an im provement of per cent. in Greek. The principal movement in this department, however, has again been in Spanish Passive Bonds, which have risen, being last marked 301 and 301. Spanish Certificates, on the other hand, remain dull. The Turkish Loaa of 1854 is now quoted 87 to 4 ; that of 1858, 671 to 681 ; that of 1862, 701 to ; the Con solidi* 473 to 1 ; and Greek, 281 to 29. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilisus, 1001, ex div. ; ditto 1839 and 1859, 1004, ex div. ; Egyptian, 979, ; Greek, 281, 9 ; ditto for account, 281 ; ditto Coupons, 139, 4, 9 ; Italian for account, 71, 701 ; ditto Maremmana Rail way, 761 ; Portuguese, 1862, 48 ; Russian, 1850, 91 ; ditto 1860, 91 ; ditto, 1862, 951, 95 ; Sardinian, 8.51 ; Spanish, 531 ; ditto Passive, 309, 1,9, 9 ; ditto Certifi cates, 101, 9 ; Turkish, 1854, 879, 87 ; ditto, 1868, 68 ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 684 ; ditto, 1862, 709 ; ditto, for account, 704 ; Venezuela, 1862, 571. Gold to the amount of 22,0001. was purchased by the Bank on Saturday. The Maid of Judah has arrived from Sydney with 23,500 sovereigns. The steamer Climatic will take to-day 96,1801. in silver and 21,6001. in gold for Bombay, and 13,0001. in gold for Alexandria, snaking a total of 130,6801. A telegram, dated Madrid, April 24, says : The Marquis of San Carlos has today male an interpells tion in the ()mimes as the Passive Debt. The reply of the commission is vary favourable. It is believed that the commission is about to present its invert An important undertaking is announced under the title of the Anglo-Indian Cotton Company (Limited). The capital is 500,0001. in 100,000 shares of 51. each, of which 20,000 shares are to be issued at first. The project enjoys a large amount of support in the cotton districts, and the direction, besides being very respectable, has the advantage of being almost exclusively composed of persons connected with the cotton trade. Amongst the names are three of the mayors of Blackburn and Stockport The objects are stated to be to promote the growth of superior qualities of cotton in India, from New Orleans, Egyptian, and other acclima tised seed ; to purchase cot ton direct from the ryota by an arrangement for which many ad vantages are claimed, not the least of them being that it "gives the security of a law of contract ;" and to erect storehouses and factories, and establish gins, hydraulic presses, and the most approved machinery for cleaning cotton expeditiously. The directors exprees confidence that by three and other means they will be able to effect large savings in the ordinary charges, and to lay down cotton at Liverpool at a much lower coat than that of American growth. The company buys from the promoters their interest lin the grant of an extensive tract of land, the greater portion of which is to be cultivated by the ryota, the company maintaining a small model farm, with a view to encourage them by teaching and example. It is affirmed that many of the leading manufacturers have intimated their ap proval of the company's plans, and that the shares have already been largely applied for in Manchester and other seats of the cotton trade. -- --- The English and Belgian Bank, the prospectus of which was published a few weeks ago, and then temporarily withdraw, has been reconstituted as the English, Belgian, and Netherlands Bank (Limited). It is now intended to extend the ope rations of the bank into Holland, offers of material support having been received from houses engaged in Dutch trade, both here and abroad. Several additions have likewise been made to the board, and it is intimated that negotiations are in progress for the transfer to this bank of the business of an old established bank in Belgium. The new bank will act as agents to the London, Buenos Ayres, and River Plate Bank, the London and South African Bank, the City Bank, and others. The capital is 1,000,0001. sterling, or 20,000 shares of 501. each, of which one half are to be issued in the first instance. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly List) of the railway calla falling due in the month of May. The total is very moderate. Amount per elute. DIM - Already Number Die in May. 18113. Dote. Paid. Call. of Shares. Amount. Danube and Neck Sea, S par east. Pref 5 30 0 not known. Ores& Idian Peninsula New M. paid London,Drightonotc , 61. Shares Metropolitan 6 per et Prat 101. Shares.. Do. Extension Shares Monkland New Vale of Neath 201 Pref.. 1802 1 14 2 0 0 7,040 14020 Total In May At 01,1164 Total celled In five months of 18611 £2410.067 Application has been made to the Stock Exchange committee to appoint a settling day in the shares of the Asia Minor Company (Limited), and it will probably be taken into consideration on Monday. Barmier Erzurum Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 to 1, both for money and the 7th of May, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 92 13.16 to 15.16, or 921. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 1, g, ; ditto for account, 921, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 1 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 141 ; Beni Stook, 234, 235 ; India Stock, 228 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1091 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1883, 1001 ; Four per C.ent. " en faced" rupee paper, 98 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1071 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 1151. The India Five per Cent. Stock remains at 1091 to 4. The rupee paper is leis inquired for. Exche quer Bills have again risen Is., closing at 3s. to Bs. prem. Business in the foreign stock market has slackened, except as regards Turkish Consolid4s, in which the transactions were extensive, between 471 and 48. The market for bank shares was heavy, and a reduction occurred in many descriptions, including British and American Exchange Bank, Continental, English and Irish, Bank of Hindnstan, London and Brazilian, London and Buenos Ayres, London and Colonial, London and Middlesex, Standard Bank of Africa, and Imperial Ottoman Bank. The latter closed at 101 to 111 prem. Berlin Waterworks shares were inquired for, while London District Telegraph and Oriental Inland Steam were heavy. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 91 to prem. ; Universal Marine, 11 to 11 ; Thames and Mersey, 2f to 1 prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 181 to 17 ; Commercial Union, 1 to 1 prem. ; London and Provincial uADINADY MAW ♦ND 'TOMES. •••01.11.11MairVal. Pastsn, NILO. BMW GM Make .. Oak eN Imam— •l•••42..sagle Daft asill~ vas. Dua4,11•66.114bL•i. letlabursbasithripm =f• L Wilma lbekera Do.A! o& Do. Did AND= Dik Grod Northam Do.ll, Aive. sodlr.on . (Da) Oroo4 Weiler! _ _ lasorldrea Tediddr. Imamra Illastwall 1.447T —. aa /I'W -- aells aia: LandceillsoilkWailen. Mariposa '6l 01114111 Da New Do. New . _ . Do. law AY Dry ltld. Dl we. dm) Do Maras VA Kass led Lent (Cray lAso) Do.laba.PortlaDoad I.isskew—Berwlek Do. G.N.l.Pars. Do. Loa* . Do. York .... I Do. ea-Wei; Do. New thiti. North Sislicedshirs lanb&S.Wesiens/ was Beetilsb N. Z. Abecitk. Shrewsbury & Welebyl &Mk Weiss ..- . Tads& i Lbw D4u, Ala W. %l a. &C so Medan II abs 6 is Ds ts . 11114..- lie I* 10 IN 10 Do 4, Tag yd. _ Do I Do 0 a m Olobot BT. Vale et Ns* Thema' Ma. • Mole, Waterford wel di =Mew West west I sill 14 DI ale Mo = D PlifiltKW :54 L. CI 10 4 44 ST NI is Igo ell 17 ... 120/ ask 107ik In ,BriatoldiZsatarap.e.Bui lealadonlan Quar. 08.. Oork and Bandon Sip.e aannrA per oat. Bus.BAiltrar ea. Dna.* emousw Qp. at. t a ka =tit n. cont., No. 1 Do. do. No Do. do. 6 parotid. pot Do B. ANNA& A. p. o Do. do. A. 7 per cast Do.Z.Uoloo, 4p. eLgas Do. do. 6 pot cool gr Do. Nod. iµa16..1848 Do. de pad._ pod., 1867 1D0.dat0d.64101.44a. Do. de moot. Lotacrod.atitec 417.06.(DarloglitAls • Mom. p. Da taloa 4 p. Da boodoma p. Do Ipolrodooma Trot Do. Men. Goa. Stock Da lbw Fret 84.44 D0t8466. Goo. Moot DoCboolorrtla Bp.o. Da do. do. Sp.& Look York*.l p.0.1al losaiDelgbd.6 pads& 86 No. 1 Daiwa to. No. t Do. Ilp.o. da,... Dal... do. NO. 4 De. Do p.o.pot.ak at. Do.7p.o.PreLlNook. D&lpadis.(W. Lae P. Do. a MAW. dd. WI aolDovel LaNW.Osallatuaip.e. LAALW.7p.obllatoish. sod LW. =s ae L 6. 7lkoadp. et I Do. bl Do. If pot mo Do.tedosouddo 5 p ..06 NdimadOoss6.llp.o.Roei Do.COOO Br.* 8.6 p.o Day p.ot. Prat taxi Ds toLdilitabis • p.c. Medi& Sp. at la Inca North Rattail pro OW I Did low Goa 6 p. et Llallordor Union pm 11.18.—0000 s pair,. DI. do do Do. Loads 6 p. 06. No. fi. • Loom Nor& 86aff4rdah4o loot4ahOod./44varol 800LN.11.116p.0t.Pr0t. 86 Do.Absr. gad p.a Da ad. !rd. Nook 11. Dorn Mod 46 p. I Pltood. Ad. /Lae I Do. Do. de nw sand &sod 66 par ma W:= o 'iakold Y Do. do. /Spa Do. do. 06p.0. Ind Vslo Preference W .klt olot.adllbooop p.o Do. do. Do. !loop. p. Prot lbe.do.vm. 6 6.01. 101 ZION RAIIIIAYL ill IM ,« (iN M liii 110 ,IM ins wo Imit hi ha lel IM VA liii 100 lel 111.00 lig" 110 , le• IN IN IN M. I. 1.0 int me 2 12 at - 11i ii Pn dim 151 si 901 11 i ea sii! 100 10'000' tat 7.001 2,000 100 5,000 . 100 10,002 1 100 10.000 20 WPC 00 KW! N NAN i fi • - ! 17,000' 20 111000 100 15.000 10 14000 00 out 100 {lOOO, 20 6.000' 100 111040 100 66000' 10 ro. I Si. I 10,100 10 00 10,000 1 000 1 1 0 16.000 to 00,000 10 20.080 tOOO so Pomo M. I A.OlO 024 22,000 20 10,000 10 ooo,eoo St. 12,000 25 001021 02. MAW 01.. MAN ea. 10,000 10 NAN 10 00.0ie 20 7 dui galas. - ?I* 1 * 1* 21f 141 j is sal 4 pm ili I _s_ dial nee 9 1091 10 lie . nee Ti - ni a) 10C - II 40 - 4 Lii - ... 11{ 64 1 lc 14. - i ta It Marine, dia. to par; end Oriental and General Marine, 1 to If prem. The closing quotations for shares in new undee takings to-day were as follows :—British aid Foreign Marine, fto prem., ex the new issue Empire Marine, fto prem. ; Westminster and Southwark Bank, par to 1 prem. Panonia Leather Cloth, f to f prem. ; West Surrey Tanning, k to f prem. ; Union Marine, If to If prem. ; Mercan tile and Exchange Bank,' to I dia.; National Bank of Liverpool, 4 to 44 pram ; Bank of Otago, I to 2 prem. ; and London Bent of Scotland 1 to I I prem. A decided fall took place to-day in Canada go vernment bonds. New Brunswick were likewise heavy, and Victoria have slightly receded. MINER.-(THIS DAYJ Two ol The mining market is inactive with for transactions. Wheal Seton shares are lower, at 240 to 245, while Marko Valley ate ratbor better, at 71 to 8. East Caradon and without change at 411 to 42. The fortnightly settlement partly engages attention. In the Stock Exchange Wheal Ludcott have been deals in at 54 ex div. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain inactive. Port Phillip have changed hands at 11, and St. John del Rey at 66 . The fi rst ordinary gen meeting of the Gilvach Coal Company (Limited) took place on Tuesday Let, Mr. Brockett in the chair, when a satisfactory report of the present position nd prospect' of the company was read. In consequence of the mineral property of the company having been much ex tended, a resolution was unanimously adopted to allot the hitherto unissued shares to the public, preference being given to the present shareholders. Applicatiowi will be received up to Saturday, the 16th May. At North Jane Mies meeting on the 23rd tact., • call of 10a per share was made. I At South Wheal Crofty meeting on the 2D4h inst., the amounts showed a debit balance of 6691. Os. id's s call of 20a. re gore was made. The Wills Mine sold on the 23rd Mat. 70 tons of Iced ore, at 12!. 7s. 6d. per ton ; and the North Lary, 20 ter, at 131. per ton. From Great Laxey the agent writs:—" At the north, or Dumbell's, the rich run of ore ground laid open down to the 50, and in the nap sinking below which (now down some fathoms) it is valued at 100/. to 150!. per fathom, has been met with is the 110, worth about 30!. per fathom, and looking well for improvement. This discovery, although long anticipated, is most important, r it lays open in this corner of the mine 60 fathoms of valuable bare. In the south or copper ground the ore discovered in the 100 het bees met with in the 120, 140, 165, and the 190 fathom levels, in the latter 100 fathoms nearer than was aatici paled, thus opening out en immense amount of reserve ground. The Th lhxrp g in tL d resen in t in m e o a nt retinuespinhijhblPrad -4,0001. worth of lead and copper ores, and have shipped in the same period, under their standing contract, about MO tons of bleode, worth about 760!." BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS.-(THIS DAY.) The Board of Trade returns for the month and three months ended the Slat March, were issued this morning. We subjoin a statement of the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the month and the three months in the last three years : For the Per the mouth. three menthe. 1061 ...... ...... 110,030,830 £27,669.249 1362 1053 . . The returns for January (this year) were 8,046,1561. ; February, 9,298,5701. ; and for March, as will be seen above, 10,217,4751. .—(THIS DAY.) et • mi. lila a 1 e l ° - • . 4 1 1 ! - I i 4 WIDNISDAY. to W. N.W., strong, synally. As above. W.N.W. to N.N.E., freak equally. W. to N.. atm& Asne s" :lore, showery. W.N.W. to N.N.Y . fresh, fine. As next &bore. WEATHER REPORT. NJ=at Mao IA e t D. .---- i — Nairn 29. 2 aberdeew —196748 S Leith 1/3.771411 4 Ardromen 2F.61 1 1: 4 Portrush 29.93 a Galway . 9314r, 4 Yalestia 30.2.. 61 4 Hm:Mows 21220611 1 olyhead 20.3 0 ,6'• 1 Liverpool c0.03`63 0 Pembroke 3917013 2 Penumos 30.2 1 ,64 1 Jersey 1 I— - Brest 3911%~62 L'Orteue 90.99 M Rochefort —O.lOO 1 4 1"""h tit 7.4 1 1:43 3 Potiemowth. 1!0.14161 Kew. 30.12Mb Laudon 90.14re I Dover MINGO ' Yarmouth 30.5q3 Seeriarough ‘y9 9110 Shields '29.3062 HelLmland 3O ' 9 =Z ia gla 1 ZO2 117111 DAT. W. to N. sod N.E., W.S.W. W. N. W. NAL W. S.W. & W. W.S.W. w. W. N. W. N.N.L N.L S.W. W.N.W. W.N.W. Use' to strong. An above. 111 W.B.W. to N.N.W., W.CI rilo g 'N , ligah to W. drossy Asnestaboss,showw7. LW. w.4.W. to N.N.W., 11.1. fresh, 'qua ly, shown. As nest above. PIIO77NOIAL SMART MARKETS. Z. nni LrrnatfooL, MIIL 15.—fieles teaday : Great lastern. 61— Unwed:etre and Yorkshire, 1072 _Lemann and North Weider', 972—Mauchesteg, iiheMeld,andLWoeb, 4114 2—Metropoli4n,New lOL Shares. 1 p,—Midiand, 122 22 211 ; ditto, New W. te. Shares —North MUIR, 501—Bouth ltaaten, t 0 4 I—Baftalo and Lake Huron, 4 13.16-Drat Luxembosrt. Western of Canada. 116-16 7-16—Sambre rnd re il l asse. 10 15-16-9 an Paulo, 7,per cent. ll p.—Commercial Bank, 182—National Bank of ussepaol, 44 }p— Albion Marine Innermost 7-16 v.—British and Foreign Marine x New, 946 n.—Queen Insurance Com posy.; p.—Thames sad Mersey Marine. 11-16 p. twumenial, ASIGL 25.—Birmingham Canal Shares ,were sold to-day at 9112, and Birmingham Banks at 27—Chester and Holy head Five per Cent. Stock. quoted 114 to 116—Birmingham Guaranteed, 764 buyers—Birmingham Gaa, 1414 sellers—Bri tanni Bank Li miteda Mina, h ) eavy at l2 dis. die. —General Steam, Bit to 4—Midland (, to 3eLneehrsts; ArSIL 26.—There has been a pretty good business, bat at lower prima Bank of Manchester, 4 1. 16 p.— D4tio Certilicate, 4—Great Leuerubourg, 141—Grand Trunk of Canada, 181—Great Western of Canada. 111—Grest Wedern, 195—Lencashire and Yorkshire, 1071—Landon and North Western. 1172 7 2—Manchester. Shellie.W, and Llocohuhlre. 436 2—Sfetropolitan, 14—Midland, 122—North British, 50 — south S.eseen, 004—Thames and Mersey Marine insursnce. 11-16 p.—Ve hitehareu and Furness, 161. Dosllll, Anti lA—Three per Cent. Console 914—Three per Cent, Reduced, 901—New Three per Cost. Reek, 911 ire— DIM, for sconant 112th May), el—National Bank of Ireland, 301. paid. 764-Provincial bank, 2.51. paid. 90—Atlantic Limited), 101. paid, It—Belfast and Northern Counties, 661. paid, 46 Cork, Blackrock, and Pump, 101. paid, Ili 9—Dutells and Kingstown, 1001. peed, lei ad—Dublin and Meath, 251 paid, 9--Gnat Southern owl Western. 1001. paid, 102—Waterfowl an d Limerick. 501. Wet 1O —Great Southern and Western 4 percent prp.. 1001. paid, 100—Irish North Western, 6 per cent. pro., Ms. 6. LINCOLN GREAT AP IL HORN; SHEEP, AND CATTLE F A LL—FRIDAY .—This important annual fair nom reed good atte " adanee Thesda ot y b e li n y d ert er am ina all ted parta t"iy of . the Th e co re no w tr ag y and several from abroad. The show of horses was tolerable, but of really liret.dase animals the supply was small, the best qualities having been sold in the 'tables before the fair began. Souse very ire harness horses made 250/. per pair • riding and driving bores sold at 801. to 1604 ; young ani mals of mi id actios, 421. to 631. ; pairs to match, NW. to 1301. ; to park purpose', 751. to 105/. ; other des criptious, to 501. rah. The demand, on the whole, proved good, and high prices were paid for superior horses. hut inferior ones met a slow isquiry. In the sheep fair there was • spleedid show of Lbraloshire bred sounala. tbo supply being estimated at 30,000. They were io first-rate tradition. Buyers purchased freely, and remunerative rates were paid-62a. to 75e. each. Mr. W. Greetham. of Sheinfiekl.ball, was the successful competitor for the paver cup, value 2131., given by Messrs. Smith and hankero, for 50 of the beet ram bogs. At the cattle fair today there was a good show of beasts sod • steady demand took pleas at fa prior for superior qualities. lerYOKTAMT INTE.NTIDN.—A skilful engineer re ' sib* in Paris has invented • machine by which cotton rap of every descriptra m ay be rendered for spinning. By this means rap, such as old sheets shirts, and pocket haodkerchisla, worth Dot more than 201 r. the 20016. weight, can be cooverted ioto blue or red cotton equal to that fin. porte d f ro ., E g ypt, which, though inferior to American (*two, brings a high p ri es in the Havre market. It is ex pected that this invention will attract the attention cot cottouspinoers throughout France. CRYSTAL PALACE. LILLY-A-CROWN DAT.— SATTLDAT, Aran. 25. Adrolealons on payment, 967 ; ditto by mom tickets. 2,416 ; total, 3,403. i 3 , 1 t i 6 • 1 : ) rt -3.y. I over, dW itvu rforrDel Peo' l 5 . . * ire tb ". MAIL r goo ' God 7 5 bq 0 ! 44 .nf i:iii ?2,9Qf i,iii 112,F4 I 1:6 114..874" . 54. E 57a. it --- elli KT= Ma id. 475. W. 4.2,1516 1,175 73,863 1,646 17,871 4.4. Id. 444. Id. SO SO fie 101 1031 11} 12.41 MOO r.. 7 .,-,1 11 11 114 Si P 9 112 lit llb -- if if 27 29 - 1 t 112 I , 4 fin 1 i n I II a6B 19 f ll4 S 3 IS -E b - • - p 1 - I -- b - o.- j -1-