The Express. — London, England, 1857-07-10 00:00:00

pr Am wsd 1.47 twg obi re pay he perfectly satisfied that, if you return a verdict orefectory to yourrelres against the prisoner you need not Mr any consequences from any future and fleeted dieter,- Ay, for you will have done your duty under your oath to GM sad your country. and you may be quite satisfied that ifsagee you never will fed. Tbe jury then retired to comailer the verdict. At twenty-five minute§ from two iicloek, the jury bell isg, a nd immediately afterwards they slowly entered, and Psi their arms—haring been absent exactly half an hour. The Lord Justice Clerk, addrcesing the audience, said—l writhere will be no exhibition of (citing of any sort on lb. giving of the verdict. Even at this moment°. hour, Mice Smith's composure mimed to be but slightly affected ; occasionally she can rased her lips firmly together, and a slight tremor which ! rept over her wee scarcely perceptible to those doss beside The Clerk having called over the names of tho jury, rod asked them to deliver their verdict, Tie Chancellor (Mr. MAO, teacher) rose and asid—ln respect of the tirst count in the indictment (the mdmintstni ikos of mama on the 19th Fahruaryk ths 1•17. • niejority, dad the prisoner NOT GUIL TY; Inesepset the second count jibe administration of pelmet on the Lad February], the jury, by a maissity, and the charge NU T PROVEN ; and, is respect of tan third count (that of murder by tho sdosinietration of arsenic on the 22nd or Jird Mach], the jury, y ` b a niajotity, Sod the (-barge against the prison, NOT PROEN. Thi s a nnouncement, notwithstanding the warning of the benth, ell. kcal loud and prolonged cheering hong the crowded court, and the news being insmediately passed on to then recourse outside, In Parlianeent-aquare, the cheering was echoed Lack. The scene inside the court was almost amusing. In TAM the jwlgee frowned—tn vain the camels and Alma the (wart *hauled silence—the pent-up feelings of the crowd coo duels' to find gelid in noisy applause ; and it was not the Lord Justice Cloth had ordered an unlucky individual who bad caught his eye to bo taken into custody that order was reams& The nature of tlle ver dict appeared to rodeos little or no effect on the eccuotd. She merely shifted hie patties slightly, re-arranged bar cloak, which append 10 Iwo pertly fallen unbcnied Gas her shsaldiss a• orgsisso th e moment, end settled hossit nueramisres*ln (set which she had occupied &ASS The Lind Sias ask elbstaing the jury, said he bad Is drink Illmodes* etas part of the court, but on tbet of the samalay, Iles had patience and dclibe tam asloadms lift toy Ind bestowed upon tbe OM, and eel bin ors cemeurrence and that d the awl la do Isla id fay which they had Sis yes OM to that the cowl su▪ e of miles 114 dm amid, in consequence. ns.. Os bey had uadergosa on this alik S pam ins Nevin wojwar• fain years. Thee immihmilimiallowed is the IM et do sottou *pitmen, Wei Ike nearly is bags palul; and this had bra mod •• swiss. • drawer got who Court th.aught it tr at ir=er isemptioa. Els lard•bip also express 1 st Irvin boss nnendated etch them in this Vita mem sea gsWatit ptience or int.:Hines°, iggs• ffer••• tam the bar, sad Tram r Owl •••11•ammiell Mar WIN tis beneath tli — e — ceerX • bewildered individual, who had been takes into etietedy be clear* in the galleries, was then brought before the Cent The Lord Justice Clerk raid that for the very ice boat exhibition of which bs had been guilty, ender Oa very rye of the court, they hod intended to mud him at sees to peon, but he &reeled to be such • foolish-looking price, and no be hid been joined in his indecent behaviour ir no many others., the court did not think him St to he so ash with, and lie wee accordingly dismissed, amid the loud ettlof the whole amenablage, in which their lordebipe r sot help joining. The cowl then adjourned. It may be necessary for English readers to explein what Le Ares counts were on *kick Miss Smith won tried. The kW comb In which a verdict of "Not Guilty" wee returned, =eskline Smith, in the phrmeolegv peculiar to cri co li urts, " with wickedly and feloniously administering await, or some other poison, with Intent to murder ; as also with murder, in so far se, tint, on the Idth or 20th days of February last (Thursday or Friday), in the house in Blythe wood-square, Glasgow, occupied lot Janet Smith, her father, she did wickedly and felosionaly aoreinieter to, or cause to be taken by, Emile or Pierre Emile L'Angelier, now decanted. and thee, or ktely before, in the employment of W. B. Huggins and Co., menhente,Botherellestreet, Glaegner,as • clerk or in roam other capacity ; and then, or lately bcfore, rending with David Jenkins, a joiner, mud Anne Duthie, or Jeekine, bee wile, in Franklin-street, Glomerate, a quantity or L ee . egies of anemic or other poison, to the prom-Moe =- le cocoa, or cam, or some other article or conches of Lod or of kink, to the peueecutor unknown. or in e'en other manner to the prosecutor unknown, with intent to murder the said Etude I:Aegrlier ; and that be having taken the said sneak or poison, or other part thereof, so ado , ' - , se tend or calmed to be Minn by her, he did, in conscqoenee thine; and herseliately or soon after taking the name, ✓efer severe illana" The armed and third counts, on which a verdict of " Not Proven" wee returned, charged that " 3lude line Smith, the 32a or 23rd of February (Sunday ur Monday), in the beam at Blythswoodoiquare of did eke...titter, or asses to be taken by the said Emile L'Angelier, • quantity sr quantities of sneak or other poison. in nova, or hen coffee, re la some other article of foal or driekor iu some other mart en, with Intent to murder him. and that us consequence of Yong the maid poises shot he again petered severe ,linen; and on the 22nd or 23rd of March (Sunday or Monday), in the hoses is Blythsweed-equate aforeraid, she did adeunister le, or coo to be taken by the said Emile L'Angelier, in IMO other amide or artb Ins of fool or drink to the pro genitor anicsown, or in WOO other 141:11100T to the prosecutor toknorin, a quantity or quantities of arsenic or other rtto the prosecutor el:items - a, and the said Etude e geller having taken the mid amino or other poison, er part thereof, atminiannd or mused to be taken by the primmer, he did immedintely or soon after NAT seven W ean, end died on the 23.4 of March. in consequence of the mid sneak or other poison having been cm ham by him, and was Him murdered by the mid Ike/cline Smith." The Claviar Daily .]Veil saya of the tried on Wedmore day—" Throughout this day, Miss Smith dill not maintain that appearance of collous confidence that thoracterised bet deumanour from the voninierwement of the per odinge tent nick. Iler countenance betrayed undouhted lumsety as the Lord Justice-Clerk dwelt ursin the details of the °M ime in &V./ of or against her; and what i'ven strong point fur the crown was refelied to by his lewdohip, her aercenionem was quite manifest. During the grouter pert of the bison of Faculty', isdelems in support of the des knee she leant bark. .rth bee bead down, and appeared at flews to be deeply nffeciell. At the time tbecourt retired fur refreshment, some lad'es were admitted through a side-door to the front of the prisruer. With sing.eler hod taste, and great want of k^ling, they Fazed at her so long, and so toddy, that a hum of disapprobation :rem the other epee bee Nee ta the court obligui them to make • precipitate retreat." The reporter of the Neerhr,ter Gan f dish cape of yesterday's proceedings .—Whilst the choncellor mu reading the verdict, the prironer gat-ad at the jury steadily, bet stab no signs of agitation, end when the verdict of Not Woven ore Um third charge war W, her heed slightly kll, her Ism broke into a b:t i semewhat ea:toted smile, and her band won warmly grasped by her agent. Mr. it nken, on one side, end the pal matron on the other--expressions of eyenisithy eitich seemed to nibet her more ekeply than any incident dike nose days' trial." CAPTTNE OF A SLAV EL—Our ( Tidies) Portsmouth owessporient received the following letter from the tout of Aides yesterday Sierra Leone, May 24. 1 send you an stair of a risk prim euptorwl oil Lagos on the 16th of - with upwards of 5,01101 in gold Olt baud for the pur sers et are,. of stover, which was mote prise of and sent su bawd lase y' • steam eln c -p Prontethena, 5 mans, • Cemeasider Morley W. Hope. On the Itith of April, whqs In Pyorrhea' was instant • pee ago from Lagns to the ling et tit. Thomas, slw observed a rail in the offing, and es she appeand to Le la :;iii,g to windward, the Prometheus ' attend worse sad &toed her, end imam nostini,T her she was stiorril to teak sad keep away, sea, thinking she was ant observed, 'ark ell violable tail, 'wising studding mile with the hope dotting away, at the same tuns, throwing over heard a month, or her cargo, W. , ber anchors Jowl cities, end maislim her lawns* throneh to en.w the tweet to work. Cps lbs Promellicus coming op wiih her, about 6 p.m, W Meg a gay ass boisdcil itiatnidt chant', wMeotpoa Mr. Jammu., master iif the Prometheus., was sent on bu.re bit, end, from the vagnenera of the answers en the questions or by him, that officer prororded to rank the noel, and hand ender a cargo of bread, floe. rice, baleen( robotic°, and amass of goods, the lowers wive full of grebe, planks for slave desk, and ill the other gear complete for • slave cargo. Wbc the siam's pepewe were dettiandtd be rtstril be had lift; he was therefore at one made prima. The crew mad wary (upwards of 5,0001) were removed to the Prometheus sad en the 104 h, after having toads a vial search and all the userrary pe pers having bunt male one, she petted ^olit pay with the Preenctlam, and, after a past law of 21 dare, strived at ANl7llLnime, is charge of )Jr. Jviotwin mimeo arise, where she was condemned in the Vice-Admiralty Court on the 20th of May, alter which the prise °dicer and crew embarked iss board the Iketa he purse to rej,in their earl. This line prise was su Anshan brigantine, named the Akins Gray, of New Orion, whin she Sited out sail shipped all In stores, bat Whit d liannok and riled theme bathe Cass* of Alen with tm Arras captain and Stria tantrints. fSie hod en dna the lamb line of tort r far r Nab Xs.% In Illert, dying the Ameti -0011111401=4,1 ownennisaing at Tarns places sad Wino& in It &prows she woe Maar AlDlPOilinii Sir ergs, allll, [mini Mae AIM or sanest* Go Ins mho wr tans ohs nu protadiss b. asallfillatesi is thst }armee. This Is the nowt nisi that antison lin Into Sierra Lams, being a beautiful sesiii, elf in asw mtl snit valuable stnres.' 7'6 einhfigittiou of the AistnriVe Nationale has rat mid ths alasraases at that a copy the eau Ale saspamis laspallissisa e t tst i of nonsito. &G -imbal Iho Mann :--"Notl e • san at the same time OM Midi: 1111 err pdaisr, Oak, that the decree of neraalsa phis hileseecat ion feet hw it timid that ariasthoosi no arts Gs ant day. Our first duty 'Ti b surt=bers of what h. happened. A all MI •Isks Esissat infers them of the line of amilselmhhli siminfebstion of this journal considers it r ausiss7 ts Wept ___ilea them, in anneeepAence of t. Fa larsars tithe OPMEIMMI." THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 10, 18b7. WORSHIP-STREET. THZ WINCH ANU Tilt lOttE. Henry Seymour charged nearly a month past with attempting to steal' from the person of a lady In a earrings im the Eastern Counties Railway, and being in the pow er-warm of a valuable jewelled ring which ho I lideavourod to conceal when to Int, custody, was a third time brought before Mr. Hainsnill. It will be monocled that the lady, who from ill-health and ' presaing =gagmen* wea unable to attend at this court, had taken the preaintion to seems her palve to a Meet chain pawed round her wand, which ormanquenily prevented the thief from retaining posacution of it. The magistrate remanded the priwner on the other charge, and Mr. Weidner, who defended him, now asked for hie discharge. Mr. Hammill-1 want some explanation about this ring. Mr. Wontner—He claime it an hi. own, sir. Prisoner—My grandfather, who woo to diamond wqter at Plyninulh, made it for my tither in Itliff, and be gave it to inc. lam a nativenf 11117hton. Mr. Hanniall—Where does your father live, and what is he ? Prisoner—He is a draper in Church-street, Glasgow. Mr. Hammitt—Very well. The police ran institute in quiry. I shall endeavour by every miens to asentaiu the owner of the ring, sod the truth of the priwner's atatemeute. Mr. Wontruw—The police detectiws and others have awn hint, air, and he is unknown—he has been remanded three times. Prisoner (pasaionalrly)—Why not give me what I'm to have at once—do something with me, and not remand me sffntut Mr. Ilammill—That will do ; remove him 'the aceored wee Ismail larked up. hat wharquently mole a desperate effort to wince ' striking Polico-aergvant Brown. 15 0, Hawking his eyes, sad seventy lacerating hie hand with his teeth. WESTMINSTER. IRTUIViING TO 111.11 Rogue, a fashionably-Areas...l boy, of fifteen or slalom yearn of age, was charged with attempting to pick pockets. Sergeant Loom, a detective officer, stated that at stint xis o'clock last evening ho wall in the llntrupton-read, near the Museum, when he saw the prisoner, accompanied by tbree men. They followed two or three persona and then went tip to an old lady, when while the nun covered Limthe prisoner pat his hand into her porkot. Witness suddenly approaelltd and seized him while in the act. The old lady then said that ahe felt the boy'a hand in her pocket. but her purse was still there safe. Witness took the prisoner to the station, is here he pow. throe or four addrosses, all of which turned out to be false. Mr. Arnold asked what wan known of the prisoner? Loam—lle has long been the companion of most notorious thieves. Mr. Arnold—Did you know these with him on this emotion r l Atom —One of theta is a ticket-of-leave te in. Mr. Arnold —What is done when they are found pursuing their odd practices? I•00111—We gist: information at the Homo Offal, and they are sent back. Mr. Arnold—Quito right. l'risouer was remanded. MONEY MA RKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLonc. There is still no variation of the slightest im portance in the funds, which remain dull, at the cluaing quotations of yesterday. Very little busi nessisgoing forward in any department of the Stock Exchange. Consols, remain quoted 9V, to ex dir. for mo ney, and 921 to & for 9th of July. The Three per Ceuta. Reduced arc marked 921 to 2 the New Three per Cents., 921 to 1. Bank Stock, 212& ; India Stock, 215 to 217 ; Exchequer Bills, 34. dia. to par; and Exchequer Bonds, 981 to' 9. In the foreign stock market the chief feature is a fall in Peruvian. Saks are recorded as follows: — Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 961; Dutch Four per Cent. Certs.,9l4; Equador New Consolidated Bonds, at 141 ; Mexican, for account, at 221 ; Pe ruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 81 and 801 ; Portugue , e Three per Cent:, 185:1, at 45 1 ex div. ; Russian Four-andallalf per Cents. (Small Bonds) at 971 to 94 cx div.; Sardinian Five per Cents. at $9: ; Spanish New !referred Three per Cents. at 231 and 231 ex die. ; the Committee's Certificatos at 51 and .31 per cent.; Turkish Six per Cents., at 90; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., at 1021, 102, and 1021 ; ditto, for account, at 102 to 1021. In the event of re-assuring intelligence coining from the East, and of the expected improvement in the money market being realised, the rise in the funds will of course be met by large sales to dual) the accounts of speculative holders. The money market is decidedly easier. Notwith standing the heavy repayments made during the last three days at the Bank, the general supply of capital, arising principally from the dividends, is remarkably plentiful, and first-class bills arc readily discounted in most quarters at a reduction of to per cent. from the minimum charge of the Bank. In the Stock Exchange there was a good demand during yesterday morning at 5; to 6 per cent.; but in the afternoon the supply was abundant, and short loans were obtainable on govern ment securities at 3 to 51 per cent. In abstain ing from reducing the rate of discount yesterday, the Bank directors have probably been chiefly in fluenced by a consideration of the heavy demands which were made upon them during the latter part of last week. The effect of this drain will doubtless be exhibited in the next return of the institution. During the present week, however, the Bank's advances upon various securities will be greatly curtailed. The greatest anxiety is expressed for the next telegraphic advices from the East. It is calculated that these might possibly come to hand in the ordi nary course by to-morrow (Saturday), but it is by no m ean, improbable that they may be delayed until Monday. At Hamburg the rate of discount has advanced to 71 to t per cent. The Fulton has arrived at Southampton from New York with 126,4001. in specie on freight, of which a portion is for Havre. The amount of gold purchased by the Bank yes terday was about 70,000 E., consisting chiefly of the supply brought by the Canada, from New York. The bar silver brought by the Atrato from the West Indies, &c., was sold yesterday at ss. lid. per ounce standard, being (d. below the price realised for the supply by the previous packet, but yet in dicating a recovery from the fall which followed the announcement of the reduction in the East India Company's rate of exchange. The Chili — an dollars brought by the Atrato were sold at 4s. Ind. per ounce, but the Mexican dollars have not yet been dis:rosed of. 'he recent reduction of id. in the East luaia Company's rate of exchange has failed to attract any sums of importance into the Company's treasury; and thus the advisability of a further reduction of 0. may come under discussion. The amount of bills drawn by the East Maio Company on their respective presidencies, from the 29th ult. to the 9th inst. (yesterday), is as follows: Ilsto of Est Lame. Bement, 29.3321. 16s. 6d. I o ... Madras, 4,7:r21. lip. lid. I •N• per i oropoay's rape. Bombay, 1,4091. las. 3d. per ditto. Total, 3d,4741. Gs. Messrs. John Taylor and Sons have addressed a letter to the shareholders of the North British Aus tralasian Company to vindicate themselves ft om the charges made by the committee of investigation. They remark : We beg to inform you that at the general meeting of share holders, held on the fnth ultimo, we &stared our intention to resign our post fts managers of the North British Australasian Company. This step was rendered imperative by the adop tion of the report of the committee of investigation, which contained, en wo considered, unfair and unjust amigos and statements relative to the numagemcnb Messrs. John Taylor and Sons proceed to repel the assertion of the committee of investigation that there has been a " most unbasiness-like" negligence in the management of the Kawau Mines. They further remark : We utterly deny that there has been any extravagance in the expenditure ; and the committee of investigation have not pointed out any items to prove that such was the came, contenting themselves aith a general charge of the costs haring risen " from 5001. to 1,4001. per month - -ii charge unfairly stated, saline been shown in the directors' reply. In biking our leave of this company . we feel bound to m ixers our sense of the ungenerous way n which the expenses of the late management have been stated by tho committee of investigation. Mr. James Low, of Austinfriars, has compiled the following statement of the imports of gold and silver into Great Britain during the first six months of the year 11457 From Africa „ United States, including principal importarsoca California 3,252,000 5,833,000 6,000 „ I;;Uiralin „ Brazils .. „ Mexico, Wag Inas. faro, and a parties from California Gold and silver.. 3,416,000 „ Med d remain ... •.• • • . i . 343 000 „ ltuania £13,220,P00 Nots.—The above is as correct an account as can be 'fur nished of the aggregate hoports; but does not attempt to estimate the imports from the Continent ariiing out of exehinge operations, of which no exact statement can be obtained. The same authority states the shipments of the pm eious metals to the East for the lust six months as follows: Gold. Silver. From Great Britain From Mediterranean Porta 30,408 1,814,991 T0ta1.... £116,700 £10,489,310 Tbo Admiralty have accepted the following vessels for the conveyanco of stores, viz., the Jemmy, for St. Lucia ; Gibraltar, for Gibraltar ; and the Regina and Florence Nightingale, for the Cape of Gond Hope. The East India Company will receive tenders on the 15th inst. for the conveyance of 1,033 tons of stores (materials for the electric telegraph) from Liverpool to Kurrachcc ; also for the conveyance of stores from England to Bombay, Calcutta, and Madras. With reference to the market for American &CCU ritiev, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : There has been very little investment in American escuri• ties in Loudon during the past week. We note, however, some disposition to buy stocks and bonds, where they are sold under the influence of fear or penie, at reduced rates. In the present state of railroad motto++ in the United Stain, when the stocks of roo ds wheao position is not satisfactory are selling at tamest nominal prices, end where sound and profitable stocks, paying 8 a nd 10 p er cent., are selling at 10 and 20 per cent. discount, we are somewhat surprised et en deavours being made to negotiate in London the securities of new and unfinished projects, which are utterly unsaleable in America; and we must counsel our Mends wholly to abstain from any such dangerous investment& THURSDAY The Directors of the Bank of England, at their weekly court to-day, made no alteration in the rate of discount; but the announcement had no effect upon the funds, which remained dull throughout the day at the closing quotations of yesterday. Some LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. (Sittings at Nil Prim", at Guildhall—Before Lard Catapbeg aad Common Juice.) KINLISIWILT r. DIPEII.-1111EAUll Ur CONTIA(r. Tbe plaintiff, a teacher of intuk and singing, brought this ~ouou sgainst the defendant, an operatic ringer, formerly known se Miss Dyer, but now M. Haigh, to ft-emcee cora- pmastion in damages for broach of contract. The defendant italestarul into an agreement with the pLiintiff to Weems ilk his Ire there yews upon certain terms, and it was that she had isimorly broken that agreement. . Prentice and Mr. i newts were tor the plaintiff sea Mr. Malcolm for the defendant. When the juty had been Sworn crooned agreed to • valliet being entaed for the plaintitf for NI. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS: (Sittings at Nisi Prins, is Londos.—Beron Chid Justice Cockburn sad • Special Jury.) 1118801'1LO T. Bar CKN Ell AN D_ANOTIII/4—PIINCIPAL AND Ann:4T. This was an action to recover Lt t 3/. which bad been paid (.r the purchase of a cargo of Galore wheat, upon the ground that at the time of the contract the cargo wan not in existence. Mr. florin, Mr. Ruddlreton° and Mr. Aston. armed fur the plaintiff, and Mr. WiLle and Mr. lloneyinan for the defendants. The plaintiff is a merchant in France, and the de fendants, Messrs. Brucker. and Jaeger, are corn lecture In London. Tho transactions now to question occurred in 1863.11 when a lung correepoodence to k place Wolin the parties. On the 22nd November in that yew the dekedasts wrote to the plaintiff offering the cargo And said, "The vessel having left OnLitz on the 12th October, and baying pawed Coustantinoele wee be es recd on the itnglish c0,..t within a month." Tho plaintiff after ward. ptircbantol the cargo._ It tut .1 , I out that the statement that the 1 . 1,4e1 had pawed Constantinople sot true, she having, in but, been taken int , egleatantinople on the 16th November, where her .-sego hel been condemned end wild. It not at all imputed i het the defendants had made the statement with the intent imi of ite. eeiv in g the plaint in.the decculantsuot in fact knowing t hat t Le statement was untrue. It nes admitted as between the parties to this suit that the cargo hod been fraudulently con &limed at Constantinople, the suppue 1 obitst of the c.iptain being to obtain a better freight. A beg correspondence wee put In and a gest MAIN gum- I kat raised, but in the courec of the diiitaucioti It wax admitted that the defendants hail intended to art as agents for as plaintiff in buying the wheat, though they hail made*, Clatnnt in their own name., but it was said that they had sescreded their authority. and must therefore It treated se tr il the l eo t w etnc f r, " h h e er admitted that, titer the plainlilf done. After a gent deol of diocun.iim, a verdict was entered for ' the plaintiff. subject to the opinion of the court upon the question of law. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Wore Mr. Comistimioner lane.) IN aL V. This bankrupt, a lady, was described as a nowh-builder, of Little Moortielils, having suermied to the busionn ef tier We husband. This woe the examiliatien meeting, but there were no scrountr, and it appeared that the bankrupt bad not sur rendered. Mr. Swan, en her behalf, stated that .be was at twewnt at Doulo„•-ne, suffering from !severe indisposition, and applied for on extension of the time allowed her semi:Wee ills Honour granted an enlarge rent of a month. IN OF J. 1i11.1.11 a. The bankrupt, a (diem:Milt, of Knightebridce, applied for his entiliratw. Debts, Ltr_W/... property !men up about WM There was no oppention on the part of the 11M gums. Itsdr. Sidney, for a creditor. complaiwd that the bankrupt led ebb , W goods on er,dit shortly before his failure, asd bad raised money by pledging them. Mr. Lawrence, for the bultrupt, drew attention to the favotweble7eateree of the cane. The bankrupt had been in badness twenty years; had begun with a capitol, but had boas Induced to extent his trading by a ksocy left to his wife. Then wee a fair proportion of weiets. Hie licence did not think there wee any pretence for the ohmage brought against the lunkrapt, and vented ' 'mad clam retiiticate. IN RV RICHARD SMITH-THE HASTINGS 01.11 DANK. This snia the first unions under ihn bankruptcy n( BP nand Smith. bermerchunt, botcher, end eattleidrelar, dalthumr. near Hurst-gmee, and of Sediment'', near Battle, Sumer. It ►ppl:ere that the liabilities en enntiilmable, not hoe then 40,e00r . of whin 17,01/0/. is due to the Ilaetion Old Bank, the meta are espy of to realise 10,O1ld. or 12,000/. The bankrupt, it in stated, is brother to one of tho partoene is the Lank. Mr. George Clemente. merchant, of Meetings, Yeas chosen trade soignee. Mr. Canon is the °Mild arigoen, awl Mends. Bole, Tumor, sod Turner, are the solicitors under the hr-kraptey. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. THIS DAY. (Before the Aesi.tant Jar ) A•o,AULT tY M UtYLEIooNE Low Barr Fall, 20, Vimkik Urea*, 20, and EliwbetA Matra, 19, were indicted for assaulting Ebenezer Bower, Richard Thomas Tubbs, Henry Sheppard, and llannala Jellisgs, officers klarrlebone Workhouse. Mr. Poland (for Mr. Bodkin) conducted the ptheecution. It appeared that on the '22nd of Jane Mrs. Jailing., the matron of Marylelione Workhuse, woe walking round the yard, when she found the pitmans skip ping with • rope. She told them it woe siminst the rules, end desired them very kindly to de slat, but they refused. She afterwanbe told the 'epee intentlent to give them some oakum to only, which mooed to have exasperated them to such • dennie, that on meeting the matron in the passage, Edwards and Borchelt flew at her, tore her bonnet and collar to pieties, seratehed her fare, and did her considerable viokuce. The superintendent went to her assisanee, when be was furiously attacked by Mantel]. who struck him in the eye and scratched his face. A comonblo wee newt fur, and after a good deal of diffkulty they were conveyed to the etasion-house, the policeman having mote in for • good share of abuse. end blows so well. Mann, oubeequently, went behind the a”istent-overecer and dealt him a rotors blow on the brad, and wee very violent in her conduct. The prisoners all pleaded multy. The Superintendent thin elated that Buechel] and Edwards had mth been outivieteil Mx times for riotous conduct, end refining to work. Some hash and salutary regulations had Lma ben introduced by the new ate matron, which had around • spit i of resistance us the part of some of the ill-disposed 11:111iAtef. end there were 11 ea.- victiona on one day before the magionate, The Court sent weed Buechel! to nine months, Edwards to aim and Mann to four menthe. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MANSION-HOUSE. ..... - tramel !Aglaia 1..011074kr was dryreed before the lard Mayor end AMetinrn Carter, in Petry Seminar, with haying stolen a bottle of peilathlt, the properly of his stinger, Mr. 't miry, of Fineh-long, perfumer. The prisoner, who wet an etreed•boy in the employment of the prosecutor, was s-en by the sbopnirn to go upadsirs, end uptick behts mese NI of having. in his p sise.rion 0110 C of hie mastet'a property, ' , endured the bottle of pre:Limo which hod previously aren in the slum window. He sub,- quently and that be had on a former occasion stolen a bottle of lavender water. . - The provecutor moil he thourht the offenee wan the first the boy had ever iminiitt 31, end that ho did not in all pro. bahillty know the mime of the sr tide. Pentenc-d to Imp:eminent for one day. AAA ifo:rey, a boy who Lad loan Pk time, in prison for pkkinr pockets, plead,d guilty upon the rhsrge of having sinks a pocket liesilkerehicf. end was sentence, in once- Timm ...fhb, ailment determination to continue in the MM. sem of a thief, to imprisonment, with hard labour, for six months.. . . Frew, Norkol. • rutnanlv porter, wits ehergrd with baring wattolterfa lady of the tome of Brood on London la idtle. Tho defendant, at &'to &clack last eight, was passing over ibe leidge •:th a box on his shoolskr, when the lady woo walking along, end a about seroo;og to care about the nslochief be did shorNl the box against her no and kwwked bee down. While Abe wow down. she VMS robbed of her pone, containing 70. GI. The fellow, upon being exponnlatorl with, made no apology, sod it ass nwertaltscd that be bad knocked down another buly a short time before. The defendant was sentenced to ray the penalty of 405., and in default to icupeisoarnest fur *aeon days, GUILDHALL. Verged lora, the -- el Mersa Piece's lout-shop. tallied on under the woo of the " Tredete' end 'Mechanics' Loam and Do-count Company," at IG, Fetter-tine, appeared. upon his Olen recgnisesex• u. answer • charge of wilful end ma rapt pointy, alleged to have been committed by him in evidence wWeh he gave in this outset on the 23rd of June last. in a charge preferred by him I'oll4 Mr. John Edward Collet, for obtaining money under Ihlse proteneee. These partiee have been tepentedly before the public. The ram hoe hem adjourned frith erel k to week, on airount of two material witncioev Noir, kept out of tho way, hut in their &home a letter was put in front one of them, explain ing that he was at present en outlaw. reel therefore incepack kited from giving evidence: but that he would attend la shout a week, by which time be expo ted the adjudication et outlawry would he annulled. Alderman Rose adjourned the further bearing of the ease until Friday next, and as spied the &deadened rtropirmaces for his appearance ott that day. ACCIDENT TO A FRENCH. sTEAmEII. (BY EISITRIC Tnutenten.) FALMOUTH, FRIDAY Moiu"xQ. The French steamer Countess Emilie, Captain Rum, of and from Dunkirk for Glasgow, bunt her boiler off beret yeeterday evening. The chief engineer end stoker were ndly burnt. ELECTION COMMITTEES.-( THIS DA Y.) Thc I,ambeth election committee met for the first time this morning, Mr. INGHAM In the chair. The woa tnittos-room was eery crowded. Mr. F. twin James, Q.C., and Mr. Seejeent Ballantine apprand for the petitioners, and Mr. Slade, Q.C., Mr. Phitin, (LC., and Mr. Johnston fur Mr. ltuupell, thu sitting member petitioned against. Mr. Jame opened the rase for the petitioners, who were two eleettirs uf the borough. They coniplitintel (hut the elec tion had been brought about by undue influence, treating, and bribery. The borough was emend by tho Iteform and comprised the three populous istrithee or Lao - bob. Cmiberwell, mil Newington. Thu electors o num b ed edr about 20 t ,000, and the atajo e tity of them were working men ali' poretives. Th largo expenditure of Mr. Itoupell wee directed to influencing these bumbler votere and it would be shown that t ofu electoral power , of the borough wan in rho h auls the lower orders. The inhabitant* of the borough wore about 250,000, the poorer portions of whom resided within rho Walveurth district, and ie was in that neigh ! bourhood rho alleged bribery and treating was mostly retried on. In 1852, Mr. W. A. Wilkinson was retuined at the hued of the poll; he polled 4,700 votes, the largest number ever pulled at a Lambeth content. Mr. Reopen announced himself to be a candidate for the boretigh on the 13th of March late. Ho war the we of a lead steelier, wbo, until his death, about twelve 'media age, curried on business in the Black friars-rod, and at the death of his father he wee supposed to have inherited a considerable fortune. The nomination at the last election tied( place on the 28th of March, cal the candidates nominated were Mr. W. W illiaMe, Mr. W. A. Wahiawa, andtoupell, who war previouely unknown to rho polineal arena of the nielropolie. Mr. Williams, Onding the great influence that Mr. Rourell bed obtain-A over the poor volute, took the very judicious end ce nomieul comae of eeparatin from bin g previous colleague, Mr. W. A. Wilkinson, joined his cause to that of Mr. Roupell. The palling wee taken on the 30th et !Meech, awl rho result wee 9,300 votes for Mr. Itoupell, 7,000 fur Mr. Williams, and 3,230 for Mr. W. A. Wilkinson. The e, cult serprisel no one, but the large number polled for Mr. ltoupell did. That fact in come measure indented' the extent of the bribery and treating that had been cat Aed on. The 'TO -no peened pee-sums to the election, was to open public-hews under rho guise of committee room., and it would be shown that from 100 to 150 tmer-ohope and pubic-hoaxes redo n hind. As an iilustnittion of the ranks adopted he might mention Ilea one of the fired of thews quaint cottimittee-rooms opened was the Surrey Cowl Tams, in the Old Kent road. The tavern wee kept by a person named Gillham, and hie tether acted es chairman of the local com mittee whirh eat there. About • week before the eliation, Mr. Roupe ll , accompanied by Mr. Poulton, the chairman of hie central rommittee, and Mr. Murphy. his election agent, called et the Sutrey Canal Tavern, and said to the landlord, " Well, Gillham, how aro you getting our "Oh," said to llWne, shaking his head, very " Lad indeed ; you know tithe i,. the Omni, bold of Wilkinson .' " What's to be done then," asked Mr. Itoupoll " Open more public homier" eras the reply, unit I hereupon Mr. koupell Paid tohiliapint " Lit's mew auto be laving ell the public Isms," then . ' In In that way the active' was cari ;ed. Up to the nomination day Mr. Hempen bed only forty-two public-houses openid, but betwoen the acimination and the poll en addition of seventy, eighty, or slimly was made to the number, and it would be lie the sitting member to chow what legitimate use la mold have m ode of them on the Sunday. Another Near by which Mr. Ituupell obtained bie return war the =nt of co mmittee men and eanemwere ;it would that '2W of the former and shout 350 of the let ter were gamed, and it would be fur this committee to decide for the teat tituo whether the employment of so large a number did met come within the meaning of the 17 and 18 Viet. chop. 102, which enacts that any petition who ',hall, directly or indirectly, by Lintel:lf, or any other person on hie be- Ulf, make any such gift, loon, effe ,r preemie, or procurement to any person in order to induce them to veto or to rtoeive the vote of any person shall be deemed guilty of bribery. The enormous mat of a metropolitan contest wee beginning to attract the attention of Parliament; the first election of Lord Ebriagten for klarylebone, when rho noble lord contented the borough with Mr. It. Bell, involved en expenditure of upwards of 5,0001.; in ether MOM boroughe the rest of a contest was still lA:eater. end the qucmion had arisen whether the large con wituenties of the metropolitan boroughs were nut the most venal in the count ty. The learned cowl.) then posiectied to contgnil that Mr. Roupell's expendituie up to the day of nomination, se returned to Mr. Barton, the election audioir fur the borni,sh, was (.5- cesoive and illegal. The return wade on Mr. Wiikineon'e amointwoxi22/.; Mr. W lima'', 753/. 181. 3d. ; and Mr. Ron oeirr, J. 611)/. 175.; and ihir return afforded swum itetien ion of the Lie ish outlay which Mr. Respell had resorted to. Among the item, met down in hie merited war ono of 1,1451. fur public-houses, but without a mingle name of the person, to whom the money wea paid, which wax in direct violation of the act of l'arliament, and of itself won ouni . ient to ievalidato the retina of Mr. Mini pill. Up to the resent time no complete account of Mr. Roupell's rep:ll , 94lre had been rent In to the election auditor. This WAR the outline of the ewe against Mr. Mourn, and the learned Lemuel ventured to euleidt that it was suMrient to mused the honourable member. Evidence was than celled in support of the learned counsel's statement. MAYO. The Mayo committee reotoculded at the couvl hour. Mr. George Hem y Moore, the vitt4± tarot wan under eanwi• nation the whole of the morning. Bt•ltY ST. EI)MUNI)S. The above committre reoaseemblot at the usual hour, and the evidence of treating wee continued. BATH. The Bath committee net for the first limo this morning; Air. Merman in the chair. Mr. Shirk, Q.C., appewed for the petitioner; and Mr. Phinii, (1 C., for the sitting member, Mr. Tite. Mr. Mode ripened the c.vo for the petitioner, who NViR: Mr. Wade, the eenoted candidate. The matter in dispute re solved itself into R qnsslion of iviratiny, Mr. Tito hasing obtained a majority of only thy - e votes over Mr. Wade. The prlitioner had 14 oliketions to the votes of the sit Cog member, and Mr. Tits 42 to the votes of his opponent. GALWAY. The Galway town committee met for the Bret time th's morning. Mr. Clive in the chair. Mr. Wordsworth, Q.C., appeared for the petitioners; and Mr. Edwin Q.C., for Mr. allahn.y, the sitting member. Mr. Wordsworth opened the ease an ono of bribery and treating Against the cluing member personally and Rimiest Oh agent, )r. Janus Valentine Drown, of Queen's College, Galway, who acted no chairman of the Lon. utember's cen tral committee. Col. French was the defeated candidate, and the majority Mr. O'Flaherty obtained over the pliant gantieneut was 75. The modem operand' of carrying out the bribery was somewhat novel. After the elector polled, he received a and which he took to Dr. Drown, who directed hint to a certain betehowie in the town. Arrived there the voter could we no one, but them was n email hole in the well, from which a hand protruded, and the rued being delivered into this band, the voter reeeivtd in return a emu of money, varying ream 1/. to 5/. In addition to this dire•t bribery, many voters were regaled at vatione public houses. Witt:wawa were examined in Pupport of the case. A letter from Chamouni, quoted by Oalignanis Xrp..yer, says that in the morning of the2Bth ult. a young Frenchman, whore name is not given, set out to arced Mont Mane, and in the afternoon of the 29th emoceded in reaching the commit of the mountain; be afterwards do• wended in gaiety. Both the ascent and descent were diffi cult, owing to the quantity of snow on the mountain, and to the blowing of a high wind. This anent is the fiat ever made in the inneth of June; the earliest on Tweed b;therto haying been the Bth July. Limn EItRINGTON'S PRIZE St'ltEME has fallen to the ground foe want of competition among the farmers* sons. For the examination of this year only ono. candidate pre @Wad himself.— Plymouth Journal: THE ACCIDENT ON THE NORTH KENT RAIL WAT.—DOWERT.—On Wednesday Ina an inquest nal held at Si. Throne's liospibil, on the body of Din. linykett, whose death was orensional by the lute accident oat the :forth Kent ltallway. The Coroner mid whet he proporod woe to hear the MO N evidence and that of the iliederoind unless be was re • quoted by the roe, the jury, or the etimpeny to go into evi dence am to the accident, he did not feel he should be juotitied in going into an inquiry which must of necessity be a very leng one, requiring a greet nn13164r of wiinc.es to attend. After deceased'e son and the house surgeon of St Thetens'e Hropital had been examined, the jury retuned the following verdict :—." That Elizabeth Ann Lleykett died from 'Murk.s received by the oolliAinti of two railway trains, near Lew isham, t, the county of Kent." IRONMARTERN' QVARTERLT MEETING. Bin- MINGHAK, JOLT 9.—There Ira. a very full attendance oldie irommaxtere at the meeting held in the town hall here this afternoon. The anticipated reduce ion ei the Bank of Eng land rate of diarount not Navin; token plow, there was scarcely so much animation se was emoted. but there woe an average amount of bedtime tress:acted, and the healthy tone prevailing at the Wolverhampton meeting was folly maintained. 'l' hi , hot weather a fortnixht since somewhat checked the consumption of pig teen, Mill the mocks ale com paratively trilling. An attempt was made to-day to obtain an advance of half-a-crown a ton, but this sons not conceded them were, however, many mho of good mine pigs at 41.25. Bd. per tea. Stone a shade in advance of yesterday's /macadam. WANDSWOIaII. 141 . 1:T.1.AUT AND itolklitltT AT .t LICENeED TICTTALLEtie, A dark-complexioned young man, who gave the num I f Joha Moyrallt, and who refuel to give either mistress or cc, cupatien, was pissed iu the dock before Mr. Ingham. on a charge of borgLuimidy entering the premises of Mr. George Hatehtnison, the Innillerst of the Sun lon, high-street, Clap ham, and stealing therefrom a large quantity of lumina apparel. John Franke, a flyrnan, lit ing in Clapham, disused that about 10 minutes to II ocloek on Thar...ley nisht, he WAR 'sending in front of the prisecubses house near the sign loot, when he was suddenly el.rekeil by seeing the prioiner leap to the ground Irmo the leads over the shop trout of Mr. Idursis's house adjoining the Sun and at the same time nearly knock a female down. Ile then ran off as quickly as be pso.sibly could, when witness met up a cry of " Step thief." Ile was eau joined by others, and they went to pursuit of the prisoner, who ran into the arms of • cotißtethlo upon Clapham.common. The 'al moner was without Lis shore, and ho 'skid the primmer the reason be was running with them oil. Ile replied that he could run futer without his show to catch the burglar than he could with these. Ito then brought bim lock to the fruit parlour of the Sun, where they proceeded to Punch him. A chisel full from his pockets, and a knife wee also found on the floor where he was stand ing. At that time the prisoner had hie coat off am well as hit shoes, and he, with considerable adroitness, placed hie hand upon • young nun's shoulder, and leaped through the window, which was partially open, into the yanl, arid made off a second tins Ile was apsiu caught on Clapham. esennion, :and Le uue then ruiloved to tLr station. The proseeuts.r stated that upon the pi ismer being brought to hie haute be went up etairs and die eoured hie front bed room hid been entered and tbo drawers ransacked. Ile mieaed five curb., three waist netts, a cravat, and • pair of hoots. The window looked upon • verandah in front of the house, and he found that a pane of glue lied Leen broken in the window, to allow the bolt to bo withdrawn end the window raised. The prisoner must have climbed the front of his neighbour's house on to the bade, and from theme to the verandah. Another witness wu suited to pro., seeing the prisoner on the leads just before he jumped 4hoon. The eonetabte ILIA he found the whole of the missing pro perty on Mr. Morris's Fads, and the prisoner's Louts was discovered near the place. The prisoner cremesum:nest the witnesses with tome in genuity, to chew that they were mistaken in hie identity, but he wee unable to shake their tettlittiony. Mr. Ingham nuaniled the prisoner for inquiries. THE ACCIDENT ON THE NORTH KENT RAILIVAT-THE INQUESY-(THIS DAY) This morning the investigation reapeeting the deaths of theme unfortunate persona who but their lima by this distreseing occurrence was maenad before Mr. C. J. Carney, emoner fur West Kent, at the Plough Mehl, Lewisham [ln the ems of Sarah Ann Boykett, who died in St. Thomas's Minitel, Mr. Payne, the claimer. 101 l nu helmet en the body, but merely took evidence of the identity, eo no to authentic, the burial of the body without renderitg it ne cessary to inquire into the came of the accident.] Mr. Bodkin appeared, an before, for the Compeny, and the relatives of the deceased were represented Isy the same gentlemen who conducted their cam on the former occasion. Colonel tiolland appeared for the Bowed of Trade. The Coroner said the jury would reoltert that on the last °erasion they hot entwined all the witnesses, who mane free, the Lessiellaneetation, except Wylde, the signal man, who he underetieel was now at libert voted ho therefore proposed to take Ide evidence, and then rill them witnesses who wive connected with the elation at Blackheath. David Wyldr, exa mined—Said he wan night signalmen et al. Ito understood the eignels thoroughly, and recollected the 9.15 train coming in on the night of the 28th June. The Memel woe given 1. all cheer " and after ho received the signet of the 11.32 trein fearing Blackheath he made en entry in his Look. The dW plate *bowed "stop all up," end if the train bed sties it would have been his duty to signal "ell deneup," but he did not give that signal. The Moab, were eglinet the in-coming train..., end be saw the dietenee 1.1 Seluvhnre eintals were all right. Mr. Nelson Moe to him, end asked if he could go to the train fig wee Mending, end inquire if they hod any eerie OD take their passenger's. Witneee said Sall y was, me the other Mile, and elexby came amino and took We of Lis signal.box. Ile then went to the guard of the teals, and naked if he mulct take the pa...women who were we t t i ng on the platform, when be replied that ho erould not. Winters woe ahvot about three minutee, and when he returned the dial was in the mom mate m it was when he left it. There might bare been ten minute. , ellipse from the time he mete the entry be hadmentioned. The anthem then priaveded to detail the manner in which the Moils were given end received, and he wee confident that they were all corrOet at the Lewishem station.By Mr. Burgon—When a train is in the elation we Mo e ye protect It by the eomphon, dietainee signet, but the 9.15 train wee only protected by ono signal, as it was be tween the two Motion. Mr. John J. Benin, clerk in the aeperintendenCe oilier of the South Bardeen Railway. paid that he was a paimenger Ly the 9.15 train on the night in question, end when he arrived at Lewisham Le found that the eignals were all eight ea the leek came in. Jetta Conderoy. dyer, Chenimmtrect, Tidtenham vourt- I NW, was • oroond clam powwows in the 9.32 train is the night of the accident. The Moak drew lie attention to the rollieion, and hearing ecreamis and 'MTN be haetened to the ' , pet, end crawled in brassi dr wheels of the break which had Mewl upon the ardipecoataining the unfortunate prawns who were kilted Or IpjmcrL end he then witnessol a sight which maid be better imagined than Le could dwell* IL lie wee rompelled, from the peeition the sufferers were Is. to cut them ,it with a cloth knife. The train appeared OD Oho to be travelling at • mw h quicker owed than WWII, Sad It was hie firm impremion that it was not going to stop el flat Mallon at all. Mr. Philip Premix. a barrister, a pamenger in the 9.32 fink, said be heard Mr. Conderey rolling for amietanee. end miring fur the anew-picks; but they were not forthcoming ter 'tome time efterwerdo. lied crew-jacks been on the spot, the lire. of theme who died from suffoca tion might have been Raved. It. new no screw jerk applied until an hoer and a belt had depend—and then only ono was wed. It appeared to him that the only mesas by which they could rescue these who were eutfmating was by the eaperineumbent MAI wine the screw-jack. Ultimately the " maps" threak- van) was thrown over, but not till he, Mr. Con deroy, end a surgeon who accompanied him, had satielled therneelves that the unfortunnte per orate underneath Um carriage were doe' and cold. Ile eoneideved the Lewieliam end Blackheath Matinee were welfiriently I:spitefult to be funnelled with such " tackle" an was repaired on the ore cMen of the arridenh Ilv the Coroner—He wee not aware s hot the epeoking tee graph wee out of order that night, hut he wee pure the aesietance did not arrive few en hour end • half alter the accident. [The inquiry was proceeding when we went to rem]. investments were effected to-day, as usual upon the release of the dividend:, but the marled remains greatly over-supplied with stock. I. face of the fresh evidence afforded at the present settlement of the excess of speculation for the rise, further speculative purchases have beta restrained, more especially during the prevailing un certainty as to the progress of affairs in India. Consols closed to-dsy the same as yesterday, via., at 921 to lex div. fir money, and 921 to for the 6th August. Front these rates there was scarcely any variation throughout the day. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 3,1, 3 ex die.; ditto, for account, 6th August, 921, 92/ ex div. ; ditto, for the opening, 17th July, 921, 923 ex div. ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 925; New Three per Cents., 924, 3,1, i ; Bank Stock, 214 ; India Stock, 21b, 217 ex div. ; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1838, 981, 981. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 3s. discount to par. India Bonds rule at 10s. to 4s. dis. Turkish Six per Cents. rose 3 per cent. to-day, closing at 96 to 3. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were last quoted 102 to 3, being well supported. Peruvian Bonds were rather more offered. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. were quoted 253 to cx div. Other foreign securities were quiet. Bank shares to -day were quiet. Ottoman Bank were rather flatter. Electric Telegraph stock pre sents a fresh rise of 11 General Steam Navigation shares were marked 231 and 24 ; and Southampton Dock stock, 82 to 54. Other miscellaneous securi ties exhibit little variation. 'the nominal closing quotations for the newly pro jected railways are su hjoined, viz. : Punjaub Railway, 5-16 to 7-16 prem.; Euphrates Valley Railway, k to 3 prem.; Eastern Bengal Railway, 3 to 3 prem.; Oude Railway, par to 3 prem.; Central Oude Railway, 3.18 to 6-18 prem.; Calcutta and South Eastern Railway, 1-32 dot, to 1-32 prem.; North of India Tram:dad, par to 3 prem.; Trinidad Railway, par to prem.; Italian Junction Railways, 2to 1 ; Crand Russian Railways , 3to prem.; Riga and Dunaburg Itailway, 3 to 4 per share. The shares of the Mediterranean hxtension Tele graph were nominally quoted par to 3 prem.; Euro pean and Indian Junction Telegraph, 3 dis. to par ; and Paris Chocolate, to 3 prem. MINES.-THIS DAY TWO O'CLOCK. In the Stock Exchange this morning very little business has been done in British Mining stocks. The only transact ion officially recorded, is in Alfred Consols at 171. Inotherdcpartmcntsof themini g m narket,tho inquiries arc steady, although business is still restricted. Cobrc shares have been dealt in at 511 and 51. In other foreign de,criptions there is no movement. Subjoined is the official list of transactions in the Mining Exchange yesterday Alfred Console, 171, 17 171; Catherine and Jane, 9..6d., 10s.; East Alfred, 21, 1, ,/, {. _ l. ; East Rosswame, 1,1; East Russell, 275. tid.. 304.,26a. 6d., 27e. 191., 28e.64.; East Trefueis, 6/. 1, ; Great Rowan, 151., 16e. 61., 17e. ed., 16s. 6d. ; Itermlsfoot, 7, 71; Lady Bertha, 12a., 12a. 6d., Sortridge Console, If, 1; Tamer Console, 27ar 28e., 29e.; Trencront, 5; Wheal Kitty, Lelant, 19, 20; Wheal Margaret, 591, 601, 611, COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARK-LANE.—TIIIS DAY. Our market to-day was very thinly attended by buyers, and the whom trade ruled dull, end in some instures .wl were made et a decline of Is. to 2s. per qr. upon Monday' quotaions. Flour was easier to pur..base. Barley was in short slpply, and sales progressed slowly at late rates. Oats maintainrd their vitae, but demand wee not active. Beans sad peas unchanged. AZILIVALS UNTO LO VOX PROM JULY TO JULY IL truslirti Saadi. Ida Wort,. "b" . : ...... : I .." 020 40Y) l.rtq.. :GOO 6'.03 1114 **" ...... .11V0W.400 New.: . CO Lassos Ansiam.—Whost, IlTs. ; Se. 10d : 00:14 IMPIIMAL IiZILAOIOI. K., ao .... . T.''ittirinl arid ."66 tr 1.4.-14 J.. 6 ......:::::. 66. 1.4 11. 44 X 4 I Pli 101 44. bi an 13 ............. 1. 04 lie 9.1 Me 5d X 4 0. 44. 14 ftild. —. 7 r :::::::: * lts ' rd t 1 1.1 it V 14. I .! tit i t 21% 1.7 4 .... . ........ it. 61 .10 . . 0.1.114 PI Is 11: Ile 110 64i id -- -- -- —. 91.4 Irriki . An. Amu.. 13. 34 I. /I 91. 14 O. 1.1 4.• IP. 12. 91 Duti.—W ban; arm*. Ow KM P.A.. 449 ,440.1 11 . SLOWS snowing TVS PIJASSITISIII IS TIM STI2I.OS 1 SMUT MUSS T.I NZ WOW SINN. P"... May 30. hose IL ow IL kr Se. law 1/. 1 ... t. 111 IL ... ... _ ... .. ... ... :9 9 ... ... ..• ... ST ... .... ... ... LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. (ST MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) frame nun OWN CORREAVONDE.NT.) We had only a snail attendance at market to-day, sad the inquiries limited for wheat and flour, which remained sta emery at Tuesday's prices. Oats and oatmeal without alteration. Only a very mode rate supply of Indian corn, and bolder , almost dictated the terms ; :Zs. per qr. was paid for white and yellow. The weather brilliant. MINCING-LANE.—TIIII3 PAT. Svamt—The market has been uniformly dull this week. A reduction of lid. to to. was submitted to at the commence ment without inducing buyers to operate, and the amount of business done his been unusually small. The refined market has also been inactive, but prices are quoted the same—lumps, 68s. to 70e. Corrr.e.—The bulk of the public soles this week eon ', slated of good and fine phonation Ceylon, and Fisica* wire fully supported with a good demand. Common descriptions bays been dull of eele. Tat.—There hoe been a steady mil good demand, and priers show a alight advance. Good common oongou sold at le. 2fd., usual terms. COTTON has been in brisk demand. About 3,500 Was sold at a shade advance; Tinnevelly at frilly id. SALTPETK7.—An advance of about Is. has been esteb livhed, and the article has great confidence. Rtes.—Holders hove been willing to pal at 3d. to 6d. decline, but buyers have nut appeared, and nearly all that was offered by public sale was bought in. Roe—Vile article lose been neglected, and sales could not be made without giving way in prices. tiricts.-11ave sold steadily at previous rates. In other article§ no material alterations. 119,000 TALLOW MARKET. — THUS DAY. The market is o'cotly to-day. The follow!26 are the current quotations Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 67e. 6d. to 57e. 9d.; July to September, 675. 6d. • August and S e ptember, 675. 9d .; October and December, 675. 6d. to 575. 9d. METROPOLITANS DAY.) CATTLE 31AREET. (Tlll The supply of beasta considerably exceeded the demand, consequently prices are rather lower, and sever al remain un sold. Good alieup arc not very plentiful, and our qnotationa for them 'remain unaltered, but inferior qualities arc lower. The lamb trade is very heavy, at lower pritos. Goad calves are rather dearer than on Monday. From Germany I sod Holland there ore 133 boats, 820 sheep, and 428 calves; Spain, 100 besets; Norfolk an d Suffolk, 400 ; and 134 milch cows from the home counties. Per ,tone of MI , . 0. 4. • Peewee nt 814, •4.• 0. Beet Rots, llereorl6.. 4 4 a. 4 6 Beet raw t 11t.bre1422 410 6 I 16,t Phort.bors• .. 43 4 4 Beet 1,44.4•1 , 11 OO 0 0 .8384 qual/ bage. • 03 10 l`e. do libere 4 4IS calm .......... 38 6 0 Ph 44 t meond 0•331144 0 0 • . . 3 34 3 Do. do. 500 , 3 110 4 2 Dio . ‘ itOiii;na; 0000 L u m e n & 4 I Rosa et =IAA. 0 044/16 1104 1102111 11,1:7: . 041,44.1130; 094 OL AIDES.—THIS DAY. LEADS/CH follow WO the present Quotations: 561b0. to Gilts.. 6d. to did. ; 641t0. to 721b0., 61d. to bid.; 721bs. to 80Ibo., 60. to Md.; 80Ibo. 881 6 0., 51d. to 841. ; 69165. to 961b5., 61 to Go. Horse hides, 10s. Calf skins, light 3s. to So. ; full, 8.. Od. BERMONDSEY.—Lambe, 2a. 6d. to h. Od• , Shouting% ls. 6d. to Is. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the accounts from Worcester, Farnham, and parts of Mid and Emit Kent am rather more favourable ; the remainder, including Weald of Kent and Sussex, oontinue as bad or worse week. Duty, 120,0001. to 130,0001. Market firm. than last COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Wallies Primrose, 13e. 9d.; Holvwell. 16a.; Edon Heim 16e ; Butts Tanfhld 'Moor, 14s. ; Walls End &sham, 164. : Walls End Riddell. lfie. 6d.: Walls End BraddvWs Hetton, 16e, 9d.; Wells End Relin e,6e Gd. ; Walk End Goeforth, 15s. 6d.1 Walls End Wharachit., 16e. fd.; Walls End Hartlepool, 16s. 96. ; Walls End Helton, Ns; Will. End South Bettors 16e. ; BIT6IIIIII Hartley, lea.; North Percy Hartley, 16e. 6d. ; Walls End Rapier Grudge, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Teed, 1136.-69 Ships it market. f