The Express. — London, England, 1857-04-23 00:00:00

THESS; THURSDAY EYE? 7G,__ APRIL itt;___lBs7.:__ LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. ARCHES COURT. pain str J. Dodsom) DENISON r. DITCHER.-REVERSAL OP THE ARCHBISHOPS JUDGMENT. be Jekot Dolma dim* Mama - the pellethav g ig GSM we aloof • ii ails sr Waif/ GIL the Masi a soulOdsele yas.rd• neasibingesballnistirapd =lathiest d 6 . um thkedeth. wiled *as Mike the Ito dada to be if theedi 1~ alb Vaidelpftsial i l ma geseas k the Ostbeaml Awrebef Wilk Is lath b ltd manse* the kiddie of Religion. The theism ma sus pushed os ths 7th of Asia, ION; the m at es 'ls Bth el Nosather in the mels —. and the third athe 14th of hay, 1864. m o m s a the court at Bath, however, vs thing ▪ spa to the third serum, Uwe hag no Masa to prove Its *Agatha with* the Wens. Os the Ea of October, 11% the Onisrbery,satho ocastabdst of the Row. J rend a —akin of inquiry, which set * the papas Issasy. The casamionon repaid the gpm am pia Mk Pole far kaitstheig Wks pme m gay egaast Areheam Dodson. Tim memba sha beviag mals the, repel to the Areladhop at Om 'gam, mad the WA" el Bulb .ad Wolk Maim has syla sighed to, a* sand to bass poesedday spa this te• pat by osodhssi the era to the Coat of Archas, sad having hied to de so, Make ware pima* and Maga* both k Leaks sod ia Welk, ea the port* bl.r.Ditelarond the stehhhop was paged to amoraute a cost gad kw the saes ear Man XI., et the ad add Mt Tie., ob. 811. The sot idshap Mined to pronged teethe ia ths maim; copei *Mk Asp won takes ha the COOlO of Qom** peck to anvil him to proceed. The aillesiv a s the ails d the gem* asp tega .—*B. hat s November 11, 1866 ; role &Mem Jams $4, pie; rule pasoglory, Aril 19, lath; Maks le the soh. dama le Imam. Ilog INS; Mara rao des lfic was i ospomoo to dais, May A, 11183 ospills hs spar el Dab. Jim i f Mt Thp amot met en the** ef 1 lea d lali aim a mast wet gain be M the sitiesen, with ises and e.-dell *8 tenth The cm thee ye mkt, NM ea the lith el thuds* the stub ape cad Gls s-s-dalllelrtrdesbinei Boa bathe tow fret saga Meltheme Wakes mes imalem le the Mb est Midis ail aid spa $0 SOW ea pain et Illesebselalmaabseleabess ask Seism nal that GM* le &kir manne; bat the maderess bell pa Is • der palest, Mak ass *go yea sad eamdell. no alai the peresgal a m asa aphelia alpine the thialmob fee whiti the Pima °IFNI es• Gowliaollil. As applkelim had No vi* heas mde by ths esami thr the sepia he head ag mama la the thet inglases, sad got k spa* that as of the Make of the ant part, V Mad* to law, would et me disarm al the case, the 0000 bed pannitad that come to be take Sot pa of the masa to which he mined was blhare :—.7last the suit or peceoding (Jay) sow parading base His Once the Archbishop of Cantortiery, wag com as* sr beamed by the emits aura *said George Many Duties on the 10th day of Jam 1868, of sow.l* lemma ar le *Men mar the bud a us. mid mohair% dated the AM day at the said math, and alas ma the sad Omega Anthem Disko. *papaw Os i n ha the city *De* abhor la perm or by his gpml 647 onoisSol, at eaves o'clock is the imam of ,ths Glad day of Jay, MA this and there be sho sonowr a mane (prgardsd) Mahe *she aped to hen bee tiled tkg mists of the Bas if Beth sad Welk and of width (pastelist) Wm it is theroia eke ethyl that • osy erns sand see the seid Choy Seamy Daiwa as the 4th 11166 ; the the mad petendsd article' do aot est firth wq slept ethmes, Mae was the Masa of Mods be leo the mid cesigabsioms, as having Ma cos. aka by the mid fame Anthony Dodos with. it two yaw at sack the ecoommessont r !W -alla el We sok, onceing to the psalm of the Mahan naked act, sad therefore the pay seemed hat be said ma to age mom to the mid males." Tk pealea that ridged wee as a the ime ceseasetics el re Casa DiMplias Ant sad especially of the 10th ma lira width lies as Man TM every out or mass& M spied szo ahar leoly cedars Ice gay 0•10100 0.11001 Lies loduissaleal shall le ccmgasecal widths moms • maim. at the cams to Tama of width ths wit or prematim shall be Instituted, and set allnworde The maks therefore, that arose am thstba• the present ponsany bed boa ammo* Mita OW MN teem the iota Ot the comMitra of the abed tam; be ether woods, he hod te *poke abet lad Ma the immacesme et dm peessisiol 0 * hi*" dm ' Ala- Mos it se awed the the esamasteme if the err *mean coamplegeg in the sot me Mamba le Is macs of the ampaNkm or Maks a mar NO IA; eastat IA laiag the say eat with GGalthabof a aindhate mon the case. Oa the Mae had It vas aged by Mk. thiehra's cemosi that the am mement of the passellage meat the km al the ese. rafts by the oultblimp to bytes ad V the wag set Ihe Mammal et the possudhp or sla ass the kmat Mumma that tboyeammed a the dm ef the fig dam /kids But *se wee a vegy wide islinace did hams imam • emundetha to inquire, a id preemarg sash* • pity, with • view to W paramat. The oldest of the eresalsolemer va may to Mare whether than wore solids* yessle Gees It Warble the &Maar poesstimm had/ i er MO k was Wad in several pm * the all, Mika peemany await Maid be lastitated mid Ga pay mem* Though the cosamissioemes kid power plro n on oat to manias Masers, sad theist, they ware to asam Wparty *sad with the oases, telif that be might stand If he thought pops, Goat a they had ao power to MBA my latibessi, wham. the sadism might be that was pm kiss am Neither t h e the enhaliaks, as the highs, Maer Garr *gum gay authority to punish spa ate ea fm althea before the oimmissionws, seism yid, the MS gem* meat* to their report. This se to the Gin Sid a the reglary of the Mom and served 'pa the prey sem*, the court could not hold that they mil be gay sulleiss mice. To some matt, GI /kg of the adobe did give the pay so• as Gat peesedip ewe gam on spinet him; bat It was agy Math* saes sad he was sot bound to take say art utiegraria camaysaseet it. Hs ma sot ailed ape, woe In the Meths. lemma bias say garticakr Ma or a sy *Meek, dm se pats The micas were ° rasa oil the reggialie el • dation, sad *wakes it maw he said the be ores bowed to ea upon then, _they ware Mewed up by the citation it. ait lo our aid AM a peat herdship would le Woof se Mr. Ditcher, V be were to fail .alb booms ths pope steps had sot Ma eke by ,_ lll/ 166 1 P ; bat wigwag the swebbithep be hem to "ms set laving peameried with des ad* was that alma why the smieleama eheni be pamithd can. tHaf G ths War of the sot, Slab espemly provided Pagoalley sheath he amessamd Mita two yen? 6 ° ' (lir J. Dam) appahmlei that whoseirver Mk It 11101 IS M Mk Wee me at all, the arch/sem h at the perms who ingla le sir IS that aurae.. imedly be aiegies ge tbmgh the set, whisk *aka commated spa at 11011111110016 Mph; bat It *!pale bs se asp jet to elms the peemilit *the ea am ad &NI :—"11/1.000 0 Nissesr atpromilighl arms or 4 *mortis* of 'dabs segebes smadtheed, dm," a kat it wag to come if Ilhe emeaks of dabs the the wag *Mom* The at anywared I GGGe.._ aims egembelmeoftherear i" aft "ow , " 0 Gaik ad the ilk, the ken *Mawr pesselky" but the pliemse mad threasheet the ad be muse te whet was te be ass ea the limpet el the or wea "a kale* peendley," se *to MOM •••- •" ,_ la the prat me It vas *Ms the • Mt bed earmaid mfr Ibe km pees, lam= the act sad _ 16 1" amid set The based July *apeoseded to the sane ef the *Digits et !Asada Day," and l l hairt • e. Creamill," which had been Mid* by 1- 1 . Fist. There was • third MO which was - lateotaat, hems ft wee Mid* by himself, "aim k senfreiray with the Maim alas protheastor . 41 mat Mee— of " The Bishop of Ilandord v. Them no prfaciple he bed kid down mat be m ee aimed tmo Malls al that cast, end he was therein, er a at Mart Ma it, masa it saki he shows that it mg la aver co bed boa cantradkast by meg eat of oiral:y. Be did ad dad my *vine *than bdd infalligelwasent. are* thearaithishopand nd deal maser (Dr. Imblegton) aim. to • dins* conchnion. He ritonld bow with all ddwenoe to the Wines et the erelthirhop, but `this ow Ms grace had only est se end for the bebop of Bath and Welk. The court et Bea wank therein% be couidared on Minim court, and he Mr J. Dolma) mot catempently Whin to the doctrine WI dews by hie leaned predaceos, and followed by blro miL The only conch coo to which be could come we that the prowl proceeding had not been brought within the We required by the Matnto—thet more than two yawl bed 'Weld gime the oocamirlioa of the alleged offtwe—end that It we therefore the ditty at the omit to pronounce for the appeal, to reverse the Wines ot the court telow, sad to dinars the archdeacon from sll further observance of *W._ He should make no ceder ae to cone. Dr. PhiDimon wee about to make an mplketion for mete from the time that the protest was brought to the loth@ of the mart below. Be should ground that egghead= upon the nowt declaim in the cam al Liddell and Weetirkm In which the Privy Comma awe mete on the pound that the Judgment might to have ham mend in the Court of Arches 7 air Joba nadson mid the case would, no doubt, go bean the Judicial Committee, sad their lordships would rectify g say arm which be might bays committed, either with t reepstd to the point be had derided, or with raped to costa gi„ The reeler fka lir. Ditcher rotated ea appeal. at. Mere ware mory do strangers pressat, the conclusion of the on.. et this early stage not having beta anticipated. 5 EQUITY COURT. Wore the Lord Chewsßar end the Ueda Jeedces.) The t:iii:i.i:b.:ll7.;. wawa um court till fie . Far the mend .. poetpoes a report, se the *Mire ere ally hes bun fully sass into. COURT OF QUERN% BENCH. Miler is Dravo lits —lkiwo Lied Cusp and Judea mei dumplsa.) WAY COIIPIJIT.-ALLOTWOrt OF BMUS. Mime sa action te nower which hal boa paid by Os IbbliO la the elapsed deledlogas ambles kw wren Ems la Osillabegboaras sal Obssems BeivroTengsay • waist was estresd kw Ow *MO tat ants he • are *blare sdawyearly ebbls4 ea Os penal d Os we dienelessipirt Os selioss. The ads awe mud ea Waft nal seas Irdow, a b W Orate sad lir. Isell Mr s wa its eed solid Os Ws, sa d Magas sd . • lb. d Mr. et IL appased ate the had of appliestba hal beta esesesy td diltusd~ male • base •Ihearriag his apylkalss. sad It bkodtaa wSO al Aram. WM Oa the Mesh* anis be evadvel a hoe d =VW Is -l aird IS Ow pease: s hs li ng swaiel sellbellea ism yes at the teig Ow nossimeshal urn ea Os Mk sad As sham. witistra ihs arrseltard dx=s le sea =fa= et as.4 lle C al waft imiles et bw Or I le det= es said wee wham lide sielwrat MI the Othodtki wee ant sale lona is Os - 'WO the mei, et it. Ohosaissi Ids swasesita Mimed Ol Mlle pot etlbs mem? It was cea ea lmasil was art mit asolasd the hart the Emus awe alls Old by hrdhadwa. At So tamdeds el dr dimmit, It ....,..aged betwowi ats Wise dud Os sot shall At mit Into • spelmi r al e t mem dist dis point el by, width hod sot beta aid lir dr tossent Ms, night be torroally mot COURT OF EXCHEQUER. (I=ts Tasass.—Mdbre the Lard Mit Brom, Mr. Baron Mr. Brim Mrsaw4l, sad Mr. Boron Cbsamk) The Lord Chad lbws saw .bkshatt fa the Maybes owe mid& live sinesdy bun reported. Rik ribmid: V. PAM!. Hale disaiherri. O. 01.41117. Lae named. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAT. 111 U =MAGUS AII•AOLT. nobettlad . Amara Himeni, alilwort labousios wife Via tin &Cowie( atrociee• = b arl i =ulosel. telieq mired ben the liffeas me et the of etbielt tie bed ben is iesN. de ersirkelbe Swill rise d tbe Werke fdlMd a bee bee, arse, rid dim& ; wee, la partkikr, w ebb eally weemdat, bekg_4lll eyee. The peer amolore new we kat ea the 1 M hi keit prim= aye k bar Wpm, NA NW tar Clemik• ber brimai. la • quiet kw, aid iben Irk supeeemktlees dee Wend tkty W • kai deed fir Ida Is mai art at be;:= bat vim be syksei dee seemenial %Or bra" wean slant awe weed llakikedes ea eameatt wee mak saYklaady kellekk i Oman Image bar ki•- hsi am by siested Uwe ea kr km sad beef, efts,- wade Mak. lan la alperieeres llffra ett• War hal tar bis rehealeaday Mated kirks 'kir maser. The ether aorbYlesr aregbal hued attach is Mk knee, kat he we fa •••• a 4WD weelows, eceeppeat via the Ms eriaply desk epos hies, a• to be wow treble ta work ova if be bed it t. de; Y Ewer had • wad of moor ma ask, re ell was pielbser sober. H I• vita big Vied ham dr mom an the klab• saw the •••••k. • anieebk mad amebic ..tad aviag Minim &mit cm tic ishames madat cit as awantid, and folly committed tima dor awe% lea iota u. asmalt. SOUTHWARK. • ra,a sI Cririd7rl;•Trri r • flitg Mt el TOM, asmid Imo Mem Wefts Ism heir: 6 :g raw smesol ma Me soft ma aid la n t s rle s sess" .a. shoqpi with bid L,Mitmlthiftatiest then stelae els the rilmaallow ow • mar et Mare ma Lamm idilt Os Iho Illosliktromerl. Roan Om ehmakft, Mem wit m see Mot the ram he sior is it blot eft to the rom me a asod auk e Men ol the %me melt Waft Me asto MR met ma pm& Mb eppeftome mie to Memo Mat MMus mad brer help letsghlaft at the am milmes ho Melt him We the Oftmaprilleateom Mere Mr. While w.IsI • ads of the Mlit anis ihoh mil dm be While IM le the stoticm boom Re Soma IS him • Misr Maremed ft the Rev. Tram Onty. Ormt tiMilibeedsosk *on •• elseftress I Rat Msmolesing shillmo In postage ocsampoja wirer lime to • Mobs leetisr. Kr. Os What ar mitoffie the e yeameso)—Te• my year aims is WU. firm. yes f Pris•sw (holeahae —I ma a dhrgyma of lie aar& kof laoi sad, okr. Mr. Ombe—ls this htlisr eliemed to you f Prism—lt is, sir. lam the Rm. Willem Grey am timed he it. Mr. Otmlio—Tim I yea love Mud the damp Ms mem pt amt. I 11•141 MO= yea IMO II half Impeder. I sot by tide MY= yoreg written to • dmiyam et Dulls imilmoe la some busevolest eleset, that he ko gam to meths, theem yess, Me hr mraol ma as moist it R he lM I Lep dr pine Ni.sem he m ft i Mit the obemoimees to fts. yam Iftreshift mfG ll ". ad • log ft brie Via fter miler, wear us I ;Wm I. very ow it heir k q rem* die lb. I ehell rai per bliat leek i the mama peas ohs Marie doe_ peaty amp le Metur al =4 ll l 6 l . ra bet s ill tryour ilva rl Yam on ad I want you to he mos eeretel the Mom The primmer thou hastily left the court. THE LATE POISONING CASE AT GLASGOW. I% link w NESIoNssa, oartintr to to. murk* d~ t theihedli Shah. It le rotd 'hows the loGoll s w.rw ift &l L I ZZ ei c Tla him" sod destoo, rho tos, moos k brous. her rammk whim (mho sod rig sto to. lobar shwa to So aperkero al Gs ark red Se any otodhase, whale eel sessetikteldt wheat ary . any t w e s t om erioL—Okerer Da* Msi. ressten I tteorrh 'imei ttat SG e ros, Lem ' di. tri iltistate Ormsby re nor to to to dr SG Lim no miff iiy kid • ego& deo. esmoi te - ashy drk tremelpohi Sh. So it se kindle*. Spero ass erraiNG *Gan rid Se be hid ' abeiduse; ad it Is she sortsi Sot sot of eh Gel rm. he dros It ad Me miss or tiros idoseG—lhotent Assail M MOCis or CHESTEL—The =r• 01111161111 tO =the (kap of th e diocese of la the Igor- Tab ape :—The Itched Oresol, 114, corlat et Itterw, sad the Rev. Om. Berk lA, reerlost et Cr dorm for the tenhfr seder oary starer ✓aft Ir. apriner at Breeped, mod do Ir. Neigh reorbeet et et. Toare, rderfordc, ler the evatoreary d ILhorrel. MGF = ll al al is r) "n et r h i l = S ri= dos le Iferks. =or ukof gra saw dish besidil, so dry see 'The dun we it, Or rovi 411.11111111114 .811 1 . v1ra the wee or Burl thol tor* sea WOMB Mel ri g = evaded. 21e wham r . = 1, ==. 1.. 1. 1 :71:i t seasier. she IOOIF4IIIIII. thonstts Comninr.—Tailis ✓etelpis for Os wok andleg £p6l IN 12,1961 14e. 14_15.1 le 10 111. i I - SHARI LISTS-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoow. The market for English railway stocks reaming steady. Ina few eases, including London and North Western and Great Western stocks, the in- quiries have been rather more numerous. The im mediate hominess, however, is altogether trifling.: French lines exhibit no important change. Northern of France shares are quoted 39/ to 1; Paris and Lyons, 62 to 1; and Southern of France, 321 to 33. Grand Trunk of Canada shares are quieter, at 16 to I. =DIANN MINS AND ROIL. mi. 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WSW I rwl ors SWAN 1 Poooma 10.0 11 SO roolcanlift.1:ool MON I Dori room MO SO Soadose So C01a... ▪ f 1 'oath Lamella - 1 1 MAW, MN 1 Do. 10 pr . & Ito& 41.114 DUI Maim .... 111 Ei ea INi ,din Sae i Pa 7 i 1 ist ih II $ 1 : Aso !kW 1 5 5.1 6,W LIN 11. 5 0 5 IWO U 6 5.540 MI SW 5 VW 16 Me 6,666 116 612 MI S Ma - It $ •I U II L ii 04 !t as all I . Ft Ft lee Ile e 7 1 I. 111 4040 WP M • 41 It II U 1 7 SI IS 6 f s a $2ll IN s h Pa 131 at I, I• IN NO NO U 6 $lO li4 f N 44 N N 51 64 asi MONEY MARZET.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. The funds to-day are firm, at yesterday's im provement. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange business is slack, but prices are well supported. Consols are quoted 931 to for money, and 93; to I for the 7th May. The Three per Cent. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to 921 ; the new Three per Cents. at 92 to ; Bank Stock at 2144 to 215 ; Exche quer Bills, March, at par to 2s. prem. ; ditto, June, at 4s. to 2s. die. ; Exchequer Bonds, 1858 and 1839, at 981 to 1; and India Bonds at 6s. to 31. Very little business has been done in foreign securities. Turkish Six per Cents., however, are rather better, at 941 to 1. The sales comprise Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 851 (exch. 12fi.) ; Mexican Bonds at 231 ; Sardi nian Five per Cents., for account, 30th April, at 90,1; Spanish Old Three per Cents. at 411; and Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. at 1001. Consols derive support from the circumstance that, at the conclusion of the " account" fol lowing the present one, the half-yearly divi dend will be deducted, purchases " for the Con sol dividend" being ordinarily a favourite opera tion. In the railway share market, on the other hand, speculators for higher prices exhibit some degree of discouragement, in consequence of the high rates of interest exacted at each settlement. The expected renewal of shipments of gold from the United States to this country at an early date is regarded with satisfaction, but the continued un favourable tendency of the silver movement must not be lost eight of. Purchases of silver for despatch to the East by the steamer of the 4th May are already being largely prosecuted en the Continent, and this fact causes the continental exchanges to be closely watched, for, if they decline, it may become more advantageous to pay for this silver in gold rather than in bills. The shares in the Russian Railways were nomi nally quoted yesterday 4 to t prem. As the Paris journal La Prone lends itself to what appears very like a wilful perversion of the truth in stating that the shares in this project have been eagerly received (comes avec emressemetet) on the London market, we may take this opportunity of mentioning, for the guidance of the foreign public, that no undertaking of this importance has ever, within our recollection, been received with so much indifference. In view of the apathy of the public, the question that awaits solution is, are the immediate connexions of Messrs. Baring prepared to support the project to the extent of the capital announced for allotment in England ? The bar silver brought by the steamer Atrato was sold yesterday for the East atbs. 1 td. per oz.standard, being the same price as was obtained at the last sale. The Continental advioes report a further decline in the exchange at Hamburg on London, and a slight advance at Vienna. At other places the rates remain as last reported. The corn market yesterday was quiet, at the slight improvement attained on Monday. No fresh arrivals of grain-laden yawls at ports of call are reported. The tallow market is still in an unsettled state, owing chiefly to the extraordinary movements of speculation last month. The price of St. Peter,- burg Y.C. for April was driven up yesterday to 595., " buyers," but at the close 575. was the highest pries obtainable. A telegraphic despatch from St. Petersburg, dated Tuesday, reports a sadden change in the weather, the thermometer (Rtaumur's) showing 8 degrees of frost. This change will probably retard the opening of the navigation by some days. The price of tallow was quoted at 139 roubles, with "band-money." We understand that the directors of the Northern Bengal (Calcutta to Darjeeling) Railway Company, although, determined to prosecute the undertaking, have resolved to return the deposits in full (without deduction of expenses) to any subscribers who may be desirous of withdrawing train the enterprise. The annual meeting of the Oriental Bank Corpo ration is called for the 23th of May. The particulars are published of 230 bonds, repre senting 58,9001., of the I)aniah Three per Cent. Loan of 1825, which hare been cancelled, under the sinking fund. WEDICEIDAT EVINWO. The funds retain an improving tendency, under the combined influence of the recent investments of the public, and an increased supply of money. A further advance of I per cent. was today established. Throughout the day the market evinced steadiness of character, the fluctuation being altogether trifling. The other departments of the Stock Exchange ex hibit no improvement, business being generally re stricted. _ . In the discount market there is still a good supply of money, and in exceptional eases transactions take place a trifle below the Bank minimum. In the Stock Exchange short loans on government securi ties were readily obtainable at 5 to 6 per cent. A week hence, however, preparations will be made for the fortnightly settlement m shares, for the bills falling due on the 4th of May, and for the monthly settlement in Consols fixed for the 7th of May. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to 7 for the ith May, opened this morning at 931 to 5-16, advanced to 93 7-16 to 7, and closed at 937, "buyers." s For money the last price was 931 to 7. The official business report is as follows : re per Cent. Consols, for money, 93, 937, 93, 931; ditto, for account, 7th May, 931, 937. Three per Cents. Reduced, 92, 917, 92. New Three per Cents., 927, 911, 921. Long Annuities, ex piring in Jan., 1860, 27, 2 7-16. Thirty Years Annuities, October, 1859, 2 5-16. Thirty Years I Annuities, January, 1880, 157. Bank stock, 214, 1 213. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858 and 1859, 987, 7, 7. Exchequer Bills were again firmer today, owing to continued purchases by the government broker. The March bills closed at 3s. dis. to par, and the June at Si. to 2s. dis. Exchequer Bonds were quoted 981 to 7, and India Bonds 6s. to 3e. die. Foreign stocks were very quiet. Turkish met with little attention; the Six per Cents. closed at 947 to 1 ex div., and the Guaranteed Four per Cents. at 1007 to 7. Mexican Bonds remain quoted 237 to 1. In Spanish a few transactions are re corded. At 4 o'clock Russian Five per Cents were quoted 104 to 6 ; ditto Fonr-and-a-Half per Cents., 93 to 97. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 25 to 1 ; ditto, Old Three per Cents., 411 to 7. Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 77 to 79. Dutch Two and-a- Half per Cents., 641 to 651; ditto Four per Cent. Cer tificates, 96 to 98. Oriental Bank shares are inquired for, owing to favourable rumours relative to the forthcoming di vidend. Transactions were recorded to-day at 41 and 407. Ottoman Bank there, were in demand to-day, and closed at Ito I dis. The failure of the attempt hitherto made to form a National Bank of Turkey is considered to give this institution a stronger posi tion. It remains to be seen whether this bank will continue to occupy an independent attitude or ulti mately coalesce with other capitalists in the forma tion of the much-needed National Bank upon terms calculated to enlist the support of the English pub lic. Bank of Egypt shares have improved to 2to 17 dis. Those of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, and English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank, were rather firmer. Peel River shares showed flatness. London General Omnibus have advanced to 1-16 to 3•16 prem. St. Kattiarine's Dock stock was marked 83. The nominal easing ;potations for the newly_pes jetted railways are subjoined, viz.: Panjaub Rail way, 5-16 to 7-16 prem. • Gude Railway, par to prom t Central Owls Railway, Ito Preto-% tern Bengal Railway, to prem. ; Calcutta and South Eastern Railway, par to 1-16 prem.; Euphrates Valley Wont]. Par k rem: Itigo Railway, to 7 prem.; North of India Tramroad, par to prem. NINES-THIS DAY• Two o'CLocz. The transactions in home mining stocks to-day are of the most limited character, great dullness generally prevailing. The only business reported to tho Stock Exchange is in Great Wheal Alfred shares, which continue flat, and arc marked St. John del Rey shares have been dealt in at 19:. Other foreign stocks exhibit no movement what ever. Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transaction in the igisExchange: Console, 22 ; Cbancellorvels, ge ; Drekewslls 21. 16e. 3d. ; Cionamena, 161, 17 ; Greet Alfred, 85 • Great Hewen 235., 25e. ; Umgery, 16 , 16,i, 17, 168, 166 :North Downs, 20s, 26e., 22i. 6d. 7e. 6d., 20e., 26e.; North Rohner, 105, 1071 ; Wheal ilarriet, 9e. 6d., 10e. 6d., Ile., 12a., 10e. 6d., lle. 6d.; Wheel Kitty (Lelent), 19, 20 ; Wheal Isideott, 37e. 6d., 35e. A 'pedal meeting of the Allen Wining Amociatiew is called for the 6th of May, " to receive a report from the di rectors on the present. Mate of the attars and property of the sametetlon," to mamas the capital, and elm to consider a roe lion from the directors for amalgamating with the Quienstagen Mining Association, with limited liability. A meth* of the latter company is also called for the mote day. At North Sanest a dividend of 10.. per share (3,0001.) was declared yesterday. At a sale of copper ore held at Swansea on the 21st inst., 1,870 tone *old for 29,4511. 141. The following mounts were realised by the die/teat Woes: im I 20 p? 34 1 1,473 1 341 1,318 1,435 1,212 40 402 lb Mg lb 343 lb 4414 44 I /00M 14 0 Tits next sale will take plate a• Wm 6, and easist It 1,664 teem WEDN =DAT EMUS°. In the market for home mining stocks no improve ment is observable. The transactions recorded is the Stock Exchange to-clay were more numerous, but sales predominated, and the tendency of prises is in many eases downwards. North Basset, North Frances, and Great Wheal Alfred shams were an quoted lower. All foreign descriptions were quiet. UNDO NeNINDIOII. I is.l maxim I cum ws rine, yeftelap. auzita rs yf la ie La .i. / Is MAN IN aeftlall *esaLis mai l..nallaNdit 6.4.1611.M..1 117 1 , amdenadly•lN Do. SJib 1. 11111 11111, S N I N IN Da Joe 1. ISTI N ea 144 Ode awl (I.lalle6) 11. 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Tn.—The public Bales commenced to-day; they are pro gressing without spirit, but without showing any materiel beqta of Ilmigel were offered in rattle isle; a part only sold at 10s. to lls., and the article has • dull ii rrfilte market is quiet and prices unaltered. Corror.—The public sales to-day consisted of ineurrent qualities, sad did not give quotations. Markets generally dull to-day. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market remains Lino. Prices ere quoted as follows Town tallow, Ms. 6d. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C., 67e. 6d. to 66e. ; April, 675. 6d. ; May to June, 6ts. to 6d. HAY MARBET.-THIS DAY. -- Yr. E. J. Dsvis reports trade without alteration. PAM meadow hay, 60s. to 665.; superior ditto, 70s. to lloa ; inferior ditto, 60e. to 63e. • rower, 50s. to SM. ; clover. 70a. to 100 s., second cut, 60a. to 835.; straw, 245. to 28s. Yesterday's Moniteur contains a decree making upward. of ninety nominations in the Legion of Honour among odeers, non-commissioned officers, and privates is the English army ; also a dome making Any-seven dram nominations among officers, warrant officers, and mama ha the Royal Navy. Oa Monday evening, W. Tite, Esq., M.P., de lewd a Mature before the members of the Bath Literary • and Pldkeapikel Aisociatka, on " Horace and his Times. as Miastantei bpi& "skins" The Mayor presided, and . ea beam was followed by a lively discussion. The attest ator, was very numerous. • - Tla LATE MB. ROBERT BICKERSTETIL-110 alma of this highly astimmed_gentleman took place yester day messing et St. Amore Camillery, Liverpool, and was • koudg_ attended ; the swetes woe mad by th e Rev. hr. WWI.. The pap brew awe the Lord Bishop of Ripon. the Vemeadis AMY/NM Ildienteth, the Venerable Arch deassalialeond the Ifeenesbie Archdeacon Jones, rector of Limped. It had been the intention of the members of the ordeal profession in Liverpool to join the roomed= in Rainey-street, but as the family of the demasM were averse to any public demonstration, the project was abandoned. They asessubled however in great force at the Cemetery, and Sword In line to receive the body on its arrival, and wore paid the prooession to the grave. Canaan:4o KENT.—It is contemplated by thepations et this noble sad bealth-inepiring peen raideat la Ent Kcal, W Beast artuript WO arm FF ‘ ath e i r rale aura art e eir sum r a V ai rria. a llt i r k ear- • bra, mew the We of the aims ea rte aritint pearl Ismael ea hit Mate all heir weed like akimbo et illnedel and Ile red N. C. DM Wg, F/14 2. 1 2 1 lertert. risa, .Iratesed the alentlia Ire that ; Cialabwy the St. Lamm is likely_ an ac he ewes ter be the scene of matcher. Theo le the mina taken by its " "—Mat Herald. REMARKABLE ATMOSPHERIC PHENOMENON.— About hairiest to on Tuesday morning (April 21), a curls ma and brilliant appearance ma obaused in the atmosphere, at Plymouth, by a great number of spectators, who appear te have be ell so wonderfully struck with Its character that scarcely an two describe it 011ie ; and whether the plane- MOMS rea lly did assume the different modifications described by different persons, viewing it at comparatively moderate distances from each other ' and all within the gem at about half an hour, or whether the discrepancies are owing to • went of accurate observation, it is not easy to determine. The wind was N.W. and high, the atmosphere rather hazy, earls high, principally cirri and eirro-eumuli, the weather Ono and warm. About half-past ten, mys a ator, I wee :I=by observing in the atmosphere an mmais circle white light to the westward of the am, and reach ing been the sun in • direction N.W. more than half way te the horizon. The sun appeared to be in one edge of the Mica ; end looked as if it were travelling in the bright orbit which the circle represented. At the point where the am touched this white circle it was intersected by another circle, or rather portion of a circle, which, extending from the ma, cut off a very large arc from the S.E. portion, and in tersected it again to the southward. This second circle was dislinguished by brilliant prismatic colours ' and looked like a rukbow interacting the white circle, the colours being met tri ll iant at the points of intersection, and the ma hen forming one of these points. The ends of this prismatic are were not visible much beyond the periphery of the white circle. This appearance lasted about half an hour, and the gradually tided away. Another observer states that the rims* are was external to the white ring, that their pa rtpbarke ware at some distance from each other, and that the sonwas considerably to the eastward of the white ring, and within the prismatic are. A third describes the prismatic circle as being nearly entire, and intersecting the great white eirde,the sun being situated in the centre of the space in ended between the two intersecting arcs ; but all agree se to the tratraordinary brilliancy of the phenomenon.—Jleehanies' ityarate. THE FRENCH PEASANTRY AND THE GOVERN- E INT.—The changes which have taken place hi France since 1789 had thrown into the hands of the peasantry a large pm portion of the land of the country. As every owner of land, whether of a large or Oa small estate, has an equal rots, the peasantry hold on overwhelming majority in the frenthies. The constitutional monarchy had unwisely debarred this large class of the landholders of France from political power ; bra by that principle of occioty which seems to be one of the most deep-seated and irresistible conditions of political existence, no sooner were the existing institutions of Hsi country overthrown, than the supreme power in the state reverted as it were to its source, in the owners of the soil. T and there alone, the government of the second empire has a basis ; that is the main, if not the sole, condition of the gwesent tranquil eubmiesion of Frame to a form of so vereignty which has annihilated every eerablance of freedom ; and the only claim to originality we can discover in the fabric raised by the Emperor Napoleon 111., is his discovery that • government may be founded and maintained, for a considerable period of time, by the pole support of the landed peaaantry in spite of the disaffection of the town!, the aversion of the upper ranks, end the ridicule and vi of the educated classes. The peasantry were roma by the exercise of universal suf frage to the consciousness of political power; but it would be • complete error to emporia that • wide diffusion of the fran chise amongst that class of society tends to free government and liberal principles. In France the result has been just the reverse. Unable to exercise that power by any direct machinery . of their own, they delegated it absolutely, and in the most simple form, to one man ; and they view without re pugnance the uses whirls may be made of that power spinet liberties and rights to which they are Mangers. provided their own independence and ascendancy be respected, and their own prejudices and Tendons flattered by the head of the state—Edittintret Becieto, new number. 111