The Express. — London, England, 1856-04-25 00:00:00

The bechropts wen timber merebasts, at Mlllwall, and 1 Ftni esi carried oo an extensive baslaess as a lightens= at Rot' erbiihe, on his savants account. This was the az sausstien meeting. hlr Pennell, the official amigan, in his repeat es the cs •P, stilted that lb. j oat 'notate connaeace4 en the let of seu►ry, ISSS, with a spiral below's( to Foamy of 2,7291., sad Buil of 742 L This capital aspiared to be bomb fide, mid was sepia stird by the books. They sow owed to umenrel creditors 14,6601., and led given op is cash, good debts, and property, ivies amounting to 6,4781., In addition to wbiob there WY a data for ;route so'd to John Walter for 6,9981., whisk was now the subject Um segotiatioe. The train, be& WO of an intensive character, the sales fOr twelve nasethe anointing ti 46 3091., upon which the pas I.r.int was raturaed at 4,1341. The trade and in .Dental chirps anointed to 3,3741, „in addi ties to which the sum of 1,145 L had been impended is Ispiovements and alterati ins, and whisk nu mai int to the creditors. The separate trade sweat of Peel showed a enrolee after paying his mentors 20.. is t!'.. pound; and, as the assets had bees realised, there Wile no doute: of that 1014.11 Wag esese piu lad. The balaneestteet wee prepared from hooka sad enteben, sad was supported thereby ; bat it omitted say iseatios of tits baokrepr's dealiags with a auditor sued Holder, who had tad unfitted to him ten barges as eseurlty kr • loan to the biskropt. The Dalmatia. was sow is coarse of iaveiripatiou by the asergoem. Mr. 1.1111/10“ euppotted. Mr. Liekleter, for the anigeees, offend so appointee to the Inakrepts 1 awe', bet graphed to make some kmaisi is th the alleged talk, of the banger to Mr. Holder. Hr. Holder was ezesuiced at considerable lesgth se to the trassict,ou. Mr. Puri appeared on ►ie behalf. The baaktopta passed. IN RE T. JOHNSON. The bauknept, who had kept the Feathers public-Uwe, Kendspton Gravel-pits, spi led for his certificate. Debbi, ljr2B/ , the propetty, with the sac tpties of 801., was held by the creditor. There was to opposition; sad hie ROOM rilitad a second-date tetrtiaeste. IN IS WILLIAMS AND HOLLAND. The bankrupts had trailed as wholcuale groan, is Duscaa-,Nest, Whit/chapel, is partsenttlp with two other persons, who hod evaded the jur,diction of the court by pairs to Austral,' It appearod that the uses realised would pay 20.. is the pound on the debts of Williams and Hi:o64d. Hie Hama pawed fint.:lass arrtifleata. THE POLICE COURTS. TEM DAY. MANSION-HOUSII. Charlie Avery, a sossaissics broker, was brought before eir It. W. Cud,. urea the charge of having defrauded his eteiitari of goods sad nosey. The prises*, had been several Mau under esivairtatioa, and the evident* was ertreatoly coesclicatcd. 81111, palate cf law were reserved by Mr. Hamphries, who appeared for the primer. _ • • The prirarr was eosartted for triaL Prienter—" I am quite influent." • Beery N .2h mai committed for trial upon tits chugs of hari•g stoles • tub of goods from • salt belonging to Pickford and Co. The goods were of the valise of el., sad the Floater was stopped by • policemen whilst carrying the bile on his ehr u der. The clerk uto attended for the prosecution said that constant robberies of the kind took plate. The priioaer said be bad been employed by a moo in the street to carry the belt to Loudon well BOW-STREET. /lAN DONIIID 310111111, S.rab Pont,, ■ girl tot Jet fifteen years of age, rather pretty, but having already i cquired a lemon and abandoned air, was charged with being drank and disorderly, In Bt. htsnin's.lac e, ac time o'clock in the afternoon of yesterday. After evidence bat been beard, Hit mother eta. farward, dcclariog with groat volu bility that It was ill her Unit. Mr. Jardine—Would you like to bo plated in the deck beside bee ? The mother repeated that it wat all her fault, and pro• ended to relet., in a very roundabout way, the fol!owieg eircnintanme .—lt al peered trot h r daughter had in some way coma under the notice of an officer la the army and his wile , who, taking pity on her in the beliefth4she would Wins if she had but as oppor tunity, ob:sioed fir her admission to an asylum. ANY remaining here for lime time she left, prz bab!y weary of restraint, but on the pretest that the food allowed bit wet cum,. Her benefactors, who had In the meanwh.le been to the Crimes, on their niters, made 'squints 'boat her, might hot out. sad sada steroid effcrt to rercoo her from infamy. She agreed to re-ester the asylow, and to-lay (Friday) was flied for her adou st i ti , "Si you tee," continued the mother, "I asked her to erne and hate a day with ma Cohn she west; and I had a k w sluing., end I teak bar to have something tr drink, sad we get enjlyirg curatives with some fr.eads, sad it etretause se." lit. Jardine *wooed bia bo•r/r at this picture of de pravity, and hie pity for the nafortsaate th4el, who, he ob served was far lees to Watse than the Blether. Ilbe was too pug lo be sent ti Freon—she sight go. TI• pri.oser was acelrdiagly Lid 'trod, sad kft the taut lay Wag. WORSHIP-STREET. - - • Two yoarg mos, named Wood and Thole, war* charged Wire Mr. Hammitt ander the following eiretansetar ces 11 , .. 106 stated tint at an ear'y hour this urrniag, ha watched both gr:soners loitering about dm Hisekusg-road; at time they were torether, and at others, wallurd smarm, woes. Having stranged with his brother diem witness apprehended Wool, ant tact on hies a life-greserver, or rather iteeth-dealer" of a fearful o`c never, with a +hied* at sae rod, and implements of house breaking. WI ic .1 the st‘t oa hoofs, Brook we. brought In, and each denied enowledgc of the other. PoHosea:m.o+le N 90 prov.d taking Break. sad Rona, se hits roue r east bee, sad a btrteadorr koy; be gave ■ antra r &bow, sad witness keels his father to be • wry rwpretable man waidest is the selprlthourhvd. The wirer of Brook pre has • most 'Earliest 'hono ur, sad tte door key wee proved to belong to his porest's dlrsillag, but what undid to throw some doubt ups his character was b s putastiou of the fillotrieg pristod eard : " • P/OUIDLT LIAD. "Moeda, awning, April 28, 1&i8. at lb* Phaieht Narioa Year. 1.. r .00 perp,s• of rtai.R acne, to obtain Coireil for J he and tVi Lao It •yanWs who are camaitted for taut tea charge of whiahtlpy 11711 hiaevat. .‘ D. KIITNOLDIIIIIIIIIII6 " W. Ratieutze Deputy. " Doeetbu tb.ukfelly The pegiee wen queetiooed slowly by tie magistrates as to their Neer wee of barmy seen the asseeed i■ company, sad they ailterei to their statement; hr, the bench e winded to its t.l.g a iniseakes ideality so regarded Broek, and ordered Lim to be , iiseharged, while Wood, wt.° offered ao de fen-e, was emom:tted fir theta months to tba Bosse of Correction. SOUTHWARK. eiroILIF1I:O. I oafs. Nrr ass, • well.dreased young female, was' brought bear, Mr. Comb*, cb.rged with steeling a piece of printed clttor, valve 12.., from the shop of limn. Haas sad Co., linttulrep r., Newington-a meway. Mr. ft , bert Hann 'hoed that about sic o'clock !art me tee, the prisoner tome into the dm, and asked to look at ame trilling article, sad wl ile witness was at. leading to her sod ailt.ter customer, he saw her Jr) towards a pile of pistol esthnr, lying Rear the dcorway. Btr hit the shop suddenly a minute or two afterward', when he .reed a piece of the printed mitten. Be immediately followed her, sad on overtaking her a few steps off. he charged her with stes:ing it, which ohs denied, and attempted ti run ewty. lie. however, relight hold of her, and as • citadel le was approtablag, she palled the pito) sif printed cottris from nadir her shawl, sad headed it to hiss, st the sane time begging hiss to let hr p ; bet he pee bar into melody. Mr. Combo asked the primate whether she prebend *Wag Wore his or piai to the seesisas frt trial ? The primer said s►e was guilty, sad she hoped Ids wor ship would deal Wiwi, with her, es it yr her lost *Pees. Kr. Combo otoordlogly sostasted hot to Ono tatetbe I bard labour at Woodsworth Houma Cagnetta'. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAT. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY avow NL COIDINNIONIIN 001:110111. IN at 101/SIT AND STNIL ASSAULT AT THECANTERBURT CANTERBURY, This wonting oar polioe-oft woe crowded with chinas anxious to boar the evidence addaest In support of a charge for an smash preferred agalast Lint. Thomas Aa sL - dorm, of this 6th (Inniskillma) Dragooss, bya yomm itarlimaa, lfq of the name of Witham Steer, foreman to Mr. 8. tal butcher, of this city. The assault cunplaisted of arose out el of the ellowiog earcomatancts, but only the tests bruise me immediately on the offense in question were gtvea to evi deuce :—lt appears that the oompaluant's master is dos- s et . tractor for the eepply of meat for the Canterbury Barracks, " and that on Monday lay, as nasal, the meat warmest up to le the cavalry barracks about 7 o'cl ck is the emendeg, bat it to was condemned by the orderly offlca and a bosh qua N thy tarnish* f, when the complalmat premeaded to the cook-haw, and there feud a bead el diem is the set of emademning the fresh supply. He IL demanded a meal tieing appended to the mat, bat 81, the tame vetoed to costly with his request, IS telling kis that he must •ait tul the colonel Mae. He fit then seat hie assistant home for the quarter of beef tint 1 1 condemned by the oaken, and on Am arriving they waved r „. it, and considered it flint quality mat. Coo/ciaos that the I L article supplied wee scolding to coutrect, and of good le quality, Steer, went to the commandant of the goat- St. too (Lieutecaot-Colosel Itm2meee), end nfillterod that N. he would look at it. Shortly afterward. the teasel pro carded to the cook-house, and emananted the meat, aced con- gee 'Mend that it was Wird, but refused to seal it until ha had gL seen the board who bad sat op 'a it. Babsequently, &beet w mid-day, the complainsat again visited the wok-hoes% MI when the condemned meat atilt lay. Lieatessat Andersen I was there, ad Inquired how It wee the ettedmased staff i t had slot been removed ? The complainant told him that p t it was left for Colonel M'Qneen to see and seal, IL to which the defendant ?Gibed that there was thing in the imetrect about sealing the meat, sad fr requested its immediate femoral. The complainant, how Ir - ever, refused to take it away. Both perks werenow out- r side the cook-house, surrounded by some 90 or 40 dragoons. se Lieutenant Anderson then said, "If I were the seen I to would tie you op to yonder beam, and give you 20 lashes every time you brought such d—d stuff fur them to eat" U Complainant weld neither the eraser nor his met Wendt) anything of the kind, whereupon Lieutenant Anderson IL struck him severely over the seek with his whip, Mad le ordered him to be immatately versed out of barracks, too which was effected ty Se r f teent Farris. The oespialuat, ts however, entered the care.,] broach, by another gate, aad waited upon Colonel fil'Quese, at the orderly room, for IL him tonal the seat. Toe colonel told his to welt a hula le whale, and he west emote the eeek•house, and then maw Liestilimat Ander,* Mediae outside, but alibis, peered h. batmen them. Wells there some of the denims took the limb-gine and the b.z.s from the wheelie' the emplain- r, ant's ear hch was in charge ef a hey, shoot 10 paned age, I'l. - page inside the barrack pew A another of the dream' sow ■ began to fill the hale trough with water, and the complainant 36 heard them "We will drown UN—." Com- 60 pleurae% thee left and met flergroat-Mijoir Scott, to wham 1 .1.- be communicated whet he bud heard. Scott replied, " Oh, I. tome aloes with mr, sad I will protect you," at the same go time chasing the men one end all not to tomb emplainent, It. or he would km than soot ed. However, the Dragoons, to regardless of the sergeant-major's mine, sunounded tte oem- It. plainest and carried him by h•ree to the wate r-trough, into t . which they pleased bin, ani kept fencing hie head under 10 the water maul be was in imminent dangle of heirs enffo- - mated. For nearly tan minutes did this last, end the Foust man's neck bore evideet proofs of them vent, of the treat- e. meat to which be had been subjected, gad his body sou ' covered with aostedons. They the. pilled bin out of the trough, sad he was so *alienated es to be scarcely able to walk. Am non as he wee able, the complainant waited m os Colonel *queen, who a; pouted highly incensed at the 10 esentiset * the see, and immediately had those all paraded, 10 bet thillmaigialsant could not identify those who had so 1 4 IMsdbtm. Colonel kilaseen subsequeetly sealed the to modanama ant, which MU forwarded to the Comutheariat g Degertnteet, sad ham been proeounced by them to he of Grit ridity. Is addition to the injury to hie person by the be meniou in the trough, the complainant Mt a sovereign, a gesatity of *Leer, .nd some keys, from his gmkets, the so peperttof his muter. t o Mr. Wightwiek conducted the complainant's eeee, and elmemeeted is severe terms on the conduct of the defendant. * Me *ailed the eompia naot sad • witness of the same of Mich ands, who proved the facts above stated, so far ea they % Med referee's* to the lomat theme. is The defeedant read • writ-en defuse, is which he deeded us bevies assailed the rAnplainent—he merely rushed bins to es ape Bide; and imputed to him improper *Meet, such to as haft his bands up is defeadact's face La an insolent 1 0 tiliiilar y and eagle' he would make him or ems other MiliteMeerseal the UMW. He maildered the eomptilseat drank. we liargnat-11•jor m*Oven,,s &ri Johneteee O, sad p r o ihipast Ferris, oil of the 6 h Dragoons, deposed that the 10 t was lased' nt in his maser towards the do- 10 W that he shook his fiste is the face of the latter. 36 Tag hswever, that the defendant jut pushed no r.in•Aiiimat 'lightly, but denied that he struck him. go Wlghtwick replied on the tiefeeee, pointing out that r WI WI ezenlpatieg the defend's', his evidence eup• Vibe charge preferred against him. naapiAra•es insulted ti gather for a few minutes, vim the Mayor aneounctd that tNe bench were of opinion ow that as emelt bed been c mmitted, though not of • very gel grievous eater*, and ordered the defendant to pay a fine of lee 304. and the mete, or to be imprisoned for seven days. They 1 00 also mimed the pergrast-0111JOI foe the flippant manner in 03 100 which he gave his evidence. KING'S COLLEGE. LONDON. The annual court of the governors and proprietors of this college was held ye so riey, the Earl of flarrowby is the chair, supported by the Earl of Pavmhsto, Sir T. Phillips, Archdeacon Harrison, Dr. Jelf, the Principal of the Ciller, de. The report stated that the number of sta donate during the last term had b.e it as follows : Hair ca. lated steam, sod preparatory elms, 73; eeserel Inentnee department, 84; a; plied eddies*, 58: military, 6; medical, 172 ; cec isiostal s ttttt ts—medtcal, 2el; other departments, 72; students at the lecteres on isomstercial law, 110; its diets at the evenisc classes. 212; the school, 435; 'salting • total of 1,244. The number of stillest' la the theologiW derartmest was nearly tee same es it was at the data el the last risme, as was likewise the number of certificated stu dent, who had been rot forth dor.ag the past pet duly qualified to herons candidates for holy olden. The total number of students qualified in the roars of eight years was 184 The department of literature and edema, is consequence of the improvements in its mgasisa tion dams the last two years had remelted estate of eal decry beyond all former preddest. In referees, to this matter, taken la sonnesioa with the epistles as to Neil wren examinations, the council were of opislen that the standard of met,' wlrch her 11ej rely, Comashoionen bad adopted was nicotined not only to raise the character and promote the ealdency of the public service, but to improve the was of educatiim throogbant the aosatry—ao observa tion which applied wit 3 equal form to the R-yal Reglad rs and Royal Artillery. one men student in the Chinese elms bad bias added by the Earl of Clarendon to the sight Calmest deduct interpreters already recmarnesded to WS lordship dories the:sat term, and four more stemb re had received the promise of similar smaiostioar. The amounts for the past year oh-Aced a belease of receipts over eapendi lure. and that the Ilab,iities of the collects were &massed by 6081. le. 7d. The receipts from every department, except one, bad been less than in 1854, by, o t V.e other hand, the supeems had decreased in • greater priporties thee the income. The rayon was adopted, and the 11111111 formal neolatiass were agreed to. Tea NATIONAL DEBT.—It appears from a INIOrn istat4 this norms& that the role ectosot received of the ... Commissioates for the R.daction of the Natioael Debt ea would of Beaks for Savings and Friendly Societies la Great Britain sad Ireland, hoes their co:norm*. meet at the 6th August, 1817, to the 20th November, 1835 ine:uine, and including up to sad des at the letter date wu 72,680 4011. 2s. 5d., while the gross smoust of all same paid in the same period, includiag ioterest, was 36.238,3831. 2s. On the 20th of November, 1855, there were audio' is the names of the C0111.110012M is oarless banks sad friendly societies' semants 29,741,6614 three per cents., 31,9001. twosed-a-balf per mato, 3,121,0001. Ezehequir Mills, and 1,766,0001. Eachegner Ends there was on the same date a balance of 112,4911. 161.11 d. rentaisieg nainvested. Yhe impendltare of thole's , iscidental to the general Dialog/meant of the office of the creamissionerostaolierd to 6,7331. From ths 19th 8. , pt,1846, to 6th Jan., 1656, the Commissioners had received 216,669(. 11. 3d. 01 ai c iont of the Feed for the Military flarrisg's Banks," which th•), tad invested in the perchme of 242.001. 12..10d. Throe per Cr nts. Consolidated, Bedamd, and New B:oeka. OXFORD UNIVERSITY, APRIL 24.—1 n a congrega tion !olden thia morality the following &pees were cog ferred—m. : Beebe or and Dletor of Divinity by weaves blies—Rev. Edward bleyrick Goolbaro. Mends College, heed master of Rogby Nchool. Mester of Arts— Rev. Wei. Ateeaodrr, Broseeoee Col:ego; Was.T. Bride's, Corpse Christi College ; Rev. Ws. C. ailllfoot, St. Jaho's College; Mv. C. W. King, Trinity College; &day J. Owes, Worcester College. ELECTION OP MEDICAL OFFICER OP HEALTH FOR CLIIEIRNWcLL —Lest sight • meeting of the yes ry of the pohh of Cletkeserell was held—Mr Chorebwardes Joann Is the *bele—whoa Dr. Or ho, of St. Johlbsqoare. was sleeted Need.caleMeer of health seder the Local Kamp nett Act. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 26, 1856. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two o'Cloor.. Tim railway share sarkat continua fiat. and generally lower. Midland, Berri* and rork lia. a r nd North Midland stooks show heaviness. Grist Western stook which fell sZt a ; 2 per sent. yesterday afternoon, was today mid as low as 611 , bat has since part ially mowed. mid is last marked 62j. Sambre and Motes shams hats again declined. Other foreign lines ars quiet. 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MVO WM WO %PO OW MAI *AN ' /WO WIN WM SAD , VON 11,310 117,000 1,724 1 1111 a 4 1 Se It 118 L se` 15 It SS SS la u V set I i H i 1 1 1 05 IC 1 V4 le id i lIT 11 14 II sal ▪ 11 ▪ 115 1, $ I 44 15 V 4 1 i 41 - 111 " 'a id 4' 3 " i 1 Da IS if IQ 111 Ule 173 I 3 di i - w 1N 4 its Hf 4$ li 2 PI 42 ro ii To gi Si 2 1 dig 41 u 10 NS 1101 1111 109 119 109 110 3 3 3 63 co 2 IT z 4 Imo i ; Zit gi Ifs; SI C 11 1031" iii u ii sr aid 141 e Mt 8+ i7i4 al biker Isll,l 1 I 0 I s 7 1 1 II if IS 19 LOCAL SHARE' MARKET& tmeseet, Aran 24.—Thare ti llak abases be weak %s rest of the stook or share motet TTSIMOtICSI have Is Hulled, sod domed at the fell ming rates :—Blaakburs, 31.118.9d.—liest lama. elttre. Iti—lateenbire ewt Trehahlre. II 4-11eibehieler. and Ltaccas, tel—lllidtaad, lit a—Routh fte.wa, Illi—Cartat Wee. tare el (haat* (ant sharce—b4 Mae), Si p.—loaneabeeri lel. Ilk. le. _ . . . — zere . a, Aram 24.—The market is dull, and prime harshen' somewhat lower. Landon and North Western, 161.-81111161 id. 2/1— Unica Bank, 2 prem.— lard., // a -Dover 111-81trogalki Unkm.ll Fasters tkicstace, 10—Crystal Palace, 31 1 . Ismaimisma, Al lIL 24.-1 his a.rket was t today. and pries lower. Great Weetein Birmingham Guaranteed stock wan done at 741, 73—Crystal P•lace *bares at 3 1.1 0 —Midlands closed at 741 and Birmiagham and Derby@ at 43, 44. MIN 1 Air PAL-- . all SAW 1 +Assio Ariarallus '''' all MUSS Ur. *Ante Oultlarakaa. USW II +Australia& /SASS 1 SadusiOntaAbQt . rjet all SAW IS illimmines Ina 14 &OW all SAO Is Imm Iwo, SI Illinalat..(baal4l.p• Sq UN SS De.Opare a Odds au MOM SO De. IMAM DIA Say 1 +o4.onaldia.o3.,Jamo 100aIlle • ..... IS Napa St. 40appir Sag. all U +DAM. /1 par Out all trietssa amps I Great AVWIts. NU urw 44 thrust Pdria On. WM& Yet tialted *Users, —.—. all E twisaars- - iamis woo su au NV* moms maim AM SO PoSallbasil 11, Lad all MUSS I rat rump— .. ems* t Quarts sat i • +llhymay IMOD +o6.llre all SAN Is airimpai - ca= KM I 1 Ds Wit . .. Will MON ss. lop moo lo Tin ISA I 41.174 fl.i, Salad .... 10,050 1 .-- all 100" 1 Wad lairsema . ......... I'RAFFIO RETURN& Ms Zia 1146 TAU. Taal eouirers. ebseelloi. ISM. ler& We ending Apra & Loa .......... . — 411 Meek infant ..... A 1 1 111 .••• U. Meal ead Ureter ll7 3.306 1.634 8.945 Loodoo. Tilbury. sad ficurthead !tetanal= Week loam April 19. Sambre sod Noun l3l 163 WI 1,967 1.186 Leadaaderry and thateliaks Laadeaderry sad Oehrolao 36 131 179 341 234 North Whirs ......... .... 11.183 30316 MOM 34 067 Waterford sad Mama . ..::. 11 146 le4 890 794 Wert soling April 83. Antmrp and Rotterdam 431 su 036 Ndloburgb, Pe tn. and DIMON Yid iloottlda Central 2.1 63 118 4 1 SAS 8330 Strombint Ritmo ........ • Di 474 644 618 613 Grose Wotan ...... 14.143 21.100 inns Oeunds, Norfolk, ma %Morn Ream NT 10.012 11.667 21.616 13,1116 North Width ND 2.212 6.701 4.671 Woks nod Ninckwan — 1.311 74 1.446 7.417 PROPOSED WIDENING OP STILEETII—The Board of Works for the Holborn district hens agreed to memo rialtos t►e lletropolitas Board of Works is fearer of the mesons' of Middle•row, Holborn, sad the widening of Grae's Inwieth, the north ad of Chaneerplane. fat the ninth end of Loather-las% Wan tate Holbori. MOM MARIBT.-TlllB DAY. Two °Tam The Mae opened at • father slight decline this morning, hat the present quotations are scarcely 1 per sent. below the final range of yesterday. Business sestinas excessively dull. Consols for the Bth of May have ranged between 93 and 931, and are now gated 931. For Raney the price, is 921 to 93. The Three per Ont. Rednoed have ban dealt in at 911 to 92; the New Three per Cents. at NI to 1; Bank Stock at 2121 ; Exchequer Bills, March, at par to 2s. prem. ; ditto, Jane, at 31. die. to par; Exchequer Bonds, 1858, at 981 to ; and India Bonds at Bs. to 3e. Cs. Foreign stocks are also in some cases rather flatter, especially Turkish Six per Cents., which are marked 971 to ex div. Brazilian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents. have been dealt in at 95; Granada Active Bonds at 181 ; ditto, Deferred, at 71 and 7 ; Mexican at 221 to 1; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 94# to 96; Spanish Old Three per Cents, at 441; ditto, Deferred, at 231 to 241; ditto, Passive Bonds, at 71. The amount of specie brought in by the Atlantic, from New York, is stated at only 4,860 dollars. The exchange on London, however, showed wadi- OtIM4 The Victoria has arrived from Adelaide, but is not known to have any gold on freight. The vessels known to be on their way to England from Melbourne with gold on freight are the Angle sty, Statesman, and Thames, with a tote quantity of 107,305 ounces, worth about 430,0001. These vessels are now tally due, and, with a change of wind, their arrival might be immediately looked for. This day has been published the report of the Committee of Investigation of the Royal Swedish Railway Company. This document has been looked for with great interest. It appears that no forged Obligations have been discovered, and only one parcel of forged shares, amounting to 20,000, which will of °ourse be withheld from circulation. The shares wrongfully issued in duplicate, however, are stated at 19,700, whilst the over-issued Obligations amount to 12,263 ; but of thew latter a large proportion is held in deposit merely. The nomiaal value of the shares (original and duplicate) misappropriated by the late John Sadleir is 273,4251., and of the Obligations 43,4771. 10s. In addition, he has given acceptances of the company to the extent of 27,5911., for which the compare y did not receive consideration. The gross total of Mr. Sad leir's liabilities to the company is estimated at the enormous sum of 346,4131. 11s. 10d. Even after making allowance for the difference between the nominal value of the shares which he has pledged and the sums for which they may hereafter be re deemed, the remaining mass of liability is so heavy as to excite astonishment, indicating, as it dors, the ruinous embarrassments into which one fraudulent person his been permitted to plunge the undertak ing . It is pointed out, however, that the payment of a comparatively small sum will enable the company to recover a large amount of shares and bonds pledged against advances. As re gards the 20,000 forged shares, no claim can be made against the company, the money obtained against them not having been applied to the com pany's use. With reference to the state of the works, the prospect is described as not discouraging : A re duction is recommended in the number of directors, who, it appears, are willing to resign, if such a course be deemed advisable. Hopes are expressed that negotiations with the Swedish government for an improved concession will result in advantage to the company. To avoid discredit and interminable litigation, and to afford a chance for the resuscitation of the company, the committee recommend that the securities irregularly issued be recognised, and they proceed to indicate a plan by which the over-issue may be materially redacted. For the completion of the' undertaking, an issue of 7 per cent. preference shares is also advocated, with the provision that the existing shareholders shall have priority of subscription. The report concludes by condemning the laxity of the directors in permitting Mr. Sadleir to have such un controlled power of disposal of the company's meant, but expresses a strong opinion that the interests of the company will be best promoted if contention of all kinds be avoided, and united and energetic action be adopted, with the sole view of carrying the enter prise to a successful ionic The directors of the National Discount Company state that they . have received the certificate of com plete registration. The company being now legally empowered, will commence business on the Ist of June. A meeting of the Electric Telegraph Company of Ireland is called for the 7th of May, to consider the report of the committee appointed at the last meet ing. A general meeting of the South Eastern Railway Company of Switzerland is convened for the 23rd of May, at Coke, to consider propositions respecting the continuation of the line. The half-yearly interest falling due on the Ist of May on the Corporation of Montreal Six per Cent. I Loan is to be paid by the Commercial Bank of Lon don. The Admiralty have accepted the undermentioned ships for the csnvevance of troops, viz. :—Thellere fordahire, for Gibraltar; and the Burlington, for Malta and Corfu. The Pasha has also been accepted for the conveyance of stores to Simon's Town (Cape of Good Hope). The position of the market for American stocks is thus noticed by Meows. D. Bell, 800, and Co. : The market for Animism 'marines dating the week has been very quiet, end the Fleet generally continue without alteration. THURSDAY EVININO. Stock-Exchange business remains very inanimate in all departments. The fonds were very steady during the morning, but at the close yesterday's recovery of p2r cent. was not supported. At the weekly Board at the Bank of England to-day, no alteration was made in the rate of discount. The export of gold to Turkey tends to occasion the post ponement of the expected abrogation of the 7 per cent. charge for bills over 85 days. Nevertheless, the easier appearance lately presented by the money market warrants the belief that bills must now be running off at the Bank. The Goal instalment of 1,050,0001. on the last loan fell due to-day, but caused no premium whatever. In the discount market, especially, the supply of money is good, and the demand quieter, and first class bills are thus ne gotiable rather below the Bank minimum. Consols were quoted all the morning at 931 to for the Bth of May, and closed at 931 to 1. For money the last price was 93. In addition to the new stock created to-day on account of the last instalment on the loan, the proportion of Consols representing the original deposit of 10 per cent. is now also re leased. The whole of this fresh supply of Consols may be regarded as now satisfactorily placed. Con sidering the rapidity with which the instalments have been called up, the market has shown remarkable steadiness, owing to the constant absorption of stock by the public. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93, 934 ; ditto, for account, Bth May, 931, 1, 4. Three per Cent. Reduced, 911. 92. New Three per Cents., 92}, I. Thirty Years Annuities, expiring is October, 1859, 3. Thirty Years Annuities, April, 1885 (Loan of 16,000,0001.). 17, 17 1-16, 17#. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bolide, falling payable in 1858 and 1859, 981, 981. A transac•ion 'lsidro recorded in the Five per Cent. Aonoitise, at 114. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted par to 3s. prem.; and the June Bills, 3s. dia. to par. The foreign stock market was dull, but we notice no reduction in price, except as regards Turkish Six per Cents., which receded about 3 per cent., closing at 97# to 984 ex div. The Guaranteed Your per Cents. left off at 101# to 102. Lomberdo-Yruetian Railway shares were quoted 8 to 8# prem.; Riga and Danaburg Railway, # to 4 prem.; Italian Junction Railways, I to I pram.; and Carmeaux Coal Mines and Railway, to # prem. Bank of Egypt shares closed to-day at 14 to 11 prom., and Ottoman Bank at Ito 11 pram. Thom ...7 —. ai 1 li I za 1 of tha London and Paris Bank ban &aimed to 4 to 3 die. Western Bank of London were quoted 31 to 21 die. The stock of the London and County Bank was more offered, and is marked 331 to 34. land shuns ware stsady. Netherlands Land Enclosure share* continua to meet with some transactions. Than is still a steady demand for Canadian government Debentures. London Dock stock won dealt is 11991 to 1; Southampton Dock at 40; and Peninsular and Oriental Steam at 67. MINES:-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocm. Easiness in the mining stocks to day is very quiet, although there are inquiries for a few of the dividend mines. In the Stock Exchange, the only feature is some demand for Copispo shares, which are firmer, being marked 17. The gold mining shares remain neglected. Annexed is a list of yesterday's transaction in the Mining Exchange and Sock Exchange : Mining Exchange official list : Carvath United, 41; Cubert United, 61. 3d.. 61.6 d. t But Rose, 40, 4, 39, 40,41, 393.40. Gonamena, 26; Gram ' bier and St. Aulye, 100, 1021 ; Gust Alfred, 2, 1 ; Liar dude°, 11 ; Snub Frances, 3421, 300 ; Ruth Totem, 120 ; Turnouts, 21. 195., 31. ; Whoa! Edgard , 41; Wheal Ludeott, 361 ; Wheal Mazy Ann, 27}; Whim Pollard, 12s. 13d..; Wheal Wray ) , 10, 3 ; Wheal Zee, 17s. 64 ,1&.0d. tzaange: 326,327 i • Roe•wr• In the Stock _ - South Framer, 330, 325.'322i ; South Bum It. 365 ; North Baud, 37 11 ( with div.); Rosewrrae, 90 ; Bag Wass" Bose, 42 ; Tamar Coaeols, 2i, 1. f ; Par Cons*, 19*, ; Tniadt. 4i ; Booth Caddra, 184. 94.; Lady Berths, 16a. 64 . ; San Fernando, 44. 6d. ; Fort !Imes, 54. 6d., fia. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. -THIS DAY. The few pa' cols of English whist on sale tbis morning wry. taken on fully as good terms as on Monday. Foreign wheat sold in retail It tenser prices. The best Milk. of maratry flour brought rather more money. Barley was a steady sale, at the quotations of Monday last. Choice qualities of oats firm, at Monday's ea rreney ; infe rior and swoodary sorts were rather cheaper. Beans and peas unchanged. ARRIVAL; INTO LONDON FROM APRIL 31 TO APRIL 21. On. Mesh* boeteh. Irish. r0 a 754 m. Wheat 24.0 B Om ats ..... 230 I 770 I 0370 Mali ...a...a. l4lO MOW. too mks. AM WW I . Lomb Ammar—Wham. elk. Id.; Bulgy. 334. 7d.; Oats. 31s. id.; Rye. Os. Od.; Beam else 6d. ; Pees. N+. dd. IMP WAL AVIIAO6II. WOW. Oat& Itys. BaseL Pe.h Neeeb IS 676 Lid 3t. id a 3. 74 1 ,434 WAG 0d406 —. 22 47e Id 37. 13. 241135 adWe 7d Gd ... 694 10d Ws Id 14e 0t1146. Id 41. 3d 40. Id dyed 6 69e Is Sas 6d 13. 641{41 7d 10. 7G 3111 7d 12 68a 74 394 Od 13e Kiln 44 Gia 44 07. led 19 W. 04 1194 24 73. 74116 e 7441 a Id 37e 4d 6 web' An. Aver. 664 au Id 13a 44 1 141 141411 Id 394 14 Rum—Wheat, Barley, Oeta, aye, New, and resa t lc I'nm. March h 3 Marc.9l4 6 9 10 9 3 ." 69 0 68 7 67 67 3 ... .1 ". Idarebtv April S. April U. April IV. , LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—TRIS DAY. On NUMMI° TILIORAPH (rMON ova OWN CORILIBPONDINT.) There was a moderate 'madame of millers and dealers at market this day. Toe demand wee limited, principal,' kr hems amasamy tton. Sellers evinced a firmer feeling ; prices as on Taesdsy last. The weather is very floe. MINCING LANS.—THIS DAY. 13norat.—We here had a firm market with an upward I ;ndency this week, although we can scarcely quote • O I advance of 6d. The rained markst has also been firm, brown lumps, file. 61.; grocery, 525. to 65e. Collllll.—The publics sales have been large, and a fair quantity frond buyers at last week's mosey. Native Cey lun sold at 61s. 6d. to 63.. 61. Tx•.—The amoint of basineu dons has been limited, yet the priors have bun supported, particularly green. RlCl.—Buticeis has been done, to some extent, at the low prices of nut week. Bsurravitu —The demand continues good for low qua lities, sod the finer sorts have sold at a decline of 61. to le. RUM.—The market has been inactive; last week's priers ars quoted nominally the came. INDIGO —Toe nest quarterly see is fixed for the 13th Kay ; 7,800 chest. already declared. COTTON.—A. fair amount of business done at full prices to a rhade advance. esters have sold heavily and prices have scarcely been supported. TALLOW MARKET.—THIB DAT. The tallow market is moody, with a hir demos& for consumption. The (rotations are annexed :—Pstenburg Y. C. on the apt, 475.; April to May. 475.; May to Jane, 475. ; Octiber to December, 48i. 9d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIB DAY.) We have a largo supply of besets, and trade is not u brisk as on Monday lost; consequently, prices on the average bays fallen a little, but there is not much differeece in choicest qualities. The number of sheep is rather larger, bat the demand is gaud, and we are enabled to retain Mon day's quotation,. Trade is heavy for lambs, at IGwer rates. Good celves are scam and dear. From Germany sad Hol land there aris 44 beasts and 62 calve; ; Spain, 150 she. p ; Norfolk sod Suffo'k, 000 beasts ; and 136 Mulch cows Isom this Reese Counties. Per stone of 816 e. a. d. ad. Per stone of .Ibis a 4. e. d.. Beet Soots, Hereford 1 6 4 8 Beat Dm a set-heeds 63 6 0 5 Heat Mu:A-bum 4 4 4 6 Beat Lon^.ltoots 6 mad quality bcasts. 2B 3 8 Do. do. 48 6 Wets 4 8 5 8 Ewes madScoond quint" 4 2 6 2 Do. do. 5h0rn........ 4 1 4 6 Best Dm It Henn& 6 tI 6 8 Lambs .............. 6 0 610 hoW at market . 1,4:2; alms sod lawbs. 6 ,120; calves. 1»: HIDES.—THIS DAY. LIADENIALL.—Tbe following are the prices :-66Cee. to 641hs , Std. ; 641bs. to 721b5., 31d. to 4d. ; rzlhe. to 80lbe., 4d. to 43 t. ; 1301bv. to 681 be., 44d. to 41d. ; &Wm. to 961ba. 4ii to 4I t. Horse hides, 64. Calf Shine, light, 2a. Od. to as. Od. ; 64. Button osay.—Eents sad baltbteda, Ba. Od. to 9a. Od.; Dooms, 60. Od. to Bs. Od. ; lAtobv, 2s. 4d. to 31. 4d.; Bhearllnp, 11d. to la. Od. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mame. Patio:den and Smith report that flu hem all in good demand at Lt, prices. COAL MARK/ST.—THIS DAY. Walls End Hilda, 14 . 64. ; Walls Bed antorth. 155 ; Walla End Het on, 175. 61. ; Wal's End South littcon 174.-63 fresh slaps at market. FORTUCOMINO INSPECTION OP CRIMEAN TROOPS in HEn MAJISTI..—IIer Majesty has been graciously pleased ta signify her intentioa of reviewing the army of the Crimea on the return of the Imp.. A review on a grand lode will take place at Aldersitott early in June, when it is espected that upwards of 39,000 men, cavalry, infantry, and artillery, will be present. This will be sac coaled by reviews at Colchester, ,Peneadea Heath, and Barham Downs; and siege operations on an extensive seals will conclude the ceases no Cnitharn Rom MARRIAGE WITH A DECEASED WIFE'S SISTER.— This evening Lord St. Germaas's hillito Tercel the statutory prohibition of marriage with a dezessed wife's sister or slice stands for sec end reading in the House of Lirds. There are eight s• ctoas in the act, which it is not proyo:ed to extend to Scotland. Such muriage bef re the pining of the act is not to be void or voidable. To enable such maireges to be celebrated under the 6 . . h and 7th Will. IV., c 85, the affinity between a man and his demoted wifc's sister o: niece it to he co lawful impediment. It is sot in ' tended that the ant shall affect the settlement of mind property under wills and testaments administered before the passing thereof. The law and diic'sline of the United Church of England and belted, or of the Church of Scot land, is sot to be altered or affected. The Nottinghans Journal states that a parse, eon. taking 1,0001, the result of a pubic subscription com menced some limo ago, hes been presented to Mr. Thomas Cooper, the chartist poet. TUE MOON AND HER Axis.—When a man walka round a circle, following his nose, he tuns on his own azia, because he nukes his nose point to all the points of the camper ems after another. How c►n a nose Brat point north and then south without a right about face? But this double procedure is so usual and simple that it seems all one job. So that if the man wished to walk round t►e circle, and yet keep his nose turned tomes a very distant obJect—say he wanted, without leaving the circle, to keep on iespeeting a school three area off—be would be sensible of the effort requisite to effect this deputy re from hie tonal mode of travellisg, and would imsgine 'hat he bad to make a mew kiwi of rotation, whereas all he has to do is to re member not to make the old one, to which he is well scans- If ST 0 1 101 .4 7 6 • II 4 2 4 $ 8i Ann. II Ii 117 Se 103 IN IS 03 11 if 1 Oy dm N 101 tS . IIO 17 NI 9451 IS ini 1 fie PI Sai a l ig 1.4 i 6 16 I/ Ha 5 ►Heil 77i $ / 111 111 VI 7C ne 41 IQ I$ Iti i UM Ile .NI. .8