The Express. — London, England, 1863-05-27 00:00:00

TJI ri MAI' ttEitli!ip VW .Iril,ll MOJA& I. J LAW INTELLIGENCE. Mr. Roxburgh appeared for the official liquidator ; sere- SHARE LISTS.-(T1118 DAY.) ' - rid of the alleged centributories were represented by I gh. (THIS DAY.) solicitors. --.- --_ - 4 ,_- Mr. Doris, on behalf of Mr. Nathaniel 'Ando, of Moor. Two o s euxs. I h - if EQUITY COUNT. , gate-street, who was returned as a bolder of 565 shares, The railway share market is firm to-da y, and at. , denied that he was liable for more than 75 shares, the re- price . have advanced in some instances. Midland I ,I 2 (Before Vics.Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood.) 1 maining 490 being fully paid-up @harm stock has improved 4 per cent., and Cale- I ft( RODoMiON r. toRT. BECTTVE. Mr. Roxburgh-Then he will not have to pay upon those Ilia Honour gave judgment in this case. The question shares. The question will only arias when we come to make donian and South Eastern 0. Great Eastern has la Its ' lnch arise in it were of • highly technical nature, sod a o w. receded 4. The other ' leading lines are steady. .ere mused by the ter.s in which the will of the late Wm. I The Commiuioner-He is settled on the list for 465 shame. London and North Western stock is now quoted Pe '.carats, of Uoderley Hall, Westmoreland, was couched M c . Frieker took tho same objection on behalf of the let. I 102 to 4 ; Great Western 674 to 68 ; Mid- : regards the bequests contained in favour of his daughter, J o h. aluosoh, a holder of ten paid-up shares : but the cue I land, 129 f to Lancashire and Yorks le° be Countess of Bective. His Honour declared that the . was governed b y the decision in that of Mr. Lido , u were . 11 02 t o 1111 South B u t e 921 t o m l •ft g ;rn, y ~untesii was entitled as heiressat'law to certain rents of ; several others. ' 111 al estate, dispose) of, after this intermediate intestacy I Great Eastern, 53 to g • Caledonian, 1164 to gy .0 certain parties named in the will. 1 ; London and South Western, 1044 to 1054 ; 20 The details were wholly uninteresting. TILE POLICE COURTS. and Great Northern, 1254 to 1264. St. 100 - - • -•-- East Indian and Great Indian Peninsula rail- 100 COURT OF EXCHEQUER. (THIS DAY.) way stocks are rather dulL Sambre and Meuse tr• SECOND COURT. 160 sittings at Nisi Prim at Westminster.-(Before Mr. Baron __.___ shares are firm, but Lombardo-Venetian exhibit i sK i, Martin and a Common Jury.) SOUTHWARK. depression. Other foreign lines are inactive. I`p 150 WATTs C. MEAREs. NARROW EsCAFE Or A DRugssur MAN AT A RAILWAY ORDLNARY BRAYS AND UTOCEL 100 This was an action to recover 52/, upon a promissory STATION. gays today et , iote. The defendant pleaded that the note was given James Allison, • respectable-looking man, employed at ILI Pd I PAMWATs. I Cl y 6 r d 2ll io ,rr 66 ",... SO ,ending bankruptcy proceedings to get rid of an opposition 1 one of the steam factories at Greenwich, was brought before I .... his diachame.ans. am. entrierit.. 8 4 Mr. Comb. charged with being drunk inside the Greenwich . 1 l'il 8k0h , d . d .,.... . _ _ .-. ft PI Mr. Huddleston, QC., and Mr. Griffits were counsel for I Railway terminus at London - bridge. and endangering hie :10 an nossoastisKiiiirk S 9 - ♦ er he plaintiff ; Mr. Serjeant Bellantine and Mr. F. H. Lewis hie by falling off the platform of the line of railway. BC 190 Bristol end Uses, -.. 14 116 - In , 'cc the defendant. Sergeant Dodaworth, 458 A, said that on the previous day I at. 10 Caledonian ......... 114 114 1114 1 tel , From the pleadings the defendant had to prove his case he was on special duty inside the Greenwich Railway CO Ws lOk and Banaou- ... .a. - - It an Gamma 6 7 nrst. The defendant had been a corn dealer, carrying on Mafiosi at the Loodou-biidge Terminus when he saw the LI - -••-• •--•- - L. W Do. •1• no NT. until. .-.- - V_ business in Portland-street, Regent-street, and shortly be- • running along the platform M a rig-zsg sort of way. 19 all ID ci. a l pa Is bald t ot. L. - - e , fore his bankruptcy he had borrowed 621. from • person Mous, perceiving th at he was drunk, ran after him to go 6 6 Doa n eue y e„,,u v., 4 41 - i. named Percival, a tobaccoaist, carrying oe business in prevent him getting into any of the • but before ,SS all Dund.,Perth, & Abd.Ji: 11 14 .- 61 Penton-stmt. Haymarket. Daring the pending of the he could get hold of him be gave • lurch, and fell I at. 1 00 &Unbend , and 01140" 91 93 - a bankruptcy proceedings the defendant gave him the pro. off the platform on the line of railway across i lit. leo Glasgow AIL Western 108 110 - tniseory note in question, which Percival had endorsed over the metals. The train was then about to start, but with I 1 ,11 l e ° : (12,e,,611616117 Bsoek . r e, r , .1 _ to the plainti ff . extraordinary exertion on his part witness succeeded in I du u s • Do. - A" Anglian g ii i : , i 4 864 St ; - Mr. Robert Johnson, from the Bankruptcy Court, pro- pulling him on one side, so that he escaped being crushed Bt. 100 Meat North. coot., - - - a aimed the proceedings in that court. The defendant was to death or cut to pieces. As it was, be was very much St. ,100 °Plat 2iortiovn .. . 1261 126} - • adjudicated a bankrupt on 10th October, 1862. His order bruised and so frightened as to sober him. Witness then Bt. 1106 IDe.A I Area no dir. an- 117 118 128 lit was signed the 11th December, and his final discharge 12th took him into if custody. St. 11* IDe.B 4 UlgyeaLpeldi 134 1116 - it January, 1863. Mr. Combs asked he received any severe injury. 81. 100 et. ninths West lira. 102 Ifis Bt. WO lerwit Weelera 671 88 671 - The defendant was called, and deemed that he borrowed Sergeant Dodsworth replied that his clothes were mach ft up D 0.84 6 .0761.066.6 4. _ - a the money about • month before his bankruptcy, and that torn by the top of the steps, and he received several cute ss, pm ir anese ni co & T or ben 110/ :1 - 1 nu my - under the circumstances he intended to pay the money, and about the body, bat nothing of any serious nature. St. 100 'London and Blackwell 78 79 74 8 would do so if time were given to him. He wished to re- In answer to the charge, the prisoner said he was very St. ISO laudirightou&S.Cos. 117 Ile 1171 18 new the bill, and pay it. The bill wss not given to pt rid sorry for what had occurred, He had been enjoying the 54., 1* !London,hethes.ADo! 40 41 - 1 A Percival's oppoaition. Whitman holidays with some friends in Loudon, and was 61 '• 124 1 1 ° 116 ° 119 -Nc° 1 • 11120 `-'• 4 104 1021 11 4 It. 100 Loodon&SsatthWeder 1 1t 4 21 104 Mr. Baron Mania said th e plea was bad . The plea pro- anxious to get home at Greenwich when this happened . 8 4. no 416 „,.. 664 rk , p w a a ., 461 posed two defences on two sections of the Bankruptcy Act He, however, had very little recollection of the °eminence. 60 an lu ar yp or t and gimme.. - - -. instead of one, the 164th section. There was nothing He was extremely thankful to the sergeant for saving his 10 all Metropolitan lll 111 12 1 illegal in giving the promissory note, but the contract, if it life, and should never forget him as long as he lived. He 10 1 Do. New 1 pin 8 had been proved, would have been • void one. Hu lordship promised also never to drink in emcee. again. la. led Masi* ....- l2ll 129 1291 said be considered the defendant had spoken the truth, and Mr.Oombe told him be bad had a narrow escape of his life , ' l44° 614 Do. New 1 If 50 - pm I St. tiM Do. Birs.s Derby - 97 99 _ bad acted in a very creditable roamer, and time ought to be for had not the sergeant seen him just in time he most be all mid. cat. we. De.) - - - given to him to pay the money. hays been frightfully mangled. He hoped that it would be 25 a ll Do 1 Shares - - - _ The jury then, by direction of his lordship, found •ma a caution to him to avoid drink for the future, and as he ee an 111.1 Kent - - diet for the plaintiff, damages 621. appeared to have suffered severely from the effects of the 10 ell MN Kent (Cray Une).. - - - - The learned counsel engaged in the ease said they had no fall he thought it would be sufficient punishment. He 92 . 910 Illaihilz‘ 4BB •• • -•• 11l 6 0 3 SNOW V. MARTIN. Pi t doubt his lordship's recommendation would be carried out. ordered him to be diacharged. at. 100 Do.Ediu.,Perth, Dann 24 t 6 St. 11/0 11. Fastern-Benece. 102 1 104 1 HAMPSTEAD. al 101 This was an action to recover damages from the defendant CONVICTION or • NOTORIOUS IMPOSTOR. St. MA Do. Leeds .. - am 191 691 for not proving a debt in bankruptcy, as promised. The de- Hannah a rcs-n, al i as , al i as old 1 9. 108 Do. Ta r t___ _. .- 8 i 90 841 , M Gee, Wood, an woman fendant pleaded several pleas, denying his promise, kc ta at los Do. Carlisle .... - - - Mr. Pbilbrick and another learned gentleman were counsel crying ' with a face was charged with obtaining money under 84 . 886 D 6 646 m e g. „ „„. y l e 11 7 - for the plaintiff ; Mr. Denman , Q.C., and Mr. Sergeant tale pretences. 10 a Do. New - O'Brien for the defendant. Ins r Webb informed the bench that the prisoner was 191 en Noah Iltaffordehlre 1.41.1 - 161 a -known character. There were several cases against 15 1 ail X 0095911 . 221 ° 91 . 1 " 21 ll 12 12 The action emu out of proceedings in the bankruptcy of • a Bg. ISO IlteetteliChotrsl le - her, but Dalyone lady in attendance. builder, named Reynolds, carrying on business near West- - .. was „. stated th a t t h e at. 1111 Ilmatelek ILL Abetted WI 1 - ; yes. Ball, residing in St. John s-parkt diem, bourne-grove.st. Iwo ODdlen 4 . 98 100 - Attar the plaintiff's case had been opened, a juror wee . . prisoner called on her in the name of Mitchell, and 10 i gL m irewa bury & W eiapi - - withdrawn. gained admittance by telling her servant that she at, Dm lareptilre Unica - was known to her. The prisoner told her she had a blind eon Si. 100 Soo* Dome -••-• • • • 31 53 - COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. in an asylum at Bristol, where he was learning • useful fn. lin tioMtt t.' v a i t i lern i. - - -•- tt, 72 1 t 02 i 1 ,... (Before the Judge Ordinary) trade, and if she did not pay some money he w oo be turned 20, 100 fly 8a we L Vents& Elmss Do til 101 - out. Believing her statement she gave her • shilling. BALM (FALSELY CALLED CRAMPTON) V. CRAMPTON, BART.• • ID all 8141notwokimitini-Ar 7 5 - In this suit, which is • petitiou for a declaration of Inspector Webb said the prisoner bad been given in Is all atoukaso & Dullest= 311 381 181 charge for attempting to get money, but he bad ascertained es is Do Se 1868.- 104 pm - nullity on the ground of impotency, filed by Mies Victoria she had succeeded - in severa l instances. ea g Do do 186041.- 2 at p a 6 - Bello, against Sir John Fiume. Crampton, her Majesty's Fryer , ofofthe M nil *ty Society, stated K. WO Taff Vete an car - Ambassador at Madrid, that he had known the prisoner as • convicted 1 , ?, 6 . 64 Pel - 1 Dr. Steaks moved the appointment of inspectors. 3 4 17 01 - Mr. H. James appeared for the respondent impostor for twelve yeah. She bad been known to the l',', .7, mum ........„.. society for 24 years. He produced a beg list of convictions u ed D u . „_ ...... - _ _ The court made an order as p ra y ed. spinet her at nearly all the police-marts from 1839 to 124 44 De. .- ...... - - - - CRISPIN o. DOGLIONL-nrioNENT. 1855. She had been convicted of obtaining money from Si. 105 Vale of Irma • 79 El - In this ones the plaintiff , Jose Codes Crispin, had boon clergymen and members of parliament, and had undergone St. 14 Tleterla Sta. & lia;k :at 165 - found to be the illegitimate sou of Henry Crispin, late of various terms of imprisonment. se, toe Waterford & Kilkenny - - - Pam, in the province of Aigarm in the kingdom of Portugal, The prisoner admitted that her statement to Mrs. Ball ea Iwo WWI larowall 2B le - by Barbara Julia Corte., the daughter of a wee all false. at. ma wautti•pootosts.ar _ - it, me Ws* 11111and--Orlor" 7,1 46 - - in the same town. A second question which had been sub- The Chairman asked her if sbe wished to plead guilty. se, 'yee litelo Eswpoi • t 8 40 1 . - matted to the court was whether Henry Crispin was or was The prisoner-Oh yes, sir. (She endeavoured to cry, and W. 1110 WSW IlseaMv W 101 - not a noble, and whether, therefore, the plaintiff had a im age d b u d r oc on ly "Mu on c e?) right to his property, the law of Portugal allowing to the Tim bench sentenced hex to three months' imprisonment, illegitimate soo of a plebeian, but not of a noble, the same w ith h ar d labo u r. 110111611 RAILWAY& light. of ernosessiou as one born in wedlock. ills. fPd I &Anwar& 1 CL 13110". I Sales. Sir 0. Oresswell said that the points in question bad been te an ,answelep m Ammo= 8 4 sd 81 ad raked before the Portuguese courts ; but it had been con- la Bakda&llhs.U. 7p.0. SO - tended that the judgment there given was not in conformity LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE s at IMO= 11..1 ~.. 4 It with the facts or with the law of Portugal. This was not, 110 8 &Ayres o.Beatierska. 2.01 Par_ - however, a court of appal from foreign tribunals ; and the 10 all Ovum Erwanoo . _. 74 se _ plaintiff must, therefore, be admitted as • contradictor of (al ISACTRIO TIMAIRAFIL) 100 ail ememrs.7p.o.perprei - - - Is is imam animas the will alleged to have been made by deoeued. 10 all !Iselare el M _ e - .. -.. _4 II a .. 11 9* ar - ; The Queen's Advocate applied for cosy . MANCHESTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) la i n 44.1 666 6 66 p.p.' s - ... - Mr. kL Chambers, Q.C., suggested that the question had 10 ell Brea .... 14 la - better be postpooed. TRIAL STAKES. W sil !Bailee analliee .."..1 - - Sir C. Creswell accordingly reserved his derision on that Twilight beat Flytrap. N. all Slamiglap I the ; A l - Point. CHESTERFIELD STAKES. 10 all !Da Mara s - NITCRELL tr. GLAD AND OTHERS.-JCDOMENT. Twilight ... ... ... 10 an iffaeffism at Foam '4O 10 all .3.ltan &Agrees. 7P.6 : 1 fli - - Sir C. Cromwell also delivered his judgment is this= Paddy O'Rourke ... ... do. • - which has already been seem' times reported. It Wynostay ... ... ... ... 3 120 eV'Nerweglal o Tensk lrall St It Pa - to a will made by Mary Gregory, of Derooport, and had 5 ran. 10 •11104tosesnelearraaktiita, 12 18 - been tried at the last Devon assizes, where the jury SAPLING STAKES. 10 all Tarlaleress.endhaffiL., at 0 10 all ,Parle sea Odes= i 39 al - - found all ths Mimes in favour of the validity Fisherman's Daughter ... ... la an Portagnesallalla,Royal - - - of the document. They toned, hoeever, that the deceased II all Uses sal 11.11Taests4L 'l4 171 The Cure filly ... ... ... - bad instractedair. Gerd (the executor and residuary legatee) - t oOalliope filly ... _ SO s 2 legs awl Deming -1 - - have three sma ll legacies inserted in the will which was '" 20 in Pawl Orb\ l4l lei 8 man. - prepared by his son ; that he had omitted to demo ; that Mis s ,n Royal Swish - Gregory had forgotten them at the time of execution, and THE UNION CUP. One mile and • quarter. 6 A De. I per ant. .. .. 1 1011 I ... * all sal Mean ..,. 1 101 that he knew of that fact, The question now was whether Twilight, Dictator, Cape Flyaway, Brilliant, Patrick, , e _ au Do. psi Mel PEW. , 9 1 - the verdict ought on these findings to be entered for or Eutern Princess, Birthday f, Charlie. Fox, Borealis, Comet, r e 8 no ' 1 1 pee - against the will? Bernie , Oberon, Misfortune, Fanfare°, Trust, Marmioe, w an i Do. de. IS It - Sir C. Cromwell, in the absence of any allegation, or even Venison, Stella, Golden Drop, and Blaok-eyed Sumo are m en !Lassa* ramemMisa 111 24 tti ..... _ imputation of fraud, thought the varthet must be entered here. IS if 111.6.54 Pretet=otty Leda r Si on Amadeu se for the defeedanta ;in other words, for the will. THE PHILLIPS HANDICAP. About fire turkey. a 6 ' m i n sea 86 , 4 g 44 4 _. TRUER v. TOW= AND WiDGEWOOD.-THE IND OF TIM Twilight, loootes, Lady Louisa, Key oe the Gets, tier- 10 an Do. do. l4 - " WOODEN-LOP CASE. slop, Geist , Fazio, Mountain Buck, Devotee, Stella:and 3 on West Flanders s- per 3TT an - Oa the 1110910 M of Dr. Tristram, Lord are Item al* De. 14 pm aset. - 51•6 10 11 - Sire. Creswell made the demos nisi for the dissolution 55 ad saft•ll.W.MPrentai 114 . - of Mr. Tamer's marriage almeluta. ENTRY FOR THE MAIDEN PLATE. One mile and a --- quarter. JOINT 112001. BANKS. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Betsy Copeland, The Fawn, Venison, ffirseteaks, Decep- Na I de. I its u. 1 I'd I 01. ;elms. I Baba tire, and Fordinaad. All are hen. (Before Mr. Commie...am Goalbara.) Meal SOO !Agie eel D. ler. Dank .1 SO 109 101 I - IN RE 1107181.-JODOMINT.-PETITION DMIUSWID. Alarm:D.-Calliope colt. mom me =anoston.fttaverassi et 54 '.O pm 311 1 118.9001 1.0 !Angle Pertness' (Um. 5 IWs par - The bankrupt was described as a waiter, of Shoe-lane. LATEST BETTING. 111,N01 eilanstealeals an 74 75 - His debts were only 701„ of which 661. repro...tad the debt UNION CUP. WOW es link of = an lle 30 291 and costs recovered against the bankrupt for the meappro- 3to 1 aget Cape Flyaway (t freely) a Kel 150 'Dank et - }ration of some bills. 4to 1 - Borealis (t) 10,000 Ne I Bank of Qum:Wand (I. 1.8 1 314 51 Mr. Aldridge appeared for the official assignee. 6to 1 - Any other (oft) ) mace as Banker victoria,teatits m 19 41 6,000 . 100 'Bank of Wales (Lha.) . 6 - - - - . His Honour said this was a case where • verdict bad been so,oco' to Bank of New Zealand a. a aOl Poi - obtained whist the bankrupt for • • very grievous personal 10,000' 60 Britind American RA a apm - injury ;cad as moon as judgment bad been signed against 10,080, 50 lieltaah X. c a r - him he cams to this eourt solely for tbe purpose of getting ROYAL DRAMATIC COLLEGE-MEETING. imoo . at icur. p k. gds. 601 .61 6 l e 868 4 666 - rid of Ora debt. He did not thiek that the late act was (THL 9 DAY.) 1t.•• 0 I AIO 11 C. Bk. Mei. Ass.,kihhis all 161 29/ 29 meant to extend to such cams m those , and would them- --a.-- Wire 116 awe& IL ol re ly die all 61 gg - 3 Ong 100 fie 168 110 - fore dismiss the petition. This class of eases was on the in- The annual meeting of the friends of this skese Igo 12 6 6 6 4 ~„._ - crease. Parties against whom heavy damages had been 6 1 01 Ws - institution held this morning on the stage of t h e rsom 100 Contisentel obtained for perm.' injuries at once came to this court to MOOD 100 retaken 1 Irish (Um ) 6 1 5 pin Adebob• Theatre Mr. WEBSTER occupied the chair. - wipe out the liability attaching to such a verdict. If this . ---II ; • ece s stated that :two w sts.stot.amitt.etert , . all *I 111 gat The report of the commit of managemen were 'Rowed to go on, it would be no use suing melons for . 10,600 100 Rindesn.t&innihip.ll.l 111 11 4ln - • addition to the home of the pensioners a suitable central Id ," d0 us bused , B . a. Lin a,,,d a 1 1 , ~.... ni personal injuries. The late act was meant to give debtors rall had been erected in which will be placed the pictures, Wow' re Imperial pe 4 , 6166 - a means of arranging with creditor and not to enable per- . te dm . n . and other works of art given for its latroti Me Leedom and Brazilian IS 7 8 err - sons to set aside the effect of a judgment. The question was pp note, • 'Ron w a i nd M the tification of the pensioners. The 6,000 100 Loalayreseit. Puma (L Ii Sk 219•1 an important nee, and if so advised, the bankrupt might take , . g ra - .. . . . of . oihonotod 60.606 go 0.4.1. la gni 1 - theoutla upon tee pundits' naa opinion of another court. 7.10,000 He Landomend Colonial (L 6 a IWs - Yr. Meathar fi eld, on behalf of the bankrupt, asked for farther and the funds as to justify the council in seeking bc, No se se le .. n see c 0. . ) _ , ee ee - the period at which another - protection. be made to the public had several times been • subject of 10,160 100 ' Lon. Lon.. and Middlesex (L e }efts IFm - His Honour doubted whether he could grant protection diseuelion. Since the last meeting Mr. Buckstoue, of the 10,000 100 Lon. and Northern (L. 5 11 1 dis 41 after he had dismissed • petition ; but he would draw the ' Ha et, and Mr. S. Johnson, of St. Martin e-lans, had 110.0001 a ! Lon . . . & -kn.!, tli-1.-4. SU 151 Seadatn•26l Odin order in such • way as to give the baakropt 21 days in which tributed the sum of 2504 for the buikliag of • 4 00 0; 100 , d 8. 2, cater. (Lim- • 8 1 i ills - to appeal, The deposit as security for costs would be fixed house. eeeh NM' The total income d 'Log the peat ye ar 5500 ' Pm ,140 - " we"""e"• - •• •SO 1 SO 299_ at 10. 10,000' ZS ,Mercantlle F.xchangs(L 6 - - amounted to 6,013/. 18s. ld., including a balance you he usu .. d Pros. ~, h, le I 86 , _ IN as JANZa. -CASE or A RETIRED CAPTAIN. as o f of 901. at the commencement , and the tom of 2,728/. gem ice I D e , Reserved lO a 2 pat i - The bawitraPt ` Edward Sims James , Wia dtwerthad l2a. sd. received oa account of the last Crystal Palace Pete. AO% 100 Vaud Bank (lUD.) , 8 9 1410 - Avenue - road, Hammersmith , gentleman, formerly • captain ing farthe n o d s hi n , After peewit!' f eftwary expenditure there re. Iltes• 100 'National of LtverpooßL 5 al 61pral 91 in her Majesty's army. and adjutant in the Hertf ruined • Delano. of 215/. 9c lid . in heed. The annual 1 . 000 1 00 1 11 . 110 . te Y.."... •• • • 02 - - tia. He attributes his failure to " want of income, NO Do. New l.l - -37 f 8 ball had been continued, and was • source of great profit. t ee k e _,., 4 , De. ec - - 54 arising from losing dm uition of an adjutant in the Bert . The CHAIRMAN then said his Royal Mishima. the Prince 6 i ' .4 7 6 ; N .. 8 . 88 6 ,,, 146 - htedehhn Militia s and o f a retired ca p tain in her Majestf • of Wales had nted to become • patron of the college 66,06 wlOrtental Bent Cowers all 66 A 6 - sienl." In the place of his lamented father. In moving the adoption Wire 100 Proemial of leelsea . 26 le 91 - This was the sitting for examination aid discharge. The of the report, be meld only say that he hoped that the WAN 10 Seines, 211 ot &Dad (L 2 4 415 psi I - an:cents show enamored debts of 2,2491., with liabilities subscribers woold go down to Maylaury and see how ably 15.000 25 ,South Aus tr a l ia NI ft 60 1 - on accommodation bills of 1,2061 ;no assets. The Marquis - ems 100 litaad.of Brit.S.AlrloalL If 4 6 pima - m their intentions had been carried out. of Salisbury is a creditor for 100/. 0.000 16 IlTutim or Anetens . , a a 65 - The report was adopted. LINO 1* i lln. of Row &hues . 01 6 4 las - Mr. Cilam, the official assignee, stated that the amounts AMC li. Makin or Ireland (Um.). IT S I I dle • • were most imperfect. There were no dates given on the Steal In Intim el Langan .... 11l 86 SI 361 1 accommodation bills. Mr. Stackpoole, for the bankrupt, maid that he had fallen OUTRAGE NEAR 1.1111311C1.-An audacious out- COLONIAL NOVINIIIOIIIT lINCORITIDIS. into the hands of • person who had promised to carry him rem was committed last Friday night, near the Limerick se . 1 ftrentl. I Pd. ICL prima I 'ales. thFortgb the cowt• janiction station on the Great Southern and Western Rail- . p.e., 11171.846 lel 107 - His Honour adjourned the examination sine die, at the way, Ireland. Th e victim was Mr. Matthew Lynch, a -:: :: De.llpar st.Yeb.&Aol. 100 US 1 00 - bankrupt's own expense. I respectable builder of Dublin, and the perpetrator was • ~,• ~ Da aprareaMar.arep. 105 106 106 - EN RE A. B. BLENKHAILV. I porter in the employment cif the railway company. Mr. a.. Do. 5 per cent The bankrupt, a corn merchant, of Mark-lane, came 1 Lyseh, who is building several houses at Clonrnel, was in swats .. Do.sprzwet.th. No* 108 11 1 55' - Wore the court for his order, owing debts of 3,9001., sod i the habit of radial; that town every week to superintend fie. .. Q.* atellopogpet.llo3 11111 do. lie 1 11 le - • • De giving up a very trifling amount of assets. This was the I the works and to pay his men. On those occuions he had ••-• . _ do um 1 0 0 in tie - mooed bankruptcy. There was no opposition. considerable sums of money with him fact which was ••••- . r ee. .. do MI 100 116 117 - Mr. E. Reek for the bankrupt, urged that be had bees known to the officials on the line. On Friday eight he vas =.. let s e L ue .. oerlou.Nov.lB7B, 6 p.ct liN 113 116 - 911 custody six months. I Marcia; to Debbi), and at the Limerick junction he took _ bu m s.. 6 0 ... L. . H o He 111 1 4 _ i d His Hoban said he remembered the former bankruptcy, a suit in the 12.15 up train. The Daily Express thus i'itiot... Natal Gov. 6 per Mat - and it was a very discreditable One. What made tbe ease describes what followed :-" Mr. Lynch was alone in the let. - Row Sleveow.Gor.6p.et l* 1011 1071 .... .. N. B.Waleser.6p. c. 111.30 100 104 I*4 - worse, the bankrupt had gone on trading and contracting minks.. and was composing himself to sleep, when, the ••••• .. no. , p. , urn to sa es 105 iod 10 , debts while he was without a certificate. Nein being still in slow motion, a porter came to the door ••••• - Do ap. ci. 18163-00. HO lOg 164 1034 6 Mr. Reed-Perhaps the leen I say about that the better. which was locked, at the opposite side from the Platform, - 7 .... Nerriesmorl agar ...;:i. 100 111 Ile - (A laugh.) and putties his band in at the window, attempted to open ajo,Me _ p c ,,,,, B.A. •p. a .. um Tap 1064 mi - Ultimately an adjournment was ordered. the door. Mr. Lynch, knowing that the man had no bu 76,001 .. Queensland Gov.apeent lere 111 116 - (Before Mr. Commissioner Fans) einem them Naked him what he wanted. The porter, in .... . X aumoov. °p.a. Boom 100 11$ 116 114 I. Vineerelp.c.JanAlnly 100 Its 11l - IN RE G. F. CHIJRCE. reply, asked Mr. Lynch bad i l „ la a n a y money. Mr. Lynch said .••• L. Dc.. do. , p.c. diou a II 100 not mi tu The bankrupt was a shoe manufacturer, of Wismar- he had con for kiln, sad di bins to •go away, but he •• • • street and of Northaninton. This wee the sitting for era- persisted in his attempt to force open the door._ Mr. Lynch DZBENTURN wawa. ORTRAOI REAR LIMIRICR.—in audacious out rage was committed last Friday night, near the Limerick junction station on the Great Southern and Western Rail- way, Ireland. The victim was Mr. Matthew Lynch, a respectable builder of Dublin, and the perpetrator was • porter in the employment of the railway oornpany. Mr. Lynch, who is building several houses at Clonmel, was in the habit of visiting that town every week to superintend the works and to pay his men. On those 000saions he had ommiderable sums of money with him- • fact which was known to the officials on the lies. Oa Friday night he wee returning to Dablio, and at the Limerick junction he took a seat in the 12.15 up train. The Daily Express thus describes what followed :—" Mr. Lynch was alone in the arriage, and was composing himself to sleep, when, the train being still in slow motion, a porter came to the door which war locked, at the opposite side from the platform, and putting his band in at the window, attempted to open the door. Mr. Lynch, knowing that the man had no bu sioese there, asked him what he wanted. The porter, in reply, asked Mr. Lynch bad he any money. Mr. Lynch said he had WOG for him, and directed him to go away, but he persisted in hie attempt to force open the door. Mr. Lynch held ft firm and closed. After a good deal of struggling, the train all the time inermaing its speed. the ruffian, Boding his efforts to effect an entrance unavailing, threw • stone at Mr. Lynch's head, which struck him on the fore. bead over the left eye, partially stunning hirn , and forcing him to let go hie bold. The door immediately flew open before his assailant had time to jump away, it having opened against him, and be was flung ea to the ground. To s circumstance Mr. Lynch owes his escape from more serious injury, though be was severely cut. The wound on his forehead was one of • very serious character, and the stone with which it was indicted, and which remained in the carriage. was found to weigh fully 21b. On arriving at ; Thurles he reported the outrage and described the man, who was arrested soon afterwards. He had received severe impulse in the fall from the carriage." The beekrupt enis shoe ma;;ls;tarrer, of °Mem street sed of Northampton. This was the sitting for aza minatioa sod discharge, but the socouote have sot vet bees Med. A preliminary statement of Hems. Hart shows Watts! of 17,564 t.. with assets estimated at 3,0001. Mr. Webb, for the assignees, ociasented to as adjourn ment fora mouth, which WAS ordered iPd I 01. prior. I s's. 11"1 : 0 \slis 1 vs.sa ii. .TOOL. R. Oticelli.ip.o.loollihdp OM ICOI,I \IL efookikep.aMicallog& WC 111. 111.184.49.daosAasly 100 $7 Ce ei. esoldes M. Moak •0. et. IM K W.YldlmedOw —44e.e. to MI US 1.14.11C111. IN IC Oamatordel lOO - 144, St Do. 6 p.o4.Prot. Ma DM 1,45, N. UK sad Wialladia 100 143 146 1,401,110 11l London 140 44 a 011 1.100,800: DI. St. [snarls@ 140 41 03 DI IP 1/00.000 OR Southampton 1100.:g OR Vktorta 4. ID3 Do. Now Ira lot I ies i vm. IN RE THE CUM - 11141LIJID BLACK LEAD 1011/ING COMPANY (Lumen). This was an adjourned sitting to settle the list of mistri butoriee. The company was established in 1838, with a se miaal capital of 20.0001. In 1861 a resolution for Tobin eerily winding up was come to ; but it had sines been feud :, owieg to the non-pay m ent of calls, to Meeks Tp a o r irers of this court. Upwards of 3,000 shares are held unwept 70 or 80 shareholders. Debts of 2501 osly have been proved against the estate, but there us some large outstanding chums. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 27, 1863. liliTlBll P(188Z981011/1. Pd I X.UIVATS. 'Uralic is. Lwo Bam. u. etela.g.6 w* D.a. Do. New Do. New. E Shares Deffoloatlokatherooll. Steg.,erset,..tOoderteri /p.a. Ns., /m 41.1,1819 Do. July I. IBM Oakezete t H. adorn ripe TADoek do.o orke Droarrerelp.e.per.pref &dam basal.. bre ladles 9 05.6 De. O. Lueoatom Uo. H. do Grand Trunk of Need& Do. ist Hoods Do. do. deferred Do. dad pretßowle . I Do. do. deferred Do. ard pref. Stock Do. do. deterred Do. 6th preL Stook Do. do. deferred lame WWI Pentrieu! - 1 1 ;3: Do. January, 1063 .• Ok• of p. lg. CitWillgOMESda. &harm Do. Naar Do.6p.oliclapay73,w.op Do.l4la.cMatgj d a 'fltilla Branch 11 'Swarm ever. 9 14? at. Do. do. b f ,1 1,. Do. 41 pa at. Idelb.Oorn.ep. ct.13 ,, n0_1; 131 alb. and Babson Bay. N. IRTnarwlet Cu.ada _ clan A and B N. R. of Canada 8 p. o :Made. gas 6 per amt I Do. Delhi do Do. do. do . De. do. d 0.... Do.l FORFION 081 I imams. ifi.l7niem ewittriti p. not Do. Issued at 816.... Lausanne and Prlbourst North. of Prance 3p. et Do.(lateCharterntl3lp.c. Parts& Lyons 6 per cent. Do. New 3 per cent... ItoyalSwedlah3per cent. 11. Ans.& lram-Vera. Bp. c. Southern of ►rance 6 Victor Entmanuelap.ct. WAN. W.ofYruncellp.c. lUt4:l 50.1 JOKY,AtsIi. I Liglo-lieztaio MA L.. Atlantic Kt. Mslf 4L A a.e,,W4sr. Bennoiabil , • m.... _ is;;Qi Bra. American Land B ILA Inaba:Mg. tea ICoaada land CanadaAgoncyAsso.kL ) ,Ceylon Company ODD. 30.0 t knie 1'An.0 4 4 I Do. Pref.. 7i per cent. O DL Preterail"ence Do. i c. ot.lPtop. Deb ludisCoitonAsency.L K. 1 mite & ..sLippl.i ttlntimilfarrhz. , t Can t7ac 4e Telegraph Sag. and Aust. Cop. . Oa Steam Narlaatiol Gnat Ship (Ikaltod) . Dn. 171 por oat. Prof Indian Wiling MO Italian Irrigation Canal _ Do. DO - cido Joint stock Dlocoant(L Dabs °, Toe (Liagtod) Loa. MAMA LSL ts.., Lou. Or. Omnibus Oo Mobs' Torlva. t Onoo Molitor. lb. Tot. (1.10 lioLltall., Car., *wog Notallaid*CooCo.(L) . tualoari NorhuaArto ,et tron(l Do. New N. Ammo. 4 N Wvas• •• N.Zealwad T.sacti(Lim N. qrlt. AtketrwmaaA. Orlabial Gee Do. Now Orton. In.'s Mtn I• Ottoman Ow fool Slam Land a MiD Pools. and Odom Beau 1" icTiii; ---- -- 9rbradad.EdAtlG(L) Y s,lmti,_ elo &Jut. Do. do Royal mall Stoma Seaga& Lust Invasion S.Attican !Trigs- lay.g. loath Lootrailso ASO listosseleo ToL kelp W. do. _ 10egropts to butts (L.) T. Ag. Aset ( L.) 1.1. Trott&Lo.C.o.V.Otoodt I .1 Too Itkosso's load. PREFERENCE SI Great Western, 5 percent Prefa London, Chatham, and Dover, 5 Midleod, 4i per cent. irredeernab Closing prima I Mates co.*: yesterday. lo 1 p. s. 00 a 10% 100 i 1 1 pm i poi 4 1 S 8 lON 108 109 109 110 110 112 140 110 Pm 13 104 Po 64 66 48 fl 66 68 43 67 37 41 21 N 26 27 22 91 1601 1101 1 ipm 1 lip= 107 1011 llf 119 i 81 du f 7 100 xd BO 02 9 00 96 100 107 ma 101 lot 50 Si S I $4 N 1011{ 110 i 107 100 4 IN 100 101 1N .10ATIONS. I Clodng Flom I Mks. 1:1 24 U 98 k 19 99 Se 1 il —. 14 101 lin iii In - Pa iOl Tvlcsa I !Igo'. 84 9 i cus SI I Fa I 8 86 CO Si Si dla i pmt 16 16 3, 4 36 4 113 116 U 4 116 11 6 l{ IMs 1} at Hl i 11 Pis F 1 pa th... . _p pal 41 4 pa f 1 pm a ,a 3 t'a a., at. par 61 63 al as it Pa et as ED US 148 PEE s t PIE I du I e Pa f:7 rer ;,;;j63. r cent., 10L 1003. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. !Minn, MAY 25.-Bates to-day: Greet lantern. MI 34 — Great Northern, 126--Oreat Western, 674 —Lancaanire snd York stdre, 1 1 1 Loudon and North Western, Manchest lo e 6 r, She Meld, and Lincolnshire, Mt —Metropolitan, 1143—Ditto new shares, 6 p.-111tUand stock, 1286 4—North British, 621—North Bartern, B rwick capital stock, 104—North Staffordshire, 164--South Radars, 921—South York and Other Dun, 100—Oreat Eastern Five per Cent. pret., led—Ditto Four andm-Halt per Cent. prat., Melon Railway and Canal nee per Cent., B, 11 1 Ditto Six per Cent., C, 1334—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 6 11-16 4 11-16 4—lllinois Central, 364 d. — British and American Exchange Banking Company (Limited), 44 p.—Nstional Bank of Liverpool (Waited), 414.166 p. Seven per Cent., 119— l 6 Marine U nit ;I.—British and Foreign Marine (Limited), p.—Liverpool a Gan 210. FALL MOM Tux Tor or TEE Neanow Mown =NT, Yameourii.—On Tuesday afternoon • fatal accident occurred from the top of the Nelson Monument erected on the Dora, Great Yarmouth. It appears that • professional acrobat, named Charles Marsh, accompanied by another professional named Wharton, both of whom perform at • singing saloon in the town, went up the monument to get • view from the top. When they reached the platform near the summit, Marsh got outside, and succeeded in clambering up the caryatides, and from thence to the image of Britannia, which stands nearly 14 feet high on the summit. On the image he mounted to the helmet and began to perform there some of his gambols, in the course of which he missed his hold and fell headlong from the trident to the ground, a distance of 140 feet, and was of course killed on the spot. His companion had not seen him go on the top outside, and supposing he had descended the steps within by way of a joke, hastened down to overtake him ; but when he arrived at the bottom he found the lifeless body of his friend on the footpath. The accident was wit peeved by several spectators on the Downs, who my it all occurred in the coarse of • couple of minutes. The de ceased was a young man of 36 years, and leaves a wife and family to mourn the rash effects of his foolhardiness. SHOCKING FATALITY AT CLEATOH Great excitement prevailed in Whitehaven yesterday, owing toe rumour, which turned out to be too true, that three men and • boy had been suffocated in No. 2 pit, Clatter Moor. Information reached Superintendent Little early yesterday morning, and a messenger was sent at once to Cockermouth, to acquaint Dr. Bell, coroner for the district, of the sad catastrophe. It seems that on Sunday, about 9 o'clock, three brothers, timed Wil liam Weir (aged 32), John Weir (aged 36), Alexander Weir (aged 30), together with William (aged 10). • son of Alexander Weir all went down to work in No. 2 lit, Chaim Moor, loelonging to the Hematite Iron Com pany. Their lamps were duly examined by Hugh Bmmersoo, deputy steward, bat it appears that they had travelled into a part of the pit where there was foul air, and at lull peat 6 yesterday morning Thomas Taylor, the pit steward, found the boy lying in the stone drift, dead, the three men lying • little further on also dead. It is conjectured that the first man went into the drift for the purpose of getting • saw, and that, not returning, another mac went in search of him, and afterwards • third, and, hat of all, the boy. The de emed were found shoot 12 or 14 yards from the place where they were working. It further transpires that the first man erect in without his lamp, ae it was found hanging by the side of the pit. it seems that this was the first time the boy had ever gone to work in the pit, sad. u it um fortunately happeoed, it was the poor boy's last descent also. —Camber/and Parquet. MALICIOUS Drsraucriort or VoLuarrasßs' Rum. —On Friday last some evil-disposed wens entered the armoury of the 12th Stirlingahire Rifle Volunteers, situated behind Canon Inn. Falkirk, and maliciously bent and des troyed 15 of the government rifles in possession of the corn paay. It would appear that after having obtained aooess to the armoury, the offenders accomplished the work of destruction by inserting the mottles of the rifles in the strong iron ha nd las of an ammunition chest, and having thus obtained • leverage, bad forcibly pressed down the stocks till the barrels were bent. Captain Sheriff, of Cor nmeal., has offered a reward of 501. to any pare= giving such information as will lead to the °amid= of the per petrators of this wanton outrage. —Edinburgh Content. In 1852 there were only 168 miles of railway in Illinois sad Wisooosio, and the grain receipts of that year at Maw were six million bushels. In 1861 there were 3,872 miles of railway in the two states, sod the grain re ceipts at Chicago were 48 million bushels. In 1811 the first steam beat was put on the western Waal, and the stem tonnage there now is 293,000 tees. Fifty years ego the trtMe ea the Mississippi was canted es in flat boats, and it took 120 days to rio from St. Louts to New Orlean This traffic is now carried on in steamers, and the same is performed ia three days. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) TWO o's+ The stock markets to-day are firmer in character. Consols have recovered the trifling reduction, about 1-16 per cent., which took place yesterday. English railways are firm, and in some instances rather higher. Foreign stocks have likewise been favourably influenced within the last two hours, the commencement of the set tlement ineicating a probability of lees pressure than had at one time been apprehended. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental; were quoted 69fr. 60c., being I per cent. better than yesterday. Confederate Loan scrip is better, at 1 to Of dis., and Turkish at If to If prem. On the other hand, Italian has declined to 11 to 2 prem. Consols are now quoted 934 to 1, cunt div., for money, and 924 to }, ex div., for the account (June 9). The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 935, 1 ; ditto for account, 92} ;Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 4 ; Bank Stock, 235 ; India Stock, 2311 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1101, 1091 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 100 ; ditto Bonds, 15e., 12s. prem. ; and Ex chequer Bills, ls., ss. die. Foreign stocks are firmer. Spanish Passive Bonds, after showing heaviness, have risen. Spanish Certificates and Mexican Bonds are also higher, while Buenos Agree, Italian, and Egyptian exhibit firmness. Greek Bonds have improved 1, and Turkish Consolid4s } per cent. On the other hand, Venezuela Six per Cents. and the last Russian Loan continue to decline. Some of the present quotations are annexed:- Turkish, 1854 Loan, 89 to 4 ; ditto, 1858, 70} to 4 ; ditto, 1892, 71} to 4; the Consolidds, 501 to 51 ; Greek, 32} to 4 ; and Venezuela Six per Cents., 544 to 55. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian, 1852, 1856, 1860, 95 ; Buenos Ayres, 951, } ; Dutch Certificates, 1001 ; Egyptian, 100 ; ditto, se cend issue, 100 ; Greek, 324, } ; ditto, for ac count, 321 ; Italian, 72, 711 ; Mexican, for account, 36 ; New Granada Deferred, 94, ex div. ; Peruvian, 1862, 881 ; Portuguese, 1856, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, 494, 50, 491 ; Russian, 1859, 59, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, 914, 91, 4, ex div. ; Spanish, 541, 4 ; ditto New Deferred, 484, 1 ; ditto Pas sive, 331, 1, 341 ; ditto Certificate., 111 ; ditto for account, 121 ; Turkish, 1868, 704, 5 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 73} ; ditto, 1862, 711, 4, 4 ; Venezuela, 1862, 55, 544, ex div. International Financial shares are better, at 5 to 5} prem. ; and London Financial at 14 to 11 prem. ; General Credit and Finance are steady. I at 21 to 21 prem. FOUR O'CLOCK. Omenls are without change, at 93i to , cum die., for money, and 92i to 1, ex div., for the account _ . The rumour of =impending armistice in America continues to be vaguely circulated, and some of the speculators professed themselves as disposed to attach importance to the fact that Mr. Mason, the agent of the Confederate Government, has been summoned from London to Paris. _ --- The Mud instalment of 26 per cent. falls due to-day (Wednesday) on the Danish Loan, brought forward in February last by Messrs. Hambro and Son. An instalment of 10 per cent. becomes payable on Monday on the Confederate Loan, and one of 15 per cent. on the Italian Irriga tion Company's LOOM On the following day 4 per cent. has to be met on the Portuguese Loan. About 50,000 sovereigns were withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for Constantinople. The steamer Delta will take to-day 7,0001. in gold for Alexandria, 601. in gold for Suez, and 15,3001, in gold, and 170,0001. in silver for Bombay, making in all 192,3601. Although there was some inquiry for silver yes terday for the outgoing Bombay steamer, the price was a shade flatter. The demand for the next Calcutta and China packet, which is expected to take a considerable amount, does not appear to be felt at the moment The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firmer, and the tendency was in favour of this country. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.171 to 18 ; ditto, 3 days, ILIS to 16; Rotterdam, 3 months , ILI7I tolB4 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.45 to 50 ; Hamburg, ma. bum, three months, 13.74 to ; Paris, 3 days, 25.17 to 25 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.40 to 50 ; Frankfort-on-the-Mane, 3 mouths, 1194 to Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 351 to 1 ; Vienna, off. fio., 3 months, 11.30 to 40 ; Trieste, *IL flo., 3 months, 11.30 to 40 ; Madrid, 3 months, 49 to 1 ; Cadiz, 3 month', 481 to 49 ; Leghorn, 3 month; 25.50 to 55 ; Genoa, 3 months, 25.50 to 55 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.50 to 55 ; Naples, 3 months, 25.50 Palermo, 3 months, 25.591 to 71 ; Manna, 3 months, 25.521 to 71.; Lisbon, 90 days, 52j to ; Oporto, 90 days, ni to 5 9. The half-yearly report of the directors of the Peninsular and Oriental Company will recommend the usual dividend of 3} per cent, and an additional payment of I} per cent. The South 'Esstwn Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 2,0641. compared with last year. With reference to the London and Colonial Bank, the following is from the Montreal Herald : We are requested to mention that Mr. Charles Francis Bmithen, so long and favourably known to the mercantile community of Montreal, formerly of the Bank of British North America, for some years inspector of branches of the Bank of Montreal, and at present representing that bank in New York, has been appointed general manager in Canada of the London and Colonial Bank. The accountant of the bank, Mr. Thomas Caldwell, who is one of then saved from the Anglo Saxon, was selected, we usdentead. in Loadoo, from some hundreds of applicsate. and is • gentleman of great experience in banking and accounts: but it will be epee from our advertising columns that the tellers and other subordinate officers of the bank are to be appointed in Montreal. The bank office is being put in order, with a view to business being commenced towards the end et the month. A special meeting of the Bahia Gas Company is called for the 2nd of June, to alter the company's regulations. A general meeting of the Channel Islands Tele graph Company will be held on the 12th of June, and a meeting of the Londonebridge Railways Ter minus Hotel Company (Limited), on the 30th inst., when it will be propoeed to authorise an increase in the company's borrowing powers. The Illinois Central Railway Company have issued the following financial statement for the month of April : Lana DEPARTMENT.—Acres construction lands sold, 7,828.78 saes, for 87,319.47 dols. ; ditto* : interest fund, 3,689.60, for 33,880.00 dols. ; ditto free, 2,997.54, for 35,945.71 dole. ; total ages daring the month of April, 1863, 14,515.92 sores, for 157,125.18 dolt. ; to which add town lot sales, 1,744.30 dots. ; total of all, 158,869.48 dole. Acres told sioceJan. 1,1863, 63,298.70, for 671,768 97 dole.; acres sold previously (nett sales). 1,198,326.00, for 15,139,473.89 dole. ; total, 1,261,624.70, for 15,811,262.86 dole. Construetioo bonds cancelled previous to March 1963. 2,354,500.00 doles ; cash collected in April, 122,385.41 dole. Tasrrio DWPARIVIIIIT.—Receipts from Pea 105,153.61 dela ; from freight, 146,131.00 dolafren mails, 6,353.33 doles ; from rest of road, 4,000.00 dole. ; from other warm, 6,000.00 doh- ; total receipts in mouth of April, 1863. 267.64294 doh. ; total receipts in month of Apr% 1862, 191,647.85 dols. NO. I I(9vt. T 1.030 ^ O l , 60,004 11.5. • 10,000) rupee paper, 1014 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 1154. The India Five per Cent. stock was unaltered, at 1091 to 1101 ; Exchequer Bills were flat at ss. dia. to par. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 94 to 10 prem. ; Universal Marine, 11 to 1 dis. ; Thatom and Mersey, 21 to 34 prem. ; Commer cial Union, 1 to 14 prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 17 to 4 ; and Oriental and General Marine, 1 to 14 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under. takings to-day were as follows :—British and Foreign Marine, 11 to prem. ; Empire Marine, to 4 prem. ; English and Scottish Marine, to 1 prem. ; Cannes Hotel, 54 to 8 prem. ; Mediter ranean Hotel, to 1 prem. ; Margate Hotel, to 14 prem. ; Southampton Imperial Hotel } to 1 pm. ; Kingstown Hotel, Ito 2 prem. ; blic Works Credit Company, f to 14 prem. ; Ito 1 prem. ; Dartford Creek Paper Mills, to prem. ; Clarence Hotel, Ito 14 prem. ; 1m Jersey Hotel, 4to 14 prem. ; and London Bank of Scotland, to I prem. Tte Robert Henderson has arrived from China with 652,608 lbs. of tea and 469 bales of silk. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cupoz.. In the mining market to-day attention is chiefly directed to the fortnightly settlement, and prices generally are without variation com paredwith those last current yesterday. Caracion shares are very heavy, at soi to 31k, being 15e. lower than yesterday. Wheal Basset have been dealt in in the Stock Exchange at 70 and 72i. Foreign and oolonial mining shares are nomi nally quoted the same as yesterday, in the absence of business. English tin was advanced in price yesterday by the smelters. The rise in refined amounts to per ton, and in common to Si. At Drakewalls meeting yesterday the accounts showed a credit balance of 1,3221. A dividend of is. 63. per share was declared. At the Wheal Harriett meeting, yesterday, the accounts showed a profit upon the four months of 2,098/. The balance in favour of the mine was 2.082/. The agents' report stated that there had been radioed 3,0004. from 34 fathoms of the lode, which continued worth 1001. per fathom, and the dope 501. per fathom. The agent estimated that be could give the same amount of profit for the current four months. but thought it would be more prudent not to return so large an amount of tin till the lode in the 115 cororout had been intersected, which would take pLce in a few feet driving. It was unanimously agreed that the whole of the credit balance should be carried to the next account. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) . - There was about en average quantity of English wheat cm sale here to-day, for the most part in good saleable con dition. For both red and white qualities the demand raid steady, at prices quite equal to Monday, and at which • clearance was mostly effected. We were well supplied with foreign wheat, fresh as well as ex granary. Selected samples were in fair request at full currencies ; but the bushier doing was by so means extensive. Floating cargoes of most descriptions of produos realised quite last week's quotations. The arrivals off oust have slightly increased. The show of both English and foreign barley was rather limited. On the whole, the trade was firm at very full prom. Malt—the supply of which was moderate—realised write previous rates, with a fair demand. The quantity on offer was tolerably good.. Sound oats were in somewhat improved request, at Moe day's quotations. Inferior kinds sod heavily, at barely previous rates. Beans commanded full prices ; bat the demand for them was by no means active. We have no change to notice in the %slur of peas. Holders, however, were very firm. Flour, both English and foreign, was quite as dear as on Monday • but the demand was far from active. Lioseed sold readily, at extreme rates. All other seeds, as well as cakes, commanded very little attention. Oen. I. Icetch, potato high, white „ bleak Bum Ilszsgm TOL Barrow O• I%AIL Si to VS SS to MI While . Yellow biscaa Con. • lows .. 23 to 31 On s. lint,lL French, per tack .... St to 43 Pladtak, .... la to 44 American, par bd. .. If to IS Canadian, 11 to IN INTO LONDON, BY NAT= TO MAY 10. INCLUSIVE. Data, brew - HI to le . hod Azarywus nr GRAIN, ga, CARBIAGIL 1k026 KAY I I Barley. qrs. I VS. Engllah and Scotch T2O Fure.r4 Malt. Oars. rasp. gra. qrs. bris. asekL 710 6no . 760 61630 666 lilo I lift) Total .. 4560 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (BY wi.scrala AND nmuutATrosAL Trrsosars.) (sum ous Ow/ cosszsponam) Market opens steadily with fair inquiry. Sales will pro bably foot op 6,000 bake. MINCING LANE.-(THIFI DAY.) SUGAR. —The market baa opened quietly at about last week's prices, at which 400 casks of Barbados in public sale were chiefly disposed of at from 32e. to 395. &I. ; privately no sales of importance repotted. Refined steady. COMM. —l'he market is quiet for both foreign and colonial. Prices are unaltered. Tea.—No sales of importance reported. Public sales of both India and China teas will commence on Tuesday next. &cr.—There continues to be a good inquiry for !Janata, bet no further sales are reported, higher prices being asked. Cleaned hu mold freely, but at low prices. INDIOO.—At the quarterly sales of Guatemala full prices were paid for middling to good, and at a alight advance for fine qualities; low sorts are about 3d. cheaper. Of 1,400 serene offered, 920 were sold. there being a more active &- mud than was 'morally anticipated. Saurrrras.-230 bags of Bengal realised 375. fid., cash, for refraction 31, being a full price. COTTON. —The market continues active, at firm prices to a alight advance. Jun.—No public sales have been held to-day, and pri vately but little business has been transacted. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet at the rub' . ..a prime :—lbws tallow, 41.. 9d., oet meh ; Bt. P Y.O. ea the spot. 435.: June, 43e. to 43e. 3d.: October to December, 48e. to 46e. 3d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden sod Smith report s ocatinoed stead demand for consumption, sod fine hop command a alight advance ou hut week's prim& COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Will. End Hatton, 17e. 3d. ; Walls End Latubton, 17s. ; Walls End Haewell, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Steoarte, 16a. &L ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 15a. ; Wells End Hough Hall, 14a. 9d. ; Tanfield Moor Bates, 13s. 6d. ; West Hartley, 15s. 3d. ; Beholds Hartley. 15s. 3d. ; Hast ings Halley, 15.. 35.-106 ships at market. FATAL RAILWAY AccrDzwr.—A contemporary states that an soridast occurred on Moodity evening on the TUESDAY RTZTING. Great Northern Railway. by which • sentleman named Console, which closed yesterday at 92 } to is Bayley lost bin life. Mr. Bayley had been spending • day ex div., for the 9th June, opened and closed to- or two with sane friends, and was returning to town. day at the same quotation. The only intermediate when at Colony Hatch he imprudently left the =- variation consisted of a temporary decline to 92k, !Mee while the train seriously motion. He was dragged injured that be survived "sellers." For money the last price was 94 to it, I t te.warlt soemen a t beta few (e s :, hoar& y The only weeds he uttered with div. The o ffi cial business report le „ being la i d ee , the platform of the station were, "My as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, WOO is Bayley." Mr. Bayley, it is said, was extensively 93i i, j, li, cum div. ; ditto, for account, 92k, known in London as • barrister who had retired from ex 'div. ; Three per Cents. Reduoed, 911, I, Pescties. II ; New Three per Cents., 911, i, W e i New A chimney of an iron foundry, in Clayton- Two-mid-a-Ralf per Cents., 77i •Be dm rime, Wigan. fell to the ground yesterday, fortuestely 234 i . India Five per Cent. itoct i , lk loK, K.' ll7o/1 '; . after ebi 2; whole of the workmen had been alarmed. The was 90 feet high, and, iu its fall, it crushed the ' ditto ' Bonds, 12e. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" I petters shop. it P.,1 - .F.- - CUBJLINT iItICEIL iscsa. Per Q. Fonoz,Yest:2;ls;etr ti to 60 Dttto, white— 61 to 61 NOkolk sod Lincoln Malting _____ 110 to 40 instilling Grinding ti to 27 . 10 to 14 Zoom Norfolk, and Suffolk SO to IS Kloptoa and Ware SO to el Brown ___ Old and new OATS. English, hod 2O to 14 Beads, tr 93 tO 25 TOM Pa Qr. - S. S. Dant-tie and Konigs berg 5l to GS Rostock & Madam- burg Danish Russian, hard soft American, red „ whits . 49 to 156 .. 47 to 66 41 to 46 38 to 43 44 to 49 .. 60 to 61 FLOUR. Tows Lade: 142190 lbs. Houaehold 4O to 41 Conotry Norfolk sad Infolk, Z ! ex bbip 29 to n //MOIL Ter Qr. _ OATS. S. S. BIWA and Swedish Id to U Coogan -- Id to U Danish EgYDDan PILL Ma ry .. 34 to SY .. 30 to n °finding. Lntilling Malting . YI to 25 Vd to 31 SO to 33 33 to 36 Pm. Qr. 30 to SS SO to St St to 37 SS to all I loot too: es. I loco w) 110 If 81. 100 I 101, RIM - te lall 100 oL 10 .aU 10 ,aU 40 i d! 10 all 4 'ell IS 10 all 100 ga la all 109 i i 9 110 9,1 bli i 20 II Si 3 0 2 24 `AV par 102 104 1 14 17 29 - . .1 4 7767 t 7 ai - lb Ow) . Maple White Si la 1111 IS i• 419 311 Pori