The Express. — London, England, 1862-05-23 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Comedienne". Fonhianquis.) Bi THI ORIAT YARMOUTH MAIM:Me AND TRADIRMINIS COAL OOHPAJT (uncap). This was the day fixed for hearm g • petition which had been presented by Frances Anne, Yan.,hioaesa of London derry, prving that this company should be wound up. It appeared the company wee formed by a number of tradesmen at Yarmouth, the chair man of whose board of directors wee Mr. Thomas Reif, • boot and shoe maker, for the purpcos of the purchase and the male of coals, and the luting or purchasing of vessels to carry coals from the North to Great Yarmouth. The nominal capital was 40W. in 400 It shares, 350 of which had been subscribed for. The debt of the marchioness is 971., but the total amount of the lia bilities of the company did not transpire. Mr. Lawrence, for the direetose, did not object to the winding-up order, which wee accordingly made. (Before Mr. Ooramissiorier Botroyd.) IS RI J. F. SMITH. This was an application for an order of discharge by the bankrupt, a gasitkroan farmer of fit. Albans. Mr. Bagley opposed, and said the debts, which had prin cipally been eenteseted with betel kespers , cigar merchants, and other tradesmen, for luxuries, had been incurred under circumstances of very gran extravagance. MrSargood supported, and urged that bankrupt origi nally had 3,0004, which he bad spent, but unfortunately became addicted to habits of extravagance, in which he was fostered by the hotel keepers, who now turned round and °P rinonotu• suspended the certificate for two years, led withheld protection for six months. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WOBSHIP-EfTREET. ITRST cornenoir ITSDZII • SIW ACT. Peter Miteficil,proprietor of • registered lodginglosse, ame before Mr. L eigh on • proems obtained against him by Mr. Inspector Price, charging him with having neglected to comply with the 11th section of the 14th Vic., cap. Mt% which enacts that a keeper of • common lodging-house doll, when any inmate is attacked by fever or any infections or contagion@ disease, give immediate notice to the local autho rities and also to the poor-law medial officer--reenacting which provision of the act the defendant is liable to a pe nalty not exceeding rd., or in ddanlt three months' impri sonment. Mr. Price then proved that he had received information recently eta WO4lllll, named Massey, having, while lodgiog in defendant's hems, which was regist to receive - 92 lodgers, been removed, while suffering from fever, to the Whiteohapel Union. This was on the 15th instant, and not any notice of the ems had been afforded to him or either of the recognised authorities. This was doubtless avoided to SIVO the expunge which wield have been incurred by feiMeig the ream and keeping it closed from inmates for a certain time, deeming the bed. ding, and making a redo:Ake in Misnumber of lodgers, that every precaution might be adopted to prevent the disease spreading in a house authorised to reve so many moron Since be (Mr. Prime) took the presort proosedinp, however, bad this had been attended to, and he was happy to say no bad results were manifest from the neglect in question ; them. fore, sod as it was the first case of the kind under the act mentioned that had occurred, he would not ask for more than a slight amount of fine to mark the conviction. Mr. Leigh, after some strong remarks upon the necessity of strictly carrying out the law in a matter no important, particularly in a locality like that of Spital6elds, where de fendant lived, ordered a line of be. and costa. SOUTHWARK. Cer . .91011 Ot_3OIIALLIM, Minas Ellis a tall young we; brought before Mr. Gembe, charged brealong into the warehouse of Mr. John Hill, broker, of 2, Ethamottree• Dover-road, and stealing therefrom a quantity of children's toys. The prosecutor said that he had a warehouse attached to his dwelhag-house. in which be had stowed away furniture, toys, and other property. About 11 o'clock last night he saw the warehouse fastened np, and all the property was safe. About halt-past 5 o'clock this morning be was roused up by the police, and then he dimovered that the warehouse had been entered, and property strewed about in all directions. He afterwards saw the prisoner at the station•home, and identified the property produced as belonging to him. Police-countable 231 IM said he was on duty about a quarter before 5 this morning in the Doverieml, when he was told that a man had entered the prosecutor's premises. He proceeded there and found the door unfastened. He pushed it open and saw the pekoesr bu engaged in packing op some toys and other thi ngs . Witness Imme diately roused up the inmate, sad then took the prisoner to the statioa•boum, where he searched him and totted in he pockets the toys produeed, wending of dolls and other things. Mr. Hill cams to the station-hovers and identified them. lo answer to the charge the prisoner said that he saw the door open, and be merely went in to see what was the matter and he picked up the toys. Mr. Combs tusked if he was known. Pomeroy, 1.30 M, east he knew the prisoner as 'companion of thieves, and he believed he had been convicted. Mr. Combs sentenced bun to the House of Correction at Wandsworth for three months with hard labour. IRELAND. YORK THREATENING NOTICE& MR. BIANOONI, MR. CARDEN, to., THREATENED BY THE RIBBON 00NiFEDERAOY. A correspondent informs us that while Charles Bianconi, Fiq. , J.P., was standing at his hall-door, at Long field, near Cashel, on Saturday evening last, two men, armed, approached him. Mr. Bisureoni, undeterred by their appearance, even in the present unsettled state of that part of the country, awaited their arrival, and on the men coming up to him, he inquired their business, when one of them gave him a verbal madame, the purport of which was that that was the third and last warning, and unless he at awe altered his line of dealing with his tenantry, he might prepare his coffin. The cause of the hostility of the Ribbon confederacy to Mr. Bianooni is, that on coming into possession of some properly he advanced the rent on the occupying tenants. The fellows, after fulfilling their nefarious mission, turned away, and took their departure with the utmost sang froid. We have not heard whether Mr. Bianconi ia able to identify these daring emissaries of the lauded property-confiscation conclave or not. As a further evidence of the state of the country, we may mention that we have heard that Richard Phinips, Eq., of Gaile, whose property adjoins Mr. Bianooni's, has bad also a " friendly warning" given him not to pot into effect noticee served by him of his intention to raise the rent co tLe standard fixed by Yr. Bianeoni. A report has reached this town—whether correct or not we are unable to say—that while John Carden, Esq., of Barnum, war dining with a neighbouring gentleman a couple of evenings ago, loformation was conveyed to the latter that Mr. Carden would be ahot on his return home. The worthy host acquainted Mr. Carden with the startling iatelligence, and intimated his desire that he would abandon the idea of going home that night. This suggestion Mr. Carden declined to adopt., and then the gentleman, who is also a magistrate, bad a party of the neighbouring police to escort Mr. Carden to his residence. It this report be oorraet it affords another terrible illustration of the state to which Tipperary is again sinking. We trust for the sake of the county the rumour has no foundation in fact. The iiiiialeUanr;cßoan, near Cashel, in the employ ment of Stanley Black, Esq., recently received, through the post-offioe, a threatening letter, bearing the Thule. jest-mark, and addressed to himself. The letter threatened him with the fate of Ellis, if certain parties, against whom decrees for possession were obtained, would be turned out, —lfenagA Guardian. Information has reached no, of the correctness of which we oan entertain no doubt, that a threatening letter has been sent to a gentleman oonnected with the management of land not a very great distance from the city of Cork, and in what is considered one of our most prosperous agricultural districts. The gentleman who has received it la Mr. John Newman Beamiah, agent for the woperty of Capt. Smith Barry, in the neighbourh oo d o f 110etoo. We are ma is chued to look upon the 'Waive as other than a breams/M. 'Men. But it is with the deepest sorrow we learn that the dreadful spirit of agrarian outrage has made even so small a step into oar peaceful sooty.—Cork Examiner. WILLS AND Begriwrvs.—The will of the Right Hon. Robert Henry Herbert, Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery, of Wilton Howie, near Salisbury, wadi proved in the Loudon oourt, on the 17th instant, under 120,0001. personalty in England, the executors nominated being his brotheriu-law, the Harlot Clanwilliam, the Hon. Anthony John Ashley Clover, and Robert French Burnett, Esq. ; the latter alone took grant of probate as acting executor. The earl executed his will in 18.54, and added thereto three coati citi, dated respectively 185568,,1868, and 1861, and died atPlaoe Vendome, in Pavia, in April last, at the age of 71. The sari married. in 1814, Princess Octavio daughter of the Luke of Latvian, widow of Priam Robed of Sicily, who died in liti7 . The title and estates deemed to hie nephe w , Robert Charles, the toe and heir of the • brother, G TZ late Right Hon. Sidney Lord Herbert e‘Lea. The will, which is of moderate dimeosions, disposes al a rental of 7,0631. pier asmum to the family of Granville, and, alter making speedo bequeste to some members of his lordship's family be queaths the residue of his property to the family of Schiffer, of Paris. There is legacy to his butler and valet of 4001., toge ther with ea 'acuity toblm of 1001., ands of 1001. to bin coachman. The heir to the ancient Welsh earldoms of Pow !broke and Montgomery is a minor, now in his twelfth year, in whom also Taste the title of Lord Herbert of Lea, and other distinganhed title..—lllestrated London New. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE PIT IMMO macturs.) MALTON MEETING.—(THIS [DAY.) LANGTON qTAKEli t _lialf • mile. _ - Trask All Right, Modifier% L'Hiroodelle, and Queen of Trumps ere here. WELHAMMTP. Two Emilia Ladybird, Etab7, 15;41i, iiin.;6.7 Lord Cbalmiford, Pool* Dr. /Jakob's, &ranger, sad Yellow Dwarf are ham MEMBERS' PLiTE. Oue mils. Sweetuntes,Doiner and Bli4,Phantom, Bushman, Orasads, Antiquary Bernice, Trust, Southminster, Pem- Aak Mamma, Doanek benil.ollPhot, lo and Charlton Queen of here. Trumps, BIRDSALL PLAT& Half • mile. Sireciaasee, DORDir Wad Mita, Millar o' Rye, Dors, Trost, Cachou, Onzatrix, and Skip are hare. SALISBURY KIERTING.-{THIS DAY.) LONGFORD CASTLE STAKES. Half a mile. Bright s, and gdry nd, Elvinf, are h , Av en. ondale, Okra, Knave of Trump ftmi LONOLEAT STAKES. Mile and halt. lanellaw7P - a7l6li7ford, Rook- Olencesti, Canary, Mystery f, Lawrence, Vinegar U4Entrusei, ligriagbok, Villacw, Winton, Avon, rove, lacitatas are Mrs. WLLTON PARK STAKKS. T.Y.C. Dictator, Re to Saheb&Wan. Doralice a, cby Vedette, Imo, by Vengeance, Index, Tom-Tom, Oscar, and Maid al T. a are here. 50k HANDICAP PLATE. Three-quarters of a mile. Surbitaa, Madam, Knightsbridge, Boehm*, Arnaltbee, iMiry 1, Cluyedia, Harmony, Rioter, Reprieve, Pravda, and are beim STONEHENGE PLATE. Half a mile. O by Valet* e by Tadmor, Rapture, Oliortet, Little Women, Duet e, mud Jades Alive are hem FHB FIRE ADD LOST OF FOUR LIVES IN ORIPPIJIGATE. °DRONER'S INQUEa.-(THIS DAY.) - - This (Friday) forenoon, at eleven o'clock, Mr. Siefert Payne, the coroner for London and Southwark, ime . d . an inquest in the parish church of St. Odes's, Crip on the bodies of Sophia Joel, aged 53 ; Samuel Waged 28 ; Hannah Johnson, aged 27 • and Annette Joel, re aged 2S, who perished in the fro that took place in the premier belonging to Mr. Joel, wholesale stationer, No. 42, Fore-street, Cripplegate. The inquiry, as might be e:peeled, created a most painful amount of interest. M b rierned Coroner mid that as another body was lying in St. Bartholomew's Hospital, be should swear the jury, sad thee proceed to the hospital, and after viewing the body, take the evidence in each case. Henry Coleman Joel said that he resided at 42, Fors aker, Crippler**, and after doweling the different rooms in which the unfortunate persons slept, proceeded to say that the lower part of the building was used as a shop or warehouse, and contained books and papers. There might hove been some light papers in the shop which could easily ignite. Witness's bedroom was on the second ' floor back. He went out cm Tuesday night about half-put six Ara. 11m shop was not then closed. His mother at tended to the business during his absence. He returned at one o'clock la the morning, and was then smoking a short pipa Lipari entering the shop he locked the door and went straight uparirs, sad took the key into his mother's room. He bad still his in his mouth ; the tobacco was alight. He th en to his own bedroom, and placed the pipe ' in the state it then was, on the drawers. He did not take the pipe to smoke in bed. There was some ash on the top of the tobacco in the pipe. The pipe when laid down would be on its side. It would be hot, but not red hot. He took his clothes off and hung them behind the door and went to bed, soon falling asleep ee he was very tired. Shortly after he had gone to bed he heard some one cry out "Fire." He immediately got rip, and put his browsers and coat on. He then saw a slight reflection of fire from below through his own window. He hastened to his mother's room in order to get the key of the street door. He pulled up the blind of his mother's room, and he told her that he thought there Was a fire, but not to be at all alarmed as he would go down and see. He was certain that she was then awake. He came down the stain into the shop and opened the street-door. He was obliged to put his arm throuka gins window in order to get into the shop. He wa s o b d to get into the shop before he could reach the s t ree t. e found a policeman at the door, who, upon his reaching the street, refused to let him mar again. The shop was then MI of smoke. The fire escape came, and witness assisted tb get it in front of the house. The conductor ascended, and he saw his ester drop from one of the upper floor win. down He could not form the least ides as to how the fire ceourred. He did not think ft was caused from his pipe. Pithee.oonstsble No. 106, of the City force, said that on Wednesday morning, as hel wee proceeding along his beat in Forisetreet, he heard • load crackling noise proceeding from Mr. Joel's premises. He at once sprang his rattle and knocked at the door, and in • few minutes the bat witness I came out of the start door, and he closed it immediately afterwards. The fire escape came almost directly after wards, being propelled by the conductor andthrse strangers. He saw the machine raised to the second floor, and the girl fell to the ground. (At this stage of the proceedings the constable became so deeply affected that he was obliged to be curled out of the court.) William Pert said that he was called to the fire, and ar rived there in about fir minutes after with the engine from Whitecrowstrest. He thee saw the fire raging principally at the back of the premises. He left the engine there, and ran off for the engines at Jeffrey.equare. Upon his return he misted to get the fire extinguished. Before the fire was entirely extinguished, he and others found the bodies is the ruins. One was found on the ground floor, neer the ethical's. By the Coroner—He should may the fire began in the back part of the house on the ground floor. It could not have °warred in the reamer, u that wu found to be quite en tire and free from burning. Adam Briggs, conductor of the Royal Society's fire escape, said that he arrived from the Finsbury-circus etation in throe minutes after being called, when he found to all ap pearance the back of the shop on fire. He with assistance pitched his escape in front of house and was told that per sons were in the wood floor, and upon getting there, he heard faint cries of " Help" proceeding from the third icor. He then threw up his fly ladder, and ascended it, and as be was in the act of pulling out the deceased Annette Joel, she made a plunge and both fell, the female falling upon the ground, but witness's foot caught in one of the rounds of the machine, which prevented his falling to the ground. By a juror—He bad been in the society's employment 8 years, and well understood the management and working of the escape. He had the female in his arms, and she had her feet on the window ell when she made a plunge, and he was obliged to release his hold. He thee hanged to the escape with hie head downwards. He knew nothing as to the origin of the fire. George White, police -sergeant, City force, No. 3. said that his attention was called to the premises by the previous allow who had gives evidence, and when the door was opened and Mr. Joel came out, he noticed • great body of flame at the back of the shop. The opening of the door might have fanned the flames and made them spread the faster. After some further evidence had been taken, The learned Coroner summed up, and the jury returned a verdict of "Accidental death." Mr. Inspector Gordon and Captain Shaw attended °fiddly to watch the camp, au well u Mr. Win. Hodeoll, of the Atlas ; and Mears. Toplis and Harding, of the Al canoe Fire-offloeu. ALDERNEY HARBOUR. THE DIVISION Lair MORT. Ayrton's amendment last sight, proposing a select committee to inquire into the amount for which the harbour and fortifications at Alderney will be completed, was supported by lowed conservatives, including Mr. Bentinck, Mr. Disraeli, Mr. Da Cane, Mr. Haliburton, Mr. Macdonogh, Lord B. Montagu, Lord NW, Sir S. North er..., Mr. Whiteside, tic. The government, however, bad the support of Mr. Butler Johnstone, Mr. A. F. Egerton, Mr. W. Egerton, Captain Gladstone, Mr. Matins, Sir John Pakington, General Peel, Mr. J. B. Stanhope, CoL Strut, Mr. Walpole, sad a few other ormaervatives. Pone -RA TEI AND PAIIPELISN.-80Verai compare,- tire statements relating to poor-rates and pauperism in the half-year ending Michaelmas lut were issued this morning. The expenditure for that period, in 647 unions and single perishes, shows an increase of 133,2121. over the correspond lag period in 1860. The average price of wheat during the name half-years was, in 1860, 55;1.100. per imperial quarter, and in 1864 53a. 51d. There was an increase of expense in wok diviiios, the West Midland and North Midland showing the greatest augmentation. Forty-one counties show an in muse, sod four counties, namely, North York, Cumber land, Ward. bad Barks, show a theism. The increase in Nottingleunahins ow as math se 26 per amt. RIIMBINTATION of KlDDlClMlNSTER.—Yester toloasfeitereomi Mr. Heddlietoe retired from the contort White le therefore now the only candidate. MIL BILAESZT AND THE SHREWSBURY ELECTION. —We eon Mate positively that it is not the intention of Mr. Brasov, jua., to contest Shrewsbury, although • re quisition dosed by *early ore halt the electors was got up requesting him to allow the liberal party to propose him, and Uwe is me doabb be would here been returned by • large majority. We believe that Mr. Robertson, C.L, of Shrews- Wry, willbe th e liberal aandidetu He is • man of high stead*, • thorough liberal. possames grit class busloads' babas, aid hes keg bass reenacted with all large railway works is Sluopsidre.—Liverpool Mercury. - - „Claim. Pura”. -- "thia Bzrzwo DAL—. THURSDAY, MAY 22. Admiesions ac poyinoot, 1,W.38 ; ditto, by mason tickets, 715; foto!, 2,653. WARS h1828.--(THI8 DAL) Two o'Ckooz. 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IN ICO IN - 00,000 10 11.1adisAVaikklpaga an 14 3 Os - 50,400 * artdadisailOasal 1 par pm - mon ea 111.010 TO. 6 lb N -20,030 • la N 17 110,090 1 Nair= 3 (Urat i r. .• 911 - 100,000 Do. ITS pm oat ( r a w AU - • 11, I 'Mad TM. (10 44 li 1 54 - 910, 00 la. Ow Olalbas On. sli 1 1 - 10, 10 DsaaaLlsmacla;L) I it 1 pm - 1,000 VS Mao. SNOWSI i Spm - 4000 10 =LT..% Ua. ) all - 91,000 15 Co ll Ipm - 0,000 a liaimpbasalatroof7: 5 1 1 pm - 11,000 5 IrstheassaL. p. apt a 1 1 - la IF.Dram. Mr. NM bo. a U If 114 Mal 1 If. Dell Aaleskataa all 1 1 - NM 1 Osaka Gas a 1 - 50,000 1 Do. Slane - 40,000 10 . bs. /km [Um.) a - tOO,OOO a Rim Nada ha& sk - 10,000 ai. •• adOrlaa. Mesas . IS TO - 94000 SO Do. Now OO 10 If pm - ONO 111 Lars lid. T•L OAS an 134 1111 - 10.0/0 50 ' . Ina .. - - 10,000 *kw au 4, Uak &Am Cltem.(L) ill li 41 201 - 1 10,700 - Do. AM IN . Mal Moan .. - a 49 51 10,400 10. Ara. lasiam, 111 10 - U. II Aulmabla Lad a a 34 - MOO 1 IN kap - 160,000 1 Da. N. Bal•lsied a 1 - 11,s00 10 Do. do. - Km 1 racy* to NOM gai 1 INs par - Is,s , 0 10 . Lig. al Mag.) . 1 Ms Ipm 40. N 00 Pradaffm.o4o.omads 6 1l pa - mono 6 O - I. [Lam 'DA 11..1. la N OS us Dismse's Lad. 104 i 10 - PROMMIAL MARX MARKETS. L1WW303, - 12.W2I—Grealifestern ;lock, 7 7 21—inncashins and a n d hoc k,okshir 107 London and North Western, 162 I I ; Midlad , 1 6—North Eastern (Berwick). 261 7—Road Ulan (nook, 03;-- hock, 831—Ba1kdo and Lake Hazes, 611.16—Ditto 7 pee oat. 10i. shares, 8E —Dutch Rhenish lA2—Great Wasiak of Canada, Cansda, 24-6"al bre and Meuse, lir 13-16 z.d.—.2lllance Bank (lAmltad), 2 -16 2 p., :new. MINES.--(THIS DAYJ Two &Ow= The mining market is generally firm to-day, with a large amount of business. East Camden shares are quoted 43 to 44 ; Marks Valley, 91 to I ; Tincroft, 11* to 12 ; Wheal Beton, 126 to 128 ; Wheal Grenville, 7to ; Wheal Ludcott, Bto East Cam Brea, 181 to 191 ; and Wheal Uny, 9 to }. There is an active demand for St. John del Rey Mining shares, which have been dealt in at 61 and 60. ignited Mexican are marked n and 61, being quiet. We have received a copy of the prospectus of the Leawood Cannel and Gas Coal Company (Limited). It is promoted by a number of persons of substance, several of whom are practically connected with the oolliery interest. The object is to purchase and work some well-known collieries near Mold, where a very remarkable discovery of cannel coal has lately been made. This coal, which is • peculiar and rare formation, is now being worked at a depth of only 50 yards from surface, and is above four feet thick. Upwardsci 2,500 tons per month of very superior produce are already being rained and sold at prices which show a considerable profit. It is further mentioned that the propel to be worked comprise upwards of 250 acres, and are held for long terms of years at low royalties. The existing contracts for the supply of the cannel coal can be largely extended as soon as the introduction of fresh capital shall have increased the yield. The capital is 100,0001., in shares of 21. each. The purchase money (which will include a branch line of railway connecting the collieries with the London and North Western and Great Western Railway systems) is 70,0001., of which 40,0001. is in paid-up shares, ranking, as regards dividends, with the ordinary shares. directors of the Fortuna Mining Company (Limited) have decided upon declaring a dividend of 2e. 6d. per share, payable on the 7th of June. FATAL AFTRAL—The Journal crindre-et-Loire gives as account of a lamentable event which occurred Oyes dap since, at Richelieu, near Chinon, in that depart. meat, and which ended in the death of an Englishman named Wm. Hardy, known to the patine of the tad se a trainer of rsoehones. It appears that Hardy rim piloted s coffee-house keeper, named Robert, cad die( at Richelieu, of an improper intimacy with his wife. Three evenings time Hardy, who is makd to have been somewhat intoxicated at the time, went to the mdfria.kmuse, and seeing the master at the &or &erred hit vita barbs:win Mrs. Hardy, aad iodated that she wet in the hones at that MC4ll9l*. Robert denied this, and told him to go over ihe home to arum himself of aim mistake. Handy did so, and sot bang the obis* of kis wok west away toward , the PIAL But he sods attar aim bask, aad entering the kart by the back deer, the street deer being aimed is eqmehr hen of his rehire, ementeseed a krises ens* en Robert, whom he followsd one the premise, smdsasoeiot to beck hiss does with a abaft. 'to Mad' himself Mort seised an old word, with whl he islioted swami ablikt vossaa, and at last a deep one below the rib% which SOW end i• the struggle. Ilodkal aid was procured, hut is spite of everything that could be dams Hardy died the next day. ;ii4. aas, ie4uoo :: MONEY AtAitILET.-(THIS DAL) Two o'CLoow. The funds to-day have not varied from yester day's prices. The tone is steady, but hardly any business is going forward in this or any other de partment of the Stock Exchange. The market for English railways is rather flat. There is a re markable absence of interesting features in the day's transactions. At Paris this morning, aooording to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentee were quoted 70fr. 36e., being rather more than per oent, better than yesterday. _ _ . Turkish Loan Scrip is quoted 4 to 24 Prem. ; Egyptian, q to ii prem. ; and Russian, 9 1 to I prem. Consols are officially marked 931 and cum div., for money, and 12, ex div., for the account. The present quotations are 931 to 1, cum div., for cash, and 92 to ex div., for the 10th of June. Transactions are re corded as follows:—Bank Stock, 238; Three per Cents. Rednoed, 911, ; New Three per Centa., 91*, I ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents, 771, 761; India Five pet Cent. Stock, 1091, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 1001, 991 ; ditto Bonds, 255., 28e. prem. ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1091; exchequer Bills, 125., 15e., lls, prem. There are 0211 ingairiee forlSpanish Certificates, which have been dealt infatru tol9. Italian Five per Cents. are better, and Mexican Bonds steady. The Turkish Loan of 11854 isZquoted 80 1 to 1, and that of 1858 1;701 •to Transactions are recorded as follows :—Bresilian Old Five per Pmts., 1001 ; ditto • Five per Cents., 1843, 102 ; French iThreellper • Oeat. Raines, 4391, 1, (exchanges 261 r.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 311, 1 ; New Granada Two per Cents., 253 ; Russian Five per Cents., 971 ; ditto Five per Cents., 1882 (scrip), 1 prem. ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, ; ditto Passive, 191, ; the Committee's Cer tificates, Sj, 9, 81 ; Turkish 1001. Bonds, 711 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862 (scrip), 21, prem. ; ditto paid-up Scrip, 701, ft. The rise in the Bank rate of discount is regarded as a proper measure under the circumstances, and, having been generally anticipated, produced little effect. It has been attended with a decided subsidence of the demand at the discount-office at the Bank, where the mercantile public appear to have over-supplied themselves for the moment, at 2} per cent., in preparation for the step now taken. In the general market there was a good supply of money, but not much disposition to do business below the enhanced rate of the Bank of Bagland. Whether a fresh rise will occur in the value of money depends entirely on the extent of the future withdrawals of gold on account of foreign loans, but in no queue is the slightest anxiety ob servable. In conaecineeoe of the alteration at the Bank, the joint-stock banks have raised the rate allowed for deposits from 1 to 2 per cent. The London and Westminster have intimated, however, that their rate for sums below 5001. will remain at 1 per cent. The discount establishments will henoef or- ward give 2 per cent. (instead of 11) "at call," and (instead of 11) "at notice." The demand from the public for the paid-up scrip of the New Turkish Loan is still considerable, and inconvenience might be occasioned by a strict ad- herence to the existing regulation respecting pay ments in full, insomuch as the dealers in the Stock Exchange would be precluded in the intervals be tween the instalments from obtaining a fresh supply, t a u r aq in full upon the scrip they_ hold. It has • y been arranged that Messrs. Glyn and Co. will ! ' receive payments in full on the loan on the 28th and 29th instant, allowing dis count, however, only from the Lt of July. About 6,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday . There is still a large amount of bar gold in the market awaiting dispose/ Telegrams from St. Petersburg, dated Wednesday, quote the exchange 34 9-16 d. Advice* from St. Petersburg mention the failure of Mr. George Chamot, the proprietor of a large cotton manufactory in the interior, with liabilities to the amount of about 50,000 L The unsecured creditors are expected to get little dividend. An annual general meeting of the members of the Metropolitan Life Assurance Society was held at the offioes of the society, No. 3, Princes-street, Bank, on Wednesday, the 14th instant. A very satisfactory report was presented by the directors, also a state ment of accounts, showing the operations for the past year and the meta of the society. It appears from this that the receipts for new assurances for the year have been 5,5631., and from renewal pre miums 64,7011 . Amongst the other items of re venue is 42,3991., as interest and dividends on the society's investments. The assets on the 4th April last 'mounted to the considerable sum of 938,8941., and are securely invested. The Society is of a strictly mutual character, the whole of the profit being distributed amongst the assured only. It has no paid agents and has never allowed commis sion under any circumstances. Tim Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 2,0471. ; the Lan cashire and Yorkshire a decrease of 7,1544/. ; the Great Western a decrease of 2,8551. ; the treat No7thern a decrease of 3,3871 • the Miland a de crease of 2,403 i. ; the Manoheitter, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire a decrease of 2,4771. ; the London and South Western, a decrease of 1,782/. ; and the North Eastern a decrease of 3,2031. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the 3rd inst. were 14,491/. sterling, being 748/. more than in the cor responding week of last year. It is notified that the business of the Imperial Bank will commence on Monday, the 2nd of June. The ninth call of 21. 10e. is to be paid on the shame in the Dublin and Meath Railway Company by the 9th of June. A call of 11. per share is to be made in the Bankruptcy Court, ou the 7th of June, on the con tribxtories of the District Savings Bank (limited). A dividend will be payable to the shareholders in the Anglo-Mexican Mint Company on the 2nd proximo. We are informed that the applications in London alone for the shares of the Union Bank of Ireland (Limited) already exceed the amount to be allotted. The Fairikght has arrived from China with 632,40011 m. of tea. The Utopia and Jasper have been taken up by the Emigration Commissioners for the conveyance of passengers to Queensland and Natal respectively. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending May 21, compared with that for the pre vious week, shows the following changes : Circulation dame £30,007,345 Decrease £599,910 Circulation active Public diva* 6,557,811 Increase 233,128 Other depoeite Government securities in banking dspartanent 10,335,491 Inman 4,123 Othersecuritass banking department Otia and bullion in both departments 16,344,940 Demotes 574,207 Seven day and other bMs 659,375 Demme 71,650 The Rest Notes in twee 9,217,290 Decrease 592,210 Total reserve toot= fr ad is haeldng artmat). 10,114,885 Demesne 563,507 The increase in the private securities is not so as might have been expected, considering the active demand for money •, and the withdrawal of the 700,000 sovereigns on Tuesday by the Turkish Loan agents has been partly made up by purchases el imported Million. The decrease in the reserve has probably contributed to the rise in the Banks rate. 97► dis 104 _ lad a Sii CO 8 ... 1011 101} 102 la 1001 1i! 1051 21i 445 te 4its - $4570 iin Hz * 100; 101* 99 100 98 99 100 111 100 111 108 110 198 110 061 10it rt le 11 446 466 48 66 Ili 44 1$ 10 Si Si 14 16 6 6} ei l s ei as. 4? 41 to I td 44e 2 Si 60 42 i 340 360 Si Si 06 100 26 27 11 1 11 11 rw I 11. tos. • 1 4 • 17.1: 140. 1 a, II le. 4%. Ile el e Li - .. ..o BANK OP INGLLND.—A. Account tto tM Ad fit ird elk Via, a. 14, for Y. wok on Wiktompair, MAF 21. 1111. -- Notes brawl 'ato,ofri,sa (renlent debt.. Z 11,014110 Other eecutttlee. 1.444,0* Gold win and bal _ 14,44tf1e Sliver ADDIVOLiaI DAWNS DI 1.03,0,1,1166 =don' Oapitel 614/44 030 $.13072 Fablle Divehi (In cluding twirl Say. Boat" COMM ills. of Nara& DOA, mid Div. Aeota.i 0 57 . 811 ,Degoolts— 14147,671 Ones ay sad Shit aft w aovergise!nt Sr,u- Dead 'A eight An- Z 10,336,01 assr9wiritles Ikea 19 ,,000,6 5021V,ti Gall sad Sliver 0:da.... 614,375 5.39,46 0 AO May U. LS. Id 139,460.919 YAIIBILiLL. Chief Owhier. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIE-LANS.-CTILUI DAY.) The weather .no Wednesday has been unsettled and tin sonoonable. To-day it is cloudy, with the wind from the south•west. The supplies of English wheat and flour this week continue very andante ; barley very little fresh up, and not souy oats. Beans, pas., tares, sod seeds short. Scotch or Irish eats now fresh up during the week. The forea=va t t Ic4astw heat rirport. "* Ba l rl a r a = li geen n4 tit m uch y in alitiou-Medi terrantan. Oats very few, and were principally Dands. Beene, pees, sod rapeseed very limited, but a fair of indeed from the Ent Indies. Other deocrip= gain rather short. The wheat traie today is dull, and if sales were forced, rather law money must be accepted for English or foreign. Flour equally clull as the wheat trade, and few sales reported. Barley.-Bat little doing in melting ; other sorts odd. Oats not brisk to•lky, but the value of good con un chaoged. Beau, per, and tares no 'Norodom See& -Wend and rapeseed steady ; drowned main tain value ; and mudard and man dull. Fionnn CA20028. -Not so many on offer, and lower prices have bees taken for those that have been disposed of. WEZAT.-Elleilh: &sex and Kent, white, sea, Mk. to 57e.; ditto, fine old, -s. to --a.; ditto, red, new, 46e. to 535.; ditto, fine old, -e. to -a. ; Norfolk, dc., fine old, -s. to -a.; red, new, -a to --a Foreign : Donnie, 575. to 5911.; fine, 59.. to 60a.; extra, M. to 625. • Konigsberg, 525. to 57a.; ditto, extra, figs. to 675.; licau;ck, extra, 555. to 565.; Mecklenburg, 53a. to 575. ; Uckermark ditto, -a • American white, 545. to 57..; ditto, red, 50s. to 52..; Cain: dna, to fda. liandv 50e. .-Zegfidt mal 35e. to 355. ; fine, 50s. ; 27a to 29k; ands Wing, 30a to 325. pee r. ; roritt g inarli+: sus fie. to 295.; ditto distilling, 29e. to Els, Maur.- &on and Norfolk , 59a. to 635. ; Sas, 63a. to 675. • sad Wan, 65e. to 685.; brows, 50s. to 58s. ' OM -Engliak feed, 21a. Od. to 245. Od. ; potato, 25.. to 295. ; forei 225. to 27a Banta.- E nglish gn, tick, 34.. to 35a ; barrow, 38a. to 39a. ; r 38. . to 395. ; tonne, Mangrui 30a. to 325. ; tkit, t a 0 . 37 a,; Konigsberg, 38.. to 39a. ; tkptian, 325. to 33.. 111•14.-Inefith boilers, 39.. to 40e.; w hite and blue, 395. to 42a. ; maple, -a. to -8.; grey, 35e. to 371. ; hog, 375. to 39e. ; foreign, 35a. to 38., Froon.-English town, 435. to 444.,• ditto fine, 46e. to 51a.; country, 41a. to 42e. ; Norfolk and Buff olk, 36e. to 39.,; Freddy -a to -a. per seek i • 11.8. sweet, 20e. to Ma ; ' Omaha. 214. to 29a : Ikon& -1. to -a. Ifflaall 00111.-Whits, Els. to 33e. ; yellow, 201. to 310. Fromm Cameos, all O. I. and L-Wkerit : Bddi anal and Mariano*, per 49211 m, 44.. to 49.. ; Gdns. 44e. tads. ; Polish z E st.. 4lolbs.,xed, 41a. to 43e. 14 Z i-- • Danube 45e. to 465. ; 33.. to 36.. Band: and Brian, per . 21a. to 22a ; Odom sad , , Ed. to 23e. Beans : Itin=7: 480Di5.,305. to 31s. : Odeon sadOmists, 30.. Od. to Illa ; Ibrall sad Bulgarian, pee ribs., Xis. Od. to Els. ; Fran& do., -a. to -s. ; American. do., M. to 29a. ; Egyptian, --a. to -a ' Itanrin.--Osnary and, pee qr., 345. to 50a. ; = seed, per qr., 655. to ft. ; Mrad seed, per whin, la. to lits. ; bonny 7s. Iro 10s. ; Livened, per qr., =yaw& ar. to 665. ; Utmost sob% English, per dos 111. 01. to 121.0. ; Anaemia, thin, in odd, pre M 4 121.0. to 121. 10e.; do., is hep,lll. Os. to Ili. Kra; 'DOAN Of. to 01. Oa.: Mareedies. 101. to Inc 10e.: Baps eakesaiL &to 71. ; Tares, per barbel. wider, Bs. to Bs. Od. ; Bapti sed. Beglish. paid., &a to 72e. DITO 'DOOM MK NAT If TO MAY IL Melia oil Ow 66 kWh. I lers.i. mil. wit • farisy Os now, Itypsibsilikaimg lON barrel,: 14010 10400 Lrvsap . cioiri44 AND OORN me.RKrrs. MIDI DAY.) (NT Darr= AID nos m 1.011710 TZLSORAPIL ) (FROM 0111 OWN Oex nub; has experienced violent ductuationa daring the pert week, having been depreseed to the extent d id. to ld. on the news of the Persia, and having moorired again to the extent of gd. to id. on the more recent sews by North American. Committees quotations he fait cotton are reduced in Bowels and Mobile, id. Orleans geminated.' for tbsl week, 33,880; speculation, 10,300. The market to-day is rather quiet, with moderate big. sr doing. Sales will probably reach 4,000 Wm. Prior needy. Thin attendance at corn market. Only Ma consump tive darned for wheat. Prices generally ld. to Jul. per metal lower. Flour, madonna boner, and 3d. to 6d. pet barrel easier. Indian sag dew sale : mixed, 27.. loptiaa beans analtsred. Oats sad canoed dull, sod a been d lanai. IiEINOTITG LAN=.—(THIS DAY.) &min.—There has bees • good demand during the week for all desirable qualities at full prime ; the refiners have purchased freely brows qualities of West Jodie. /14- Dille cloyed has sold st34s. ; Porto Rico low to fine yellow 375. to 44e. &L ; Cubs, Draws, 325. to 35e. del. ; gray to Ins yellow, 365. 6d. to 43a. &I. ; superior yellow and fine white, 44. to 495. 6d. ; two small imagoes of Cuba sold afloat for the Milted Kingdom, at 251 e. td., lauding weights. Rained has sold steadily at firm mime, the supply at market conti nues light. Oorraa.—There is less disposition to pantheon and prime of Plantation Ceylon have declined fully is. per owt. ; ADC ordinary to middling sold at 83s. 6d. to 86e. ; pesberry, 86e. to Ms. 6d. Native also sold at • alight decline ; superior, 745. to Its. ed, Tie motiaues dull of sells. The sales reported are ai lower prima. Rum.—A limited amount 011:1111151111111 has been transacted. Including Demerara at 1.. 64.; JllllllllOl4 common to fair, 2a. sd. to 2s. Bd.; andlmewards, Is. faL Rich—The market has become inactive. iincra :The public sales held this week were small and went off without animation. Pepper was chiefly bought in. Pimento sold at about preview' rates. Jamaica gingter, of the new mop, sold steadily. Other descriptions are withest chnge. Faorr.—Curtanta have sold at about previous prima. Other descriptions of fruit are quiet, but without chaste in Ulm's= has sold at Arm prices. The latest transac tion was at 45s for refractioa 7i. Cannatiosa.--Good Malabar has sold at Bs. per lb., and there are so stollen under Ba. ed. LVDICKL —Bases the termination of the Litt India quarterly sales the Wads have been occuried with the simples of the forthcoming public sales of 4,200 woos Guatemala, which will commence on Monday next. COCHINEAL has sold heavily, at about former prices. Joys.—At the public males the larger parcels *old at barely the former currency, bat a few small parcels went at firm prior. Common to good realised 134 Be. to 184 Bs. Fintr.-341. is still the price for St. Petersburg, but the market is quiet. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Tie market is steady. Tows tallow is quotad 411 asi ash ; Peters Y.C. as tie spot, Otis. 9d. ; Jamt, 44.. 44.; July, 47a. 3d.; , 49a. ; Oatobar to Deawaber,4lls. HIDIC MARS.--(THIS DAY.) Lasnsursusa. —Masa —Prim : baba to 3d. ; &Him to nibs., 3d. to ; 72Iba. to Saba, to ; 80Th.. to gglba, 3id. to 4d. ; 88Th.. to 4d. to 44d. Hans badge, ga Od. to 10a 04. ; Oat sidge. light, 2s. to 3s. ; tun. U. ed. Bcalsogosis.--81tesp skins : downs, 6s. Od. to ge. OIL lambs, 20. 6d. to 41. Od. ; shearlings, 1.. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—crms DAY.) Wass batman' sad Smith report that there is so sew feature to nettle Is the bap market. There is a Middy era 'empties Eamosai, sad prim reassia firm. GOAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hellos, 16s. ,• Walls Ed Stewart', 16a; Walle End South H./bea, les. : WeZ Rod Tees, 15a. Ai ; Walls End Hortleposi, its. ed. ; Wells End Hettoe. 15s. ; Walls Bad South Eakin, 1e..!02 End Hough Hedl, 14e. dd. ; Walls Pied IC*er Otnairk 14e 9d. ; all, Ed 15e. ,• Walls Ead Clamem,lis4 Walls End Eden Mahe, l4.6L;wand End Hantes. l6l . ; Powell's Duffryn Steam, 17s. 6d ; Buddha Hartley, ; Eel:side Hartley, 116. ; Haetiop Hartley, 16e. td.-460 ships at market. Tax Moon of Psznisaniz. —Grouse is abun dant sad healthy os all the exterive some in the arm An immense amber d bade ware bagged lent sense. bard the s t oc k left b e e sepreatiL t.. w better than 111110111. 4 weather, however, Ira bees ramble r • Whale, stal are oosarsently in primp wroditios. Nur of the supers have already beeslet, ton am= our to the old treats. —Srotenzan. an llzis y WoLaSioszYsa. 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