The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-24 00:00:00

6 wazIIRLAND. Th e Swiss Federal Council, anxious that the war in Italy should not infringe upon the neutrality of Snit/rebind, has trued the following orders: 1 Th.' copiirt of arms mai of any monition of war over . ' h. Seism Itslion frostier is interdicted. The acentiou ,. m N such articles oder the Italian frontier is likewise r Lisa. la sloe 4 acting against this order all wens f the Ind obowsum mined will be mascots& Arms brought from Italy into Swiss territory by (agitia a, deerrterv, or in any other way, wall be segues iept wsepeas carried by travellers provided with pwripsrte, or by those fugitives who immediately go cat , the isteri it of Switzeiload, • All fugitives 'hill be &recta toga canton which Li •ming &silica from the It di. frontier, and will trace to remain there. Old nice, women, children, and sick rr wal Mall be treated with due regard concerning this otter. . . _ 4. Th e gaining of persona, able to bear anus, in order to F, fra the territory of oze belligerent power to that of the • is all ,antons joining to Italy, interdicted. Should th, tetra/bre not go back, they are to be ordered int) the inbrlor ~f Switzerland. All desertare or ftigitivez who do ▪ keep gait will be oepetbd. PRUSSIA AND HANOVER. In the sitting, on Saturday, of the Federal As seonhiy. the Prussian Envoy, Herr von Uftdom, made the following declaration respecting the proposition ef NanoTer : Alteely, at the eittinit when the propmition of the Hum tenon government wee promoted, the PrU.6lOll envoy pro ',tea energetically going it by ottlt rof his government, Gni he can only maintain hie prdeet with regard to it. However, Ida government has no formal motive for op teing the mimosa, of Hanover's propoeel In its tarn to the military committee. Prussia having give on ecvenal OCCSIIIIOIII to Its confede rate, the panties esesrmarie, and Amen virtually by consi derable armaments, that in case of need she would bring oat mg bar forme, end go fez beyond htir federal obligations fir &Malin the vasty sod independence at Germany, the l'rus lan government, faking specially into account the peculiar potion in which the oihm great German piwer la placed by moon at the Italian war, hem • right to expect that her ether German confederates will leave her the initiative in ',kiss inch military measures me will be name:l4y. TIM is Merely maser of smistaMin the requieite unity, eo se to last tae mention etetvess y. The Przoodsn government rime aware any propnitien premature a. to *vont+, szal beyond sherd. of &demi right and to Ito great regret it sill invariably foil obliged to protest with them/no energy against propositions of tics naturo. The Cologiee Gazette heads this declaration with the following " communicated " note : ' . - - " • The efforts coda by direr* states of o..rmany to induce the DM to dee roe cull t .ry n, comes, end particularly to es tobbeh a eort• of t ttet rratoto on the western trontuwe, Y order to mac it take an a mode costrary to its. weentially tiaisalv• char•cter, led to ere it implicated la on migrated,* sec here already f,r mere mouths peel rendered exceed ingly MSc& the luiatik a which Prowls hes to fulfil towards Oerweay. This 'Stem have nakotanatety occesiotted the Intethrente of foreign pommy, whore amiggeettose eddrered le torlols Germs awes ma odd big hide to the dignity or moteldoelikon of Germay. To give Whine taste • autteble direction, sad at the sure Yoe le anew by facts all suepicton of Prune's yorristio goliey,the gentesownt het not only taken the lei. tidm IA she Diet he yeeparkag the detainee mew of tho Ceodsderndow, s. r tame the object of Ito particular corm herhem plead ea • war hada( the whole Prussian may, &Ay la the Went el the CLafedast ion. They who &NM MI to bow important thin mama.— esteding me It dot pelt hoary eentdoee on Proada—le ter the hollagenitat nad Wow po .111,n that °mosey WWI oak bawls is telbl urea to tato op in Europe during the mat able we ore about to natterget—they woo, even alter lbw. oteedd not me clearly the object Pruett.. truly Ow ▪ p4iey 'Wein to atm* would only require for the &Fling al that doglike to recollect the deck:otiose of the 'overawes.* the Wheal rereseatation, the utanikets. ties so clam and smaalunone of thin reproteatetka itself, sad hale, the wards. 6) Mho* sad 101 l of soaking, that were wiend by his Napa kligbeam the Prime Herat at the claw of the 'swim. . Ills;Ing fir moo h le oaths done all alas r ,aid to mist tM perser of carter visor 00, wars that wanted to dreg kr isto • path costrery both to Oerrosay's sad A. tree e interests swiss doss all she weld to esalstels the eery se reparsmat for their comma weary, oleos, dories bre ether red err argent warnings l'neter este whet • rare of bathers Gensasy proposed ootwithetendisg. Is the Dist, the tetabirberst si as observation ripe vitas* any boa moths Maine to Jiallfy rah • orsers PA*: rare wee her to her tot to pretest is the wet or pile maim spier Oink • properdes. Asy ether redoes could sot lave hoes worldly. eider sob the derive or astir. of ?newts is the Dist, ve with the revere &duress. n reorrly wired Ikon the three of Prater in Ire of Earqs. or man sersielly with MI dlpf 4y sal pedalos se • greet poen. THE UNITED STATES. LIVERPOOL, MONDAY. The ltoyal Mail ebamship Africa, Captain Ander son, which sailed from New York on the 11th arrived here shortly after noon to-day, bringing 174 passenger* and 1,648,975 dots. in spec ie. The steamer Anglo-Saxon, hence, arrived at Que bec, and the Adelaide, from G4lway, at St. John* Newfoundland, un the 9th inst., and the Kangaroo and Persia. hence, reached New York on the morn- leg of the 11th. Except es a ref/ex of the warlike news from this side tilers is little intelligence of importance by this arrival. The Neer York lleralei of the llth says : The Eurota as sews created a great excitement in Wall greet and other Laciness Wrests yesterday. The stint ea the baskere and foreign bill dealer*, ea well as as the peo nes in estimate, was eeeidedly masked. Frame advanced to ant were dttldsit to Le bat freely at that. Beakers ,bowed as enerilliagacre to draw on Loodun without a mate riel ism ass in rats., and especially foe sight Lilts. It was supposed that the Africa would take out a heavy amount of spece, which would have been taaterially augmented bad be.. bees &rowed for its et port/lent. L'aderwritere have sot as yet, we believe, proposed to issue war policies, being impala d ,r,Lably to wait toe later and went decided admeea from abroad. Merchants, however, MI NMI hedtation in amain/ ehiymenta direct to Trieste, for Isar ef their evilest Ly an embargo, CYIII if free from articles aoatrabasd of war. . The cotton market yesterday continued in a dull state, or -t of .uepeoded animation, ad mail h little hope of any arri val or atoeuneet moil the dets.Ls of the f• reign new., pith the priv.te advicos dim t..)-d.y by the retitle, can be received. Only one or two hundred beim of cJit n were sold to spin ner,. . . Through• ut the wee', ea we letm by triedvaph, the war cr.ated treat activity In the produce mtrleu, with •cAmotorsbly adv.sce Is plic;N. A Washingtoo telegram says : Oar gi a trawosl has mut drepatclow to oar rninis.er fa CIA a ith retereses t lb^ difticaltise vt9iib tecestly occurred these. They are understood to be very deci.fe I. Tbi, ft,eraturrA does ant claim that a consul's bones in • place of ',i11.., ft to Ltir.at othmkrii, ' without . aptrsving 4,ther the viaduct of Conant Trevlit, they at the star tios tileirr that his customer may be restored. Another despatch from the NTO authority says : Lord Lt• b. had a protracted intorviirre he Si ric•ary r f State on the 9th, la brard tr Ni orago re affair,. The smeadaiele mole to the Noumea% tresiy by the government tf that cocotte, to wit, that the Uoited 'Btites I. execute Ito r niintrality lowa, Is the mum attic% whictt rtit Ouwley hes admitted Into his woody ; sod the British object ea On, goverment di re, to soy such pro. coueich nag it • very wolirtiU d stipulation to bo in toted is • ncsty—thst • goventadtt eh told bin I. iarif es. • 4 00 lie Las. The State and War Departments at Wa+hiegtou had made up their instructions for the officials in f fah in regard to the mew difficulty which has arisen there. General Johnston is instructed to hereafter await the orders of the Governor before calling out the troop* to act as a posse consitalus to savist the civil ►uthorities la enforcing the law.. A fire at Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, had destroyed ao less than ten steamers. The loss is estimated at IZ:shin dollars. The !tack River Woollen Mills, at Watertown, New York, had also been destroyed by fire, involving a lON of 40.000 dollars. By the arrival of the overland mail at St. Louis, tad the steam-ship Coatzeocelcos, of the Tehuantepec Ilne, at New (hires., we have news from Sea Fret cum to the 20At ultimo, and later advice* from Orem and the Frame River gold region+. The steamer which left San ?receive° on the 211th had on board 1,700000 dole. in treasure. Tres accounts from the mime were favourable, ani horsiness wan improving. The Californian Legislature:had passed the bill forming the six lower enuntie• of th, State into a new territory, to be called Ca.orada, and sent it to the Governor for approval. 10(1,000 dole. in gold had reached San Francisca from Victoria. The news from the Upper Fravr was slid to be encouraging, bat the lower mutt) was nearly deserted. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 21, 1859. LAM INTELLIGENC& (TlllB DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Mara 14 :. Canaksiesse roslaissquel IN 11 CHARLES WOOLTORTON: The baakrupt w ea irounringer, of 74 end 75, Wrst Smithfield. This was the adjourned elaminatiun meeting. The accounts ham already appeared. The bankrupt owes to %immured ereditore, 9,6961. ; to those hold ing security, 23,6681. ; liabilities, 2,1421. The meets are mated at 3,9131. la good debts, sad 8,1381. in pr,.perry; properly held se security (con>is.iag chiedy of house at Brightue), 20,3.321. The principal secured creditor is Mrs. Menthol,. of Brighton, whoie claim amounts to 19,9151. Mr. Tippette and Mr. W. Norton appeared fur the swig - Mr. Lowrance, for the bankrupt, staled that certain requi sitions had been presented to him, which he had been pre sewed from summing by indirp A medical certificate was put in, but there was some quivrion as to its regularity. Mr. IAWTSWO asked that the bankrupt might be allowed to pms, on the understanding that the addidenal accounts required should be furnished before he asked for his coria- me. The accountant wee of opinion that six wets close application would be necessary to complete the accounts that had been askod for, on account of the imperfect way la which the bdoks had been kept. The Commissioner—What trade was he? Mr. Tippet's—An immense,. The Commissioner—And a builder? Tippe is—Yee. The C,.aisete-iotiev--I thought so. Mr. Tippetts said it wee impossible to allow the bankrupt M pare until the additional accounts were furnished. They related to the expeoditore on the property at Brighton, to Ina stook, and to his accommodation bill trintractions. Mr. Herten also premed for an adjournment. The rigid- Wiese had not been made to delay or annoy the bankrupt, but were searatiel to a proper elucidation of the case. Oita Hamar said that it wee quite clear the bankrupt could net now pus. He eboold require a formal 'Mara Item the medial man. For that purpse there most be an adjournment, pro tuna% fora week ; the court would then determine whether there should be an adjournment sine die, or to a day brad. Mr. Tippet's said that a question had arieen between the assignees and the Cie, Bank, under the following discomf it OKI —The henkrupt• had deputised the lease of a Blase sad shop at Holloway with the City Beek, as security for some advances. In October last he spplied to them fur It, stating that he could raise mere mousy oa it ; sad he *lnaba en advenee of 250/. on mortgage of the lease Bets a gentleman in Gloucester-square, but oily 200/. was paid at the time. The remaining 501. had lace paid to the assignees by Mr. May the solicitor to the mortgagee ; sad the porn. had *greed 'to submit to the se der of the court as to whether the rotary belonged to the bank or to the asalgsses. Mr. Viintkworth, who represented the City Bank, pro duced a receipt which bed been taken from the bankrupt at the time that the lease wee given op to him, stating the dr ' cemstatices under which It had been held by the bank, and the conditions on which the bankrupt was allowed possession oils. The Coromiesioaer said that If the beak had not taken that receipt th.y would hate lad thais lioa. As It was thq wore entitled to the 601. IN RE BAUMANN AND BARAMTI . ,-71111 OPERATIVE ♦ND TIAIN !NO INSTITIMON. Thin was the e;asanation metiatt In td cue of William Baumann and Carleton de Coarry Barrett, who had estab lished a small reformatory under the above title, at British grove, Chlawiek, and who had been made bankrupts as printers, carpentere, cabinebrookeve, and turnery. No as have been filed. Deb's to the amount of about I,OOOE wire proved at the eating fe choice of assigner. An odjourosorat was ceders& THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION HOUSE. 111 WAX? O► ♦ 110CNTT. an: es Osemo, - ; r ail Afjni Auer wore charged with stealing • silk pocket-headkerWilf from the pewee of William Demme, • patleman having an aloe in the City ; and who deposed that as be was gamin through Fenchurob strest. as the previous afternoon, he bit • tug at his pocket, sad, taming round, saw Me two prisoners behind him, and hie handkarchest in Conerses hand. letting este with one baud sad the other with We other hand, km Emended the restore tics of his property. They seemed quite uaconornied and disposed to take thisge easy, for Ccnsor taking op the hand kerchief, and locking at its pattern with an ad miring eye, said, " Oh, h this here hanker ehar year*? 'Coe if it is, take it old Wile. It's • beauty, and no mistake ; bat I doesn't want what doesn't haloes to me, though I did pick it up." Thereupoe he (wit ness) took bark his handkerchief. and • roliceman, who cams up, took the primmer, to the Mation-homas, whore they both per Wes addresses. Cesiver—Thare all right, yes 'mow. I did pick It up, end dale' it didn't belong to me, 'cos me how this ere geu tientem claimed it, I gave it up, ink. an 'overt man. A whams in court, h ewers deposed AM he saw Connor take the hasdkarchist from Mr. Demises Docket, while IP”lde covered him, and the prisoners wee* a ked what they bed to ray to that. Caesar— Well, I suppose I moat chnithat I did steal it; sad I'll tell yes ow It aomd about, I dot bed any work lately and so I've been terribly ard up, and didn't know what to do to pt mmb. 1 went to the Render°, on Tower-hill, to try to pt Mto the navy; but they wouldn't give me no bounty, ea m ow I Mat 21. ; and then I tried to get into tbs army, and they wouldn't give me no bounty there, me me ow I ain't 21. Well, what was Ito do—l must are some grub—and MO I was a walkia behind that gent them, I teed his sakercher angle, out ad his pocket, and it looked so worry temptin that I woe fogad to Jae it. Popkin and hs " hadn't 'bethink to say." It wan proved that they were the associates of thieves, and Mr. Alderman Cubitt sant them both to prism and hard labour for three months. SOUTH WARK. SHOPLIFTING, Ism Drama" a respectable-looking female, the wife of a boot masisfecturar in Snow's-Cede, was be- tight before lalr. Barelams, charged with steeling a bundle of leather. worth 21. 145., from the shop of Messrs. Jonas and Sons, wholesale leather dealers, High-street, Borough. Au 'aliment to the prosecutor said that the prisoner was la the habit of purcba•isu goods at their warehouse, and en the previous afmrsoon ahs came as usual and selected WON trifling article. and am she was leaving the ablp he saw something bulky ander her shawl, sad having missed the bindle of leather immediately afterward., be west in pursuit ' of her, end aa she woe in the act of entering another shop, he stopped her, sad wiled her what abe had coce•aled under her shawl I. She replied, Nothing., only what was her own;' but he took the bundle of leather from her. end gave her into cwt. Ay, She said that she had lust purchased It for Owe 'billies', whereas it was worth 21. 14e., and she must have known the value. . . in motor to Mr. Barthel'', witoepa said thit bar basbaad - • was a very torpectable tradesman, and he bad dealt with them many years. H. never had any reason to seeped the prisoner betre. The prisoner here plesded guilty, allegirg that she was drink At the time. ant Mr. Jose* devil's recommended her to mere , Mr. Burcham oteaced her to two innwths hard labour in the House of Ceereetket at Wandswomh. LATEST SPORTING .INTELLIGENCE. (IT ILLICTIM TILZOIAiii.) BATH MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) TRIAL STAKES. Oeomi k. Ti*.. King or tbe Forest, Grillarte, revilion t Tbo roo, Haßrier& and Table Bey sr* hers. BIENNIAL STAK BS. Ono mil. sod • hall. Bribery c, Sheffield, Illghereymen, Scent, Helliford, M vcualade, ladepeadeace, Trumpeter, and Cynricus are hero. BIENNIAL STAKES, T.Y.C. Hennas, &viewer, Plumper, Sberborne, ll4riley, Wtots, y, Chars bro Hasibow, Lopullue, Pimp, Yobrigetir e, two to Tricolour, Nam at Arias, sod Altuktt Ciardemer sra imett. BATH HANDICAP. Mont one mile mod a half. Tame Deer, Pad Whigs, lodepentleoce, Orlease, Linda, &Melo, Olympias, Blackmail, Lamle, and The Gera are here. PAID FOILIZIT. - Tournament, Pkirmi•ber, Ancient Briton, Little Cob, Apollo, Malacca, 1 hornbill, Gleepinger, Petra, Hair-ate Late, The Poet, Ardes, Table Bay, and Laixlamia. MEMBERS PL AT E. About ore mil* and a half. Lu daMil, TIM.. Pea, Grilled., Fvradale, Gala alt, Armeara. The Puo, The Gum, Table Bay, Whimsical, and Elba= Beauiy are hero. OVUM AItRITAIg.-Sir Hemlas, Hassock, Tinsasdra, Dtaadaosght, Apollo, sad Belle. FATAL ACCIDENT TO A LIVERPOOL NIERCIIANT.— A few dip, som, while Mr. Wil iaraH stew n Whitby, a Live, pod merchant, was mining out of the Collegista Instituvon, sitar attending s niirok nary wetting, • runswey horse and ear sashed against him, sad jentnicd him severely meteet • lamp-post. He wee carried at once to the lb.yet Infirmary, where he dial ne Saturday night Last, idler safferng the moat eL rot sting egesise. A WIPE `A'ITII Foc& Hren.tND9.—A captain of a Min nun rd Lightbody nue yes.erday (Merged st the L'mr pool Pace-must with 'brevetting to shoot his wife. On Wag tarn into custody, a pidul sae hound Imakd and napped is b;• pocket. Tee pea o'er, in Ms drfat.e., alleged tier in e b. mini lei with hie praent wdb ho bed dbet” mwed tr..at the bed been t rosined, marriei to thr e 401 whims mem et retest al me. A reamed wee ginuii..l in saw to ham the marriage metificates produced, and also the third hurbsed. NATIONAL BANR 7 ITIUB DAT.) Thin afternoon the 24th annual meeting of the proprietors of the National Bank was held at the bank in Old Broad•atreer, Mr. FOWLER Nrwotx, chairman of the board of directors, in the chair. "Theacoompanying accounts show the result of the trans- , actions of the bank for the year ending December, 1858. i First,—From the profit and lose amount it appears that , there remainod as real, or undivided profits, at December, 1857, 104,7921. 2s. Sd.; to which has been added the net profit for 1858. after writing off all bad and providing for doub.ful debts, 89,3271. 16s. 61., less rebaYs of into rest on bills not due, 16,124/. ; together, 73,2031. 16.. 61.; add for profit on male of remaining shares reported in May, 1858, 5,9721. ; total, 183,9671.19 e. 2d. Use half-year's dividend, at the rate of 6 per cent. per snow, paid in August, 1858, 15,0001., and also bonus of 16e. per sham 15,000!.; together 30,000/. Leaving at December 1858, a rest or amount of undivided prate of 163,9671.19 e. 2d. There has since been paid, In February, 1859, to the pro prietors a dividend at the rate of 6 per ce e eiz e r , annum, with a bonus of 154. per share, amounting t to 30,000/. ; by which payments the rest or undiat profits bare been reduced to 123,9671. 19e. 2d., as against 104,7921. 2a. Bd., the balance of that account at the end of December, 1867. The assets and liabilities at Dec., 1858, stood as follows, as_ Assets : Gold and silver coin in Ireland, 679,3381. 19e. 2d.; other cash in hand, at the Bank of England, and at call, 349,249/. 7e. Id. • Government Funde igia. Bill s, en "Eichequer Bonds, d Debentures, 4161. 17a. 3d. ; bills discounted on hand, 3,048,6961. Ils. 7 ; saremate an government end other securities, loans at short notice, end current aromas, 730,654/.95. 104_; bank premiers in Dublin and at the br,u,ches, 29,1591. 2e. 6d.,• t0ta1,5,271,5161. 7..6d. Liabilities : Paid-up capital, 600,0001. ; notes in circulation, 1,135,6991. Ile.; due by the bank on deposit reueipta, current rerourts, ffr. 3,481,9471. 13s. 3cl. ; rest or undivided profits, 153,9671. 19s. 2d. Total: 6,271,6151. 7s. 6d. These remiss show an increase of nearly 1,000,0001. la the resources of the bank since December, 1867. Banking business generally, during the year 1859, was not so moat affected by the prevailing low rate of Interest as might here been eapponeC for trade was sound, and being prudently oonducted, the loans by bad debts were com paratively insignificant. Haan it was that tbe directors were enabled to distsibute to the shareholders dividends and bonuses, amounting to 12 par cent. upon the paid.ap capital of the bank, free of income-tax, out of the realised profits of the year, and to add, moreover, the sum of 19,1751. 10s. 6d. to the reserve fund or undivided profits. The directors who this year retire by rotation are Fowler NOWIIKII, Esq., Oct whys Oromanney, Esq., George Asklin, Esq., and &tilt Sutton, Esq., who, being eligible, now offer them seta x se candidetes for reelection." The Cll4llOl congratulated the proprietors upon the motioned progress in the national and road prosperity of Ireland and the consequent improvement of this establah. meet. The Irish were now self relying, psaoefal, and well ordered, and everything betokened that a splendid future was before them. As regarded the amounts of the bank,hecould sa nte theproprietora that they were strictly accurate. Thereeult of the year's operations was the most substantial proof of the stability and popularity of the bank in Ireland. The bank consisted of 830 proprietors, whose shares were selling at 100 percent. premium. Itbed 29,001 depositors , being an increase of 6,000 as compared with list peer, and a liberal reserved Busd, partly in call and partly in government recuriYies that wars always convertible. The business of the London house was so rapidly increasing that the directors had been com pelled to take steps for enlarging their premises, sad they were about to erect a new honking house. The neat dividend. to be declared at midsummer, he had every reason to believe would be at the rate of 12 per ant , though looking at the warlike prospects of the futon, it was not possible to predict with certainty what banking profs were likely to amount to this year. He moved the adoption of the report and accounts. lir. Fox emended the motion ; and after a brief coups tralaYory diecossion it wee unthimonsly agreed to. A vote of thanks to the directors, chairman, and officials closed the proceedings. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. VERPOOL CORN MARK ET.- (THIS DA7 (IT NDITIII AND 11111 NAONNTIC TTLIOIATI.) (room ova OWN IDENT.) Grain market moderately attended. Wheat la good demand, and prima are not so well maintained as on Friday. Floor tr. to 2c per back lower. Indian corn in fair inquiry at late rates. BMW, onto, and oatmeal cheaper, and going down. lIINCING-LANIL—(THIS DAY.) littoan.—Ter berbadoes public sale Is going of bossily, good and fine rats only meeting with fair c Piers ; the market generally has a depressed appearance. The refined Ismael is also dull. _ Corres.—Then has not been a public sale to-day, sad the market ram.ins inactive. et. . . Tza.—Ttila article mue be quoted firm, yet there is • great went of activity in the market. Common Cat gut.. tOad. Atom—This market to has active to-day. Saurrwraa.—A• frac , ion 41 and 6 sold at 464. to 472. Comore.—No erica of importance reported to-day. Markings generally have a doll appearance. TALLOW WARKET.-(THIS DAT.) TM mallet is glee, sad rather lover fa vices. Tows tallow, his. at cash; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 64.. 9d. ; Jaae, 64e, 64.; July, &Ss. • August to Septem ber, 65e. 66. ; October to December, 6 65. SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET. —(THIS DAY.) Maws. Davie and Co. report trade steady and triers firm. Prime meadow hay, 76e. to 80s.; superior ditto, 84 to 02e. ; inferior ditto, 60e. to 70s. ; rowan, 60s. to 70e. ; clover, old, 9,34. to 110 e. ; ditto, mond cut, 854. to 95e. ; straw, 245. to An LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LITEISeet. MAT 10.—Tblecess111111s dot :46 s Wilms kr= priss v 4. 46e 5....1 1-11.44 ms art Inarme/^ *— Orem Wows. al 14—Inscsibsssi resiars sad sons Wows. 4- 1 / 4 1114/4. 1-111411san. 4-1 1 446 ..0...... 1 1 414bk GI I—leireldis SU 4 —Tart cad Nei* 111411•44.4414 —WM if 41 I—Deeccs 1.14 ll—Duldi-Ilbesek, 1 ell.-04ss4 TiZirß ■ Osesds 71 4-41res4 licslicsel Cards. 134 4. AISCS/STSS. MAT tl—Tbs mark& punt. Tut steady. Doves. 1.14-IAOI6, —Millsral. 931—cheSdeo. SU —Lena USbl .SU pen Own. 4 p.—Dlcie I.—Prance end 7n lislawllll, Itraminea• Mae 111.—Tbare was no new festan la the market. Moak game were done at 28. There were tea&74 j ot tan. Ilidt.tba, 2t dla , of Midland , 70 , of tee* diallerda, et ;of Inrodoetuto Cattalo. ut .of oronter °mai. end at Raw Inellhardthlre Wa, tOt pre m. Birralaghain feunaatied dosed ma I% Lind Stratford de Radcliffe arrived at Turin Friday. - Mies Burdett Contts has consented to lay the first stone of the new Cancer Hospital at Emulator', on Monday neat. The ceremony will take place at 4 o'clock, on the grounds of the proposed new building at Brampton, situate In the Fulham-road, nearly opposite to the Coarumptirn ilorpltal, and the Lord Bishop of Lowden has kindly conger:l44 to preside. An announcement was issued at Madrid on the 17th, that the Spanish government had withdrawn the per mission which It had accorded kr holding a meeting to rake eithestirr ioes for the Italians anxious to return to their own country ; such a course, it &clues, being of an aggressive distorter spigot Austria, and contrary to s spirit of strict neutrality. tiouruKENsmorox 31caSOM.—llaring the week ending 21► t May, 1859, the visitors lave bees is follows On Monday, Twatlay, and Sate? Say (bee days), 3,458; os Monday end Tursday (free evenings), 3,171. .On the three etudents' days (tadothetion to the public U.), 869 p one students' evening (Wednesday), 126. Teital t 7,614. Ftelll the opening of the mumium, 911,853. DtCIeION UNDER THE FACTOST ACT.—At the West Ridiog Cour', et Bradford, on Saturday, no fewer than 54 inforomtione teeniest various m.li•owner. fur breseliss of the Factory Act were heard. Amos got thane, Mr. Witham Denby, of Shipley, and Mr. Tholes. Both, of Dudley Hill, wore cherged with a violati us of the Bth 'salon of the Fac tory AO, iu alb wing several adult permits to clean their Laura during s tone portion of the how required for dinner, • pru toe said to be common. As the elesniug of the frames wee not weeseary to the doe carrying en of manufac turiog rructeatr, the Bunch held that tee defendants had a tt.n.dcial inw wet in the machinery leiog cleaned during lot dinner hour, sod were therefore culpable for the otfooce. Herb &lenient was fined on several infcemmions. —NartrAetter Owarligs. SUICIDE OF TUE EX-SHERIFF or °insp.,— Tbe city of °Hurd was cooerday morning itank.l by the anneal* meat that Mr. *Manz Herbert, loan council= end 14. e sher.lf of the city, bed commit'ed void.% by shooting hirasat in the kit hen of kis reilleace at Sornitierstown Farm, about a toile bona Oxford, frau the ethos of which de,th was festsntaar .us. The cause fur this rash eel, it is ruenourei. is that Ilia pirainiary sff dm ate in a bad state. Mr. Herb eat he fr many years carded cm en evensive hcialnitte e .hinst maker, notauleter. r. &w., mad wan generally thought Mb. a wealthy man. Ile hat bloom Tackiest* In Bt. Gibs's. stay t, where llte judges of amiss Wiped when they v'sitcd Hand. Mr. Herbert was highly rerpeeted, and his un thagy it's has cast a glom throughout the city. MAIL TO AMERICA.—In edditica to the /Crew Iteateeltir ledf.n..bich lames Lt.. rpm , ' for Nntth Arne tie t on Wedn , Way with the mail., the City of Warbinr,ran will Melvin. mil foe N.. York, with letters and newspapers tx the United States Ite. &RABB LISTS.-71118 DA). Two o'CLoos. v a ' The railway share market continues inactive, but II firm. Great Western stock has improved about Iper fw cent., being quoted 61 to 1. The other principal f o 'l stocks are quoted the same as at 4 o'clock yester tao - day, viz., London and North Western, 861 to 1; Midland, 931 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 841 ' to 85, being firmer Eastern Counties, 62 to 1; i North British, 601 to 616 ; South Eastern, 181 to 1 per share; and Caledonian, 731 to 741. Lombardo-Venetian New shares are better, at 3to 21 dia. The Old shares are quiet at 21 to to, 21 die. hut Indian Railway stock is in demo* and ice better, being last marked 97. There is also rather e ls . more inquiry for the shares of the two leading Cll - nadian railways. 10 01D11111T1111•111111 LSD IVPOOIII. 10 • wars t I. Law Am . em.........,.....:, ::;„ 20.1. 1.110b1 11 . AUK 1 ell Illeekbene... Aa 121•0E r i ia.. M1 NI r o 011 ZVI 21:0: WIG ." —... 11 - 2 Mil., l ? "." elt a t t; •11 • juries • se - b: : : A • WO • s• sus w.........cm a - ii a uzer Na, 8. art. : 0 ST B Bent.. GA ese West. (Ina 0 Valeeir ui rrej=llo. ea —.. i i . 3 nr zt . 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US N 14! et. 100 et. 100 011. 110 utio i 4 ea 21 N " I 71 111 100110 DIN 10011 Ini 4$ MONEY MARKET-THIS JAY. Two o'CLoct. The funds have this day experiecoed a fresh im provement of per cent., although bruioesa remains very inactive. Support is derived from the recent bona file absorption of Mock, from the renewed ease in the money market, and from the approach of the period for the deduction of the half yearly dividend on Contois. In all the other depart ments of the Stock Exchange speculation is dormant, bat general firmness prevails, and the tendency of prices is still favourable. The usual telegrams from the Paris Bourse of this day have not yet come forward. Consols are officially marked 911 to 92 for money, and 912 to 911 for the 7th of Jane. The present quotation is 911 to 92, both for money and the account. Bank Stack hu been dealt in at 219) ; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 901 to .1; the New Three per Cents., at 901 to 91 ; the New Three-and-a-Half per Cents. at 100 ; the scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 921; India Bonds, at 10s. dis.; and Exchequer Bills, at 19s. to 225. prem., being again lower. In the foreign stock market the principal feature is an increased demand for Turkish stocks, which have again advanced. The Old Losa is quoted 62 to 64, and the New, 52 to 54. There are also some inquiries for Peruvian, Sar dinian, and Spanish Bondi', with little change in price. Sales are recorded as follows :—Dutch Twr and-a-Half per Cents, 54 (exchange 126.) ; ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates, 911 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 161 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., far account, 811, 82; ditto Three per Cents., 62) ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, for account, 391 ; Burden Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 921 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 78; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 391; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents. for account, 27; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 62, 63; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 63 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 101 ; Venezuela Five per Cents., for account. 35 ; ditto Deferred Two per Cents., The discount market is still superabundantly sup plied with money, and first-class bills up to two months date are readily taken at 31 per cent., or less. At theßank the applications yesterday were very few, and confined to regularustomers. In consequence of the difficulty of employing money, the London and Westminster Bank have announced that their rates of allowance for de posits will henceforth be as follow, via.:-21 per cent. for sums of 5001. and upwards, and 2 per cent. for sums below 5001. The reduction in the former instance is 1 per cent., and in the latter, per cent, The terms of the other joint stock banks remain as lest reported, viz.:-1 per cent. below the Bank of England minimum rate of discount. At Amsterdam and Frankfort on Saturday a rims of 1; to 11 per cent. took place in Austrian stock, considerable animation prevailing; but yesterday's telegram from the former market announces a re lapse to Friday's quotation. Owing to the effect of the decline in the cotton market, coupled with the unfavourable financial advice. transmitted from this side, a strong turn has been given to the American exchange in favour of England; and the Africa has brought from New York the enormous sum of 329,8001. in specie. A further sum of 85,888 Russian half imperials, or about 88,0001., arrived yesterday per the steamer Flora, from St. Petersburg, and is expected to be sent to the Continent. Letters from Paris speak of large amounts of specie as in course of transmission from the Bank of Prance, , to supply the wants of the army in Italy. At St. Petersburg, on Friday, the exchange on London was quoted 3.30. Here there are buyers of bills at 32d., with no sellers at that price. The wheat market yesterday was heavy, at a redws tion of 3s. to as. per quarter from last Monday's rater. The following "Notices of Blockade" are affixed at Lloyds: VIENNA, MAY 22.—The blockade of Venice end of the adjoining coast was announced to the Austrian commander yesterday. Tutu!, MAT 21.—According to a commutation made by the French commander to some Papal craft wkia had been prevented from entering the port of Value, only the Venetian coast is blockaded by the Trench. A meeting of the holders of Venezuelan Bonds is called for the 27th inst., to confirm the resolution adopted on the 22nd December, 1856, which pro vided that whenever the bonds for the arrears of interest on the Active and Deterred Debt shall be issued by the government of Venezuela, 5 per cent. of the amount shall be handed over to the committee for 'heir remuneration and to defray expenses. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 7,3631., the corresponding week of last year having included the traffic of Epsom races. MONDAY IYINTWO. Console, which closed on Saturday at 911 toll both for money and the 7th of June, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 911 to t. The offiLtal business report is ss follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 911, 1 1, 1, I, ; ditto, for a c count (7th June), 911, I, 1,1, I; Three per Cent. Reduced, 901, LI; New Three per Cents., 9 01, 1,1, ; Bank Stock, 221, 2211, 220 ; the Scrip of the new Indian Loan, 921. F.xchequer Bills were quoted to-day 20e. to 23n. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at 18s. toile. din. The scrip of the new Indian Loan was quoted 921 to 93. and the Four per Cent. Debentures issued last year 93 to 94. In the foreign stock market the principal feature wu a demand for Turkish stocks, which have risen Ito 2 per cent. The old Loan closed at 62 to I, and the new at 51 to 52. Numerous small parcels of trese securities continue to be taken by bona fide investors. Sardinian Bonds have improved, being last marked 781. There were also more inquiries for Anglo-Peruvian Bonds. Mexican were flat, at 16 to} In the market for bank, land, steam, and miscel laneous sharer, the transactions to-day were very limited, and gave rise to little change in price. South Australian Land and Peninsular and Oriental new shares were quoted better. Commercial Dock stock was officially marked 100 ; East and West India Dock, 122, 1211, and 121 ; and London Dock, 80. The Five per Cent. LOW Notes of the Indian Go vernment are quoted 1.. 90. to Is. 101. per rupee. MINE&-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. The transactions in the mining market this mornicr have been rather limited. The only busi ness officially reported in the Stock Exchange is in Wheal Mary Ann shares at 41i. There have exi been a few transactions in Wheal Oren ills, Wheal Unity Cooaolr, East Wheal Russell, Trat 1 and Messer, North Frances, and Par (....mac,ie mines. Foreign and colonial mining shares still meet with little attention, and are nominally unaltered in print". An extracsA art' general resitting of the Castletown Copper VAG 17.,r Company (Limited) la telle4 f.s. the 31st two.. to firm tte 'lotion for the voluntuy winding op 01 t he company. A meeting of the (lawn= CopsorMkia. C..mpall, wan held y.. sterday, et which a statement if rot.. , unt was eiluthitsd eh -w os that tbethopper ore ',id iD three meths notUr. f o 1 4131. 12.., end the toun dio 291. The Warne in favour cell of Is. the compsny was 161!. 10a. 2.1. A per share was ithe agent rtatei that the I .de in the thy falb , m level Slot three feet TchP, compered of mendie, and e The I )..Ie in the 119 y west heats eery vomiting, being two fort soli.. awl 3 fold' one ton per reboot ; the ground is c.i.ered very congenial for the production of mineral. The 1... i • to tto :*it; Mom is very I. rae, from few to tire feet wide, ,J. I pro4ucin6 ra, , inz work. lbm. e lode it. the dope b e low this level is wo rth 10!. p. r fatho 10141•3 I Ia MU II OM. _r I l{ s I7s Y * vs