The Express. — London, England, 1859-06-03 00:00:00

IBS BCrIII9BID D 01711.3 MURDER IN 1121.411 D.—THE INQUAZ A correspondent of the Freeman's Journal of Feet. rd., gem the following narrative of the melancholy ;manta e at Ballinaeloe. The intelligence which was forwarded this remain by for locol correspondent of the death of Mr. Richard Burke, if liallinamore, and of Captain R. Thomas Ffreneh was but W. corm , t, and the paints' interest which the knowledge of the tragic event mound in the Mat insigne* has be.. in ,emsool imuseantrably by the facts that have transpired Mari the doer. very of the bodes, showing shawl concluelvely that Mr. Larks met his death at the hands of Captain Fritsch, st.: shot the latter subenitteutly destroyed himmeiL The in - ea the L..l , es of the d gentlemen were held by I.•Donough, , coaster, MS day. The Int is p..iry ma a. to the death of Mr. Burke, which occurred TM meow% as to the death of Captain Mee• ch, am bold at Clombrock, about three miles frost the ..pot where Mr. Burke warn slain. Front the evidence tat the in Imo, and from other smote of Warms. • st whhh I have had acmes since I arrived hare, lam matl..l to supply the subjoined narrative, which I believe senmtely states 01l that Is known of this dreadful ac cm-we. Captain ideas'', it appose, was taw is Dublin t the aftersoon of Mmday, at Am o'clock. He arrived at his {edgier., fit. Dawson-sheet, with his me, to whom be was only two months maid. They bed (sly rectally mime (tom Loados, where they spent th . honeymoon. He left Me lodging., elating to Mrs. h tooth be would go to Mitchell's, to get a cigar Ind • lOW of soda wake. He did go to Mitetielfs, and them arctic • eats of brandy with the soda water. This was betimes nee and .ix o'clock. The lion. Martin }french, his lather, was stoppjtg at the hotel at Male- Ltd, and It is stated that Captain Ffeetieb, when hav ing hlitebelf,e asked would h. be In time for the ends to that place, He went sway, bet not to return to Dawson foot, nal yet to premed to Malahide, for hie wide sad other (rands aaw so mom of him; and Mrs. Fenn* tang alarmed at kis abases, aftrehed for him in 'arks. curter. of the city. He must bays proceeded direct to Foolhaaa'm by trap, fur at II o'clock that night be got oat of the mod lain at the Belliamiec station, which loaves no t that ha loft Dublin at • quarter past 7 on Monday mentng. From Hellion:doe be went on a jaunting eat with two ;:mitkinen, /dr. Cruise end Mr. 'AMMO; to the village of Alueuriogb, distant about sir mike, where he arrived stout I ol,tockos Tuieday morning. At this place he hired •co, foe banal!, arid, unaccompanied my* by the driver, ; roctedel to the village of Ballygar, which is within two h• his father'. cotate. He emitted unnoceostully for annotioa to the hotel at Bollygar, wad then directed the driver to go to Saint Braroloas one of the residences f the Iftescla Wady, in the oecupation of the deceased Mr. Berke, who, it had been wrangtd, woe to remove from it, so it was intended to be the renklenos of Copt eia Ffreneh and his bride. The ear reached Bt. Breadon's at three o'clock in the ronthisg. It b.-ing then day light, Captain Fritsch having kaoc.ked at the door was in f .toted by Mr. Burks'. steward that hi. meter wee atßallin• more, three mike Meant, and intended to go that morning Ceptrin Fro rich then mitered the boor, • d fo.r wetting material", end, baying got them, wrote a tote couched in the kitdeet terms to Mr. Barker, &Wring him so come to St. Brandon's at once, a. ha wished to en him on innestatt busbies'. Mr. Bloke received the note, and, witiowt delay, hammed to St. Brn o d en t e , Wh en o n ort, their greeting (as deem Died by the oar. delver I fonl) war most cordial. It gout! be steel that Mr. Burkewsa the Lind agent of the Hon Martin Ffreocb, whom conLience Le mu ed. Hs was &leo, It is eald, regarded with affettlon ty the dsesa.ed , Captain French. After a brief interview Mr. Barks and Cap Ain }Trench journeyed together en the ear to litllyan, the emi.lcaceof Mk but Cheevers, &q the copula otatiag the be had bane e.s . wit tothst gee thews. On arriving at Ktilyan, Colrain Ffoneh got off the cm and isheirel fur Mr. Clnevero, bat was unable to see blur The sip. on said it was of so consequence, as he would write tutu a few Knew and then rejoined Mr. Burke ea the car, sal directed the driver to proceed to Billimunore-park, the eat of Lb* How Marna Phenol. They seemed at the park, rt a nappneed, eh-ray before ,lama o'clock. Having die. Cant ,1 the ear, they went on foot tog-thi r thrologh the filatall,ll towards the garden, From the moment they mites' the Floatation all certain knowkoljc of their &nove na, tots lads, bat the dreadful cat istrophe that followed is ejaculated by the Ws- quest discoverino. It wee heaven in the Miler of Ballimansom during the aftersoon that Captain hoer It and Mr. Burke bad OMB there that morning on a • and that they alighted at the gate-theaoce to the perk, on the high road, to pooled through the ground.. A tr. id Aral of warmies was misalleoted by patinae n who beard tCM at the peolanged abases. of the p wee. At live o'clo k in the feasts( ' Madden, the pawkier, of the Hon. Martin Flreneh, while pawing though the plantations, dia. rotund the deal Lowly of Mr. Burke lying fore on the =tpineal by two holl-tr, one of which entere on the o and parsed throssla the breast , the other through thecestr• of the bark, Where this boll, t catered th. coat ••• singed, indieatiog that the oriole cf ; otol wao chow to the moms of the dammed who to the do, tiros t cis place. The al'arta was at Once ghee, and the ant brte wd 4, the MOt. Inlaid= ware made for Caprein foetal, bat be mold not be fouad. The na too in,,;+•• to Mon !rah demeas, four melee dimwit from Bollinorenee. The ▪ MOO le Wetly wooded, sad I, toiled on ote side by so estmeles Leg, at t Madded by a numb. r of turf c l a mp s . Ord Lard :L'. laboarera with be. g we. as tho bog between ant mad two o'clock Is the aft. ea on, ead they saw at sent distance hem them the gorilla of • man seas( is tomcat*, maser amesget lb. clamp.. They were maids Poe the Otranto to rtroguass him, but kis appeared to lea ,lentlenosn. They woo het sight of the figure. At two eletnek. et Mealy afterward., the labouter beard the resort of itreenee, but felt no sarpriae, a he thottetst the game- beeper was drag. Th 9 lobo:yew, wheal tarns is Job Coma. bell wrk arm o'clock ta the •veikusg Mt= laded k.. _.d. H. way was sear to the phase Sis tam was ...en la ohs early part of lb. Mks Ids had not gone snare than • hawked raids sr as wheals observed a man lyteg miter, at be coseeind, agwast on. of the tar( Leap. He lie neamed Limos W pr om be had previously errs oat the bop, bat so he aporosabod Maw his attention was attracted to • pietol which lay mate &Nsear to the body. Alarmed at this Cn.hos ma sway. eTe g t another lobower and gameeksmsr, to wheal be Got comimod what be me. The throe m n returned to the body; they were etrack with hotree at Siding that It out ape of Coping Fhenett, whom perms they knew. Blood was sodas from the month, bat at not they meld me no markt al %oleos en 'be body. Oa clear examination Mei Mad • bullet wound on the left breeet. Captain rheas& out have opeonl his waistcoat and died the pistol shoe I. kin Lremt. 're. body was removed to the gamsboopees lodge at Clot:lbn, k. Corals I' t , ea, drew connoted of s black oast, dub woisteett sad wooer., with light b ▪ were wet boll limy op, thowieg that be had waded e Leonid, come of the no.hb mein; streams. In his pockets Ire, Bound Live e,vi retisim mad moo miser, a gold watch. Chain, a golf ring, • pray, r-book, and some postage receipt room. The news of tee dreadful atfeir boning bee mois fn. rally known in the dirtrie. oh.. noot painful excitement wr ev,rrebeete obeetroble. The peorentry ti ,eked in hun dreds to the p: on where rho carp-e of Cepttois Mixt lay, and daring the mikes 01 Twerlay night the mounstal lament in Inoto of the poor pn ple maid be Weed foe n iet.eidrrA dietetics mowed. TM circunastaeres attending they fatal occarrese.s, so it as they can be Messed, are now vete& It only MISIIIM to stets that Dr. Keeraa, the seediest &Headset of the ?fowl !sooty oa his .nineties at the Milting thie day deposed to the tact that Captain Ffreach is his lifetime was sehteet t its of tempeory "wady. About two year. s i t i Cztiti : Fa Ws cade had • rerioua &Hark of monody at ..l the doctor then matt laded Ms. Dr. Keene also mania Skit the diman was of • "lure that. although It might he eubdurd fe • time, was likely to nor. Tae pistol found by the body of Ceptain Final* was oat of Adasee's patent six chambered recolvere. It was quite aim, sad Lee the trade mark of Wes. sad dohs Itiaby, of Daddla. late of the chambers went loaded with ball, use bad beet dash nod; an , nipples were capped. It would &mar, therefore, that Caption ?french, if be shot Mr. Berke, of at Meta them gesso. to be no dolt t, /red twice, sad thee re hostel the two sweat chamber* before be ensershied eolf-deorsetbn. The proceeniase of ate Inquest lasted ems hours The Hem Mania Drench soired at Ciott i, k from Dublin at (oar to'cloek this evening, secompeaied Ly Mr. De bleep ere, Ms e dicitoe, Lut, in complisnoe with the mitre* u to his friseds, be did act stead the seel.a holy iaquary. The reedtct of the joy in the e sae of Mr. Enke was that that troatimase set his death by plant shot wounds: that thole as. an direct evidecee me to the pare" or permit. Lo stem they were fefli. ted, but that We last perms woe in hie company .O. Cystitis Ffreach, who had been at a isrmin penal *Mine I with lawmity of • type Maly to near. la Ha ems of Colrain Ftreach the jag lead that he met hie death by a pistol-shpt wowed infineed Ls hinostf while lehmeing leader temporary issmity. The 1. - dy of Mr. Burks wee leurrod this emaieg at Baltinamore that of Captain Fin:m.6 wei 1011111•111 d in a beano SO the park. II was a toady gentlemen of ami able Myosin." and was deasovedlp pop al or lowan the people of the distort Hie izth.m.en. will tsko pleat to• 'swear la the family molt. It is ut near loamy too mate that the roemben trf tho free. h sea plusged lobo the de peat grief by these tragical ev.wo. A F fIy•OREL.—A ud event occurred yes !,`"l.7 (wertneeday) in the Peerage Stamm. &twee* MVO t eau 14.1:V• of the igimege, Deroerealles Ly SSW, and tb. ieloplighter, Flinouit, litter aniatuiity bad long tr - od, riving to their meneuguy intioret. oliehing, nad vi i-st quarrel. in wetly took plea believes them. Yrs , tete,, tovrarle ogghtfill, the taspligatvr having vatertd 1-ds. to light the gee, • new quarrel 1-r age oat, and the coot e.g, flying 'etc a vigilant i • borne di of a f voitain .Nei igd to 1,, mar, end rte kis, the oth, r several hlowe on lb hoot nib it, laid tem dead et hi* fret. TM sae thee. korgewid at what he hid dom. ingroadiately gave Limon into IL , riat-gdy of • rgent-de-vilv, sad sae ocaveyed to tke fog le tare of polite —ceiiyeagi. SIIOE.LANE IMPROVIIIIENT.—The Committee of ...Works led hoprovoloente tbe Metroyelgten Beard le "ork* have detemirel to reemmini tu the beard sot le etaoho th• widening of gboo lase. Fleet-erg at ea the Ft cad of 'Mr-, le hag • Me broad street (Fatringdon) roams t wand to It, ma bums th ey eiguidereig that was -t ctituy noetraptdiun, bat a local, tognovevecu THE OAKS. Two o'CLoon. The railway share market to-day is generally weaker, sellers again predominating. The redaction 11, in most instances varies from Ito per ant. London and North Western hes declined 1 per cent., being quoted 88 to 1. North Eutern stocks are 'tads. Great Western is now quoted 63 to 1; Mid- la land, 961 to 97 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 871 to Caledonian, 381 to I per share ; Bath Eastern, 19/ to 1 per s hare ; Berwick, 87 to 1; and York and North Midland, 711 to /. French railway shares have declined. Lombardo- %- Venetian are also weaker, the old being quoted 2/ to is 21 dia., and the new '2l to 21 die. Grand Trunk of r Canada stock and some of the Indian shares are a rather more offered. ORDINARY MARIN AND NTOOII. a• I Lad Agair " s ' s "'" = l 611:11.41. SHARE L 1828.-71113 DAL The unsettled Mate of the weather must have slightly diminished the attendance at Epsom this afternoon, and reduced the attractions of the " ladies' day" on the billy downs. Many dashing equipages have left in the direction of Tooting; but, although the road has proved more select to-day, there!' a manifest felling off in numbers as conspired with Wednesday, and the turnpike keepers hare been lame ferocious in their bearing. The two railway companies have elan experienced • marked diminution in their racing traffic, and neither Pimlico, Waterloo, nor London-bridge stations present to-day the scene of bustle observed ou the blue ribbon morning. There were 168 subscribers to the present Oaks stakes, but only 19 have paid the full 60 sore., the rest paying forfeit, and the stakes therefore amount in the gross to 4,6601., or, after making the usual dedactions, to 4,470!. net. Unlike the other great event of the week, the latest betting makes the race a foregone cm &mien in favor of Mayousise, the favourite, but forms obvious reason there have been more "slips between the cup and the lip" in this race than in the Derby; despite the firmness of the favourite, the flekleri arc not sufficiently &moseyed to LtH dispense with their accustomed jocularity. Borne of them ,71 ere beard to my that they have always had • strong went ggtt Ift• for a wild runr, while others confess to a lingering affection for a treaem in block, and a respect for the reetentichereine, Meg iferrilies. 1111121411 11.4 W" • Mt ktbi b tclus eirdaDooli=i. bid beiral Cob Da. Jubbiliore Dit 41 r Debbi:Po cid 311 1 644 Cl r• s tre. ill pot Ip. el 1/1112 iota i15.14.0l 1 1 2 (146:41. N. ilbans.. di D Re. o. ib, pa T n O, 4.1. opt. li; oil Do. do 73, wlthea op. Dcai or au,p. 8 .7 1 ~AI psi mat !id Do. pit4l.l lb Pe. I pm , ..etlW: 16 Do. bd Id. DEL - I Do.dik artOus. pip ot. F . olboarpoporpApAiti_. We subjoin the lid of starters with the names of the st , riders, re they appear on the "comet card:" et. 1 Mr. Caw ford ....M•yterhe Wells Rt et. . I 2 Mr. Cars furd Summed& Fordham 9 3 3 lb. Moneley Marsden el. 4 Mr. F. Higgins .. • • Ftosattal Cleasswell ri. :t I Lord Loadeabor.' .. Eller T 6 Mr. F. Robinson ..Ariadze A rjria „ 7 Mr. J. Clerk Scent 8 Mr. Cabins Little Agars .1 O•borne 9 Lard illblasials „Allegro Roe 10 Mr. W. Dag Schism W. Day 11 Kr. Copeland Woman fa Birk ....S. Rogers 12 Mr. Watt P meanie. Mutton 13 Mr. W_ .iloss. Emblem Kendall 14 Sir C. Meng ......Preinde Ashman 16 Mr. Rama lrootton 1 16 Lord Glaggsw Floyealos d 911, Alderoft et, 17 Mr. J. Lew Wild Rowe L Snowdon lit 18 Mr. 1. Merry Meg Merrilies numb et. 19 Lord &Wm Rerrolse of Lneknow • . Ili on. The Wad WOW reeshed by telegraph from the ogres ;- was as foams: do Y AzCtillegß.42aL S elc.fiftgrValbe iON Buneo..lin4Clia Asa we mat.° and atv:LTine n Gatitana Dada grr i a se ay..er } a w n Pit Jails: Ni Bram los arms Do. nits, =t WM Imo 1 0) Icset ...... = 4 .1 1 :&"141 % , ..wr e r a =tart 17. Ziga ii:Aida — r: i : ia. 4 ...d ivAMI IS WNW DoliviSeteillt 110 Irwin. 1 • 14Do. Wia Oslia Lowies sod Bliitireit w=MA tltiolV: ' L latial=l l lWlX: We doids,llit..6 Limbo& 1 1171 . 1 . it I nr. lliiii.7.7.l 7 ffi l Ilid. 410.117.10rn_ 1 7 all liviiii ..v ilsis=oiTsiQti Li tir=i id . d i r s. Kt 17 17 garshomiiiiiiiiaiii: . ne ?twin 0.17117 . . . WI loth DwisAiiiiiia WI De. • ..-. . 131 IL iswank-Siiiiii 1 it U" Pin • ,l 3 I_} rill tfe e k ji: _1 _ It . x nielp • 1: mArz.... 52. -aa .... . : :, ........7,;(...--7.-: .1 . E _ Dom ........... Ili IWas • 11 W iimilall.. .3 W. P. •17 1177.4 ma wily. it ell 11 Weil %1 wit *die SI all 2 It 11 IS 71f. 91 Ui U 17 fi 7411 i 41 a 100 IN iiii aft ii 118 8: I le dr t i 2 di' NI i Si Si SI THE OAKS. G to 4 on Mayonaies (i) 6 to 1 ma Sunmerside (t) 100 to 6 Ros.bel (t) 100 to 7 say other (off) We shall publish the result of the race the inateut It urivos. (lIT ILICTLIC TTLICOMAPII4 EPSOM MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) li S 1 41. 1411 ITTi ?I 104 U cll. g 9 IFS 15 SI 26 1$ d 62 IS I 4 41 43 111 46 SO 0 1 DeTi 49 45 ii r ii 7 76 NO Drumm 4 Kaa lar ap„ •1. k: °a Ctootio l t a lotottod N.& NI Dow:IAN*. Nom Jam IN lbot PesiDaJA.l 4 w 101 Da 11.4 p.c. IN N. Omar i....6....1:1 IN p. 44. li Do. Door •p. Oat ./ NJ Nan Clolr. 4IN INN 10 N. LaNsalra 4 poi CNN NON. • NosoN. D AL ' Ont. 1* DlN.Vorth, NM. 4p. a 1411 Groot NorDmira.l. NotOoDt. IN Do. II a rod. atl•P.41.1181 Da a par Ow*. De. 1 p,.4. 4•14411.4.144 1 V i soinT= l tia r aloa lit No IN nottora. Pod IN 0 0 Da = :P P . a E . 4 ri, pa NI nt.1310.c. de. do. I .I p. IN Nesoloo. 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U lli I • PI 1001 THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 3, 1859. 71 Ii le4 1 n ab If 4 i lt am N 4 or i - o as e a 3 1, 1. , 1. ~„ , 1 4la ii lie IS 6:0 U 17 yl 74 40 II 74 II 64 611 117 $8 li 01 41. 1 1 ; ft die 91 a Ws tau IN 100 190 1 10893 00 IT 11l U-2 U I • de le 111111111 Ili lOW IS 111" ii 5 nu 196 n or 1 1 ti 1: MONEY MARKET -11118 DAY. Two o'Cuxi. The lands ta-day have fallen about i per cent. A number of realisations have been effected upon the late rise; and the arrangements in connexion with the approaching monthly oettlement in Consols have thus far been attended with less difficulty to the speculators for the fall than was anticipated. As we write, the market wears a flat appearance.. . - In the other departments of the Stock Exchange, heaviness likewise prevails. British, Canadian, and Lombardo-Venetian railway shares, amongst others, are quoted lower. At the official opening of the Paris Bourse, this day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 62.50 for the account, showing a decline of sc. compared with the last price of Wednesday. Consols were officially marked 93 to 931 for money, and 931 to 931 for the 7th of June. The present quotations are 921 to 93 for money,, 921 to I for the approaching settlement, and 921 to for the Bth of July; Bank Stock has been dealt in at 220 to 2211; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 92 to 92/ ; the New Three per Cents., at 92 to 921 ; the scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 931 to ; India Bonds, at 60. to Be. die. ; and Exchequer Bills at 17s. to 21s. prem. The foreign stock market is rather quiet, and in a few instances prices are a little weaker. Turkish stocks have declined I per oent., the old loan being quoted 881 to 691; and the new 671 to 684. Sales are recorded u follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 100; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 911, ex div. ; Buenos Ayres Deferred Bonds, 17/ ; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cent,. 90 (exchange 26fr.) ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 601 (ex change 126.); ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 931; New Granada Active Bonds, 151; ditto Deferred Bonds, 4f; Portuguese Three per Ceuta., 1853, for account, 421, 42 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 41; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 891, 681, 69 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 67, 59, 574; Venezuela Five per Cents, 40, 39. The Bank of England minimum rate of discount, which on the .5:11 ult. was carried up to 41 per cent., under the influence of an unwarranted panic, the off spring of false statements, was yesterday lowered to 81 per cent. It was so evident that the Bank would be obliged to conform to the movement of the general market, that the announcement of the alteration, though awaited with interest, produced little effect in financial circles. First class bills are negotiated in other quarters at 3 per cent., or even lower. The business at the Discount Office yesterday, however, was less scanty than of late. It may be useful to mention that, by a decision of the Bank Court, when any alteration is made in the rate, whether upward or downward, all transactions effected on that day are charged according to the new rate. Upon the present ocmion the court did not meet until the unusually late hour of two o'clock. The alteration was notified twenty-five minutes afterwards. The Bank of England are now prepared to make their usual quarterly advancer, during the shutting of the transfer books, on government acclivities and approved bills having not more than six months to run. Bill-brokers, as well as other parties, can apply for these advances. The Bank are not likely, however, to do much business in the shape of loans on government securities, Consols stock being so scarce in the market that the dealers in the Stock Exchange are quite ready to make loans upon it np to the Bth July without charging any interest whatever. Two or three of the joint-stock banks have altered their terms for deposits. The whole of these esta blishments now allow 21 per cent. both for old and new deposits, with the exception of the London and Westminster, which gives only 2 per cent. for sums above 300/., and 1/ per cent. for smaller amounts. In some quarters importance is attached to the announcement of a Prursian loan of 30,000,000 florins, although this operation is the inevitable sequel of the armament. lately set on foot. It is scarcely necessary to remark that Prussia raises her loans at home. Yesterday, being Ascension-day, was observed as a holiday at Perin, and in most of the other continental markets. The arrivals of specie from New York continue on a scale of extraordinary magnitude, the sum brought yesterday by the steamers Ocean Queen and Kar rano being 317,000/., of which, however, about 200,0001., by the former vessel, is on French account. Of the residue it is not improbable that a portion may be taken to the Bank, as well as some amount of Rus sian gold. There were no operations in bullion at the Bank yesterday. The Ellen Stuart has arrived from Melbourne with 28,400/. in gold. Two other vessels are now due, with 238,0001., and a third may be looked for within a week with an additional sum of 60,0001. The remittances of specie by the steamer Peru, for India and China, to-morrow, will amount to 224 8731., all silver, except 6,9181. in gold. The whole is on private account, and it will be noticed by the subjoined particulars that the sum for China is considerably larger than of late:—For Hong Kong, 90,8121. ; for Calcutta, 65,2001. ; for Shanghae, 30,7861.; for Madras, 26,8291. • for Singapore, 20,4481. ; and for Alexandria, 1, 0 0 01 . . Mean. Baring Brothers and Co., as agents for the Venezuela debt, forwarded to the Stock Ex change yesterday the following notification, which is satisfactory, as proving the bona fides with which the gorernment is carrying ont the new arrange ment. Mears. Bating BrAbets and Co. ham received notice fry m his Excalleney_Don J. Santiago Rodrigo , Minister Pleni potentiary of Venezuela, that the remittance for the amount of the July dividends on Went vela stet has anise by the packet just arrived. Biahogagatestrest, June 2, 1859. In our advertising columns will be found notifica tiona from the India-office, relating to the opening in India of the New Five-and-a-Half per Cent. Loan for 5,000,0001., as well as to the option now accorded of converting the note* of certain of the Indian loans into other notes with coupons attached. The London bankers of the Victor Emanuel Rail way Company have received a first remittance of 6,0001. towards the dividend due the Ist pros. on the bond,. The total sum required is about 24,000/. The half-yearly interest is advertised on Matanzas and Sabanilla Railroad 7 per cent, bonds. The half-yearly court of the Canada Company iJ called for the 3091 inst., to declare a dividend ; and the half-yearly meeting of the St. Katharine Dix': Company for the 19:h July. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway traffic re turn shows this week a decrease of 0,458/. ; the Ea=t Lancashire a decrease of 1.244/. ; the North Eastern ' a decrease of 2,596/. ; the Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire a decrease of 2,0321.; and the Midland an increase of 1171. The returns for the correspond tog week of last year included the Whitsuntide traffic. The position of the market for American securities ' is thus noticed by Messrs. 1). Bell, Son, and Co.: In American securaies generally duriog the pest week the barium. hes been rery limited, wallet the market matinee steady, sad pees fi• m. THVIUIDAY EVENING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 94 to # for the 7th of Jane, opened this morning at 931 to 1. declined to 93i, rose to 931 to 1, and elated at 93; to 1. For money the last price was likewise 931 to 1, aril for the B.li July 93} to I, or equal to 911 to ex. dir . The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 1,1, ; ditto, for se- DURDANS STALES. Ps* .. Sedbuty Odd Fcllow ~ .. .. a Bm. SURREY FOAL STAKES. Ona Aerrems, Emotion, Oceanus, BA'semen°, St. Clarence, and Ufalien are ben. L" THE OAKS. One mile and half. May Morning, Ernetion, Woman In Black, Boat, Heroine of Lucknow, blayonalie, htelbourina, Ye Rose, Coalition Ally, Marmidads, Pareenwreide, Julio, Verne, Mire Partridge, Dams Carmen, Prelude, Little Agnes, Bouquet, Soap, Rombel„ Carlotta, Fearless, Ametbyet, Birthday filly, Rove leery, Hobles, Arnelnn and Wdd Rose are berg. 011111 ADAITALS.—Schisms, Eller, Physalle 1, Allege, Meg Merrill's, Reformed, Polly Johnson, Souvenir, De 1441, Pextrewna, Vinare; Pure Jenny Longlegs, Sister to Moos, and Fanecombe. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Coormisaioner Fame.) TRADrIt DEBT BVIIMONB.7.IITOCIL IEXCH . A.NOE rasa ♦CTIONS. A ountrumia bad been taken out by Mr. Joseph Steam. chore dealer, against Mr. G. N. Stephenson, ere of tb betters who recently ourpraded payment, to mom MOM, alleged to be dne under the following eircninsiammit—Oa the 16th April the defendant applied to the plaintiff ilea loan of 1,6461. foe 14 days, depositing as security Mae Takla It bonds, and agreeing to pay Al. for the fintnight's accommott datum. Meanwhile ensue the Tineee pante, and Mr. %- phonioe, in nommen with Decree of others, found himself manicotti. He was declared a defaulter on the Stock Exchange ; Mr. Stearns sold the Turkish bmsla for what they mead fetch, and now proceeded by SQUIEUOISS 14 the difference. Mr. Cioldrisg, for the defendant, coutended that the tran saction was one of there bacons es tt time-bargain.," which ewes under the definition of gambling, and consequently weld sot from the b.sis of as) pouvedmpa in that court. Mr. Sturdy, is support of the summon., submitted that the transaction was nothing more than an ordinary been of gooney on sorority; and the wearity having proved inadequate the plaintiff was entitled to pro fited for the di ff erence. He asked that the de fendant, who bad already committed on act of back expiry by assigning the whole of his property to a trustee, His he required to eater into the usual b o nd. His Bottum made the order ; security to be given within Wm ewe. IN ill WYNN. The bankrupt WU insee; of Greenwich, late In pr towel:lip with Mr. John Townsini, one of the members for that borough in the last parliament. Thai wee the ex. antiaation meeting. The liabiliiies ore of trilling amount. Mr. Herteridt, for the arrows, offend co up?oeition ; sad the bankrupt pawed. IN la I/SNARLED. The beetroot was • paper-maker. of Clapham Mills, Beaconsfield, Barks. This was the adjourned essolinatkat meeting. 16e scoottet., prepared by Memo. Hart, eat ad over two year', prior to the fedora, sod show the following results of tha trading : To endilors t 11,831 2 1 To do. holding ',corky 16,967 19 4 To amount due to tirsetron tiger ao.ign moot 92 15 4 To profits on trading 10,947 10 10 To .urplso EerurA Liabilities 9BO 0 0 847,145 18 11 Bydobtors, rood ZS7 12 1 Byproperty By AM*, rampted articles By ripsaw By ditto held by ervditlee 16,739 17 1 By bow sad pwsasal exposers 720 9 1 By loam 8,9C4 15 4 By liabilities 07,1445 18 11 Ilr. Limrseat au ke the Niigata', La Kr. C. E. Lewis foe the beekrapt. The taskrapt pureed intopplead. HOUSE OF LORDS.—(THIS DAY.) Their lordships net this &Airman for the purpose of wearing La poem HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) The SPEAKER Wok the chair thle afterocca at 2 o'clock, sad the mewing-10 of lambert wee eootioued. Aowngst the member. wort to-day were Mr. Roebuck, Mr. Bright, Mr. Mthaer Gibson, sad Mr. C. Otipio. FATAL RESULT OF TIM MURDEROUS ATTACK IN Bssmosaser.—This morning the unfortunate man, Jame. Folder, who was so dreadfully injored by Ms brother 's-low, Jeremiah Coghill, through a family fend, died at Gyp Hospital. TILL SUSPECTED CHILD•NURDER IN LEEDS.— MSS (Tbnrodat) morning, Thomas Broth, the Foldouts* charged with the murder dam Infant child of Ellen biotite, usderwent a further examination et the Lewis Town Hall. Up to the prised monsest the body of the child Me not bees unarm d, sad although the chance of ILI diecovery is every shay rendered or ro problematical, hours are sea yet enter tamed that the exertions of the police may succreel. Tare additionol witnesses were collet, via., William Brown, who corroborated the statemant of bits. Moron as to Mr vlit to MIII to di s cover the child, a the day after its removal, and Wright ' s tcoyectable-l*Afag yang woman. who resides In LialsQuous-street, and who wee delivers! of a child cm the nit, of which the peirturr was tho father. la this ease slaa. Beni* had proposed that the child should go to nurse at Milialtay, bat his apprehension pre vented him carrying out his design. TM magistrates, alter calamities tossavr far acme has, remanded the primmer until Wedneodey mit, sad reamed to grout hub The le tater* is this extrsordhaory miss has greatly increased, and the Bossier Ct.sic b •bieb the esamisatios took place, was crowds' during the whole of the peoessdiage.—Leeds Netkly. VACCINATION. —The Registrar-General is his report Itevblg celled atUnt , on to tbe erodes! increase of mall-poi, the authorities of the rsetropoliten perielite have, et the heetesee of tbe Privy Conseil, takes up the matter, sad petitions to parlistsest ars to propitiation to favour of tens me, strisgest magus es the ambient of vacchtatlos. re........ vowel 081 oAnkom • lager. 6 para. a VI: Irrk_sser a Dm II g . . Do ow II per oat. . ea a tdiambswillor alit sal Do. liord at i t lambieirotmello• I 4.41. all lima ilo4 poem $ prat ill Lem sad 11•41.4 pot& ill Do. Smoot.— . of N it resnikle..iii • I Do. 1 1.6. 4 41 " •• m e at S D •• WRoyal 6iillWootaiat WA Imams_ it 1 ocot Mace iM U p.coma all W.l N.W. of hum SDA Wm m• MN mii U U 001•ONILL OOVIIIIIIOIIIT i ii 1 Id H l II E Is , 54 ill { iii U U pH 114 +pans. 1 P 4 lorrecfflA•44l,4tll 1tr —t 17:199, 4' '4E Rolm tie 110 IN !!!'? • • 116764.16...r..tg0 Sew Br s ma O r w.l kt Nr J 11 1611 IN Do• P. 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Jigs I—The =Met fell about 1 per amt. this moraine. sad atm rano Otte roe:awoke,e list at the lona. larkenhoadr. tia 7—Maceboron 116 8-oaadednes, 7.1 B—Cbertor and Holyhead. 7—Were Canatlesoo6 11-044 Fanoulttre, 86 B—Orrat wdMai 636 4 —Lania•btre sad Tanaka eit I:London sad NorM Wears. tk B—Shelled, ?5 6—Midland. 171, —North hathli, 54 5-11entaka 881 T —Tort and North Illdkaied. He Leads Northam. 434 4—Horms. 181 16—Datch ► Ilhoubh, If 6 dia—arand Trunk a Wadi. 80 — Great Willem of t tsdl►ll44 4. TEE LIDBURY MURDER. LEDBURY, TICRSDAT John Isaac Jones, the clerk in Mr. Masai°ld's office, who hes been arrested en the charge (ander circum stances already stated) of the murder of Harriet Baker, Mr. Mau&ld's °Moo-keeper, was swain brought up for examina tion to-day. The esme six magistrates by whom the investigation was opened, presided to-day, 'twisted by Mr. W. Money Kyrie sad CoPile' Gray, also magistrates. Mr. Piper, solicitor, conducted the prosecution; and Messrs. Gregg and Sena defended the prisoner. Mr. 0. Maeefeld wee the Ant witness. He dented that the hailiffFreemsn wee often at his office, and should not think it possible that he know where the mossy was kept. It was "a fabricstiou as diabolical u the murder that ne (wittier) had a brother of bad character in indigent cir cumstances, who bad lately bees &boat Ledbury; he had Co relative who was not indeed:led of him and the world." Joseph Playstead, a neighbour, who was one of the earliest in the bode after the discovery of the murder, deposed, amongst other 'Tidier*, that Jones was the first person who, during the confides Incident to the discovery, approached Mr. Masefteld's drawer, and said " There has bees coo 'bevy here." Jones male a circuit to approach the drawer. _ _ Aber some other whammies had bees eulogised the o wee adjourned. (THIB DAY.) (PROs ODA OWN 001114PONDINT.) The magistrates met this morning at half-past 10 o'clock, aid after hearing some more evidence of an unimportant chancier In corroboration of facts already proved, committed the prisoner Jones to take hie trial at the next asaires on the charge of the wilful murder of Harriet Esker, sad all the wittiest., wore bound over to appear against him. Tbo prisoner will be removed in the evening to the county gaol at Hereford. THE COALWHIPPERB OP THE I'ORT OF LONDON.— The codwhippers of the poet of London have been butilyem *Jed daring the lost few days on the river at the &deemed pay of 9d. per toy, bat the men still motions to meet to carry out their resolutions for the pond orgaaisation of the body. ma Poon LAW thwrem.—Yesterday morning, Mr. Humphreys held an 'agent at the Grave Manske Tavola, Whltoehapel•roal, on the b dy of Wm. Andrews, aged two years, who died under the Mowing circumstances : Mary Andrews. mother of the child, deposed that she bad been an inmate of the Whiteelumel maim, and on Monday morning last, stout seven o'clock, she left that place, with the de ceased fa her arm., to visit a relation. She had cot gone far down the Whitechapal-rood when she discovered that the child bad been nixed with a fit. She sat down on a door step, when a (surgeon, named Mites, wee called to her, who pre the child a powder and directed her to go to the Milo end OM-town Workhouse, which was close by, sod ask the porter to admit her, as the child could be put into a warm ba.h. IdrAtlifin told her to mention his name and tell them that be sent her. The porter who no nod the gate refused to admit her, and sent her hack to Whiteohspel. She then carried the dying child to the forgery of Mr. Richardson, the parochial medical officter, who era. mined it and pronounced life to be extinct. Mr. Edward Richardson sold that when he examined the body, it re. med to have been in a healthy sate, and be could not 60031111 t foe death. He had elates made a post-metro examination, and found the sun of death to he congestion of the brain, which was exceedingly soft. The e•omach and other orgasm were perfectly healthy. There were no marks of violence. The jury expensed their opinion that there was a want of common humanity r a the pin of the officer of the workhouse in sot admitutag her; his defog so might have been the means of saving the life of the child. A err diet of Natural Death" was rererded, and the jury requcettd the coron. r to write to the 13 and of Ouare4aaa of she pariah of Mend Old-town, with the view to seem attention of It e Plana adopted by the gate porter it asee of an urgent clot ranar. JOINT MOON YAWL 110 ILO Ago /ad U. der. beak iv OLIO 44 I ...... 4. I 14 I Ow& of g Jakk of Lorl.a 11.1t.e..4.1.nak 000) 11 10 I N. Clam of ikt.lda A.m et 10N... 11.11. kostralia.sad Nam II 7S 1 1/ Ril aa ...... Kap 15.11 1 0 a. a 1411 t La. , : k 4 Loaded _. 111 N Los.Olor. II O. 11/11•001 N L 05.01.110401 ago. L. salad Loud. Jat= Loft. sod Woluiterber llas. No. af NoSsoi SI Ow ... N SNOW Sol a Sot No l. 11 1 0/1•24/ 80/ 01.- 11 ,Isloos Sat 10; 155 Pnolodal w Inkol 00 101 Do. 14 tor . NAOS Noe. 111.44.11.. . all 1911 YI D 4. for 44400 0:12..0/ of Sousa lIA% 0 Wad. et lesdes Id 12 1C.147 11•4•11 • INNJE•11816846" a a It U a I Phi It 5 ii i N i i ii 17 71 11 trk • 111 171 Ilf 117 1110 100 101 re is 11 1 ens if' $1 19 D 19 111 101 115 11 3 count (7th June), 934, i. t, 1 Three per Cents. Re duced, 92/, f, a, !; New T hree per Cents., 921, 1,1, /, ; Long Annuities, expiring in January, 1860, 11.16; Bank Stock, 220, 222; Indtan Four per Cent. Debentures, 941, 1; the scrip of the new Lose, 93141- The New wo-sad-a-Ralf per Cents. were also officially marked 78f. The scrip of the New Indian Loan has receded per cent., closing at 03/ to f. The Four per Cent. Debentures issued last year were steady, at 941 to 1, Exchequer Bills were quoted 17a. to 21s. prem., and Indian Bonds, 101. to Os. die. The foreign stock market was quieter, bat prices generally were firm. A few sales of Turkish awoke were pressed in the morning at a reduction, but the closing prices were the same as yesterday, viz., 89 to 70 for the Old, and 68 to 69 for the New Loan. The Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. continue in de mand for investment, and were marked 10'4. There I Were also inquiries for Russian and Venezuela Bonds. 1 Bpaniah were more offered. Mexican closed at 17! tot. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocs. Little business has been done in British mining sham to-day. No bargains are marked in the Stock Exchange official hat. Shares have changed hands, however, in Tretoil and Messer, South Caradon, Hingston Downs, Wheal Grenville, and Wheal Edward, at former prim. The shares of the General Mining Association (Nova Scotia) are officially marked 241 and 241, being still inquired for, and Mariquita t. In the last Storthing, the Norwegian government repealed the law which restric , ed the silver mines in the Rongeberg district from being worked by private enterprise. A grant of a terrain, east of the Songen river, hu been given in per petuity to a Danish merchant, and a company is now in course of formation for the puma.e of openieg the property. The government works west of the river, 1840, have re turned an annual average profit of 44,0001. An extraordinary general meeting of the Ronnie and Canada Lead Company it called for the Bth itseL, to receive the accounts of the liquidators. Tho Bast Ounnielake )gins amounts, presented at the meeting held yesterday, showed abalone. in favour of the tus dertaking of 661. 18e. 4d., sod an estimated balance of pay ments over receipts before the text meting to be held September, to the amount of 8821. 4s. 10d. A call of 6.. per share was made. The following fa the agent's report : " The lode in the 36 cut on the north lode is worth 8 tons of ore per fathom. We sampled 104 tons of ore on Friday last, the produce of two months, and there is every probability that we shall be able to augment the sampling considerably." M • meeting of adventurers In Bedford United Mines, held yrsterdsy, the accounts showed a mak balance in favour of the adventurers of 1,1631. 18e. 7d. The esti mated accounts ehowed a balance r.f receipts over payments before the next meeting in September of 7061. 66. 2d. A dividend of SA. per share was declared. The agent reports "that the mine continues to be in a sound and healthy state, although we are unable to report any particular im provement or increase in the reserves, and we trust the pre sent returns will In maintained at the came monthly cost." At a meeting of adventurers in But Basset Mine, held on the 31st ult., a dividend of 81. per share was declared. At SJuth Caradon Mine meeting, a dividend of 101. pre shale woe declared. COMMERCIAL AND MABEBTS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS Dyr.). The attendance wassmallsni the tone languid. Prime of moat articles of the trade were num;nally unaltered. The suprly of home-grown grain was email. The imports of foreign grain tato London since last Monday were m- C4inis morning as fair of wheat sad oat., but small of , large of Boor. Wlizar.—English moll slowly, at about last Monday's prices. Foreign quiet. English white, 60e. to 645. • red, 40s. to 50s. per qr. • Dantric and Konigsberg, die. to 625. per 494:b.; Roeto'ck, 64a. to 660.; other Baltic ports, 445. to 665. . . . . . . 76Cojit quiet at last Monday's prioes. Th. top price of town tour was put down 4s. per sack. Town, 43a. to 60a.; Norfolk, 345. to 86e. per 2801., French, 37.. to 39a. par 2801. ; Amer., barrel. BAHLUT, dull trade at ahout last Monday'. rates. English, 32.. to 42a. per qr.; Babb, 284. to 385.; other sorts, 27.. to 325. per qr. OAT% slow pals at last Monday'. rates. British, 245. to 324. per qr. ; Russian, 234. to 245. per qr.; other Baltic ports, 24.. to 281 per qr. BEANS.—Eaanda and Egyptian on 'tiered at Idt Mon day's prime. Estglbh tick, 33, to 42e.; borrow, 42ra. to 46a. per qr. Foreign, 40s. to 60.. per qr. Egyptian, per qr. PEA., quiet at last Monday's rates. English boi'ers, 411.. to 50s. , hog and grey, 38.. to 42e.; foreign, white, 48r. FLOATING CAUGOIN.-0111y One freak artiv.l at pork of cell was reported to day, viz., a cargo rye from Odense, but with the ant change of wied a large BAt is tzpected. Yest2rday a cargo Odessa barley, on f assay, was sold at 2.55. per 1001 b., and a carp Bardiansk wheat at 50e. per 4921 b., C.F.I. 41131TAIJI IZtO LONDON TRUK MAT 30 TO JULY I 1 na& 614334. tits. 1111.010.• Wbui 1010 I I lesol OWN I lab IDIOM Bad 13•33.1.1110 : 033103 View. TO 00ew O.UO IMPMEIAL - iVERA - 07..q. 1 44. what 113•6141. Odle. 1 1.14 Mesas. Pea. 41. 41,11. &I 71. ta ..s.. 01 Ile 41 Xs 114 424 6d a, 61 ZI, 41 30e 3. Its 6d .1.6. 61 4AlOd He 11 311 11 r... 111 12 I 64 fielld 61e 64 34 124 161 4 4 3.1 4: 434 1,1 11. 44 .4. Id 336 74 ./de fd 1147. fd 466 Id Ws 4133. 41 lb 01 64 6 1 414 106 fleteneek:Ade..ll4.o64..dff 24 fl 111 - .1. 74 11611. 1 . ! els -64 Anti May 7 74 ...... 21 - El DOTT.—Wbent. may/. Os% 11.7% 1 §..... Md re.. 1. illaelliaa MalriNO Ma PLOCIVATIWO III TSB MIME I.IIM et 1•11111 AT DITUNO 7111. 111 InIZON II ANS% PM. tprii 83 1471130 Mal 7. 61 4 63 6 SI S 43 6 401 S i E 1 7 1 t i : : ........ May H. May ... tin e. ... ...1 ... 1 -... ... ..... LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (BT BRITISH AND IRISH MARRETTO TRLIORAP/14 (FROM OITH OWN CORRESPONDIRT.) Grain market extremely dull, obtainable at bd. to 6d. lower than Friday. Flour quite neglected. Business fa other articles nominal, owing to absence of buyers. French ituEorta moderate. MINCING-LANE—(THIS DAY.) SCGAR.—The market opened heavily et. Tuesday, but a decided improvement in its demand tmk place yesterday, and the market closed with a strong aorearan•ss at the full pilots of last week. Ri fine d ',tardy; huopt, 50s. to 625. COFrEE.—The public sales, embrecius a fair quantity, went off steadily thit week, at hilly previous rat. s, se.d some Instances at It. advarce. TlA.—Tber• has not been a largo business done this week, yet prices have been folly supportel. Common wagon is firm at lc 3d. COTTON.—A fair amount of business done at 11. advance from the late lowest pliers Rtes.—The demand has been limited, and prices must be quoted 31. to 6d. lower. ° Rm.—This article has been firm, and a alight aiirenee ob , siatd. SALTFLTIIE.—Prices have been tupported, with a Mattel demand. Spiess have sold at previous rate.. Davos sold without spirit at about merlon/ rata. In other &Welt@ no materiel alto ra•ion , markets generally have been quiet. TALLOW MARKET.—( CH'S VAT ) T!'e market is s'eady at to, f Mowing prieee • —Tnerk tallow. 52e. net mob ; Patereburg Y.C., on Owe/tot, Ma. 3.1. ; Jun•, hie ; July, •SOO. Dl.. Augnit to S,ptember, 65r. 61.; October to December, 55e. Od. to 9J. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LEADBNIIALL.— 56i60. to 641bs Id.to 411. ; 611'os. t 72110., 411. to 5d.; 721bs. to 801 be., 5.1. to 41.; 601 to. to 6td. to 61. ; RSlbs. to 9611 a., 6.1. to 61d.: %lbs. t., 104@5., 611 to qd. Horse hides, Rs. to 100. Cal( skins, bee, 2s. Gt. to as.; full, 6e. 61, to 7/.. B ER MONllSZY.—Sheepskins: Half-bras, Or. to 00.01; downs. ss. 61. to 7s. 6i.; lambs, 2a, 3.1. to 3s. 61., shear hogs, Is. 24. to 11. 4d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Pattenden and Smith report that lhe &crenate rictived from the p'entut'ens Ran rally .peak of a aunt lacresse of fly, aad lioe very DOW% rot:s. The hoe in plea. 4 said to be growing. erbieh has trghtened a few heldvra, and eauted them to sell at a sm&Il raductfon in poker; but the atajotity of hald.rs are v,ry Urn. nod thick the coming crop ti be in gro.t dangir train at, 'Roil , of blight Jt.d shot tun of Line. Very Lttle thi_g on duty. COAL MARKET.—(THIS PAY.) Wilts End: Bevan. 15s. ad.; Wal Wls Ealls d $ ll 7 y on ll . 16.. ; W.dl. End Braddells Hatton, 165.; se on, 15.. rd.; Walls End Goeforth, 15, 61.: W.II , - Mariana, 1 6d. ; W n lls End Tant3.l4 51..0r. 13, ; W.. 11. End Soak Hotta*, 175.; Walls E• d Ed , n Main, 15s. 6 1. wads End Belau at, 151. 3d, ; Was End Itamwellgak, 151. 91: Walls End C4PrOp ; 161. ii. ; Walls End Health 11.1. 16, ; Wall. lead Ennui k, 15s. 91.; lit gr 2r,.: Wall. EGA South lit be, 16s. ed. ; Ead Walls W,/t Pet:on. 16, Wols End Whitworth, 16..; r Prialto,e, 13.. "-I. ; Hs. ti , tt• Hartley, 17e. ; well Maio, 16.1.-1.33 ships et n arket. 1