The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-16 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THB DAT.) COURT OF QUEENS RINCH. (Satiny to Baum i 1 Ewan Tens, Ware Lard Campbell sad Judas Edo sad Hill.) 11R012:11.-PATWIT CAM This was as action tor Jo initiations* of t, Wait is • sow dosaiptios of metal sod kr ospislas sad either purposes, sad had boss twits tried, on the last osession Woes lb. locks Ero, whoa s verdict was rotwasel far the *Wit Er. Pidler moved to • role to set mid* the waist, sad bass sow trial sad verdict spot micas pofets d sod also os wross4 that the 'adios was spirt She sisight et erihreare. The coact pasted s rule alai. VALOIS C. CLAYTON AND ANOTNIR.-PATIONT cum. This wee abo • abet case, the alleged Inman walla** ambi& la the node at view/rift ortdraestag rr h . . . Mr. Jime;lee sow moved to eel aside the verdied, which bed bees bead be the pleiatiff sad to Wee it for the defredaat. Rule mated. • S•VTIOV TO ATTOINIIS. Mr. Gray mired for a rule Whop upon an attorney, whose name he did not mention, to show emote why he should not pay to the person oa whose behalf be lied 100/ mid half. year's interest. The Marred pommel - said bas cheat bid • aim of 1001., and the attorney in gumbos asked bim to lay it out on mortgage upon some houses. Hs tenanted to do en, and a reengage deed we. premise sod brought to lasi tee execution. The applwant did execute lt, and paid sae the 1001. to the attorney's clerk—a prnmbie bang made to bin that be should hove the title deeds if he called upon a wards, day. He called accordingly at the attorney's once, but ad not get the deed., and 'emoted applications for them mbeemntly Wiese sttandsd by no bettor result. The sadbar raticiter in the matter, end =hi in the atimmy, against whom he now mat h e pee en bi d as the sobject, frommr, he led Chattels ihthd to awry out. Lard Csomploril—Tahs rale, mad with meta. Mr. Jades Erb—You may mmind the attorney, what mu mem the rule, that we yesterday *ma en attorney el the rolls for misepplyag the money of. alimat. Lord Campbell—That wen almost • ore of teshoolonemt. Mr. Grey—l was not lastriated to Mate stet he hue IN► appropriated the mossy. r:Justice Ilele—But it donna appear whet he he. Is.. with it, and it may been well to roll hie ottostios to wire we did yestoritoy la the COM to which I have rebated. Lord Campbell—l entertain the pogo* ttopeot he he body of solutes*, but a practice Ime yreildoi thou of obtainiag money . with the view of en emerity, sod then pe It to ask ow poopost. Mom premed by thair Mists la the wry, dry say they have Mild to robe hada to pay it beak, tint have bad to do es, although they yet hope to onecold In their object. This, bewever. is • mere preemie, and without the slightestjustl. &odes for their caithuiL Ras muted. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MANSION-HOVBE. &NUN' MS* med Ramesh Phillips, two deossit•look- 4 lag Jewesses, woe brought up on • warrant, signed by Mr. Aldermen Carter, charged with keeping a arm cora- moe. , ll.loversed, and disorderly trowea, - terwo Swan-yard, Bishops gate. John Moseley, describing hinted/ o • lew-writer, neldly e I t Trsfalgar.etort, Wallow* said he we the premolar , egainet the moms b sa ladietant apes ebb* • err bill hod ben Mad at the Ceara Mini ea Court on the 4th farteat, sad palm/ • thalami 'bath he led (Maimed from the dark at the Old BMW, atria, forth that Mt sad antimafia' him to rows s warrsat ix the most of the primer with • tildid petty, who wen this to be Mid be lath la emir sod ghe theb two amities la the ram meost fee their at the twit assekota of the Camel Ctiateel Osert, ali r he= mire of bell to be skin to the preesether. Ungar t 0... einmakettacee no farther *ridden wee ear PIM bet kir. Lew* who appeared for the primers, by peril", erethmetier4 the prosontor, who geld .—The laddoisood we preferred boated the becks of to. p ri mmer.. 1 4e kw volute for on, oth. I writs for Mr. Goddard , the to the me. Ido not know that Lis mairald ter liswol the tiraarm informer. I know Stowell, mil maw hi. yes. today, but sot about this maitre. I sem woe • mums* lishmer myself. Iso sot now. I have ether "elm to the primes until to-day. Mime wee not with Nee at to. allelley elm this caw. Mr. LIM rid it was • asishrtme that sa est of pollee met iohlehrhleb showed say perms to p MIMI the bath if mother /has to mar ea iabomat se had bale isms lath* aft Sir owed same Is ooemWog the hopes ef feeefftre hems me for ths a re d thlithe se • eseleth amke of hemiE. la th p le bat boa woo • di" *Ow s t m atother oimetar. eta want Millat aereetheyee to polo so Mash mot mid dna, erl with w eliethal • tthe tIY Go the del bet, saw MI cm word about h, sr thathpal any Mortar to do prisoner% until he shOlool • wan rant for Molt eppesibmies aka et tea ire thler, and now the Nehmen sthee la sr day, if the peenther Moe, met semi se kr kelp hours Moo %bre they mil le le Mil ; tile, withal en pad thy me the i pmel es Mew Ix Maths ; 10(16. lath* Inks lethraild run/ Sip me haL 11, that Ime &meth& a vise our dialed thel I me ea, Mit l i lt . led withal the Wm" ma ma pile a t hi lv iai s p ird If rare pfa me erth He based lad there; dart/ ewY is, hoes*, AM dream primeth Thee ma. wooer, • emstable M owe. oho OEM mar the hth ?miss eieriebb SIP rid he knew lio villa we ads* eialmed. helleved Modietel r im er Ma thaw rathiaa sad llsat lamb Mit& hod lth Leek ail la kg the way temelells bessehatrk whe IMO • te be bowl kr the • preemie, . willing , thonotle V- Crrat the Cestrol Crinsisal Court, ri gout whoa oserator hod had 24 hours' notice. fie hoped, *err fere, the caber portion of tits notice which the presseslir WO% demand wade' b• waived. Mtor sone demur, the prosocstor conoonted to tab; end, tea heap givco, the primulas wore discharged. WANDSWORTH. CAVOMT IN TIMM. Ma Taos, a youth, who described himself.. a briek labeemr, bat Mead to gin say eddies*, w plead be the dolt bears Mr. Daytime obsepd with balm bad ia the beam of Miss Asa Limbed" fiereasti, a lady readies at &. Peerwelose, leirthall-hoss, Clapham, for the penises et onauguise • %key. The a u deposed tbat between twelve sad WA Vela* en Friday afternoon dm we gotsg upstairs when bar Miseries was drawn to the rattling c 4 lair piste et the side beard b law diming-room. It was Oct but lataation et the time to eater the room, but hearing the nobs she opted the doer sad went Is. To her mrpnee she discovered the psi saner, who we an entire stranger, stooping at the sideboard tupbcerd with some silver piste in his hand. Hearing the approach of wttasm, ha f the plate into the basket from which h a r " o takes it. Witness called her merest end detained the pi smire for room than eve minutia, until the snivel of a eon stable. The primer begged hud for bee to let him go, se he said he had as age! moth e r ; but she mimed, sad gave him into melody. Mr. Deposea—l shell mama him fora week to admit of his being .ets by the polio, of the other diastase. The piroamcommenced blubbering UM a child, and asked if he might see his moths,. Mr. Daytona told him if he gave his address hi. mother would t e seat to, sod he could then sea her. The primmer ma. then removed. Shortly aftementle Mr. Wilton, • solicitor, applied for some of the money found upon the prisoner to be given up for his defence. — Tit; ;aeV/abbe said ha found upwards ci 2. upon hint Then bat been a plate robbery to the law neighbourhood, and the priaoser bad been men larking gamy, sad the wag Was very liltaly U be the monde al that robbery. Mr. Dayeara could not arm* that is Use abases of wi dows, sad ordered a pairs to be given op for his habeas. ATTIXTTIED MURDER AND BUICIDIL—On Thurs. day • sea named Frusta Hopwood, who wee formerly an rogue driver, was taken before the borough magistrates at Ludlow, charged with attempting to murder: hie wife, and wee committed to the seat !Shropshire Assam on the capital charge. It appears that about eight o'clock on Sunday morn ing cries of murder were beard proceeding from a back lane In Lower Bread-stmt. On a our named Jolua Lewis pro usedieg to the .pot be saw Hopwood stabbing his wife in the throat. Oa being pursued, Hopwood rim into his house sad inducted a dreadful gash on his own throat. He then mai . all bleeding as he wee, to the bask of the river, into skirl he jumped, and from which he was with didleluulty maned. He WI Um in a very demi:grow stab; but the vremea's woanda are not um serious. It appears that the pair frequently fell out, and, on this occasion, quarrelled about the amount of money (only 2s. 6d.) which her husband brought Nome en the previous night. HA ILwAT A(CIDIJT.—An occident at a very serious Ware Deemed on the Newport, •telovniay, and Hereford Hailers, ea Friday nianlag. A men mimed • Haat Moody was defy log an engine to which were atieshed 16 trucks lades wish irou rails. There is • csatfoseileard erected at a place called "The Summit," Ti MAW from Pea typool-road Inetructing driven of goods Maine M stop than cad apply their breaks to each truck, bat disregarding this injuactrue, Moody sent over the Summit without stoppleg. The impetus ger not wee uncontrollable; the ball rolled on at a fearful speed. and at last the sagiae rag of the Nee and toppled over, seriomly iejsring its mechanOrn, mashing a number of trucks Into small fragment, and bending up** iron rails Inks willme.weadr. tiniffic was stopped fa several hours, hat fortunately so IMO was butt. The km to the company will amount to ameni hundred poaads. Moody, die miguneedriver, hes ebeeentei, but a Inward boo bees Wood for hie apprehends& THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 16, 1859. WARE LISTS.—I HIS DAY. TWO WIXOM The railway share market to-day ;is dull and I insetive. Prices in most instanoee are fairly supported ; but Caledonian and North Bridals stocks hays declined per ant., and Lan cashire and Yorkshire and Great Western about h per cent., compared with the 4 o'clock prices of yesterday. London and North Western stook is now quoted 9.34 to ; Great Western, 67 is ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 921 to 93; laud, 1001 1001 to 104 ; Berwick, 891 to 4; York and North Midland, 741 to ; Caledonian, 791 to 80; South Eastern, 20, to per share; North Bridal, en to 88 ; and London and South Western, 90/ to 91. Lombardo -Venetian Railway shares are firmer, the old being quoted Ito prem., and the new, Ito prem. French shares are steady. Great Western of Canada have improved. The Indian shares pre- sent little change. 01131111AZY /KM= AND 570011. LLIIIIATS. 41111•111. se or DI 91 U Ue CI U le 141 i Ti w: If - ow 13 en ni I Ws I dir 5 es 111 ILI 931 14 U ef. 1 to i 4s. 1 76 TT 10 II N M - N M M It N i ll 11 ti IN IN 1 1 II CI 7 1 l iii 10? is ff • SS 44 411 43 • 4 ? ISi ON • • 114 II 11 is IT 0 111 N I 1' II =Pi I=l , IND .1. la.. : a .. = . .i 1 MILO • riii sk kA mi ki a 1 'Vdlr.= eLI . 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I p.dt.Ade.lool IS WI UU sd 1071 8 boor ..... .Liss el & Amami& e . ralmnv: de 'aim (l &* ri. -- 6 I. seas. I_ T e ;r ; IMO f ii I s . M i• S.I 1 I _ 11 ca, JO el I. 14 II Ili 124 ill rt pas4Dwietrap ~-_i I. I:W A Do. Fail laslials per, L Odusillman W lbs 1..0 •-•-• .-..- -- Vll ll - .. ..::::: l a r i tab arresti; Auirais fail ii % i r s lo r I 1P —. _es i I I. IS I I elli L. IN II a 10 13 131 110 1= 1 11 ' A 1130 111 ES 11 ..7. _ 1 a LOCAL SAW JCALLITIL larnarmia. Ann IL—The merkst gra. tedst.ll 61. WAWA .. ...talk ammo la prim Ilietadmid.. I— - SO ibrime sad liobb...d. 401 SIA—MMAINS V i tlM 6 4 6.4. gart Ukaarldre. Vitra Via:AA i nu — 2 . nti t i re sa ll MIA, 861 7-11irrIZ 111 4 , 5r110 . 4r4 0. 4t= tan r[ l a dia—llord Uset rONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two dewai. The funds to-day are scarcely so strong es yester day, notwithstanding the recovery which 'took place yesterday afternoon on the Paris Bourse. The redaction in Consols, however, is limited to 1-16 to i per cent. Very little business is going forward in this or any other department of the Stock Exchange ; and the variation in prices is, in most instances, unimportant. No telegrams have yet been reosived from the Paris Bourse of this day. At the close of the Bonne yesterday the Three per Cent. Rents@ were quoted 67fr. 60c. for money, and 67fr. 660. for the account, being about per cent. better than the opening prices. The failure of a broker has been announced in I the Stook Exchange this morning, through the default of his client, who is reported to have com mitted suicide. .....__ ____. Consols have been alternately " buyers" and "sellers," at 95 for the 6th of May, and are now quoted 96, rather "buyers." For money the present pries is %I to 95. Bank Stoek hu been dealt in at 2241; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 93/ to 1 ; the New Three per Cents., at 931 to 94 ; the Indian Four per Cent Debentures of last year, at 961 to 97; India Bonds, at 45. to Bs. pram; and Rxchequer Bills, at 33e. to 36e. prem. The foreign 'took market is likewise quiet. Turkish securities h►ve fallen, the Old Loan being quoted 861 to 87; and the New, 761 to 77. There are inquiries for Rus sian and Spanish Bonds. Sales are recorded as follows:—Brazilian Old Five per Cents, 100 , 1, 1001 ex div.; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 99; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. for account, 891; Rtueian Five per Cents., 111; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 77, 771; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 301; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for acct., 861, 861 ex div.; ditto Six per Cents., 1158, for ao count, 761, 771; Venezuela Deferred Two per Ceuta., 173. CLOSING PRICES OF THE FUNDS. CITY, HALF-PAST TWO O'CLOCK. The funds are firmer, Consols being quoted 95 to for money, and 94, rather "buyer.," for the soeount. The demand for money continues good, but there is no advance in the term?. At the Bank the busi ness is of a steady character, but moderate in amount. Yesterday was the day fixed for a payment of 12 per cent. on the Chili= Loan, and of a quarter of a million on the Madras Railway oapitaL An instal meat of 126,0001. falls due on Tuesday on the capital of the Bombay and Barad& Railway. A parcel of 4,0001. in gold was yesterday with drawn from the Bank for exportation. The official opening of the Parts Bourse is hence lorth to take place one hour earlier than hitherto, viz., at 12 o'clock instead of one. The official closing hour remains as before, namely 3 o'clock. Business on the Bourse has increased so rapidly during the last year or two, that the two hours hitherto assigned for the official transactions are found quite inadequate. At Vienna on Thursday a recovery of about # per cent. took place in the Five per Cent. Metallic,. The seventh half-yearly dividend, being at the rate of 10s. per cent., is advertised on Ecuador Con solidated Bonds. The Argo has arrived from New York with 188,7001. in specie, of which, however, only 14,7001. is for England, the rest being on French account. The exchanges on Belgium, and St. Petersburg were quoted yesterday afternoon rather more favourably for this country, whilst those on Holland, Hamburg, and Fruldort showed a tendency in the opposite di ration. The Austrian exchanges were quoted not so high as on Yuseday. The rates are shown below : um/Mau tem ILI6I to ; ditto short, 11.10 to I • Rottmdsin, sto nsoaths i al4 :Lk Antwerp, time 28.16 is 10 bonen arm unciatbn am akt e al t Parts, three dr i e s = 26.24 to 10; ditto, three 16.26 to 38 ; thaw mouth?, 11 #so ; Pstersharg, pie nob* arm maths, 84 4 to ; Vistas, a. So., thus 11.86 to 96; Tames, t hree maths, 11.96 to 1 . 1. 1 .*; Madrid, duos months, to 4; Csdis, three maaths,494 to f; Leghorn, three 29.80 to 6; 0.505, thms madam, 26.36 to 40 ,• Naples, three months, 404 to ; Palermo, three months, 122 to 4; Massins, titres months, 1224 to ; Lisboa, 90 days, 62# to i ; Oporto, 90 days, 624 to 63. At Bt. Petersburg the exchange on London has fallen to 344 to 35 d. As additional evidence of good faith, the bond holders of Venezuela will learn with satisfaction that the government of that republic has promptly signi fied its approval of the convention recently con cluded by Senor Rodriguez with the English credi tors, as well as of the appointment of Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. as agents for the loan. The next step is the transfer to the hands of that firm of the money required for the dividend due the let July. It is stated that the new bonds will be speedily blued. Mr. E. Z. Dresden, a director of the Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway, has intimated his resignation, which has been accepted by the board at Brussels. Vice-Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood proposes on the 27th inst. to appoint an official manager of the National Alliance Assurance Company. Transactions have taken place in the United States Five per Cent. Bonds at 044. - The special meeting of the London and South Western Railway Company, fixed for the 18th inst., is to be adjourned until the 9nd of June, "as the business remaining to be discussed at that meeting relates to bills pending in parliament, which will not, before the dissolution of parliament, have reached the House of Lords." The transfer-books for all the government securi ties, the dividends on which have just been paid, have now been formally re-opened, with the excep tion of the New Three per Cents., for which the regular re-opening will not take place until Tuesday next. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, April 13,00mpared with the pre vious weekly return, shows the following results Obvalagoa isms Oiredeeks active 21,868,060 biomass 373,920 Pahliedspatils Qpssita ossa msasiass In llvdddmie sm imsat 11,371,113 Dears? 337,187 mit elgaisir rimirMir 16,988,400 Demme 779,313 Cola nee bullion in both departmeees &men day andothsr bills 819,228 Lwow 34,667 The Bast a m es 32,690 Notes in reserve Toad room (notes coin) in banking degartmeat 11,205,464 Dumas 727,3 64 The with a dooroom payment o o f f & fir e , roi divi ll d io e no nds in , i though s attended Government balance, has caused the reserve to be trenched upon to the extent of only three-quarters of a million, the decrease in the" other" securities, and large increase in the " other" deposits operating in the contrary direction. The withdrawals of coin were principally by the receivers of dividends. The decrease in the Government securities represents the half-yearly di minution in the value of annuities held by the Bank. The Gazette statement of the movement of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz.:—lmports of gold, 739,3601. ; exports of gold, 697,8301.; Imports of silver, 422,3941.; exports of silver, 28,4601. BANK 01, SW OLLID.-11a Mina. a 311. kg ilne week =dial 1 IWO Mai an,War 10 . 1ir PAUIPY 01 frepwiwe 11 4, 03 " $.111.972 i WOO I. 7 % git dal MiNi"Brtai_.ll2 , mamma No lbs filk sad soft. aidi 11. me. riaratDsla 4111"1• 0 I=ol 00140/S 41131. 13U17/110 WA.WOOL Gammas* aoudad amoldi• Dad Wight £11.771.1111 Maw assadise Noir 16N1.010 Gold sad nava Cda— 67C4 m 6.5 1 4.972 7L3u.asa•Li. add Ooddr. FIILIDLT ZYININO. Console, which closed yesterday at 96, " sellers," for the 6th of May, were dealt in this morning, prior to the opening of the Stock Exchange, at 941, bat soon became firmer, and gradually advanced, closing at 951, " sellers." For money the lest price was 96 to 4. The official business report is u follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 941, 495, 1,4, 95 ; ditto, for account (6th May), 944, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 4,1, 94 ; New Three per Cents., 93/, 4, 4,1 Loag Annuities, expiring in lan., 1860, 11-16 ; Thirty Fears Annuities, April, 1886, 174, 17 13.16, 171 ; Bank Stock, 223 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 97. Exchequer Bills were quoted 33e. to 36e. prem. ; India Bonds, 4s. to Bs. pram .; and the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, issued lut year, 964 to 97. Turkish securities were heavy in the morning, but firmer in the afternoon. The Six per Cents. of 1844 closed at 871 to 1, and the lut loan at 77 to .1. Su idinian Bonds were heavy, at 78 to 78. Mexican Bonds, after declining to 201 to 4, cloned at 204 to 21 The 41 per cent. debentures of the East Indian Railway Company were quoted 1 to Iprem., and the new "F " shares par to 1-16 prem. 'To-morrow is the day fixed for the payment of 6i. per share on the latter. It is inferred that a considerable portion of this 6 per cent. guaranteed capital will not be taken up. The mulct for bank shares to-day was rather fiat. Sellers predominated as regards Bank of Australasia, Union Bank of Australia, and London Chartered Bank of Australia. The shares of the Canada, Feel River, and South Australian Land Companies were also rather heavy. The A shares of the Oriental Inland Steam Company were offi cially marked par, and London Dock. stock 86. Victoria Government Bonds of the last issue were rather weaker. 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Wird Am COMMERCIAL AND MARESM TALLOW NARLITT.—(THIS DAT.) The sachet le Ihrs. Prier are quoted as follow, .—Tows tallow, 64a., met auk ; Peawebors Y.C. as the spot, ; April wed knew, 64a. ; Jose ealjr. Id. to 645. 4.. ; July sod August, 445. Id. ; Ost•bseliel Dureber, 64 . . IL " herits." Maitgag Avaiaaosa—Town tallow, &Iced; tat by ditto, b. Ilgd., yellow Itosalsa, 660. 3d.; molted stalk 41a.; rink ditto, 24a, dd.; tallow pewee, Ida. ; good drags, 7a. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) Doris oat l'orpony report rods rorly. Prier 'Mont alterstion. Peru meadow Yq , 714. to ; mods, MN% Mo. to 900. ; barite ditto. ria. to *AL ; yowls. 4011. Ito 70e. ; dam, old, 94.. to 106 o.; &It mood Nap 841. lo 1910. ; Arm, 24.. to 2134. COVIINTDARDEN.—(THIS DAT.) oraggly heat outdoor red Whams predate is 'she sediehrt he the &mad. New grapessilli rear high pier. or. seniewhat cheaper. lip 611111411ITY• May sew Ot lareiaa& note mire I. see irehei; i lb. de. ; lyre, lia. de.; air mai, Bin per beded k .:Z the dud deism Arta" Ws. pr beilid: Zeal setts are sores; they Naas Us pee Nabs. Oneness hub Ss. dd. to 10s. prs Of these dew et a large kind trots 100. neigibourbeed el Bradt Anstrelle, harp bees exhibited In U. Webber's Tinley during the weak. Thew it her =nibs en the voyage ; dry hart arrived is soulhat areliden. &swag yegrabies sad bowers re still brought Awn °wawa is Urge quintile. Orrm" cad Preach brae mes=l , iteniih sala d s. ray be had in Ambers; she sal kale. tins Greta pees, bread and Preash aa =esw hors curie, sad globe ' , dinars. el hills growth may be obtains& Best saingir sf pollees are rear dearer; sore saw cars feces Lisbon ire bees received. Artichokes free her do. le Is. drib Oneesehies abundant. Cinder= &idly geedatien heliotropes, tamers, Aside. rigneneren brads. eta rem. 01, IT. rims •sssso. per rho 001000. psi sm. pie =I le Ile OAS 01, Is 0$ Imr lb le Ws LMINIII4 Is 41.00 ag..1001 000.. Pr a.IN MOM = im prlaVi l e l le is I Ittalia, pAss i ii , NI is is p..=gle. Et pra t % id Is ei . ft palmall 'weft. 4, Is • stmr, IN te Is Mi= d rei P. dm is i• b !ASSAM I Ornhalsaill. Id lob 6,1 Volk pot Om. b St , p. bolik la lo LSO pm .... w , ..-....a. SI sea, pirsswals bii Si I pr sum lo wig SI boable ak olloo, b lo b SI IL SIM bells 4/ Poll. SS le Is SI I 11.7" est. W s % "" 4. Mr. " Gawp Eliot" writs' to a contemporary : —u The Se►. H. Anders loss with quartiosable &Wavy sad vagoitkarable !sarcoma, swami the world through par seisms that the author of ' Th. Seem of Clairal 14W .ad ' Man NM lo Yr. 'mph Limbo, of lituolotoe. I bog MAMMA, lo deny that statement. I declare, as my boom am *Di fientliim Dom sow a line of those iva;ks until they werepriated, lOC had hi say knowiwige ---- of thou ever. Allow lea to ask whether the act of publithiug a book deprives a writ elan slain to the countries usual [among geottema t If net, the attempt to pry tato what is obit owsly mord to be withheld—say ease—sad to 'publish the rumours width me peen moy give rise to, teems to MN quite iaddisibiy dill mare oct to state these rumours ea mortsiald Wage A eorreepedeat of the Continental Review writta hem Brower:—" OW Maeda' at this oritiad paled ie wry damming. Oa the one hand we ham the catholic pay, Ida ewe stipend from office in 1867, add la a state el wry mural. The liberal party, on the other had, in al a laws dhibil Naiad Itself. The cabinet, euppietel by a swell bet hdaudiel staff of theorlats, oadeavoare to Asa the We of Morel *plow, and In so doing It Issas to the eawayie et Pewee rather than to that of Masked el taw eacelitealted amastriee. Time yang Missile mho sem pegrew to pods lawar, bat they are any fa west dam et seek, mad their Mew ere but id-deffitell. The Zig in graft ell, la the fad sere of the word, sail What sparest is act • men to Ineptre the liberal party with way eamfulae Wpm" The) fund) d N. tie Tooqueville request th• heeds p•prs ts.ssYNMt Ib. Import of his elsatit whisk wee tint &Weld toy s LeadomJsersal. H. lo tbs Lb M Wens la • waft stair, but sot Irons this Its bees far wow Ow put. Nowa has arrived of the &owe of Tachistardi, lather of Madame Periled, sad formerly a celebrated dadar• Ile died at Florence, at the an of eletito.foor, A letter from St. Fetemsbnri atatee that the mem sad captains of ninety-two English nisrahaat vessels wild 'squat the wet of Creefeadt bad presented an ad. demi to the Grand Dada Constantine, exprevelag retina& be the menestree recently taken by order of Ma Imperial *We he improving navigation in the Gulf of Finland, inissfally for t b . eetablialuneat of lighta in the Mid Eresnons spots. ELUTION OF AN ALDIUMAN.--MITS DAT.}— This womb( a ambit* was held to the vestry at the maxi el St. Michael, Besekhaw. for the purpose at eheetig ea aldermen to 1111 ap the vaeracy ofteskasd by the retinaset of Mr. Teracombe from the regrestatatiea et the wad of Beadelaw. The Lid Mayer pre sided eeei diadems vas good. Mr. Dsgady gal ahatl Cosier ass the way candidate aoadaMed, sad after 0:0111 highly osepitioatery spesebes hoes hi proyoreir aad eladrier, we aosafaseady elected. There was than a vote of thank. to Mr. Feraeosbe for Ms bag sad valuable services, sad a vote at Mardi to the Lord Mayor closed the poosedinge. _ _ THE JJIVORCI AND MATRIVONIAL CAUSES COURT. —Thie naorWng a return was island to an ceder tithe Hones of Lords, showing the banners trstaiscted in this mart be tween January 11, 1858, and the 28th of last south. It aware that during that tints there wore 288 petitions to dissolution of anarriage-184 presented by the Mehra and 104 by the wife. In 37 cases dissolution was decreed and in 6it tram retard. The number of oases undefended wee 143. Ice us ems w the petitioner examined ; 134 care are now set down der trial ; 186 cease en appointed to be bled by fell asst without jary ; 24 by a tall court with jury ; and 13hy a shies judge and jury, these latter items tnellaing tease net yet set down to trial. The petitions foe joakdal aepareties dating the time covered by the rebus. woe 106 i”umber ; 8 presented by the husband, and all the rest by the wile. In 28 cease the petition wu denied; in 3 it wee Tensed ; 13 cases were undefended ; i• 21 the petitioner was weaned , iii cease are now set down del trial; 11 area woe appointed to be tried before judge ordinary wed Joey; 32 before judge ordinary alone. - - TEN NATIONAL VACCINE BOARD.—The report of this body Gummed this morning) states that dumb* the pet year 6114,U0 amps al lymph have been supplied. The lettere rmeleni tad aeswered by the board, during the yemr, moist to 12,418; an sums of 1,706 over Home of the preceding year. Sin thoommed four hundred mad fatty-Ive ' meciaations have been performed by the stationary vas cinaton in Loudon connected with tho est Minimum; and the conerpondents of the beard report that 130,097 veo- Mastless have be.. performed by them. The board hie conunessd careful inquiries respecting the purity of the lymph supplied to them, and also respecting the best weans of &feeding imbued= In vaccination to medical sendoffs; but as all them subjerots are still under rounders tea, they are dellenrad he a future report. MILITARY CANDIDATII3.—Amongst the UMW of se Ovate far the bearer of a ,at la the ant puler/mac we wain them of a good many militia Seld officers, and a low retired ma won I m effective warriors, For the county Clam Colonel Vendeleur, Colonel Whyte, sad Major Armstrong McDowell, offer themselves; Mmjar-Gensesl Wood, for. Lady M.P. for Middlesex, goes In for Brecknockshire; General W adhere and Captain Lowther stick to Cumber land; L at-Colonel Cope adheres to Bast Norfolk; Caplets Ikesttr, M.P., and Major Wham, Parker mated West Suffolk with Berl forays; Major Ed wear has Imbed to the mem of Beverley; Cap. Man Jamb dem net Stied M risme Ramesh; Colonel Clif ford, of comes, Was Harefowd ; Capita Vivian trim Truro ; Coked Bybee obligingly proposes M madam to reprapose Sterdemm; W. Fame does not dubs to lase Baresespls —end we do not aim to Ins. Sir W. Frame; Colonel Freres is not dimmed to 'Minoan& Weymouth, and we he. he will be Meened, that he may try soother fail with G. noel Peel la the same al the army subalt.nes; Colonel illetehems, a geed ettmemmative, Miss Wens. lf for South Imaamehlre ; Genteel Peal Will seeks the suffrape of Huatiagdos ; Ver De lazy Ines bee am& • stning I tipped to Westrialier, sad we medially wish has lark ; Colonel enrili bee eddressed the Memoirs of York ; Usatenent Calomel Stuart bag no desire to be toned out otCardiff • Colonel Wood is up for Cork city ; Lieutenant . Colonel M= . 7 . 1 the Scot. Fusilier Guard*, stands for t t-Colooel Dickeon, or. Limeekk I COONS foneard for Limerick ; and Mr. Moray, late M.P. for ths pure borough of Staffed, ham every Andre to era sat Major-General Sir P. Sad* the commemathe r Mathes. le all this list the* are amt more thaa , Seem muse of solid promise, as far sm the lesseste el the preiselea W are concerned. s. fits • contest with the most profound =to , atTlN&ersmig sedan. UMW Servile Ousels. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. The mining market to•day is quiet, but prices are generally steady at yntaa.y's quotations. In the Stook Evebecge Bast Wheal Russell shares are officially marked 9f, and South Candor, 2471. There have also been transactions in shares in St. Ives Console, Great South Tolgus, Providence Mines, and Bt. Day United. United Mexican Mining shares are flat, and have bran dealt in at 21 and 21. Those of the North Rhine Copper Mining Company of South Australia are marked 10s. prem. Bat oined (sour anal weekly report of the metal market : —Political uncertainties still prevail to the hindrance of bast- WM, which is quite . at a stand - still in most branches. Cop per mach sigledM there bang few buyers in the market, bat prism are wtthout ohmage. Iron: s t a ling somewhat to the sleek ausind Ike merchant drawl end it has be come war s becr. Scotch pig is w . Tin . This metal is buoyent from short supplies of Bono; and English lies e dwarapil this with 31. per ton on common, and U. per ton oa named. Lend is harsh so firm, although the demand is fah. Speller is again asgiseted, and declining in prim. Tin parer ars Mari higher prior, and are to fair inquiry. b ill=l .s edrln t irj ab iL i = t herl Jam wwa Oce=ltutst; ratriAn bli = lati Ze st int Ibe 1314 "e1 e STF alier ei r eset a tin m i. iiinere 131 s trhZ e nist ethEXIFT te r2ktislitti moat eni =IP 81,1,6 OP: t 4 O r os ee ile team verylioed a beide. 'mesa es Vlikee WS Pet opened at all• month's sae skein mai men THE LATE MADAME Bosio.—On Thursday last on bad neva for the Italian Opera, is the tidings of the death et Mebane BODO. This took plea an Tuesday last, at St. Petersburg. Her beet& bad long beet delicate, and the Run Aurae proved fatal to her. Am • singer her loas is based great. We recollect no young artist improving so rapidly. rte know of no one c oming forward so deserving of Tab& favour. Madame t teeth* powers ware, year by year, relined and perfected. From being lifelessly elegant on the siege, she warmed up pert by part Into some thing more sad DOOM of grace and pathos and though she Gould never knee implied to the heights of tr agedy, in, all that err esednesand, reds, and wed, she was begistaing to com mend the eyeopslifr of her audience te • degree which no one maid have estielpated tram her Snit its. Though Madame Bakes fest ale IMO enrionely irregular, there woe an attenstion shoat her, prim Mresdirupersediog beauty— that which oer neighbours teem " diellsotks.' How the void which her premature domes will MUNI on the Italian tinge is to be Iliad we ow.ot dreen.-4/Antates. FATAL ACCIDENT TO MS ENGLISH GROOM AT CHANTUALT.—A DOA accident mooned last week to a young man, • native of Cambridge., who occupied the posi tion of sar istant-groom in the stables of the Emperor of the French at Chantilly. The name of the deceased was Cam pion. and he was a son of the lade Mr. Peter Campion, of Castle End. The int ellipses of the melancholy end of the youth was conveyed to his Mande through a letter teem Mr. Henry Jennings, directed to his brother, Mr. Frederick Jennings, at Chesterton. Mr. Jennings says that be is tiform his brother of the dea th of the lad see front Cam bridge and then proceeds, "T master (the Emperor ?) came down the other day, sad wiehed to see • gallop, and the poor boy wee pot up on a spirited mare, a man Tory fresh. too ; after galloping • little the mars run out, end the lad was thrown with his heed against a stake. We did all rte could for him, but be died upon the spot." The letter then communicates the intention to inter the re mains of the poor lad on Saturday lat. The demised wam the oat Mild of a widowed and sorrow's( mother, who, by hismelancholy death, is deprived of the support and meat ace which it was he= to sifted be his ?seising paront.—Clestbrielos / SUICIDE IN BLENHEIM Pant, Oion.—On Thum !el.:Elden= mato be the Spin* Cowed for Australia, snidde 1:7 shooting Muesli Misr the Home Farm is Blenheim-park. It appears that his name is Don Antonio Aram de Area. On his parson were found three lettere, one Weaned by him to the landlady of the Bear Hotel, Woodstock, when he hie been staying since Tuesday last, and another oddment to the Duke of Marlborough. The third is evidently addressed to him. The address on this letter's "Don Antonio Arom de Ayata, Spanish Consul for Australis, Tavistock-hotel, Covent-Gerdes.' In his letter to the Deka of Me:thorough he togs that his grace will pardon him for gelatine hie park for • place In which to end his life, and lie observes that Ise has • • which may be • childish one, that objects that he should diem oultivated Beide, where cottages are, and railroads arose, and signs of life exist, there. fore he has :elected Blenheim Park for this purpose, and prays that the Duke will cense him to be buried at the epot where he has died, ;and came • cross to be put up to note the place, according to the Spanish custom.He states further in his letter that he went yesterday (Wednesday) to we Blen heim Palace, hoping that • eight a the noble paWtings would do him good, but that the sight was of no avail. To the landlady of the Bear Hotel he gives directions as to things of his in her custody, ordering some to be sent to his wife in Speft, and thanks the landlady for her kind accommodation. Hs Irma out from the Bear Hotel is the meeting after giving directions for hie dinner at six o'clock in the evening, sad he postal a letter in the Woodstock Post-ofilce at twelve o'clock at aeon, which, Os slated, is Wearied to Mr. Albert Baumann, 26, Duncan•terreoo Islingtoo, Leaden. It a pears that a pistol was purcha sed by him in London on the Ilth of this month, _ d is stated that be came by a down train on the Great W an estern line to Woodstock-rend station, at half-past four, p.m., on Tuesday, the 12th instant. The b,dy is now lying at the Woodstoc Mk Lodge, in Blenheim Park, awaiting the corona's htqueet. RAILWAY ACCOMMODATION FOR TIIE PURPOSE OF Put= FIONTS.—tho polite ten committee, in their report the tolerates iusembled is general sessions at ?timidity's*, ' on Thor ..ddsy, sy, drew attention to the facilitim afforded by the ' South Hest.in Railway Compsny to large bodies of persons w ho travelled on their line with the avowed object of taking pert is prim fights, and thus rommiling a breech of the peace ; me ntioothe that on the occasion of the resat fight for the championthip a special train of thirty-four carriages, containing nearly two thousand persona, stopped foe a bog time midway between Iteadcom and Plockley, the safely of those thirsting by the ordinary trains being thereby greatly endangered. Barre of the justices present Wu personal tee timely to the freq u ency of the vatic. complained of, more particularly on the North Kent line. The committee recom mended that the attention of the government be called to the matter, but Mr. Beattie, one of the directort, happenieg to be present, undertook to draw the attention of the board to the soled. RAILWAY 'I'ILATFIC.—The trafllo returns of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the week ending April 9. amounted to 442,610/, and for the corresponding p! of last year to 408,4601, showing an increase of 34,160 r. The prom receipts on the eight retinas haz ii rir ten. t in the matropotis amounted for the week as above to 182,1391. ; and for the oorreepoedind n week a i r year to 1 7 2,6661., showing en taxa of 9,1 • the hareem on the Eastern Counties *moun to Grose . ; on the Great Not t h ere , to 1,668/, ; on ted the don and North Western, to I, 69 at ; an th an d Black- Western, to 6,649/ .: th e T - so zh wallitto 271' ;on the l'endan WM total, 10,3471. 1,17_ ; and on the South Rasters to • , nocroo. on But from this must to daddted the South Coast, leaving tits the London. London, Begbion. and ----.- the other ji nn i n crane as above 9,5731 . The tempts on .c...otiztlteltnnpoioUnbtan:i:ktomt-:dcw.2,of:ii.d,siinngthp:lde3l7.riro.l 0601 a ..L me r f ao. n._yosseeetedjoititop27/el37o,theatith.ttaal.smithe.dowl a s d eorgro foolabsgoitichpof.. . - - . - - IS ramp ma 15455mbia. . no 5 .n = le annorns. _ 2 0. 1 ..... m b sii. . a ... - : 2 =MC.. .... . 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