The Express. — London, England, 1862-05-27 00:00:00

I . * * # I 1 kith Kik eitist iSiiiikitiAll t. zAING, . MAY . 27, 1862. LAW INTELLIGENCE. CLERKENW ELL. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE SRARS L1528.-(THIS DAY.) BRUTAL AD lAIILTa. ---...-..._ ga, (ass I 1147 WATS. 13611 ,"1 1 .,C 18 9818 : 1 194199 p. .. (THIS DAY.) Wilful , * Doareff, a fellow about 22 yawed -..0.-. age, and re- Two o'lloos. siding with his parents in Vineyard-walk, Exmoutb-street, en memo tetasatasw.) - -.e.- was charged with indecently assanhing Emily King and _ The railway share market is fiat to-day, and lea m an i umnme . _ . 25 ..„. m. la . _ _ . _namme_ . m .. _es OS COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Emma Bargees, both aged 7 Lean , BATH M ILTING .-( THIS DAY.) prices show a drooping tendency. London and li t 7, 'ra t ' 711 . 17,X 1 1: "4 1N - COURT North Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and is an Do. Prehreoce lll 9 - ei t ta p i n B saett _ oefece justices wightmen, Crompton , 1 The prisoner , when asked what he had to say, resumed and Blackbuni.) .at once an air of madness, and after some time said he clid Eastern Counties stocks have fallen i per cent. tee i " B°A.est2o,s4l43°6fichea. I tan eeikessdle&L.ll. 81 86 This was the first day of Trinity term. Their lonlshi 1 not do es described, and he was care he had not hurt the . LANSD° O66 .,U H TRIAI ' as. 24. 8T . Axza ; s ar o ril e t wed. There is little business 50,i0. , forward. London - little girls or done them any harm. - sat at 10 o'clock, and, strange to say, there was not a ming le Police-constable Cummins, 167 N. stated that cal the Pre' peal eliff te d,T rere il er, C onque ,,, , g ar git on Hill, Th e i sm , and North Walborn stock is now quoted 94 to ;r e m iss Do. De. J i ma * klent isTe. 4olo• elese: 7 *, 63 1 , 2 - and Gibraltar are hers. Gr eat ..Weutorup 7 2 1 to 7 3 ' Midland, I% to ; st we oakum. a a IssUen 3ot 104 - p motion to be made, and the court had at once t° Pr e med elms day he went to • field the Newington-road with the new trial eper. WELTER STAKES. Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1071 to 10 8 8 z 1 1 ; asa CapeT.4Deek @p.c.'s& 103 104 104 railway station in company with one of the children DAVIDSON r. race . , and her father , the latter having been on the watch Royal Sovereign, Conqueror, Highilyer, Paul Clifford, denial; 1.07 i to 101; South Eastern, to 84; a ss ni l " indsm am e d ----- • - 11421 1014 1044 .- This wee e ease erteie li 6 9 96 the lease a • Millar, for the defend:mt. The little girl at once pointed out Rhoebus, Tonic, Peter the Hermit, Egbert, Cockatoo, 'Vit. Ea ter n Co unties , 55 sa 564 ; and Great orthern, al g 0., 0, gatenaloa_ _ 1 Ipm - granted by the defendant to the plaintiff, and had referee* 114 to 115. 116. Sneed Trank el ores& U ths 241 to a matter of arbitration. the defendant as the one who had assaulted her and her lager, and Montebello are here. companion. He was in the habit of going to the same place THREE-YEA H-OLD BIENNIAL Mile and half. The arguments occupied the greeter portion of the day.Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are slightly inn a n a Sta se , 9 P l a k, 99 "e rrit o ,,, t , i c : al eo lle 87 8 - __ rePnatedly, and it was understood f or comn,itting these in- Gauze, Splitvote c, Olive Brame, Bloodhound, Margery , fi rmer, at 4to i prem. Yesterday's iniprovement tea au Ds. Spar et. bete*. N st The facts were entirely devoid of general interest. decent and disgusting assaults. The Knave, Tolurno, and Ethel are hers. - - The mother of the defendant stated that it had been in Great Luxembourg is not fully sustained. The r e an al o.x pa 1 P 8 48 6. 19 18 11 4 • : so * 66 , 8 46 _ COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. always believed that her eon was of weak mind , but she TwO*YEAB - OLD BIENNIAL STAKE& 111114 "nile• Indian and Canadian lines are quiet. sio all Do. do. 1871- , w se - Sittings in Banco.-(Before Lord Chief Justice Erie and Lad the opinion of • medical gentleman upon the subject. Hypermnestra, ltna, Oskapple, Lady Evelyn e, Bright usaiwasv sautes AND BTOCKB. St. 100 Great Indian rednsals 1024 103 103 Justices Will* Ryles, and Keating.) Mr. H. Allen, the prosecuting officer of the Associate Cloud, Pet Lamb f, Curie, aby Windhound, Semley, Royal to 1.1 Do. New sh • INI BALLwonp. I Ow* I *e l 96491 17. .. 10 1 Do. January, 1462 - 11 Pre .lOllllll JOHN V/111.311T, AN ArroLegy . Insittatioa for Improving and Enforcing the Laws for the Stag , Escape, and Banqueter an hem. yeatesiley. '" la ISO eta oflo o 4=6 B r a z 1? * IS t ° ' a Ref - This matter had been before the coact on previous Protection of Women, asked for • remand. Complaints KRISTON STAKES. Three-quarters of a mile. as i is j i l woLaaaonneaL 76 11 - pi all GlS.Wase 4 11 di. 1-- occasions, sod the queetion now was, whether Mr. Wright, bad been made of similar practices, and he wished for time cby Ringstos, Royal Stag, Douche, Star of the West, IS. ,eares..llne. - set 1$ Do. New an attorney, of Sunderland, should be struck off the rolls. to ascertain if the primmer was the person complained of. and Vanity f are here. ss. 19S all Do.llp.clldageg7l,w.op 97 100 el - Mr. Clark and Mr. Garth appeared for Mr. Wright, and Mr. Barker remanded the prisoner for a few days. MEMBERS' PLATE. Ore Mile. le all ; Ely* and__ Tier _ - ... II ell 'Desessoassing*lld.C. 6 7 ••• ISO an Do. el do- 71,e1t.0p. 93 96 IN all Do. do. N wltliestop. - - - - submitted that there was not sufficient evidence to warrant WORSHIP4eTREET. Gibralter, Necromancer, Royal Sovereign, Redpole, Jack 111. 149 Meet mid Igen ..... 91 18 me a De.see.ecisee..coris 00 96 - ofUse Bailing of the Master that Mr. Wright had been guilty lIXTRAORDINAIT CASE OP 1085151. in the Box, Doo John, Saracen, Tonic, Churchman, Monte- fie. 140 Oeledaelse - fraud in not investing 2,252 /., money belonging to Miss a ■ all (leek mil Bengss -- 11l lel Do. do. 6 oar et 1014 104 102 Thomas, which was deposited in his hands. Ge•r g e Ro y. • young n" of respectable a pp earance, de ' hello, Wm Rosa, Rioter, and Bantipole ere here. scribed ea • painter, in the Globe-road, Mile-end, was N all Chews 4l 111 ... ea leo De. AI Per et. fit - ea. , . es 96 94 9 Tee Lord Chief Justice (without hearing Mr. Udall, who & aile d b e f ore bf r , C oo k e w ith s t ea li ng a sovereign from BATH HANDICAP. One Mae. le all Da •l • node. nattl6 1 2 ID ail Do. 6 per mut. do. - - - appeared upon the other side) said-In this cam • rule was the of y r . Se Limn G r i m , a t rave ll er , resi di ng i u The following have accepted a-Man at Arms, Highfiyer, N M ai so n ____Do. WI p.e..M1 , 62 , 1 si li ,s 6 - St IN Kelb.Corp.o *Boats ae - - W e r e granted calling upon Joseph John Wright to answer B.wria_street,, Euston - rod. Nativity, Allany•roodement, Express, Pellucid, Mayflower, .. ...., r , „!_ar ana - 119 all N. a Oen* IsAbLle. 10 11 --. els* A Dap. ea. II 7 --. the matters in the affidavit ;an answer was brought ei ae t or meted that yes t er d ay & a men ., b e t ween I/inbound, Commander, Avongrove, Scorpion, and White- St . i g 17. 11 IS :1 4 4 111 all De. do. Laaa du. 6 7 - in, and upon hearing Mr. Wright upon that subject, N. 1 01 beeent A lriatiss 66 67 Si 11l all Do. 40. 8 rap. do. 6 I - 4 and 5 o'clock, while in St. John's-mad, Heaton the nate Allem hare • a further rule was grouted which we are now t o dispose or, prima t e, who was driving a light clmieocart, stopped and OW= ARRIVALS .- Bohemia , Bateman, Truant, Selec. N. ne lastera Doll" Reek A6B 00 - El all Do. do. Land de. 4 4 - ordering that he be struck off the rolls unless he showed asked him if he could oblige him with two expericas for •a tioi t , vivid. Old post, aad Repoerater. 56. 100 De. gloat) 38 49 - 100 N.E. of Canada 0p.e86 IS - N all &A Suffolk - --, •-• SW. 140 and* lOll tot - came to-day. We have heed the learned counsel in respect damn, He (wittier) replied that he couM not, ad U. ISS Ditabergli and Glasgow 89 91 -- 91 14 Do. Puateb .... - 20 1 I - of that latter rule, aed notwithstanding their argument, mower then o bewnd, " Perhaps you could give me two la. IN Niagroc.rartla Dead* 1101 104 30 114 all Do. lei that the conclusion that the Muter ham come to that Mr. haU sovereigns for a sovereign? Witness took from his MIIIII I B.-(THIS DAY.) le all la* arli carat Jona - -• ... at. 100 Do. Ind. st Flot.g.gp.e 99 - Wright has been guilty of fraud and misconduct „ re s e t a i r or seven p owi d s a n go ld, an d was onfeening the Ilt. IN linamew aS. Woolson /01 106 - 15 1 TrioldaLlAnilted.Barip 1 IMs -in his capacity of attorney is not well foam required ooin, when prisoner snatched at the mosey, got a _.- o _____ le all giresilfertherSestaind 160 146 - dad, I am manned in my own mind that sovereign, and drove rapid ) ? off. 111. WO Oros* Xeres* Two o'Cioam. se. 100 rata) Area. no My. oil- 111 11.1 - DOL:111. that conclusion is a true one. I take it to be a general prin. w a tt. , a Fivee constable o f th e N division, said that No. I ea. I Wen. IEN i t.i. prices I Wee. ciple, that where an attorney has received money with the while at home in one of the streets abutting on the New The mining market is quiet to-day, with not 56. 1 Dell j Iff6pat.lepaidll Itt lie ise 1 - d uxes are uo k ee l I s t. • 1114 GIS &Mb& Wee. (Ira! WA T i t ....- 1639,614 84. lOreamereial lOO - - duty to account and repay, and he endeavours to baffie the North-road, he heard at the time in question • great die - much business . East Caradou 1 1 s ee and woke. 164000 U. Do. 4 p.et.Prit ll* 1411 - - - rights of his client by wilful falsehood, b e has raked the turbine., accompanied by the rapid mirage of vehicles put 42 to 4 ; Marks Valley, WI ; North Phcenis 24. 100 DeJkiarVa/Gua.B4li. 61 513 " 1 6 _ 11,00,088 84. East sad West leas- 109 lt7 149 - presumption that he is false a nd dishonest to a degree that his house, and running out found the prisoner in • cart 9to North Basset, 4 t o o ; North Downs, 41 to •11. 100 lamaiirea Tertian 1081 1081 1081 8 1,638,310 St. , Loudon 10 115 67 - renders him until to remain upon the roll of attorneys. Herele lee Leiden sill Biostrwall 60 61 - ;MEM St. St Katharine IN 67 65 - close against the wall, a gentleman in a lighter trap having, i., sa l Grenville, 61 to 7 • Stray Park, 32 to 33 ;N. l e e o oto ley Ike lee there are circumstances of considerable legmvation ,t 0 as he stated, seen the daring robbery and pursued the per- 310,866 St. Soutlisnodon NO - - - ' heal &ton, 131 to ' 133 Great Wheal 114. 109 Dor. 44 46 ;-. imam et. , Vktorla IN 98 100 - my mind, leaving no doubt as to guilt, and leaving sonar through severalturniugelbefore be couldovertake him •i no doubt as to the course which lam bound to pursue. I ' Fortune, 254 to 26 ; and East Corn !Brea, 17 to 4 !!': 14 18919894 Mir* 46161 * 94 4 94 4 _, $ ass 19.1 De. HWY - 6.000. 20 I Du. New - • that person, however waa not now present. am therefore of opinion th a t the name of Joseph John Prisoner, upon whom , the money was found, made no de- being again lower. East Caradon shares are s. IN Leaasearegiem, 91 100 944 i Wright should be struck off the roll of attorneys of this fence, and was sent for three months to the House of Cm- officially marked in the Stock Exchange, 424 ; to an laildallareff•lntie - .- COLO2fL4L 001 • 11331116 T 11110IIIITIV. court ; and that as to the first rule he be ordered to Pay ruction with hard labour. ,St 100 Da rad mamma 40 46 Na ISI 1 Siam. IDII Cl prices. I times East Caro Brea i ll and 11 ; Great South Tot- s k. no id....s.d . hu n w ne n n og els - the costs, and that an attachment issue as *amity for these SOUTHWARK, to all Italsopolltim 9' 84 - - .. `'rlr' • .se.e.,isriat . Ist. 110 us U 04 t coati, but to remain in the office fora month. gus • 5 ; and Mar e alley, 11. WILIKTVO A WOMAN'S BRAD WITH A FOUL 1 - .... - Da Sperreat.,l•ll.4._ - 100 - - 110 Foreign and colonial mines are inactive. East Nee LH ps. Maw i 2 :100, 11 ils .... -Da Speret.letitiAng. 1411 1111 110 - • COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Thomas Doyle, a oasterm brought before Mr. Beecham for final examinata rger on, clam ' l'a e s d - .- committing • del Rey shares have been dealt in at I prem., and at, no Do, Biwa Degia,„ se 1 - ~. .. Do. 6prect.Mer.allep. lee 1011 110 - (Before the Judge Ordinary.) N all KM Ht. Wn. (he.) -. ••• .- - 2,214, ... Do. 5 per met . 3 murderous assault on Ann Walker by striking her on the United Mexican at 7i. 685, ' .. De.6pereentln. Stock 100 100 101 - ~...., 86 all ILK East - The eau. list for Trinity term has jest been published. i.-. 1 with - se ~- .... .. s•or 0 Hopeep.a.nee 160 LlO 112 - t There**, in all 96 petitions set down for trial, et which, do. 1 1110 111 Di - The prisoner said he regretted what had occurred, and Monday, • the 2nd of June, a special settling day in 10 e Newry& ArrentadeL. - - die '-' however, two have beers part heard ad a third has been• -.- do 1891 190 111 114 - • that he had suffered severely from& week's imprisonment. e shares of the East Clogan Gold Mining Com- X t r ii 1i=99686**41168 71 73 ni idE .. Now Brimmr. Gov. op.et HS 107 e 1081 1061 staved by injunction. Of the ai which thus remain, ten Mr. Sordoni said that it was a fortunate thing for him th • are for judicial sepamtion, two for the restitution of coo - that t he wo man was - .... - 11.5. Wales Grip. 6 1 100 1001 1011 - jogai rights, and one for • declaration of legitimacy. Two no t i n jured i n a se rio us manner , N. ell North Devon MIL •D. - - -• .... .. Do. 6p. c., 1871 to 1070 1110 19 100 - t .... p. aMS l* le it NW are pauper cause& There are 19 eases to be tried b tom - sea caution to bim for the future, he shoull fine him 101., or offictal list. N' leaters-Beertels. 97 914 971 ten des sin addition to the week's imprisonment he had auf- The directors of the Linares Lead Mining Com- eo 1 1: - ' D o , g ji.g.p. 7 .: 1 0 die - die .... .. see Tealsol Spec mot 100 toe lit - mon, and seven by special juice ; but of the latter, one is f ere d n t rea d y. 66f l 661 US, .. Nova Soot* 4p. a., 1875 IN 109 111 1101 pany have declared a dividend of ss, per share, Ils. ill Do. Leeds -- . 661 • the suit which has been stayed by injunctiou. N. 105 Do. Peek ..- .. 861 * - .... .. . AnstOriv. Sp.e. Deeds 160 106 110 - 8 payable on the 21st prox. .... .. Via 0v.6 a a Jaa.aJob IN 106 110 -IL IN North la:video - e Tint' LUDGATE-HILL TRAGEDY. . Ds. ex Op. a. AND aO. lie 1064 1064 1051 4 1 The first call of 10s, making 30s. paid, is to be io 6 Do. New ter pm - •••• • I. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. --..-- paid on the shares in the Hindostan Copper Com- le eli 1142 * 911194 ** 113 • 94 49 1 11,1 at. in - - F. (Before Mr. Commissioner Fonlianque.) L ATEST PARTICULARS.-(THIS DAY.) 191 Is, Nona nuigordshim ll/ SZITIBII MUM. a piny by the lat of July. W. NO NottitartualhamlLOC - - -. DO at, THE NAV. J. 0. T. NITCHILL Di 110V/11AT. From inquiries made this afternoon it appears w • No. I Sh. I KM* I P. I CI. prime ea 49. ly •••• - us The bankrupt was described as a clerk in holy orders, of that a alight improvement has taken place in Mn. Vyae's e ha ve received a copy ~.o f . th!prospectus of the ie an ?maw -. 6,1 .. Alfred Cc*. All** 8.1.5 4 1 - a Jeffery-terrace, Kentish-town. This was the sitting for condition, and that her medical attendants are in' • East Bronfioyd Silver I l Mining Company : 119 Ped•••••• 111 •• •• ...... -•- ell gatwaey - lia 10 Dee* Iron lll - - - 1. - examination and discharge. The debts are 1,240/. ; Do (Limited). The locality is in Cardiganshire, and the St. 140 Scottish Central - - .. Clifford will re. sett ie held under lease from Mr. Pryee Loveden, N. we lleatttalti•L abst. llll7 - WI 47 1,016 .. Dev. O. Con. Apasistk ) 1 646 466 - 1 ' meets. i S. 101 Ecottlah 21161 mil lO6 111 - $l2 .. Let Bennet (Mom) .. SI 46 67 - - to Mr. Sargood supported. cover. The state of Mr. Vyse's health is be tit- Th e capita. is I t. die s hre w d ,. mo d 65 6 78,1 .. East Cambia 90400 41 43 421 91 Mr. Hurford miceed for the assignees, on the ground that come such as to inspire serious apprehensioos, at • royalty of one-fourtee h 10,0001 in 2/. "hares. • i 10 ail SistinglieueeellbeinZ - - _. 6, - last Cern &es e- the bankrupt had iocurred debts without a reasonable or and it is stated that his condition is now almost more critical 4, - LW/411,arestiTastelILI 7 4 . lea If 5 -le probable expectation of being able to pay them. He now A telegram from East Cans Brea yesterday states that the IA *2 See& lama Le 8 1 ,„ 4 1 - than than of Mrs. Vyse herself. The shock of the sudden 50 east is yielding 4 tons ;BO west, 2 tons ;40 east, 4 tons ; al. IN iisdh %mu -re 68 481 .. Grambler &M. Anima. 561 16 19 - r ' Caine to the court as De Mowbray ; but his father's name . .- 111, - Gress loath &Igoe .. He. 44 61 6 was Mitchell, and tbe bankrupt himeelf had always been and overwhehn'aff calam ity com p et° y 1 1 shattered his ner. 40 east of western shaft, 3 tons ;26 west, 2 tons ; and 50 44. 100 8. Yorkad Sr Near Deo 99 101 -6, .. O. Wk. Vor (Heleteal.. 61 le 7 - east on middle lode, 2 tons. * all NalassWold=ae. 5 7 .., - 6,000 .. theartlle - er known as Mr. Mitchell at the Cnivereity. Having incurred Tone system, never very strong, and produced extreme pros '•At the Wheal Harriett meeting, yesterday, the accounts t 6 all Inockaus & I,ote .. Hewed 6loot el. l a 41 43 - 4 • large amount of debt there he pro bably found it coon- Oration resulting in frequent and prolonged fainting fits, git 3 3 pa, **l - 6.000 .. Maestro Dowse 41.14 a. 31 115 - foe the four months coding March showed a debit balance 15 11 Dino OW nient to assume the more ■aristocratic oame of De Mow**. and other symptoms of an alarming character. of 237/. A call of 2s. per share was made. 61. IN NE vale - U The bankrupt., in examination, stated that be left the Mn.v.. has Ind altogether five children, and it is stated From Nant Ingo (May 24) the agent reports :-" In the 81 " Inglie - 9,000 .. Harks Valley 91 niversity of Oxford in December, 1859. He had bad an ' • ft Do. - St allowance of 3501. • y from his father. He then owed that since the death of one of them, about 18 months since , 10 fathom level west the lode los improved io appearance ti fri Do. is ft - .. 48. 4Kw Imo Ore.-- 51 6 .. Mee* upwards of 800/. Did not think he was so much in debt. there have been signs that her mind has bee n . affected ; Ge- this week- Today W. broke "Ma g °°d " me ' of ore inside it, 10 . Yak of Nig* the slicken slide. which is afgood omen of our having a pro- N. IN Tided& Illa. a Malice 130 U 5 - .. N. lnams (1161110) .. His balance-sheet locluded debts for dogcart, keep of uera ll y of a cheerful disposition, she has n inon that time be- ductive lode before um The ground is deo getting wet, 84. 100 West Cornwall fli 0 1 - 11, .. N. 111 Beast (Mops) 11 Os. 14 6 - horses, harness, Ac. Those debts were incurred, to the _ come subject at intervals to g roat despondency, and at the which is favouratde for large quantities of lead ore. In the it. Me W. - - 4,1140 .. Roth Wheel Cron: .. 12.9. 3 4 amount of about 1001 . after he left Oxford. He went from - a .. Per Coos. (N. .11 61 61 _ - Oxford to B urea l ay. H a d en income of g o t least provocation, or even without any, would give way to stopes in the back of same level east and west of rise the et. IN Way W666ll=l6l6Bt pak , N .,,„,.,, g 4 4 1 1. 1111 Providence (17=1. 19.8.7. 40 42 a year from the curacy. One jeweller was a paroxysms of violent hysterical passion, quite foreign to her dashing the lode, consequently no lode has been s k no Du ke g;,;", ,i 87 8 4 - 11,000 _ lortridos Con. Yin. Co. 1 - ng *Tee down since last report. The edit level driving north- - - 613 .. L Oarli4ol4ita okorl• • 14 1141 al - creditor for 301 . Had kept no account of the debts he was natural disposition. She was always noted for an extreme rEiriaiiias Tiiiime. at west is much the same as when last repor.ed. We are, asee .. IL Cern Brea (Memel . 5111sed 111 31 - contracting. He had no private property of his own, but an affection for her children, and mooned all the rumours that - ,ch interest of 1304 a year payable on the death of his father, however, daily intersecting small branches of musdic, and Illa I Pe.l AMMAN. I C lOOl9 l 5 91018 - I 98108 . ass .. 6. W. granola (Iliospa) Nate 100 106 have been freely circulated with regard to the motives for water iuuee freely from the ground. We have completed fit. Ho Briatoldfteterm.cAtk 94 96 - 910 .. Stray Park 111.9 l4 56 - WC now aged 60. The allowance from his father continued the; .-. ENO 6 Tamar SlLaLeadMa.C. 44 14 14 -he left Orford. He thought he should be able to the horrible tragedy, there is not one which would account cutting plat at the 10, and shall now put in solar pent. 84 100 'Caledorden Quer. Bh.. I - - - SKS 10 Tin Croft - pay his debts out of that allowance. The jewel - for their being the victims selected. which will require two days' delay to sink the shaft. liLl Cork sad 11 694011 011te - - all Oenawall, 6 pee eau. lel 21 - *OOO .. vale et Tows: m a i r d ie) la.. 1.1. - - - >v he We have 4 tens of ore dressed, and 2 tons mere •nearly fit for 6,000 .. West Basset ( ) ll II 13 - le n , he had purchased was not for himeelf but for nis morning shortly before 5 o'clock the bodies of the mar ket. Wo have 40 tons of blends ready for sale? :1 . 4 w a l l 2 . 4 1963 ' Ainui5. r " 419Ab5T A, 4 . J9 4. 6 " 104 9 100 4 - - 1,024 _W. Camden ( ) a 34 al - u -s. others, as Preeellte. The tame with regard to • two children-Annie Bowan'. Vpie aged 7 years ; and Alice - we .. Wool Botala - the St . 105 De. 11 .14.* - - dress. Had been poseeseed of a reversionary interest In v 6111 _ we. Basset (Maim) - 0 1 91 1 9 4 - eta yes, aged 5 years-were removed from Ludgate - hill to et IN Da. C. 7P• * - -•.- some freehold property, which he had sold in August, 1861. tiel .. Mt Buller illedrula) 5 40 ou - - All the debts in his balance.sheet were then owing. He Mr. Yyse's private residence at Kingston- oil -Thames, for COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. 9 4 111 D .. 6 .,.. 1•6 I.o3nLiz. tp.M.No.I 100 111 - 116.1 DK 110 0.090 _ Wit Edward ( Ca l itoek) 71 14 :e red 1.036 .. Wh. Kitty (Un. Lelma6 1.7.1. 101 Ilk - married in August, 1861, and made • settlement comprising interment at Hook Church, about one mile and a half • lit. 10 Do, New OD. ea 9 4. 12 7 1 * - ast 0,010 ... W.llaty kno(lieutivis.) • ie 6 - the • this freehold property, and a small prop e rty of his from Kingston. The funeral procession consisted of a LIVERPOOL COTTON ANDCORN MARKETS. U. 106 &stern Una* 6 p.*: 84 86 - wife's. He had nothing else which be could et. IN &Dn.* Gluey 6 p.a. 110 U ! - 1.540 .. Wh. Trelawber fLiu., 7 :6 16 - tier ree hearse and pair of h ones , followed by • mourning coach (THIS DAY.) St. IN idla.,Peritl,lsim 4 . 9.0. - - _ put into the settlement. His father joined in it. and gave arrange. containing four gentlemen. O wingto the careful (se 111/11111 AND 111111 NAGIIIIIO TELIOEMIE.) St. IN Great Northern, 12. et. 111 118 .- of tip his life interest. He agreed to continue an allowance to M. 169 Dab aredat 10p. pm. 112 114 •••• 1022,1111 Mllll4 the bankrupt as long as be chose. His wife was still living. mint, few Perm= were present. CMOS nos OWN 0011111PONDIWT.) Ist Bt. 109 Do. 41 pee mot. lO6 106 101 He. I ft. I linme. I Pit IM. priest Ilalas. a The interest of the whole property was secured to her. - to, me Dosp,e,rat a ts pages. 197 DM - 10,ON N Larezeltsa ... .... . 111 1 1 11 - 78,009 1 Bon 1101... dr f ab• By Mr. ofd-Had been four years at Oxford, and KIDDERMINSTER ELECTION. rate inquiry, at firm rates. Sales, probably 3,000 or 4,000 11 ap (14.K.Boothind, tattler. -•- - - bad spent &good deal of money there. Was 23 years of age bales. 6S 11 04.Weisa(Berkaltliants, - - all• --.9.- - ISOM 6 leatlL Ac re d il.Ce.(Liae)i eil - 04 when he left. The corn market dull • and with very little doing in either re to i t ^deem 4 ,1: -.. i,«? 13 - 12,000 40 Cohn , all 19 - POLLING.-(THIS DAY). ' 16 6 8 - Mr. Serval submitted that this case showed only the wheat or flour, both of which move slowly at reduced noes. " Mom 10 0091aP 0C V 11 _, / lei, et. 105 Do. &redeem. 4p. et. 92 96 034 (ea usual career of an Oxford student. They all relied on their (sr micriuc rittrosira). Indian corn iu moderate request, and 275. for mixed ; /4 ,. He D a , tp .,, L ,„,),„„ ) . y Tu r, ley les - 25,000 1 Copula surer - expectations from their friends, and it was not unreason- holders firm at this rate. Crate and oatmeal dull. St. 100 Do. Hirai. Dua...qock 711 78 - moo 1 Dun Mountain Copper' *1 1 4 - na. ONE O'CLOCK. 26,000 3 East Del fter(Lholted)l 1 1 Ipm II tv able that they should incur debts on those expectations. 84. MO W : Mrm. Pref. Stew - - St Me Do. Chest. ilea. Stock 76 78 71 - 26000 I Ifintwas (LIM.) - ad- The Comrniasioner-Where do you Pod that doctrine ? Colonel White (Liberal) - 10,000 95 General all 22 24 - era oil (Laughter.) Mr. Talbot (Conservative) - 86.000 IOR Northern Copper Mr. Sergood, in mower to the court, stated that both the era Australia (La.) 11 1 ia e - - eel assignees were Oxford tradesmen, one was a jeweller, the Mr. Talbot claims to have since reduced the majority at present without important ales by private coutract Re- St. 100 Lana& Parked 11p.oet 118 14.1 fined: the supply at market is still limited ; prices are um et lay liemAgrishx•glf.r•Gua. - Kew 11 Upends (Um.) 1 l 1 Pm! - other s watchmaker. The bankrupt bad corns I.° the court t° 13 . 116 No. I 115 117 - 16.0111 8 Unarm all 7 8 f - ere Cy changed. 10,1111 6 Isettaniaa - St. 100 Do.lip.e. de. EL 1 115 117 - unwillingly, having been thrown into prison by one of his Correg.-The late arrivals have had a tendency to keep si. iso D ,..,..,... 40. ... nu la - MAN 1 IleelWta all 4 4 21 41 41 1 . = creditors. same i g.Mase.c.l. , Ana (L) 3 ' ah - - Na- FIREK AND 586.101J8 Ai:SIMI/4T. -This morning a is e rears., quiet. 84 100 Dale. do. Sic 4U5 117 Jae His Honour said that there was no direct evidence of fire happened in the premises of Mr. Parsons, r, situate Tea.-A fair business has been tranucted in fine coo- et 100 D 0.6 as. do. ~... - - - 1 :: : ::: 9: toatin i ar p allverLeau testl 1 11 _ isul extravagance, except what might be inferred from the iu the Bethnal.green-rusd. The stock in e was nearly sous for shipping ; other descriptions are very dull of sale. St. 101 Do. De.gefsal da• • - - - . 1 Seale Barbara Gold II 1 41 pm deo balance-sheet . Those who knew the history of university consumed. A fire also took place in the premises of Mr. Elem.-There is a fair demand at previous prices, but the U. 100 Do.7p.o.rrecintick.. US 114 - - tl , imprudence would not be at all astonished at the result of w, clerk, Vauxhall-walk, by which a son of Mr. Clark, t ransact i ons repor t e d are un i na p er t ent , SI. /110 Do.op.e.do.(W. LOC.?. 1N 133 - 90;11N I Scottish Austin. (Um.? Ma 11 11 pm; 11.000 110 it. John del Rey (Lim.) IS 68 OS 1 - Dr. this examination. But he was certainly surprised no d e i g ht ' , Lea , was burot in a fearful manner ;he was Ric, i s i nac ti ve ; 700 he l p only a dd. nt. me Onep.c.nt.tdtv.oeL Oki - to find that an under-graduate had been allowed to run into 77 79 - 4E174 111 United ldszlain MI 71 71 I " also taken to St. Thomas's Hospital, and but little hopes are Sitriwrss.-120 bags refraction 151 sold at 455 . 6d. St. 100 lain IPt 90 - mem 3 worthiss Lim.l , iiii - rent debt 130/ and upwards for jewellery. That was a very bad en t er t a i ne d o f hi recovery . W 17011.-200 bales eold at previous prices. et. leo Lab W.LVv.eNtan.6p.o. - - - 44071 5 Yndanamutans (Lim.). all 24 I - WWI prenemtion for the church . However it might be said, Tor Orars's Riarstn•v re F:nrwntioris3 _On ._ -.I ... His Honour said that there was no direct evidence of extravagance, except what might be inferred from the balance-sheet. Those who knew the history of university imprudence would not be at all astonished at the result of this examination. But he wu certainly surprised to find that an under-graduate had been allowed to run into debt 139/. and upward for jewellery. That was • very bad preparation for the church. However it might b e sa id, Multi boni (even), idem gesserunt ;" and the court could not hold very severely against this still young man the consequences of • race of imprudence participated in by so very marly. AnotLer observation he could not help snaking. The oppo.log creditors were particeps criminis. As to the risk of being paid, they Mend their own insurers, by the eior bit.ince of the charges they generally made. The case was • miserable one ; but it was only in unison with the rest of the noes which now crowded that court. The bankrupt would pus his tsaminatioo, and have his discharge. FIRES AND SRRIOUS ACCIDINT.—This morning a fire happened in the premises of Mr. Parsons, grocer, situate l in the Bethuid-green.road. The stock in trade was nearly consumed. A tire also took place in the premises of Mr. W. Clark, Vauxhall-walk, by which a son of Mr. ('lark, aged eight years, was burnt in a fearful manner ; be was taken to St. Thomas's Hospital, and but little hopes are entertained of his recovery. THE QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY IN EDINBURGH.—On the invitation of a number of ministers belonging to the various protestant denominations in the city, the Lord Provost, and other gentlemen, a meeting for special prayer was held in 4ueen-street Hall on Saturday, in observance of the Queen s birthday. The chief object of the meeting was "to unite in commending her most gracious Majesty to the Divine blessing and protection." The services were conducted by clergymen and others.—Ediebunnt Courant. THE FRENCH TREATY.—TIIO commercial treaty between England and France has already given rise to • trial, which has been heanl before two courts at Boulogne surfder, and is now submitted on appeal to the commission established at the Ministry of the Interior to decide on all disputes of that kind. A number of boxes containing sewing•macbines were shipped in England for France. On their arrival at Boulogne, • certificate was presented to the Custom-house officer, stating that these articles were of English manufacture. This certificate was signed by the French Consul at Folkestone. The Custom-house officer, knowing that a manufactory of eewing•machioes exists at New York, and seeing that the boxes had come by sea pre view' to their being shipped in England for France, seized them under pretence that the certificate of origin was false. The cause was first tried by the jute de /.air of Boulogne. The commission agent to whom the cases were consigned contended that the signature of the French consul was decii,ive as to the question of origin. The Imperial Frocureur replied that the consul could not be held accountable for the accuracy of the contenta of a certificate presented to him for signature, and that the Custom-house officers had a perfect right to verify the accuracy of the certificate. The Jwie de pair having decided in favour of the procureur, an appeal was made to the civil tribunal of Boulogne. That court having confirmed the judgment of the jsye de pair, the case has been referred to the commissioners at the Ministry of the Interior to decide upon all disputes arising from certificates of origin. COFFEL—Tbe late arri►als have had a tendency to keep the market quiet. 'DEL.—A fair business has been transacted in fine con. sous for shipping ; other descriptions are very dull of sale. Reg.—There is a fair demaud at previous prices, but the transactions reported ►re unimportant. Rice is inactive ; 700 bags only sold. 9nametres.-120 bags refraction .' sold at 455. 6d. (kirrog.-200 bales sold at previous prices. Ingoo.—The quarterly public sales of Guatemala have commenced very heavy—low and ordinary sorbs at 10d. to la. decline ; good and floe at about lid. decline, on the prices ruling at February public sales. ka. and Dom Lat. Laid. 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Mora of Las, laa.. awl Clans Imo_ !ria. at Canada tit jn i st re .tAusLatertd swain Bank. United 136 140 D. Now Landon and London Join= London C kann Al/Aw Lon. and Wadsniniter Metro. & Prov. Busk (I troy. of 101 104 101 103 F 6 90 • 19 U 14 U 96 41 46 119 127 119 196 101 104 11s U 4 ji TairW s z li New South Wales Bonk Vorporo bank Provtur.lal of Ireland south Austra li s . . ... Union of Australia Union of Louie. lOWGN MAYS. ESCAPE OF THREE CONVICTS FROM MILLBANK PRlSON.—Yesterday morning three convict., one under sentence of transportation for life, the other two for four teen years, made their escape from this prison by breaking through the top of the building, after which, by removing some slates and a large Sag, and making a rope of their sheets, they let themselves down, and got clear off. The police were speedily apprised of their escape ; but, though measures were instantly adopted for their apprehension, the have not yet been retaken. RAILWAY At:CHANT NEAR PRESTON.—On Mon day morning an accident occurred on the Preston and W.re Railway by which a tender and two carriages were thrOwn off the line, and the lives of a large number of passengers were endangered. The 8.30 a.m. express train from Fleet wood to Manchester, due in Preston at 9 o'clock, neared the last-narucal place about that time, and when coming round the curve north of Maudland the rod of the self-acting points broke, and the engine and carriages, instead of going on to Preston, went towards the Maudland station, for a din. tame of 200 yards. The tender and two of the carriages were thrown off the line by the shock, but fortunately they suffered little damage, and the passengers also escaped serious injury. The train was a very heavy one, consisting of ten carriages, the passengers being chiefly merchant. from Preston and Manchester, who in the summer time spend Saturday and Sunday of each week at Fleetwood, Blackpool, and Lytham. A portion of the rails were torn up by the dragging of the carriages. It is fortunate that the train stopped where it did ; a few yards further, and it would have been on the crossing of the Lancaster and Car lisle Railway, on which a train was due, where a co llision would have been inevitable, and a fearful loss of life not improbable. A Warns MULL—A few days back, Mr. Samuel Pureglove, farmer, of Flowers Green, Hurstmonoeaux, having had Ms garden much molested by moles, be com menced trapping. To his great surprise he caught one as white as indk, which he has preserved for stuffing. It is the same vise as the common mole. — Sussex Advertiser. THE POLICE COURTS. (rills DAY.) BOW-STREET. ASSAULT ON • PUBLICAN. James Mabrick, ► well-droned young man, who said he was a clerk, was charged with assaulting Mr. Vickresa, the landlord of the Wellington T►vern, corner of Wellington etreet, Strand. The prosecutor stated that the prisoner entered his house yesterday, with another gentleman and a woman of bad character. They went into what is called the private department. He informed them that he did not allow women of that class in that department. The prisoner replied by asking him how much he paid for his shirt collar. (A iaugh.) This woman went out, but the prisoner went up to the counter sod ordered a glass of gin. and-water, with which wither refused to serve him. The prisoner said, " I insist upon you serving me. I am not drunk ; and if you don't serve me. I will go to the nearest magistrate and complain." Witness replied, "You may go ." but checked himself. The prisoner said, "I wish you ha d finished the sentence 'go to the devil,' and I would have punched t r a head." Witness said, "That would be a cowardly ' to do." The prisoner then str uc k hi m a v i o l en t blow on the head. He called a constable, and gave the prisoner into custody. He was the worse for liquor. Mr. Yickress, jun. (son of the complainant), and Mr. Barker, a gentleman who happened to be present, corrobo rated the statement. The prisoner said the woman was certainly of the class alleged. but she was quite sober and behaved herself properly. Mr. Henry said that might be, but many publicans who wished to keep their houses respectable would not serve such persons at all, at least in a pert of the house specially appropriated to more respectable persons. It was quite a mistake to suppose that a publican was bound to serve any person who entered the house. The prisooer—l thought he was hound to serge me, es I wa. sober. The woman was gone then. Mr. Henry —Exactly ; and you were standing on what you thought your right. You were wrong. But that was only a mistake, and would be no great harm if you bad not assaulted him. The prisoner denied that he had th rea t ene d to strike Mr. Vickress, and said that he only struck him atter be (Mr. Vickress) had called him a coward. He also alleged that Mr. Vickress was drunk._ This WM contradicielby the police, and by Mr. Vickress himself. Mr. Henry asked how long Mr. Vickrees had kept the boom ? Mr. Vickresa--Foarteen years, sir. I have been a homed victualler for 37 years, and never bad a cmplaint against me. Mr. Henry said there was obviously no ground for the im putation. At the station house the prisoner had said that young Mr. Viekreas assaulted him. The prisoner —I say so still. Mr. Henry-1f be had done so be would only have acted in defet.ce of hie father. There in no excuse for your con duct. You must pay W., or be imprisoned fora month. I Pd. 101 Flees. i dales. 1~~ 10,000 10,000 IRMO 10,000 4000 00.000 12,500 NUM OJAI ii% iii tSR Ili yi. ~ti 81. 111 SO 90 II pots' 94 44 211 78 e B 9 61 66 tis } pm 19} 60* id St S 6 96 97 S9O 40 lei 19 ze S 6! 87 3.11 i 37# id Mid Tee isOi dis 81 n i go zd 1 J IN 91 zd 39 41 49 61 36 36 811 91 $6 38 a 16 Zai 33k 114 *7 u - N. 1 Pd. 1 MMUS/. 1 OWN. piton. I 1 l4O. 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U. 16 164 114 16 60000 10 Ifnaludutl rm.,* eon& o p.r 4 pus - N H e ill M a nia Junailon - - - 700,000 86. Nesarto Telegraph .... 100 99 102 - N an UM Oinolanoe I N.M - - 70.000 6 Ina. ena Aust. Cop. .. all 2 14 - N en sad Turnhout - 10,000 1.6 ON. Stallill Navlgari•o 14 II 27 - N an Igor and Geneva - - - 1110,400 1 Great Ship (United) .. ell - N a Marla /Mad* - - - 106000 1 Do. 174 per cent. Pref. all - SI all XamollUigetZ e the 8/ 84 - 12,000 1 Lou. Dtarlct Tel. (L).. if SI 111 44 II an iD0.03/.1.111. 6066.1 01 . 20 41 - 200.0e0 10 Lou. o.n. °online; fk,. aL 1 I - 16 all Versales id - 10,000 10 LaLdalre.Dlr.Tel. X) 2 • par Ipa - II al I Do. Nat @bares ... - Wail a/ Madras Irrtgu. aO I a.) it I vill - 10 en Noringlaa honk Pref. S 10 - t o 1.1,000 111 Modlter. la. TeL (U.a.) all 441 - 1 0 16 OttniueollapriaLlan) 8 7Ns - 14,000 Si Natloned LlCOlOlt Co.. 11 il Ipm - 10 all leoazaallledll 434 444 - 1000 10 NerbnAdaCoalalroolL l II 11 pm - N an lad Odour 6l 63 - 80 II Netherlandel. Sp. e.pl4 an 1 - N 11l Lelia sod I. Trasaboo 1.70 0 .714 1.00 N. Brune. IN. Seal IA. 11 11 14 - a'snosipsolg.7l). o . si si es - 186170 IN. Bat. Audralsima.. all a 1 - N an alga Nil Dmaa •• - - - 60,000 1 . 04,4 - N ail lord Dolma - 60,010 1 Do. .• New Nerve'.. all I# ii an - 10,008 10 . en. In. SUL (Ma).. all 6 6, - 4 1111 I per firol. - - - _ 606,1110 la Peel Neer land a Ina IN 64 68 110 all esd Nome - . 1 11, lb teals. sadOelis. Slim aU 011 Tio sol i 10 all Da per Nal hoe 54 91 91 16 84 Da. Now 36 10 II pa - IS 8 )g.7pera. i tPM •-. JOAO II Wks a lad. TeL GA all 181 194 - 20 IS Tara= 114 31 po/ sd - zd Kap pp L wow 1 .10 , - 10 10 I.lllof PorNIP I7 I IO.I4 P -' - I - 10,446 14 Do. NOW .O .... 10 4 Tula sal Savona ... . -4, 23 UN deJan. CULIer './ ) al; 161 f ro -.... 10 all Imams of Prance- - 231 146 - 20,7 .. Do. ft an Wed /Iradore - WIN IN Boyd Wall Nam -- N 40 61 - 10 all Do. Om Nal Prof 10 104 zd - NUN N. Sala lawman. IN 136 140 - 10 al Mast. illf. W. 431 haw. SI 15 . - 14,11/1, IS inarellan Lail all la ea - DIBINTIII.I STOCKS. l% 1 TeLialp .. all # I 110,40, 1 la. U. Zaatiterall.. an # - No. 1 Sh. 1 030011. IPdI CL Won I Sale. 11.600 10 Da do. on 4 8 - iMOM N. illUtimits.w.chaaktely IN IN 101 1004 SONO 1 Pelegraph to ludla (L.) 1 I die psi - N. Neellent4p.atlicallipt. 91 96 - M. •10 .41 AL of 41•46(L.) F.l. I dim pi - 1111,461 84. 1.1144.4p.e1Lain.66/60 98 100 - N. a 16 Trualetla.Co.C.Omada 4 11 pa - ....L. 116 NMI* B. Wait. 4a. at. 1111 - - - 16,000 6 Co. Einem T_ a. OW •Si l l* AI •- 111,, 141011.310 z .1611.44. IN 102 106 -. 16.100 130 la Diana's laaL ... 941 .. ?kit 214 t :ene r. kOl4 s ;isnot ttre Oen& I— re hill lupe' g food 00°' TALLOW MARIEZT.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the following quotations : Town tallow, 445. 3d. net cash ; Petersbuz Y.C. on the spot, 461. 3d. • June, 46e. to 465. 3d. ; y 475. ; Sep tember, Vs. 9a. ; October to December, 48s. 3d. to 495. SMITHFIKLD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mears. Harvey and Easton report trade very slow, at bat day's prices. Prime meadow hay, 70s. to 80a. ; superior ditto, ills. to 925. 6d.,• inferior ditto, 50s. to 60a. ; clover, old, 90s. to 112 s. 6d.; ditto now, mond cut, 804. to 100 a. ; traw. 38s. to 40s. PROVINCIAL ALARM MARKETS. LITIIitrOOL, MAT 94--Bales to-day. Lancashire and York shire, 10814 a—London and North Wtstern, 93 I—London and South Western, 901-11ancheater, Shelield, and Lincoln, 41— likliand stock. Eastern stock, 831 —East Anglian Mx per Cent., B, I+Jo—brand Trunk of Canada, 141—Great Lux embourg, 14 15-16 15 It 1.16 I 3 16--Illinois Central. 431 ,1- sambra and If 5u5e.1113.16 1 ex d.— Alliance halted), lep , a new . MAT 36.—There was a very quiet market, and prices were rather lower. Eastern Counties, 66„—Groat Luxem bourg, 16 11-16—Great Ship, fa. irand Trunk of tlinada,?.43 —llli nois Central, all d.—Lancashire and Yorashire, 1054 }—North Eastern York) 85—South Eastern, gin—Northern Counties Bank, p . . ButnlSOff ix, Mae til. —Business was dull. There Were sales of South Staffordshire Bails aya at 103. and Metropolitan Wagon shares at 14 prom. Staffordshire sod Worcestershire Canal share. were quoted 5124 5174—South Staffordshire Watt:. Works, ' ea la Britannia Flour Miffs, 5-113 to prem. : and Birmingham 911 to 941. LONDON EXHIBITION or Doot.—Tbe "London Exhibition of Fancy and other Dogs," which was opened yesterday morning for a private view, bids fair to be as successful as its predecessor of last year. The Holborn Hone Repository has been selected as the scene for this display, and the cases and cages around its walls are filled by almost every variety of the canine race. There are Pomeranian dogs, there are Dalmatians, there are sheep dogs, and foreign dogs, and d that we cannot well enumerate, and all in their several classes had one who stood forth to gun first honours. Rotten EXPLOSION AT CORN.--CORE, MONDAY. —About seven o'clock this morning a terrific boiler g; explo sion took place at the patent spinnin g m ill an d factory, a short distance from the village of Horglss. The factory is one of the most extensive in the kingdom, and is owned by Messrs. Wallis and Pollock. The explosion occurred while the men were connect ing the engine with the water-wheel, it being worked by both steam and water power. The fire was non fined to the eastern portion of the premises, where there was • large quantity of both manufactured and uomastifac tured hemp. In a few hours the fire was got under. Pro perty and machinery to the extent of several thousands of pounds have been destroyed. The premises were insured, but to what amount is not known. Four men injured; but, except a fireman, their injuries are not einem—Cork Examiner._ --- - - Yesterday, twavy-three persons were examined before the Grimsby magistrates on the charge of rioting at the Grimsby election, in February last. During the riot great damage was done to the Yarborough Hotel, and several policemen were roughly handled. Of the prisoners sixteen were identified as being concerned in the distur bances, and were committed to Lincoln anises for trial on • charge of riot, but not with felonious intent. Bail was aoce_pted for the prisoner& CRYSTAL PALACI. g SHILLING Day... MOSDAT, May 26 —. Admissions on payment, 2,358 ; ditto, by soma tickets, 746 ; total, 3,164. 3 MONEY MAitliET.-(THIS DA}•) Two o'Cwci. The funds to-day are firmer, support being found in the easier appearance of the money market. Consols are quoted about 4 per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. English rail way stocks are rather fiat. Business generally in the Stock Exchange is very dull. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Ryden opened at 70fr. 22c., being about the same as yesterday. Turkish Loan Scrip is quoted 24 to 21 prem. ; Egyptian, 1 7-16 to 1 9-16 prem. ; and Russian, I to # prem. Consols are officiallymarked 934, 4,and 4 turn div., for money, and 924, ex div., for the account. The present quotations are 934 to 4, cuss div., for cash, and 924, " buyers," ex div., for the 10th of June. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 914, 4 ; India Stock, 2284 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1094, g, 4, it ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 991 ; ditto Bonds, 265. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaoed " rupee paper, 1034 ; Exchequer Bills, 10s., 14s. prem. The foreign stock market is quiet. The Turkish Loan of 1864 remains quoted too} to 81, and that of 1868, 70 to }. Spanish Certificates have fallen ; the last transactions are at 81 and Bi. Mexican Bonds and Italian Five per Cents. are fairly supported. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazi lian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 1858, 1860, 93, ; Italian Five per Cents., 70i, 70 (exchange 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents.. for account, 32, I ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for ac count, 45} ; Russian Five per Cents., 1862 (scrip), prem. ; ditto paid up scrip, 92} ; Spiunah Three per Cents., for account, 641 ; ditto Passive, 19i ; the Committee's Certificates, Bi, f ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 801, I ; ditto, Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 701, 70 ; ditto 1001. bonds, 71; ditto Six per Cents., 1862 (scrip), ai prem. ; ditto paid up scrip, 704, j. The demand for money appears to be subsiding. Although in many quarters 3 per oent. is still asked for good bills, transactions occurred yesterday at 21. At the Bank of England the applications were limited. In the Stock Exchange the supply is large, and very low rates are taken for short loans on good securities. _ It would appear that the remittances to Turkey on account of the new loan will be effected during the next week or two with less pressure upon the money market, and with a smaller draught upon oar stock of bullion, than had been apprehended. It has transpired that about one million sterling in bar silver is in course of transmission to:Constan tinople on account of the loan. This amount has been contracted for in London during the last few days, and is now delivered, or in course of delivery, from the Continent. The whole is expected to be sent from this country in about a week. Little or no gold will probably be sent hence to pay for the silver, as the transaction can be more advanta geously adjusted with the Continent through the medium of bills, although this creation of paper must naturally tend to influence tbs. exchanges adversely. The price of bar silver is now be. 10. per ounce, but is not expected to be maintained, owing to the completion of the present operation. About 4,300,0001. in cash is believed to have been paid as yet by the subscribers on account of the Turkish Loan, and specie to the amount of about 2,000,0001. has now either been despatched or provided. The subsequent remittances will probably be made in sovereign., but for the present, as already stated, it is unnecessary to have recourse to the stock in the Bank of England, and this is an . immediate advantage. About 80,0001. of the recent supplyfrom Australia has been taken for Spain. The America, from Boston, has brought 12,0001. An instalment of 10 per cent. fell due yesterday on the Italian Maremmana Railway Loan of 1,338,0001. The effect of the American news at Liverpool yes terday has been a decided increase of strength in the cotton market. Prices were quoted fully as high as on Friday, and the transactions have risen to 5,000 bales. An alteration was made yesterday in one of the rules of the Stock Exchange, but it is only of interest to the members. The time for payment on foreign stocks or scrip shares is altered from three o'clock to half-past two o'clock on account days only. On other days the regulations stand as before. The majority of the railway traffic returns to bo published this week will probably show a con siderable falling off, as the comparison lies with Whitsun week last year. The Brighton return shows a decrease of 3,677/., and the South Eastern a decrease of 1,6451. - _ _ The Stock Exchange Committee have fixed Monday, the 2nd of June, for the settlement in the shares of the Indian Branch Rai' iny Com pany (Limited), which are to be =lrked iu the official list. _ . --- The Ottoman Railway (Smyrna to Aidin) Six per Cent. Debentures lately offered having, been all placed, the committee have authorised them to be quoted in the Stock Exchange official list. The directors of the London Chartered Bank of Australia have issued a report, to be presented at the meeting on the 6th of June. It is of a favour able character. The recommendation as regards dividend, and an addition to the reserve fund , - bas already been published. A dividend court of proprietors of the Royal Exchange Assurance Corporation will be held on the 18th June. A call of U. 10s. is ordered by the Court of Chancery to be paid by the contributories of the Professional Life Assurance Company by the 4:11 of June. _ . . _ The half-yearly dividends are advertised on Swedish Provincial Mortgage Bonds and on Cape of Good Hope Debentures. The Bengal Huticant* of the 10th of April, re ceived by the last mail, contains an authentic re port of Mr. Laing's important speech on introducing the Indian budget for the ensuing year. This is a document of high importance both to Indian and to many home interests. .• London agent, F. Algar, Clement's-lase, EX. MONDAY Emma. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 92k, "sellers," ex div. for the 10th of June, opened and closed to-day at 92 to 1. Fur money the last price was N 1 to 1, cunt div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 1, cum div. ; ditto for account (June 10), 92/, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91/ ; New Three per Cents., 911, L ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 151 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1091, 1 ; ditto Bonds, 20s. prem. There was no alteration in the India Five pee Cent. stock, which was quoted 1091 to 1. Exche quer Bills were likewise steady at 10s. to 14a. prem. Business in the foreign stock market was upon only a moderate scale. A general meeting of the Crystal Palace Com pany is called for the 10th of June. A New TIAXWAY Proorscr•—An application ben been made, os behalf of the proprietor of a novel style of tram or street railway, to the Marylebone Council, for pormiasion to lay down, as an experiment, 100 yards in Oxfordatreet or some other public theronnisfere. Ti. principle Intl said to be in operation in Salford, war Man chester, and obviated all the objections of Mr. Tildes tram way, no trams being above the surface, and the Caine ;Is kept steady by a lifting °mitre wheel, running in a eon• -e groove. A committee bee been appointed to consider the application and report thereon.