The Express. — London, England, 1862-04-30 00:00:00

THE IMPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, Al / Rll 80, 1862 . impERIAL PARLIAMENT. LAW INTELLIGENCE. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE SH ARE LI•92B.—(THIS DAI) MONEY A ~_,....____ HOUBI OF COMMONS.-(rais DAY.) (TIM DAY.) -- '-- The Scram leek the shale at 12 ecdoek Two o'Osoos PRIVATE 110411NESS. . ---e- (ST Sanwa TELEGRAPH.) Little business has been done in railway stocks The fund. to Tice Falmouth Water Bill was reed • second time• coma os EXCHMQ DER. THIRSK MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) to-day, but the market -is still firm, with improvement i ee s Edinburgh Reed sad Street Bill was read a third Rittin tre Besse fa Issisr Terem-(Before the Lord Chief .__ au upward tendency. he principal lea- are generally I lase Ind taweed. sad Berens Draeseeell, Martin, and Wilde.) SILVER CUP. About one mile and three-rmartes ture is a rise in Great Northern stook. ADdoIItNMENT OF FRE HOUSE. ALAN S. 11011111011 AND OTEIDA -Jinx:MUT. First Whip, Hardluck, mby Flageolet, Lad Hotham, South Eastern has also improved 1; Cale. instances have ties O. GREY. ea WIWI of Load Pelnierstoa, moved that Th e court ye indpeeeni g this e sse , w hi c h was en ac• , S kyrocket , Candidate , Gamester, Emil'', Baedb o 7, Heinen, donjon, } ; and Eastern Counties, it. Th the hone al be nein adjoin to Thursday, at 6 o'clock. tics I, the et Lamont, • bankrupt, m r . g. a hr e y, fu rr y B ru i ser , Coral, Rarey, Mark Tapley, W i th egad to aminnittess, it was open to them to ad. 2 071 1 9•1 Maw% Hsieh , sod Co_ ,to mower comma - Village irl. Amber Witch, Spanking Roar. other principal lines are without change. bus iness ahacee contini pore ma Thandsiy_ or not, as they pleased. Nos on the charter of twit vein& sued the New York and Rah y - , Tagnver - ttaaL."Pard, Barker , Cariboo c, Lnakam and g by Loudon and North Western stock is now Turkish Loat 7, INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDEN'T SOCIETIES BILL the Glasgow, which wen taken by the Preach govern' Pigskin are quoted 96 } to 3; Great Western , 74} to 1 ; Egyptian, li to Mr. S. LISIVOCRT moved tb• mooed reeding of this bill, nest dewing the Crimean war. to an area . fifilland, I . o_Bl to 109 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, th• Sou P rem the /keel of 'loch am to ommohdale the law and make it west between the dame, w a sh Lamont was t o raceme THERIOT HANDICAP. About one mile and six furlongs. p i ton , i s .water that working men who in certain parts of the if. per met. , and renewed charters having been ' Montrose, Upperhaed, East Stanley, Rapparee , Interest , line to dold ; Caledonian, Mi to ii i to 4 ; At Paris this country formed themselves into societies. might, he the mitemed into he claimed comnsiedou tiPm th ese Joey Joaes, Vobitile, Sacerdos, Chained% Recluse, Oast- Eastern, 841 to 851 ; Eastern Counties, telegram, then ...t ea t., that be ... entitled to it, away, fby Hospodar , ._ . Beverley, Earl of Westmoreland. and Great Northern, 115 to 117. west's ...eiriluterass of their member , fortis • capital oleo, Was ,Wrying out for their mutual benefit certain Wes. under the custom among brokers. At the trial the Lo , Patrick, Prologue. a d Charlton life hero. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted 70fr. 35c., beim ins, mention.- The 101 l was in effect an eon. Chief Brun excluded evidence of the alleged custom, and HURDLE RACE. About one mile and a half. 3to 3} prem. Grand Trunk of Canada have im- Console are of sae d that of 1 , e . ,,;„ and two-tithe el le directed a Renault. The cue was argued at considerable Peggy Taft, Mystery, Catch it that Can, Spanking Roger, ommted trimly of the mine provides, es were MIRO woo •Me to set aside the noosed, or for • new may, we Pony cby Cariboo, Flateatcher, 6 yre, Taw proved, as have also Dutch Rhenish and Sambre money, and 931 i ',m e wed in that measure, and the other owstaird vial keeper, Maid of Think, Heenan, Emily, Echo, and Flat- and Meuse. Great Luxembourg exhibit • relapse. Lions are93l for ( a , w ra.i.ae.i, dee, that the penvisiou which Unlined Mr. Baron Bramwell and Mr. laroo Martin were of catcher, aged, are here. ORDINARY MUM AND ISTOCICIL bake jade , May. ou The official ..sch societies to holding one acre of lead should no loafer *Won that the evidence of custom should have been ad- I Cl ter M ‘ ric.i ..,.i. It eld be remembered that th e bill of 1862 wee Witted, and that the rule should be made absolute. Ager.-Tim Whittler, Pilot, Swift, and Sensors. 81 1 . Ed I Unman. I Ito 1 p.m. Stock, 237, 230 istrslured as an experiment, and parliament was naturally The Lord Chief Baron said he was still of opinion that he tai ail _,.... . _ _ _Una WoLenseettreL 75 lit 92 ; New Three "Gr. to in vest such bodies with large powers ; besides, at rfOttly decided to reject the evidence, but after the opi- .... ... and-a-Half per ~.,c time Parliament bad not recognised the peiociple of OM expressed by his two learned brothers he might well DISASTROUS FIRE AT THE ABBEY MILLS, It r W ad Ilsektisrn alr"4"Clia" ....-... ai. .... - ."' Z. ivssr SLY.-(THIS DI Y.) 16:1 ell arthmel_ rfwe ea 1885, 15 3-18, 6 ;.•, , i.-lh..bility. The bill ado. provided that such societies hare some doubt upon the point. 141 ell leeteeoleetreAtlSA.o. II 7 ai. .b..... 1 be permitted to build, purchase, rent, and sell Mr. Berea Wilds aid he would take no part in the Ads. - a -- IN. Be Meet sad lasers -.. 91 91 ... 104, 4 ; ditto I h0e..., or any other kind of property, and to invest their peek ace having beard the whole case, but as far as he The well-known Abbey Mills, at West Ham, se. tea N a i s a m i, a fouls in other societies, also that the principle of limited Waal the argument, as to the admissibility of the evidence, ea 1004; ditto, 1884 i...lslity shall he applicable to them, and further that they be thmighith . Lord chid Nir . tr u perfectly right, in the which were associated with so much interest, souse of the N ae sn ail Oak and Maks - -•• - 6 ~.-. wall - structure forming part of the old monastery or abbey, gg a li Di, AI6 mamm a l , .... 2 - , prem. ;Five pc shall he nabbed to levee' a portico of their funds for par- lecenle_ . be adored - were totally destroyed by fire this morning. They stood 141 all Da illp,aispetillo• -. ... '" 1034, 103 ; ditt --• of education, recreation, ad mutual improve- . 0 01 1 1 ebeeluta N all Dana entlentel rue. 41 48 -- '..ent. The latter provision ins necessary inasmuch on the banks of • stream running into the River Les, is alt D e m Jule, *ANAL 10 It - i ; Exchequer I • the registrar in England had ref used to allow COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE , adjacent to the North Woolwich line of the Easton 111. .110 id Aetna _ ti 23 - Inactivity pre :oe lasi of such esteem to be so emplo y ed. (Were the Jeild Ordlass7.) Counties Railway. The property was of considerable 15. a. la = 1 ; 6000 =1 LI r, 581 a_ The Turkish Lo Ithorigh the registrar ..f Scotland had permitted IL He w61131/ALL V. JODIE MID wiry. Do. 114selc3 38 40 -0 is aware that the Soleotor Geooral proposed • gemeral Mr. O'Malley, Q.C., sad Mr. Pansy lip= for the "teal , Eel the r ills ware worked by s ts a ° 4 water, sad • 11 ‘ Iffl a. while that of : !I, and it bed had suggested that there was, therefore, so *lathe, a lieutsesat is the fe3th Foot. Mr. e , Q.C., wind. They form • auspicious object as the broad West N a ma ws sal memiso. 00 - e r - The variations i ~rmity for thie saner*, but on thst part be had fie oh- sod Dr. Spines for the defendants. Ham marsh, and the peat metropolitan sewer which is now - i ti: leg "ems, Desires Mg elg - rye Shea he should be happy to tusk. such alterations as The testatrix was the wife of the plantar ; and dm in prove,. passes close to them. They belonged to the 10 all llerlhang elgsle Jr. ...: ..r - Transactions an - -1141 male de previsiene of his bill eoeform to the general executed the will on tho 2nd of Ansa* ~........ of Old Five per C sAed herliew,thal Shine ova whom behalf he introduced the 1659, at Neenineb, in India, where she lay r .....--. Christ Hospital, and were in the occupation of it. IN • si t s t a lral** I; in 114 115 115 1 Id Six per Cents., I I modified it perewarr, in onler to provide for certain dying of dysentery. It was wholly ia favour Mr. K. Miller. It appears that the mills were closed at the It 140 Omit Isethees 1 1. . DOA / ADM way. 113 114 -. • Ain while would mot Is iscludel in the present bill. of her husband ; and it was drawn up and witnesaed by Me. usual time last evening, when the several de- aa, " i n mi tt w aps is IN 199 - (exchange 25fr.) behead that in the co-operation of the working Elliott (the assistant surgeon of the regiment), and by partments were gone over, and all seemed safe. About es. ~.....ene n o s, ow, 104 04 - „,. in the stay suggested was to be found the true Major Factor. She died in about two hours afterwards. a quarter to '2 o'clock this morning a police-constable 11, Or me Members l4 745 7 4 1 t i mans Railway), --.. of those questions t now vexed the Probate win resisted by the brother-in-law of the testatrix, aeticed a glare of light in a building used as • workshoP• Ilk ik lICI p&likiseraLelajla 1:7 6 5 41 101 1 i Cents., 981, 96 e and troubled parliament` that it would an attorney in Australia. on the ground that the don. tificates, 81, 4 ;Ate smitary improvenema , and remove times meet was not the will of the deceased l a dy, Suspecting • fire was kindling, he gave • general alarm, but 115, 1 Less.. ' .:l l lba si ttri le 59 eek_ -entente which had p ted the success of mocha- and also on the ground that she was not at the time of its before anything could be done to check the flames, °km. 1 418 °••" 121 , 12/1 4 , me n * 8 41 4, ex clic% institutions, and similar mean of intellectual im.execution of testamentary capacity. at that early stage, they spread with astonish- se sue L a pa ga iN or ta si gn. Ns et 964 I account, 70, } ; _ - , .•.0t and social process. As showing the enlist alleged. Elliott, Major and Mrs. Foster (who &leo attested the ing rapidity to the main building comprising the life MI Do. MOW! - - ; ...nears of the principle the bill was ieteeded to wal) having been examined and cross-essmined, IL 100 butimallaintaWaileri 105 1005 1005 100 Six per Cents., l to the extreme dryness of the is i ds g u m m y 's . -a. h.. said that there were now 150 of thine societies Mr. Kerslake dilemma the jury for the defendants, sug- Lille, and owin g The Stock Ex ~...;,,.• tat members each, holding an aggregate capital gating that the deceased was not aware of the full effect of structure, the whole property was soon in one large ... 11 .... ail jkag.Aummina lie. sat ~ usi aril - the Ist of May, ~:.....,,k4Suol., &leg a business which last year %tweeted to the wilL general blaze. As quickly as possible the local fire-engines 7; lir, sommoitimo 9 St 15 I '441171. The jury, without hesitation, found for the plaintiff ; and from West Ham and Bow were despatched to the St 140 addend ..........•• •• MI 120 1281 0 Regarded as R.. St tLICITOR-GEN ERA L, without giving any when The court pronounced for the will. 54 ,1„ es w elt De. Do. ll airm ew *Darby in i i 10t pm l b PI 'Mall ill alread , scene, and mounted massagers were sent on to London - ... the particular provisions of thebilL admitted that ita for the aid of the brigade. The conflagration, p a y pm pa. vr a . a m ) „. ... - will apparently • ea, unobjectionable. The only criticism it appeared ~ to was thet it enabled these 'octet's.' to do just that THE POLICE COURTS. brilliantly lighting up the eastern suburb of London 16 MI DM Lest 106 all Nevares ass Pith& - a.• - - from the Stool in - they could do under the mend law. Is eassenting to and the shipping in the Victoria and East Jodie 1 0 9 s aar yigA rose e s .a g E - -Wm -.. t h e reeding, he guarded hinted, apiastedzaitnng the Docks, soon called out the brigade force, and Captain la en Rewyyjfarreop.haes a-. - ... coldly reoeived, boor of passing no the sane none use bill for general (THIS DAY.) es .- together with tb Shaw, the superintendent, with three or four of the a k . 1:4 1 1= a Be i t y.i: ••••-•••• at e es es 1, . : .nother for particular Famines cosseeted wM the --sr-- ermines, proceeded with all speed to the spot. By the 14 all North Devoe UAL RD. -.-• - tion respecting .., :, general object. As. however._ the hes. pnisera HAMPSTEAD. eceseeted to conform the pronsices of hie hell to these of mum - time they had arrived the whole of the mills had ignited, w ilit t ai l N. 8 • 06180- Do. G. llwykill icarirs. • • 157 la die •I _ 5,000,000 f. stet use 4,sersi bill, he should sot °rpm! it. asurS ASSAULT OS A BARRISTER AND A VOLONITER.- ISPRISONNILIST WITHOUT A We& and were burning fiercely. The engines were got to work Is 4 p a . l as & more important „ a -tit r e : D . l . 4e "M. from Mr. INA"; the ben l ' a• read • Thomas Lore/orb and Janes Lovelock. father and ton, two from the milbstream, and prevented the fire from tt. 100 De. Yak -.. 4 Ilfri 14. 100 Nadi Madan lOO 102 - here is unmisti till rough-looking fellows, described as heath wlishers, re- extending to some other valuable works near. The 10 6 Do . New v., A pm - loans for Russia The la ' at Chart °•T•r••1•14 Bill "4 postponed '" aiding at Henry-street, Porthoid-towo, were charged before flames continued to rage furiously, and in ono- el al Northdl&Weetaisino sOI 11 -. Terstiv amt. Mr. J. Marshall and Mr. D. Nicoll with murderously assault legitimate invite ILIKOPOLITAN LOCAL MANAGEMENT ACTS thee direction communicated to the private dwell. 151 174 North allikaalaaa .. - :.t.- i f 44 121 1 .., a. 100 NotestOrsainianme. - -• AMENDMENT BILL ing Mr. Johnson, • barrister a n d volunteer, of the Temple, in the Conduit-fields, Hampstead. ing of • Mr. Devall, and some stabling, but by the le all Peebles 11 ''' i ''' aar thaw Ira" line° committee as thin bill , " awn ' The case excited a great deal of interest, and Inspector timely and vigorous exertion of the firemen the fire was • ell Partmsoulk •• ••••••• • - condition of the is: L.. th.ous,iott on clauses , which wan amended by the Webb, of the S Division , was present to watch the case on got under before the latter buildiogi were destroyed. The it me " g sa tua llibraue t eu t ra Th .. * ''•••• lit 1 -. 25 ....Vision of au ameildnient posed by Mr. Ayrton at the ,_ - the government behalf of the police authorities. appearance of the conflagration over the large expose& of it. 1011 IloottlehN.L Ai . 48 41 - Lie sittieg to insert the words except churches and chapatis, 106 1001 - With guarantees ..ra .igreed . t.,. , I T f ir ot e-dp. e u nge it-fi rL iki , ,,,, e id ge tig m ,h l ym aZ h idad ": t d si i g n h i t h° o . da .,,,t i u m n e t marsh land is described . to have been etceedingly grand. Il k 1 * 8 • °411111 1 " 1 " M 103 Shropshire Balm_ . ... 66 48 - nity would exam I lit claw., of the bill were agreed to at the boar of our their loneliness. The evidence of Mr- Johnson went to Nothing satisfactory is known as te the origin. The property 10 alt Illtrluglioarneanintern. ...- - - ;iog to press. show that lest night, about 9 o'clock. he was cross. was insured in the Royal Exchange, Liverpool, and other g at 1:: leeth rem PARLIAMENTARY DIVIRION.--Tcts oat'. ing the Cooduittields from the Great Western Railway, ~I g o , N. tee Death Wales 67 68 - other countries. having his rttle with him. When near one of the stiles, • St. 111 S. Yeatek.• liver Dins 90 101 - vernment must : the prisoner Thomas called out, " Here comes • 81 di INekeelAWeittedeNwle. 6 7 51 ONAN CATHOLIC CHAPLAINS IN THE CONVICT volunteer," and whilst he was in the act of passing through HEALTH OP LONDON. II se seecatea It orgasms %NI - Amsterdam, Fr PRISONS. he pushed against him violently to prevent him from goiog --e- 56 13 Ditto an 9 pm - - IPPIY. - Reselatioes reported ; first aisetymix resolutions thruugh ;he (thecomplainant) took no noticeof this insult but The weekly return issued by authority of the 2. * I° T.I Val. Y le II .... agreed to. Nioetymerenth resolutioe read almond time : u e s& through, when the prisoner Thomas struck him •• Retrar-Coneral, shows that the toed number of deaths d le De.ln the absent Annear polio:reed, to leave out " 330,00C1L,” and in.Pm " violent blow on the head, which for a few seconds d unn ed in onion was 1,252 in the week that ended 12th April ,• tie se De. pa, - was withdrawn f o'cc “ 349 • 450 /: ( 317 . lleleyni indeed thereof. Question him. When he recovered himself, be put down his rifle in the next it rose to 1,331 ; and in the week that andel N. 144 Was of Rea th put. "That ' 3:10,0004' stand part of the resolution." The and stood in • position to defend himself. At this juncture .... tinent. Its des Issue divided : Ayes 38, Does 16. last Saturday the number further increased and hemme U. 1011 , VlehEtli__,...___OEL_„E 110110, IL° 136 . 2 the prisoner James (who is th e father of the other prisoner) 1,394. The average number of deaths (corrected) in the 1 1„,t , 100 ^ 7,,, e , w `'"'"" -* --* increase of gold AY Wi. W came up, and both he and the other prisoner struck the WM. weeks corresponding with last week of the ten yean i: I s : w'saTh . . - ...,,0 - ea 66 ... ,-...r T. O. Trench, (*done! Peel. F. - more moderate Gladstooe, W. Potter, E. plainent, but as he managed pretty well to keep them off overlBs -Gui1ei5.,1,,,r.g.2413. of f Th l4B e . present return exhibits an excises Be 100 mem Newport 43 66 - -.v T. Orem*, J. PeeelL J. J. they called to two of their compaaioas to come to their a. • WI Diets Nerabrd 57 8/ .- looked for in ..,..• weer" S. neelig, C. assistance, and then all four fell upon him. The primer The births registered in the week exceed the deaths in lately introduce ..iy. Pt. Grey, Mr G. Meer. nlrpf. Thongs picked up the prosecutor's rifle, and attempted to the same period by WI FORMIN RAILWAY& r-1 I. Ilantilice, MAW parelley, Sir .i, V. strike him with it, but his (the prisoner ' s) mother prevented Th e increase in the mortality over that of the pre. iiiTdedi dddease. I Odds pion. ( kin There was no .. w Hennessy. J. P. eleadebe J. him. At this moment • gentleman, who had witnessed the vious week was not canned by the xyrnotic or epidemic afternoon in tb .-.0.41. L W. 11.. lekleire, 0. Ilenlvan. If. - -. ~ :AA. IL Howard. Lied L W i lrx 6 P m . d. A. reselt, came up to the alletet&llo9 of the promcutor, on ciam of & mum, f or fecal cases referred to the; dans r e j i . 46 ... i .... iii iii n 5 8i n exception of a n .r.eh, A. Want, A. K S. which the prisoners' committees made off. The police then declined from 362 to 321. The increase arose partly from m all - IMI -, favour of AUSII Martin, J. am* up and took the prisoners into custody. phthiais (or cousumption), the mortality from which was d mg astmadalltalL Ipm 1 II Pm burg was quite . . ••askel liontessi. Lewd IL MAIM& Mr. Keatch, • gentleman reading at Marlboroughhill- very heavy, the deaths included under this head being 194. 5 all l li li li i i ' ate Ge.low. G. Breed. 111. D. prdna, St. John's-wood, said he saw the prosecutor struck The numbers under phtbisis in the two previous weeks hil 4111 . te Ibmisselasi: -, ... our usual list : Palmerton, Visa Dumber , U r W. in the back of the head by the prisoners without provoca- were respectively 154 and 174 ; the average (corrected) for n ii 1 Wee alb& U 12 .„, .- Amsterdem,l3 i 11.15} to 16g ; SHEA. tion. The primmer Thomas endeavour e d t o s t r ik e hi m with last week is 176. Disease of the liver was another came of 10 al l ...... •••••••• "' 41 a db - .Ise R. W. It lo nab& A. F. wham.. Z. ad rifle. increase ;it was fatal in the last two weeks in 12 and 23 go is Do& Dusan .. noose. J . hind, J. WNW. J. eant Gardner 6EL and policeconstable Ayres, 4% came. Fourteen women died in the week from dismiss in- 10 di d lama .. - three months, 13. .-.IOJ. !seethes* C. N. 3 months, 25.45 ti • sr. N. I. Paineee, IL ummi 8, said they took the prioresses into custody. They were cidental to childbirth. There were 32 deaths from measles, to im, ea mows g ... a . p.ii. - , 5.0. Mee. Maier Seine. C. J. very violist, and kicked sod struck them in so violent •65 from enalatina, 19 from diphtheria, 18 from croup 47 X al Wend d Irebee -- 119 to a ; Petard ~ :14.1. ii Pink lerbast Roves. L =nee that they (the constables) Were compelled to use f rom w h oop i ng-coug h , 86 from vo n .. ' lb ell (11.14e= sa Cieekli l l 11 1 151 16 16 1 Vienna, eff. flo., u .rdali. 7 B. eons. J. • their Maw In the affray the sergeant had his truncheon Scarlatiaa still appease to be exceedingly prevalent and 3. an ' ll2**l 10 an ..lehe Oneleielellt is, so . - 3 months, 13.30 6( wrenched from him, and he had not eau it since. fatal in the sub-district, Lambeth Church, second part. ft s o is ssos i ? d odo - 3 months, 481 ti soc urr POE THE PROPAOATION OF THE Inspector Webb said both prisoners were the worse for Sixteen deaths from scarlatina, out of 35 from all causes, 10 all 'Wens mil genes - ... Genoa, 3 months, GOSPEL, liquor when they were charged. Nothing was known about were registered in the week, and added to those in the pre. N all Mirk Anode 6O • Naples, 3ma the prisoner., and it might be mentioned that this was the ceding three weeks make s total of 98 time the 29th of * 811 NmLeleAlla s t 14 9 0 to 120 ; Messina, II FETING. -fFH IS DAY.) first cam of the sort that had occurred in the Conduiefielda Marc.h 10 all Delp t eL.ne. Y. le It .., - It is stated in the report from St. Jam* Bermondee7, 11 1 t i N lilo. New i thiree ...... - L i 42 - Ps -• daYlr 5 4 to ii ( Ths snorts! in.v.titig of the members of this society The prisoners, who treated the matter with levity, in de . lt seems to la es. keld t 0 ..g., i s St. daj0044.41 , ends th e me id..., o f fence hoped that they would be dealt with lenieutly, and that there is much diphtheria in the neighbourhood ee s a N ama t a a Dank Fret 11 10 - will be done eke .ititht•bott of Canterbury. F rom a statement N.( hr pleaded drunkenness as au excuse for their gross miscon- Roueboottagee, and a gnat disposition to fever. 10 15 ottomerelayrearddle) 71 dPs - fixed for the op tee I:ml:nest Hawkins. B.D. the secretary, it appeared duct Thirteen deaths from typhus occurred in the London N WPerk Lunt sad beat. 46 . is - that the -... t. t, h... now hen neural for 161 vein in en- The magistrates, having consulted t oge th er , sa id the only Fever HoepitaL II all Paris sad Odium GI 1111 •-• tion. The Stock : deavosing to id ,rat the principles - of the church of England doubt they had on their minds wee whether they should The deaths of eight nonagenarians are recorded ;of these, • • im a• mws=tti sad 11 ' rala r t t It ai s - as usual on the . mom ear eoustryinen abroad, and among the heathen, not send the prower Tho mas t o prison for the full time three widows attained the ages respectively of 95, 96,4411 0 i s saw as s that on the occ .• - - PPM. NotttkAiiiiiti... ( l7ol) it. i „,„,ti,„„, h ave gm d,..u,b," for the assault on complainant. Had anything been known ge yew,. a in Iltoyal area ethmisd soil. Weit Indies (1710). Australia 11795), India against him they should h a ve done so, but as it was they Last week the births of 994 boys and 9L5 girls, in 6 se itoyal Swell& so - _ back until the el 11-1-r. nark Airs& Went New Zealand (1650), C e yl on should send him to the House of Correction for two calendar all 1,959 children, were registered in London. In the ten 4 all Dm f Pr_,Slul.„,____ - - 11 1 P.'S'''. hue" 11 , 49). end British Columbia ( l. ea). When months, vie., one month for the assault on Mr. dolmas, correspon di ng let 135 13 li weeks of the years 1852-61 the average sum - * all AssMm ma •••••• •''' 3 •. al their determinal • torety was trot formed th ere were probably not 20 endow, month fur the assault on the constable. The other bee (corrected) was 1,887. 10 all 1 De. preeent. Pref. fi 10 employee. The I Seri - rem ef the chur-h of England in these lands. There priemier who had not behaved in so violent a way, they should so g • islperet. _I _l Pm 8 i its value, and of 20 18 18./A4411 - Vested= 35 dpm I at , awe suegregistliew muter the pastoral care of upset& order to pay a tine of 40a. mid the costa, or in default of NI 7 leathern 7l.llotPorterelp ..- - - The Liverpool el Meehierainea The Briti s h p c .....i... a b roa d extend payntent, one month's imprisonment in the House of (TlOll LAST NIGHT'S warm.) a an of Preen- Rai Sal at former prices ions rerfare id shout nine million square miles, and are Correction. DOWNING-HTERZT, APRIL 29.-The Queen haabeen ag all West Flanders be Wet of II bishoprics In 1861 the society's income wu The prisotiers, who amend serprised at the decision, were pleased to )it Alexander Watson, imp, to be treasurer 10 all Da. y lee ask Pest l Ol lot - r' '' l ?' , :reeral feel, 74,516 f. ; aPprelninted. 7. 3 f 8 V. ; tPs* than reluorta -. The packet fl t &Aim/. i. Th....ty deem to providetkle year fr. m ita -- Wurrauati., Aram W.-The Right Hon. Sir le 9 W.Sela tg "lid& -••- - at st. Thomas's rod led ter the eistatenen Is whole or in pert of PREPARATIONS POE OPENING THE INTERNATIONAL George Grey, Bart., one of her Majesties Principal Seas- there are no lei Sauna T 068731610171. 45 ... . 88,0 sad a large somber of estes i, iete and EIHIAITIuti.-(THIS DAT.) -This morning active prams- aria of State, has appointed Ralph Moore, E, to be an delivered yester trisdrauders sow lah..unag in Anateslia. Ron- nous commenced for the opening ceremonial to-morrow inspector of coal mime and ironstone mines, u nder the set ile• Ird I Itaildram• [Geeing plan 1 its The mail fro .e fet 11he0 , .. nare..., British Columbia, Canada, Cape ( Thursday ). aid a t st o'clock th e whole of the exhibitors end !ed and 24 Vice, cap. 151. lee as ANsumodilltAnweeem 66 70 - ten th debt 4,062 1 - .._... Gftni I I vo. Cell/es ColseeeetteePle. "wens. Le* their attendants were required to retire from the interior et FOREIGN-A/7710E, APRIL 29.-The Queen has IL 110 Beau Ree.460.1a4,2p.e. Dia lea - ..... tl• iraa, Mauritius, Natal, New Brunswick, the building, SO as uot to interfere wi th tee re- bees pleased to appoint Mr. Albert Eugen Dena as cowed IN all Infalealebeinintll. - on the debt of I Do, Prekresee . St lead, t 's.' 'I. Newfouedleed. Nova Bodies Kuroda- hsersal of the musical compositions by the orchestra at Kaneda., for his Majesty the King of the Nether. tt l j g a ir B ic. i nm s..appjail, The Ecuador ~... Nina, Taseneeia. and the Wed Indies . mad vie:Alia* with the umlerstandiue that they would be lands; the Queen has also been pleased to approve of Mr. ahe m . inik e al uL tari have received I lawegw."'""___•• its 1•••• • _ lc" increase ever] Z *l. The Wailed to "'eater in the evens to mute the final Georges Weird ea consul at St. Helena for the United 88 80 mail that the g ---• was .... mo w In tee I lismoillor of the 'Ambers'', ansagementa of their collection* . This morning some of the st ate , o r A mer i ca. -. M IN l i re De. " J l esie sil i r lik ailkk lklo: :: Sa gs • the good offices Hootof se. lietees. Her vtlefford Novella:4e, lito - L, most eraperieuced isoliee detectives arrived at Sicotlandiard P-.L.1 1 --- -' 4 . Nelsen. sir W. W. Bertoe. Mt* Chief Jos* from Edieburgh, Win, Liverpool, Birmingham, hco to - matter of the n . •••431..4r.... , :we 11. E. F. Young , sad the Rev. W. A. mast the metropolitan detectives in the spore- N EW COURT IN THE KENSINGTON MINIROM.-The N 1 15 OmesTADNlslp.spa. I 1 pin 19 and Perm ...... tat ion - ''`neoe. lc! ..) late Issas of Caps Town, Is supped of bongos of the numerous provincial thieves who have authorities at the Kensington Museum having long felt the : g 1 a g ° I m ' f i r s ar i" test la 1041 t The Alliance ""' We°lo . oiossms the revert and .din deg the wwwwft7 ebony read., their way sp to the Metropolis ; these officer a ieconvenience of playing their eat collections dispersed N 2 tio. O . esterase. Pre 0.1t,0ha.; allannaM aide/ the society. II wee iociden• mill he employed in the iaterisr elf the International Exhi- a tkiWi'r 111 i 5 141 1 (Limited) have e through various rooms and galleries eave just completed a 1 1 ,4 1 Y? 81 ••• 4 Trma 70 7, 71 of their bank ii °N 11.• "* . '"""tf the Prommthles shed as mi . t.ti`ms l Wein. I ;rest numbees ef people arrived in the nietnpolis ' an Do. 6 per el. Prat 1e,,,,,.. end be forthwith es ... sod im New see " wide . ; to twit me.ina. by the ezeiamos trains, and the appeeeehee te court on the North side of the building, in which they have in au Do,See.preLll /Lair: 00 U - 24 years in the - , l'"ax.si llrdereeed Armada/la It will semprise the upper eh. ].wingless] Lthibitioa were long before noo n thronged collected some of their finest specimens of medieval art, r. :I l i, _Ps , !Pecs 40 83 aere• a t he no. v per eh 111 W.... 66 63 - The annual 6,... c a - _,7 fee Moons of NellssMio. its male , with a mosrleg tear of p!destrians anti vehicles. including the Soulages and Compeers collections. The pp an Da s o , t oy__ gy so - National Bank i • '---- - -mewl& II dos as *PM Mmt mil Mt has BALE c,r THE "At oRNIN.: OH toiN ICLL " News- eoulages an already well known to the vnitors. but the 100 ell Do. dm DITIL • • - Pt wee inwedas the kW blebsp. Pealasala ... 101 S 1021 la 5 Telegrams fro rsrsa. -This morning the whole of ths plant of the Moro- tai''' ir, sculptures , which are ranged round the cloisters, a • la° ° " *Dalla• m .- • 111 is Do. New Pm - caved rid Bomi in. cx,...de was put up to public auction by Mr. Lumley, will be found to be an interesting novelty. This collection 10 1 Do, January, 1893 - ipa ti don, 70s. per MESSER OP LICENSER at the Ake of the newspaper in the Strand, acting under . - ._ .. the dire,tios of the .i.al assignee in the bankruptcy of Ceninate of 4CO specimens o f sculPturein mettle, terracotta, L. ico a , ~eLta a gti . "4.l 6 " 6 ' li la T r pro d uce market NEWINGTON, 8C BRET. -(T1118 DAY.) Mr. Sta. the late proprietor. The sale included the whole of Della Robbie, Ac., in feet, a whole eerier marking the era of g p o , N eu B4 7I as ig tirm. , A' Ow Petty Lesions, Newington, held this Use printieg machinery, by Middleton ; toes of type ; the what art connoisseurs call the great revival. The court in 140 di Deflp.altdayarkw.in tot 104 - Advisee from ISO MI Do. Si do., teseLop. 03 06 - 1••• ••:' Infers _ .1' 'Blew Rd. (chairman). A. Ibsen, lissitY harm/ cd 2 ." aeluecw , a mt ai r°s ma n/ ram works which these recent acquisitions are placed, is spacious, light, tie, au Do. 00. is w ith ou t" . - - tion the arrival I 6 1. ' , MM. 11'17wgig„, J. Denier . Es q . cam.; wry. ef history and reference, • file of the Chronic e. from 1792, andeheerful, and everything is set in the best position for i.e all De.sep.M.astadme.lB 93 06 - -- Melbourne for 1 •C 4 It Plall i p a , z. q. . sa s 0. (4,,, 5. E s .;,, th e following ha Tbe ale retracted a numerous attendance of spent- being _ . seen. It will no doubt be • great additional att... - I e nmilen, imam were Weedared : Lon sad oilers. - fire thirty bays, T l l'o4 101 liadrai Do. G dW ar q 4 =l . L . 1:15 105* . r. i.thesse Tug Ns gorruwAsc- Kies Amu, MURDER /MAR CASHEL-A French gentleman, Lion to the museum , and will become all the more &mac. IL U4l De. ef per et. IN 16 - water, but hod T I ~ ."'"osevreed, hem R. C. Dosed • to 'George Phelps ; sassed Gunn* Thiebeadt, who has bought an estate in tire the more familiar the public become with its contest& en. .. i l o ti twit " . ltrertrami - -as - rentoL . 4 V'mor. Imedes.read. J. P. Ckrk to F. H. Weer°. ; sear the town of Cashel, was shot dead in the THE Carte PROcE3BIO7f TO THE OPENING Or gi di Liireeserieta Osseo The subjoinec • '!' i and mde Earl Leedewred W. Styles to Ewa of his resides:el on Monday. Three men THE INTERNATIONAL EEHISITION.-The Lord Mayor and ekes • asp. sts. -s from St. Petorsi L''''" 1 " 44 •• Elea* Kent-street. IL who wen formerly tenants on his estate have been appre- corporation of London havin g intimated their intention to e .le idj D. , ,,... a „, 66 ja n d.... ,aa A I it 9 -, r j'a'T to W. Mills; Foreders' Arne. Blackmanetrest, heeded ea suspicion ; and it is supposed that their eviction to state to this ceremony, a committee bas beau ..."' ..7 """ Th . T in - / ...,The'' 0 ,7 4 - .1 - The ice in the 1 , 1 , . fi.sherte to John Cris; Oahe, Borougbered. K. Ina the land, by orders of the murdered gentleman, led to r esd ormed to consider and settle the necessary details. -1 - N.E. a s Qom.- e ased - e di se _ it is still faa 6 A mooa to George Burr ; Kke(s Bead, Alfred.plan, the .malaise of the crime. It is somewhat remarkable , Amongstt other points discused by them has been the quits- as; - - ice is beginning a • mettoesanwsrar, F. C. Dray is M. O. Barber. that a foram proprietor of this estate, • gentleman wined tion of the route - the proceerion should take, when it was - ii 16 Itst Perb #Pm - Some open spa r knee J.sre ,• a tthavtinowll. - Amber 71the Honlydown- Roe, was murdered near the same spot fifteen y can ultimately decided that the line of Holborn sa d Oxford. UMI Do. DA 1011 a ~.. F. Cam/ford to itolorti Tenor ; Cede and Anchor, sgo. The eatilenle on that occasion wore couvlcted ad , street would be the mast desirable. A di ffi culty arose how- ; DmiaLaraloSlAite Se t lmi I m - robe* Janiss Ryan te Rain Pride. executed. I ever in regard to this route from the factof the carriageway 15 • kn reotreen.-Gregrwiaii Arne, Lower.read. A. J. Disease') Carrte. -In a report just iesued by .of Holborn being closed to traffic on account of Its hens Tir methem le Como I/rapper; historis, fk.rmooday New. the registrar - general of Scotland , he calls the attention of i n th e hands o f th e p ar i ora . Thi s o b s t ac l e , however , w ill JOINT STOCK DANIS. Consols, aid P ot It. Mau r to .1..0 L eftw i c h • !Uighur' , Anna, We public to the fact that ever since pleuro.poeurnona be overcome, Mr. Sewell, the contractor for the paving Nal*. lia Bum& IPt Cl. i dad I &a ft both for mone; morning at the ' k ocrotsess. S. E. Smith to Patri c k Barry ; Crown brats out among the dud of this country a few Yearesinee. I work& having pledged himself to complete the street Ito that kW IN to 94. The off a l li ol nchor. New Church-street, 11. Burton to Charles the returns of mertelity hey shown that eurbuncle, a die- the civic procession it wi thout interruption]gels 1/0 MaanceLOlLßLlTmlnwil Ift 6 fen .-, pass over . / wash u. Sea lien .ooas so - _ 1.,,d,a Throe per Cent ~. ease formerly esey ire, _has becorne comparatively common. The general public, it is understood , will be allowed to use =r a m a t t e s w ies en 224 N s -. N 1: , ursIIITHE - Black Hone, Rotherhithe, William Dr. Livingstone . bared in Africa that if the fle s h of th e asw roadway eu &t o m s , next. •4110 WO d - - .94 ; ditto, 110 -it to 'warmth Awoock. animals which die from Plnro - Pneum° o6 is amiss it taUsee REPRESENTATION OP LANINETIL-Yeatertiay even- Nese IS Sena B. Amalie all 64 66 - gtock 237 t. Teal t .. ..r. o r 1....t0ta15, Mu kmae-etreet, Geom. New- carbuncle in the persons who eat it, and that neither boding ing both the candidates who are at tin the field for the WIN N ant d laii 4 2 2% Anima. zed Odes en 101 en - 9 1 23, ; ew • : 41 M Robert F.llioU ; Flying Horse, G. Busbridge fie nor remain the Seib nor cooking it in any way gets rid of re ntation of this borough reseed meetime of their a ... lia stock 2 • I lan Long the It is tree that if such cattle are ever sold for frauds -Mr Sleigh at the C'emberwelbliall, and Mn Dont- '"'.'"" 111 °reit .- _t ee& d "db, an des KS . 2: ~0 4, ; , e ,elmiesvitu..—D a k. ef Wellingtoe . Wyndham -road, f they Ere killed before they fall victims to the disease . ton at the Rommac Branch . Peckham . The supporters o f it me ci aro". woo 5ll 08 95 - • t , ‘ " , " Knurl. to Thomsa Fuller ; Princess Charlotte, naterany, bet still the poison is in them. The report mg- both tl - h 1 • gen emen express t emse Yee eery sanguine of sue. DOW 100 Celestial - I 1 ; d Its "'"oar-read, W'. J. Cripps to James Cooper ; Centime pets. as a eableet for inquiry, whether the new form of din• ems, and a closestruggle ' ant ici pated. There has been some 11, U of QM& 41 ''' •" 1 3 W Ben 'per 28e. Pc w au tat Ist 1P A , ... Asylitra-read, V. R. Yield to George Field. ease which we term diphtheria may not be partially induced talk during the last day or two of a conservative candidate,in „, 16 1, 4 1! 2 pletti._l4l•,af...____, se _ _ _ ran paper, 10 • 1.,..m.-F iethan. pr a w r i oo i s id se , T. R. Et to by she de ef dimmed flesh. Seem • the perms of Mr. Marcus Beresford, a gentleman who re- a lt•z; 1 1 n e. ll , ‘'.;,.. k "'•,== . * a s gss, gst 1 . e. Hide; ii.abry Arm, dlawby.rosil. South DIM. In 1847 adde were so cheap in Australia that sides in the borough, and who is closely identified with the "" ts. l4l WE so e India F • 1....L 0ck ... Jaen Abbott to Walter Erse Dark ; the Roe , day way boiled down for their tel In 11t.51 gold was • Do. New volunteer movement in the locality but he hes sot yet Kept se yew s eg g poem Y :7 4 ma 1 1 8 8144444 4. Wham BAUM to J. W. Flee ! ; • disederd, and the population so iocreasied, and the rearing issued an address . - ' - n;140 Di Lanes y e w - pea sir„ to se 17 U 1084 to 4. Et la Ns. ißemenreet, ' John Hurray to 8. WhIIIV. elf fettl e so diminished. that the butchers purchased all the th. um H Tile D r't LaN I‘olo 10 Loudon 4 Sough Altis IS par INTER:SHED ~PERATIVES IN CASIIIIII-... .....„,, ~.. ...._ ~,. l o w 104 to 218. prem. -. eg . ollaad, Hollimslatreet, G. P. Maws, cattle that were reared. It appears, however, that the The following is • list of contributions maned at the •"•"" . 0 - ; --. and --w-s--- : .1. 1 Foreign stock ..,...i Hewett ; the Crown and Cushion. wreessoess, number of cattle is again so increased at the present time el am i on e m i n the w ine o f yes terda y i n aid a the teed MANI 1 Metro , I Prow, „ (L. Pm - , ,'s N. Pick 'll te Willi am, wee 0 0 s ite IN Rae how of RitigerY l3 - "'" In the marked do 'A I tunlitth, J. P. Frost to Jessie Fowler.eir.•- mo i s s i csed, hemmer. to cure lerge yowl''''' •••• ma" for Lameahire :- ][era. Robert ll'Androw ad oa. SSC ; Dr. WAIN 110 Nellemi IMIM - Bank, other des h! . "" in cererit - Th e KM* liee. Staidlowegalt V. ed to WI it et each a pdai ea to hada,* ship- Bi son H e ,,ki... toi . ; Mein. Gem . B ous saa an d 0.,, sass so new Boas Wei« buss se winisia Wieland,.ll 61 601 44 en 61 61 86 - 86 Peninsular and r e new lieeer trading to Alatral6 sot to la y • slosh of ult. üb. ; Mies James, Richmood, IL ; Hrs. Clarence Da- = : *eh there& att gal vi _ a. ./ sad ea Wad heir ships for the rased verge, but to get 7saple, IL ; Claptain Brun R.N. U. ; " A ceryyser awe wo id imam .. ty N .. better. The in sio Coarramerat Viarroaa ro ran Ex ennisdal.-Th• gottr for 6:, homewards , helm theA " Anli " I Metl ' Iphae," 2s. ed. ;E. D., 2a. 6 4 . ,• • • to the roes, me et furwaha di 81 17 -. The debentm ba astlebeateef the Smith FAitern Railway Cornrow. essnleg man 101,1', who is c with committing le & ." A thank-offering to the Lord,* 10e. •A. Cookaise, 41,10 N Ries se Laetrile - II 11# 111 SS wteethweired passengers every day fee • fortnight park PM- Mr. Rd" 2e. -in 41661. 17 a ma tes ass WliteLo•-•••••• so - “ demand to-day. MONEY MAIIKET.-(THIS 04).) Two o'CLooi. The funds to-day are rather dull, but yesterday's improvement is sustained. The other markets are generally firm. English railways in some instances have improved. A large amount of business continues to be done in Belgian railway shares. Turkish Loan scrip is quoted 2} to 21 prem.; Egyptian, 1 to 11 prem. ; and Russian, 1 to i prem. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 70fr. 35c., being fractionally lower than yesterday. Console are officially marked 94, 931, and 94 for money, and 94 for the account. The present quota tions are 94 for cash, and 931 "buyers," for the Bth of May. The official businese report is as follows :--Bank Stock, 237, 2361 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 92 ; New Three per Cents., 92f, 92, 1 ; New Two and-a-Half per Cents., 78 ; Tbirty Years' Annuities, 1886, 15 3-16, 5-16 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, lost, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1883, 100}; ditto, 1864, 1001; ditto Bonds, 28e., 315., 275. prem. ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 103 k, 103 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1081, ; Exchequer Bills, 20s, 18s. prem. Inactivity prevails in the foreign stock market. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is firmer, at 80} to f ; while that of 1868 remains quoted 69} to 70f. The variations in the other stocks are immaterial. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Braailian Old Five per Cents., 101, ex div. ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 94 ; Italian Five per Cents., 64, I (exchange 25fr.) ; ditto Five per Cents. (Mum mans Railway), Scrip, 21 dia. ; Russian Five per Cents., 94, 951 ; the Spanish Committee's Cer tificates, 81, f ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 84, 3, ex dlv. ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 70, f ; ditto, 100/. Bonds, 71, 1 ; ditto, Six per Cents., 1862 (scrip), 2f, 1, f, prem. The Stock Exchange will be closed to-morrow, the Ist of May, by order of the committee. Regarded as a speculation, the new Russian Loan is already practically a failure. The loan will apparently receive very little asaistaime from the Stock Exchange, where it has been coldly received, chiefly on account of its magnitude, together with the absence of any explicit informa tion respecting the mode of disposal of the 5,000,0001. stated to have been placed. What is more important is, that the feeling of the public here is unmistakeably adverse to these frequent loans for Russia, unaccompanied as they are by the legitimate invitation to confidence that would be inspired by an ingenuous exposition of the financial condition of the empire, and by an assurance that the government will not come again as a borrower. With guarantees of this nature, our financial commu nity would examine the loan proposals of Russia with as much indulgence as they display towards those of other countries. Without them the Russian go vernment must fall back upon the markets of Paris, Amsterdam, Frankfort, and Berlin, where the ex tent of the response is not yet known. I In the absence of supplies, 30,0001. in bar gold I was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for the Con tinent. Its destination is said to he Spain. The increase of gold in the Bank will perhaps become more moderate, some demand for abroad being looked for in connexion with the foreign loans lately introduced. There was no alteration of importance yesterday afternoon in the continental exchanges with the exception of a movement in the rates on Vienna, in favour of Austria. The quotation on St. Peters burg was quite as high as on Friday. Subjoined is our usual list : Amoterdam,l3 months, 11.174 to 184 ; ditto, 3 days, nisi to 164 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.18 to 4 ; Antwerp, 3 mouths, 25.45 to 50; Hamburg, ma. beano, three mouths, 13.8 to 1 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.25 to 30; ditto, 3 months, 25.45 to 50; Frauktort-on-the-Manse, Smooths, 119 to 4 ; Petersburg (par rouble), 3 months, 341 to 35; Vienna, eft% flu., 3 months, 13.30 to 40; Trieste, elf. flo 3 months, 13.30 to 40; Madrid, 31months, 494 to 1; Cadiz, 3 months, 484 to 49 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.60 to 3 ; Genes, 3 mouths, 25.55 to 60; Milan, 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Naples, 3 months, 394 to 4 ; Palermo, 3 mouths, 1191 to 120 ; Messina, 3 mouths, 1194 to 120; Lisboa, 90 days, 521 to 4 ; Oporto, 90 days, 524 to 53. It seems to be certain that very little business will be done in the City to-morrow, the day fixed for the opening of the International! Exhibi tion. The Stock Exchange is fully expected to be shut as usual on the Ist of May. It is matter for regret that on the occasion of national holidays so many of our public and mercantile establishments hang back until the eleventh hour before making known their determination to grant a day's respite to their employ& The delay often deprives the boon of half its value, and of all its gracious character. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was quiet, at former prices, with transactions to the extent of 5,000 bales. The packet from La Guayra not having arrived at St. Thomas's when the West India steamer left, there are no letters from Venezuela by the mail delivered yesterday. The mail from Guayaquil has brought a remit tance of 4,062 14s. BdL on account of the dividends on the debt of Ecuador. The Ecuador Land Company inforiiuniliat they have received official information by the present mail that the government of Peru have accepted the good offices of the British government in the matter of the disputed frontier between Ecuador and Peru. The Alliance Bank of London and Liverpool (Limited) have engaged Mr. Jas. Beckett as manager of their bank in .Liverl. Mr. Beckett has been 24 years in the Union Bank of Scotland. The annual meeting of proprietors of the National Bank is called for the 27th of May. Telegrams from Calcutta to the 11th inst., re ceived rid Bombay, quote freights for seeds to Lon dont 70s. per ton, being 2a. 6d. higher. The produce market was steady, and the import market Advice. from Valparaiso, dated March 17, men tion the arrival of the ship King of Italy, from Melbourne for London. Her cargo had been on fire thirty days, and was much damaged by fire and water, but hopes were entertained of saving the vessel. The subjoined telegrams were received yesterday from St. Petersburg :—" St. Petersburg, April 28. Tbe ice in the river is breaking up. At Cronstadt it is still fast. April 29.—At! Cronstadt the ice is beginning to break up beyond Krasnoy Gorka. Some open spaces are appearing." TOBIDAT Consols, which closed yesterday at 93g to I, both for money and the Bth of May, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 931 to 94. The official business report is u follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, Mg, Li n t 94 ; ditto, for account (May 8), 94 • Slack, 2-88,_237} 237* Three per Cents. Iteducied, 911, 92*, 92 ; New 'Three per Cents., 94, 92 1 , r tze t t ; , lia stock 228 ; ditto Five per Cent. 108 i, g, jt, g ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1881, 100 g ; ditto, 1864 or 1866, 1001 • ditto Bonds, 28s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rui paper, 103 ; ditto Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent., 1 . The India Five per Cent. Stock was firmer at 1081 to 1. Exchequer Bills were steady at 18s. to 21s. prem. Foreign stocks were generally firm. In the market for bank shares there was a slight improvement in London Joint Stock and Ottoman Bank, other descriptions remaining without change. Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares were quoted better. The miscellaneous share market was quiet. The debentures of the East Indian and Bombay and Baroda Railway Companies were in increased demand to-day. 3 MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two 0131,008. There is not much business going forward in the mining market to-day . East Caradon shares are fi rm, at 391 . Great Wheal Fortune are quoted 28 to I, and Wheel Ludcott, 6}to There are inquiries for East del Rey Mining shares, which have been dealt in at and prem. United Mexican are marked 74 and 71, being dull. At the Herward United Mine meeting yesterday the amounts showed • debit balance of 654 6s. td. A all of 10s. per share wee made. At the Brynford Ball Mine meeting yesterday, the so counts showed • balance against the mine of 8/. 6e. ld. A call of U. per share was made. At the Wheel Arthur Mine meeting yesterday, the ac counts showed • debit balance of 2801. A call of 2s. per share was made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETB• MA RK-LANTS.—(THIS DAY.) The weather cootinnes exceedingly fine and everything that could be desired for the growing crops. The wind to. day is from the east, with a pleasant breeze. The supply of English wheat and flour is rather more liberal this week. Barley, beans, and peas short. Malt a rather large quantity. Seeds of all descriptions moderate. A small quantity of Scotch, but not any Irish oats fresh up this week. Foreign Wheat in large supply—Black Sea and Prussian barley limited, principally Egyptian and Belgian. Oats very short, mostly Danish. A parcel of beans from Alexandria, and a small quantit y o linseed from the East Indies. Today the English wheat which stood over from Mon day sells slowly at rather lees money than was obtained last week. Foreign-a dull trade at about Monday's prices. Floor my quiet, American barrels at Monday's slight re duction. Wintry markets little doing. Town made top price fils. Raley, beans, and peas, quite as dear as on Monday. Oats not in large elms , a, but Monday's advance main tained. Tares, canary, and mustard seeds dull. Linseed and lin seed oaks' not so brisk a trade as of late. Rapeseed with out change. FLO• 11210 CAROMS. -7'rado quiet, and prima steady. WHZAT.-English: Essex and Kent, white, new, h 5.. to 62e.; ditto, floe old, -a. to -4.: ditto, red, new, 514 to 564. ditto, fine old, -s. to -a. ; Norfolk, kn., fine old, -s. to -s.; red, new, --s. to -a. Foreign : Dantsic, 625. to 644.; fine, 644. to 65a.; extra, 654. to 67e.; Konigsberg, 571. 4. 625.; ditto, extra, 645. to 72a.; Rostock, extra, 60s. to 635.; Mecklenburg 58e. to 624 ; llckermark ditto, -s. American white, 59e. to 624; ditto, red, Ns. to 575.; Oana dian, 55.. to 575. Balusr.-English malting, 375. to 38e. ; tine, 425. ; grinding, 295. to 315.; and distilling 324. to 34a. per qr. ; foreign viWing, 275. to 31a.; ditto distilling, 314 to 33,. Mates. - -Kni&ih, Eamex and Norfolk, 59e. to 634. ; fine. 63e. to 671 ; Lupton and Ware, 655. to 685.; brows, 60a. to 525. oAre7lnglish feed, 21e. Od. to 24e. Od. ; potato. 25e. to 295. ; /oreign, 225. to 27.. BTAND.-English tick, 34a. to 351. ; harrow, 38e. to 39a. • pigeon, 38a. to 395. ; foreign. 30s. to 325. ; tiok: 36.. to 37a. ; Ronipberg, 38s. to 39.. ; , 32e. to 33.. PILL-English boilers, 395. to 405.: w do and blue, 395. to 425. ; maple, -s. to -s.: grey, 35.. to 375.; bog, 375. to 39a. ; foreign, 355. to 38.. FLOIII.-English town, 44.. to 46e.; ditto one, 48e. to 51s. ; country, 40s. to 44e. ; Norfolk sad Suffolk, 38s. to 415.; French, --s. to -G. pet sack ; U.S. Meet. 28.. to 315.; Canadian, 28.. to 31e.: Spanish. -s. to -S. INDIAN Costs.-White. 32.. to 34e. ; yellow, 34:11. to 324. FLoaTura Cezooza, all C. F. awl I -Wheat : Berdi. woad and Marianople, per 4921 be., 45a. to ' soe. ; Ohirka, 45e. t 0491. ; Polish Odessa, per 4801b5., red, 42.. to 445. ; white, - • Nous and 0.1at4 465. to 475. ; Fplaan. 34ia ' to 375. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per - 40011:o.. as. to 23e. ; Odessa sad IMonbe, do., 23e. to 24.. Boma Egyptian, per 480110.,315. to 325. Nas : Odgers sad 0.15 t., per 4921 b., 31s. Od. to 325. • finial sod Bagarkar, par 4801 be., 31s. Od. to 32a. ; ins*, do., -s. to ; American, do., 29a. to 30a. ; Egyptian, -a. to SKIDL-Oasary seed, per qr., 401. to 60.; Hemp seed, per qr., 481. to 50s. ; Mustard seed, per bushel, white, 6.. to 9s. ; brown, 7s. to ; Linseed, per qr., crushilig, lies. to 6811. ' • Linseed rakes, Eng li sh, per ton, 111. N. to 12/. 0.. ; American, thin, in Ns., per ton, 12/. Os. to 121. 10s.; do., in bep,lll. Oa. to IU. 10s.; Baltic, 01. to 01. Os. ; Marseilles, 101. to NM 10s.: Rape cake', 61. 0..t0 71. ; Tares, per bushel, winter, Ba. to its. 01 ; Rape seed. English, per qr., 645. to 725. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM APRIL IS TO APRIL 30. 1401103 Sad Sootalt. MAYA Ferweo. whine EDO Oats I 9eb 7380 Borkg 5310 NYS 3lOO Mgr, llNglish. 250 mob. MINCING LANK.—(THIS DAY.) BUGAL—The market continues doll, sod prices have a downward tendency. Mauritius, grainy, sold at 39a. ; good to fine crystalised, 13.1. 10d. duty, 41a. 9d. to 43a. ; 161. u r azdliss. duty, 448. Bengal, low to . yellow Garpattah. date, 365. to 38e. 6 1 . ; Penang, to fine brown, 325. 6cl. to 35e. - middling and good ' • yellow, 36e. 6d. to 375. '6d. ; Madras, brown Native, to 311. • Cuba, ordinary brown to good yellow, 31.. 6d. to 365. 61 ; two floating cargoes have been sol d—one of elayed Manilla, at 205., and one of Cuba, at 22a. Refined is steady, bat not active. CO;rss.—The limited business doing bat firm rates. Taa.—The public sales are progressing heavily. Tay sham sod broken leaf at rather easier pries*. RUN is dull of sale ; a small parcel of Leeward. sold at Is. 50., and 20 puncheons of Demerara at ls. 6d. Rion. 5,000 bags *oft grain have been sold at 10s. to 10s. 3d. ; and 1.000 bags Hallam, Ba. to Ba. 3d. Part —450 bags Penang sold at Sad. to 33d. cob. Beravarrim. —740 bags bare been sold oo the spot and now landing, at 40s. 6d. to 41s. ; also 100 tons for arrival, at 395. &I. English refined has been advanced 6d. per cwt. OozzoN.-1,000 bales sold at full prices. SUILLAO has sold at 15s. decline ; native livery 81. sa. to 81. 7s. 6d. ; dark to fine medium button, 8 /. to 8 1. 7s. 6d. COTCH.-900 begs Pegn sold at 24. decline; middling, 245. to 24a. ed. _ TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market it quiet at the annexed prices :—Town tallow, 45e., net cash ; Petersburg Y.O. on the spot, 48.. 3d. ; Aprd. to June, 465. 3d. to 46e. ; July to September, 47e. ; October to December, 48e. 9d. to 48s. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Meows. Patteoden and Smith report the demand ermined to the immediate wants of 000sumen ; the supply very limited; prices firm. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Walls End Helton, 174. 6d. ; Wills End 16s. 9d. ; Walls End Smith Hartlepool. 16s. ; ralt ix it South Kollin, 16s. 6l ; Wall End Haugh Hall, 16s. ; Walls End Caradoe, 16s. lid. ; Walls End °mop, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Kenos, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Mosta, Ns. 6d. ; Walla End Framirellgate, 165.; North Felton, 13s. ; Bell's Primrose, 12s. 6d. ; Taaeld Moor Butes, 12. 6d. ; Buddies Hartley, 154.-34 ship at market. BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS.-(THIS DAY.) The Board of Trade returns for the month and three months ending March 31 were issued this morning. We subjoin a statement of the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the month and three months in the last three years : For the month. 1860 1861 1862 For three months. £30,481,907 27,669,249 *411,763 The following is an abstract of the total value of British exports in each month of 1862 :—January, 8,439,066/. ; February, 8,320,069. ; March, 9,664,6491. By. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL. —The Bishop of London has appointed the following gentlemen to be the preachers at St. Paul's Cathedral on Sunday mornings in the monk of May :—Sunday, May 4, the Rev. William Calvert, LA., of Pembroke College, Cambridge, minister of Keatish-tows Chapel; flundit t il e ay 11, the Ear. Thomas Jackson, LA., of Magdalen Oxford, rector of Stoke Newington ; Suaday„ o tr if T, Rev. William Josiah Irons, D.D.. of Queen's , oxford , vicar of Prompter' ; Sunder, May 25, the Rev. ohn Edward Kemp*, ILL, of Clan Cambridge, Rector of St. James's, Piccadilly. Emma/mom —The number of persona who have emigrated from the Ring's County and Westmeath during the last two or three months, almost exclusively to Queens land, is far in excess of anything hitherto known in these counties. From the neighbourhood immediately surround ing Tullamore, over 900 have taken their departure, when for ever; their passage money, outfit, /re., having been provided for, under certain conditions, by • Roman catholic clergyman, sent from that distant bat higblyattnrctive region for the purpose. A con siderable number of tradesmen were found amongst the emigrants, as also small farmers and labourer,. From West meath the exodus has not been so numerous, but it is of rather a superior clan numbering amongst their ranks several country shopkeepers, tradesmen, email farmers, sad lab.rurers. The desire to emigrate does not appear to be in the least dwree abated, but rather increased by the ao eostate received from that far-off land ; and some very well to-do oerekeiable familia*, and industrious you', people, are 'meanly car rying forward preparation for their Soper tan It is easeemeary to add that this emigration mania stottay am emied, in these lorraßtiee, to mermlaws of the catholic church, one of the inducements held out being, that there is to be founded • colony exclusively of poem of that awl.