The Express. — London, England, 1864-04-28 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIUENCE (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. tt ,,, gis t d r j ,ne(?. —(odioae 21::r k e Lord Cbirl f a ug i l e ork . b6lll, tovs3 r. SUSSON AND °THEM --ICI. SMIJIANT GLOM AND Till LAYS " NOILINDIO CHRONICL&" m y sm . en satinet alleged to have ark= eat el the adios brought by Mr. &Own% Glover ageism the D u k e g y Pir ,;gey and the late M. Billanit for adwoostiog the policy o f Emperor of the French is the Morning Chronic& It will be recollected that the original claim was for 14,0004 f o r lora and labour, end in trensletieg articles from the Finch into English, end printing and publishing these is m..mc xi/Caro/ric, end also for writing articles and pub bilwag them in the same paper, end afterwards translating them into French for publication in the ifoniteur Colutitn :,sso, Pa us, and other French papers et thirs ts of 8004 pm month. There was else a demand far damages for lam mts icsd in depreciation of the valise of the Morning de in fulfilling the contract The present writ is directed to the 'wend male defead s.v. Julian Henri Boman and Fanny Beeson his wife, and Polyk de la None and Marie de la None his wife, to the following effect, " Take police, that William Glover, of Iturton-crewent, in the pans, of S. Pancras, in the county of Middlesex, England, has commenced an action at law against you, and Fanny Bowie, your wife, is ber Majesty's Court of Queen's Bench, by a writ of that court dated January 4, 1864, and you an required within solver days after the receipt of this notice, isclusive of the jar of such receipt, to defend the said action by causing en a ppearance to be entered for you, and in default of your ro dome, the said William Glover may by leave of the wart use a judge proceed thereon to judgment sod execution. The rlswitf claims 21,0004 for &bt.,and4l. 4s. cods, sad if the smouat be paid to the plaintiff within eight days from the service hereof. further proosedinge will be eteye&" Mr. Bovill, Q.C., said he moved on the part of the &- j e mmy', M. Eamon, his wife Faart7, end M. Colas de la Nom sad Marie his wife, the two ladies being the daughten of the late M. Billault. for a rule calling opus the plaintiff to Chow muse why the service of the writ is the defied rats and ell imbeequent proceedings should not be set aside on the ground that the ours of toilet did not arise within the jurisdiction of the court, sad pay the oasts of this application. Their b kils o lii i Lien swan that semethee crux Mr. BerYeaut Glover tan action against the Duke de Pmsigay and the late M. • t, sod wewithetanding teat every endeavour bad been made to bring that airtime to teal, it had so far been unsowenefu6 In the neseatime M. Rilstilt had died. • The Lord Chief Justioa—Does this prooseding arise out el that weir, _ _ _ .Sir.Bovil aid be believed Yr. Sarjeset Glover was ,•reeling up= some "apposed or imardeary mune of be had against the defendants, misiag ot that Mr. Justice Mellor said the ease had been at chambers. gaffe he believed Mr. Serjeant Glover said it arose out of same matter. The writ wee jimmied en 24th January lat. and atterwards served epee the four defendants in Force, accordieg to the provinces of the Common Law Pro. ceiore Act of 1852. Be moved on affidavits statiag that the ileteodaots had always best FT•lloii subjects and re- Elect it France, and that they had never sees or anythtog of the plaintiff until they were areved with the writs in queetiou—that they savor saes any tra:t or engagement directly or indirectly with kin, or had 10 UV way become liable to hint. The learned earned said the defendants believed that the action wee brought to ea- Iwe the plaintiffs alleged claim against the lat. IL Ihlkult—the claim being similar to that which be bad made against the Duke de Penaig id ya i , h d M. Billed; which action was still and against the Duke de Psenigny. The defendaate mid they were in no way connected with any property ie England. neither was there *my estate of the late IL Bel lailt in England. The matter had bees before Mr. Justice Mellor at chambers, who bad referred it to this court. It night be said that little harm would result from nerving parties residing is Femme with this paces , bet ow l enses objection to it was, that if the proceeds was as tot let side, it would be competent under t 6 law for the plaintiff to go to a judge an d as k t o be allowed to proceed with the suit without further notice to the dereodaate It was as extraordinary power whisk the set p.. for serving roomer op forgiven roiling abroad and ought to be exercised strictly is accordance with its proviskias. It wee an abase of the act to serve write, as in this isetairm, blears it was warted for beseficial porpoise and not to permit or allow moos to be harassed in this way. When the case was bets* the leered judge, at chambers, the plaintiff pro ? Ted no affidavit and did est pretend to show that there sea any me of action except hi s s t a ti ng th a t it related to the o ri ginal action brought by him spirit Dake Persigay, ad the late IL &Dealt. It wee therefor* gait* clear on wo statement that he bad no claim against the pe rm defendants, because by the death of M. Billault kis rain against him was gram. There were two or three wanes open to the defendants. la the fint case they might Ippser, but it they did they submitted themeolves to the juri s diotio. of the court _ , Yr. Justice Blackbarn said that if they did not appear tulrmirst might go against them, and if they had any pro perty within the juriediotioe of the court it could be taken. All the learned counsel had to do was to show this proceed * was an obese of the power of the coon. Yr. %TM said it was • matter that was looked upon with cusi d ully watche.erable jealousy ia foreign oountries, and ought to be ceref The Lord Chief Justice said there wee • case in point in ths ule Court g of Exchequer, and the rule should be granted. Rranted. COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSES (Before the Jake ()Misery, Yr. Brom Clausen, sad Mr. Justice Seseisg) M74IIIMALD tr. 717=1:111•Lb. Sir F. Belly and Dr. Wasabay moved for a wile abi for • oew trial on behalf ef Mr.. Fitzgerald. It will be remembered that We bad brought a wit for a diessiatios on tic ground of cruelty templed with adalteey, alleged to have her. committed with lin. Mallet; and that the Puy, after • trial of tbree or four d a y s , Meow, and found for the respoodent, Major Fi A mottos for a tide nisi has already been road* aed missed ; ..d is point of form taw preset was as appeal arkisat the decision of the Jadgit Vs:Way ; bat se so mussel was iestrasted by the retpoodent, the motion practically became a sew ate. Sir F. Kellv costeeded Mat the role siegbt to Was, ea the 'mod that evidence bad bees improper! tw. jetted, that the verdict was spinet the weight of that tha petitiowr had been taken by empties, sad that die had Coco discovered sew evidence. flee arguments were set easeleeled wise we west to pries) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bofors Mr. Couimissimeßairey&) MAIUMLALL AND WILLIAM. 'e bankrupts were grooms aed tea dealers, et the 4rand. Debts, 1.2691.: angle. XL The stirttuie .Mate of lt , :luens shows a surplus of 6601. The aneignees requiring father time to examen the acenunte aa adj.:mm=ost of the tranaination 'nesting was ordered. 131 - Iti EDWARD Loins, The bankrupt waa daisraled SS 111111111Cilini and latestes, of Cason-street. This was the mitt* tor ausamiontion and &what's. The acconets prepared by Items. Johannes' aed Co. show liabilities of 11,4361. ; meta unarmed at Tbe accounts Wag only leassitly Shad, as adieus. vas ordered. Al W. Z. COATIMIS. T his bankrtinh. 1N formerly is the artoy, was described as ,0 'Weyer, of Leadeshall-street. The cam has bees he- IlentlY before the court. H. was sow allowed to pus his umonatioa, and the sitting for Meehan* was milkweed. (Before Mr. Oommiceioser LN 51 A. IL snrcorrirr. The bankrupt was a barrister of Newport, is the Ids of Fle came before the wart with lisbilities of 7.58 W. lomat which accurity is held by two creditors to the in.nuot 21001. Mr. Linklater, for the assigsees, reqdrisi farther time to etamise the amosism, an adjournment wee ordered. . (Bohm Mr. Commissioner Gloulters.) RI T. SHAM. —APPLICATION FOR 2.11L1A/1111. The bankrupt was a major is the Feet lochs Company's senlce. The application for mime had bees adjouraed mu: .fter the choice of assignees • sad it was sow stated the. at the sitting for choice a areal for 1181, had bees ad• trtte4 on behalf of the Consolidated losuresee ColopellYi orb raised the total debts to above 3001.. aad resdend the stamp on which the petition had been prionewied room lir. IL Griffiths, for the bankrupt, urged that a portions of ihe debt t o th e insure/sae oompaoy bad been paid , sad that t a w debt s mese , io reality, below 300 i. Hiss Wooer said he was bound to take the fact as It ap- Nod oo the prooesdinge. The bitakrupt should hare oh .rted to the proof when it was te o d ere d. H a s h ou ld no t e petitioo, but would grant a sitting to show c ".. , why the proof should not be expunged or nodose& THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW STREET. nroterrr ASSAULT 0$ a MAW= WOMAIL r , nlery• Payne, who aid be was a barmen maker, was c. "'fsd with amenities JllOll Marsh, a 'married weans. rbe complainant said that about half eat 12 o clock lard ht she was with her husband in Totteaham-ooart road. bid • quarrel, and she w e st away towards boa. Her bi•sa i l is • moulder, sod they lire in Soeth-phsee, Eustoe -10"0. As she wee paseiedeloog Eastosesquare primmer dame her soil said, " Will you go with me l" She replied, • srn not going with &eyries, l don't know what you t " , t." He then seized her, polled ap bar clothes, sod hid 1.. Laud upon her in en iedeoset mouser. She dapped his f •e• sad called out •'Pollee," and "Jack," then being her t^h cad's name. The primmer " Oh,_ you any all calling her by a foal epithet. He walked away 4,1 -a* followed him till she saw a eosiereible, to whom she aim is custody. E 140, dated that he saw the primmer and the THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 28, 1864. oemplainant in Eastowoquare. As soon - as she saw witness ormiplainent ran up to him sad said, " Take this sea tato cumeedy for indecently aseaultiag we sad willing me bed was The prisoner denied it, and said she bad sirs* him. The eomplainaut wee much excited, mid the prisoner smelt of liquor, but he should wt my that either d them was not sober. The prisoner in defence said that the eomplaioant owe up told= and struck him without the leam provocation. Hs utterly denied haring amenhed her or snoozed her in any way. Mr. Hall said that if that wee so it was strange that be amid sot have offered to give her into custody. 11 also see=d very unlikely that she should have streak him without say visible motive. the constable wool not go so far as to say that he wee he bed probably taken enough to make him sot foolishly. Kcspectable women moat be protected from mob insane. He mast pay • fine of 51. or be imprisoned for ail weeks. COll/008 CUM Or 111114111 T. A very riapsiimilelooadziniiii...i.d w, mined HenryOasoss. was cauged A tigamy =dainty curious Both wives were present. The bed Li a middle-eked person ; the second, a young woman shoat 22 or 23 years of .0 1 . George Thomas OoLlingbowne swore—l em • &sew monger, at 13, Gmfteeeareet, Bobo. I was present at the marriage of thepesoar with his first wife. Her mass was Jane Frond. The marriage took place on the 25th of December, 1856. at St. James's, in the Curtain-raid. The second wife sow stood forward sad said—My same is Louisa Pewees. lam single. I believe I ham been married to the primmer. Be is my husband. I yam married to him on the 6th of last February at Bt. Michaers-plam, Eaton aqnaea _ 'lLr.Bmitb, for the prisoner —How were you married, by beau or limes ? Witriess—By Boma XL Smith—Yon knew be was already married whim you 'married him 1 ____ Sewed Wile—l understood so. Mr. tiknith—lion Snead Wife-Ibard it from his friends ; several of them told me he wee menial; but, however, I did not bow It as a eertaiuty frees therm Yr. Smith—The prisoner roads • communication to you himself before be was married. Saved Wife—Yee ; be mid I had heard what he was, sad I said I bed ; aad had saked him if his wife was living. and hesaid she wee. Mr. Smith—skod you nurrivii,hini otter thet &coed Wife-1 did. Mr. Smith—You do not prosecute is this mot ? Semood Wife—l do sot Yr. SeUe — L tie7e Teidaeoe of the snit wife being slit. at destine al the mixed • ? Mr. Lewis (who aMesied foe • mosematioe)--She is now here. It ie at her iastigstica the prisoner is given into me lody, end is now preemie& Sergeant Hardin. 2 B—l took the prisoner into custody lent night and told him the charge was bigamy. He ad milted it. He rid ea sgreement had been drawn op between himself and tint wife to 'operate, and he intended tofiaro get& divorce.. Yr. Sinitic—The primmer settled some property upon his first wife, and they eeparaled, sod the sewed wife aneot complain of any deceptioe, for b• told her be wee married. She las no eompleiet to make spinet him. Primmer wee remanded. MARYLEBONL ♦ )W.BIOP =PSC TtAED 101. UNDID' /VC VOMIT ACT. Donut Afers.lsectlord frii4 - e - reqz - st:t;e7-eliOP, High-street, Por y thad-town,wee eherged with unlawfully re ceiving from Job Thomas, a 'wittier is the Boots Familia Guards, • pair of boobs to her Majesty's mai meet of Elects Faulier Guards. The proceedings were Mks. seder • clams in the Nutley het. kr. E. Dille. Lewis, from the alai et Mr. Edward Lew* of Orval flarterephstreet, appeared for the defence. Job Theme, • vats In the Note Pugilism. stated that ea deaday, the I th leek he serried • pair al boas to the deleaditat's house. he been in uniform at the time. De tirades& was caked to lend Is. on them. After iaquiriag what mei of boots they were he mid he would lead the money, aod gave witness half-S-O'OWD sayiag that when that was 'peat be would bard over the otter half-crows. The (Brat half-mown was spent in beer, bat the seemed witaies took away with him. The boots; bed the regimental marks on them. It was disoovered that witness had matte away with them, and he was oonfined to banaeks. Sorgawst SiMOM stated that oak Monday, the 18th, he found that Theresa bad disposal a hie Imola He made ia tiaras of 6ofeadant as to whether he bed takai a pair of boots from one of his man. He (dsfendeat) said he had, and was told that be had dose woe& when he said that be be hoved he bad, but did not know so at the time. Wilsons afterwards spoke to the polio, about the matter, sad they told him t o t ake the boots hum defeedant. The men lia =lagto his t equent defaidast's house a good The mea fr is aily • recruit. Crom-examised—He bad baud a a similar charge evilest defendant, bat he Gould ant speak positively to it. Dasod sat did asy that be did sot see the regimental mark oa the booty at Levit that be did see it atm. Mr. wis 000teadid that this ram moot fail, as the words of the act were "any perms who shall kaowiagly detain or moire." _ — The magisteste observed that ia a cam of this kind erer7 pereosNem summed to know the law. This am great I. bee uniform to dupes of the boom, end from that fact ohms Es t °sett to hare bees presumed that they were rep- Itt7Lowis said his ellest had have many years landlord of the Plllll4lll' Welded W Arms o end savor ked bees petty el any this, al re. The magistrute said it on • bad atm, for here wee • reendt. young to the regional, secnersged to dispose of his kit. The doteedeet I made Wm speed inituureee is (Moir, just the very Ibiza likely to get him into • serape. As this ass his Ant cameo of the kind he would sot enforce lies fall psselty. He should lime him 101. sad order him to pay sal earee three times the value al the boon (9a 6d.),11. Bs. 84., Mr. Lewis et owe gave make of appeal. SHABB LIBIS.--(THIS DAY.) Two o•Orna. 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Os. a l Ultima Marlin lima Upper Sam Tosaiss !Vag Dionoors LM... MooLtaliattiollea Z. 10 Ili 11 1 .r 14S UT idle par li Si SI im i M igtal.* flab A ZS It. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLoow.. The stock markets to-day are inactive, attention being still monopolised with the settlement, which will be completed tomorrow. The general tone of the markets is dull. An unfavourable effect has been produced on the funds by a statement from the Continent that Austria and Prussia have rejected the proposal for an ar mistice in Denmark. Consols have again declined if per cent. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 66fr. 95c., being 1 per cent. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 91* to 1 for money, and 911 to a for the account (May 5). The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94, j, f ; ditto for account, 94 ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 891, 1, f ; New Three per Cents., 891, 1, f ; Annuities, 1885, 14 9-16 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 106 f, 105 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 991 ; Four per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 94i ; Exchequer Bills, March, 6s. dia.; ditto June, 4a., 9s. dig. Mexican Bonds are slightly lower at 451 to for money, and 414 to 3 for the new account. Greek are dull at 241t0 25 ; Spanish Passive steady, at 351 to 361 ; and Confederate 1 per cent, higher, at 59 to 6L Other foreign stocks have scarcely moved. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 90 ; ditto 1863, 871 ; Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 831; Colombian Six per Contr., 78, 781, 781, 3 ; Greek, 241 Mazioan, 451, ; ditto for account, 451 ; Portuguese, 1853, 481 ; Russian, 1862, 89, 1, 881 ; Sardinian, 86 ; Spanish Passive, 351 ; ditto for account, 361 ; ditto Certificates, 121 ; Turkish, 1854, 894 ; ditto 1868, for account, 691 ; ditto 1862, 711, 72 ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 721 ; Venezuela, 221 ; ditto 1862, 58. Mexican scrip is quoted 1 to 1 prem. ; Russian, If to 1 prem. ; Swedish, par to 1 prem. ; and Vene zuelan, 11 to le dis. International Financial shares are now quoted 61 to 7 prem. ; General Credit, 31 to 64 pram. ; London Financial, 12/ to / prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 191 to 20 ; Mercantile Credit, 11 to 12 prem. ; Egyptian Trading, S to pram. ; Credit Mobilier, 4 to 4 prem. ; Imperial Financial, 54 to 1 prem. ; Credit Fonder (Great Britain and Ireland), 6 to 3 prem. ; 01b0811 Company, 21 to 1 prem. ; Fore street Warehouse, 34 to 4 prem. ; International Land Credit Company, 21 to prem. ; Tele graph Construction and Maintenance, 11 to 11 prem. ; Millwall Ironworks, 21 to prem. ; Imperial Bank of China (amended prospectus), 2a to a prem. ; Humber Iron Works, 11 to • prem. ; International Contract, If to 21 pram. ; and Smith, Knight, and Co., 21 to prem. Foos o'CLoce. Consols are quoted 91f to I for money, and 91f to f for the account, showing a decline of f per cent. compared with the quotations current at 2 o'clock. There hare been no gold transactions at the Bank. The demand at the Bank of England discount office yesterday was rather more active, but the general market was rather quiet ; good bills con tinue to be taken at 7 per cent. In the Stock Exchange the terms for sheet loans on English government securities were 41 to per cent. The steamer Shannon has arrived from the West Indies with 530,5004 in specie and bullion, of which 957,0001. is gold, and 173,5001. silver. At the settlement yesterday the rates of "con tinuation" on stocks and share; were generally rather bigb. Thus the rate on London and North Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway stocks rose to f per cent. Heavy terms were also paid on many classes of shares in the banking, financial, and mis celbineons markets, including Imperial Financial, London Financial, tbc. The subjoined notice respecting an increase of the capital of the Union Beak of London was yesterday afternoon in the Stock Exchange:— ritd deireators of the Union Bank of Loudon have this day resolved to recommend to the proprietors of the bank, at the next general meeting in Jul next, to increase the subscribed capital of the bank from 3,000,0001. to 4,000,0001. by creation of 90,000 shares of 501. each, to be issued rateably to the proprietors at a premium of 151. per share." The prospectus of the Provincial Banking Coe , potation (Limited) is issued. The capital is 2,000,0001. (with power to increase to 4,000,0000, in 40,000 shares of 501 . each, but the fi rst issue is limited to 20,000 abates, and of these 10,000 have already been subscribed for, the re mainder being offered to the public. This company doss not propose to transact banking business in London, but intends to open branches in the various provincial cities and towns. !Especial atten tion is to be direeded to "acquiring the business and oonnexions of existing provincial banking esta blishments," and it is menuoned that "treaties are now pending for the purchase of some private and joint stook country establishments, which will form the basis of a large and flourishing bank ; and, for that purpose, full powers for the increase of capital have been taken in the articles of association." The directors are thirteen in number, and include, besides the chairman of the Great Eastern Railway Company, ' members of the boards of the Imperial Bank, Loudon Buenos Ayres, and River Plate Bank, Great Western Railway, South Wales Railway, Mercantile Credit Association, Financial Corporation, English and Scottish Marine Insurance Company, dm, dic. The Asiatic Banking CorpoistiOa has notified that it is about to comntease business in London, having established its baud office at No. 4, Lombard street. This undertaking was started last' year at Bombay, and its shares were immediately Oaken up, but the commencement of opera tions has been delayed until now, in oonsequence of the time consumed in obtaining a Royal Charter of Incorporation. The amount of capital subscribed is 600,0601., of which 300,0001. has been paid, and the remainder is in course of being called up. The bank has power to increase its capital to 2,000,0001. The 901. shares, with 121. 10e. paid, are quoted in India at about 60 per cent. premium. The charter limits the liability of the shareholders to double the amount of their shame. Agencies and branches are being organised at Bombay, Calcutta, Singa pore, Ceylon,.Roug Kong, and Shanghae. The traffic of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway for the month of March was 222,322 dollars, against 230,438 dollars in February, and 207,298 dollars in January, when the number of miles open was the same as now, viz., 322. The adjourned general meeting of the Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Company will be held on May 2. The shave certificates of the City Offices Company E mited) will be ready for delivery on the god of The letters of allotment sod " regret " of the Worthing Royal 13ea House Hotel Company (Limited) were posted last evening. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. K. F. Satterthwaite reports as follow : Siege war last the market is Leedom for Asterisms ace rides hes been much &premed. sad even at reduced somehow buyers bonsai' to take the stock offseed. The decline io Illinois sod Erie shams hew been ti per neat. Ea road Wade, where the misdeal sad istereet is not payable in this mostly, hare declined snout 3 per met. Milled States 6.20 Beads gave wag I. Id as mop., but bare rallied on some hoist for Deitch aceonst to 56g. The rime circular says : We are without out meal mid-weekly ricer from New York, but telegesm, we lasso that so the 16th Met, a ~ fewer. .prevailed, aad prior were geserally about 10 per oust The official businces report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, • 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 894, 4, ; New Three per Cents., 894, j, ft, 4, ft ; Bank Stock, 2394, 238, 240 ; Stock, 220, 218 ; ditto Fire per Cent. Stock, 1064, 106, ; ditto Four per Cent., 994, I ; ditto Certificates, 991 ; ditto Bonds, 12s. dia. ; Five-and-a- Half per Cont. " enlaced " rupee paper, 1124. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sr maersas TILMMIAPIL ) NEWMARKET MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS. Taa.l4 ... .. ... ... Brows vs ma. Kiia . 20 zai o ;stimi behind lima. HANDICAP SWEEIPSTAIOO3. Clairveriativ ... ... ... ... Evidisii ... ... ... Cambay ... • • • ... 4 mi. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. ... Beadle ... ... "' 9 raa. ElOO PLATE. Vivid ... ... ... ... •-- Wincrwre &Was _ 9 res. ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES. D.M. The followisg ars lett is :—Osissists. Lies" Asper, Amnesia; Said of liashaio f, Sit to Desks. Kin Whip Easy Crosse, liaegossr t o mi .=Bnoss, Ossitt Lodi+, Toasts. Holly Csriso, Dscitssois Bracy Sharp, Torii-rook Siiposy, GaMy Locks, Rummy, Hypslis, G 41•40111, Chapsots, AIISICS, sod lady Loirsioss. ENTRY FOB SW. HANDICAP PLATE. A.F. Beitjaiia, 5 years, bst 121 b; Despair, 6 yrs, Bst Sib Tsarist, 4 is, &it 6lb ; Jamey, 3 yrs, 7st 21b ; Radasp, 3 yrs, 7st lib; Bay CAL 1, 3 yrs, fart 1131 b; P.sciss. 3 yrs, Qat 711, ; Bl ack Friar, 3 yrs, 6st 71b; Eassosatb, 3 yrs, Sit 41b ; Alia, 3 yrs, list LATEST ISITIING. ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS. 4 apt Mosqvarodo (4) 6 to So 1 1 Bar Ow (t) THE DERBY. 15 to 1 opt /Sok AtioL FRIGHTFUL BtICIDII THEOUGN Dummies --(Thu Day.—Tbis mantra a sirs of the same of Jobs Erase, a mammals, mid* at 4, Areey'a-row, Lower-road, Idiocies, was found deed in his badman by police-sergeant Taylor, 33 N, and information bee been forwarded to the maw of the dreadful occorreace. It appeared that Lit sight be. tween the honed 8 and 9 o'clock • report as if from the disabuse of • pistol was beard is the bees% bet so notice was thee lakes of the matter. This tormairq ns the deemed was sot heard aboat, the police were called is sod the room door forced. A (awful sight this tad itself, far lying on the aide of the bed wee the body of the deceased panty dressed, sad covered with blood. TIGI deceased bad plumed the pistol is he month, and had this pulled the taigyer. Some of his brains were found roe the bed, sad his Meek were seateired about the room. The deceseed, who is 28 years of age, se represested ea • steady, hard workieg maa,bei having ben eat of work for a soesideraide time that is druppes lee bare preyed epos his Wad. sad lave as him to hew mermdtted this rash set. °INMAN LINIETT END TEE BTICE.—A letter from Yeeklestiemptleherwrie hi the Hasibinv Non : ~ to the last defies of the Dist here, the equestrian ceder mimed, by 30 votes to 6, a bill to laved the proprietor of • seigeoriel deem& with • power, as of tondeemier the people as his octets, far r tel set , vies, to • See of eve theism ea impresses:seat el me week, sod 25 blows with • dick. The repreess. Wives of the tomis ',jested the bill which meditated the misuser bulge hi his owe muse ; it, however, reads& the emotion el the °mad Deka, sad beseeferth • edge:tar will tidy ham to mill far the emisimes of • bailiff, who may be his steward, or • seheelmedsr os Isidestete, the aseeleaticm to white odes he posesima, to be able I. intim ea his team* their wires, sad his male sad female sensate or Libreria', 26 blows wait • stick." Ns. pls. I Sum IN sad C. Om irk .l 00 Li 100 I IN AlWaeeLonALNesprel IS U 40 pm, 86 100 Do. Now l6 38 40 pm AS I* Aoilo Austrian 20 Anglo Italian (UNISed) II If Ups .... 40 Australasia MI 74 Ti - 41 • Do. New is tre Ripe - 4 Soak of = 1 S 8 ell 11165 Of -, IN Heist d 176 NO - 10N0 Sauk of Otago (Limited) I 1 fpm - Beak of Queensland (L ) St Idle pm - 60 Dettloff telosia.Amirls 16 62 44 - 100 Bank at Wake (Um.) - IS Soak of New Dalsad - N a 3 4 pas - es aria. A Awaked ft. 15 - -pm -. 30 British A Californian (L 5 11 2pm - 50 British N. Amnia - SI Cber.Bk. Brit, Columbia; 10 11 21mit 111 nC. Bk. Indis,Aus., Cldnal ell ID 41 - 10 Do. New - N COMM. M. 4WD. Ac, all TO 71 pa - 100 City ISO IN - 100 Colonial ll6 all 4 1N 6 - 10 Oonsolidatod Ilaek (L ) 4 7 71p. - 100 Oontimmol (L) l5 2 II pm, - 60 Most landau (Limited) 8 8 4 pm t - 60 , Do. Now 100 logUaltaad Irish (LPL), 15 11 ape 161 - 60 - 20 reg.ScoldAusi. Mart& 1 all 11 12 Emilia and Mrstalt (L II I. I pm - 50 ituropran Dank Umited II 1 41 11 m 13 1 100 Hlndasn.ChleatJap.(L . St 9*pm -. IN : Do. New IN ihsperial Bank Waited II t 1 16 pm ..., NO, De, Naw 18 ,Impitial Ottoman lO 111 liapm 51 Si llsred Mort. N. !NM ( 4 2 If pm e. IN Under bank at Pool 13 • •pm - US ;Loudon and Breselem ICO •LeallApesti.TlMML M 12 14 pm .-.. 26 Do. do. New I/ II Sipe - no lam, Dlr., &IL Nat (L) II 6 6pm - N Las. at Bank at Amid all 10 In - 100 !Landon and Wank' (1. 1$ 5 legoi - 4 Ilarlett and Ossils..,. 10 U OS - HO 11.0.. Itaralm.CM.l64l.l 18 • Ipm - SO :Lossion Joint 11118 10 47 49 48 5011 L. .M Northam a ) N I 4 pm 185 N .Lamilam•SeMbi Afirlseis all 275 !e1 - N , Do. Do. _ .Ifirw. ~ all , 11 4275 - 100 ;Leaden& ILAmerlam(L 7 ' 3 4pm - MO 'lam it & Weaves fLim. 10 1 31 44pm - IN 'lra A lifostmilissise MO ,liirelmnt Hoak_ (UmL). 111 9 10 pm n N Uoramalle A 10zoksatL 15 I lo pm - N 1 Do. New - (N Petro. A Pro,. bsak (L 11 II 11 pm - N Dation flAnt ) . ... . 111 Itidlaisd Beak Waal - IN Natimal of Lir (L 10 7 Rpo' - PO N.Pro.of lopWd - - 15$ N I Do. ao. Ni. 11 - - - IS New South Wales MI 58 81 - 10 'Now Zealand (thalledi II If TOO - 25 'Oriental Sank Corpora. II II TO - IN .Proviso. of belend. ~ N IS IN - 10 Maude, Eantolli DdM(L 7 3 6pm 11 NI Ds. de. Now 7 I 4 pia - I Satals Australia 4l 64 - 15 loath Eastern (Lim) - AO Naiad. of D. R. Africa - IN ,Da do. - IS Vasa of Australia I IS all it SO - II ! *a New OS Maim at Irolardi Wm ), AM SI I- f - NM. - - IS (V• 4. et Lauda, ,13 S• 61 - DzirtNIVAZ STOCK& 6a.1 vaaau. I P4l Ca prima i .aim. IA a Ilias.,3llJaa.ll l lll t i ro 10 * M al ea 0. Wow. -W. N. -trz , 86. Lene. p. " Ai j k s.L .Matl .l2lY emil - ly - i l lro 1" N "S loo 111. Lon.ltrlo.4p.e.JaaL/1/ 1 1110 SS 100 -.. .- _ - 84 - --. a0 , i0.w . . L. 4p. r.b. e.1.8::: „ 7i: MIN mo U. Do. 3.1 p.e.Jaailuly,loo 85 87 84 L&S.W.,4p.e.Jau.&July:loo 96 100 N. 105a1,4 p.e.Jan.t.ll4l7' NO 111 100 ea al . 1014/M. IL T. a D. 11.. SAM *1" 100 111. Agraimer aad Loa U. .A. Am L 1 last 1 lON HO Da. Non INNS IS Amigo Austrian WOW 93 Anglo !tabu (lantIall) !RIO aa Aostral?!ala I 1 41001 26,000 10.000 1 10.900 6,000 10,000 80.000' 110001 1 )felt. i Aim Wei /k.I 60.060 1 Brittle t Californian 10.000 60 kW. If. Assert= 11,100 60 Char. Bk. Brit. Cohumbes 11,1100 se C. Isk. lodis,Ama, Plea 7,6110 10 Do. Be. 10,400 60 Obrird. 11. 41.4* as 0.000100 City 10.000 100 Ganda 1010,000 10 Consolidated look (L ) 6,000 'lOO Osetleostel (1.) 11,00 e 60 'Zest Leedom (Umitod)l 8,000. 60 10,000 100 86,000 20 40,440 10 * OOO El 10,000 100 10,000 100 10,000 ISO ktoi IN I ULAN ISM.: llmparkl MAO IS NM MOAN INN Ilandka Bonk d flc4 I}Nl IN loailN 6,816 180 28,000 26 &OW 60,080 18,040 10,008 2,080 86,010 180811 20,4180. 40011 00 De. De. New . ... 10.00 D 100 Lowdeelt&AmelosalL MO lee 'Loa t & Wolin NA . 00,000 104 'Us & Weelobeber NAM 10 lierelwet Desk(lia„) MOO M Mereaselle & isokaalL 00.000, i Do. New MOO lee !tetra. & Prov. buk (I. 10.000 le Marken ;Um) Mee le• Mame Hawk (Um) JOAN lee Natkaal of U (V 10,00 e lee N.Pro.et OM 001 Do. eo. New O ,New booth vela Mee 10 'New redone (lAioltele 60,00 s 'Oilseed fisel a Voers. 11,000 lee .Previso. of WOO 00 Made, reat,dt Mee 00 j De. de. New SOO 14 eowle Australis WO 15 booth Easton (Ua.) , MOO lee lewd. of B. & Melee ' 0•40 NO Do. de. WSW td Utica et Autumns I KOMI _ _ New. pies .11giaa at LyeWA (1.11m.)1 WIN. NO Aiwa el Loswisa , No. I 111 11j 'et a. wria., 4 4:; rarsa:r4l% 1110,000; et. o.Wola.—W.ll.—tet.,4 p. et. Joe. ok hay_ „NO 4111,011 Looe.tYk.4p.e.Jaioilly,loo M,llOll Loo.llrigh.4p.e.Jaatile,lee LIMO It. 114.W.4p.e.100.‘ht1y,1110 MAMA IP. Do. Si p.e.Joa.a.laly.loo t/i.DP, 0< L&5.W.,4p.e.J.0.i1u1y,100 ... IS lood,‘ yet.hut.t.Toly 110 Gt. Dett&P, IL P. &D.P. , ay—. wo ov me 44111 p.e. a Joo*Joly,lloo IT PI i IS. lueot.N.L.4p.e.Ap.ttlet.ll4l/ IPd I Cli. pima I Sala. to. I IL 86,000. !0,0001 PREFERENCE SI Nola Ilmsisru Oonsolidabasi Pruf - 4 prz sant, 101. EXTRAORDINARY SCENE AT THE HOUSE Os COMMONS.-(THIS DAY.? In the committee cm the Belfast Improvement liill, ci which Mr. °asked is chairman, an nifeassdisary seem took pima about half•past 1 o'clock, dais day. Dur bin the arem-examication of a witness by a Mr. Rae, the sommitles coroplaimd of the nasonee in which Yr. Bee I conducted himself, and eat/salad kiss to adapt a milder moan tkaa he was penning. Mr. Ras diameter!, and onatinned in an offensive manner to address the committon The Chairmaa thee ordered the room to be okayed, who ' all the parties retired eseept Mr. Rae, who said he elacrald sot leave. Several ometables, ric, Loam. 152 A. Loh, 196 A. UMW& 572 A. and Soot; 121 A. said salon he lett the room. is °Wiese* to the order el the oonmeittoo, they would be compelled to stake biro. Mr. Rae etm rettmed, soda straggle took place between Mr. Rae sad the pollee. Mr. Rae holding on to the rail which separable the pulite tram the arm otitis*. during which polimoodatable 121 A hart his writ, and at length Mt. Rae was toreibly expelled from the room. Times proceedings, as migbCasturally be expected, ended • great excitement ; brushed. of people from the ■eigh- booked io iee what 1$ woe tiek created each terrible noun of aselsece. The public were thee reradmitted, Mr. Rae Wig forcibly bell beck sad yorreeted from eateries the room. The Chairman mid, at Aim aerie of Wogs, the committee bed decided to adjourn the committee sad meatios th e natter to the boom. I The committee them adjoined. PROTINCIAL SHARE MAJUtII'S. Lrrisiesk Ann r7.—Same ••-ity :—Chrot lashars. far so ileast. 4i—loados and North Mostoill. 11_11 . t r rlio UV =Mb titero. 110 i f_ . —Coplapo and coi g i „ —Cons ein 11 = 56.1"1 C Tl P Jami li rt iftdl ortgrgrirmik k 01 laght e te p.— ( Wortarillo rd is mom (U -saltodi, -111 4 p.—Ditto aormmt, 11.16 e p. how sham onsmant. 01 74g p.—Natismal Lek et (Lindisti), It o.—llWßass Imams°. (iAmitod).ll-111 17 .1 *moist. t P. 2113111141F1LL Ann. Tr —Ord Wasters Stair Tailor eas materd stork oas dorm at On: ditto Birmingham Ormrsanard. at 70: Birmingham Joint Stook Bask, as 3.1$ Brilliants MIK at Vnare. Glaaraolosti, at dd. and Birmingham rismodal. h) prom Ba a l*. and North Western a. qaMod 110 e to 111 ; Consols which closed yesterday at 914 to for I li r min g hala °lag . 90 10 111 : Midland Wa il °ll * 96 sansra • 41.6° motley, and 913 for the sth of Xay, closed to-day Nor, M Dryers British sad Foreign Railway Plank Ida 3d. to 11. gd pram at 914 to g, sad 914 to 4, respectively. MIIIIILS.-(THI8 DAYJ Two o'CLocx. Apart from the fortnightly settlement, there is little business in the mining market to-day, and quotations generally are unchanged. East Lovell and Wheal Margery shares are in demand at better prices ; the former are now quoted 18* to 19, and the latter s to 6. On the other hand, East Cara don have declined to 29* to 30, and Wheel Gren ville to 91 to I.o*. East Vor are quoted 5 to 1, being tirm ; East Grenville, to g ; Great Vor, 32 to 33; and Drakewalla, 30s. to 325. 6d. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet, at precious quotations. Yudaciamutana have been dealt in at 31, being firm. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& IMPERIAL AVERLOS& 'Mori Mar*. 0414. Borns. March 19 April 2 9 Ws Id Ns 44 18. 114294 04 32a 84 'Ms Mt - 23 Mx weeks' Aggro - We Avon* .. lU l $l. 19. Id 294 Id 112 s ad 324 73 Darr.—Wlmsk Beirfay, Oals. Z. Mule. asithille. Is. DUMAN ism/no 1111 PW010•11101111 /11 TO AVZIIMIZ s 01? WELL? DOSING 11111 SKI WILLI /AMID. ApL 2.1 Apl. 9., A Api. 1 Apl. U. -1.--. " Hlll. ...:. ...... .....: :: LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) Os 'mar= srn nrrsamunow. (1110 Y OUR own 00111281 . 011 DINT.) Market • steady, and the sales will probably foot op tea thetwand hales at steely rates. MINCING LANZ.-(THIS DAY.) 80GML- The market heir booms quiet. but the limited oaks reported are at unaltered priors. Mauritius, grainy, sold at 435. 6d. to 44e. Gd. ; conueou Japery Madras, 335. ; neelayed Manilla, 33e. 3d., sod Porto Rico of the new crop brows 39a. Gd. to 41a. ; low to good grayish yellow 41a. 61 to 455. 6d. Reined-prises are lower. Tiller, sold at 51,.6d. to 5`2.. Comm-The market for Floatation Ceyloo is steady at late pricas-moldling sold. 80a. to 83s. ; and Rio at 72.. for Gas ordimuy. Trim-The demand siontinues limited for most deacrip tiara. Prices an unaltered. Rum-For rough only sales are reported, in cluding Ran, st 9a. 3d, ; chased in good request. Poen'. -eir lower prime have bees .mooted for car nets; Vanessa, sold at 27a. ValliCiS manias sold at • further decline of 2a. to 3s. pee cwt. ; commas to frir, at 25a. to Ns. Sacs-Pepper is unaltered in price ,• the demand, how ever, continues limited. Singapore sold at aid. to 4d. Nutmegs are fully ld. per. lb. dearer ; ordinary small to good midd ling, la. to 2s. 9d.; Gas bold 4.. 2d.; choice, sold at very firm prime ; wormy, ls. • middling and fair, le. sd. to 2s. 2d. Pianist° : • Mall p4Oll sold at the quotation ordinary sad middling, 20. to 20. Rea.-60 puncheons of Demarars sold at Is. 6d. to 60. BALITETIL -Business bee been don* for ooh; refraction@ 4.1 and 61 at 34e. 3d. 00CHIXILLL. -Tbe parcels brought to suction went off Gaily Id. decline ; Honduras silver, 3s. 4d. to 3.. 6d. ; black, 3a. 3d. to 4a. Id ; Timed& silver, 3s. bd. to 3.. 6d. ; black, 3a. 6d. to 4a. ld. Co/Tom-A fur beelines ha. been 'Rectal without ch J age la prima ointing sold heavily. memos at 13.1. to 20s. per ton deans, and nudism at 10a. &oboe ; very ocunoloo, 14/. 15r.; to good, 264 10a. liner.-Manilla sold at 341. 10a. to 331. for good roping, being • decline of 30a. per tom TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Tlke Imiuht is steady the preseet quetelsoes am es follows :—'Pews Sallow, 39a set mob ; Petimhtirit Y.C. Gs Me spot, 40a 3d. ; April to Jess, 40s. Si to 404. ; Joao, 40s. 6d. ; July to September. 41s. ; October to Deossulsse. 435. 6d. Deliveries for the bolt-week, 303 assn. Ne Imports. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (MS DAY.) _. _ The supply of beasts's' seedy the Mmeu on Thursday last but we have a more active trade * and prior for best quality are fully 2d. per stone batter. The number of sheep u about the same, for wide h the hissis is mush mere cheerful at Weser pries. Trade for veal and lamb remain about the same. There are 360 besi6s, 530 sheep. nod 352 calves from Germany and Holland. MU& cows 80. tor star of 404. L L 4. 4- Ise Am of Ma Ld. a. • Best &Ms, 114.41116. 6 t 410 Desk Dose Mids.\ 4 10 0 • DNA Illesr‘lisess 4 6 4 8 NA Icauwods.... • 0 0 • Isesed psL bade 3 •3 10 Ds. M lbws .46 4 10 Oalvss PIP 114.4D05a 1611-irsie• 0 0 0 lambs Beasts at smut* f3O ; elites and lambs, 0.360 , mhos, 440 PM um SMITHFIELD HAY MARICIT.—{THIS DAY.) Mown. Harvey sad Easton report track, dull ; prima without altantiogs. Afros meadow bay, 80s. to 86s. ; superior ditto, 00s. to 965. ; Works dttto, 600. to 705.; clover, old, Ns. to 116 a. ; ditto sow, sewed eat, 90s, to 106 s. ; 'Yaw. Its, WSU McLean and Haes, phltographers„ Haymarket, bad the hewer of solaria( at Kew, on Tuesday, and of taldeg portraits et their Royal Highlander the Dedham of (lenabrido. the Prises' Mary of Cambridge. the Grad Duchess of Meckleabarg &Mits, end the Hereditary Greed Duke., Meakiesteug Seeing. EXTENNION or CHURCH 11.AT211.—in influential Intinint of members of parliament and retwearratiees of the various aonceefornist bodies I. London was held at TeadalPe Hotel on Tuesday to take measures for opposing tie bill of the Attorney-Geeeral for the coosolidation and anieadment of the Church Building and New Parishes Acts, Sir C. Douglas presided. BAULK (Faancs).—The Lord Bishop of London has licensed the Rev. William Charles Howell, M.A.. to be chaplain le the Britiald residents at Havre. Mr. Unwell was for may years curse of the perish church of Totten ham, Middlesex, sad recently curate In sole cheese of the parish of St. George's-in-the-East. The Birkenhead police discovered • "den of thieves" ix that boidingh reliwitial is • vary as pire maniac A potiosenen had rhea a man end women who were fried begmeg in Gatos, and on the polio, making • desosut oe - boom where the couple re sided, they fond it filled with known thieves, most of whom were belpissily drank. They also freed este of bur glar's tools, leaded pistols. ballet mooldle, pistol balls, and a very formidable kind of weapon, which alight be used far housebreaking or defense. DIRPRRATI AFFRAY ON BOA&D AN ALIERRICAN Saris.—A row took place on Banday last en beard tie American ship Anapolls, while she arm off the Great Ormehead, on boo weep to this port A Spanish sailor, semi ?nacre Roam, made a complaint that he bad lest part of hie clothes, which be alleged bad been stoles by some of big shipmates. The easmanoe, made is seek general terms, gave riot to meek asperity of took* the crew mid a general row leek pros ia onnesquenos. Derfmg the distort:race Rooms was kneeled down by some wit ad severely stabbed with some sharpentrag relemnres on the back part of hie body, between the sheoldien. He roes from the deck in es infuriated stabs and Gored bold et • seaman sawed Wlegner, upon whose throat be indicted • frightful and &aprons weird, either with • sheath keit, or a num On the eifilla at the ship at this port, on Monday, the wearied seen ease taken to the Northern Hospital, where they are now lying as a very preearions sae.—Liverpool Mercury. SHOCKING MORD= IN oorre speedeat of the Dublin Frearm writing frees Limerick on Monday, mys :—" A frightful crime was perpetrated in the quiet town of Olin, in this eennty, by • wife mew aerie, her husband. who was • prisms& is the ere stelelary weed John Wright. It appears that ea Saturday night • yaarg ma gave information to the constabulary that deeesed was killed by kis wife in • house ie Milletreet. The police immediately went to the house and found the door locked, whet' they broke open sad on miming a horrid eight met their view. The doomed was lying en kis left rife IS s pool of blood with his skull smashed is, and one of his ewe eat off. The wife was coolly standing mar the door. She wee taken into custody and was given the venal maiden ' not to my anything.' However, as intelligent UMW boy, boy, son of the doomed, told th ei ceerable that his mother harked his father dons with a blew of • big dose, sad, whoa down sleek him spin, and es be asked where the ston e be pared to tad her, where it was fused by Ocershis Ceueolly emend with blood, ad weighing abort 301 b. An inquest was held yerdirdey„ when • eerie wee returned that Hamm WriOt did maliciously kill sod slay Jobs Wright She was after the inquiet transmitted under escort to the county gaol. It is papered that the woman is of anaciend naiad, as she had no mum for oontroittiug the dreadful deed." licea. Mar. 19. Mar. 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