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

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIt3 DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Sittings is Benno. —(Before — Lord - Chief Justice Cockburn and Justices Crompton, Blackburn, and Mellor.) THE QUEEN V. TRAIN AND OTHERS. Mr. Montagu Chambers, Q.C., said he was instructed to mention the case of the Queen v. Train and another, which was an indictment for a nuisance inflaying down a tramway from Westminster-bridge to Kensington. Mr. Train and his managing man were found guilty, and with regard to the other defendants, certain vestrymen of Lambeth, the verdict was suspended, with • view of en abling them to make application to this court on cer tain points of law with reference to their liability. The Court bad granted • rule in their favour, which had placed the prosecutor in • difficulty in bring ing Mr. Train and his managing man up for judgment. His application was that as the jury found this was • dangerous nuisance, and as every day accidents occurred, the court would allow him to bnng up Mr. Train for judgment and hear the rule obtained by the other defendants at the same time. Mr. Justice Crompton said he thought it would be both a troublesome and difficult thing to give two judg ments. Why had not the parties adopted the suggestion thrown out when the rule was obtain( 1 to enter a nolle presage', with the Attorney-General's permission? Mr. Chambers said he must meet it this way. Mr. Train might not be in a position to pay the oasts he would have to pay. His iostructions went to this, that the delinquent vestrymen, if they would pardon him for using that term, had received I,COOL to indemnify them against the costs they might have to pay. If, however, they could be induced to pay that amount over to the prosecutor ft might alter the matter. The matter of the indictment did not arise out of any dispute between the vet. trymen, but it was preferred by a gentleman of position in consequence of the nuisance being so serious as to occasion nearly daily accidents. He rsked to be allowed to give notice to the vestrymen to come up and support their rule at the same time that Mr. Train came up for judgment. The vestrymen who made the contract with Mr. Train stipulated that Mr. Train iould remove the tramway on receiving three months' notice to do so. The majority will not give that notice, and if the prosecution were to enter a collo proemial there would be no means of getting rid of the nuisance. Mr. Justice Blackburn said that Mr. Train was bound to remove it without regard to that notice. Mr. Justice Crompton said it appeared to him it was a question of vestry triumph with regard to costs. Mr. Chambers said Mr. Train was an American, and might return to that country any day, in which case the prosecutor would lose hie code. The Lord Chief Justice said he thought the learned counsel must be under the necessity of briogiug Mr. Train up for judgmeat irrespective of the rule referred to. Mr. Chambers said there was some doubt entertained in the Crown-office that that course could be pursued. Re thought it could. Application refused. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Pane.) IN RI TIM DISTILICT BAVtNOB BA= (LIIITT/D). This was the adjourned sitting for settling the list of con tributories. At the last sittings question was raised whether certain gentlemen, Messrs. Begthawe, ld'Adatn, Pepper, and Ridge, who bad been directors of the Life Assurance Treasury, and who in that character had recently conducted the business of the District Savings Bank, should be placed on the list of oontributories. Mr. Bagley, Mr. RO - 11;c7rgh, Mr. Doris, Mr. R. Cecil Aus tin, Mr. Lowrance, Mr. Tucker, Mr. Brough, and other pro fessional gentlemen, represented the different portico in the MSC. His Hamra now said that be should act in accordance with the view expreesed by the Master of the Rolls in the case of the Deposit Bank, and hold that the gentlemen referred to must be placed on the list as contributories, each for the number of s h ares (300) w hi c h were nquired to qualify them as directors. Mr. Roxburgh proposed to proceed with the names in list B—those:who had not anything paid in respect of their shares. The names were gone through seriatim. Many of them were persona evidently in humble circumstances, holders of one, two, or five shares. Mr. Dorn: objected to the name of T. F. Appersoo, of Birmingham, being placed o n th e li s t, on the ground t hat there had been no acceptance of shares. Mr. Itozburgh relied onthe register of shareholders,which was produced. Mr. Doria took objection that the occupation of Mr. Apperson was not stated, and that consequently the regis- ter was informs/. His Honour said that, in the absence of any evidence to the contrary, he should hold that the entry by the proper officer in the book of the company wu conclusive. Mr. Doris. said that Mr. Appenoo was not present, or he would have been prepared to swear that he did not accept the shares. The Onenmissioner—lf he is dissatisfied with my decision, let him appeal. Mr. Dona—But to do that will cost him 501. —t0 save the beee Mmtrltathslere—mwris.t 51.—w h i c h an an absu accepta lY. nce in t w h ri as it wri t ing, or some thing equivalent to it. Hu Honour adhered to his decision, which governed several other cases. ---.— This list included the names of 143 contributors—one of whom, Mr. H. W. Knight, of Walworth, was placed on the list for 1,706 shares ; Mr. Graham, of Portsmouth, for 1,000 shares ; sad Mr. G. H. Law, for 1,000 shares. Schedule C was then gone through, embracing the names of those who bad paid something as deposit on their shares. George Claudius Nash, of Mile-end, objected to his name being placed on the list for twenty-five shares. He stated that some three years ago he applied for a loan, and not being a householder he was told he mus t p a y a s hilli ng inguu7 fee. He did so, but the loin was not panted. He bad nev er hadany other connexion with the company, and he ought not to be bamboozled out of his money in that way. The minutes of the company being produced, it appeared that there was a regular entry of the transfer of the shares from Mr. Scurr to Mr. Naih. Hie Honour held this conclusive, and placed the name on the list. Mr. Nicholls, printer, was placed on the list for 2,020 @bares. He alleged that be bad been induced 'a take the shares by the promise of having th e printing of the company ; but this he had only had to the extent of 2CX; and it wan contended that he was only liable for that amount. His Honour held that he was liable for the full amount. Any remedy that he might have must b e sought elsewhere. e c Alfred Pierrepont objected t o b e i ng made a contributory for 70 shares, sod es . that he had only applied for 60. He only got certificates (or 60 shares. Be thought that was enough money to lose. (Laughter.) Placed on the list for 60 shares. Walter Palmer, • holder of one share, pleaded infancy. It appeared that he bad obtained a loan of V. from the society when he was 19 years of age, and bad then agreed to take one share. He was now of age. Hie Honour said he most be retained on the list. William Trenoard, a local agent to the company at Mile. end, who was said to be • holder of 265 shares, objected that he had only applied for ICJ shares, but the register showing the larger number, it was held conclusive. (Before Mr. Commissioner Holmyd.) IN RI PETER WORRISON.-TRE DEPOSIT BANE. This was • motion, under the 139th section of the new act to remove Mr. Bennett, one of the trade intrigues. Mr. Sargood appeared in support of the motion; Mr. Dowse, for Mr. Bennett, consented to it; Mr. Bagley ap peared for Mr. Collingwood, the other assignee. It we. stated that Mr. Bennett had made • large claim against the estate, and his position was to some extent inconsistent with his retaining the position of assignee. The order for removal was made, and it was directed that the costa (except those of Mr. Bennett) should come out of the estate. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. craze DAY.) This morning the May general sessions of the peace for the trial of prisoners for offences committed in the county of Middlesex, commenced before the Auistant.ludge and a bench of magistrates at the Seesions-house, Clerkenwell green. Owing to the short time thathas elapsed since the last sessions were held, the calendar is very light, contg . / only the names o f st, prisoner' for tri a l. 10 b e i ng charged with misdemeanour, the remainder with felony. The jury having been charged, the court proceeded with the business, but nothing of importance cornered. SHOCKING AND FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAT.—(TEIS DST.)—At about i o'clock this morning the boLer of a locomotive engine at tachedto an up goods train, which had just arrived at Harrow station, exploded with a fearful report, causing instanta neous death to the engine-driver, who was literally blown to pieces, and f ri ghtfully injuring the stoker, who was brought to London and conveyed to the University Hos pital in a condition almost hopeless. No positive informs. tioa could be obtained as to the canoe of the catastrophe, the state of the wounded man precluding him from giving any particulars, and no other person at the station could at &ilea:aunt for the nocideut. THE LATE SUICIDE OF A SOLICITOR.—AD JOCRNED INQUIST.—(7III4 DAT.)—Thin morning, Mr. H. Raffles Walthew, the deputy coroner for the county of Middlesex, resumed the adjourned in q uest at the Town of Ramssate Tavern, High-street, Wapping, respect.. ing the death of Mr. Edward Warren, 1 . 1.7. years, a solicitor, who was f oun d d ea d i n the River Mrt Warren, who was sworn, recognised the wail', of two letters found upon the deceased, who was eertainly net is a right state of mind through utter destitution. He was • very clever, intellectual man, borne down by poverty end pecuniary difficulties, He came to town to search some papers in the city for some persons at Sandwich. The jury returned a verdict "That the deceased was found dead in the river Thames, and died from drowsing, caused by his own ar t, while in a state of temporary insanity brought on by pecuniary difficulties?' E. I. It. D. P. O. I. E. B. Nails MN, 51 48 W.N.W. o WEDGE 39.94; 49 48 8.8. W. in L 9171 BERWICK 4RD80143611 19.88 49 47 X. 1/5 0.40 1 . 0521178 E 29.86 56 64 B. 1) GALWAY Maus RELIOOLAED - 80.08148 47 8.8. Ild LirmayooL Qournovi 29.79 66 68 1.8.8. r Vmurou YAREOOTE 108001 29.97 58 64 8. 16 6.05 Dolma UM 64 61 W.S.W. 0 Poßylmoolli 49.98 66 64 8.1. ir 6.06 PoirrLixo 19.98 62 51 E. lr 41 Eel !Lyme= P/Rossalcal Jimmy.. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 5, 1862. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT lIMOTILIO TILIGIRAPIL) NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) QUEEN'S PLATE. Pate . Stockwell illy ... Arndt; 7 raa. ENTRY FOR £3O HANDICAP PLATE. R.M. Hall at Arms, Fyn, 9st 41b ; Baron Munohansan, 5 yrs, Bat 1016. Wai 6 yrs, Bst 91b ; Cowley, 4 yrs, 84 Cb ; Lopostcher, 4 yrs, Sat ; Conleotioner, 5 yrs, Tat gib ; Wbite well, 4 yrs, Tat 21b; Furious, 5 yrs, Sat 13th; Blacklock, 3 yrs, Sat 121 b ; Lady Derby, 4 yrs, Sit Illb ; e by Mel bourne, 3 ynr, 6st 71b; Ahi re n, 3 y rs , bat 31b; Breech loader, 3 yrs, Sit 131 b ; Dr. Pussy, 3 yrs, ast Tlb ; Cock Robin, 3 yrs, sst Tlb. All are hers. SWEEPSTAKES OF 20 SON'S. New Y.C. Le 11arechal, sis to Wing, Senile, Livingstone, and E t h r i ao F are here ograr.--Colt by Mica. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF 25 SO VS. R.N. Caps Flyaway, Asteroid. Waterwiteh, Mimi Whip b, Reveille, and Satellite. All are hare. Pam FOUSlT.—Satellite, Gwellyan, Will-o'-the•Wisp, and Sycophant. ENTRY FOR HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. T.Y.C. Ennio% yrs, 10ib, Clarissa e, 4 yrs, Brt 10113; Lava, 4 yrs, 84 71b ; Arcadia, 3 yrs, 74 131 b ; Kura°, 3 pa, Tat 21b ; Knight of the Bath, 3 yrs, 84 OPTIONAL SELLING PLATE. D.Y. A tehithe, Night Revel, Satellite, The Priest, sad Poems are here. Two THOUSAND GUINIAA.—The following us scratched: Olive Branch, Knight of the Garter, Annette, Despot, Bar bados., lair Jean c, Watch6re, Atialota, Marry Danoer, Sad Calabar nta Claus, at Bullse lL4s. ye, Shooting Star, Newmarket, and Ol Alum. —Alvediake and Vapour. BETTING. NIGHT.) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 5 to 1 art AD - diatom (t) sto 1 Marquis (t) 6to 1 e by - Week-well (t) 9 to 1 Wingrave (I) 9 to 1 Nottingham (t) 10 to 1 Caterer (t) Z 5 to I Instructor (t) 25 to 1 Laughing Stock (t) THE DERBY. 7 to 1 apt Bockstone (t) 20 to 1 is by Stockwell 25 to 1 Alexis (t) LATEST BETTING TO-DAY. TWO THOUSAND GULN'EAS STAKE. 9to 2 apt Alvediston (t) 5 to 1 Marquis (t) 7to 1 Nottingham (t) 13 to 1 Stockwell c (t) 9to 1 Caterer (t) DERBY. 25 to 1 apt Laughingstock (I) 1000 to 15 Clarissa c WEATHER EZPORT.-(TRIS DAY.) MONDAT. MAY 6. I LX. 81141111 L1828.--(17118 DAY Two o'OLoow. The railway share market is buoyant to-day, and several of the principal lines have advanced. Great Western has unproved 1 North, Lancashire and Yorkshire, f ; London an Western, advance } d. 1 Midland, i ; and South Eastern, . London and North Western stock is now quoted to f ; Great Western, 744 to 75 ; Midland, 128 to ; lancashire and Yorkshire, 1071 to 1084 ; Cal onian, 1094 to 110 ; South Eastern, 844 to 854 ; Eastern Counties, 581 to 4 ; and Great Northern, 115 to 116. Great activity continues to prevail in the market for Belgian railway shares, but the tendency is towards a further relapse. Grand Trunk of Canada stock is also less firm. Balm today MIL I ret I to 1 pas. aIiDINI7E - 111DAILIN AND From. 11721 DAT. WIDNIt9DAY. NORTH BIM MIL—W.N.W. to N.W. to N E., fresh to roods & N.Z., gross to frealk, show- rate. soy. IZZLAII7).—N.W. to ILK, feeds to moderato. Muzak t0N.N.16., fresh W. to N. moderate to light, One. N.N.E. to W.N.W., moderato. to moderate, Ina COAM.-8.11. to N.E.,modo este to tight, Roo. . W. to NAL, troth to moderato, shown. N.K. to N.W., moderate, fine. B.K. to 8.W., moderate to fresh, showery. MID-SUSSEX AND MIDHURSE JUNCTION RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) A special general meeting of this oompany took place to-day, at the offices in Parliament-street, to consider and approve a bill now pending in parliament for enabling the said company to extend the time for completing their railway, to sell or lease their undertaking to the London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Company. Mr. J. CART in the chair. A resolution in accordance with the term' of the adver tisement was proposed and agreed to, the Oilman stating that all the earthworks on the line (which wu within seven miles in length) were completed, and the only thing that remained to be done was the making of the tunnel near Midhurst. The contractors, however, would take advantage of the present fine weather, in order that the directors might be enabled to hand the line over to the management of the London and Brighton Company with all possible despatch. THE EDUCATION DEBATE. —This debate was to have been resumed this evening, in committee of the Hou. e of Common., on Mr. Walpole's resolutions. But we understand that Mr. Walpole has expressed himself substantially satisfied with the latest modification of the revised code, although the United Committee repre senting the National Society, the Wesleyan,. &c., have de clared themselves much dissatisfied ; and it is therefore expected that the right hon. gentleman will withdraw his resolutions, and thus the government amended plan will be tacitly adopted.—Leeds Mercury of to-day. EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE BY A FOREIGN ER. (True Day.)—This morning information ;wee forwarded to the different police-stations that a foreign gentleman, well clad, had deliberately shot himself with a pistol in the public thoroughfare of Upper George-street, Chelsea, to the great terror and amazement of several ladies who happened to be close to the spot at the time. When picked up by some bystaoders, and carried into an adjoining surgeon's, it was found that he was quite dead. The body was taken charge of by the police and removed to Chelsea workhouse, and on searching the person a sum of 141. 10s. in gold and lb. 6d. in silver was found in his pockets, also a costly gold watch and appendages, and some memoranda, from which it is conjectured that the deceased is a Swede, named Andre Auguste Zettermand. Another foreigner, named Moos. Edouard l)umi sig , attempted suicide by leaping out of the second-floor window, at 15, Grafton-street, Soho; he lies in Charing-cross Hospital in a hopeless sate. GROHS CRUELTY TO A CHILD. —A STEPMOTHER COMMITTED POE MANSLAUGHTER.—OD Friday evening an inquest was held at the Commercial Inn, Barnsley, on the body of a boy named William John Lincoln, nod four years. In consequence of its having been stated that the child had been inhumanly treated by its step mother, great excitement prevailed in the locality. It appeared that the father of the boy bad been married twice, his first wife having died rather less than four months ago, and six weeks after he married his present wife. Mr. Blackburn, surgeon, said, on Wednesday morn ing last, he was called to see deceased, who was then in a comatose state. He found his skull was fractured, both thighs were broken, the left having evidently been done some time ; there were also bruises on the forehead, arms, back, and on one ear. Death bad arisen from the fracture of the skull and the effusion of blood on the brain. Several neighbours said the child and two others were badly treated, and that on Wednesday morning the stepmother ran out of the house, with the child in her arms, crying out that its elder brother had let it fall downstairs. It died• few hours after. Ann Hatthewman, who resided next door to the Lincoln's, said that on Saturday last she was in Mrs. Lin coln's, who complained of the dirty habits of the child. She laid it across her knee, and gave it a violent stroke over the small of the back, and then threw it on the stone floor, the beck part of the head going down with great force. The child never screamed, but lay with its ayes open where it fell. Mr. Blackburn said that it frequently happened that after the fracture of the skull the person so injured lived for days and even weeks. The jury, after half an hones consultation, unanimously agreed to a verdict of manslaughter against Mary Anne Lincoln ; sad the coroner made out a warrant for her committal to York to take her trial at the next IlleiZelt. The accused is about 22 years of age. During last year the amount of tonnage which arrived at San Francisco, via Cape Horn, from the United States Atlantic ports, is estimated at about 160,000 tons, sad the value of merchandise received from thence is esti mated at upwards at b millions sterling. and the freight at half a million. The amount of direct importation of foreign merchandise was nearly 1,803,0001., and the freight nearly 300,0001. The imports, via the Isthmus of BLOW, were of • million sterling, and the through on nearly 200,0001. The imports into San Francisco from Vancouver's Weed emanated to nearly 300,0C31., and from ocher warms to nearly 400,0061. The axplets of tree. sure from San Promise° tart year amounted to about 8 millions sterling, the exports of merchandise to nearly 2 400,0021. millions, and goverment kande/ draft§ amounted to nearly iii UP 103 100 US 100 106 100 100 168 100 K. il) SO it. Is =NAM I Sall:trZe" =S: ..ecausj i. &Stow Val Biala( Itese Deeks.lesiir4.lllsLC sol /seise Oaledowlea Mak sad Pasties— _ Oceawail . D . e. Dck B (PA pl 4 b 8 Dulgla W Belhet Tye. Dead."16.14.14JD. Arnim 110" Ds. Nada Make _ 114 — =lein ° .r hand Glasgow lora and= lam =• B. Western wad avant Northern Bak/ Area. no dlr. 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L).( au Diemaa's lead.. 111 - LU We 100 i 301} 1011 109 110 110 112 111 114 104 100 He 101 :71 NO 11l 100 110 100 110 11.8 110 104 100 IN 19 e I S 1 1 lai 6 t 111 ill 1S SO 11 11 116 110 11 16 16 ST 106 109 106 109 li ot Qt. 1 L.': 101 Pm 3 m 1 I por 1 pal l i 1 PI Pl. 1 i r 111 le 1 li 9 7 SS 68 M n 10 11 pee 19 19ft 17 . 19. it 50 5' .1 .1 C 6 - 661 41$ pm 1f pm i t 4 dis IM 110 100 . 110. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two ovwn. The funds to-day are firmer, and in nearly every department of the Stock Exchange an improvement has taken place. The fluctuations in Spanish Certificates are especially noticeable. The opening price of the new Russian Loan was about par, but a rise has now occurred toll to I premium. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 7lfr. 20c t being per cent. better than on Saturday. . . Indian Five per Cents. are an eighth to a quarter higher, at 108} to I. Console are officially marked 931 and 94, for money, and 94 for the account (May 8). The present quotation is 94 to 94. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stook, 236 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92, 91/, 921; New Three per Ceuta., 92, 911, 92/ ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 15 5-16, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, I ; ditto Bonds, 27e., 30s. prem. ; Four per Cent. " en faced " rupee paper, 911, 91 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1031, 1 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 104 ; Exchequer Bills, 21s. prem. In foreign stocks Spanish Certificates improved in the morning to 114 to 4, but a reaction followed to 104 to 4. Turkish scrip remains firm, at 3to f prem., and the Egyptian Loan has advanced to 2 to 4 prem. Moorish is steady, at 91 to 4. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 100} ; ditto Five per Cents., 1839 and 1859, 994 ' • Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 991; Egyptian Seven per Cents., 14, 4, 24 prem. ; Italian Five per Cents., 71, 704 (exchange 26f.) ; ditto Five per Cents. (Maremmana Railway) Scrip, 14, 2, 14 die. ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 32 ; Moorish Five per Cents, 914 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 454, 4 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 91; dtto Three per Cents., 1859, 594,4, ex div. ; Spanish Three per Cents., 54f, 4 ; dittoiNew Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 444 ; ditto Passive, 194, i; the Committee's Cer tificates, 104, 4, 114, 104 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 804 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 714, 21, 4 ; ditto Six per Ceuta., 1862 (scrip), SL 3, 1, prem. ; ditto paid-up Scrip, 704, ; Venezuela Three per Cepts., for account, 234, 24. The lifagdalena, from Brazil, has brought 39,5681. in specie ; and the Asia, from New York, 31,15001. Saturday being the 4th of the month, there was a good though not pressing demand for money. Choice bills were disoounted at 2} to 2f per cent. At the Bank of England the amount of business was only moderate. About 33,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank on Saturday. The reticular' are riblishixl of various bonds of the Swedish Provincial Mortgage Loan, which will be paid off on the let of June. The third oaf of 21, making b/. paid, is to be paid on the share* in the Shrewsbury and Hereford Hallway Company, by the 23rd instant. A call of 100 franca, or 41. perebare, is aanounoed in Paris as payable in July on the hares in the Suez Canal Company. The Pernambuco Railway Company are inviting applications for Siz2er Cent. Debentures, for three, five, seven, or ten years. E4romm7 EVENING. Consols, which dosed yesterday at 94 to 9S, both for money and next Thursday's settlement, opened this morning at 931 to 1, and dosed at 93 13.16 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, form oney, 931, • ditto, for account (May 8), 1131, • Sank Stock , 236 ; Three per Cents. Reduced: 914 ; New Three per Cents., 92, 914 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 151 • India Stock, 228 • ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 108*, ; ditt o for account, 1081 ; ditto Four per Cent. De bentures, 1864, 10%; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee PaPer• 10 4 e India Five per Cent. Stock was firm at 108} to 4. Exchequer Bills rose Is., being ,quoted 18e. to 21a. prem. Foreign stocks were firm, and in several in stanoes prices have advanced. The Spanish Certi ficates were in great demand, and have risen to 10 to 4, it being affirmed that the Spanish government at last feels the neressity of recognising them. The statements on the subject, however are very con flicting, and this paper has now be c ome a favourite medium for gambling. It seems question able, in any case,' whether a bill for the recognition of the certificate can be passed in the present session of the Cortes. Bank shares were firm. An improvement was quoted in London Joint Stock and London and Westminster Bank. In miscellaneous shares there were inquiries for English and Australian Copper. Anglo Mexican Mint were fiat. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine In surance, 7 to 74 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, lt to 1 prem. • Universal Marine, 34 to 3 dis.; London and P rovincial Marine, par to prem. ; Mercantile Fire, 1 to 1 prem. • Commer cial Union, to dig. ; Imperial Bank, Ito 1 prem. ; Alliance Bank, 6 to 64 prom, showing a fimh rise; Northern Counties Union B ank, 2f to S prem. ; Chartered Bank of British Columbia and Vancouver's Island, 1 to 1 prem. • Italian Irriga tion, per to* prem. ; Met r opolitan ? Railway Wagon, fto f prem. ; Bombay Gas, to f prem. Turin and lIIIVOII3. Railway shares were marked in the Stock Exchange 2 and 14 dia. Canada Government Five per Centa. and Vic toria Six per Cents. were in demand. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Crnok. The mining market is steady to-day. East Ca radon shares are quoted 40i to 41 ; Great Wheal Fortune, 244 to 264 ; Wheal Grenville, to ; Marko Valley, 10 to k ; North Bassett, 3 to 1 ; and Tolvaddon, at to 4a. East Caradon shares have been dealt in at 401 1 ; East Carn Brea at 123 ; Great South Tolgus, at 44 and 43 ; North Downs, at 44 ; and West Caradon, at 33. Foreign and colonial descriptions are without variation of importance. Great Northern Copper (South Australian), have been dealt in at I di s. ; and St. John del Rey, at 53, 64, and 53i. The prospectus is in circulation of an undertak ing called the South Greenland Mining Company (Limited). The basis of the project is a liberal con cession for working mines of copper, tin, lead, and other minerals, granted by the King of Denmark. The exploration of the mineral wealth of Green land has, it appears, been in progress for some years, and the results are described as highly satisfactory. It is pointed out that the mines selected an be worked at a very moderate expense, being all situated within a few hundred yards of the sea coast, where there is ample depth of water, and good ancho rag e for ships of any tonnage. From one of the loc ali ties about fifty tons of copper ore, yielding 60 per cent. of metal, are stated to have been raised by a surface cutting. There is to be no cash payment whatever to the vendors, whose remuneration will consist entirely of 3,000 paid-up shares of 51. each, and than will rank merely on an equal footing with the other shares as regards dividend. The climate is healthy, and the winters are described as not severe. The capital is 60,00 W. ROYAL FAIII HOIRITAL, GRAY'II.IIIII-I.OAD. Tbe number of patients relieved at this hospital daring the walk sailing May 3, was 2,992, of which 962 wars new am& I 18 1 1 , _ i PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS. lavarooL, MAY 2.—dales to-day—Great Western 74—Lerio caahlre and Yorkshire, 107# —London and North W 1 9.1} b—Midland, 128}—No sik Isatern, Berwkk, 97 Eastern. 844 6—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 6 7-16 # 7-16—Thatah Rhenish, 24—Great Luxembourg. 13t —Great Wade= of Canada, Ski Sambre and Ream, 13 1- 6 Thames and Mama Marine, 14, MARC/MEM MAY s—There was a fair business, but prime wire rather lower. Great Isms reat Ship. MSS.— Grind Trunk of Canada, 26# Western of Canada, 1213-16 4—Lancashire and Y , 1074—London and North Western, 054--Midland, 1284 B—North lantern, Berwick, 971 — South Eastern, 841 Thamm and Messer Marine I 1 TaiLßirkenhead-1184—Bafralo, 6 7-16—Aberdeen rocZ nc 4 Zest Junction, 1# 3-16—Innesahlre Inannume, d. I = ‘, MAY A—Midland, and Yorkshire Pref l er Bl e 2 nce rea 137—0 t Northern (A), 114 l BINIUDGIUX, MAT 3.—douth Btaliords changed hands to-day at 104 Ira. id.; Birmingham and Midland Bank, at 143: and Birmingluun Fire shares, at 109. Mom Valleys offered at If : Birmingham Canal at Mk ; Town and District Bank at 114 South ntattordehire Waterworks at 7; : and Gloucerter Wagon shares at 3 LI& Metropolitan Wagon shares were quoted to If pre and Provincial Loan and Discount sham If to If per shire. COTTON GOODS. MANCHLITZR, MAT 3. , 1 The Market is quite as inanimate as it has been anytime &deg the past week. The report of • probable interfe ring* se the French in the American struggle is followed by ransom of Southern emissaries being down in these dis trait§ trying to bribe the men who have at times done so much by inducing them to strike for higher wages, to get mi meetings of the unemployed to petition our own =t to recognise the Confidante government, and blockade. However unlikely it may be that our statesman will listen to such petitions, the rumour is natu rally one calculated to create great uneasiness. Sellers of both yarn and cloth are very firm, and at present hold to the full quotations of hat week. Fen India cloths they demand in some cases rather more, As compared with the beginning of April, India and China shirtings are quoted 3d. to Gel higher ; figured and brocade shirting, 3d., 943ths. printers lid. to 3d., and 9.Stha skirtings 3d. to did. dearer. In long cloths, T cloths, and domestics, there is but little change. . . . . . . lairs. Du Fay and Co., in their review of trade during the past month, say : " The distren which came upon us months ago is only felt now in all it. severity, for many of our wealthy manufaaturen who have partially worked their mills not on their account, but on account of the working classes, cannot go on any longer, the loam being excessive and the produce unsatisfactory, as really good ootton becomes scarcer every day. What is to be done if the war in America should continue much longer no one knows. Such a state of things is unparalleled, and experience unavailable as regards remedies. Every- thing ban been done to eirourage the growth of 'cotton in other countries, but this is at best a work of years. Self- I help is indeed put to the teat in Lancashire, and we hope outward help will come soon. It is nearly nine months ulna some of the markets abroad have been supplied with goods, yet no urgent wants make themselves felt. Stocks must, however, be greatly diminished by this time, and ere low demand will revive, even at the present enhanced rate of prices. From the nearer markets, indeed, small orders have latterly been transmitted to this country both for yarns and goods. The political disturbances in South American States are continuing to act unfavourably on our market, by checking imports altogether." The following table shows the relative prima at which cotton, yarns, and cloths might be purchased at various periods d • the last few yews , and how iusdequately the value of has gone up as compared with cotton : 1867. 11881. &pt. 'Jame. I I. hr S. I len. flaa.l. a. d. 1 0 1 1 1 li 18 I 132. livl. R d. 1 li 1 1* I 1 4 6 7 7 10 0 111 0 112 9 ' 7 9 8 10e 10 6 12 0 Middling New Orleans Cotton 40$ Mule Yam tO's Water Twist _ . Reed. Yd. De ea 16-inch Printer's .... 66 29 a 0 00 29 a 12 66 29 6 .... 72 29 6 36inch Shlaings ... 60 39+ 7 ..60 390 7 1 72 2: 4 1 8 Winch .... 62 39 6 . 60 „ .... 60 &.)k 8 „ . . 66 89e 9 o 3 4 6 6 3 6 7j 7 9 8 10; 1: 6 7 4 8 6 1 110 0 4 1 6 3 6 10 7 II 9 9 T 6 8 6 9 71 11 9 THE MUSIC OF THE WUK.—For the information of visitors from the country and from abroad it may be stated that the current week offers an unusual variety of attractions in the musical way. To-night Mademoiselle Patti appears at the Royal Italian Opera in La Sounaxibula; the Philharmonic Society gives its fourth concert in the Rauoversquare Rooms a dd er the direction d Professor Sterodale Bennett ; and Mr. Charles Halle takes his benefit in St. James's-liall, at the 84th Monday Popular Con cert. To-morrow night Signor Mario makes his first ap pearance for the scope at the Royal Italian Opera; and Mademoiselle Trebel'', a new contralto, her debit at Her Majesty's Theatre as Orsini in Lucrezia Borgia. On W educe day night Dr. Wyyle hold. his siatond Philharmonic Coocart. On Thursday night Mademoiselle Patti appears as the Traviata at the Royal Italian Opera ; on Friday night the military band from the manufactory of John Broadwood and Sow give a grand concert in St. Jamee's Hall ; and on Saturday afternoon one of those admirable entertainmente is held at the Crystal Palace through which Herr Auguste Manna has conferred a musical reputation on Sydentuun second to none in England. THE YILLVERTON Cass—The celebrated Yelver toe case, with all its exciting episodes and extracedbnery incident+, so illustrative of the old adage that "truth is stranger than fiction," is again before the Dublin Court of Common Pleas, and seems likely to furnish food for argument during • considerable portion of the present term. The counsel on behalf of Major Telverton have filed a bill of exceptions, five in number, to the charge which Chief Justice Monahan delivered to the jury who tried theca's. Two of these exceptions relate to the Scotch and the remaining three to the Irish marriage. With respect to the former, the defendant relies on the absence of any witness on the 002111i011 of the "ceremony," if such it Can be calls', which warn alleged to have taken place in Edinbsugh ; also on this shoelace of any written document in proof of such ceremooy ; and he contends that the judge should have directed • verdict for him upon the question of the validity of the marr i age. With regard to the Irish marriage, the main point relied upon by defendant is the absence of any evidence to show that he had been • pro fessing Roman catholic for 12 months previous to the ceremony. Large sums of money are paid away every year, by the colonial government; in Australia, to boys for the destruction of thistles. These boys, like the rat-catchers, take care not to extermieate their means of living. In order to . rave this expense, and effectually destroy the thistles, it is proposed to introduce the goldfinch, the brown Minot . • red.pcil, and the German akininto Australia, all of winch birds live oa thistle-seed in the Cl&Erra. PAJACL HALY• • - OZOWI DAY. SATURDAY, MAY 3.—Admiesicas OS pima% 1,001; Ms by saws tick*, 1.475-1044 2.470. 1i Pa 141151zd It ileitis 102 104 2 i ISt i 6 .. ul 27; COMMERCIAL AND TT& D.K-LANETHD3 DAY.) The weather on Saturday was bleak, with an easterly wind; but yesterday it shifted to the south, and is much warmer spin, with bright sunshine. The ripply of home-grown wheat last week was more liberal of Ere: per ship, per railway short. Barley limited, bat malt cousiderable. Oats, beans, and peas moderste. Flour rather more liberal than the previous week. A small supply of Scotch oats, but not any Irish arrived during the week. The foreign supplies of wheat were moderate, principally Prussian, Black Sea, sod Mediterranean. Flour, none worthy notice. Barley • more liberal supply, Egyptian, Prussian, Danish, and Belgian. Oats more than of late, though not large, Dutch, Danish, and Swedish. A few beans from Alexan dria, but a small quantity of linseed from the East Indies, and other seeds very contracted. Today the wheat trade is influenced 'oy the very fine weather, and sales are effected only at a reduction of 21. per qr. on English and foreign. Flour, English and American . Is..per seek and barrel t ar - t1; " , . /° .• T•P Fir d Iwo iti Ma' _ rad Barry, malting LA/war: 'Oder assairlizas • dull e. Oats, ii/1 bat the vow rss6 41•Criptioem, 6d. lower than this day week. Bras sod per L. por gr. draper. Ikeda-Liaised sad ragweed about the same as last week. Trefoil sad elornseed steady. Canary and mustard red slow sale. FLokroto CAL:iota-A good number on offer, and prior ls. lower. WHIAT.-Eaglielt &MX sad Kent, white, new, b3s. to 60L; ditto, las old, -s. to -s.; ditto, red, now, 495. to 565.; ditto, fine old, -a. to -a. ; Norfolk, kc., 11 . n• old, -i. to -B.; red, new, -i. to -a. Forrest : Dadra, 60s. to 62..; las, 625. to 63L ; extra, 635. to 65L ; Noe#mg, 55.. to 605. ; • ditto, extra, 625. to 70t; Rostock, extra, 58s. to 615.; Meddseburg, 565. to 60s. ; Uceermark ditto, • Americas white, 57.. . to 605.; ditto, red, 535. to 555.; Cana: diets, 635. to 555. Esamr.-English malting, 364. to 37.. ; line, 41s. ; I=a&2Bs. to 30t; sad 31.5. to 335. per cr. • grading, 265. to 305.; ditto distalhag, 30.. to 32a . Msw.- Essex and Norfolk, 695. to GU. ; ans. 635. to 67t. ; sad Ware, 655. to 681.; brow, 50n. to 58.. OATS-English feed, 21s. Od. to 24.. Od.; potato, 35e. to 295. ; foreign, 225. to 27.. Biwa. -English tick, 34.. to 354. ; harrow, 365. to 395. ; r3Bs. to 395. ;toreign, 30s. to 32t. ; tick, t l o'37s. ; Lonipberg, 381. to 34k ; 325. to 335. Pian.-Badisk balms, 395. to 405.; w and Was, 395. to 42L ; aerie, -s. to -e.; grey, 355. to 375.; bog, 375. to 395. ; foriga, 355. to MIL Eidaa.-Eaglith town, 44e. to 454.; ditto las, 465. to 31s. ; etelatry, 42.. to 445. ; Norfolk lad Suffolk, 37L to 40c; Fresh, -s. to pet wok ; lI.S. sweet, 271. to 30e.; Osandiaa. 27‘. so 30t. Spenieb. - a to -a. lama Cram-White. 31s. to 335. ; 291. to 31.. lkokrwo °Amor, all C. P. sad L- W hat Berdi. anal sad Marisaople, per 492115., 44.. to 495. ; Ohirko, 445. to 48s. ; ?disk Odessa, per 40041:41., red, 41s. to 435. ; white, - • Danube sad Odra, 455. to 465. ; 23;.. SO 365. Barley Egyptian and Syrian, p.MT: ., . So. to 225. ; Odors and Danube, do., 225. to 13s. Bras : Apptian, per 4801bL,305. to 31s. Maize : Odra sod Garr, g ia 4l:2lbs., 30a. Od. to 31s. ; Druid sad Bulgarian, per 30.. Od. to 31s. ; French, do., -S. SO ; Aredinsa, do., 28e. to 201. ; Egyptian, -a. to -s. Illassen-Osnary Ma, per gr., 40e. to SOL ; nomin ated, per qr., 46.. to tilk ; Mustard seed, per bushel, w_titiLls : to ; brown,s. to 10s. ; Lured, per qr., Ws. to 68s. ; Laced oaks., English, per ton, Tll. o='il,to 121 Os. ,• Amsnosa, thin, is lids., per ton, us. a to 121. 104.; do., in bap,ll/. Os. to 111. 10L ; Baltic, OL to 01. b.: Massallse, 101. to 10/. 10L: Reps cake., 61. Otto 71 ; Tares, per bushel. whiter, Bs. to 9s. Od. ; Espo used, 110eish, psi qr., 645. to 725. ALIIIVALI INTO LONDON ISDN APRIL 87 TO 11.1.2 :S. 'Whiat..lßarlisy. k Nab. Osia. rains 'Peas br . , Mo ls w. Coastwise. qrs. gra I A c , vs. I ecka. English . till 11011 410 110161 10r01g6 . .. line .. 2049 laraltSZD.—Whisk, ; Ow. 10. LAN)„--(THIS DAY.) SOCIAL —At previous priceithe following sake bare been effected : 150 begs Basgal Giarpattah date at 36e. 6d.; 6,000 bap caged Manilla, at 335. 3d. tad a esago of Cobs Mas cots& for the Usited Illingdom, at 21a. 100. Refined &IL 001.11 L—A few salts of plantation Ceylon bare been made at firm prices Rtes.—The &mewl Y bactive. aILLTPIIII2.-120 bap sold at 6d. advance ; refraction 54, at 42e. emelt. Oorrolt.-900 bales mid at firm prices. The public, amiss &dared for to-morrow consist of 540 Mils sod 660 bap aser, 450 casks Melado, 450 casks 1,300 lbw coffee, 900 bap eases, 6,500 bap rice, 1,100 tap salt setae, and 1,700 begs nitrate of soda. TALLOW MARICET.—(THIEI DAY.) The market is quist it the following prisms :—Tows tallow, 46e. to 465. 3d. wit dash ; Petersburg T.C. ou this spot, 46e. to 465. ; Kay asd 46a. ; July to Ser timber, 465. 6d. ; October to Deeoesber, 465. to 46e. 9d. punctures OT TALLOW. MO. 1961. I 128. Stock ea hand Ms day ....eastra - 19,011 ID 845 , 36,241 Delivery lad weak ... 1,069 1,721 1 1.888 Ditto from Ist Jena 74171 Mess 117,90 E Arrival last week Ditto friar Ist Joe 9A016 114616 i 96,447 Prioe Y.C. y ova this day , li4s. Al. a/WA& . tes. 3d. Ditto Tows er bet Yrklay ' 66& 9,1 67a id. 1 47a N. Arrivals toe the week swift May IS laiii you; 104 orb, sad delivery 1,377 oesia. The arrivals lest week oosageleed 031 mks Petersburg, and 70 oaks other places. Total, 711 casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beside is rather smaller than on Monday last. Trade is brisk at advanced rates. The supply of sheep is also smaller, and the demand has increased. A fair clearance is consequently effected at higher prices. Good eaves and lambs are readily disposed of at fully late rates. From Germany sod Raised there are 06 beauty 1,560 sheep, and 106 agree ; Prussia, 26 beasts ; Scotland, 500 beasts ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,760 ; and 23 from Ire land. Pee state of lOsa s. A. s. d. Pia Om et Übe. s. d. 5. d. Best Scots, 1142•615. • 4 4 6 DestDraltt.bdaBb 4 8 4 10 Best Short-bones 4 2 Doi 1626-ireelB.... 0 0 0 0 Beam' qua Wale 8 4 310 Do. do. Nam .... 4 4 4 6 Calves Pigs Best Des& HU-ends 0 0 0 0 lambs Besets at market, sow; aim and limbs. 24410 Dam. DA; NV. 120. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIB DAY.) Mesas. Patteoden sod Smith report the demand for con sumption steady at firm rates, for both new and old bop; the former are becoming scarce. Currency sod last Beat, 61. 101. to 91. ; Weald Ken* 61. 63. to 75. 7s. ; Soma; 61. to V. Tag BARBAROUS MURDZR rx TICPPRILARY.—The Cashel correspondent of the Dublin Brewing Post, writing on Friday evening. supplies the following account of the funeral of the victim of amessination, Mr. Gustave This. bault :—" Fourteen or fifteen catholic clergymen from the sorromuling districts arrived at Rockwell this morning, all of whom osiebrated man during the forenoon in the private chapel, where the coffin was placed. At eleven o'clock a solemn office and high mass was celebrated, the elapel.house and grounds outside being thronged by the multitude of people who had assembled from every part of the surrounding district. The scene was deeply impressive, and, tinder the awful cirennotances, one not seedy to be fogottom. At me o'clock the funeral proceolos left the mansion of Rockwell for the village of New Inn, where the parish church is situated, commanding a magnificent view for many miles around. The clergy were find in the promotion—then came the hearts closely followed by the eldest son of the damned and his brother, Mr. Charles Thiebatilt. The father-in-law and other relations of this bereaved family were next, two and two. The tenantry with their sons, numbering over one hundred, and heeded by Mr. J. B. Kennedy, the agent to the estate, walked two and two. There were besides a large concourse of the people of all classes ; and many of the gentry of the neighbour hood were present to testify their respect for the deed and their sympathy for his family. The Rev. Nicholas Herbert, J.P., protestant rector of New Inn; the foreman of the coroner's jury, Mr. Macarthy, and several other gentlemen who served on it, also attended. A vault was prepared in the chapel yard, into which, at three o'clock. the coffin was lowered. A requisition has been forwarded to Lord Lis more, the lieutenant of the county, to convene a meeting of the magistrates at Cashel on as early day, for the pur pose of expressing their abhorrent's of thisdiabolical murder, to offer their sympathy to the family, and to devise means to guard upset such crimes in fte. The catholic Archbishop of Cashel. the Meal Rev. Dr. Leahy, was un avoided &best from the funeral ; bat be wrote to Mrs. Thh o ff ering, in the moat feeling language, all the tonsoiMion that religion meld dad. The widow and adobes of the samviered gentlemen leave this oountry for ever is a few di n :. Two Max linxso tN . • STONE QUM:RT.—OH Saturday, a melancholy and fatal accident betel two factory operatives, named John Walsh and William Grime, in • stone quarry at Blackburn. The town employs about 30 men, chiefly unemployed factory worker, in getting rock in the old stone quarry off Grimaltaw Park, paying them la. per day, and generally supplying them with sufficient bread and meat to enable them to invest their small earnings so as to maintain their families, or, where repdsile, throwing them upon the rates. Between nine and tea o'clock, while Walsh and Grime, who seam to have worked together. Wire getting a large piece of rock from the side of the queen, it suddenly fell, bringing • lot of earth with it. and strikieg both mei , in its dement. Walsh had his bead fearfully crushed. causing hie brains to protrude. He was killed on the spot • and Grime bad his teeth knocked sat and his jaaltokarelfrolit"cdlithedildrenuandishil,°ls:ni;e7mßhaa"l""LGYa° - rini: Bl6 : l4 a widoltelibbmbildendialrhaneldttbaidilltemeabeWia°"l emer ode ded the ree, du- kes imp din 3m• here 'iv. the t to 6 M hose veal us • 1110 12 1 1 12 1 at Id 04 10 3 00 3 Si 36 33 36 110 40 Is* iii -87 311 36 37 43 45 la XS 1151 134 7411 1971 Fis ape .- 641 86 iHr 86 4i 61 17i I 13 2 4 4 e. ini Ti ... 1011 66 - 56 40 i sal IT li r si IEO .... SS I dales. 101{ 106 ii i 36F7