The Express. — London, England, 1862-05-16 00:00:00

THE E LAW INTELLIGENCE. ' Mr. Abrams said the caiman's story was that the gentle man refused to re-enter the ash, sod in fast that be was (THIS DAY.) running away, when stopped by the policeman. Mr. Henry said that did not agree with the statement of COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. th mo e o ir i l f ic;: e m i al d. Howevar, the cabman mold have a sum- a (Before the Judge Ordinary.) Mr. Abrams-Thank you, sir ; after the opinion on have I GOLDSMITH r. GOLDSMITH AND DALRYMPLE, NICOLL!, *MD expressed I should not recommend him to apply for • is WOOLET. common. Dr. Phillimore, (1.e., and Mr. Staveley Hill mowe d The cabman, however, did afterwards apply for a 11 1 for the petitioner, an architect and surveyor at l( gammons. gammons. ter. He married in 1841 the respondent, who was then Mr. Henry said he could have the summons if he liked, • lady in • very respectable station of life. There bad but he would probably not succeed, as he (Mr. Henry) had I beau seven children born of the union. Of late years the 'owl little doubt he had been paid. d husband, whose business took him much from home, On reflection the cabman declined to take out the I found that she bad contracted disgracefully intemperate summons. 1 habits. In the hope of reforming her, he removed her from MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Manchester, and at last placed her in thecae of .widow named Dalrymple, who occupied a farm near KiliECOW* Wigton- THE KATMAI= AGAIN. 2 shire While there she formed an adulterous connexion Several charges from the above place came before the with the widow's son, Peter ; who, however, protested that magistrate this morning. I she used to come undreamed into his bedroom, and bad forced I George Henry Grocey, of 20, Haverstock-hill, Camden herself upon him. There had been a child born, which the ; town, and Joseph Whitbread Jones, of 17, Water-lane, ' omrespondent admitted was his. The case against the other I City, wine merchant, were charged with being drunk and dig- . op-respondents§ was not gone into. orderly in the Haymarket. 8 The court made • decree nisi with cats. John Brown, 128 C, proved seeing the defendants trying LAWREYCC V. LAWRENCE. to get into the Turkish Divan, in the Haymarket, about one Dr. Deane, Q.C., Dr. Wambey, and Mr. Browning ap- this moining, and as they got • large crowd of disorderly peered for the petitioner, Mrs. Augusta Jane Lawrence, persons round them, and refused to go away, he took them who prayed for a dissolution of her marriage on the ground into custody with assistance. of adultery and dentition. Mr. Knox asked the defendants what they bad to say, The petitioner was married to the reepondent, Edward sod they said they were inebriated. Daniel Lawrence, in January, 1852 ; and there had been one Mr. Knox-I wish young gentlemen like you to feel that child, .daughter. The respondent was an officer in the nom- to be found at such an hour in the Haymarket with the misearist service, and in the course of his duty he went out to dregs of society is • far greater punishment than any Hoag Kong. His wife wished to go with him, but he declined trumpery fine lan im I wish you to feel the position to take her. While in China he was guilty of great extrava- you are in, being placed in a dock where perhaps the next puce, and be was ultimately tried by a court-martial, and two Pelson' placed there may be thieves , and also that your cashiered for taking money out of the COMMilliarift friends will know where you have been. Don't come here chest. By threats of suicide he induced his *mak. w if e ' s family t o en d hi e , 1 , 4001. Th ey e l., f or . l'he defendants were fined 10a. each. warded him 2201. to take him to Sydney, for he Edward Douglas, a medical student, was charged with said that such was his shame and Limitation he could assaulting Nathan Leech, 324 A, in the Haymarket, but never face any one in England again. He nevertheless the case was ordered to stand back for the attendance of a sailed immediately for England, which he reached towards witness. the end of 1859. About a month after he wrote to his wife, The defendant was afterwards fined 101. Worming her that having lost money in Paris he was again F re d er i c k m areen d and Eti.b e ek Evans were award 5501. in debt, and imploring her to send him more money- with being drunk and riotous in the Haymarket. The first He told her that he fairly loathed himself, and said be was fined 5a., and the bed named, • drunken prostitute, was hoped God would forgive him, but he did not think He ever committed for a month. would. At this . very time be was courting • Miss Brown, The female alleged that she had been intreated by the and sending her a copy of verses, with the title, "If I die police, but there were no grounds for the allegation, and it was first," in which he stated that Heaven would not be Heaven proved that she was a very disorderly person. unless it was shared with her, and promised that his spirit John Collins, a footman, at 11, Bolton-row, was charged should come and conduct her's to the realm. of eternal blip, with being drunk and creating • disturbance at the same (The case was proceeding when we went to press.) place, and was also fined 54. - - -- - COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. There were other similar cases, and in each • fine was im (Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.) posed. IN HZ WINSIJIIID. The bankrupt, a gas-fitter, of Bridge-street, Vauxhall, LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE applied for his order of discharge. Debts shout 9001. . . Mr. Reed (barrister) supported. There was no eppontion. The bankrupt attributed his failure to the closing of the (Be JELMOTZIO TELEGRAPH.) late celebrated Vauxhall Gardens. He had been in business in the same place for 16 years. CHESTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) Order granted. IN RE DICK= The bankrupt was described as a job-master and livery LADIES' PURSE, t stable keeper, of Hammersmith. This was the sitting for Sybil .- ... ... ... a examination and discharge. Debts under 3001. S a t e ll it e ... ... Mr. Dubois opposed for Mr. Stinton a creditor, and coo- •" ... • • • plained that the bankrupt had been m ade over all his pro. 5 ram I party to his father-it:Ow. Y Mr. Holt supported. CHESHIRE STAKES. g The bankrupt was examined. His father-in-law, Mr. Zoleika •• • •• • ... ✓ Atkinson, was a creditor for 1801. All be had got was two Tommy Jones ... ... ... ... horses a and fly. A place which he had occupied was now Allezy-roudemont ... a let to the Hammersmith Rifle Corps. He was • musician ; 4 ran. Is had in his possession a harp and violin ; had kept them as STEWARDS' CUP. One mile 7 furlongs. 4 a means ofgetting his living. Palestro, Wild Roes, Town Councillor, Lady Ripon, Ross, 4 It appearing that the bankrupt had omitted from his se. Vert e, Leonota, Chum Amin, Agag, Caractscus, Paterson, e count the name of Colonel Leicester, a debtor to his estate aod Jheldi are here. for 401., on the alleged ground that the debt was • bad one, Wild Rose scratched at 12.5, Caractactui scratched so an adjournment was ordered for the amendment of the at 12.45. * account. HOOTON STAKES. Half-mile. m IN RE SLADE AND SLADE. Hugh Lupus, Tails, Formidable, Exam and Snipe are O The bankrupts, Robert and James Slade, are merchants h ere , of Poole, in Donebohire. This was the sitting for eta ). £7O HANDICAP PLATE. Half mile. mination and discharge. The failure is one of some ca magnitude. It occurred in January of last year, ,lifies Julia, Lor d of the Manor? Eidcdaeo Abeoo, Juliet, t. when the bankrupts called their creditors together and in- mensetras tary , Prophet, Recovery, Tim Whi ffl er, Pilot, 'Jetty, d specters were appointed. Th e estate was carried on under Fi g . MY o sad Tommy moss are hem w inspection until March last, when adjudication of bank- ENTRY FOR HANDICAP STAKES. One mile. id reptce was made on the petition of Messrs. W. and J. General Hess, Sat 101 b ; DODOIPAtOT, Bst Mb ; Satellite, Francis, tanners, of Poole. The statement of accounts Tat 121 b ; Stanton, 7st slb ; Spencer, 7st ; Ram Avis, n. conteins some very heavy items. They owe to un- fist 121 b; Brillient, fat 71b; Real Jam, sst 711) ; Muter pt secured creditors 38,7431. i to creditors holding George, 54 nb. in security, 3,4651. • to ditto in Newfoundland, 14,1391., A moye p_se io t oo. n- making a total i'edebtedneindebtednessof 56,3481. The amens in this country are stated at 1,1621. (including a balance el a- 4171. in the hands of the late inspectors) ; saute in New he foundland, as per statement received from there, 23,5071.; WEATHER REPORT.- ( rms DAY.) ha property held as security, 3,735 1 . The largest unsecured --e -ie. creditors are Messrs. Ledgard and Soos, blacken, of Poole, for 20,1 . 241., contracted from 1844 to 1861. MCAT, LAT 16, 8 1.1. ire The bankrupts attribute their failure to lasses on their New to foundland trade, in consequence of the unsuccensful seal B. I. M. a 11. a L z. & me fishery of late years. see Mr. Bagley, Mr. Tenor, Mr. Peachey, and Mr. C. E. - I -- --, -- ___ lid Lewis appeared in the cue. An adjournment for • month Nsias . . .... 29.99 49 48 EARL 2 9 0 - 2 we. taken by conseot, with • view to the investigation of u m u m mii ... 30.00 48 47 n&N,, g 9 mss nu 2 aid the accounts. lama - 1 Ma IN RE DAVEY. Osamu The bankrupt, a builder at Woodford, applied for his dim Anlaloaaki /9.96 61 49 X 3 6 o - 2 charge. Unsecured debts, 8331_ ._. • assets about 1001. Fur- V A B L I :f l :•::: : 96 , ~4 1 I , 9 47 N " z. . 1 7 2 : _- 1 2 they debts to the amount of 1,4354 were secured by property a merm . 29.0 , u 40 g 1 8 Ai - 6 ek of that amount. Sasapostoinfi. 20.92 1.0 49 N.N.Z. 2 4 141 0.35 8 Mr. Matthews opposed for the assignees ; Mr. R. Griffiths HRLIOULARD 30.00 81 69 5. 6 6 0 - 4 supported. Lemma 1.0 After an inquiry as to the secured property, the order rims lowa 29.97 67 66 W. 1 1 b - 6 ice. was panted. YARROW= and (Before Mr. Commissioner Fonblanque.) Gomm M.B7 1111 62 ?.N.M.: 3 9 lEr 6.46 - nti 1N RE ELANXITT. SLADE, AND MANBURT. DOVER 29.86 69 SS W.H.W. ' 1 9 14r 0.36 1 Adjudication of bankruptcy was recently made against Roiminonts these traders, who are merchants in Great Tower-street. PORTLUID IAN 16 64 W.N.W. 3 - U - 2 IM. names= - 1 The adjudication was disputed, and arguments were now i,,i,,,,, e , - 1 and heard. The principal question was AI to the validity of u ourr .. - 3 Ind the act of bankruptcy. His Honour confirmed the adjud icatio n, but on the appli- PIORABLII. rd."SATURDAY. SUNDAY. cation of Mr. Bagley, directed that the notice in the Gazette Noma Bin4o. __ N.LtoN.w. iv.s.w. to N , mooetito to We should be stayed, with • view to an appeal to the Lords' and W., moderate, some rain. fresh. . Justices. lazi.mo.-B.M . toft.M. and W., B.W. to N.W., moderate to SATURDAY. NORTH BLITAIX.—N.LioN.W. sad W., moderate, some rain. Irrl.~ttD. 4E toB. W. and W., moderato to fresh, showery. Consul.. —Z. to S. and S.S. W., waw. fresh. B.W. to N.W., fresh. As next above. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THD3 DAY.) soodseete, showery. IL Coen.—&N.& to S. are &W., moderate. S. ENGLAND.— N.E. to hit, B.W. to N.W., trails to mo nd S.W., moderate to fresh. dente. 8.8. W. to W.N.W., moderate THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 16, 1862. siuTusa POOSIOSIONS. RAILWAYS. rimwaftumml mmitmr.4was*lp.s. lolhhal4akelivradri 13411 .,ErsiAAGodielas 'Pa Ass 1 urn indorse Aieled.ML.H. De. J• 1 71.187M. Do. Joao 1814. Ooloeiia d 11. Oise 2.4sDist p.sgss lulus Rod Wks Ord Do. Truitt on id time& Do. • pie ot. Prot Doke-Prat. p.ct.e.e Do. • zwe at. Winn, Ds I pee at. Do. do. MT Smog Ideas Pa diusdi Do, Now Da Jaaaag y ls662 Do. Sow DeAlp.oliOs.psylMw.op Do. di do.. 77.era.09. Do. do. 18 id Bdi. Ds•ep.ol. pet p a" ort' Yoder Ouor. 44 pee cd. Da a I ot. pee at. I Do. 6teo. pet cent. do. Yelb.Cso. I • at.Bood. 11 Wastiriok di Quads due • cop. Do. do. Led do. 01 ° 110 6 Pram neterday. Id all 10! . 10S. 104 do. s oop. do. Do. do. Load do N. IL of Canada 6 p o Da Ikl4°l4sF.lat.g7.sP•c it -it el II 19 a 78 a 104 106 101 106 1064 6• 1 4 2 es n ST 40 SO SO SS 66 Ild S 5 37 102 t 1021 Pin Pt, lole Pat a, 101 101 93 96 91 96 MI 104 91 96 -.. db ... I V I I 4 6 4 6 66 68 M lu4 I pm n rog. 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Baotat tni Sa;!i North Mod Par Cam NIL Provtdiato (Cl=) liortaktioooo. Wm. 0o Omni Bn (11=) 11. W. lnosr (moss) Wow 8114Lasd Tic Oren Vas ol Toweasi a .) West ( ) W. Oared= ) We* Ileice 117:r e n IR Beat itedra id ( ) Wh. [My (0.. Want) W. Mar, ksa(Yealus.) Wt. Treiswasy (taw ) lUWGt WOO SI MOOS 1 LOX I 13.000 3080 14,900 45,000 3 70,210 1 70,000 3 WON I WON IS WOO I IRKS 111 13,000 B 10,000 I 103.1U1 NAN 1 "on 00 IKK• liooo 11.039 1 43,174 ISt% axenn Asa I Dom Alined. Indeed- Deeell L&M.o3.(Lbej o. oor we Goim I. Canis IlAver Din Montan Dimmer Zan Del key(Umiltnl) lenses (UnA.) Gemini GI. Donlon Avetzells ° (= Inman (Una.) Inane Lenten= Alinqults N. iliinee.or Aim ( ) poncebeudeAlveneou Pon Enitm Berbera PhiWp Gold lootilais Minn. (Um.) %Inn del in (Um ) Milted Kenna , Unt.l Yadinalblitale• (Urn ). JOINT STOCK BA an= lOC. lb a all all to. 161 I USIA I ra. lOL se** I Sala WON 161 AAppas and 0. Sr. Bank . 80 88 90 10,000 190 Alu.DOSLoatLrrpool 2 1 2,1 pa= 111 41 in *so as Ansleskres all 64 110 Bank 6 - *MO 20 Bask el = all 911 131 -. 6090 109 e. WOOS 60 191146 N. Aiseeks - 12,600 80 Char.117..1611 Col 5 11 pm - 6400 10 C. St. uausa,Arou,..onla 61 194 10 ad - 10,6a6 10 MOM. Kau td 1061 a, bro., sad Cigna all 114 35 361 6ON MO Qty - MO 106 06666 - 40 * ,090 WU Oont. 6 Oanada all - - - 10,4001 10 Se& /loot.* Atud.Charld all 13i 19 111/ 00,6011 10 O. Zack 6 awitnertand all - - - 10,000' 100 Imperial Bank, Limited 2 par Ipm 1 - *WS SO Lou. ch. tutu 6 sweet ail al VS - WOGS IS Do. New - *4190 50 Ledo& and Ooonty 110,2* 50 Lagoa Joint Stook - l6 981 374 *OOO 10 Loudon i South Atrkon 19 }die i paud, - 80,000 100 Lon. and Westannater lO 791 901 - 10,000 100 Metro. & Pros. Bank (L. 15 i dis 1 gen - 61,41101 I N It Pram at lissime 6l - - 11,090, 1 IS Do. New l2 -••-• - 70,000, 60 National Bank - .-- - ups 10 New Booth Wales all 90 41 50600 It 00606 Bank Wavers all 60 61 26,100 20 Ottoman Bank - WOO 100 Provincial ot Ireland - 16 87 09 -. MOO MI Australia all 36 38 - 41,6 p 516 Union al Australis 64631 80 Oaks 6 Loodoo MISOLLLAN74OI.IB. Na 180.1 004614,4610. I P4l Cl. prior 1 *Mu 111,100 i 10 Asaluionken a all IS 9 - KM 19 Atlantlo XL I 116 M 184.( t 1 . 4 ell I 1 s 10,000, 26 Australian Asecol.... 19 26 17 - 50,950 10 Berlla Watarwortut . all 41 6} -. 6000' 60 1166,1 blab Ma& T•CA all 26 80 - sus' se Do. 11 T pie o. MU* sn l4 - 17.180 10 De. 0 - 4,916 e We Canada Laud all 110 116 - , 115 . 2 ., 00 St. . etinnteanal6 all 12 15 - Ott. Palace - .1161 Bt. • Probusaco lOO 106 ltfil - 610,000 En. Do. Op. et. Pap. Dab lOO 100 100 - 6M84 10 LlndladLeo.Blllppogß 71 11 01 dla - * 10 OW lastindialrrlg.a tNival Ipm - 1106 St 1150614 Tsiedraph - M 044 6 ear, ass Aust. Osp. - 00,600 16 ilea. 110 ease Navlosilen It 101 - 580,000 1 Great Ship (Lholied) - all - 164,000 1 Do. 171 per east. Pr* 6 1 - 111.000 0 Lau TeL (L) 4l 11 dla - 200.000 20 Lout - len. Olwalhos no ill. 1 1 14 10,000 10 L0n.,98.1r4.W.TeL X.) I par Ipm - boom) al lladres Irng 4 4.4 1 VI Ipm - 13,0 W 10 Iklatliar. la. 'U(W ) an Si - 80,000 IS National Discount 0o 6 11 pm - 6,000 90 NerbodditCoal&Lroolt ) 8 1 1 pm - *Ol 5 Naftartsade E. Bp. a yr! ell 1 1 - 1.7 L 167 N. MM.& N. 666.4.4. 81 111 16 - Mile IN. NIL Aoetraiselan- all / 1 - moo 1 . 06 Gee 6l li li - 30000 1 Do. "New Maras' - 1000.0010 so ovum Is. Aim Mlle at si 8 1 6 N. M i l Um Laud 161 56 68 - *OOO 80 Palo. sod 06616111e5= all 61 70 - 80.410 00 Do. New SO 10 12 pm - 16000 117 CBsa tad. Tel. 0.44 all 181 191 - *Wu 10 76dstemed Ins all 17 19 - 10.000 10 Da. 4,230 23 alo deJ a p e. CIT a lm.(L ) all 26 201 - rams .. Do. - Igooo too Sops WWI Slum ..- 00 49 81 - 90606 et Art lamb& WO US 140 - 14,3 K a Asmosliss Lomat A Is si - isms HW 1 Tol. Saris % 1 Da. do. sosiosossl all 1 .... il.we 10 Do. du - 50.000 1 re'erraph to India (L) 1 i dla par - ~. in 10 . • Ag. 6 Ans6l..) if.L i Ms tpm - 80.10 , 20 rrost,ol6.oo.l7.oansda 8 11 pm - 6..010 8 Us. Itladdoet 111 (10. * It at dal 1.66 111.694 1.0 Yam llllsnmes laud.. OM 1 .. MIXES.-(THIS DAYJ Two o'Cioat. The mining market is very active to-day, aadl Prim generally are firm. s k iadon shares are quoted 48i to f;e Val ley, to 101; North Downs, Ti t s to I ; Wheal Grenville, 8 to ; North in t e Y , 20a to 225. ; Wheal Margaret, 44 to 46 ; and Next Grenville, 48e. to 50s. Several transactions will be found recorded in the Stook Exchange official list. Foreign and colonial mining shares are without change. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two o'CLoor. The stock markets to-day are firm. The funds are quoted at a further improvement of 1-16 to i f per cent. There is a slight upward movement in English railways and io some foreign stocks. Business generally, however, is very languid. Turkish Loan scrip is firmer, at 2I to 21 prem. Egyptian is quoted 21 to 3 prem., and Russian, to prem. Consols are officially marked 931 and 1, cum div., for money, and 921, ex div., for the account. The present quotations are 931 to 1, cum div., for cash, and 92} to 1, ex div., for the 10th of June. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 91*, ; New Three per Cents., 911, 1, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 109, 1 ; Five per Cent. " eat/38d" rupee paper, 1031 ; Exchequer Bills, 145., 17a. prem. Foreign stocks, including Turkish, Mexican, Italian, and Spanish Certificates, are firm, and in some instances slightly dearer. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 801 to 1, and that of 1858, 70} to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows : Equador New Consolidated, 18, }, ex div. ; Egyp tian Seven per Cents., 11, 2 prem. ; Italian Five per Cents., 701, 71 (exchange 25f r.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., 311 ; ditto, for account, 31*, 1, ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 54 , 1 ; ditto Passive, 19*, ; the Committee's Certificates, 81, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for ac count, 801 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 701, ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 72 ; ditto Six per Cent., 1862 (scrip), 21, 1, prem. ; ditto paid-up Scrip, 701, 1 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 231. An instalment of 10 per cent., making 30 per cent. paid, fell due yesterday on the Turkish Loan. In addition to the instalment, 850,0001. stock was yesterday paid up in full, makings total of 5,150,0001. so dealt with. The instalments that have yet to be met represent 38 per cent., which, on the ba lance of 2,850,000/. of stock, leaves 1,083,0001. as the total cash to which the market is still liable in respect of this loan of 8,000,0001. stock. Ac cording to the terms of the prospectus a period of seven and a half months is allowed for the pay ment of this sum. In scarcely any instance on record has a loan been liquidated with equal facility. It must not be forgotten, however, that, although the liability of the subscribers is thus reduced, a com paratively small portion of the proceeds of the loan has yet left the country. By &dykes from Paris, it appears that the Rus- Rim Loan would yesterday begin to be quoted on the Bourse for the account. The particulars are published of Bonds repre senting 56,3001. of the Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cent. Loan of 1856, which have been drawn for redemption, and will be payable at the Bank of England on the Ist of August next. The half-yearly interest is advertised on the Sardinian Five per Cent. Loan. There were no bullion operations at the Bank yes terday. The Norfolk has arrived from Melbourne with 130,0001. in gold, the Donald M'Kay with 55,0001., and the Prince of Wales with 39,0001., making in all 224,0001. Some portion of this , amount may be sent into the Bank, the inquiry for the Continent being less active. The amount of Australian gold known to be still at sea is 401,5001. The Liverpool cotton market continues to be influenced by an idea that a termination of the civil strife in Ameria, is not far distant. The tone yesterday was very heavy, and prices were quoted fully id. per lb. lower than on Friday. The trans actions were limited to 2,000 bales. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,7181. ; the Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, a decrease of 1,9711. • the North Eastern, a decrease of 2,5021. ; the Midland, an increase of 5311. ; and the London and South Western, an increase of 1,2991. The first general meeting of the Malta and Medi terranean Gas Company is called for the 29th inst., when the directors will recommend a dividend. A call of 751.. per share is ordered by the Court of Chancery to be paid by the contributories of the Ricca Coal and Iron Company by the 14th of June. A remarkable illustration of banking success was shown yesterday in the fact that the shares of the National Provincial Bank of England, with 421. ' paid, were dealt in at 150. The Abeona has arrived from China with 341,50011 e. of tea. The following is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : At the ninth eerie of hide sales for the year a very limited demand was experienced for both dry and malted bides, and prior generally must be quoted lower. East India.—Ox and Cow.—Calcutta.--The quantity brought forward was moderate, about half sold. Both the exporters and home trade, particularly the latter, bought sparingly, sod we have to DOW • docile° et id. to 4d. per lb. epos all descriptions, ezoept upon one or two parcels of dead Dacca hides of clean cure, which were well competed for, and realized full prices. Madras, Bombay. len, were neglected. Btunechess and Peoang sold well. The analysis of the sales is 111,920 Calcutta, new parcels, 50,780 brought forward from former males, and 8,833 Madras, Bombay, kc., in all 171,533 bidet, of which 90,832 were sold. East India.—Buffalo were very doll. The bulk was bought in, those sold barely maintaining late prices.. Leather.—Fast Indian ;All passed. Australian sold at late rates ; the heavier avenges briogiog the maximum quotation. Salted Hides.—Austadian ; Although holders were dis posed to meet the market, only • limited demand was ex perienced, at late prices to a decline of id. to N. per lb. upon heavy. Cape were id. lower. New York sold well. - West Indian sold at easy prices. _ Dry and Dryselted Hides—Dry: Buenos Ayres and Mout* Video were all bought in, excepting a few anted lots of seconds sod damaged. Rio Grande ; A few of the light and second class only sold. Wait Coast The sales were chiefly confined to Guatemala ; let heavy at Md. to so., with other qualities in proportion. Cape add fairly. Drysalted— The bulk bought in. ILauritius : Nearly all bought in. Brined—Egyptian passed- Bark.—Mimosa : Part sold at late rats. Hide Cuttings brought fair prima The return of the Bank of England for the week ending May 14, compared with that for the pre vious week, shows the following changes : Circulation einte Circulation active Public deposits 6,301,683 Decrease 1,199,308 Other deposits 14,948,308 Income 1,081,665 Government securities in banking department _. 10,331,368 Decrease 900,000 Otheraecuritam m hankie( department Coin and bullion in both departments 16,919,147 Demme 346,598 Seven day sail other bills 731,025 Increase 26,721 The Rest Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes k coin in banking departmen(). 10,681,392 Decrease 185,773 This return shows the effect of the recent demands in connexion with foreign loans. Were the pres sure upon the Bank to continue the rate would cer tainly be raised. The stook of securities in which the means of the establishment are invested, how ever, is really but little larger than last week, the government having repaid a heavy sum to the honk. ANI CIIP INGULND.—An and Sth Yin. C. VS, far the la. IDOL ant pursuant to taw Ant Ith wduni on Watnisday, May _ON DIV/ Ida fowl 140,07,166 ' anon Ai 1 11141111110 DI ' Capital £14,669.000 MAVIS Publics Deposita (in d om clud. Banks. C ing Kiangoin , - sin acs Natioaal Donk mg Dlv. 4,1101.6911 14.948.1008 Severn &gimlet/not Bab I MN Tt1,026 41111,40,4111 THURSDAY Wks. Consols, which closed yesterday at 92, "sellers," ex div., for the 10th of June, opened this morn ing at 92 to 1, and closed at 921 or 92 1-16 to 3-16. For money the last price was 93# to 1, cum div. The official business report is as follows Three per Cent. Consols, for menel, 93 1 ,I, j, 1, cum div. ; ditto for account (June 10), ex div.; Bank Stock, 235, 237 ; Three per Cents. need, 911, ; New Three per Ceuta., 911, 1 ; 30 Years Annuities, 1885, 15 3-16 ; India Stock, 227 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stook, 109, 1081, 1091, 1081; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 1001 ; ditto 1864 or 1866, 100 ; ditto Bonds, 265. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1031 ; ditto Five and-a-Half per Cent., 1091, 1. The India Five per Cent. Stock has improved to 109 to 1. India Bonds were sold at 265. prem. Ex chequer Bills remain dull at their reduced quota tion of 14s. to 17s. prem. The foreign stock market was decidedly firmer in the afternoon than in the morning. Mexican Bonds were pressed for sale as low as 311, owing to the intelligence published in the journals, but closed at 311 to #, being the same as yesterday. In spite of the apparently authoritative character of the denials from Madrid, there have been some considerable and influential purchases of Spanish Certificates on the recent fall, and the price has recovered this afternoon to 81 to f, being Ito # . higher than yesterday. OLD COURT. (Before Yr. Justice Willes.) The trial of Thomas Henry Johnson Brown, for forging a receipt for 61., was resumed this morning. The prisoner addressed the court for several hours in his defence, and in a long rambling speech he entered into a history of all the transactions that had taken place between him and Brittein, end,evouritig to show that he had not committed the offence imputed to him, and that the original version he had given of the affair was the true one. (Before Mr. Baron Channell.) Henry Dufoar. a Frenchman, and Charles Peatesia, who had been convicted of uttering forged Bank of England aotes,and David Hayes and Thomas Jervis, who had pleaded guilty to an offence of a similar character, were brought up for judgment. Baron Channel', in pasting sentence, said that he was sorry to find that the offence of uttering forged Bank of England notes appeared to be on the increase, and it was • veryznischierous one, and must be repressed by the law. He then sentenced Dufsur, Pattesie, and Jerrie to six years' penal servitude, and Hayes, who ad also pleaded guilty to a charge of forging as well as uttering, was sentenced to eight years of the nos punishment. ACCIDENTAL POISONING IN BELONAVIA.--(TEIN Day.)—This morning some excitement prevailed in the vicinity of Lower Eaton-street, in consequence of • report that • Mr. George Omahas]; of 26, Lower Baton-street, Belgrave-square. • gentleman well known in amateur musical circles, had died from the effect, of poison. It appears that the deceased has been under medial treatment for some time past for the gout. Last night the surgeon sent him some medicine to be taken internally, and also an embrocation. This morning at seven o'clock deceased de clared that he was poisoned. It was found that his attendant had made some mistake in the medicine and had administered the wrong one. Mr. Foote, chemist, promptly attended with the usual remedies, but the unfortunate gentleman died in dreadful agony. An investigation into the whole of the circumstances will be made by the coroner. FIRS.—Up to an advanced hour this (Friday) morning the London Brigade were actively engaged in at- BOW-EITREST. tending fires. One took plaos in the premises belonging to CURIOUS CHARGE AGAINST • CABMAN. Mr. G. Oamdiasi, artificial Bower maker, situate No. 86, A cab-driver named John Leggait was brought before Britanniaatreet, Citracied, where the damage dons is very Mr. Henry charged on suspicion of stealing • gold watch ooneidem fire ble. Another took plea in the same neigh. and chain from • gentleman who had ridden in his cab. bourhood, viz., in the premises belonging to Mr. T. Perfect, Mr. Abrams, of Bow-street, appeared for the defence. a fruiterer and greengrocer, carrying on liminess at No. 7, The prosecutor, Mr. Julius Ba deposed—Between one Tabernacle-equare, Finsbury ; the premises and all they and two o'clock this morning I took the prisoner's cab at contained were nearly destroyed. Regent's-circus, and told him to drive me to my residence in Gower-street. I regret to say that I had taken too A REAL GuosT !—The other evening, a young much to drink. I fell asleep in the cab. When I woke couple, on their wedding tour, arrived at one of the prin t found that he had dnven me to Gower-streetl aigal inns in this town. Having looked at their sleeping got out, and my impression i s that I paid him his far., as MOM, which satisfied them, being one of the best in the house, they took a stroll to We the beauties of the neigh afterarove away, and I then missed my watch and chain. I ran the cab until we met a policeman who stopped the rah. bourhood. In due time they returned, end, on retiring to I told the constable that I had lost my watch and chain. He nut, the bride was about getting into bed, when some object searched the cab, and found the watch and chain under the I presented itself which induced her to utter loud screams of seat alarm, alarm, and suddenly to enwrap herself in the folds of the bed- The policeman corroborated the latter part of the prom. curtain'. The bridarremi bY the unexpected outcry thus tutor's statement I raised, and not knowing the cause, became equally almond. Mr. Abrams cross-examined the prosecutor as to whether : With pallid lam he was peering through de into he had paid the fare, and also as to whether be was not run- • the interior of • four-post Waked. when the barmaid Dig sway, pursued by the cabman. rushed into the room with • light in her hand, and at The prosecutor sai d he was sure he paid the fare ; be once discovered, sitting up in the bed, the innocent cause could not say whether he bad any altercation with the cab- of the bridal commotion. A gentleman commercial, in man about it. the tobacco trade, had gone to not being told that The constable confirmed the prosecutor's statement that hie usual room had been Pro - eogaged ; and he declares, the cabman was driving away at • trot, pursued by prose.. though few believe him, that he was not awakened cuter, i until about to receive the unexpected and unwilling bedfellow whose cries disturbed his dreams and his sleep, Mn. Henry said the circumstances of the case were TOT, suspicious, but drunken men sometimes did very drugs amusing him to ries sad oak the muse of the disturbance, things, and it was quite possible that the prosecutor might The do** Of th e bride, who hacArenaiderately refrained have put the watch and chain under the seat himself. At from fainting u ntil she s . _ ., reached ameareanot place for all events no jury would convict the prisoner on the Performing that Indispensable Part„orlhe, ,erentofes seam evidence of • drunken man. He must therefore be Woo. was thrown won the Young nauT , s s h oul ders, and the discharged. kindly barmaid carried her into another room, followed 17 Mr. Abrams said he hoped the prosecutor would now, the grateful bIidIEICANII. kesaind the intruder to daish tue pay the cabman's fare. . slumbers without ma giving him the civil bidding 01 • Mr. Henry should not advise him to do so. It was one . " good night."—Norringaose I Ma, ( Mardian. of the strongest mint. against the cabmen that be was' Baauttaciesa'a oousur.—At the weekly meeting drioug away at • trot. It was not likely the cabman would of the eg e wehater thud of peardisas, held Yesterday, it drive away without Wilting paid, or aakinf the address of was motioeed OM a warmestbad been obtained against the who refused to pay him. n feet it would AMA Beauregard, arilth who either to be • cousin of have bee n duty to drive the painsager to the station. she Confederate rowel, for desergag his wife and family, house, that the inspector might settle any dispute. end leaving them chargeable to the salon. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) EXPLANATION. IL—Barooteter corrected and reduced to 32 deg. at mean .ea level : each 10 feet, of vertical rite, causing about one-hundredth of an inch diminution and each 10 deg., above 32 des., causing nearly three-hundredths increase. &—Expoasd thermometer in shade. 3f.—Moistened bulb (for evaporation and dew point). D.—Directloo of s End d:rue—two pointa to e) . mag luitiate b, blue sky c, clouds (detached); 1, fog b, hall: I, lightning, m, misty (hazy) ;o, overcast (dull) ; r. rain s. snow; t, thunder. R., rainfall, or snow, or hall (melted), since bat report. &—Sea-disturbance (1 to 9). Z.—Cam. BLURB 115213.-(THIS D&YJ - 0 .--- Two o'CLool. 11i The railway market is rather firmer to-day, and NA several of the principal lines have advanced. ? The improvement in Eastern Counties stock a is 4 per cent., and in others Ito 1. There is not much business, however. London and a 9 0 1 North Western stock is now quoted 931 to ;is Great Western, 73 to I ; Midland, 1281 to ; as I Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1074 to 101 II ; 0- it donian, 1091 to 4 ; South Eastern, 84 to 4 ; Eastern Counties , 57 to 4 ; and Great orthern, i l 1134 to 1144. u Lombardo-Venetian Railway . shares are quoted U 21 to 3 prem. ex div. There is a sudden rise in 1,1 Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock, which is it last marked 26. Great Luxembourg shares are 1., steady. --... I ORDINARY RALLIS AND MCIIII. BL. Ird I Eru.Wn. Mobs prises yesterday. Salo to4N to 1 p.m. Dina Wod. &stow Val. ltrk.,Lamotasis.Jsao 800 aad Tyro Boaks.fflearlANd.O IMMO t 1 &Mae I T II SI 106; 100 Oott e‘is aad Hawke.. Do. • .141.041 v. until' to pol d tB. Dublin sadDIMNA T o on Dand., Polk a/L*l.M Dart Anglian Leiden CounDoe Madam Upton, Eitook• _ Do. Stook 1 k ruk int lilitiolk -- .. awl lilikapw Dorian ea - 9 Jos. =di I. Wakes cease Scotland argon Northern IthA Ar sor. on- 00.3 J COOp m et. 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Prot )a.T wet. 16 Visoilas roctusolTporotp and fovooa of frame.. SS ft VIM !Waits al De. 14 per awl. Nei 14 on Ws& I. W. of hare f fa DißiN MID STOMA. Yf 5 1 1i Pra i 1 11 11 - 1i 41 Pal eel It 1 14 U 17e I la 10 151 i i Si $0 21 4 7 6 41 1 $ 10 $ 1 41s de 64 61 63 4 a awl 12 - ill 10 $ 4 ... r, • • - Val t a .l2=4tit ahs.l/ si. 'us, ...Abp.& AN lia 1 N 108% 11k frt tn i 71 73 a a; tit wri 1 Ws 66 64f ISt PE aft 6 — 4 Ws 11 1116 48 48 PM 107 46 47 is 37 an 04 1 es se 98 100 6 7 V e t :Si 9 pal 144 . 148 11 1..1 te• .. In di di 48 48 4t 44 87 88 SALM. IS 11, li 103 ll6 102 111 102 HI 127 122 Si 86 110 11! 116 118 112 114 1.6 166 167 108 100 102 01 95 92 90 103 100 76 70 78 78 170 176 103 106 137 139 115 117 116 117 MS 162 116 117 Mt 114 129 133 77 79 93 ►5 14 lie 114 lie i !Pr. 08 70 I I PD. IEB 140 103 146 64 II 110 111 106 110 1 le pm if Of Ms -.. Par i Ino SOO al 130 140 ni "4 101 10S 101 1011 86 BS IS Se 83 114 115 114 66 66 115 127 120 125 101 166 122 116 LILWAYS. I Main Prio•L I gala. t,91{,8011. ieeoo~:'. - 7 6,1 1100 1. 120 241100 :: lij: uni ?AItTWIRT. Government debS 411,014101 Other simaultios MOON Gold cola sad boa lloa 1N,017,53 .ooverne;46s Um- Mae (inatadlac Dead Weight An n CAMAS Other ‘it elarlUes 111.467,719 NMes 9,1119,4.0 Gall and Nivea Oda. ... InkONAN MAIIIIHA.LL. Chid Obi Yr. 1011 111 6 nit I 9031 106 ii 44{ 5 14 i 6 6-1-6 i rc io& bet 174. &15.6 LL Se. 94 ti es. NAL 1 MUM laity 3 i alr It 6 It LT.t. ... It COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RK-LANT..-(THD3 DAY.) There was a continuous fall of ran yesterday, but to day it is fair with occaiooal sinahine sad more eamiooable weather. The wind is from the N. The sappy mina Wednesday he. been very limited of English whost and floor ; barley, beans, and peas con tracted ; melt, • good quantity ; bat oats short. No Scotch or Irish oats in additioa to that day's re turn. The foreign arrivals of wheat continue large, that in addition being nearly all Prussian, sod cue cargo of Black Sea. Of flour no fresh arrivals. Barley-Danish, Prussian, sod Belgian fresh up. Oats liberal, principally Danish and Swedish. A small quantity of East India lin seed, but nothing beside worthy of notice. The wheat trade to-day is extremely fiat, end where alai are made rather leas money is taken than cm Monday for both English and foreign. Flour trade in the same dull date as the wheat market, though quotations are unaltered. Barley slow, malting and grinding sotto 6d. to Is. lower than last week. Malt steady trade in new, beet Ware 68e. to 70e. ; old no ; wk. Oats slow to-day, but aloes maintained for all good corn. BOW and pea no change in value. Bads. - Canary sold at 34.. to Me. qr. • mustard, nothing doing ; cloveresed, dull ; at MO ; linseed, 59e. to 64s Rapeseed, without change ; demand limited. Fr oarnio CAzoone.-Not much doing. Sala of masse at Is. lee, money to-day. Ikesz aod Kent, white, se., blo to Ms.; ditto, fine old, -s. to -a.: ditto, red, new, 475. to Ho; ditto, fine old, -s. to ; Norfolk, hr., fine old, -G. to -a.; red, new, to -e. Foreign : Dantric, 58e. to 60o; fine, 60a. to 615.; extra, 61s. to Ws.; Konigsberg, 1 3s. to 513 e.; ditto, extra, 60° to 665.; Rostock, extra, 565. to 595.; Mecklenburg, Ms. to 58s. ; Crckermark ditto, • American white, 56e. to 58..; ditto, red, 61.. to 53a.; Ciao: diem, bla. to 53a. Salter.-English malting, 36e. to 37.. ; fins, 41s. ; grinding 28.. to 30s. ; and distilling, 31a. to Ms. per qr ; foreign grinding, 26 to 305.; ditto distilling, 30s. to 32+' miaa.-Eaglish, Brox and Norfolk. Mc. to bk. ; fine. 63a. to 675. ; Kinptca end Wars, 66e. to 680 .; brown, 50s. to Me. OATS.-Begrish feed, 21.5. Od. to 245. Od. ; /alto, 25.. to 29° ; foroign, 22.5. to 27° Bass..-Eaglish tick, 34.. to 36e. ; borrow, 38s. to 395. ; 3in3Ba. to 395. ; foreign. 30° to 32 0. ; lick, ;37a. ; Konigsberg, 36e. to 39..: • 3111. to 33.- AWL -English toilers, 39° to 404.: w and Mae. 395. to 425. ; maple, -s. to -a.; gray, 35c. to 37..; beg. 375. to 30s. ; foreign. 3.5 e. to 365. Ftorm-Eoglieli town, 43e. to 44a.; ditto Imo 48a. to file.; country, 41s. to 425. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 311 e. to 39e.; Frisch, -4. to -a. pa sock; U.S. sweat, 255. to 29e.; Oaoadion. 26.. to 29° : Spanish. -a. to -a. loriwi Coax. -White. 31s. to 311 s. ; Bbs. to 31s. Ficiaritro Camas, all C. F. and 1.-WlNat : 44s masks end end Mariam*, per 4921ba., 445. toGhirka, 445. iota& ; Folioh Odessa, per 4801b5., red,whits, - • Danube end Gelato 4s. to 46e. ; Eppian, 33x. to 365. Barley: Baptism and Syrian, per 400 Ibo. Fto 22e. ; Odra sad 2.6.. to Me. Baas s ion, per 4801b5.,30° to 31a. Maine : Odom" midi:Wats, per 4921b5.. 30.. Od. to its ; Ibrail and Bulgarian, par 4801 b.., 30s. Oil. to 31s. ; French, do., -a. to -s. ; ' American, do., Me. to 29e. ; Egyptian, to -a. Sesoa.--Osoary sad, per qr. 345. to 50° ; Hasp ' seed, per qr., 46° to 50e. ; lindord seed, per bushel, white, fie. to ; brows, 70. to 10s. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, fl(h. to 650. ; Linseed akin, Foglieh, Per We, Ul. Os. to 131. Oa. ; American, thin, ia bra., por too, 121. 0114 to 121. 10m.; do., in bap, 111. 0° to Bk.; Bahia, Ot. to Of. Os. ; Manalles, 101. to 10t. 10°: Rope cakes, 6/. Os.to ; Mares, per bushel, winter, 13e. to Os. Od. ; Rape seed, Radial° per qr., 64.. to Ms. AItIIVAL6 ea s tDN MON MAY 1.2 20 MAY 16. awl Boded Lrtsh. Wheat IMa Darla Osto Matt IWO • • • • Flow, StooildA 660 nab; foreign, 2,000 ditto, i - ofii 34160 .1.00 bandit. LIVERPOOL CORN MARS. (IT Barran A= mix ILMANNITO I (MOM OUT OWI ontanaom Market moderately atiradad, sad bailsman in wheat and flour dull, at declining rates. Indian oorn quiet, at about Tuesday's prices. Oat. and Wand naaltered. DAY.) MINCING LANI.-(THD3 DAY.) &MAL-The market has bimodal daring the week, and prior . bare shown a downward tendeuoy for the common qualities ; stroog and fine grocery sorts have been steady ; Porto Rico sold at previous rate; middling to fine brown, 35e. to 375. ea. ; low to superior grocery, 41s. to 455. 6d. ; Cuba at a slight decline ordinary to fine brown, 31s. to 34a 6d. • low to goad yellow, 34e. 6d. to 37.. 6d. ; Java, ADO brAsn, 34 e. ed. ; middling to fine yellow, 365. to 40• ; a floating cargo of Rewash, No. 10, sold at 24.. 3d. for the United Kingdom, and ane of Olga, at 21s. 9d. Refined has been steady and prices are firm with a scanty supply. COPYEL -No public sake of important* have been held this week, and privately very little has best offering ; the business transacted boa been limited ; the few transaedons p o rted have been at very firm price,. Tit.- At the public sales held this weak Amara Com pany's teas sold well at fully the last sele's prices ; privately business has been done out of the recent arrivals. Row.-A limited amount of bwiinese only has been trans acted, including pale sod brown Loewe:do, at le. sd. ; and Demerara, at ls. 6d. to ls. 7d. Itics.-There is but little demand for this artide at the former currency. Briers. -The parcels brought to public sale this week have been unimportant; previous prices were generally supported. Faurr.-Currante have sold steadily at Vs. to 31e. ; bunch muscatel raisins at 345. ; Sultanas, 38s to 551. ; fine Eleme, 425. Bourgras has sold at advancing prices, the latest trans actives being at 41s. fid. for refraction 4e to 4, and at 44e. for • pares' sow landing. Oorros has sold at a decline of about id. per lb. Tioni roily Madras, Bid. dors at the public sales went off without spirit, at about previous prices. Oommou to very good, 121. 10s. to 191. lirreao.-Third day : The sales have again goon off flatly, as previously reported, except for Bengali, ranging front Bs. fid. to 9s. 6d., which bays sold with fair spirit at about last sale's prima. 1,5.51 chests have passed the sale today, including 525 withdrawn and 435 chests bought in, leaving 591 chests sold. finiiti.Loc has been in improved request, at previous prim. TALLOW MARICET.-(THIS DAY./ • - The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 44s 3d., net cash; Petersburg Y.O. on the spot, 46e. ; May to June, 465. ; July to September, 46e. 6d. to 46a. 94. ; October to December, 465. 6d. to 46e. 9d. HIDE MARK.r.-( B_DAY.) LIADIOIII/LL—lbilea. — Prisse : 5131b0. to 6464., 21d. to 3d.; 641t0. to Mo., Sd. to Sid. ; to SON., 3141. ; 60Ibo. to MU., lbs., a to 4{d. Horse bides, o. bid. to I.os. dd ts . ; Calt Sti skins, Nk omo , ts- ir t i t y ; ss. id. skins : downs, ba 3d. to Ss. 6d. ; tombs, to. Sd 10 4s Sd ; simosrlinp, L. td. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Maim Nand= sad *sigh mart a steady demand for eoasaapticia far both Bardli sod foreign at Oro Estes. nos is a rammed lode far wort is eld hope, rises the Chaseellor el tie Elaborate will oily allow Is par awl. oa stocks is band oo tie 15th doptoslor seat, as the fall amosat al drawback to be obtained if exported it 19e 7d. Leo 10 par seat GOAL MARKIT.--(TMB DAY.) Walls IBM HOWL 6d. ; Walls Ilad Howell, Ha 6d.; Wails Zed Scads lieltaa, 19L ; _Walk Bad Esaddyla Hotta. 1646 9d. ; Wag lel lowa 164 - dd. L. Walls * a d smith lua« t ies. ea.,. Was ala BA: ;Wells Bed Owe% ma. OL ; waft Ibd Lim. id.; Walls Ead frisdis Tharaksy, 1446 9i; Walls Itad lsam wellgate 16.. ; BairsocA. 14a. Id. ; Walls 11•119119roath. 148.6 d. • Holywall,99. Wallsw MEN as% ULU. ;Tamisld Nam llatas, 1:34. ; West Bstft, Ik. 91. ; NM& Hs= at. lbs. 9d.; Lambset's 10L-44 gips ais • dis ir II dls • Pla 7 7i dist pot i d t 411 1 le I t ir Pm 4 7 74 s* reas -000L; 84a, Oral . stiff I 041 to kW Bona Lim of leak 2ill bodY d ia • it saw ii►•w •• Wow tag ti 1W ttftert lat ho ort it it *IL i bon 0 dot I • , • 4