The Express. — London, England, 1862-06-05 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENUk. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Jodi, Ordiaery.) BAKER r. BAUR AND RICHARDS. The parties were both in ■eryias. They were married in is 34 ; and since then they had lived sometimes together and eometinies in 'operate families. Li lift) the husband went to Scotland, and during his abeam* the respondent formed au intrigue with a relative ol hers, named Richards, at whose parents' house she was staying. This being dis covered, they cohabited openly as man and wife in Bir tuipgham, Spinke appeared for the petitioner. Leave nisi with costa. NRID V. RIAD AND VYVYA.N. . . The petitioner, a captain in the Indian army, married the respondent in October, 1845. She was at that time a Mir Robinson. There had been two children of the union. The cohabitation lasted till 1853, when Mrs. Need returned to England, on account of her delicate state of health. She brought her daughter home with her, and they lived with her mother-in-law, the widow of General Need, for several year. Afterwards the respon dent went to reside in Boulogne, where she became acquainted with the co-respoodent. It was not slated who this was, but he appeared to be a person in difficulties. In and the following year he was in gaol for debt, and it was proved that he was daily visited in the prison by the respondent. When he came out, which was in August, 1859, he lived with Mrs. Need at her lodgings in Boulogne for nine orro4hr. . . Dr. W'•mbey and Mr. Villiers, for the petitioner, called the petitioner's brother, Colonel Neal, and the evidence of • number of witnesses who had been examined by • commis mice was read. Dean mai with coda. The petitioner, the Viii;;fs; farmer in Notts, applied for • judicial separation on the ground of adultery. The parties were married in 1842, and they lived together till 1855, when the petitioner found that her husband had be come improperly intimate with • girl named Cattley, by whom he had a child. His wife then left him, •od he had since been living with Cattley as his wife. Dr. Spina' for the petitioner. Decree for judicial aspiration. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Goalburn.) IN RR THE GMAT NORTHMAN AND MIDLAND COAL COMPANY (warren). This was the adjournedsitting for settling the list of contri butories. They areabout 70 in number ; • great proportion of them have already been placed on the list, but some disputed cases had been reeerved lor °onside ration at the present sitting. Amongst others, the directors, eight in number, disputed their liability to be placed on the list for 100 shares each, the number required by the articles of the company to be held by each director, and contended that they were only liable for 21 shares each, the number they had actually subscribed for. The liabilities of the company are only some 7001. or 8001. ; but a call will be nionnary for the whole of the amount unpaid on the 101. shares. Mr. Roxburgh appeared for the of liquidator. His Honour, referring to what had taken plios at a former sitting, asked how those parties would be affected who had accepted paid-up shares. In a case before Mr. Commissioner Evans, that' of the Utiadulterated Food Company, it bad been held by that learned comtniseioner that the parties holding those shares were liable to pay the full amount. He wished to know whether that decision had been upheld. Mr. Roxburgh said that was so ; and the ground of deci sion was that the accepting of paid-up shares by directors was a breach of trust towards the company. They were supposed to have paid 101. on each of the shares, when in reality they had paid nothing. The only ease discussed was that of Mr. R. B.di e za , of Queen's -gardens. Bayswater, a director. It was that he had attended the meetings of the board, and appro priated two shame in lieu of his fees of 12 guineas for at tendance. No one appearing in his behalf, he was placed on the UM. His Honour reserved his judgment with regard to the general question of the directors liability for 100 shares each. IN RR SCR% ERTLER --APPLICLTION FOR RZI.RANZ. Mr. Lucia supported the application in this case. The bankrupt wee a commercial traveller, of the Harrow-road. Mr. Nosy opposed, op the ground that thebankrupt had contracted a debt by fraud. The Commissioner—Dos that appear upon any pro ceedings Mr. Denny—lt &canon The Commissions—Then we cannot entertain that objec tion now. Mr. Denny further objected that the bankrupt had peti tioned the Insolvent Court in 1860, and his petition was still on the file. Mr. Loess—He was discharged by the detaining creditor ; and the non-removal of the petition from the file was a mere oversight. His Honour said if that was so he would grant the release. (Before Mr. Registrar Haditt.) Dt RIL NEW AND THORNI.-DIVIDIND. The hank;;;; Weiel7on — monge Tr and eugioe.ers of New port and Cowes, in the Isle of Wight. Their liabilities are considerable, nearly 21 , 0001.; the assets have realised up wards of 4,0001. Mr. Reed appeared for the amaigness. The usual resolution was paned by the creditors. The dividend is to be 4a. in the pound. (Before Mr. Coininiesioner Holroyd.) RE THOMAS HALL AND ROBERT Dr:ERECT HALL. The was an application for an order of discharge. The bankrupts were described as builders, of the Whitechapel road. The debts owing are 1,446/., and the assets are not suffi cient to meet the expenses under the bankruptcy. The Commissioner, having regard to the fact that there was no opposition, granted the order of discharge. SHERIFFS' COURT, RID Lioff-squhsz. (Before Mr. Under-Sheriff Surehell.) PROCLAMATIONS OP OUTLAWRY. Several new names were irOWISIMed this morning by Mr. Hemp, the officer of the sheriffs of Middlesex. The names are published at five monthly courts, unless 'coun termanded or settlements effected. The usual ceremony was gone through, and the following proclamations made :—James Brown Young, at the snit of Francis Collier ; Sae= Nugent, at the suit of Edward Cle ment ; James Hall, at the suit of Henry Howse ; Alfred Frederick Cbamberlayne, at the suit of Charles God ; George S. Brent, at the mull of Thomas Kemp: Henry A. Wallace, at the suit of Louisa Lewis; William Hill Franklyn, at the snit of Petrol Ignatius Krog ; Charles Nicholls, at the snit of Alfred Mayhew ; Philip Jaquet, et the suit of William Pagden and another ; John Howard Kyati, at the suit of George Bartholomew ; George Mould, at the suit of Anthony Howlby ; James Waller, at the suit of Morns Newton; F. W. Graves, at the suit of the rune ; A. L. Hodges, at the suit of the same ; Elias Robison Handcoa, at the suit of 1). Keane ; Elden George Banker, at the suit of Joseph Joel. The next county court day was appointed for the 3rd of July. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) GULLDHALL. THE BANK NOTE ROILBEZING AND rosonnis, AND THE KRIGISLAND JEWSLLIBT ROBBERY. Benjamin Samuel Redbursi, who has been several times examined relative to • variety of charges arising out of the great jewel robbery at Kiopland, aod the extensive robbery and forgery of notes upon a number of colonial banks, was brought up for trial examination before Alderman Abbas, when the owner of the gold watch which bad hitherto re mained unidentified was brought forward and his evidence taken. Mr. Mullen, the solicitor for the prosecution, said he had no further evidence to offer. Mr. Lewis then addressed the ooart for the prisooer, and very ingeniously argued that the offence under the statute of unlawful possession of the portions of bank notes produced could not be supported—inasmuch as there was no evidence to trace the personal possession of them to the prisoner, or that the place in which they were found concealed wadi exclusively occupied by him. On the contrary, it was shown that others had access to the prisoner's room in his absence, and there was nothing to prove that at any time he was observed in any secret occupation. It was therefore meal.. fest that the evidence was as strong against those who bad access to his room as it was against the prisoner himself. He was sure the worthy alderman, if he were on the jury, would not convict the prisoner on such evidence, and be therefore thought he would not cornisit the prisoner on that charge. With regard to the charge of stealing the notes, it was quite clear that if the unlawful possession could not be proven, the charge of stealing must fall to the ground. In reference to the jewellery, all be had to say WAS that the property had found its way into the prisoner's possession after • lapse of time, such as would be a satisfactory answer to the charges if sent to the Ohl Bailey. Alderman Abbiss said Mr. lewis's observations would bare carried more weight with him if it had not been for the extraordinary conversation overheard by Inspector Foulger. Under the circumstances he hail made up his mind to commit the prisoner for trial on all the charges. Committed accordingly. WW3TMIMITER. WILFUL DAMAGE AND GROSS MISCONDUCT AT TAVERNS. mid she should come with him, sod pulled her and witn ess half aci the road. The male defendant was then taken, sod went quietly. The female defendant said she was put out of the house without good reasons. The male defendant said he had been drinking, which would alone account for his foolishly interfering m a mat t tor that did not 3onoern him. . I[r. Arnold — This sort of case has become very frequent of late, and must be put a atop to. Persons go into public houses, and conducting themselves in a disorderly way are very properly put out, in revenge for which they turn round and break the windows. In all these cases lam fully determined to support the tavern•keeper, and shall therefore treat the offence with severity. I shall commit you, Eliza Moreton, fur 10 days to hard labour in the House of Correction. The male defendant must enter into his owe recognisenore to keep the pesos for three months. . . SOUTHWARK. ATTIMITIIIO TO STAB. Mary Toomey, :dea;;;;;e1;;;;;;;, well-known to the police, was brought before Mr. Combe charged with at-, tempting to stab Maria Carney with a table knife sad threatening to murder her. The complainaot said she lived with her husband in Green bank, Tooley.street, and the prisonerlived in a court nearly opposite. Yesterdayfternoon about 3 o'clock she was pairing the court when prisoner rushed out at her with a knife in her hand, exclaiming,." You —, I have caught you now and I will do for you. She thee made • violent thrust at her neck with the knife, but she put her hand up and warded the blow off. Several of the neighbour, then came up and seized hold of the prisoner, and prevented her from carrying her threat into execution, and a constable came up aed took her into custody. Witness really believed that unless retrained she would murder her. The prieoner said it was all false. She never made any attempt to stab the woman. The fact was, she was having herdinner when the proeenatrix nuns to her door and abused her, and when she went to know what she meant she struck her, and the knife fell from her. Two females residing in the court said that the pressen trix did not abuse the other, but the prisoner flew at her like • tigress, and would have murdered her had not they gone to her assistance. The prisoner here said that it was all through a little jealousy bemuse the woman's husband used to live with her, sod now she wanted to get her locked up. Evidence was given that the prisoner was a very violent character, when Mr. Combs ordered her to find good bail for her future conduct for six months, or remain in prison that period. IL I. IL a a a L' a a .-- ---- _ Nmai ... ..... I 20.43 64 47 LW. 4 0 I &MIDI= ... 29.67 62 41 S.W. 1 b 11 LEITS Barn= 29.76 62 60 L Sr I 0.19 1 ARDRO66IIII 29.65 64 62 , W.B.W. 11r 0.18 1 POWEII7II OALWAT .....29.72 II ST W. • 1 annum . 90499091.1009 29.61 66 52 B.W. 0 -- 1 HZ1.1001.91111- 29.97 62 57 B.A. b 4 Liviaroot. Q 11119820911 29.73 66 6.5 LW 5 2 VAIANITIA V 5330892 Winos 29.86 68 63 8.8. E • Dovla ? 12.90 82 61 W.B.W.b 1 P 011751101721 29.90 95 66 8.1. o 2 P0271JJ19 29.80 56 62 LILL o 6 namotrrs P65n15908 Jun .. /11411.111111. FRIDAY. A. 14itolo7s - .3i: to N.W., "671;,7.1. isle. - -- - - Ire!sod Westerly, fresh, ihm;ery. Central.-8.8. E. to W.A. W., trash. showers. L Cow.—S. toW. end moderato. 8 Engtand.-8. to W., fresh to strong, some rain. 11.AWW.DLT. W. to 8., strop& ralay. 37;71:Anson:a Bowl) , Breastksot W. 9. W. to 8.8. E., fresh to strong, gab'''. AB next above. S.W. to N.W., fresh to shlwery. && to S.W., fresh. ISPLANATION. D.—Barometer corrected Zi - i;di;,;(i to 32 deg. at mess sea level each 10 feet, of vertical rise. causing about one-hundredth of an inch diminution ; and each 10 deg., above 32 deg., causing nearly three.hundredth, increase. K.—Exposed thermometer tu shade. IL—Moistened bulb (for evaporation and dew point). D.—Dtrection of wind ;true—two points WV of mag netic). F.—Force (1 to 12 estbnated;. (.—Cloud (I to 9). I.— Initials b, blue sky e. clouds (detached): f, fog; h. lull: 1. lightning ; m, misty (hazy) ; o, overcast (dull) ; r, rain ; I. MOW . t, thunder. It , raln.fall, or snow, or hall melted). since last report. 8.-Bea-dlitnrbanee II to 9). Z.—Calm. SIR WALTER Caorroza, C.B.—lt would be unjust to allow Captain Sir Walter Crofton to leave us without giving him that tribute of probe which be dilierVlNl from the country where he has inaugurated his wigs and bene- Smut system of prison discipline. He has thelumour of not only devising an effective mode of treating sad reforming criminals, but of himself contributing to its highest efficiency by personal supervision and management, Indeed, our only fear is whether it will be possible for any successor to keep up to the high standard it his attained. Still, when we look at the result. of the eight past years, we are led to form sanguine hopes for the future. In the six years following 1854 there were 8,600 licenses, or tickets-of-leave, granted to convicts in England, end of these 818, or 8/1 per cent, had to be revoked. Under Sir W. Crofton's management, 1,462 licenses were granted, and only 89, or 6 per cent.. revoked ; those convicts whom licenses were not revoked having of come settled down into honest members of the community. An equally gratifying view of the subject we get from the bat yearly report of the prison directors. In the eight years that Sir W. Crofton's system has been working, the number of convicts has diminished from 3,933 to 1,314, the number in the present year. So well has the plan of intermediate prisons worked—the , places where the coevict is prepared to use liberty properly—that since their establishment only 10pm cent. of convicts liberated from them have been found to have afterwards misconducted themselves. These figures speak louder in praise of the Irish system than words can do. It must be a satisfaction to the organiser of that system to know that he has been the means of reforming thousands of criminals whom the English convict servitude might have punished, but would not have improved.—Dobba /Coming Mail. (sr WhIO TILIGIAPIL POUR-YEARDLD STAKES. Skinnier walked over. GRAND STAND STABS& Byrn Gwyn ... ... St. Lawrence ... Traveller ... S ran.— Elias Moreton and Frederick Edwards were brought before the magistrate—the former charged with unlawfully breaking a pare of plate glass, and the latter with attempt ing to rescue her. Barry Jarrett, barman to Mr. Woodward, the proprietor of the Lord Nelsoe, King's-road . Chelsea, said that at an early hour this morn ing the female defendant came to the bar and began making a disturbance. She was told to 1... y e, when she refused, and was then put out, upon which she broke a valuable pane of glass. She war then taken into custody, and as her way to the police-station the male defendant came up, and eodeavonred to take her from the constable. — Foline:oergeant B said he uw the female defendant break the window, and took her into custody. The male de fendant then came up, and laying hold of her by the hand, TEE EXPRESS, THURSDAY -EVENING, JUNE 5, 1862. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE THE EPSOM MEETING.-THE OAKS. TO TIE EDITOR OF THE Emma. Sta,—The Derby has resulted in a veritable sur prise, and upset ontbudations, but can scarcely be discussed at my hands now, a more important matter being the forth coming struggle for the .oalia. Now of the ladies ran in the Derby, and the race confined expressly to the fillies is very open, despite the triumph of Hurricane in the One Thousand Guineas, the following comprising a list of the PROBABLE STAMM'S Alto MSS& Lord Stamford& Bertha A. rdwarda Mr. Steven's Ethel . Mr. Naylor's Feu de Jots Baron Rothachlld's Gone Mr. Nlchol's Hecate Mr. Valentine's Hurricane CoL Towneley's Imperatrice Mr. Spencer's Mist Vivian Capt. Christie's My Partner Mr. R. Ten Broeck's Olive Branca G. Fordham. Mr. Valentine's (LLD. Mr J. Hawlers Salamanca Lord Coventry's Sappho J. Adams Lord Ohrremes I by Stockwell—Ml Borah. Aldcrott. Lord Pcetamenth's Vlllette Payne. Challoner. AahmalL J. Snowden. MARE Deb2B,--471118 DAY.) Two o'Ozoos. Business in the railway market to-day is almost l a r at a standstill, but the tone is firm. Cale- IN donian stock has risen per cent., and most of the other principal lines I. London and North Western stock is now quoted 93 to 94 ; Great Western, 71f to 721 ; Midland, 1271 to f ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 107 i to f ; South East- et ern, 831 to I ; Eastern Counties, 56.1 to f ; and Great Northern, 113 to 114. as Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares continue in si request, and have improved to 4} to i prem. Great Western of Canada are flat and Grand Trunk us steady. The Indian railway stocks remain firm, r e with a good demand. WIDILUIT MULES AND STOOLS. ISO M. IPd I itinmurs. I claim rues IWu 10-day se a r_y_wwww!. to pas. Hurricane managed to beat Bertha, Olive Branch, Ethel, 11 Imperatrice, Sappho, and Salamanca, in the One Thousand; but on this occasion Ethel was lame, and neither Impe- to retries nor Sappho was up to the mark, my doubt being very strong whether Mr. Valentine, with both his rem- ge. wintatives, will be able to accomplish an easy triumph over Lk Sappho, who has all the wear and tear neceseary for z. such • race, and, with • man on her back, might just le accomplish the coup she failed to bring off at Chester and Newmarket. Imperatrice is another dangerous outsider, le and Hurricane has certainly her work cut out to get • better Le• position in the Oaks than her stable companion, The Mar- ea, guts did in the Derby. The Great Survey Foal Stakes, far 3-yr-olds, one mile, looks only • match between Wingneve ge . and (Unwell, as Bertha should prefer the Oaks, and the first-named, although he cut up badly in the Craven Stakes, I A: ought to pull through over this distance. The Heat' je ea, Stakes threatens • walk over, Oevintha being • certainty on re . paper ; bat the match between Patrols and Shillelagh must es, be a near thing at the half-mile—the latter having shown .. 1 4 such fine form lately that I am compelled to trust him.— a I am, &c., METEOR. et ... 1 ea t i1mi5.141.41. MO . Am.,daisameke O Dim Mara ma BIM it lit en ee IM=eel Inas -. . 41110ork sad leaden.. ....I 811. — TWO-YEAR-OLD STAKES. Half•a-mile. k U Vivid, Sybil, Yellow Duchess, Eroente o, Nawadahe, M. Dame Gillian, Barrister, Stockbroker, The Trapper, Deis. M psia f, Cerintla, Orphan, and Lady Superior are hers. N EPSOM CUP. One mile and a half. he hamster, Spite, Aurelian, Asteroid, Neptune., Watch- we tiro, Camerino, Winfrey., Queen of Spain, King of Hearts, ista. and Silverhair are here. is ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. Two miles and a is quarter. N Waterwitch, Wild Ross, Doefoot, Vertumna, Brawn f, Si Fairwater, Weraherbit f, and Birdcateber f. Ilt. M SHIRLEY STAKES. One mile and a quarter. la Delivers* and Rodrigo are here. A. It. Analveu.—Bonny Breastknot, Sappho, Plicebus, Rioter. es . Lord Stanley, liananne, and Debase. da. e in is Uf 31f le 1 6 6 61 68 10 U SI 11 66 67 68 0) 8 0 Sea .71 an D. aI •so v. ralLlO all Da. 319.4.1 s paid to B. all dila sad ilot, Tao. 100 all DENL.P•III, AbLia. loalis aa raollis we seism tuft, MootA Do. all fir/ lAM Nook) = ft .14 8 :011 Mods, all rank awl 01040 Juno 11M ok IL Weasels 100 Ones Northern 1.00 Do.a Arm. no &v - VA D 0.11.1 1116pctispald DO Oa. soothe Wool. 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Wheal Lud- s , . cott are quoted 111 to 12 ' showing a partial reaction ; Rosewarne United, 221 to 231 ; Wheal eft . Union, sto 4 ; North Trelawney, 27a. to 295. ; Wheal Sitbney Cornmeal, 3} to 4; nuke Valley, ...-- 9to 1 ; North Downs, 3 1 to 4 ; Wheal Pollard, M•., lls. to 13s. • East Carp Brea, 18 to 1 ; and South ri. Caradon, 340 to 350. St. John del Rey Minist shares are in de- U_ al& lhosbise sn Padmiouldi ail Ildysiasy WO doottigh Ointed NO &midst% N. S. Aber.ll6k ISO agoeith Midland I* hbropeldre Oaks a. Nitingboanwelkom 1011 I 1071 gei it — 54. - WA mend and are markeil .. 60. Other foreign ei as well as colonial mines are without any move- Z . ment of importance. t. A call of ss. is to be paid on the shares in the at. Great Northern Copper Mining Company of South i t Australia by the 7th July. at. It is announced that the share certificates in the Z . Don Pedro North del Rey Mine are now ready to ds. be exchanged for the bankers' receipt& fm. Mr. Frederick Whinney, of the firm of Harding, ig ; Pullein, and Co., has been appointed by the Master as of the Rolla official manager of the North Wheal Z . Exmouth Mining Company. At West Sharp Tor Mine meeting, yesterday, the ac count. showed a credit balance of 3371. A call of 31. per 94. share was made. 84. At the West Trevelyan Mine meeting, yesterday, the ac counts showed • balance of liabilities over assets of 8 , 877/. 12a. fki. A call of Bs. per share was roads. 94. sc. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& I st. ft. 1117 IloulA Dims 101 l *path Wales UM IL Told'. e Shot Du all Ilishiss.W ell nibs = 111 DOW Oar IN Tan We 711 I Ender .... ....... 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Now ::. sll 1.0 90 — l4OlO SO Lowilaa sad OossAS •• * 26 9. 2 2 0 11 1. MO lasi= Jabal Saadi .. 10 161 10 ilk SD Load= Is Boma Atrkan 16 9Ws 9 paid 91 63.000 160 Loa. sad Wasladastor 9O 79; 00 SO 111,00, 106 Noire. I Pray. Bask (L. NI 1 dim 1 pm ; : i —1 Oa 4000, 100 mat. 600?. of lestasa at If l ooo le Do. 1w l2 -- —zn 96,000 IS Pallooal Baak 18,000 99 New bouta Wales all SO 61 10.a 00 lb Urloutal Bank tiorpora. sll 60 61 61 10,000 90 Ottoman Bank 10.000 100 Provincial of fraloml 11.002 it, Sonia Ananias . sll II U 4 1.0 0 0 lb I Unlos al 0044alis .... an 419 ief 0 11(0. to I Union ol Laud.... . It alp Up U 1111bumumas well No. I Sla $ ilotrawmes. IPdI 01 prams . _Sales. 11,000 15 Aseo-lisalas Mta .. 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Amolnasol6 Ol 1 1 00,000 1 . . tal Claa 66,610 1 Do. "Now UMW) 60,00 10 . is. asea. isins 09,00 u U. L limit lila ISO IA 18 10,000 10 saidOelsa. 111 ams ill 09 7t 10.060 (0 Do. low SS 10 11 pm 4060 10 Liss 4 Lad. TeL GA au 10 161 Sawa 10 Mummy Ins ab 17 19 1111 Do. Now 0 MO 26 Rio doJsa. 0%1044 all 41 A ta 19,7301 Do. 16,000 101 loyal 110 Maim 00,000 It. AM. 1900 . 10. NS 10 UM 14.104 16 . avenninsa Lan * 1 * 86 — !fod irja filo &Jas. Oirs.(l.) Do. Loyd DWI Mom . dist liddieiL. d 1 • Ilaboderise N ap I Da. do. 111 Do. de. $ to *graph to Lads Eig Ie . a Ag, of Id.oo.f.vords • 172. Ktngdom DIG i Dionoalo JI 4 P rar G 10 10 II I 1 Ms 1041 0 10 SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY. -(THIS DAY.) A special general meeting of proprietors was held this day in accordance with the standing orders of the House of Lords, at the Bridge-house Hotel, London-bridge, for the purpose of conaidering certain bills now pending in parliament. The Hon. JAMIB Bran presided. The CHAIRMAN moved a resolution approving of a bill (as amended in wommittee) intituled " A bill to enable the Booth -printers Railway ()ornery to make railways to Tian bridge and Dartford respectively, and to widen a portion of their North Kent line of railway and to purchase additional lands for the purposes of their undertaking, and for other purposes." Mr. Dews wanted to know what the nest of these greet undertakings would be ? His idea at the November meeting, when they were told that the coat would be 11,000,0061., was that it would not come to ha than 2,00 0. 0001 . The CHAIRMAN said the power taken by the hill was to raise 1,150,000( In reply to further questions, Mr. Rica (the solicitor) explained that the 1,150,000 w. which would be authorised to be raised war exclusive of borrowing powers ; but it included a sum of 50,0004 taken for other works mentioned in the bill, and which had no re ference to the Tunbridge and Dartford lines. Mr. Davis complained of the very large expenditure in Kest with the object of defending the company from the Loudon, Chatham, and Dover Company, and suggested that an effort should be made to bring about an amalgamation between the two comprise. Mr. ADAMS observed that 36,0001. a week would have to come from Kent to pay 5 per cent upon the additional capi. tal expended in that county. Mr. lirreszu. compared the advice to amalgamate with the London, Chatham, and Dover, with the view of getting rid of existing didlcultiexto the recommendation to a person struggling in the water to use a shot-belt for the purpose of asenting his efforts; to swim. The motion was then put and carried. Resolutions were afterwards proposed and carried sanc tioning the following bills :—A bill (as amended in com mittee) intituled " A. bill for authorising the construction of railways from the Bevenosks Railway to Maid stone and Tunbridge, and to join existing rail ways at Tunbridge, all in Kent, and for other purposes." A bill (u amended in committee) intituled " A bill for a ' lease of the undertaking of the Mid-Kent Railwa (Brom ley to St. Mary's Cray) Company to the London, and Dover Railway Company, and for other purposes" A bill (as amended in committee) intituled "A bill to authorise the Mid-Kant Railway Company to make a railway from the Mid-Kent Railway to Addiecombe, and for other purposes." A bill (u amended in committee) intituled " A bill for making a railway, to be called ' The Rest Grinstead, ' Groombridge, and Tunbridge Wells Railway,' and for other EASTERN UNION RAILWAY COMPANY. (THIS DA Y.) A special meeting of this company was held to day at Radley's Hotel, under the Wharocliffe, order for con sideration of the following bills now pending in Parliament, viz.:—" A bill to amalgamate the Eastern Comities, the But Anglieu, the Newmarket, the Eastern Union, and the Norfolk Railway Companies, and for other purposes." "A bill to confer powers upon the Eastern Counties Railway Company, with respect to the Eppisg Railways, and to au thorise the construction of a railway at Colchester ; and for other purposes." Mr. J. C. COBBOLD, M.P., occupied the chair, and ex plained the different phases of the parliamentary contest on the amalgamation bill. and regretted that the select com mittee of the House of Commons had not given the corn. po p full equivalent for the right of having the line at 46 per cent. He added, in answer to a proprietor, that the directors were not unanimous in re commending the approval of the bills. He then formally moved the appsoval of the bille„twhicb was seconded by Sir B. Bloomm, sag approved of. The proceedings then termi nated in the awed manner. WEATHIR RAPORT.-{THIS DAY.) TMIIIAT, Mix ii. S 1.11. PILZ/IJIMICI GaAs's. 100 Brtstottgaeter44.e.llo l BO Caledonian clear. ft.. all Co. k and Bandon 644.0 al Canna. 6 par am. sD Dria.4oWta Abandon. 01 Sad An 44101. d. 6P. 0 10 Do. 3 . 6 1% 0 144 Da. 0.74.0 144 It Conn ,44.4.016.1 10 Do. do. Sat 10 Do. New d 4. A.. lii &stars Bin 10 Oaks gen . 4 4. at 641 n. 4. al 1idin.,,406.00.4.P.0. 10 Grad Norairs. 11 4. el. lii Do.. ared.a4 1114.4140. lii Do. 4i pee cont. 160 D0.44.a.red.24114.4. 1 = O 1 atilt lioolisott 1.4 6 gli. Wart(BarliallianD 144 Do. redeem y 10 Do. redeem a 4. sent 10 Do. Drodeara, ap. et. Do.ap.ot.radarn 104 Do. Sinn. GS& Moak 100 Do. Ara Fret duo. 104 Do. Chan den Stock Do.Clbootoritat. I.XI Do. do. do. op.*. LW Low.* Twilit'. • r. 0.00. 100 L0a.611e1.01...14.0. 4 30a. 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W. al trams iei it 1 „ir-g- ii 12 6 dill li pm 21 23 iTo 14 -.- 7 4 8, 1 20 81 416 WI Pa 8 10 8 7 Ms 43 4 4 61 66 4 se gal 16 16 Tsi i. 10 t ,tr.. i 341 n 12 It 10 II DINIENTITZZ ROOM \ Nub ii seJratib.w.S.Aol7 a tot Rdel 1 1:. tertil ar ii2 l % 55 1: .... ea. soma I. Ifaaft. 65. at. lle 1 1 4 IL W. 111111.040: .-4titat. 100 104 104 IMPERIAL AVERAGES. -- ----- -- - - Apiaw►xL te Asp. 2dl3ll77lll".B4hlllljeldilsaln suPs.',4 a l7 - 24 134 1113 weeks' - pits Avenge .. 57s 7,1 366 61 104 361 64 40s 04'20. 34 86 INTIT.--Wlwat, Barley, UAW Aye, lissaw, wad FAWN in 10504834 Giant Bow LAST Wm.—Mask 67.718. barley, io &TN. oats. &MI; TEA, BMA. PEINOSS yuaeMea Bs. ASEAN. SHoVIDIO THU FLUCTUATIONS 11 THU ATZIAOZ FIIC3 OF WHEAT DURING THU SIX TIMIS NUM. B4. Mays. Bt. 84. It4ces. II 101 68 8 68 f- 67 11 SI • 12 2 MINCING LAN&—(THIS DAY.) 10 &MAL—The market continues quiet ; 300 togs of Native at i Madras sold at 295. 3d. to 30s. 6d. ; also two floating AL one of No. 10 Havannah at 2 35. 6d.. and one of goo= St. Muscovado at 22*. 100 both for the United Kingdom. 10 Refined remains very steady. 1.0. St Count.-730 bap of good ordinary native Ceylon sold SA at 695. to 71s. 111 . . . "fn. Jfiemarket is quiet. BUY.—No sales reported. St. Ric& —About 2,000 bags sold, chiefly cargo Bengal, A 26 a 6d. ; tine white, at 15s. 9d. to 16s. PS PI:FPI:B. —430 bags of &emote black sold at nd. to : id., and NO bap of white at b 4. __,. at. SALT PrflilL —Fine qualities on the spot and puma afloat A. re inquired for, but no sales have been effected. St. Corrog.-600 bales sold at arm Flow 94 TALLOW MARIENT—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Towu tallow is quoted 44,. net cub ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 465. ; June, 465. ; July, tew. 6d. to 46L 3d. ; September, 48e. ; October to December, 48e. 6d. to 48s. 3d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) Ipp We have a shorter supply of beasts; trade is active, and 1 0 prices have rather advanced. The supply of sheep and no lambs is considerably larger than on Thursday last. Trade is dull. and Monday's quotations are with difficulty maintained IS for beat descriptions of sheep. Lambs are lower, and many 10 inferior qualities rem Lin uoaold. Calves are lower. Our toreign supply consists of 45 beasts, 1,740 sheep, and 389 is calves. Mulch cows, 105. Per stem of alba. a d. ad. Par atone of Illba a. d. Beet Scott, Hared& 4 5 4 6 neat Dnad lit-bdalib 4 8 6 • Bed Short-horns 4 0 4 4 Dant Loopwoola.... • 0 0 as Second quaL beasts S I 3 8 Do. do. Shorn .... 4 4 4 as Calves Pigs Beat Dna& 1111-breda 0 0 0• Lambs Beasts at market. 845: Sheen and La* 14,440 ; Calla, 516: 10 21.4, 170. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) ID Mews. Harvey and restos report trade slow. Prime meadow hal. 70s. to 80a. ; superior ditto, Ads. to 925. 6d. ; 110 inferior ditto, 50a. to 60s. ; clover, old, 90a. to Mk 13d.; ditto new, sawed out, 80a. to 100. ; straw. 38a. to 40a. THE RIOT At filisprreto.—During the whole of yesterday great crowds of preens visited the ceme tery and the late residence of the pinion, and so strongly was it feared that violence would be again resorted to, that a strong staff of police were kept about the place, and in the afternoon, S. Butcher, EN., and T. Doan, Esq, accompanied by Mr. Albert Smith, the magis trates' clerk and Mr. Jackson, thief magistrate, wept to the place to preserve order. It was said that, during the night, I persons had been to the burial ground, and removed the bodies of their friends and relatives from the graves. THE BLOCKADE lx TIE OLD TiAILRY.—This tho roughfare is temporarily closed to permit of its being re paired with the wooden pavement. Hyrax May a. May 10. May 17. May M. Ma • • •• •• •- •• MONEY MAIMBT-aliflS DAk.) Two o'CLocm. The funds are rather flatter to-day, owing chiefly, as it would appear, to the great inactivity of he nos. Some effect has also been produced by a change in the weather, which is new wet. Consols have declined 1 per east. English, Indian, and Lombardo-Venetian railway shares aro in request. In most departments of the Stock Exchange business is almost at a stand-stilL The weekly Court at the Bank of England has broken up without altering the rate of discount. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's I telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 70fr. 45c., showing no change. The scrip of the new loans remains firs. Turkish is quoted 21 to 21 prem. ; Egyptian, 11 be 11 prem. ; and Russian, / to / prem. Consols are officially marked 921 and 92, ex div., for money, and 924, ex div. for the account. The present quotation is 92 to 1 both for cash and sat Tuesday's settlement. The official business reportis as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 91$, j ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 751; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1886, 161 ; India The per Cent. Stock, 1071, 1 ; ditto for account, 1071 ; Five per Cent. " sawed " rupee paper, 1031 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 109 ; Ex chequer Bills, Bs., 12s. prem. ; ditto advertised, Ba., 12s. prem. The transactions in foreign stocks have likewise been on a limited scale, but prices are firm. The Turkish Loan of 1864 has again risen* per cent., being quoted 82 to 4, while that of 1858 remains at 70 to 1. Spanish Certificates are dull, and Italian Five per Cents. steady. There have been some inquiries for Mexican Bonds and the Maremmana Railway Scrip. Sales are re corded as follows : Brazilian Four-and•a- Half/per Cents., 1862, 1858, 1880, 911, ex div. ; Egyptian Seven per Cents. (scrip), if, 1 prem. ; Italian Five per Cents., 711, (exchange 251 r.) ; ditto Maremmana Railway (scrip), 11 dia. Mexican Three per Cents., for account. 311; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for se couot, 46, ; Russian Five per Cents., 1862(scrip), 1 prem. ; the Spanish Committee's Certificates, 91,1; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 701 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862 (scrip), 21, 1 prem. ; • ditto paid-up Scrip, 701. . Ottoman Gas shares are quoted to-day to It prem. As was anticipated, 200,000 sovereigns were Likes from the Bank of England yesterday for despatch to Constantinople, on account of the New Turkish Loan. The total as yet remitted on this account is about 2,900,0001. It is believed that the fatale remittances will not be of a character to pram heavily on the money market, and that the amount stall to be sent in specie will probably scarcely ex ceed half a million sterling. The monthly bidding for bills on India took place yesterday at the Bank of England, when the tenders were opened in the usual manner. The minimum price declared was as before, L. 111 d. per rupee for bills on Calcutta, and 2s. on Bombay sad Madras. The amount advertised for tenders wee Rs. 30,00,000 (300,0001.) ; and the applications at rates within the limit amounted to about Ra. 19,00,000, which will be granted in full. The Liverpool *Litton market yesterday was again very firm, with sales to the extent of 10,000 bales. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,27111. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, a decrease of 7,301. ; the Great Northern, an increase of 1,2091. ; and the Great Western an increase of 2,0261. The receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada for the week ending the 17th ult. were 14,1651. sterling, being 1,4141. more than in the corresponding week of last year. The directors of the Zealand Railway Company have published a report of the proceedings at the meetings of shareholders held at Copenhagen oa the 7th and 14th May respectively. Vice-Chancellor Wood proposes, on Tuesday next, to make a all of 12s. 6d. per share on the cos tributories of the National Alliance Assurance Coma There y. was a recovery of 11. to 21. yesterday in Lon don and County Bank shares, it being fully recog nised that the recent adverse legal decision does not affect in the least the intrinsic prosperity of the bank. It is a question, indeed, whether the esta blishment would not really gain by terminating at once this protracted litigation, and by refraining from any attempt to reverse the recent judgment at Vice-Chancellor Wood. With reference to the market for American se curities, Mr. K F. t3atterthwaite reports as follows: There has been a declining tendency in the market fee American securities in London during the past week, the meet. &deiced' from the States having induced grater caution on the part of buyers for Aquatint abroad ; seek parties now deem • greater margin requisite. At the mem time there bare been increased orders for sale by Seldom here, who, though not doubting the punctual payineet el the interest on the bonds they hold, or fearing any reductieut fa the divides& of raibuad stocks, are of the opinioe that in many eases • very high reap of quotations has hem estithhatied in New York, of which they are willies to lake advantage ; for Mean" Kris First Maims Beads ewe last quoted 107, and Second 106. Hudson Hirer Fiat sad Secoed, command equal values respectivelYork Michigia Central First Mortgage were 104 to 106, New Cestral. 1864'5, 106; while 1876's were poled as high es 106. Under the most favourable state of affable, higher premiums than tines ou bonds which are reassemble at per ma scarcely be expected ; hewn it is very probable that sales made DOW may prove advasitapous, or at least that oppor tunities may occur of buying back at lower petals. market closes heavy at the lowest qeotedicas of the week. WiDIIZSLIAT Emma The course of the Vienna Bourse continues to in dicate a more hopeful impression respecting the prospects of the Austrian finances. Consols, which closed yesterday at 92 to 1 ex div. both for money and next Tuesday's settlement, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 921 to f. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for mono , 921, 92, 921, ex div. ; ditto for account (June 1 921, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Redamd, 911, ; New Three per Cents.. 91ft, ; New Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 751 ; India Pive per Cent. Stock, 1071, 1,1, ex div. ; ditto Four per Cent. De bentures, Oct., 1863, 99/, 100 ; ditto August, 1864 or 1866, 100. The India Five per Cent. Stock was firm at UM to lex div. India Bonds were quoted 255. to 275. prem., and Exchequer Bills 8a to 12a. prem. Very little business was done in foreign stocks, but prices were firm. The closing quotations for shares in new under- takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine In surance, 8/ to 1 prem. ; Thames and Mersa Marine, 11 to 2 prem. ; Universal Marine, to 24 die.; Loudon and Provincial Marine, die. to par ; Mercantile Fire, 15-16 to 1 1-1 prem. ; Commercial Union , to 1 dia. • Alliance Bank, 11 to 11 prem. • Imperial i Bank s ito k ; Chartered Bank of British Columbia and Van couver's Island, dia. to par ; Italian Irrigation, Bois. to par ; Metropolitan Wswon, 11 to 2 prem. ; mbay Gas, par to prem. ; London and Brazi lian Bank, Ito 1 prem. ' • Union Bank of Ireland, dia. to par ; Bank of Hindustan, 1 to 1 prem. ; and Ottoman Os., 1 tot prem. AROPINCIAL SHAM MARKETS. Lemnos. Jogs m-dided to-day :--Thistorn Counties, 564 }- Great Waters, 71i-llasehestar, Olsoliold, and Unto ln MN Illdlaad, 1161 7-Math Inedone, OW-North Union A. 14161-Beigalo sad Loin Karon, z new-Ditto Toren per Cent. 102 shares, t t s t! nen-Dutell Ithennts. 1 T-16 p.--Grand Trank or Canada, GeentWeatern of emends, II z d -Ml6* neer Aaron 11 11.16 1 d.-Postibre and NM" litutallierilit, /Olin t.-The market was steady, Ont th e n was not much business done. Neatens Conisties, 662 8-(iroan Northern, 1071 -Great 6hip, sa. 111.-mod Trunk aConde. j Centr 46 d.-lanonshire and Yorkshire, Urn-. Itancbester, Sheffiel al. d, and Lincolnshire, 401- UT- Muth Eastern, 832 -Thames and heresy Marine luanrenea. 17 p -Imo& Four and-saan per Oast., paid up, Int- NM Counties Ms par Cent., 136-11. and County Bank, 1 p,- Preston and Wyre, ider seta ) 1 - = I on oakt roans iez;a