The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-28 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (MILS DAT.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. igOnin or Bents.—(Bethre Lord Campbell sad Justine arks, sad Crompton, ♦ -yII4TTII OF FII9IIIICI 1711107.-11 I LA7I FLU- TlOll 70111111.110111. Mr. gergent Bellestlee weed ler • rule ogling ulna Frederick Hines loam game why • admen informa toa should sot be !led "pint Mm en Mayor of the Borough el I.lm o Neli,is Dorwertheo it weal orlakaseace in his t,ty a. retorslig tame at the lets el*don for the borough. a took plan on the Nith of Anil, and he should hoe w hrect the attention of thee lordathFre to the conduct a Mr. Hetos toward. the close of the poll. The see 6 and than lc., en. 36 (the act) staled the (1..i0014111 , 00 seder which the should be eland. The • Ms of the dad seance were '• that no poll should le kept toter than 4 o'clock f the sheracce." Now bce ugh of Lyme Regis coatained about 230 vrs, tad at tbe peiod of the notice Me. Halos t.ag cups acted es reforming ether. Mr. 11110117rall an cutlery ,a well as a wine semthant, gad he we. deo steward ssd agent Colonel Penn, ore ef the candidate at the electi-n, she other candidate having bees Mr. Jobe Wright Tree v. Mr. Hinton opened the poll at the proper hour— • ight opening it by the tows clock, which sneered to be In all respects • most wrest indicator of the tins. Lord Campbell—That id according to the mess time of the rte. Mr. Se east Beneath/ supposed melt to be the ewe, eel that the clock did not Indicate Green er,b time. However, • referees to the do, k on. UMW, am some statements had been made relerane to it. Well, the poll having been so opened by Mr. Henn that gentleman innsedietely ens his vote for Colonel Posey, sad this n▪ and as hie dates to rennin oche. Matters welt am mane 230 voters having reireein their votes, when at half-nit three o'clock, ups • of the ken it wasdiscovered that 115 votes were me ewe she. This gave b ed to a great deal of nem= althowth soon voter. sot as yet voted, it was that • deans return wee aeswiy certain. Morwene, emapt these who had not voted was • cartels Mr. Miller, a person harpist an ins is the . sithbeerhood, and who hd bees in the lows dwelt the day. Am the time went on eel . the re c claim found he would be sort Meek obliged iridia. • doable rotors, he stated, is he pesesnce of need mom, that he should dose the psi directly the clock etre& 4; and accord, • own. of an Mr tab senestly, be deured she boa who sorgossap the map homes, to go on end watch the desk, se es es he able to =sows to his (the mayor) tan manna when the sewed Sur bad struck. But lest then shield he say sahebs h the .otter, soothe peewee we. *ma se • pothaist spot h the town with • pm le preeleles is el earthy bur poor the mama% the clock Arai leer. Led Campbell—So far he mhos of tbs retnetist teen apprised , le have hen met an leresel bellestiee—Uaisoleelly se. Bat w "salt silo ask headdle soli& he tellies both. so It w he n hen abates le hew who he Midis lelt the booth; red • Bale _ bee v en e .slim, • gent ahoy was had le the thud= of Mr. Males nurses. Mr. Miller erne his hat seemingly most anent :lninediately epos the seen there wee • gege n el "Why ben *then r he was late upon a Snare eceasion, and be will be hie ague." Mr. Miller ap peared very, lathed men =wale& and his edition moat phithie. Fran In bast le wee bawd on by one enthu neck agrees el Wad ?bevy; rein another gentle sae le the sew Werth wee weep him en be. hada& la thin net very comfortable stale pen Me. Mar lend doh, mph( them •• rot to knock Ma lova, for that it was no w. the Glut led struck fow." Nenethelen althea& the clock had so struck four, Mr Mike wee gat kale the booth, and bottom cried oat that be would vote for Colthel y any , or, am other depuiticee elesed,havne leen first in by 'the mayor be lades would vote br Colonel Pinney. Now the beadle bedew n ewel the booth, and mid that the dock bed struck four, and Wks ts.es sinaltasersady asnossced that a voter was cadet down the tows, the mayor began to eitertail doubts en the abject of the time, and wee Unlined to give • gals lion time. This gave rise to • deal of other's. the Ned soh protest. It that at the moment Coked Pitney we. in the boot his solicitor WY else there, end the rereesatatives of both parties. Nor war it shined that the deck had struck four. People prune maid to the mayor, " You have so right to record the vote," sad It did not appear that (Mr. Hinton) repudiated the suggestion. At that moment Coked Pinney was nen by one of the rimed*. talking to the retuning officer, although he we. nnaLlo to .tale what we. said. However, another wit ness distinctly beard Colonel Pinney say, "If you den't, ' , A will thee my election. ' After that the mayor directed the clerk to record the vote. Now the assoasconset of the beadle was clear and cumulative with regard to the cloak having struck four previcua to the vote having been gnat. Lod Campbell—Sorely it testa with en election oonmeiliel to determine she validity of the return. Serteant Danantine would still ell atteation to the het that Mr. Hinton wart as ntensay, and therefore might he belt to be one who knew the M. TIM be was the slew/ re agent of Ibr soothe* ke ohm be seemded his ha. ant of the candidate who seed hie le Aden Me 11.17. And it was upon that dew et the ere thin the present tmAion wee founded. If it wee dimply a question of en Ma proper return, un touhtedly that wee matter for settlement bef re a set* t oommittee. Mr. Justice Erle—Does anyone say that Mr. Illaton acted from corrupt motives? Serjeset Eillantine—No one. Nevertheless he thought be could mote ouch facts as would induce such on inference. Lord Campbell—lf facts con be stated from whkh such an inierence is .trungly to be inferre 1 that is 'sough to entitle you to a rule. Serjeant Hallman bellied that the affidavit of the tows clerk, who irt.el as legal adviser of the mayor, fully estab liehed the *dance. Lord Campbell—You have eat enough to entitle the court to all up-. Ur. !Have to answer the charge. kale Dad granted accordingly. THE POLICE COURTS. (TIES DAY.) KANSION-HOUSE. 1011111N42 11 IMPLOT32. Arm, a carpenter's workmen, in the employ most of Mr. ()lentos, of Blackheath, builder, wa. charged milk etealiag 591bs. of lead under the following eircumetan Jr Fawkes, poli.e--ntetsble 112, deposed that on the pre time afternoon about 3 o'clock, he raw the prisoner in Emit. cheap with a wonderfully bulky pnotnbcrsnce about the body, sad few the peculiarly .toopini p simian in which bewailed, selected that he had something very heavy ecaoseled in hie trousers. Accordinsly he went after him, tapped him in 'Le shoulder, end edit d him if he bad say lead about him, upon which the prisoner said that he had, end prodnord too twill pieces Mom hie WA ' , roe picket. Witness told him be had more than that ; and es he cos ecatinued to picket in denying the tee', witness took hits tattle police litatiol2, •Itere, upon marching his trouser*, Its (wanes") discovered a roll of lead 'impended round the body by a cord, which weighed no kw then Nibs. L r i er s r ubeequtnt infinity winters found that the prisoner WI he.. at work et erne old buildings, from which he bed no doubt stolen the lead ; sad as the prbroner had left his week at 12 ~ . lock, he mart buys carried thstead 'Vint in bir trousers for three hour,. G.dley - mid he woo timekeeper for Mr. Glanton at some luildinse erbkh were brim; pullet d ”irn in Mincing* lane. end the primer r had been at work there fur some weeks. He it the place at twelve o'clock the previous day and did tote. 'urn in the •Versous, but whether the lead produced belt. ng..l t th•• !real.. or not witness could not poritively Reel, alttameh it Ira* very likely. The foremen of the plum , * rs working to the plate also examined it, • lead prat u•-•. 1, but mold not owes r to it, although It we. of • di -trivia's se oer used now, and resembled some bet.. ring to the ; uLli The prisoner meld he lett week at 12 iiclock. to pt his dimity, and on Ur way lark woad a house where oi man wwe at week ertv , owe 1 him -Li.; that mm threw down 'he Ind to him, and tuft him v. mike hi. 'aunty of it, and he WA it awey. e.inking it wee all right. The I *urn t u;d Iwo it wee all wren!, and Drat him to the treadmill L r s month. WANDSWORTH. TM! NVICIDIC 11:•try T , owrll, n tail4,;, - living in swnerast-eottagen Cborcit-rosti, Batterses, Itss brsannt before Mr. Nyman, elasgt4 with attempting to eanunat BUJ Ade by cutting Us dlr. *wi it s rtz.r. Policeiconatable Prattles. of She V division, statue that about rl o'cle c on Sundey night lest, he wee en duty to Churchirotel, when be row the reamer senses bens and go in , hit home Same 1.1. - WN framed between tbo geivaser sr.! his ',if, .54 wen... head her serum her husbuld with drank illmeeing her. Ihreeily aft, rereads he heard ter ceiling out lewdly fur eh. poke*. and• upon ru-bing ta. 14/11..n Sew the prisoner etaudias in the room with hie Quiet net, and a Piaqf Is his Ind. Ile c.oght b 1I of the preen ir, who manta violently, and En, ed him loon in a chair and at foe medial...faun'. The pris user hod teictrel a deep verb fa the fleshy p.r of the the at, under ft , • I.la. tut ii it hal I • a a little mote on out .de death lawn teas been the r.sulf. Up the arrival of the •urgeos •ho'rd true dew, el end hr wsaiwneriol to the infirmary Waarlwrewill eod :tubule We rkhouse, view. 11. bed teen ',refined. The pro ti r vol ul. r the influence I ileir etre he nitarned hen,. 3g....: r i e " . the rein Ong oM ee ef Bitterest, 'flooded, {t rest butte Iron Mr. Scnt, the surge who in. -.; Uwe the the prisoner was In en astound Otte ',int. .n 1 nnthr to b e under muralist. Mr. le .yeeen said he irrli l r• wand else prieontr Rata I zer• ley, for the attendance of the surge in. . . . he un•rsar tanrly .ohlok his heed, sad was locked sp. ~Ltwc %us.nrin.—An elderly man named Irelaw are r cowbird for trial yerter ley by tbe Lasrpasl ar,:icetrtro..es • butte of autarleurattr, fur rasa*" the fatL daub cf 4 111:tIN irfrl, .herb bed tars astruies4 to Ma by it. %Id bra, ta ercarecturace of lb. eltaskaatera 411 lee it.n • of Irrare, faros tbrourh a window of a pr. ntr.: latd, ivo the cianst-yesJ THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING; MAY SB, 1859. lINORROUs DIPALCATIONB RY A TAR COL LECTOR AT lELLNOTON.—ITILIB Di Y) • W This morning Mr. Layton, the vestry clerk of I Islington, obtained a warm, from the magistrates of the Clerkeuwell policeeourt, foe the apprehension of Mr. Wm. Wellington Turner, a tag collector for .the parish of Bt. Mary, Islington, and lately residing at 4, Canonbru7-villes, Highbary, on the charge of feloniously embezzling the sum of 7001. and upwards, received by him for and on account of the 'Wry of the parish of ht. Mary, Islington. Mr. Tome boa Ma la the employ of the pariah for _7 Imes, owl le Ira mg until within the poet few days that trey roolcion hr bees embraidasd of him. The books have dial be gam over, eriel ahltough the sum of 7001. only ts loathed, the low to the pariah is undamood to be mach greater. _ The warrant has been placed In the hands of police ceased& Randall, 172 N, one of the warrant officers of the oast, and It I. expiated the prisoner will be In custody la the ~se of the day. DZSMATE AITAILPI IV )(MBA d POLIO' SAROZ4.NT.-117111 DAL) Much consternation was canoed shortly before two o'clock this morning, by loud cries of Mann and the opring- Mg of rattles of the police in the neighbourhood of Sparrow saner and the tower part of the Minor* not for from __, the informatics oil the locality by the Blackwell line sL' of railway. loopolor Scott, of the fifth or Seething- lane division of the police, being upon his rounds, with his acting-sargeant, Oliver, heard the cries t of scum parties for help, and open reaching the loom ion a I tie Minceles they heard terrific screams from to ege et the hems be the neighbourhood. Sergeant Oliver M antmed the peuggess with his inspector, and was informed •eta powerful dew, a Nail, who hod taken a lodging s. Si the house, won upstain destroying every article of tura. et•l bate epos while beseedd lay his hands, at the same time 1 6 * ▪ to if • meat frighttul manner, and threaten- 7,71. leg to sash engem who might dare to approach ea illmintsti, the Intrepid sergeant, however, pmessimi beg meliger be nor Mr. Inspector Scott w used} dad est mist bed Maness et the ruffian, whose violence t. ems anlisignMy gswillessed by Use wreck the rooms exhibited. 2 ► Mir Igen giegeseseded to the attic, where the fellow war net le he }rail s big Ifre sergeant thin/deg he had got on to it the gee, go pals( al el the window after him, when the 91 . web& isles/ a Eng lentil and cold blooded attempt to moan lito.olaMlos W Is the head, neck and shoulders. The brain haw slivegled depsrately and nearly disabled the frond, vbsr car motor woe Informed, raved and roared isegie amp. lir melee beisg bard the maniac was began el meeseil, end poor 011ver immedtately ellended by • ammilegynimige. who pros/4mM the attack ma to have bees en Odd OM se here mold he emlsetained of Ids toorowy. Ille wee es u piemdlis Wow to St. Thames Agee al lea • clock breween he still lay is Mpg Ow hems einglion ied no hopes of his newly. His simmilenl is so much Wang as aot In he opeeled to wervlve. Ne an in the force we learn is MIMI _wigged than Ober, who Lio been some years in the esealidgist. DARING 18041.10? L P 2180311 FROM A RAILWAI TRAIN. (Sitar& Na l , Thismorning, information was circa lated from as face of police, at Scotland-yard, of a daring of • prisoner from custody by jumping from a railway troth while travelling at • great speed oa the Tilbury and Southend Railway, It appears that on Thursday a description of a man (a German) was given at the different police-stations, who had ab sconded from his lodging,. at No. 1, Tenter-street North, Goodman's-461de, carrying with him two gold and silver watches. Yesterday morning atout 11 o'clock • men answer ing tbs.: description was obeerved by detective officer Crouch, 114 R division of Metropolitan police, to per over Shooter's bill, and later in the day, from subsequent information he obtained, • telegraphic message was despatched to Superinten dent Everest,of the Kent sounty, constabulary, at Chatham, re gulating that the man might be taken into custody. He was exceedingly apprehended at Sittingbourne. Crouch on Friday night proceeded to Chatham, and took charge of the pis mer. and at once started for London with him, taking the train at the Tilbury ststion and entering • h secend•. lass carriage. During the time the train was in molar' the prisoner kept in conversation with the °film, but, about a mile from the Minories station, he suddenly row from hie seat, opened the carriage door and, holding by it, jumpedout. The effete, how ever, eneceeded in catching one of the skirts of his coat, which he held fast in his hand, the prisoner at the same time contriving to keep up running with the train. In an inioant the open carriage door came in contact with some empty carriages standing On • aiding, and which, flying beck, struck the officer en the head, calming it to bleed, and 'tanning him for the moment. On recovering himself Crouch found the skirt of the enaa's coat which he had hewn holding by, in the car riage, and on looking out of the carriage window saw his late prisoner make his way over the parapet of the h i railway, leaving hie hat en the lbe of rail. Three new trustees have been added to the Na tional Portrait Gallery Commission; neroely, Sir George Cornwall Lewis, the Bishop of Orford, and dir. William Stirling, M.P. The United flerrice Go.tet!e says:—" We very much regret to learn that notwithetandiag the plait taken by the General Commanding-in-Mel, and the Leiser autho rities, to prevent practical joking, a case has occurred in the 76th, at the Carregh, which has rendered a court martial en two lieutesanta toms oidable." The Bombay Gazette says that a change has been made is the mode of impannelling the petty jury in the Bombay Supreme Court. Instead of Europeans, Portuguese, F a me+, Hind,oi, and Mah..immedans being kept distinct from each other in the boa as hertvitire, they are to be seated in•liecrimiaatel7. The Rev. Charles Kingsley is to give us, forth with, s reprint of s clever but forgotten novel, called "The Fool of Quality." A weakly critic remarks:—" It is s novel of • century since, well written; admired is bygone dem sad to he admired new end In slier flout." Tns CHAPLAINS AND MEDICAL OFFICERS OF THE IffArf.—The Beane of last evening pobliebee the long eas petal Privy Council sotificatios4 respecting chapldas in the navy, end moSical officers in both the army and navy. As far as the navy chaplains arc concerned, than object Is to anilliorate their position, sad 'plus them on an equality of rank sad pay with the chaplains of the army. The object of the other notification is the assimilation, as far as possible, of the relative ranks and rates of pay and half.pay of the medical officers of the army and navy. CONSECRATION OF ALL SAINTS enunc it, MAR GAIaT.StREtt. (T)ilo Dar.)—This morning the new church of Ail &tote, Mugeret-street, was consecrated by the Bishop of London. The bishop arrived at 11 ti'clock, accost. pinked by his chaplains, and was met by a large body of the clergy at the door of the chrush. Having takes his seat at the communion table—oraltar, according to the high churobpbra otology—Ms lordship want through the form of receiving the petition, which we presented by the Rev. W. l'pton Risharde, M.A., incumbent, and then walked, followed by the clergy, front the seat to the wea n:4 of the church and tub again, the bishop and clergy al ternately repeating the 21tb Psalm. The bishop addressing the congregation. said—" Dearly beloved la the Lord, fora,- 515 b as devout and boty met. 51 well under the law u an der the gospel, moved either by the inspiratiln of the Holy Spirit, or ly the express command of God, or by their own trims aid sense t t order and decency, have eroctel bonne for the pullic warship of God, and separated them from all ratios and common omes,whick godly practice h I th a manifest tender. y to advance the honour of god's holy name, and to enliven the devotion of those who Sr. engaged la Ilia snake, let or humbly hope that our Heavenly Father will favourably approve our truest purpore of letting apart this place in solemn wanner for the Fearsome's' of the several offices of religious worship, and let no faMtfully and devoutly pray fur Ida Musing en this our midateking." The rental prayers of the church were read by the Rev. W. C. Richards, M.A., sad the rermon was preached by the bishop. PRO 1'091.0 RANirI:ET AT ROCHDALE TO MR. COBDEN.—It Is mortared In Rochdale that It ie intended to hold a banquet in honour of Mr. Cobden, shortly after that gendensan's return to Eng'sad. Dt.tril OF THE Th.:CHESS DOWAGER OF HAMIL- Pow.—We regret to amours the death of this lady, who expired at her residence la Prrimen-square, at half-Fast 10 o'clock lag sight, after a lemehrnsd Meese. The decealed duchess was the seoond d ruttier of the late emieest con noisseur and collector, Kr. William Beckford, of Foothill Abbey, by the sister of the ninth Marquis of Heathy, who died is cor Liniment. She was born at the Cutts of La Te•!r, is SePnarlaad, in 17141, and married is 1810 to the trovh Duke '1 Hamilton. DEATH OF MR. RICHARD CnswsusT.—We have to word the death of Mr. Itiehord Crawohay, the oldest sou sad reyeeeentetiie of the late William Crawidtey, the well known irosnmeter. Mr. Crawshay derived from hi s freth?r slug, Aare in the great Ironwork,. at Cyfarthfs, Merthyr Tydril, hot of late ye MI bad retired on a very ample for tune. The ("mooed fs• ntlsmas , lobe bed sit tined hie 73rd year, and n t tined his 'email( th'e vigour of mind end bodily allergy. hied rambled for • tic mile. en Sunday lad in the beautiful 'muerte of Ott-r•ItIW Pirk —hie rest in Surrey— Then wildenly be cirropleined of pligtit pd. in his Chmt, sad leant. ageinet a tore MP If to breathe ne ire eerily ;lit h• glided lien insemaitle, ant almost immediately expired of apeeirsy. THE Nloons.—The prospects of sportsmen this MOM an- very at later. in the uplands of Perthshire The old bir to are Ir in plentiful and heehhe. The enow nu the hill., and the e II weather that has p rekd vai for the hot month, hove been the niece, of keep's, them a fertnigh. later in netting then thee , wool I ottereier hare bees, which vill be greatly in footer the hawbior swim. ruk pay hue*, he., ars oleo risatifel—lib: lisp aid, SHARE L182&-7H18 DA). Two demo. 11 The railway share market to-day is decidedly firm. Where any alteration is observable in priced, it is in an upward direction. Midland, Ber wick, and York and North Midland stocks have 1B risen fully * per cent., and Lancashire and Yorkshire ; par cent. Attention is to IMO extent occupied with the forthightly settlement, which has commenced this day. London and North Western stook is now quoted 87; to 88 ; Great West- ern, 62 to ; ; Midland, 96; to # ; Lanoashire and as. Yorkshire, 86; to 88; Bavick, 86; to 88 Caledonian, 761 to 78; York and North Midland, pi 891 to 70#; South Eastern, 18f to 19 per share; and Pi North British, 61; to 62. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady, the Old at 2} to 2; dis., and the New at 3 to 2; die. East Indian Railway stook continues in demand, and is last marked 98. The other Indian shares are firm. Great Western of Canada also meet as with some inquiry. 111 itiYN - 11•16, 5i 4 11,. ill Iti=l i kota ill Dr& Palk r Lble../a. IN Uri Aadiva. L eP • 1.. IN D. ciT IN IL OraMle /64.6 41: . i IN Pa. is. DO DL Pm 6p. ONS 611 mows Vika. 4 pee IN D. Lirmain. I per IL * Mg a rraltiEL It• ••••1106bassA per ~ a a. : 4 a re/. •11••.61. PL • N De. Sp. s. red.• 6 6 t i sa ID gemlN. i 6 et. WoInIDNINIMuIt. 4140 Ps. 6p. is. seism rim. 1.10 IN. Nam. Np. A. —.. it Iro Ds. reign. 4pa NEL gli RESS:11:: L t e l 4•. e t . = I. l i ll i 1 6 : 1 11 la."l—. 4 IN km it / • .. - Zii 14•1111446_.14,014 aIN Da Frit.• pit el Aw l b i l 116 I‘.ll . X:iirsi.lL : L IN wai.LOL Ws N. 4 66 ff . :ft ;A 611 , . 61 - I 61 s. pa DNI. I. 1 • FAL pee* I. P•. Opr. De. S B. ip. a 410 /h. NIN •L Itatira L sse ,_lss.usu.aspliiii .111. 4,. DI 1 Di1k= 4 112.1.21& - treitirdn.4 PAL& 1 e Sri Oen. I pad. usr 'LIN. i il . A . 5.22. punk in 1110111 lee Os, wiri=pe.latega 100 Do. isdnanstre WI : D5...a........k .!fteettlik SW Pet i I S Ileals.ll, Do. 7 psr apt E. l k 01 Do.St preat a .Sik. all &lath Dona W B. Dutra& U 8.241 1:: ' °° lE".ll.la - Dei= . is , ,ii ,sep i=apaisailta la—, 11 13 . I WatieferiiLllka:g4l lb,. I PIL I pp ICI4 1 Ito 110 11/1 1. 111 Ha 117 71 11 a a 111 119 1111 112 'Si It u ue lit a 3 16 I It I~lt I% 111 19 9 4 111 14 9 1 1111 116 ••• M , M. uTo 1 , i T F 119 111 91 Id. :00 102 If 11 1 es fe 41 1. r 118 Ile 118 lU 1(0 ii Tel 31 13 l if 1 1 6 11 li . a Is Fl A, 5 5 loi 1I ii Il i 74 la Ilei Ili reele INN STIR Miffs Mill rs •1 99c.9. - 17 19 Di i t D i .. _ 4 4 1_ Ms 11 11_1$ Ti 01 — e. 9 3 0 k Pi al. 1 0i do TS 10 Ii 28 31 38 70 72 SI 11 71 14 42 Ili 1 11 1 4i 8 % i 114 WM§ IN MO IN 94 97 104 17 3 1 . 1 7 4 1 4 ids AWAY& Si 3I F t 1 ilk t ii i 1 ri 11 L' i To it 112 Li US H account. F itlei i 46 V 4 IMe rONEY MARKET.-7HIS DAY. Two o'OLocw. The funds to-day show increased firmnas. Prices are now quoted per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange the immediate ten dency is still favourable, although business is limited. The dealers have been principally occupied with preparations for Tuesday's settlement in shares and foreign stocks. Consols have been dealt in at 92/ to 921 for mo ney, and 921 to 921 for the 7th of June. The present quotations are 921 to 1 for cash, and 921 to for the account. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 91/ to 1 ; the New Three per Cents., at 91/ to 1 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of last year, at 94 ; the scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 93 to 931; India Bonds at Os. to Bs. dice, being better; and Exchequer Bills, at 21s. to 225. prem. The Three per Cent. 'lento; were qaoted at Paris this morning, at the official opening of the Bourse, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, 81fr. 50c. for the account, being 1 per cent. lower than the last price of yesterday. The foreign stock market is quieter, preparations for the settlement engaging attention. Prices generally are firm at the late improvement, but Turkish stocks are rather less buoyant, the Old Loan being quoted 641 to 861, and the New, 631 to 541. Sales are recorded as follows :—Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 161; Peravian Three per Cents., 831; Russian Five per Cents., 102; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 65, 64i ; ditto Biz per Cents., 1868, 641, 64, 64/ ; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1011; Venezuela Five per Cents., 37/. HAL7-PAST Two O'CLOCK. Consols are quoted the same as at two o'clock- viz., 92i to 4 for money, and 92; to 4 for the - The discount market remains quite as easy as last reported. Scarcely any business was done yesterday at the Bank. Elsewhere, first class bills were taken at 3 to 31 per cent., with occasional transactions at lower rata. There were no bullion operations of any importance at the Bank yesterday. Another parcel of 68,000 sovereigns has been received from Constantinople, and will be sent into the Bank to-morrow ; 26,000 more are on the way. The Treasury have issued a notification relative to the payment or renewal of the June Exchequer Bills. The rate of interest offered is the same as that now paid, viz., lid. per cent. per day, or 21. 6s. 7d. per cent. per annum. The China exchanges appear to be rather worse. At Calcutta little change is presented. On 'Change yesterday afternoon the rates for bills on Hamburg and short drafts on Paris were quoted rather more favourably. As regards the St. Peters burg, Naples, Leghorn, and Genoa exchanges, the tendency was in a contrary direction. The varia tions generally were unimportant. The rates are shown below : Amsterdam three months, 11.16 to 1 ; ditto short, 11.12 to 13; Rotterdam, three months, 11.16 to f„; An twm•N three months, 26.00 to 26.06 ; Hamburg, marks beano, three maths, 13.31 to i ; Parts, three date might, 26.71 to 121; ditto, three month*, 26.321 to 35 ; Prankfo on the-Ya, three months, 1151 to 116 ; Petersburg, per rouble, throe months, 821 to ; Vienna, el do., three months, 14.60 to 16.00 ; Trieste, ditto, three months, 14.60 to 16.00; Madrid, three mouths, 49 to 1; Cadia, three months, 491 to ; Leghorn , three months, 80.90 to 31.00 ; Genoa, three months, 26.60 to 70; Naples, three month; 391 to ; Palermo, three month., 117 tit 118 ; Yemen% three months, 117 to 118; Lisbon, 90 days, 611 to 1 ; Oporto, 90 days, 6 lito i• At Bt. Petersburg the exchange on London has advanced to 331 d. to Id., in consequence of the ship ments of gold. The report of the Liverpool cotton market for the week shows prices to be nearly the same as on yester day week. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 2nd of Jane for the supply of 100,000 gallons of rum, 60,0001b5. of tea, 6 tons of pepper, and 260 tons of sugar. At the meeting of the Venezuelan Bondholders yesterday, upon a motion proposed by Mr. Capel, and seconded by Mr. Geo. E. Seymour, the committee's claim of 5 per cent. on the amount of the arrears or dividends on the debt was pared down to 3; per cent. It was estimated that this allowance, after meeting the committee's outlay, will leave about 2501. for each of the members. Arrangements of this description are altogether objected to in many quarters, upon the ground that they may have a tendency to delay a settlement, since the larger the amount of arrears the larger will be the amount of remuneration to the committee. Mr. Capel stated that he had every ground to believe that the divi dend on the Active Bonds will be punctually forth coming in July next. It is officially announced that at the half-yearly meeting of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navi gation Company, on the 2nd June, the directors will recommend the usual dividend of 3} per cent., with an additional payment of per con'. According to the report just issued by the di rectors of the African Steam Company, the revenae account shows a credit balance of 5,9041., after making a reserve for a depreciation fund, and other deduction'. A half-yearly dividend of 7s. per share, being at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum, is recom mended; leaving a balance of 9881. to be carried forward. The annual report of the directors of the Oriental Ou Company shows a profit of 2,2111., being equal to a dividend of 2 per cent., with a balance of 4611. The traffic on the Trieste line of the Lombardo- Venetian Railway Company, for the week ending the 20th inst., was 44,221/., being 21,3451. more than in the corresponding week of last year ; and that on the Lombardo-Venetian line 11,4444 show- i ing an increase of 3,3591. Government advertise for sale by tender the spa cious site known as Hull Citadel, and " nearly the whole of the foreshore adjacent thereto, comprising an area of nearly 60 acres, and having a frontage to the river Humber of about 1,600 feet." The subjoined notification has been issued by the Post-office :—" On the let June next and thencefor ward a letter or packet of printed papers, addressed to Victoria, may be registered on the application of the person posting it, provided the postage, together with a registration fee of 6d., be paid in advance." The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, May 25, compared with the pre vious weekly return, shows the following results : Circulation issue Circulation active 21,222,176 Dears* 167,120 Public deposits Other deposits Government amtritios is banking department Other securities in braking department 19,296,674 Deezeme 269,663 Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and other bills 765.9)6 Decrease 12,641 Me Rest Notes in reserve 9,968,669 Increase 327,670 Total reserve (notes dr coin) in banking department 10,660,794 Increase 379,121 The tendency of the Bank accounts is still favour able, as shown in the increase in the bullion and re serve, and the decrease in the "other" securities. The Gazelle statement of the movement of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz. :—lmports of gold, 1,203,4801.; exports of gold, 882,4491. ; imports of silver, 230,9281.; exports of silver, 460,773/. DANZ 07 ENOLAN &motet. 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The decrees on the Easteen Counties railway amounted to 1,6041.; on the Oreat Western, to 2,711/. ; on the London and Blackwell, to U.; on the London, Brighton, end South Coast, 7,8501.; on the London and South Western, to 1,013/. ; and on the South Eastern, to 4811. ; total, 13,060/. But from this must be deduaid the increase on the Groat Northern of 1,6741., and on the London and North Western of 2,537!., leaving the decrease as above 8,6141. The receipts on the other lines in the United Kingdom amounted to 279,4381., and for the corresponding period of 1853, to 268,0121., showing en tames* of 21,424/. in the receipts of these Hass; from which must ha deducted the decrease on the metropolitan lines, leasing the total increase 12,7801. as compared with the correepondiog week of 1888. Letters from Washington, U.S., mention tie for illation of a rucks and greenhouses there (Jr the capon I purpme of nardng and propagating the numerous tea-plants and (ohm valuable Chinese vegetable Iroductions received from Mr. Fortune. Tht es:alli.bcoeas is placed under a Broke gardener. OZDINAL r MIMS LAD WOOLS. ft. I r 4. LAVA'S. ilk Aim a;r i tti i NSW, D I it= it Noodle; traiiiliaorii: W ail Yuri 11 AO , tOO Ir.r • —• •• • on ! M Nati AIM me a VI Barth fartalfjkawa IN poke& won. allta4. all yvb r : T. .7.. Vele of MISUI. • 2 irate:ed is 4 all 1/1012ttM 111 I t k larv i al B to Wad all Do. Fie* .. I ell DA aktomal altoa P1E7111114 1 i gip 11 ; 163 17 110 N 1, II 41 i 331 Ni a. 70 73 ;11 104 T!. 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Stine 1t..., Tilbury, liootttio.: I Ito Pet and Co.I stliao h.llOO mid i " Ho 0.114 MC 1011 11 Vel r ri $t 100 MW" Pt 144 41 MS gala se la alma "'Lois' ;;;ti EiZt:ii;csiiiit i 1 Ile A ado .10 Nseeh. IPutta, Is *utak ito L t N.lffat. alt , d.: 111111aa4 Brwlfrir 1 , , Mil 1 lieu rarket Kurt Elitaalloul . Ceentkal :Wawa& cram •! . at Ito ifaga.• Ocala Mae I are amt. Wltta Pradas at limit° Loa. 11.11alLt Uwe &York. , Bo ter. Olte4io. k &ay. eathattaalto7.Norflartl atod Hartford rt:ll l n r . Browny)... Maw* Illartardablia lyur al I Amara{ 1t 1 Ovvat Waateral WaatattioaaadOrordoallo I Loads'. aad brialuotd 1 ilt. M, 0 47 121 127 IVD 111 11 , 9 1,1 16 17 U 1 131 41 41 ]lo N Al 115 175 91 93 71 76 Y 6 $7 vs, 1 vs 16 NI 131 136 9 Pi Sti itl II U 9 9 ,LIGATIOIIII. TORSION 081 iustwats Angulo a SWAM& rem IMen ltrai IL (3. 9e. OssEJ De. poi soil.. I=ol • we& Waif Lou— II wimp r of rmapillica: .•. Rowel 0004 I preast.. 1 31 R T C 0: rraii NA. 111111 FAIDAT 31 Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 to 4 for the 7th of June, were first marked this m 991, rose to 921, "buyers," relapsed to 921, "se " and closed at 92j to 1. For money the lest . prise was 92/ to 1. The official business report is se 921 follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money„ ,1, ,1,; ; ditto, for account (7th June) 921„ ; per Cents. Reduced, 91 1, e l, w Three per Cents., 9ll ; 1,1, 1,1, 91 ; Ithl r z Tsars Annuities, expiring in April, 1886,1711-1 17/ ; Bank Stock, 222, 220; the Scrip of the new Indian Loan, 93, 931, 921, 93. Exchequer Bills remain dull, at 18s. to 225. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at 14s. to Bs. die. The Indian Loans were in demand for investment. The scrip of the New Loan closed at 921 to 931, being 1 per . cent. better than yesterday, and the Debentures issued last year at 931 to 94. The foreign stock market retains a strong tendency to improvement. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. were marked as high as 67, and closed at 64E to 661, being I per cent. better than yesterday. The New Loan left off at 531 to 541. Venezuelan Active Bonds closed at 37 to 38, a fresh improvement of 1 per cent; the Deferred Bonds at 16 to 1; Spanish Deferred Three:per Cents. ;at 271 to 1; and Mexican Bonds, at 161 to 1 ; showing in each case a slight advance. Sardinian Bonds were quoted 77 to 79. . Peruvian and some other descriptions were also stronger. The transactions in bank shares to-day were rather numerous. London Joint Stock, London and Westminster, Provincial of Ireland, Union of Aus tralia, and Union of London, were inquired for, and better. Australian Agricultural shares were quoted about 11. higher. Peel River Lands were also firmer. London Dock stock wee officially marked 80 and 81. Colonial government securities continue in de mand. A rue of 1 per cent, took place to-day in Canada and Victoria 1: =de. The United States Five per Cents. were dealt in to-day at 941; and Virginia Six per Cent. Dollar Bonds, at 85. Victor Emmanuel Railway Bonds have riesn to '9 to 80. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. The mining market to-day is rather quiet, but steady. On the Stock Exchange Alfred Consols shares are officially marked 7, and West Caradon, 1121, ex div. There have also been transactions in shares in East Wheal Russell, Wheal Margaret, East 'Jannislake, Providence Mines, Par Console, and Trencrom Mines. Mariquita Mining shares have been dealt in at 12.. 6d. Foreign and colonial descriptions generally are inanimate. Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal market : These has been a little more business in this market daring the week than for several weeks past, but most articles are still very stagnant. Copper finds no buyers, but government advertises again for 260 toss anannbaWad. Iron is lower in price for bah merchant daseriptiose sad Scotch pig, and the demand le slack. Tin is Arm in prim elthougl T b= do not come forward. The kW of the Dutch Compeny's sale for July 7 next, when .146,214 slab will be offered, sgainst 190,800 offend last year, is important am affecting this metal. Lead continues firm in mice, and in good demand. Spelt& still attracts attention, and keeps steady in price. Tin plates are in rather better demand. At a meeting of the adventurers in Wheal Margaret, held on the 26th instant, a dividend of Si. per Mare was declared. The accounts prevented at the meeting of shareholders is East Wheal Toleue, held on the 24th instant, showed a ba lance in favour of the mine of 1701.25. 61. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market L quiet Subjoined are the plow—Town tallow, 62e. 3d. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the 64.. 3d. ; Jane, 64e, ; July, 66e. ; August and September, 66e. 3d . ; Ootobra to Demmber, 66e. 6d. Ilannwr ATIMAOIII.—Town tallow, 66e •, fat by ditto, 2a. 100. ; yellow Randen, 66e. 6d. ; melted staff, 43e. ; .roigh ditto, 26e. ; tallow grams, 16e. ; good dregs, SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET. —(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Davis and Co. report trade steady sod prier finw. Prime meadow bay, 7 6 a. to 8 0. . ; soperim ditto, 114a.10 92s ; inferior ditto, 60s. to 70e.; rowen 60s. to 705.; clover, old, 965. to 110.. ; ditto, second eat, 66a. to 956. ; straw, 24e. to 28e. COVENT-GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) Grapes and strawbenies are now gettiag comparatively plentiful. Among the latter are some beautiful spenmens of Mr C. Napiec and Admiral Dundee. Pine apples maintain former prices. French cherries are more abundant ; they fetch about half the price of those of English growth. Oranges fetch lts. 6,1. and 10s. per 100. Nate of all kinds realise fair prices. Spring cabbages and French beans ars plentiful. Rhubarb, asparagus, and seakale, may still be had in abun dance. Green peas, beans, new born carrots, and globe artichokes of foreign growth may also be obtained. New cauliflowers fetch from 4e. to 6a. pee dozen. Potatoes hare not altered in price since oar lent repwt. Cucumbers abundant. Cat flowers chiefly meld of orchids, gardenias, helio tropes, lily of the valley, violets, mignonette, heaths, and TOM WHITEHALL, MAY 26.—The Queen hes bees pleased to direct letters patent to be gamed under the Great Seal, granting the dignity of a knight of the United Kingdom of Great Britsin and Ireland unto Barnes Peacock, Esq., Chief Justice of her Majesty's Super= Court ofJ cabaret at Calm:Ms.—Gazette. BT. JAMES'S PALACE, MAY 26.—The Queen hes been pleased, on the nomination of the Right Honourable the . . blPB4 4 t° ra 'Et t: Pq r . da ;eslgted y ilt th j e o. ase hb—G ign lazgV. e t ed geC: Earl of Shrewsbury T a i n cE d eA.lN T .Fi al Ewart, Eeq., one of her Majesty's Honourable Corps of (h. R nt O le T ze AL " B t lt A l t T m te ' B ' of the Royal Britieh Bank, through their solicitota, Mesas. Unklater end Hsekwood, succeeded in wrangles a pending Chancery suit, which, if proceeded with, might have per vented the payment of another dividend for a conakkrable period. As this new source of litigation hes been avoided, the assignees Owed to pay another dividend in bankruptcy in the course of the month of June. THE IMPORT DUTIES AT CALCUTTA.—DEPUTA.• no": TO LORD STANLEY.—A deputation representing the exporting interest to India had an interview with Lord Stanley yesterday, at the India-bottle, to explain the hard ship to which traders have bean subjected by the sudden and unexpected increase in the import dudes by the government at Calcutta. From the statements of the several speakers it appears that the propriety of adding to the revenue by an M c:ears of the customs is not questioned, but that the made of effecting the change is considered to have been vexatious and hurtful to the mercantile interest. Lard Steel-y, in reply. alluded to the financial difficulties of the Indian government and the general concurrence of opinion to polisment that from the cutouts an increase in the Indian revenue might be obtained. The members of the two serviette, who chiefly complain, are hirly, even libendly, remunerated, end but lightly taxed. Under the new scale the duty on !ea is about Gee-fourth of the Engli.h rate, that on coffee one third, while on tobacco it is also much less. The suddenness of the change be assumed to have arisen from the discovery of the alarming stare of the finance*. The meager° had also been decided upon here, but Lord Canning, before the reewipt of instructi+ns from this side, had been obliged to make the change at once on his own reeponsibility. This was the first time he had heard that importers have deter mined to pay the new duties. The proposals of the deputation will be fully considered, but the postponement of the act is considered icupossble. The interview then termite...el. The deputation caudated of Messrs. S. Oregson, M.P., R. W. Crawford, M.P., J. Ranking, J. Peel, E. L. Dan'elL G. Wallace, B. Heywood, P. Bell, W. J. W. Baynes, J. Leach, Y. Martin, R. Smith, T. Cardwell, A. Prior, L. Huth, T. H. Cole', J. Smith, and R. Strong, MANUFACTURE OF BRICKS IN RUSSIA.—MY. Henry Clayton, of the Atlas Works, London, obtained some time iiDOll speed privileges from the Russian government for the introduction of his well-known and saecessful ma chinery for brick manufacture. He lately received directions to establish extensive brick manufactories in St. Petersburg and Moscow, and during the present math has sent oat a staff of first-clam men to superintend the traction of the buildinp arid machinery. One of these works M to be capable of producing at least 10 millions of bricks Cr ammo.. PUBLIC DRINKING FOUNTAINs IN In`PA RRS. At the meeting of the vestry of Sr. Marlin. held yesterday, a reeoludon was adopted in favour of ths Natty memorialising the governmen trect drinking fountains in all the parks In Loudon t . It o e was urged that r moat th p.ia ti ed w th ,it nw n ain o t e p t ; h a o e e rd wk be d rin ks eogibraf d, a t a from is erotot the e ecip ipes liw d 4 L anlichwt r im"l . a . iitper ;: ; .;, agsg ; " : "e .: ghad i e h tof a orn t PlLT'o. trahgtsl;rle:laellt:l4BtCl:4o;4l.weni"tei:l )111111111°M4:001Desiktiti":11:612"..071 °l.,—.CP3,lfrin.clihiCdoopeconaf.nkTbfri7:orr:::‘:g:l4.l7a:imuk'nt i p b "am gr. .. a r a ,, rel ls: t :' , ? l : l3 t att.i:e:tultay;f4:Aselev_edmttnnsb:::::n'e.jawewv,get iiiir:;:untlitrho:::l:ll7"llPur',7,7lgua w.ll as much botanical experience. I