The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-17 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THD3 DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BERM. m al e at NY Mr, at Onfalia—(Belors Mr. Jo** 111.Mmara sad • Commas Jury.) =US IP. lALL. Ibis moos sm males for verbal sham sad for smash. The an pan. Mr 11. Weed Kr. Archbold wssehellie aad 14. H. D. fteisekoersteed kr the dew. n Tbs amt mom both sod merchouns a il re Wino M Ileshomesse. Ia h hat. the 'Linn took the Medi et the lassimmt Dolm memy as est, smi is W Isltowimg Mask b. remommemeed Imansom It them seemed thighs yershmed • how esomile dwell hom the fiekedest, sad that the dsamket hod mak MINI non dreads area Me ter the 111111//. nig both met .1 the On lop, re tbe tows, sad le the Fuser et se low clber inamm, the deindoom dem sense shasselles me* I ;SR. * morn of the Issmg, solhd tho skill mei, • emdse.aad atm* Wm somosi; bet the It did eat Men the blew roes' ol kb m the tins lees s inkm maw bees adds dleismied krzimTerrar did est say whams is the part of the bet ..Memel the jury le Weenies or darnels, moriasti dell w otheed drew wee mosely the wane rests by of easmery sm. sal Met the diadem did sot mese by hit imereemp 610.91101 hdoey. het oars the ne =n Ids deli. WI& mud ths somatt, be gab. Mt the l =bed eroody assignated what conned at the Tbs I s west tor Ike lista( demos 20.. Mr. Jenne Minim alba ts meet, Om meta. °h onoree an be lbought the eon aegis es be hem tried at Seethemesse. The rariess Wires as thole* woos dams sedeltiaded er emit of set Me men nes beim am &that. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT. MANSIOI-11017111. Weitar Waiter awl Swine 'behaviors ewe finslly ex ..deed eide • AIM a heeled Whited bre money. priesswe bee hes reuseild es the 14th teat. IR whet the* bye, Wild ep leash hdo 'bar dredretc The del vbs . preiterhil the rheum rid he geld paw waft sleet iMa — A Art lira re.Me of the the to the Mat rid altherth the galleare roe ast harm to re rhos, re eittaceo Se et Ohs illat resaired re ere le be se bed that soy 'we delignied b preisaMe. The ease we r tlithatias Malaita emii-Bet's I out I deist! Is the C= the Moors ams Mara Awns mum Amy. rad It I but she at • GNI& I 1•14 oil Am mostlit MI go hi • show I Ishosi to 6, asi thr i r s tmAd Ilhit lid slimy% awl 1 _ It to thm, tag I we SSW ehet the laris v bei They Vero sway it the ramst I dimmed the het, eel I al= step thAl," sod they MOO on& by • plasma I W ihtethenistee MS la he mat hl trim 1 pw Om dew. "mist et Na. la the drub NU the Omen eon to his behee the het ettais• was I•lcia Y Ity Itto, ad Arid him • bed AMIN whisk be Isilswed was 4•8 plehind. som• mita 111 Si am ow WI It woo Irk and tail thin •A they this paid his la Lair m ism . wild he as ledistha ha comaittin She prisms, it MIAs. the per sill worm hi is heartless • small._ The map prissmrseid Me herb wits socappmaild h+. Wow at all sliest bin If the Sods. 11. trial. NAILDOIIOI7OII-BTRIET. 10111* OT A COLD TAMA, 1111011, kc., At FINCING. 411,1111111 Horrify, a serraier, of 3, St. Martiaratmet, is chirped kites Kr. Blankets with Meshes et the harierprocato el Arnold, 118, New Bead arrest, • gold itch sad geld Albeit chain, tiro gold doge (the letter tba Criof the Row. Robert Stafford), mad she with hari n g pmeresion some beam !Maga the property of Mr. Jey, 338 A, detective, saki that on the aaseseca be imedeal takeamtka that lad bees sew milted at 118, New Bond-street, sad at mix la the evening ha watched the prisoner leers the premise cad followed him 0117, Priacereereet,•jeweller's shop, when be saw hi. Ow • gold ring for mie ; and cm going eadeekiag where be got it from he made ao rel Bo then told bins he eat • roustelale, sod irked it held net pt tattler ring in bat pocket. He than look a nag been Ms packet sod also • card-cam costal** these tWinstre, ene Mating to agold watch, use to • gold Albeit elmia, and the other to • bed. On marching him at the statics whams &and on him some bras Swags. At Me lodgings be Mad also p. another ring, which he said he g ona d in the dust from the sho The Bar. Robert Stafford, of Portland-rod, Regent's-park, mid the two Arnold. rinse produced he let on the umatelpeos at Mr. Arnold's oa Saturday loot while ha was taking his ea emir, sad ou sending fur them on Monday morning they were not forthcoming. Mr. Jame.; Arnold, fining meter, of 118 New Dead street, said the primer had tees employed by him for about two mamba. The braes Bursae were ids property bat he did mot mire them till that morning. Joy, baring 'eked for a remand that the property at the pawnbrokers might be produced, the prisoner RAJ fealiNdid• WORBHIP.BTRSET. SINGIULAk cm•nott. Ayo runes, of ladylike gramme was charged beton Mr. D Elmeart with bias drank sad bearable at • railway ataton. Inspector Themes Ellie seid—l wee at Haber, intim bet undo, about 9 o'clock, and am the deleedert then. She bed just abigitad from • tee* oomplabed of a hurt on the foot. sad I meet kw a medial man, wise bead it awes sere to beadare it. Mr. D'Encourt —She is charged with Inespacity from ia loticatio• ; wee that the cam !. Inspector —Oh yea, dr; she was eery drunk. Defeadant —That Is untrue. 1 was excited certainly. The fact Is, that any bet wasp subed from a fall la coa gulator* of the pester at the statics haring opened the door of the ostrlsge I was la before the train but atoZ,. end I batter" irely thought it ~.,Manyto alight. # *ewer thought of pellwrrng this obarp sad! 1 threatened to bring sa alba agates' ths company. Mr. D . Eyacoart—What is your base ? Debadeat--desse Hamm Ima • married vs wow and W boa to the Ragent'o• park. Mr. D' 'tweed (to the taapaciar)—Have yam any doubt rapt , 'rag the state eh* waa fa ? Inspector Slits—Not the lightest, eta wee decidedly drunk, end clald scareely at la a 'hair la the wetting geese. Mr. liorisiou-1 travel by train every day to this adbe, W am coatiesally casepolkd to Inters, the folly and danger of perwaa of he& sexes pules out of the tarragon haore they bar* stiapg•l. Mr. 1311yaseut t—l shall order you to pay the doctor's Dsntßß Yes are liable to • doe for beteg in•ori toad. eiread lw HOLIDAY AT TIN LAW -0,71C211. Yesterday settee woe glum at same of the law-erre that ills Clusea's briar, os Theeeday ant, Inn be kg.... holiday. Duvet'!" &C.—From January 11, 1848, to the Ilth Aril, 1039, KG petitions were filed i. as WOW Divorce Caen mortar for ilatiern of snwriago-11116 by the hew her, eel 1011 by the wife. Oar 37 area se yet to lave beau decreed, sad II reiteml. Witten tho sane peeled 100 plosions were pmered foe hatch) serestem-9 by the irand sad 19 by the wife; 29 were deareel, sad 3 retort From May, INS, to Nardi, 1869, 10 petitions were Nee seated prey* hu manity of marriage, awl 3 for militia* of =fugal MOM From February, 1368, to April, 1860. 43 applicator he serve of pressers of the osmium sad pulertyd serried worm wen pealed, sad 12 refund.. TIIT ItDON IN 1 . 116 1/1001106 CoCIT.-1( it be ter that • red aim st with accumulated Ills is a sight area lo gods sad errertise to saes, that for ion of the &air pebble whir sarembies dolly a Weamhater Hall he. et tire momeat ea eggeetesity fur edit whoa err sherd we be heal, asphalt, op os the right head Um 1141 al Rohr then is • homey much crowded by Roes sad worm epee wham hews dwells an expremles of highly wrought tatereet, sad who see areas/4g foe swum, se though they were seeking *roves. to some baly relics la fallible is earwig all bows dieed•ro. Uwe moms thr.ragh with it.* throng we shell stead to the hellellitel of the amt ever waked, herci•letenuir. eel herb= gesilemers la tiro tre•s'a denialost There he aka, *WSW la saw, se mingle owl wormier: to hls Diksiwwenterns. Be bee diensirwird lora( Yea admirals sad iwassept shed jedie • and yet his fate is Lard. la the der of tater them were sibiereble eriainal• who Were phial In a mak Ire Witch •ottos. of ewer Oa enthral le Sew eskers/ to the mem volume which the whir by harm maim meld peep oat sire. Se keg WI the elmegth sedum, the ewer wee les below • Meurer hdrbt, bat se terms Mated lb. msrM elm 11,w gramilly mem em/ the primmer wee grommet. Seek hes tees ibe tale aid= I.sswell, why be ba• tees treated with gill pater By By marital efforts he tareeedwil, IN the goys elf hie , aptivity, la keeping hie well tolerably dry ; thee theyinairsed the Isedisrpipe, sad let ha Rowe water. Still be worked and valor! ; then they sat umtered him with • four-Itudei pump, sod thee Sties bung • jury-overt upon the handl, of his poop sal trebled the laboor of working it. Ibe struggle hie lag ere bees over, Ike rim h.ive risen, sad rho poor maa bag hen dearer keg/ ago. lie is deep dome below the tide, as hr doves.. that fairy rimy which d supposid to Nike at the bat ins of Loeb monad. Ile goes on still, with • cos wield, ma pareerwanee, worlds' at the tisane, bat tboag h Dame Serlingtre might hare tern awania• se to kmiAag the ma bark with hoe broom, Jodw• Ce rowel' e•want drown of keel hog 41•12 ON basis., of the Dienrre .* [arr. nand by his occasional belpriates sad peritly•ed by b:s jury. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 17, 1859. SHAKE LISTA-7HIIII DAY. Two o'CLool. This is settling day in the railway share market, and scarcely any fresh transactions have been entered into. London and North Western, South Eastern, Caledonian, and Eastern Counties stocks Cr. somewhat better, whilst Linos shire and Yorkshire is rather Sat. Pre sent quotations are as follows, and are all for the new account, viz.: London and North Western stock, set to ; Great Western, to 611 ; Midland, 93 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 841 to 86 ; South Eastern, 181 to # per share; Caledonian, 74 to 76; Eastern Coun ties, 611 to 621; Berwick, 831 to 841 ; York and North Midland,6Bl to 6911 North British, 611 toe; sad London and South Western, 86 to 86. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are doll ; the Old are quoted 21 to 21 diL, and the New, Se to 9 dia. Bast Indian and Grand Trunk of Canada stooks are rather more inquired for. 01DINA1T MARIO AID "POOL/ ski re. lassw•Ta 4 1 .m. .. am . II I n n de It i 1 1 I. 41 VI 0 16 ID 1 ff 96 16 ri ii R si is R N Vs PI 101 li /0 -41 1 XS 111 101 111 107 110 121 127 7/ 11 Fa To 1U 117 le 111 1.1 VA /I Ile F) a 9111 99 U M ei ii TV Ts 111 19 114 111 114 196 120 tern Ii Pi 99 101 91 0 101 Ilf 99 9 15 IVO li TS $ la 44 If VOZZION 'AMWAY/. f ig . IS i lei lan I lb 1110 Unarm. I WNW, Idea I Naha. 10 an all Ar•••••• Asompro4l64o4alom 44 40 41 N . ... .= It 6 Ed.i.:iiii.i.ii,:: 1 101 Y 4 IleNr• Jawillas. 4 I N a 0 ta 6halornaa -..- .- 4 an Oarraossllimm4ll4ll II ft 9 IS all r. - i 0 • I 3 M ini lr&::: 1 12' 1 Ourod Salm :;•: i I MANI m. .. militia: fq" d ...lihm...—:::]:::.: I L I I _: • a I tar i i I g l l a erie Oars • - an neolglia Task 90 all Pada 14004.14141144.11 r le fil s 4 is all Parbarl Glom N II Solo aoillka Maio ( caa.3p.e. , 4 lls 16 10 6 1100 • am , W= 6 all 4 all 94•14 a IW par wal Sim . 1 01 0 ail i 10 all Do 41 per 44G. Toga t II al Ileollorn of haw NI N NI sot nose= N N all o. 61 ar me t 14 all W D orn p ALTAI/taus 4 all IllobaNs 140111114/1 OBLIGATIONS. Oa I 94. 1 Annwair• I OWEN var. 1 W.. M g tR.:=,.. r ..1.-: - - . .., N 413 O. Oanlnid9oneaip.4l .. N rA Do Mewl pm GIL r. 4 8 .21 * g=3:ltr ima as g a 1 ill P-Ml4-Ariral I e el ir ."" C L I 4 6.5 rwur r=a 0. .ii: iii Lit 91 a.l 31 0.6. 17 II 41 VI e :1 4 1136 171 4 .11 &pal 4 peraN - - • 44 G I NAL II 1 111 - all 4.4041. 73 16 •al A . 1.4. 1(1 Ili r T Os — pie 1 Ma •. la " ii N 4. L' i 1" fP 4 II • N N N (II II Ns A i t e. iL e d. MS 1111 a la lli 11l Le II S 6 I lb 2 1 11 Ms LINIS MAID AT VIZ= N N iis cus Ile 1.1 II 17 111 ISI Y 41 IR Es ••• N II 116 ISO 1111 II - - I, II PPR i pa N 14 US LW • 91 111 109 IT 0 II 9 P. a:lift - nal 4, 1m 1,:: r 4 ~ Ni am e • am* 0. allgage D D . N. MrM I IN Irklbst Igarit• C llesovla. K. Maw O.oc of fit MIT: &bk., I U. eir.Laki I r. 1 v a ig NIAN II x = NAM ,E..... N,IN Oen,. NON N NiZati. ... c t es i kludge, NEL 111. No AX= ..." it.. Z. "..7' ro WIN 0 INAMosi Doak K 111 Mw Nob Weiss.— WU N Orlwal Irk ON 11..0 SO ON Neas ink .... 111 rv i rri it bawl 1 INN 11.i27. TN. Now . . Ogles d .11.•Nimaki - Uislow et Nobs -- U.N. Marl werikekr rz;a: Agin irk et MOM N. COr. lhak " &iii. arenikarifide. !ai.. - a . :::1 U ialnibis&O I - „-_-. i • 1 dic FT si ii -/ u u N 1 i 14 I I i ;- 4111. " I ; Pbt li M ii II li Ow el 14 75 i Ft Ts N ii ii 5 a C Id IS IS NM 11= 1, a l4 il 11 1 I tos 111 SI el p _ — tre7rni. Pir — e IL7 'hr.& Alasse.lll•l amilrle "dwell .. Do. nom ..... Ni los. oat MEL ck loO.JuNt.. ii I. II II ei leis -. -. 1 ft ~.134d144 (L.)! proem. Folv en.Onallomi inta.4o.l i t • i f di PI J - I It 11 N 7 r It If di F . 17 id 11 i - ; II I ... I„ n pi I II " ft it r 'IP I i M a MONEY MABEST.-71118 DAY. Two °Taos& Stagnation prevails to-day in every department of the Stook Exchange, and were it not for the fortnightly settlement in shame and foreign stooks, which is in course of completion this day, the members would have no occupation whatever. The funds have scarcely varied in price, but are now quoted about 1 per cent, lower than they closed yesterday. Consols are officially marked 911 to 911; for money, and 911 to 911 for the 7th of June. The present quotations are 911 to t for cash, and 911 to I for the account. Bank Stook has been dealt in at 220 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 901 to 1; the new Three per Cents., at 901 to I; India Stock, at 217; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of last year, at 931; the scrip of the new Indian Loan, at 921 to 93 ; India Bonds, at 10s. to 16e. dia.; and Exchequer Bills, at 26e. to 30s. prem. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted, a quarter of an hour prior to the official opening of the Bonnie, 61.06, being about 1 per cent. better than they closed yesterday. The foreign stook market is likewise quiet. Turk ish stocks are somewhat firmer, the Old Six per Cents. being quoted 80 to 82, and the New, 60 to 69. Mexican Bondi remain dull. Spanish are rather more inquired for. Sales are recorded as follows: —Brazilian Old Five per Coats., 991; French Three per Cent. Rages, 1316. 600. (exch. 256.) ; Mexican Three per Conti., 181, 181; ditto for se oount, 181; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 39; Spanish Three per Cents., 391; Turkish Six per Cents., 1834, for account, 82; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 611 ; Venezuela Five per Cents., 341; ditto Deferred Two per Cents., 16. The steamer Jure, from New York, has brought 172,6001. in specie. Foul' o'CLocr. Consols have improved e per cent. since 2 o'clock, being now quoted 911 to for money, and 911 to f for the account. The discount market retains a quiet appearance. The .apply of money on offer continues very large, and more dispcwition in shown to take first class bills at 4 to 41 per cent. Little business was done yesterday at the Bank. Few bills, however, are yet maturing at that establishment, a large proportion of the ad vances lately made having been upon the longest dated paper admitted by its rules. The 98,8001. in gold by the Busse:, from Mel bourne, was purchased yesterday for the Continent, as well as the 33,4001. by the Arabia, from Boston. The steamer Eaten brought only 8111. in gold from Australia. By this opportunity advioes hays been received of the sailing from Melbourne for England of the ships Shooting Star, Indian Queen, Chili, Sew:, and Owen Glendower, with 83,816 ounces, of gold, valued at about 338,0001. The Monarch and Ellen Stuart, previously reported, are likewise still at see, with 199,8001., raising the aggregate to 634,8001. The Saxon* from New York, has brought 13,6001. in specie. The inquiry for silver for the Continent continues, and transactions took place here yesterday at the en hanced quotation of 621 d. per oz. standard. For the East there is little or no inquiry, and were it not for the government remittances the rum by the next Calcutta steamer would be extremely limited. The steamer Columbian, from Suez, with the English mail for Australia of January, wu spoken with by the Emeu at two days' distance from Mel bourne. In the corn m►rket yesterday English wheat wu quoted at an advance of 3s. to 4s. per quarter our LA Monday's prices. A telegram from St. Petersburg quotes the price of tallow firm, at 200ro. on the spot. The exchange caLondon has fallen to 311 d. We understand that the general board of the General Sauk of Switzerland, held at Geneva on the 9th inst., have decided not to allow an inde pendent examination of the books of the bank by the deputation appointed by the English share holders, on the ground that the position of the bank does not warrant such a proceed ing on the part of a section of the proprietors. A general meeting of shareholders is however to be summoned, to which will be submitted a statement of the affairs of the bank, and it will be for the shareholders to call for any explanation that may be required. We learn that the English directors used their proxies in favour of this investigation required by the English shareholders, on the ground that the case was an exceptional one, the Paris branch of the bank having reosntly suspended payment for two days. It is understood to be the intention of the gentlemen appointed (Mr. Pensam and Mr. Austin) to attend the meeting at G , and they will be willing to receive and use the proxies of any English shareholders who may be disposed to entrust them with them. The directors of the Mares Irrigation Company notify that, under sanction of government, they are prepared to receive payment of the remaining sum of 191. per share in advance of calls, upon any num ber of shares, at the option of the holders. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 6831. _ _ _ The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, just received, shows a decrease of 1,6771. starling. The half-yearly dividend, due the Ist of June, is advertised, on the Chilian Four•and-a-Half per Cent. Loan. The Gem of the Nith has arrived from China with SS7,9oolbs. of tea. The suspension is announced of Messrs. Cromwell and Sons, in the iron trade, of Tipton, with, accord ing to local statement., liabilities to a large amount. MONDAY EYININO. Consols, which closed on Saturday . at 911 to for the 7th of June, opened this morning at 911 to 1, receded to 91), advanced in the afternoon to 911, and closed at 91) to 1. For money the list price was 911 to 1. The government broker made a purchase of New Three per Cents. at 901. The official business report is as follows :—Three I per Cent. Consols foe money, 91), 1,1, I, 1,1, ; ditto, for account (7th June), 911, I, 1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 901, 1, ). New Three per Cents., 90), 1. I, Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 171, 171. Bank Stock, 220. Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, issued in 1838, 93) ; ditto, scrip of the New Loan, 93), 921,921. The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were also officially marked 78. Exchequer Bills were firm, at 26'. to 30s. prem. India Bonds were weaker, being dealt in at 19s. to 12s. dim. The scrip of the New Indian Loan left off about Tper cent. worse than on Saturday, at 921 to 93. he Four per 7.7ent. Debentures issued last year were quoted 93 to 94. Turkish securities exhibit no recovery. At one period a fresh reduction was quoted. Money lenders now decline to take in these stocks. The cloning quotations were not essentially different from those of Saturday, being 60 to 62 for the Old, and 60 to 61 for the New Loan—both for the new account (31st of May). Sardinian Bonds were flat, at 74 to 76 ; and Mexican, at 16) to /. Spanish Bonds were also rather more offered. Bank shares to-day were steady. There were more inquiries for those of the London Chartered Bank of Australia, Union Bank of London, and Pro vincial Bank of Ireland. Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares were in demand, and rose about SI., whilst Royal Mail Steam were quoted 11. worse. London Dock stock was officially marked 80. Canada Government Bonds were in demand to day, with aa upward tendency. 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Chan* Old Dag Tray, ha Glautias, Omer Psalm, Sunrise, and Ur Carats am here. 0171111 Altilry A 111.—P i tZ o okan, Far West, Empty Boman Orford by Teddiagtoa; Appendix, Weida Fairy, Papist, and &orbits*. LATEST BETTING. DONCASTER HANDICAP. 4to 1 apt lez Wei (t) 4 Is 1 Cir 511•4446 . (t) POLLINO.--(THILI DAY). CST 11.1117f11C TILIOILIPIII.) IMO'S 00111177.—(Fran DAY.) &M Meal 147 liltaawarg lll4 Lao* VP TER JUST SPDMUS ADDRESS TO SIR JOAN 1111,11102. TM or Prom* end town -council of ?Mb bast or sat wire ve Mord= be M imed odor la peaseare sa Wean* ee Male-lader Mimes ger merredlar firt Joie The rem sire Me Isla lamodel se es leis by the Sea t,. Stmelid, LP. far Pesti, Is mbarredid rapeldreas :sir ea la see II dm lINSWINO ire awoken ens& dr Meer poled of the Wes spolpy , , mesielly the mum eedi reerleelle," searnm ef iissew," "sdneireethe brer" sad, " ren sr T i e tentd to the el bassary or of =Medea perple Milk la Mee el meet Me J " obi= neadered by SU obe, shag widt rimiest ighat ma tbe meaparee of ebeit per Mo peale The rem Ms Min se the mere wire bee ser time Wine, mad to tbe lesrated rese l lra Lamm mil sews reknowkAgeg dr ewer pasorease which has parritted Sir Jobs Is slope es More vain which so may Imo soak, the rinse ts. wpm§ • sung ocianotioa Mt • siereed d ay Itit tot cm crdit, hum to erne its soar et row rarer norm la some of those ways IR wleb dr deli urea brie 10. mestoreed to mils the iris of boo mat g:fted sad gensat wre." Theen brewing the reply to m. .for well-Med silk "TO TUE LORD PiOTorr OF TEETH. " Sly Lad Provost,—l thank your lordship, old the ma- Callugod Mn-coonell of Penh, for their kind and oar ssageshaletion on ny news to Basked. It Is a wa ne seam el otisbetles to 101110 bad that say °abduct hods( the post crisis is India, bag set with your apeoval. credit sad boom 1 have pled daring late mots oust be lowly lased by my coworysso of all meg sad isms is es Posealo. _By their 'gram see, sod somb = sity, oh, the ewe of O a ' I woo die to oda tee earposhiss, mod mil sirighree N sew poets el Les. lot k was te eat gamey along the an basser sod pnhoa sub Ys. el mall woo as ow beat was all 'lode sappoet, that woe el we lose i lts pr oses the ogr shine edgy sod mosso Imre glass oho to the Gnat Ossargthe al an soloth—l have es know to Is, my Lard Provost, twr oast *What sorveat, " Jon, LAWRENCE." " IS, Ithatagooggoon, Looks, Ithy Durum%Tivs Fns nr rs Crrr.—Yeeteeday Misseen, skew half-soft I o'sistit, • Ire broke out en the prdrs of Mews. J. Cost end Co., colonial-broken, lessistc Ines, the casts el Btassler-ourt. It origiused is du third door TAU& wu turd as • show and sample room, sad ' reatsiud •• quatity at calosid seeds in ramplis. Imre! warehousemen were in the rum staltaiip panels. when they observed and the piece to be with arms, so dews did barnslbt they W male • bemy vainest. In • short doe the eggerf of ilas pima= ewe senelopei is Uses, whit* rem se and breams se Gera rte sere use the esibry of de aduesst property. ==ehrigade - were son on ths spat, led is the emu of an Mar se se the fr• ins sebdesd, the sexed OM third Imes at liemes. Cook's pic t eabeing sad the lemur perdu demeged. origin hest= pusisely eserrtaimmi, bet it is thought to tuns tom the 11110114•1081 011•1101161111 of mum of She goods la the show nem._ The ins are lesereL DYNAN =MR TOR MANSLAUGHTER. —Antiguan was led Jun week at Pawed, Lleatrheast, beton, Mr. Lewis Reece, coroner, at the body of :dm Jenkine or 14 % a rho was killed while descending • pit at ;he Weis , the pariah of Llanhilkid, Its caisequesse el the by which be and two men ware being lonised banns get oat 16. The colliery is the pety of the Inv. Thomas H Jones, ricer of Pea doylan end Mr. Llewellyn P al Borvileteen The circum . stesses soda which the seldeat took plats Myles bees debellei by veriest whams% Mr. Theism Evans, impeder d singe be the district, deposed that r ei lter al lsepasted the isarhisery of the colliery la Ha ember, 16fi6, and them pehded oat to the nigineer cert.la Meets, which be requested night to communicated to the provinces. He also wrote a letter to the proprietors, penning he that they were liable to penalties for not oho serving the provides. of the Local Mines Inspection Act, at the nine time seeding them some ruin and • copy of the repeat of the inspectors of mines. Ha had inspected the machinery since the occident, and found no break at tached to the Asia seed for raising and lowering poisons, ant/ma we. there a proper indicator to show the panties of the load is the shah, as requited by the Bth general ride et the 18th sod 19th of Victoria, cep. MI, ate. 1. If there had tar a break he held the carriage is the abaft, the life of the desereadwoeld have bees saved. The jury therefore re turned a venting unessiseghtsr against the propiiet re, the Rev. Thomas Hughes Jeers and Mr. Llewellyn Price, who were committed for trial at the neat tomirres at Cardiff, but were admi.ted to bail ender the authority of ea aa of per- Bement, which received toe royal went just before the late dietalaties. The two men who were la the carriage with the deer red ere la • dmerooa state. A CASH Box AND 2601. SToLlN.—Abont one erica ehernors, • youeg maa weed Jobs Jolley Nairn, nephew of a pawnbroker la Greg An coate.etree, Is whose deep he wait aa as anstaat, atneonded, toting with him the cull boa, which contained SOL in geld, 18W. la Beak of Reelect! totes, iseleddur one 6.W. note, and the rest la 101. end U. notes, sad a bill on a provincial bulk for 261. 6° tel endorsed "J. Higginbotham mad J. Richarieos." The thief is 19 years of age, hie height is sift. Tin. ; and he is of a swarthy complexion, with black ban • teemed of 10/. hes bees Awed for him apprebeneioa.—Men °infer Guard..dol. THE MURDER AT Till alltitAGH.—An inverigr Yon into the eircumetances connected with the recent mar ts at the Carregh tor place oa Saturday. The result is thus veyortsd —llr. Seed, the crown solicitor, having sprinted Saturday foe the inertigetbe of the car of toe murder of Mary Maldse, pear the Carregh Camp, on the night of the 4th of Preasiry last, fee slur • seasgeapt sad two privet-a of the 141 t Regiment bad her arrested in Dahlia oa Tarry le r, a great number of witners, military awl ci= were in Meru os for examination, and the town Tr* eroord ea the scerioa. Messrs. Browne, A. /ma R.M.sad A. Powell, were the tutgistratea who Aiwr an which oeeupkd the satire day from 10 o'clock in i Vmering seta put 7 o'clock, Meer sad tatisfutoey Greer was cohered tot stable\ • prebmirry case, and the tree nee, Sergeant Jest* and Privates Daly ar Manly, were billy committed fur trial st the maim seems. The desuir inn of the costlier la whir the body of the Wagtail ite gel wee teed was vary reeking, r railed by the wirers*. There win two wounds, use tr the forehead and the other partly ma the tog ef the bola ; the hair behind was entirely .toted with bird ; part of the hair of t h e heed, with the meta mod seer sttsahsd, to tits size of • re-shirr pier was torn of, era and all, end was bulging to the heed, se If groat Masses bad bees need in dragging the body by the he& ; • vest quantity of blood, folly half a gear, bell escaped through the Homo, sad the face was all beserend with blood ; and a luge stone was f mad In the mouth, which was pertly epee, evidently introduced to &owe the seem:nisi of the poor girl, wtbh was brand by 'Mae ef the witneeue. Or leg was Metaled oat, the other stripped up, and the right men and head were beet under tbe body, • as if she had ben in tract of endesvocriug to Mu" The wrietioe have been itnremittiogly engaged for the eat thee maths in calamine evidence, and although them mere grit difficulties in their way, they have at length lou madad establishing • coo) which fatty warruited the nemEletraim :a committing the prisoure for trial. Tut I.IIIIRRICK RIOT.—ANOTHER DEATH.— Asother of the unfortunate ern isjured la the lam riot bee died. A coneeporeat of Saunders, after announcing his death, eels —"The woond which he received keg in the thigh. The more Immedste ruse of &attire hemorrhage. The i lea of the dying map, whetters rid top seer • iotaust, ie the light which they help to throw Iron the circumstances of the riot, wore weds before Mr. It. Ryan (may oe), who over since the Ned estsettephe has evinced a meet humane interest In the fate of the sulftrers, being at integvals during the dsy by their bed.ides, kindly aiding to relieve them by g ire converse, sod in every Mew way in his power. 111`Naisars, who was a day hibourte, has left • w.dow end three children. By • torture coincidence • runny lent.,_wi.hin the last few days, repelled is the Cuperstion Widows' Almshonee. The nominetion to the vusacy la vested is the mere', who has moat iodic:Jowly ✓ied it op by appreatiog the widow M•Saulara. The Intention to thus provide for the ehil Ire. and widow el Atlrmara be c , mnituticated to the dying tete but arr. lag, whir reduced a moat eteriag tarot upon him." li it IN MS r we. so n i ri en ail 42 3 4 1M 3 al Si 124 1112 F I l it il a ' II II • 6 0 • - 06, 1 1 1 11 11)1 116 5 116 11tl 01 100 13 N 11 1 • g 22 s 3 104 ws ft P E Wird ammo On antswalLlKLad IL BM. 4w/otiose tSO Pribirogie si. alui P riem, ima dr li soft TX illirralm ..-.. Am imam aunlealles LI Li m = . 40•..L0r. •••••• MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoot. Little !mines& ham been done this mortdug in the mining market, attention being chiefly devoted to the fortnightly settlement, which is proceeding *Wefts torily. In the Stock Exchange Tincroft shares are ofiltually masked 41; Wheal Mary Ann, _lb; and Wheal Trelawney, 291. There have aZen been transactions in shares in Vale of Towey, Totradden__ West Basset, and West Caradon mines. East Wheal Russell shares remain quoted 81 to 9. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain in active. At a quarterly meeting of adventurers is Worth Base Mhse, held yesterday, the accounts showed cash at beakers to the amount of 674 9e. Ild. ; and • balance against the mine of 116!. Ile. 6d. A call of 12e m tk a lz fu lltare was, made. The accounts presented at the of shareholders in North Roam Mae, held on the 10th tent, showed • balance *splint the andataking of 5611.75. 2d. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET & LIVERPOOL CORN IdARAICT..-(11118 DAY.) Orr 'Arnim AND num texonwric TIL34IIAPEa (sawn OUR own voaszsronnawr.) Grain =AM active, without excitement. Wheat to good consumptlvs demand at Friday's ram. Hoiden ask 3d. advent», but fail in getting it. Flow 6d. to Is. yar mak dearer. Indian ce:en active, at ls. advancer. Oats, oatmeal, and bums, unotwagwl. MINCING-LANE.—(IIIIB DAY.) SCOAR.—The public sale of Barbados@ of the new crop has gone of will at fall prices, and occasionally at dd. ad vance. The pnbllo sales of Bast India are with out @hewing say material alteradost In prlow Itelined 01•1114 rathar doll of isle. loaf puNio sale has tea altered general q Tuot a/daa. oss. The letters received by the China Mall have tended to make holders firm, and the market is Weedy. Rice °retinw la limited dansad. Prices are unaltered. ROW—This article la steady. elatersran quiet at previous rates. Inoioo.—The public sales of nearly all the Guatemala were bought. A small pert sold at 6d. decline. TALLOW WARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The limb* lo steady. The quotations a* as follows : Petersburg Y.C. as do got, 610. ; Joss 6fio. 6d. to 9d.; July to September, 660. U.; Oolitic t Dommabor, ado. 9d. SMITHPUILD HAYMARKET. —(THIS DAY.) Mews. Davis sad Co. !sport trade And sad prior flrm. Primo redo. bay, Ma to Ns.; sepselw ditto, 81.. to 925. ; teener ditto, 60s. to 795. ; XS. to 70s. ; dour, old, 96e. to 110 s. ; ditto, esseed sal, to 96.. ; strew, 24.. to 28s. LOCAL lIHAII MAJLICRIV. UtTMOOL. Mkt M.—Tbe saetely : eloWnsmady. arkward. 604 0- -amour mod Mti m ak44 6-04100 10 - . 1 . 11ft Et o4 W44oi t Mbi and 314446 W Atisk,la ~.....N I—Dover. IN WM& Til ei a.. et Cards. 71 i-04•44 Waders of Wreak 111 I. 1144 111.—Tfire bee we ben wok beim bet eels m aim = 114902.1.434 i 3 f — ikk 3 . 6023 Mkmk . 481-1 " " • Mk i i i I . ."MktiM4 M 11-14 a 14 $ 11-1114141110 $lll-414a11i Md. fora. 3IL 81U1111211AM. MAT 11.-Ibs {wkly I.lllot4las we la NW adage= Oaoal awe 44 111 40 Ol.Bll Tin Oaaraetwd. IV 31-04011 01141 0 11 IN— I =ll . ll —00,00040410 Book. NI milin-104reel Nam se DESERTIONS FROM AND Asnr.—lt swan from a return issued this morning that in 1869 the total desertioes from the army were 20,360, and the total number of sollatesents 91,971. On the 31st of December, 1858, the tots! number remaining ta the ranks was 42,234. RRMARIABLE EsCArt.—On Wednesday after noon, as the express train which leaves London at 2 o'clock was passing at fall speed between Chichester and Havant, the fireman, named Clare, had a narrow escape of hi lib. He was On the seep on the outside of the tender, in a stoop ing position, holding on by the hand-rod, pouring oil into this axis-box, when, projecting his body too far, he wee struck violently in the side against the gate-poet of en accommoda tion road which aeons the line. Stephen Clark, the driver. observed the dangerous position be was in, and safeim hold abbe, retreated Ids destraceion, though not without hazard ing Ids own We, as, bat foe Clarke weight sad streagth they mast both have been precipitated on the line. Clare wan taken as mem as possible to the Brighton County Hospital; his injuries are 'sly severs bruises.—fressees afivertisir. EAST KENT RelLWAT.—Yeetarday totals/1 morning Lord Ikeda and the directors of the t K Railway C,ompsay, accompanied by the engineer, Mr. Cabin, and the , secretary, Mr. Holroyd, proceeded to aspect the works now in program between Canterbury and Faversham. They first proceeded along the line by engine over a coesidarable portion, and then Tithed the large embankment and cutting In Boughton parish, where the works are very extensive and In an advanced state of progress. Prom this point, having being conveyed about 21 miles to the mouth of the Enaden tunnel, they pissed through the tunnel, which i• now approaching cnnpletion, and then proceeded to inspect the line at the IftllnerOtth points at which the works are in operation up to Canterbury. On the whole they expressed thermopile, much gratified with the stair of the troths, and the proapects of an early opening of the line. In the afternoon they inspected the line between Cawerbory and Dover.—lfaishat Gasatte. THE BILLS OF QUANTITIES FOR THE NORTHERN Mon Levet, Sews,. or LONDON.—The quantities having bees referred to Mr. Baralgate for eliminators, he finds, we perceive, wider the bead of " excavation" every item in the can of twenty-one sewers too large. His redaction is consi derable, bet Mr. Leslie makes it larger Mill. Thus, to take three or four histamines : fee the sewer 9 feet 6 inches by 12 feet Mr. Roberts has put down 64,131 cubic yards. Mr. Bazalgette 40,110, sad Mr. Leeks 33,931. For the sewer 10 feet by 10 feet 9 inches : Roberts 71,662, BazalgotAe 64,443, Leslie, 62 , 400. Far the 8 feet 6 inch barrel sewer : Roberts 49,167, Basagetto 40,637. Lathe 38,812. For the 7 feet 6 inch sewer Rare. 14,697, Bazalgetts 10,641. And so on throughont, the result being that, according to Mr. Basal get's, now that the matter Is moiled, there are 77,000 cubit' yards too much provided for in the bills of quantities, and according to Mr. Leslie 104,000 cubic 'ads I This is strange enough, bet glaring through the bills of quantities we light upon some lIMOMOM equally extraordinary.—Bethfer. THE ELDEST SON.—As for Wee, Troe Tyrieves, is all one to him. He only roads the opening annonamments in the Norwich paper. S r long al there is good scent, bedew not care about the state of the cmntry. I believe the rascal hoe never read my poems, much more my traged'es (re. I min- Doped Pocahoatea to him the other day, and the dunce thought ohs wee a river in Virginia); and with respect to my Latin verses, how can be understand them, when I know he can't construe Cattalos? Why this note-book lies publicly on the lade table at my corner of the fireside, and anyone may read it who will take the trouble of lifting my (pacts,- elm off the rover: bat Miles never huh. I insert in the loose pages caricatures of Mike: jokes against him : but he never knows nor heeds thaw. Only once, in piece of a neat drawing of mine, in Chins-ink, /presenting Miles asleep after dinner end which my Mead Banbury would not disown, I found a r ude picture of myself gaze over my mare Sultana's hoof, and entitle] " The Squire on Horseback, or Fish oat of Water." And the fellow to rear with laughter, and all the girls to titter, when I came upon the page! My wife mid she never was in such a fright as when I went to my book bat I can bear • joke against myself, and have heard many, though (atrium to say for one who hes lived among /01114 of the thief wits it the age) I never heard a good one is my life. Never mind, Mies, though thou art not a wit, I love this was the worm (there never was any love lost between two wits in a family); though thou bast no great beauty, thy mother thinks thee a. handsome se Apollo, or his Royal Highness the Prince of Wider, who was bon is the very sante year with thee. Indeed she always thinks Coates', picture of the mina is very like her eldest boy, sad has the print in her dreming-room t this very day.—Tier Virginians, No. 19. SHOCKING STEAMBOAT EXPLOBION IN AMERICA. —On the 24th of April the boilers of the !darner St. Ni,holes exploded during the peonage between New Orleans and St. Louis. The lass of life was between 30 and 40 persons. A large number were fejtued. The captain met his death in • frightful manner. A heavy piers of timber, displaced by the ex plosion, caught his feet and held him feet. By almost superhuman effort he di,ongaged his right foot, but his left /till remained fast. Daring thin time he exhibited great solicitude for the safety of pi rsons on the boat, and not until the flames had come within reach of his own body did he exhibit any anxiety for isiorif, Tien, finding he could not relearn himself, he implored those in reach of his voice to relieve him from him dreadful dbletama„ requesting at lut that 031:011 one would bring an axe and cut off his leg. Every exertion was made to rel eve him, bat without avail, end the noble captain and true man was con sumed by the flames, meeting death manfully at his poet. One of the most affecting incidents of the entire tragedy • yawed in the conduct of Miss Kennedy. She was thrown by the explosion from the state room into the river, and floated down to the stern of the boat. shot obe caught her hand ht one of the rings attached re the bull, and hung in that perilous dilemma, when death Mood threatening her upon either hand. To locus her bold was to dek into the waves, and to hold on was to bare with the wreck to which she was dinging--every moment tang an ass of alternating hope and dal tar. She themained a this position until the flames actually burned hair end skin hum hire . te , a the only part of her body ab the water w es e rpt t h e by . which the dime to the wreck, and t hat b to a amp. While In this awful muipewer, and !o ffering inkeeely from the beat, such was her preacce of mind and her won dead's! beraern, that as a who was worm stunoed polara than herself by the explodes, was floating by lige in • drowning condition she No zed him by the hair with b e , gien.g.rel hand. slid held bia i.e., out of tt r wate r until a skiff was brought to the rescue of both.—YempAi Aakwicwts. ORTSTAL PALACE. ONI SHILLING DAT. , —. 110ND by aLY.Admisskes on paymont, 2,452; ditto, s eratickets, 362. Total etaltars, 2,804. IN THE