The Express. — London, England, 1864-05-23 00:00:00

commit alselleme Mem the setataislatkos the ansetate. He w of highly respectable panels, and it was un fair to Mom that no cheek ha bete kept ow him. The Anemia-Judge smatemed him to be imprisoned ad kept to bard labour for two years, but the metes*, 'mat have been heavier had it aot boa for the remeamendatioe of the jury. THR POLIOR COURTS. (THIS DAY.) APBECE FIGHT 01 BUNDAY—nieamactroL sem. William Conolly, aged 35, a labourer • ' et 5, Phroix•place, Sorner's-town, was &aged with and abetting at • prizelght, in the pariah Horsey. Police-constable Billiognon, 325 N, said that yesterday morning he was on duty in this Seven Sisten-road, when he heard that • prizefight was about to take plans, and he maw nearly 1,000 low men going towards the neigh bourhood of Horsey. He and some of his ern- Friona wait along the railway bank, and on ,airing at Mount-plarant, Horner, a regular fight in a ring and ropes were taking plar, the two combatants being stripped. The fight it was under stood was for 101. aside. Oa the police making their appearance the fight was stopped, and the pugilists made their crape. The prisoner, who bad been aetiag r bottle-holder, and who bad in his prised= a large bottle of brandy, and the clothes belonging to one of the cola briar was captured, and airs he bad bra locked up for some time he was bailed out. The prisoaer, in dsteminssid that he was not abetting et the ht ; he, like others, went to look oe, end, whew the mob berm the bottle end doilies ow the grimed, t he thee picked them up, not thinking there was say The police stated that the yells and disturbers wan of a dreadful character, and eased much assume to the respectable inhabitants of the neighbourhood of Horsey. More than 50 soli/ens wen called lout to quell the dis turbance. Strict order, had been given to put a stop to these Sunday prize-fight.. Mr. Barker aaked if the police knew anything about the prisoner. Policeman Gould, 40 N, said the prisoner was a working man, and was generally very quiet. He was not aware that the prisoner had before been in any trouble. The mesa at these Sunday prize fights were very disgraceful. Mr. Barker said the prisoner had better be careful what he was about for the future. Be would now discharge him, and he bad better not come there again on a similar charge. The prisoner then left the court. MABLBOBOUGH-BTREET. ASSAULT ON • CO/7/2-HOUSZ NM= Thomas Weatherman sad Alfred Pike, two young men, described aa " artists," of No. 44, Upper Charlotte-street, Fairs-aquas, were charged before hf r. Knox with being drank and snaking Mr. Jame Hudson, coffee-house keeper, of 397, Orford-4,45t. From the widens of Mr. Hades it apps red that last night the defendants entered the house andenlaced some refresh meats, with which they wereserred. Directly after Pike began making use of the most disgusting leavings but the other advised him to be quiet. Mr. Hudson then requested Pike to deans, when he met to abusing him, and at last Mr. Hudson was obliged to tarn both defendants oat of the house, when Pike struck him on the heed with his fiat, and Weetherson seized a stick which Pike bad in his hand, and struck Mr. Hodson several violent blows WOW the forehead with it. The defendants were then taken into custody. William Nelson, 195 C, proved seeing the defendants amault Mr. Hodson. 11;:Kitcxaakfit was evident from the appearaoa of Mr. Hoclaos'a forehead that he had been much • need. The defendant Pike had not left any marks, and did not ap p q a a rr to bare injured Mr. firadaoe, bat he had grossly mLooodno. ted himself. He should therefore fine hint lan or fourteen days, and West/tenon 40a, or fourteen days. UNPLEASANT INTrAarrnolt or • " WALK."—T.ornea named Bullock andOrnedy were charged at the Town-hall, Sheffield, on Saturday, with wetting sad robbing a young lady and gentleman in one of the suburb at Sheffield. The circumstanoes were somewhat peculiar. Mr. Joe Jervis, a file 0146 u factor*, and Zee Drake, met in a path near Norton Lees, and after walking some time they turned tip a cart road, and Mimi Drake eat down on a bank by the road. side. Mr. Jervis bad just taken a mat beside bar, whim he was assailed from behind by a man, who suddenly pared a stick over his head and attempted to put it arrow hie throat. The attempt wee defeated by Mr. Jervis, who sallied the stick with his teeth and held his bead down, whilst Mies Drake screamed loudly for assistance. Another man came up and seized her, and in order to stifle her mac be pressed his hand upon her mouth until she wee Dearly suffocated. The fellow who was engaged with Mr. Jervis criedout "Strangle her, or we'll have somebody here directly," but at that moment Mr. Jervis was compelled to yield, aid after robbing him of his watch end guard the men made off. He pursued for a short distance, but they aspirated, and he lost sight of them. They were afterwards identified by Miss Disks. amongst her father's workmen, and were apprehended, and witeesese were called who deposed positively to the iden tity of the prisoners with the two men whom they had seen running away from the SOWN of the outrage. Th e beech committed the prisosers to the mixes at Derby, the offence having been committed in that minty. OVTILAGZ BY BRICK-Militia' SOCIETY 1111:11.—Ah Indigo-street. Whit-lame, Pendleton, Mr. Blejigiirl Armi tage, nephew to Sir Meath Armitage, has in coarse of erection a sew mill. When the rose left work on Satur day some wet/lees of the baildiag had bees emceed to the • (it ammo masiura.) • 11111011.—(THIS DAY.) The following Louise have arrived :—General Peel, Strafford, Sister to Drake, Banish, Blank Bees f, Hollyfor, Welcome, Heim, Claremont, Early Purl, Myr tillas, Castle Hill, Amelia, Castle Bapio, Tooilom Am of übs, Rtea, Queen Bertha, Anemia, Begs! sells, Lord Waldwava, Caller Ou, Blair Athol, Jarnieotos Anasyma, Swat, Doefoot, Basdari ll a, Sara &leo, Little Dneheee, Prints Arthur, Jessie, Vatrloo, Dolphin, Lytham, Granborough, Silver - looks, Pirate, TOIMPAO, HippoVta, Breese, Bay C4lllll f, leolisa Iphigenk, Quarantine, Pomona% Gum balm, Appsaine, Alabama, Guerilla, Clairvoyants, Privateer, La Meehan* Blooming Heather f, Oneida, Blarney, Oarighle, Leaky Star, Mato, Lady Hylda, Antoinette, and Hone Yetis., PROPHECIES OP THE DERBY. "Meteor," the correspondent of the Rxpress, aims., it will be sem, as his favourite for the Derby GENERAL PEEL. " Argue" of the Poe declares his belief that the Dee* will go thia you. to BARAGAH or the warns!' OHM. And next to them he aaticipates ending John Ds7 sad Paris. The prophet of the Adeertiaer anticipates the success of SOOITLSEI CHIEF ar GENERAL PEEL, neat to whom "we may have Cambium and the half shred Danbury representative." Bee. Life will have GENERAL PEEL to win the Darby of 18$4 with Historian and Ely for two good outsiders likely to get places. " Orange Bkosoce," is the earns jeered, also rebel. General Peel ; but " A Derby Dily Dream" ends ia " Cambrismn, staying longest, wise the Derby by a neck. • la the Field " Observes " Gam " the soundest conclu sion at which I can arrive is, that the great nee cf the year will be carried off by the SCOTTISH CHIEF or BIRCH BROOM ; and seat to these I think we shall dimmer Baragah and Copenhagen." " Multi= M Parrs," on the other head. sums up by pointing to "Coast Guard m the wisest, sad if be should be defeated it will be by one of the fotlowing—Signalman, John Scott's representa tive, or Idler." I. the Sporting Gezeite we have *moral prophecies. " Berea " predicts smear for Lord Glasgow. " I believe the following half.donsa—General Peel, Cenalgeard, Paris, Ely, Strafford, and Baragab, might safely be taken to boat the field ; but for those who require a more definite opinion I beg to add that my decided leaning is towards the beet form of leis year—GENERAL PEEL, and the ben of last— COASTGUARD ; and my casting vote mart be in favour of Lord Glasgow, who has, as I have above noti fi ed. a ' second string to his bow, ' of no mean pretensions. Should the raw, however. be destined to fall to an outsider, I believe that Banish will effect the coup." " Rhyming Richard " predicts Ely, and other vsesifyiag contributors variously riled Scottish Chief, Birth Broom, Coastguard, and Blair Athol. " Anger," I. the Sport*, Life, takes GENERAL PEEL or BIRCH BROOM, with Sly and Forager me the meet likely outsiders. The Sunday Mau thinks BIRCH BROOM will win, with Ostabesean and Gemmel Peel amt. The are anticipates that the judges daisies will be— CANBUSCAN 1, GENERAL PEEL 2, HISTORIAN 3. Belt, Wootly Mussiger says :—" Summing up, we be. lime the winner will be foul is t►e following lot—Ely, Oambesean, Priam Arthur, and Gemara Peal, who we leave to fight it eat, harts' a most decided proferesee for ELY. We have purposely omitted Blair Athol, who is, we believe, a tasteless horse, but never having run in public we dare mot re:seaweed him. Should hi win it will be no radectios ea oar judgment. Of the extreme outsiders, the hest are Apposing Clarossoot, sad Venial." BOATING ON THE RIVER LEA.-THE DANGERS OP WAGER BOATS. LIQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) Thin afternoon Mr. H. Raffles Walthew held an *dry. oh the agreed Eagle Tavern Lower Homilies, respecting the death of John Hardy, 'aged 20 years, who. it wee alleged, lost hi. life thron' the reprehensible practice of letting out dangesosaly-ermetramed wager boats to asks led Mr. Jobs = 120, Oortabs-raid, mid that deemed was hie eon. Deemed loft hems lams Whit Monday to meet • tripod aad walk to Lachlan. They missed nose smother, wed deemed west by himself to the river Lea. Witness inetftsted biquirien sod fogad that he hind a beet at a heathen,* oa the river Lea, and had been given so co il wager boat weights( oily 30 pounds. It was • mare ebild toy; sod whoa the dammed was sinking be caught hold of it to save biaimit, bat it actually west down with him. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MA ------- MA RZLANI. —(TIDI DAY. ) Froth up, this morning, the arrivals of Eaglish wheat. ccestwise and by land carriage, were very limited • maw quietly, the &how of wimples was small. The atisadanis of buyers was by no means mizasrous •, yet ewe was • decided improewseet in the demaad, sad surly the whole of the supply was disposed of at last Monday's currency. The show of haiku wheat was only moderate. Selected amplest were is fair segue *at fall currencies. In other hinds very little was doing. at late rates. We wer• lei* supplied with loth English and foreign barley. On the whole, the trade was somewhat heavy, on former terms. The; inq . nity for malt ins far from active. Prime, how ever, were well supported. flood sound oats were in fair request, at full quotations. Heated smoke oommended very little ettentim. Beans were in short supply, and moderate request, at fall curreacies. Peas were firm in prize. The supply was again rather limited. There wis a moderate dermal for both English and foreign Saar, at full prices. The arrivals of floating cargoes off coast have amounted to 76, viz.-19 wheat. 15 mars, 12 barley, 1 1745. j linseed, 20 cottonseed, 3 oilcake, and 5 vagina .Wheat . ane has moved off heavily, and the onnenctes have give° war to 2a per quarter. Marianopoli, now skipping, bee realised 41a. 6d. pm 4921bn Thera has been a fair in quiry for barley ; yet prices have receded 6d. to la. per quarter. Salaam has changed hands at 90e. 3d. to 21.. 9d., sad Algerian, 20a. 6d. A airp of Odom, on wage, hmpro dueed 2.15. 9d. par 40011 a. HALM bas rommended rAn c = but the inquiry for it has been by so means active. Ble. 6d.; Foraniali, 28a.; &logien. 275. • sad Thrall, 27a. 9d. per quarter. About 2.000 quar tile of rye, from I b rall. have been disposed of for the Continent" 44 28.. per 480th.. In beam, very little has bees paeans. Beide are offering et 30a. to 31.. per 480 lb.. Mamba& adilebeal is quoted et Ma to 22e. ; and Spits dad, 265. to 27.. per quarter. limbed has realised full prime ; but the demand has bees has scan thee is the perkier week. A cargo hes arrived from Ocher, being the 6nn of this year's shipment, is vod mediae". The p.es asked for it is 65e. per quarter--Mhaving bees refused. In warehouse, Bombay ia Berns( at 65e. to 65a. 6d. ; Oalcutta, 57e. to 63e. ; Ninapore, 645. ; Black Sea sod Asa, 63e. ; Egyptian, 62a. ; fine Nt. Petemb 4l 9. Kb. 6d. to 62a. ; Archangel, 49e. ; and Riga. 435. to 50s. per quarter delivered. Tai quaatity of hound presumedly oe panne from the Baia Indies to the United Kingdom, compared with the oortespondiag period of last year, is as 1 1 follows : 1864. 1863. To London from Calcutta 44,728 qrs. 72.208 qn. To Lando° from Bombay To Liverpool from Oeloutta To Liverpool from Bombay . 33,993 qrs. 18.440 Lived cakes move off heavily. Ilarseilles equate, fee immediate shipment, 84 4t 6d oast, freight, sad lailarsaolt. Lendoe-made, 91. 10e. to 91. 15s. ; New York, is barna'. W. 10e. to 9. 12s. 6d.; ditto in bags, 91. Bs. • Wasters, W.; 81. 10a. per toe. Cottonseed *aim, Beglieh We ere held at 61. to 51. 9s. 6d. per tea. RAP , ' seed. owiog to the unfavourable assounts at hand from the sontisent in reference to the crop, is 6rm is pries ; but the deemed for it is by no mesas settee. Gaserat, 68e. to 695. ; Perosepore k 61a. 6d. to 611 e. id. ; Oaloutis. 675. to 58 n ; sad Wad AAA 335. to Ns. per quarter. Ocittoemeed is very dull, at 71. 15s. to 81. per ten delivered. Yost agricultural Needs area slow ioquhy. In prices, however, very little change bee taken phioe. AIIUVLI. OP B®s.—English : Rapeseed. 65 ; and eindry, 521 qrs. Foreign : Tuve, 132 ; linseed, 9,862 ; rapeseed, 11,910 ; maims, 3,000 ; and sundry, qrs. licrorrs.—Rra, 102 ; linseed, 2,387 ; oilseeds, 2,122 qrs. ; Sour, 2,235 cirri. OILDINALZY 511AL113 AXD smell. LawAm I 1243=& MAC. I I is 74 47 7: ;se — k — imid Bandon •• • • areiwVal - Da • j •so div. WS 6 Do. B 4p a Ispakllte IL Mils sad balsa Juno la %mow =owand &Widen lastora Ord. U. Meat Do. IL Ang.llo., No.! Groat North of Scotland eroelforthoro Do.A I • no. soar. ma- Do.D tillp. loped Al Boar! Wool (In) eroil Wagon Dailaar VolGoolek DA Soaps y/slos. 176. w. na = o,iaal no. Do. Do. Lasesobire Yorkobbe Loodpand DlmokvoD Den. II 111 ai 9 Ile II LW Me Si IC 1* 17 IS 110 lei 161 Eli an 4 ), Ii 110 1111 1* 140 110 131 N 02 44 Ni • *a • at 18 • 101 1• 111 111 • 97 103 WI 40 at 110 111 97 99 •i 94 112 112 110 11! lilt 124 102 104 011 el 1 .4 1 101 $ l l 58 1 Ile 10 ile 87_ I t 127 no It sk 77 TS 111 10 t i s la la Per ilr: Per Qr. K 14 is 16 E 108 . 104 emu:. I. — 4l . Um. l[outroo,tees se to 40 Norfolk Mi. 40 to CS .._. OM . a a Moot& potato Ma k, wino 16 to U bawls ___ 16 to It 4 Y` 170 170 176 I 7 8 4 nd. Itlo3 7 se kk 46 Einar. 1 Malting DtsUlliog Orlodiag 22 lo 23 NAM. Memos - IS lo S 1 Tick le be St Barrow Sims SS to at 1110 N fata i lioefolk,, ;54 0) to 46 1 IlogOloa awl Wars 10 to 6f, Brow Grey - 29 to 90 nt: _ 114 to SO U to IT 11 MI New "Iri:* 16 to Oe2l. Ziegll44 feed l7 to 11 Dotage lO to 211 1 acacia, tied r.: w: Wine. c a. Natio aid Kamp berg 4l to SO lapteek a Yaakk - Tows IIIN&S.711;10 in. Roma*ld SS to 60 °pantry Nato& sod Suffolk az Mop IN to 16 Targr. Els= 4l Se 47 60 I. 44 lassiaa, bard 10 41 illakINIS. whiterod . 411 to 43 . .. M 47 1.3141i3. Ottidhis --. m 6.14 DWIWas Malting _._ l6 to 17 0676. Dwtolt. brow „ bed OATS. L it. Danish sad Swedish 17 to 90 ■aWan ....... 10 to 21 -- GO to 14 DUPS.. s ta i t Bll to U Isms Coax Whit. .7 so to as to nova. Pros* pat mock .... lb to 32 elantek. SI to 32 Astoria.% pit kA... 13 to 26 Osoodiaa, „ 1$ to IS ,Aillaaffeapt. so..e.r. so. ta.~~:opa D 4 Now liDo. Z nano Dallob a . Labe alliell - 1116. — Prilor — ooToo -- 11•11..Drask&Godonoli Do. . Dia Aim I. um Do. do. July 1, um , Do. do. Imo 1,1876 1 061. & 8.116660nt 6p.c. 161 imp T. * Dook dr. e.g. IDommoroj.e.por.proi r Boopi go- 6 a•••' loot Didion go. 6 do Do. G iztoosioa Do. R do *sod Trask of Canada 166 In Boado. Do. do. t do/mod Do. Ind pod. Doods 1 1 Do. do. dotosrod MINION& 1 it-idol—l-Tr 40 en 1021 YIN I w-I 17 SI 77 a 77 U 101 IN N no 104 107 10 % US 1 0 11 0 10 f i Iss IS 14 II IS U GI IS IS Mtillll. Two (Ks M The dealings in the railway market to-day are upon a very limited scale, and prices in most in stances are unchanged. The tendency, on the whole, is slightly unfavourable. Great Northern stock ha s declined mat., and Midland and Great Western g, while Lon don and South Western has improved g. London and North Western stook is now quoted. 11 131 to ; Great Western, 631 to 84 14 to 132 ; Lancsakire and York shire, 111} Co g ; South Eastern, 94 to i Great Eastern, 461 to ; London and South Western, 97g to 94 ; Metropolitan, 112 g to 113#; Great Northern, 129 to 131 ; and Cale donuto, 118 k to 1198. Colonial and foreign railway securities) are quiet, at previous quotations. I % I Se I 1 KV IL OafA Zre i c I a T. a I Ms& TaL (kJ 01014•7 a kW> ; WOO MAIO le. 17,180 - aniaClomeny 0111imms 4Ut.) . Com. otAblesalLar.(l. Cowmen:idValiosaas. Owes Maid DIL Coat Leonid Int.GeatlL. OontractOsepersilow 00 9. 11 . Cog.Prale Credit nadir _ iiiii woe Amu MUM inert Of q T .... UN Do. of Mural= (14 Credy.Mol2lher vial Faison Do. Preforisos us ii:—la .col nYtt lde C 1104 I I •71 IMINI UN ill• - . 10 ::1 14%_ f a t ios it: IS NI IN WI - ii:iiii ii . .iii 1"••• 1411 " : NAM Ukl9o UM* woo woe Keil - i 20.100 MAC* WM MAIO WOW WOO 114500 11.000 10.000, was I pw 4 II fra 1 Ipm IS Si I II ges W 4 1 gm pm It 26 114 112 Ili • 4 poi • leas q $ W 104 11 0, 1 pod K 311,110 1411.11111 ii ( a": 4 l 041° le 11 i Ms MI n Ni 60.400 1 4,600 000000 i 41,400 10,000 17,000 iii:Oliol 43601 *541 16,000 100,00111. WOO :aizl 14200 lIIO,OOk ii,ioo IKON 1000 10,030 UAW ii,iiil NAN NAOS im_ 6 lIS All• - - vi r o t o Zo ionsusa l Prep. Do c lt L kr mfs. & T Oamml OIL(L awl Ara duper Plasoold Cliorporailoa floaaalod 011ourat a Vonoot. Warshaw (L o.orodUilta.odloa(L Qua Roan Navldation Iladaaeollas frfal Masada' M ) Ourylas a:1 tetanal (L Dada kris. (Qui. Car. Do. op. Jc.l r. olatatocklarcommi(L) laud Securities (Um) Loud. atrium Tra LowaaadpalodoulL Load.Diarkt Takla ) Load. Irtnoa. Aro. ) Do. Now Lost O. OrmalboaC.(l 1 Load, Italian, (tufts Load. Prorladialliarbe i spa Nen Si 19 19i Madroo Irdiss. ilt Ducal Do. floaritlns lAarketo 'Moat Mika. Tel. L Illercas.CrodltAaso. L !lota Load* OoL C. Notional Ott Com Do. New Soriano! NOM Nov.il q Nortoodda cod 41. L N.Zoolood TALougL N. RAU& kaffirs4. I N.Drit.allerean.lo. 4 Novallootao.sodt. .L Ocean Norio. l OoomorelaJ(L Goo liimktod) Do. Now ( I. Woad 811111/09 Ottoman Moods* (L One (LWOW PanomoL N. etosai(L) Illo.loolt10.1.(L) Paolasolor It 0. Blom Per 2 ` }Po i• 1 2 JLI 86 88 2 I Par . 2_ 1:1 14: 10 1 2 1 dl• 1 Ipei mg 111 It" - pox ipa _lt _4 1 Que ihr., - 1)-TradskTwavat: Do. s:. ._ Oi7 Infloov. (1 ; Ditto Otis Royal Mallafose cot. Amara. Invest M. Kalgla. &Co. Soo. rtasa..f itiyt ) Atria= M. l. (L` uth AnoOnlaso Land &amortise Do. Toloirspb Ilortp Tel. Oonoirso.tMalo.(L Thowatifiney lA. iL L. I TristiA T. a L Co sesq•Uums. . of Ileums& Vidio4lL Telig Co. (L Ilithets.Marlisolas.(l , Upper Ammiroo(Urot. , yrs Dlosooiee Lied_ _ Warrant rasaeolLies. IV oothattlaaPaalSoS L. lo 14 14psi al it 11. a • I Par 19! J NIM SI pee! 161 NI pmt 2 4pio I Ipm 2: 2 116 II 4'l I 17 ft him II II 110 141 pa rile 4 10j 11 _ln Por I} legs SO U 48 88 il; I P= Ora 1 2gm 1 pm 1 Os i ti el:1 tr - itr.ni ... 15* 1S I} PREPUBNCE SHARKS. Midland. Consolidated Bristol and Bin cent, 137. Bongs Restore 41 per omit.. 101. G per .4 7 FORRIGN RAILWAY& Antwerp and Rotterdam. 9} id. Bahia and S. Frame. (Lftra.), gear. 7 per euni., 17i. Oren* Lezentbousit, 194. au Paulo (Ina ). guar. 7_par mat. OW. Mid). . S.. Paulo (Us.), guar. 7 per oust. (aLI paid), 19g. Two o'CLoca. . 1111"WiliMill”1"1".11111.111 13 MARKET.-(THIS DAL) .1 PROVINCIAL SHIRR MARK 372. kieed the Unmask MAr N or th = . -Losion sal North Wain% 1161 4- North 102 -Omni Lawn, 90,--Oreat LetztanbottrilMlaan Three per COIL Loan, 06 46al a 4 114 a 34 6-lank el {al - 611--Coosoadated 74 p.-Uvorpool llnanclal Lino dodos, 16.16 d.-Mentantile and Exchange ia late new, honed at 71. preen, al M Nall ad eta% Wei.. M. 1131-North Western. 6 11-16 f p--Allnia. 11-111 1 6.- London and Inamahlr4 li p.-tiromMlo Marian 11-16 I p.- Maim Inearanta Cooopaq,l . lib p.-loyal Insanass. 7 p.- Ittidaca's By Company, -National noon Company, 14. Maionarrna. MAT 11.-n market has been quiet and flat. OonoollOstod Bank (Limbed), 74 . -Groat lama 101--61ntat Woken, fit 4-linnols 30 el. -InneaddrS Toollidna, la-Metrepoliten, 11S I=ezinans, 634-Mid- 4 —NeMOUIIK A meeting of the Copeepo patoliaion Rail ,31st _ . e-0,....a50a0. tie 13 41-MMIRICKIIIMI. 041--14161- DORI tau tray, Alf . ,S. n. DIOVpUOZIOI.I au •tact ugsams, die some porta* of th e be ' had hear emceed to the down With him - . ----- " • • - - - .... ill n re.. Ad .— iet. 8472 — di — a 67 "AMAIN OF GRAIN, etc.. INTO LONDON, ET LAND AND UM p • • height of 9 feet, sad other parte to a height of 6 feet. Polioe.coestable Bishop, 53 N, mid that he leaned from trance CARRIAGE. 11.4.0 l MAY 14 TO MAY M„, lir 100 all Do. do. defter* all 41 The bricks used were machismo made. The wroluesa, Mr. Day, the arm sit e boathouse, that the deceased bed INCLUSIVE MO ad Do. 4th preL reek IV Su 231 Th.. " ' Ui r o li dit egs ari". 3 L twg il- /wwwgww; Nieth lads ', c Lw inewicks • g 1 .._ / .. 1 = the resolutions passed on Hay 7, were unsai- wm o tt moualy carried. le mined George (Medea who has base some time in the hem tome attest es the day he misetne. After his IN 01 Ds. de. dame& II 27 atm, May 2L-Th e tressatians la this easeicet to-day The sanction of the Board el Trade having bees 1 . employ of Mr. Armitage', wait taking his ordinary rose& fret halmenion, which hemmed at the Herseshoe-Msiot, Was " " 1167 * *sit ' Ds* l e e" 2 **.....• Is. me Greenish= Peninsula lel 106 104 ... on. pa gra. era ora Me gds .4. go 12 D e . gas. 4 per cur Dar 4, p - omp.. Ovel van' aary mele". 74.... sberse ". a1...,--,1-....,..........4,:ird'ati.Diriritiam-illena.n.,eaeteralse°V/ape.onNew obtaine dao toth th wat ofoha"nrheofLonmnaldl otßantroyMmiDlDMosielp on Saturlie r y w. night, accompried with two doge, and shortly at 2 o'clock, Kr. Day gave him • dry snit of DWI* ... saes NO 14438 1 4711 70 .. mem at um ' et e. ,, g is m s a , 5 a st. t er wag_ - bans ihmißehmm TOWll and capai Dtatrial .bate = "skid et 1/1 " to lei- ge i. dirant sa & N 2 • after 12 co' k about forty or fifty men cants up, with Mathis, • sal Garibaldi shirt, and • pair of teLtelt • • •• - •••• • • • • •• • • • •,•. ill '• • • •••• " • et. 1 100 Do 42 pee ow& - - - bleared fame and armed with sticks. They accosted the trounce, sad deemed went oat in the same host • m",,,,,,,„..'• • • .„,..," -• • - " "•• " " " et. I 4 Do - 132 7 6.. 76 ett an et welters of Pastel 1 0 1?f .._ 144 Oasseateed, at 2to 744 Ma -64eirepoIltaa Waggon o. be and oo tu n th ue r u e n t r a, t " ha th t e u busin e. _ down with bricks. While he was ors the ground in • partial was upset • mord time sad he we drowned. Mr. Day y e w.... dm 3723 11{344 gum no m.. k 224,2 17, i s s 8,,... N.:p a y Ire Ur: .. 7 . 1 shorts. einem. of M Pm-MtelDislime aranswealia. at 441. is in operation, and advice@ are shortly looked for win Tlie nf bran the ch ban at l Lima nill Bda li t'''. state of insensibility he was brutally kicked and ill treated, told witness that the red shirts and trousers were kept the sta ff in Mexico and tbs 100 all Do.k . d .a. e. tfo. - I*7-Si 12 at - Dommt, KAT 21.-Tbree pet Gist Omsk 911 1-Ncrir Tbree of the arrival of iodine made to lie ea his face. Or of the men was armed with ready for their onelonseen, so that they might have dry LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. ie 1 reran UMW Par i Pee - me Out Stwai. 611 M -Dino tar Nun* 8111 Tar, New, Wal announcement of the commencement of businesel. abided stick,with which the watchman was struck repeatedly clothes directly they ware upset. (THIS DAY.) le 1 Do. New I - 5 over th e heed, while th e other mum called oat several The Coroner-Thee it is regarded es • natter of mane et. 102 Madras mar. II p. mall 1171 - 104 - 101. e Mr morrow MID ramaaareamt moaners.) time, "Hill him.* On hearing these endamatioes that than boats are to upset. Soak dangerous malt ought it. ire Do. do. L i l o la 96 - ra pa l t d t__ ltimil )..... orti o llaa rl is ,: bozor t i k a ' sessie.4 t * _r y t an g d ., l6 3l ** ..kma t br ... fst :r ws k Newadw ca w : w Ogi b er ea b ta ra b o lia cte: d. in South America are to be forth- (room ooa owe oosansroamarra R. NO Do. do. do.- 91 1111 - 612 7 -letsh North Western I per.osat peep. Clam A. roottot, el The prospectus of the English, Swedish, and the man win first struck Goodwin interposed, sad not be let out to unskilled persons. ' Market for oottoo dull but without &MIRO in quotations. * 1 Be. PUN - - pretested them carrying out their murderous threat. The vireos said that he ford the dessard's own eliehes T h . m u. w i ll pro b g bl y h o g up 5 , 001) or ODD b i d.. at ese N o g g c og , a pee e. ad - - - -uublia ' Wield. "' and W2Kfard ' I 21. 62" " elk 110 - 17 ' , - 1, :- Continental - Financial Company (United) ja • ... 1 While this sere woe being enacted the other See were wet and hooting uon a lime to dry wham he went to the lie all Ilex and Robsoits Ea; ST MP - issued. It is mentioned that the object di engaged ia th e object for which they had come-vis., the boaterease. The wee clad is the red shirt sad the 10 all IfitranAtOso.ela• AN 1 a - this undertaking is "to promote the develop- demolition of the building. One of the dogs wan killed, Orrery Monsen The boat was in the shed. sad was a MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) at. 1100 N.ll..atCaserp.c.bap.B. * 116 - MINEI3.--(THI8 DAY.) • bat the other bit on. Of mere of the men very severely, yel i ght water best. It had been let oat for 6d. an hour. SUOML-The market has been quiet since Pridsy ; 1,000 St. 100 Swede. ma I per owl. 1021 105* - went of the resources of Sweden and Norway, • • nosing them to shriek with the pain. The 6th high said that it was shameful that *oh •• boat bre of ole7ed Hesilk sold at 321 . Rained is elm quiet, 34* 1004 ' D o. Delhi as lOl MS - —w— by facilitating the application of capital to safe W I 11 Do. do. do. }die Otr - Two o'Clocx. and profitable enterprise." Especial reference is . walls were knocked doves, sad damage was done to the should lave bees let oat • moo* time to the decreed Paws unaltered. SA IN Do. Punjaub do.. 1012 1 - The mining market continues to present a quiet . extent of pearly 501. Information w oe gives to the polio*, atter it re shown that be wad perfectly unskilled ia the Come-Busisein has bees done in native Ceylon at et„ IN Do. Ind . 2 ,• 1•4 :,* 2 6: 94 ba _ sod after Goodwin had resolved needier attendee's, he was management of it. The deciemed himself might tare bees 69. 6d. ; also modem* gala of plantation at steady prim m i appearance, with few transactions and prices gene- m ineral de Is, culture commerce, and ma- able to &emir some of his arithate. A reward of 201. through ignemace oases» of his darer. RIM, Rum, and llityrirras.-No sales reported. JOINT NOON DANIS. rally exhibit no change, compared with, those last made to the development of which the foredo, nufact of Sweden and N o rway are ausoeptible. .11 has been offered for th e appeehenaion of say ot the see. After treniag other evident*, the jury reigned the fol. 00 7 208.-About 1,000 helm sold sin* hide'', at !set No d g h. 1 Lim I 2.1 II CI. rims. 1 aka current on S atur d ay. There is a demand, however, The men came over Coekrohin.bridge, and wart away In lowing verdict :-" That the dreamed 01014 to Lis &ma by week's Priem Debentures are to be issued spies! the mortgages the direction of Averoft-bridge, which they were era to misfortune. eel the jams farther say that, i n th em The public soles advertised foe to-marrow consist of 800 ts•e" DR lei2a pp ll AL ittss lima" Ite 1 * 118 •••• 1w for East Caradon and East Grenville shares, which 95400 100 . s ST t 9 psiheld by the company, " strictly confining the I . mon. -MastrAnder Mzaiminer. open°, Mr. Day right not to let oat • boat a second hhila. 1,100 bags West India, 24,000 bags of manritaa, and 10.00) too ;Da New l6 S 7 NI pas R have severa ll y i mproved ret ; the former ere now mount of the debentures to the amount invested ssmorg Ammiwr To LADY MARY C A r1y,...... UM*, us the sew day, to e 110010 S who heir had as sea - 3 . 300 bags of Neesill ry s=l 4 ° Pease' of ea". 3,300 NUN IWAsigio Amide& A lamentable rest occurred at Csebiobnry Park. the seat dent." bags of rice, sod sun tery goods. 0 , 6 % SS Inegto Italian (INtlbst) 5 1 • Grenville are quoted 9tol• • Great Vor, 331 to 1 E ncy business between the north of Europe, The company is also to transact of the Furl of Err, on Saturday night. His lordship's - 22, 411 Anstralesta all 71 711 g g a s gg per - 34 ; West Frumps, 30 to 31, and Clifford Amal- gland, and the Continent, sad agencies are to r ' I titter. Lady Mary Capri, wee engaged at her toilet when WEATHER REPORT.--( THIS DAY.) TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) tem a 1 De. New Ti m wwr g a g I. may; ibbiaibad era t h, mi ., , r 66 6., 11,100 1 us =tuniusn a.s colennras 10 1 Loma gamated, 33 to St No butanes+, is officia ll y re- he established in the priocipal emus's-cal cities her light drier took fire from a candle, and instantly thelo,oop II - corded in the Stock Exchange. , 1 unfortunate lady wan enveloped in Banos. She tried to --.-- tine :-Town tallow, 395. net semis ; Petemburlarl r as 8,01,1011 lead Liam llll 172 im Wit 1 of the Continent, the lierldermasan and the extinguish the are by rolling cm this bad. but finding this MONDAT. War ts, s az. the spot, 40s. 3d. ; Jane, 40s. 6d. ; July, 41a. ; to 16,1100 1 I/ Irak af Otago (thalted)l 6lf Iften - Foreign and colonial mining shares are unaltered. Black Sea. The capital is fixed at 1,000,0001. in ,' to be ine ff ectual, rushed down the stain with a view to .B. T. W. .It Sz D. I. I B.p IL December, 43e. 3d. to 4.3 e. 6d. *MIN Walieltel thweeelels l I * Idle Per sd •"" Yudanamutans have been dealt in at 3 and 31. 20,000 shares of 501. each, with a first issue of obtain help. A party of visitors to the noble earl were ,—. .... i,,„ . —,,-,1 1 ,1 - 7;7,7i . , ace . . 3 1 7 PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. ROOS 11111noltedIrkitarls, NSS 46 - staying in the house at the time, and some of these, whileel* Meek et Make (Lire) . N 11 IMa -. . 10,000 shares, of which 2,500 are reserved for ... . Aberesei ... 110.07 N.N.S.NNL 1a 5 SAL rb 'O. - 10 4 18111. ISN. USK NANO 36 Nank et New naidaad .. 2 Et 101st - R THE ORIAT BANE ROISSIRY.--It will be TO. Sweden, taking tea, having perceived an unusual light, went isto L ,,i 4 R 20.1 1. !2 1 R. X.W. a , y I rine 211 iltradthadtPostammiL le 2 4 on Ull the cloisters to meerrode the mum sad to their inters bones argromm .. , ea. 1 E. 1 5 W. br j .... 1 men co hart tlds day _Arlo AN gams mein hoop se tern. & American Let is - -pm - membered that last kolas, • Hun • named Slgismood The directors of the Financial Corporation .1 they saw the unfortunate lady approaching them enveloped Orseemsda. Jokiest NAL 3 4 W. re Is* I Denver, lest week 1,317 909 677 91,100 NI !British & Californias 3, 6 1 I - Dietrichstain,who bad for sew an retried on bum - iy,-, m i to o ) have made all o f 21 . per sham p a y a bl e . , in a sheet of fire. Help wee isetamtly rendered, and the (WIMP .. • ••1 - - ~., Ditto from Ist Jane 117,494 75.110 WAN WOW SI 111ritleb N. Ansrlos_.,. all 10 Se 2 DOW In the city of London, sudden) y abroaded, taking ~._ ~... of b e I fire was extinguished . but in all probability it was too late, ,____ V den,,,... ll6 •• • • 1 ... /39 ,... 4r•-• $ N. -- - Arrival last week &W. 4 N . M .c - DON trim Ist JaneA first call of 21. 10s. is to be paid on the shares as from the serious rime of the injuries there was but www • - •"' --- • • gg-glag-i N.A. ,466 78.6113 SON 7.555 N, I Do . New - by which be obtained the money wee folly published at II N . N.A . 1171 ai - PrkeY.C.oothespetthesdaprrt re. eel 434. ill. Ms. /M. 11000. 16 Carted. M. oi Lod* 46s en de 71 -' the then. A considerable ion of the money was found of the North Western Bank (Limited) by the 10th ,: little cha n ce that the life of the sufferer could he saved. 6 - 4,7e. - 4 - ,', 'sir as; w.a.W. 4 . W.N.W. ee i Ditto Town last Friday ma ea. am. sd. ma ed. 10.000' 11 1 I Da. New - - The poor lady, three enduring groat segniale, calmly told netyheel ... RN WI N.N.W. 6 , W. er 212. vane* en - In the powessiou ot • tein whim be wee apprehended, o f J ung . those who cam* to her help to take ears of the house, end Pamereks...,7o.oo•ll N.W. 2 ' N.W. be - Antral tor the week endtog June I Let 'we . and deli- gum leg ogggi a - and within the last few days the remainder of the property The fourth and final call of IW. is to be paid on 1., it would seem that her warning wee nos giro is vain, for reosanos .. 20.1.5 66 N.N.W. I , N.N.Z. oo - 4 ° 17 143 "M I L 71° arrival 2ss " 12 gsw l wiwd • IS ' mg ' WO,Bllll Id exasendated leak (1. ) 4 7i 75p. Ili 1 has bun reooveried. tloder these circumstances the aff en going to the room which she bad left it we, found to be Brest ....... 30.14411 N. $ ' N.N.E. e - from Australia. Sa6 hone lark America, and 114 from ether 1,400)10/ Kleallosstel (L.) l5 6 6 pin le place*: total, 143 cask,which created so much seesation at the Nine op scoonnttioir the 10,000 new Aare, of the links Bask of Al*. L'Oeteet /16 06 41. N. a w.e.w. Ibe - lima se ' Ng leaden (itadtall I g 4 pea -• g o „ w ow. o e Ike roman, b e bees brow* to en sad. trails by the 16th of June. en fire. The flames were however, soon subdued. By the aocaiaok:-...;aitani N.E. • I N.W. b. - 8,000 60 I Do. New last aromas from Oashioliury there was no hope el any p1 y . 04 , 4 1, „. 4010 I R N.N.W. • I wit. w, 84 , i - METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. 10,000100 'Webb and lash (Um LI pee Ipm U Tax Govsaroa or lifstrarring.-At a meeting The third call of 11. is to be paid on the hrvilanfl other than • fatal tersnination. w erneeta.. MAIN N. W. I ( 11.11.1 •i - fllllft DAY.) SLOW 20 Itnalloot&Auel.Cheatd lt 11 It -. of the Society of Arta, at Port Louie, Mauritius, as lan. 19 Railway 5 per cent. perpetual 41, preferenoe shares NATIVE CONVERTS AT BOMBAY. -His Highness the PerleimelE.. TOW 61 N.N.W. S ; H.S.'s- eI -• The somber of besets is small sad the demand improved, st'SSI IS ' Me" ma ewsds* I L Is 2 11 P. - 1 ; Maharajah Mellow Singh gave a liberal entertainment as fAsthnl •• ••• Mgr. " N ' WW • i 1 1 1 • 1 7•1 be t " I 2 ; coneequently prices are better for an descriptions. The Sir Bears Haiti!, alter has* wwwieted to booms , Ho; of 1883 by the 16th of inns. 6 0 . 00 e 40 throPeen=w llol 10 1 I pr - . parse el the society, declimed the invitation to preside at The annua l mea d mge gi gg o f the sbereboldars De.etlo,o6o 100 . Madam the 1 2th retain to the native morns of the Pro- Timms, NN N. s i r. , 1 tr, b 1 _ 3 supply of sheep is also smaller. In consequence et 20. gee gm I D o . N oe ags4l4 115 5 51 .4 742.1 7 " 7,,. i ' HS wileting. " I mold do it," added his toelleac7. " ilt tenant Mimeses in Bombay. It took place in the hall i d ereseeedi t . . min N. Ipm se ;- 5 the great chimp in the weather, big fat sheep are 12,000 . 1011 Imperial Bank, Maar 10 21 13 pm • the p rov i so . o f ykt or i a „ Th en r rbis.bd: lint i did sot of the National Bank is fi xed for to-morrow, the of the Free Gemmel Aasembly's Institation sad the Weida . -.AM.* SE N.& I I N.E. 1k .- 4 gain 000ridelly better than es Monday Let. Geed 1,000•1091 Do. New adjoining class rooms, and was attended by sheet Rellgoried..l ----- I - - I - - Limbo gad calms are also rather &wee Frogs Germany llatee' * lwi lape d irtal e. Mama l O 11 Dian 21 i I should be glad to devote to yoga. Bs reviser, Broad-street 47,0 individuals, young and old, including all the Ploakslin .4 Holland there are 1.180 Meats. 0 , 300 ea*. and 140 1 1 3. f0 NI: '''' V' ;P ala th 13 i t Pri: #1 s hewer , *et I MA* the liveliest intones in . .Z!_as waist! : It is annomiced that the Provincial Banking Cor- mietiooaries and their families of the Church Mie• 111114 DAT. on NoirrEnd wmissmAT. salves, and 80 pip ; Spain. 122 beasts ; Scotland, 470. g i gg g igg E . g . aug grggigo, - *et 1 awwFwberd ell it. °writ. all Its s's• 1 bils e poration have taken the premises now occupied by sionary Society, the American Ifisaion. and the established N.W. to N.ll. Dealt. Comma. N.Z. to N . W. ,, treeh to !reload, 40 ; and 2,333 from Norfolk and Su ff olk. 6,400 ICO loo.B.Ayreutlt.Platp 0 13 IS see -.- already, in ether colorise, appreciated too well the admin- . the English and Irish Book, 25, Poultry and will sod free Churches at Seettaad. Severed animated and , some Mowers. moderate. Bas. Per stases Mbs. a. ••d. 1 Per nese es labs s. d. s. d. gemsy is i D o , go. New gg I 4 pg, tare of sisidlar sereettes sot to be diPrisid ta do all ow • interesting addresses were delivered on the occasion . Dr. W. N.W. to 11 . 5 . E • **ma H.*. to ".. and Dot )seta , Desdes• 48 5 0 gessDuellstil.bilagb 6 6 4 goo 100 lu g .. te r ., N 4 gr o g. ( 9/ 2 4pm -. I this you have • right to expect from the chief of this commence business there on 4 IV Hem noticed the seciouregnig progress of missions in ! tr. th t ve nladande r ,.. . bar, seernes, ge- MN Short.borns .. 464 10 Reg Tang-w 001 5... . 0 0 • 10,0001 90 Lee. Meant* Arad. all Id 27 - ' eolcuy."-Afeltoorme Arena A meeting of the Copiapo ExtensiOn Railway sera* Sae. NNW anal beasts I 0 4 0 Do. do. Shore .., 4 8 6 10,000 100 L ee d om en d ookatet IL is 2am so .- ag ; came 0 Ivies IN QIIIIINBLAND.-Tbe cotton company is called for the 3lst Mat Bombay sod the Keratin and Gujarati districts of the Fed- ! A „, gegg g g,,,,,, llorremmit. As sort above. Delves - N.N. se, to L N.F., Larmsan. N. to E. and beck, Men , ' . : reel properly so called, on his arriving in the oountty thirty. I fresh, sharers In fresh to moderate, BeatlNset Mtbreelf 000 0 . Lambs - II 47 45 _ doing very well. A letter from roe of them , dated Febraary five years ego. He adverted to the different deems et I Mee* tar Darts et market, 4.420 : sheep and lambs. 14,110 : clans. Hoed Iddi= e r NerNire ) 117 IR sume me 7, 1864, states that they got employmeit the third day and Australian Royal Mail Company will be held religioniste--Brahminista, Zorosstrimee, Mahammedens. I _l l ___,_twillenewileotland____,thernwbsdand. Wales. and 24- le; per . MO. 90,41* 1111 & Ilselk en Si eel id - after th eir arrival. at 11. a week wi th hem& The , . Jew., sad others, which had eatered the Christian chunk I Pe e w ee ' e "" u " w " = lir eth chraimd ami 2* * ll*2 * Ississli Lela le I Do. Do. Noe,. ad - - - writer is now a shepherd, with MA • year and diet, on the 30th inst. . , I miteallward Naga* and Bat . . under his own ministry. He also directed attention ' BOROUGH HOP MARKET. -(THIS DAY.) Ore t rr lea- °S. w eer" 'Ma' *I 4 4 449* * which is excellent and sbmideat. Its says :-" We IllArensAY ivaxnes. to the striking providencen connected with the MOM. melewo !Lon. A Westesimier .. fle et Ile SG{ Mseen. Petteoden ad Smith report the demand for one- mese sgis m we. g. w . 1 440 141 •4 4., 1 2i • 10 p . ...., hare more retire than we am use- . 161h. of fl our, Couple, w hi c h closed yesterday at got to t, e x J &ion of hie Highness the Maharajah Dbaleep Pron. gumption ratters steady for both English and foreign, sod se,OOP N Miranda & Zatand. lo 5* hem DI 4111. of sugar , sad 8 oz. of tea per week. with liberty to kill div. for the Bth of June, were first marked this i . ~ i : the hied beet of the large meeting assembled together, THE OXFORD AND CAWNVIDOE lINIVIESITY kb, 0 .„ 4 , 44 i,,,,. f o ll y ..i. 4A i o . d. m e o bbwks 600 . 66 66,066 is Do. New p . 164 the best sheer. we can fad in the flock for our on. The . th e consistency of wham Meatier' walk and cenversatiois Rini& -Last year the Osiehridge University Rib Dorm speak of a f ew fb ee L ew i n roo d s ow, byes ., *ma lee ( Metro. & Prow. be& IL le IS 14 pee El masters an keep stores. and if we want any luxuries front it morning 90j, and closed at 90}, " buyers." For woe knows to an, sod whose identification of hinreelf paid their teethes§ ot Oxford • ionsplimeneery vita. sad MOW 113 'neck* (Lm) 6 11 %Ps -. the mu briers them with our ration. The pride of • gam money the last price was 9 to 1, with div. with the Darin eoeverts et Bombay was moat exemplary both male way there reviewed le onnlsser• 0. 06 ..tortlaY 6 . 212 162 I°ldlln° )cent ( iWI !IDWo 1 PR "" is M. 10s. in the store. We tee kill as many wild decks, The of fi cial bullies. report is as ows:- There per *IA socooratiasg. Dr. Wilms was followed by the Ray. the Oraians retuned the emery by • visit to Cam COAL MARKET-MEETS DAY.) MK. 1* iNatamal of Lase., few 11 - - pug -. - *ems , wlt• and black swan; and eke" , as we sea We Cont. Consols, for mosey, 91i, i ; ditto for ac- James Winos, of the Church Mimi* who addressed the sad the two corps wan reviewed before Colonel M• 11". Walls Rod Hellas, 17s. 6d. ; Walla Rod South Rea*. :l i t' 1 4 l i kt v i s eg f Bgrsk ipeimild .!. ll ., ew 4_- - - our (me to, with wild turkeys from liltb. to 3131 b• in weight count, 9 1 ; Three per Cent& Reduced, 89, 1 ; , . I meeting in Marathi„ oiling particular attention to the The day was beautifoliv fine , mad Parker's-Moog, • parade. 17a.; Walla Red Hartlepool. 17s. ; Walls End &eddy* wen to jr,, o South wale - we g g - v, 56 We have tomcod in a garden, aid have vegetables, pomp ..,.. jra: hippy effects of such an assembly presided ewer by • ground sot to be eneelled, Presented • lively wawa.. Hellos , 164.; Walls bid Russell Hettem, 16e. lid. ; Wells LIM MO New Leland ( lamed ) he a a Ise - hts.a , melons, cucumbers. cabbages. beam, end l o tt o ." N ew x Three Cents., Ti m , 89 ; ditto Three-and- more is whore enlightened profession of Chriatieeity same theory& of civilises sad others Wog sessimbled to Red Eden Maim, 15e. 61. ; Walls Zed Hetton Lyme 15e.; 50,4111 le Mirth areetere gi .... - - pew*, and shall have English potatoes in season. so that a-Half per Yenta, 97t; I Five per Cont. Stock, as flour rejoiced. The Rey. Nampo Sheriadri rave Whiten the Poweedin" *clothe& of course. an inmittlet Wylam, 17 s• ; West Wylsm. Ille ; Hastings Hartley, * 422 * ICetewel Itwat 'ewn all 51 It la '.- 13 we require very little from the eters, Dogs oat front 21 . to 10fee, I ; Five par est. "ordered" rupee paper, tom• curious Doting of the washing of Christian minions ember of the fairer sex, who by th e gram of their pee. 15e. 6L-95 ships at market ;95 at sea. mess lell Itorfrhe. et Irebsd - mese a eimeareaLenenii is $4 teemed -se H. seels• this inn, with a more sad feel. cost about 201 . 1041, 105, 103} ; ditto Five-andm-Half per Cent, ninon the peasantry of the Decao. The Rev. Dban. . MOM teet Se additional met to them 12,11* el De. do. New * - -•• Next year we shah have 451 , seek, se/ lees article to bay ' 1131. iebbel Nowrojee returned the thanks of all the natives . ARIdoURT AND DRILL -100 M AT SELBY. -On --- -- - *CO/ 111 loath Amman& II 40 - at -. I hope to he able to seed for my brother mid family in Sep. f 1 Merl to the prince for calling them together, and con- Saturday , at Selby, Lard Londerborcegh laid, with CI7IIOVB FIRS -A curious specimen of the Sony mac 11 Month Listens (Um.) 1 , n , 6° ,!' °F is so may ways to their etitertainsornt ; aid nasenie ceremony, tie feudal= mese of an armoury rear wee oataht in the water close to the beach, Wiles- 10,005110 , 11141114. et i.e. Attlee ''`. " . ""e , at the request of his hilltinese. ensured all and • drill-room, Larded for the use of the gmg, • few days back. It was about a yard in length, and 4426 *2 I D s. d es . Tim C ost or ITALIAN Bausearnaos.-A letter mar se oats. o r Ausraslis . A ell li•,1 recant that the some before him was ore ot the happier of 38.1. West York (or Selby) Rifle Volunteer Come Ladthe heed du eel with • make-like body. A pretuaioe subjoined, via :-International Lead Credit, 11 mom no 'mom of hawed (13. • ) * a 2 ells 7. from Turin fa the hullpriedamee of Braman says :-" The 0 5 , -. !' l. '• Several hymn*. in Eallisb, Harlribl. sod Hindi . Advantage was lakes of the mession by his tenastry of bright yellow spots , as large is diameter as pets, marked grime m !r a t a , s e m ad . - Yielder of the Interior, it may be remembered, demanded ee '' prom .; I mp erial IDS, 2 prem. ; ' . "" d i n the national anthem) were sung by the girls of in the neighbourhood sad the labs/atria et the Sown to ti, tail ea both ades. Wham throws on the beech altar , DOLIA • supplemeetery credit of 4,500,000 f. for th e extraordinary Fore-strestWatehotnie, 44 toll prem.; Ottoman Ti- the minion boarding schools god the adult converts been . preaset his lardalrip with an address of memaleatioe, this =right it diegorpd wend snail fish. Some of the ,„ I „,, , Doom I y ‘ 1 a l. pd . & 1 e ats expenses caused by the campaign again/ft brigandage. The nodal , par to } prem. ; ShireosksOelliery, 1/ to 11 "d beta een the addressee. Altogether, the proceedings , heted hie gat visit to Selby slam kb smerisge with the wen, more like those et a snake thaa a fish. The ' '''' s ''''' t *amber granted him tour millrace. The sum which prem. • Tyne Shipbuilding, li to 2 prem. ; Humber were et a meet gratifying character. -Bombay Tine& ; lAdy Edith &emu* daughter d the late Doke of Bra. bogy lame close meemblaace to that of the haulm& , L°:5408 St Wl* 1.1 .21.....* **lll 140 143 141 ' km met the Italian goverauseet sines 1161, is Ni m b i , } dig, to I pram ; East India Am- ores-• WILTCHPOLITAN Foss HOdrITAL, Decorum:our , kirk sad abet of the preen& duke. A homer, le Mee "sanrophia" or smite lizard of Beethiree Africa, but wee 1.6 . 6 „,' 056 r .. a .'wwwes • lo 14 -IS - al men Wu 20 millions , without rechoiting the .„;., t d • to . q i dh oom 3 to 1 dt„ ; Q ueens . 1 oa. par , ‘. P=.•,..L•ltr, CITT.-The aggregate numbed p r tti•nts relieved : tass issiossasy Dade for the mediae et the armoury sad mines the rudimentary tom and legs. It wee a true fish , • k eekese eg. IN. g a g.," 111. 12 54 -. espouse of keeping up an mum perigee in the southern land beep, g d , uumg , the s6 . week ending 4 : 1 •4 21 was -mod i ggy ; su e, .►ioh 542 wan save mast &a 1.., leee eke ammo/ by Lord and Lady Loam- and we believe new to Icthyology.-R/Morra (Aranclicin) I eakees i t e v eethareptor us - iii - , = p p e ri wwwwee, ssts ia x i d di tt . essiddirabk by tel 1 ; 214 3 t tiona m2 dis. ll;uhat • M il liarliltolroei dim. i . . . . . . . . . , - • , . ' • • .. . 1 isri«uww~~ ~w:w.~ Kaa.,104,111 Mode* Damsel sad Corti& Do. Do. i Dam INotrogollosa Do. New IDdlowd Do. Now DO Harm & Darby na tic Wa. (Lro) Do. Morel NM rod Nos ir tr ib roy lArom) North Do. idia.,l'arth,Dord. N. Norgero—Borwiet Do. O. N. N. Para_ Do Laois Do. Tort Oirtiolo Do. Stock &Dorlizor Do. do. 186644 North Loudon Da110r..... North Beafferdentne N. • S. Wakens Jaen Illoottlab Central Scottish N.L Aber.llo 3cottlah Midland l!Shremsburf d Wel** 'Shropshire Union l l bwl~ - Trton *oath Easiora Yorkah. Aim Doc ValeWoklailmAG. Ts( De. 3 0 IMPt b& la 101 I* 100 100 Ds Vas at Daft Vidalia Ilta. d I I NEI") Waterke Mow West 00(111rall IfliarilpL FLA.& 11 1 DRITDia ? skawAn. Is, MaYEY The stock markets to-day are extremely dull aki inactive, owing partly to the holidays this week. Ia some cases prices have suffered a little from the absence of business. Consols have declined 1-10th to per cent., and one or two of the eye eulative foreign stocks are a fraction lower. Home railway stocks have 'warmly moved. There is little demand for money to-day, and the supply has further increased. The rate for good three months bills is 7} per cent. In the Stock Exchange there is almost an entire absence of inquiry for short loans on government securities, and the nominal rate is 4 per cent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 66fr. 66c., being the sameas on Saturday. Consols are now quoted 91} to f, with div., for money, and 90 to 1, ex div., for the account (June 8). The official bulimia report is as follows :-Tbree per Cent. Consols, for money, 91f, ; ditto, for account, 90, ; New Three per Cents., 891, 88/ ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1051, i ; ditto Bonds, 15e. dis. ; Exchequer Bills, March, 7s. dia. ; ditto June, Bs. dis. Greek Bonds are per cent. lower, at 23 to 1, and Mexican I lower, at 431 to f. Confederate Bonds have risen 2 per cent., being quoted 65 to 67, owing to the news from America. Other foreign stocks are mostly unaltered. Turkish Bonds of 1858, are quoted 681 to ; the Cousolidtie, 47} to 48 ; and Spanish Passive, 331 to 1 ; Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brani lian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 91; ditto, 1863, 87f, 1 ; Chilian Six per Cents., 101 ; Egyptian, 1011 ; Greek, for account, 23f, 2tl; Mexican, for account, 431 ; Portuguese, 1856, kc., for account, 48*, 1 ; Russian, 1822, 88 ; ditto 1862, 861, 87f, ex div. ; ditto 1864, scrip, 3,1 prem.; ditto Anglo-Deitch, 871 ;'Spanish Passive, for ac count, 34, 33} ; Turkish, 1864, for account, 881 ; ditto 1858, for account, 681 ; ditto 1862, for account, 71 ; 70}, 711, 701; ditto 1001. Bonds, 70/, 711 ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 56f, ex div. International Financial shares are now quoted St to 6 prem. ; General Credit, 51 to 6 prem. ; tfudaon'a Bay, 19 tot ; Credit Mobilier, 44 to 1 prem. ; Credit Ponder (Great Britain and Ireland), 04 to 7 prem. ; International Land Cre dit Company, 11 to 2k prem. ; Millwall Ironwork; *to 1 prem.; Imperial Bank of China, *to 1 prem. ; City Ofsoes, 1 to * prem.; and Imperial Financial, 311 to I Prem. _ __ loos o'Cwcz. Conk are fractionally better, at 911 to i, with div., for nosey, and 901 to I, ex die., for the account. 110,000&. in gold has been sent into the Bank. The question of closing the Stock Exchange . op Wednesday next, "Derby day," will be taken into consideration by the committee to-day. It is believed that the committee are not in favour of shutting the house, yet it is thought that they will defer to the wishes of the large number of members who have signed the petition to this effect. If so, their decision will forma precedent which will probably be acted upon in future. Hitherto, on " Derby days," when the Exchange has not been shut, the attendance has been very small, and the amount of business unimportant. About 38,0001. is gold was bought by the Bank yesterday. The Edinburgh, from New York, has brought 156,0001, in specie. It appears that the amalgamation between Messrs Barnett, Soares, and Co., and Mesas. Haoburys and Lloyds, private banker., will take effect on and after the let of July next, and that each part ner will retain his full interest in the new firm. At an extraordinary meeting of the shareholders of the Agra and United Service Bank (Limited), held this day, Mr. G. G. Macpherson in the chair, 'Alone - Ma 7