The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-04 00:00:00

LAW INT MUG EN CE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Salaam la Baneo. M —(l3.sfore am Load Cpbell sad Jonas M, Crompton, awl KW.) IKE CIVEI3I 1. IRE OVIII6IIILII OF ST. 7A.1114 . 9, . . Campbell pats *great in this ass, l whit& the rpmettcon was whether the appointmemt of an auditor to audit the arc•onste relating to the relief of the pose to the permit rested with the overseers or the Poor-law Baird. The court held that it rested with the Lair, sad that the authorities of tha wie sus *lies the *slaw, who the Poor-law Board had smutted ender the previsions of the Poor-law Act, to audit die &scouts. iodising for the avows. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) xmanox-soriss. Otero brims and George Brewer, two grassy-looking fellows were elarged with being found in poseemics of a leg IA to Pare been stolen. le 572, deposed that on the previous aftenees thetwopnsossrsis Philpot-lans,= cambia ism& mile Ms arm. They west on to E where bug sees jelmed_by a third wan, and then all them wt Sate 1111. Morreo-MM, to a public-home. These hooktmell he lbs died man to stead back, while the aimed vest Sag add sterftless to the landlady ghost her bream klub. net Ma Worms went cep and moertelnig shot user km& enstelsed a kg of pock questioned them se to mime Ow got it, upon whisk they_ . seat (key led fought t of a men at Nett. Is ersounneenertel for 6a. Afterwerds aid they Mole k *sr dr e ad thinking there obiteuest wry sew thifelefy ha look them lam tirpiry 10 OD arena that Mr. 11=S r Of moaket had leaf stab • bg, end that dm priooooro lad maw Woo to Nott's=lll6m. op they tvpreerested. No Iraq woe found on A mums bees 11,. lloweed's identified the leg se Sae h wee Mein bees dots they yesterday &furnace. sad deposed to he velum Sob. Ss. Bf,wer sow ponied In saying that he had bought the pork of a roma in Nutt'a yobbo-hones for 65., end added that be wee trying to sell it Le tn., mg haring yet paid for it, in order to clear le. for kimaelf, end the other pro-our sup ported him. They were nesended for the attendance of a witness from Nutt'., with an ammo-Won that if their statement with regard to having been than turned out correct they would be dio chirp& BOW-STREIT. .111180N1 IX LAW. • CoVQ James "turns, au 711 - young mon, who was lardy committed for trial, in company watt a women, en • camp °lntimating to pick porkers in the Perk on the geselien of hoe Majesty's drawing-room, wee nought before Mr. Henry for swanking the ensemble, Hill, 156 I', who op peaheaded him on that occasion. It will be remembered the prisoner and his campanile, M endeavuunag to Cat& apprehension, got into a cab, which was stopped by the giber, sad they were appeekended. A handimmis bead pane, containing looney, was afterweeds bead lathe cab, tint no owner meld be forted for it. The creatable Hill now stated that the trial took plow yesterday, when the jury acquitted the primmer and the Mu!gwomen. lo the tonne of witneeee evidence he men'ioaed that the prisoner, when apprehended, re sisted, and In the waggle, struck him. At the close of the ceee the jadp cede:ad MIMI'S to take him into cvatody, and ring him before the magistrate on the them of assault. The prisoner, le defame. said that he had not intended to strike the conatable. It was only • push" eocideatally given in the course of the 'mule. The connahle, however, declined positively that it was a distinct blow, sad was glum letentiosally. Mr. Henry said that the primer having been so Asa in the custody of the police, as errand from the kng list of et-unctions spinet him. ought to now that he meet not re test an Laker in the tunnies of hi. duty, bat that ho was bound to go quietly to the stedicarbewee. If with ads bow ledge he mill chose to resist and mann the csmehatile who was taking kin into rowdy, he pet he prepared he amp, the comerqueaces. He mart goy • las of 71., or be mead for • month. LAMBETH. A11.14D LT Dt atno THZ HUNETIIIOOX. ♦ middle *god torn, named Parker, Ayes Sagged begone Mr. 6Wott entk hiring ematdout his wtio =ate• Perksr, • good-looking young woman, under tke folloorig aggr•vatd ciernmataintee. . . . . Mr. sek appeared for the complekteed. TIM complaisant mated, thee so.. We ego the was le ferric. in Aresue-rued, Camberwell, sod tbst widle there the prisoner ra , ki azd paid him address* to W. He at =made proposals of eminiego is bee, to eh* mestaidly cowered. They we =Wed shoot wee* ago, but a week had steady whoa ha beg* iu-ses bee, eel be WI daily _ to do so till hi beessie so moient that else was elellged to 11111“ him sad go to wide with bar Wade. who lift la Greek street, Bobo. Kr. Elliott—Whew was the last tin be sewaslied year Complwat—Os Threads, I west to see my sestber. Rhea I nursed law I lowed OM a 7 hsetemi was sot at her. I west Is had. Wks he... home he streak He thee mixed bold of my Week which he tees to pieces. He bee beweestly Week se. Oaly four dye after say w rist* be bee* to me. Ido sot want to hart him, bet *eh him to be booted over to kwep the pesos. I we* W. with him say Wier. A fowls (landlady of the bow is which the vim* end tromplatamit lived) elm/ 'ha. the Later ohms spoke to INT shoot her busbaud's The viewer, who had so reply to the cheep, was held to bail in two euretwe of tllf. each to he* the puss towards his erde for NU most*. I/1 %Tit or Panic Ml. Liz..-11 is with extreme tepee that we ''names the dee* 1n his eightieth you, of the VerAßev. Principal Les, whkh took place within hie Memos ills collage. st as only hoar pithy** (Monday) marning. Pr incept Leo wr Me eft the few earvivere of the red nos of Scottish dieters sot scholors; and sway will mho from oar events sad toototallo hie reserable and well beeves figaro. His life was one of indektigebb Washy ; though it is matter of regret that his ammo* writiop give bst an insdogate hayressioa of his gnat *bats sod extensive seqWwwwete. la the general assembly he Oiled the rOt.. of eihriV im e:;rk, mid on **trues pinta of oar early ecolialiatical he was en authorly from whom there wee so appeal. Is 1184 he was elected to the mode rat-r's thee; emd mealy of the peeneral letters that from Ouse to time wen eddnemd to the dim& were from W pea. The late prim** vas bees shout 1780, in a village cm (Le Gala Water. He woo foe a time emder the celebrate I Dr. Lsgdsa, end enerwerds pried to the Maim sl:4 Rdiebugt, whore he took a legate *moil** 8 . Gently, bowler, he 'Mend the arab, his fest charge being a flookh *molt *London. Ilia not ',dire neat •••• t 1 Nobles, where be resided f-r four yews; and, thee surly rien* to some mime of eminence, he w in 1812 sleeted to the *Mr of Char* History in the Calowsite of I gt Asdrems. Dr. Lie, bunks r appoittenenta, after wards eatoseslyety tiled the chergarif the Cenoegate, Lady Paste's, and the Old Church is this city, melt, ia 1840. he was elected by the Town Cooed' to the high Aim of Pee cipsl of the Uoimewity. In 1814, he was elseed to the chair of Disinity in the Unieenity, which he held oon joaciioa • ith the principalship. Principal Lae was one of its doom of th.. cbspel Hoyle, mil • fellow of the Royal SO. ie. y.-6doeliiietis RUiTllet. TO DEATH.—The truth is, that unless tbe wear and tear of life is extracediaarily morns eel un remittleg, men reel up faster thus they wear op. In this cessions the horrible The of ',leery enninerisnt, with 'whine to do. The mind, sea uliing in vela fur snow thing t, act Twin, corrodes irwlf. It is the geseteeil spp6. cation of the metaphor of toting ma's own heart. Still, there are *halal men, of a a espy, Inert diipoi inn, who are commt just to open their eyaide, the window-shutters al their soot, sad to allow the imago of tle opposite tide ol 'he 'tenet, sad of any paring etracuter, to stream in, so if their ayes end their lira* were gifted no more animation than the lees sail the pipe of • come* obscure, Nevis *elms, In beg vex, they are oil,* made to pay dearly for theft =- human 'loth and animpiemierobilly. As thy imitate the life, so they dilow the fans, aad they th • de.tity, cd ohs smiled ox sad the fatted pig. Thole Wool messiest doe, its duty but their Welk+tad orsanism not d o ing if., the larolustary tritens of the eamomel treasure, Holm la pin", gets ihrt simmer/ of the volume:, ; bbiod and rat triumph over serve end brain, sad the domeetie biped is rant by apoplexy, *dump& los, or dropsy. se surely ee if Ise hod been led to the bat. harp ; will the ditforsoce that a domestic quadruped is maul eft, its death, whereas he, the do-no this* sad thinkimottung, is, whoa sleaghtered, only en es eatabssnoe and a bailee«, causing cowidwahle trouble sad expose to get lid ut—Desktree's "All Oa liar lewd." Love AND DTTX.—A marring, was recently 'mo'n'ad is oar columns, between s pliant son of Neptune well the daughter of • sesposted clergyman of the Church of Ragland. After the sup! e vs mony, the " happy couple" left tows to epee& the honeymoon, but scarcely had obey departed wheat a tee dram from the Admiralty re u Let the bridegroom's revideress directing him imtan'l b 1 join his chip in an Emend' port, as it had be* ordeal t mil the following awning es foreign No time was lest in deepetoblag the telegram after the newly-eifirried couple, eibm, mach to their coastervitko, it aeon reached, but the order was imperative, sat with that deo,stios to duty so chvectotiorio e 4 she British adlcr, Cu beidegrowe at oars " ton himeelf sway " from the arms of warphag Wide, and within t ire. home after his mar /Sege we. howbeit sloop et the rate of some thirty or forty mike an hoar es roods to heal-quaiters, leaving his better hell to *ma to the shelter of the pate/sal roof till the arrival of more pareful time.-6eutsame. ClarilTAL razzes.-- 051 SHILLING DAB TrreoAT, MAT 3.—:Adashoirma is pio suent, 2,310; anto, by New* Wale ; 292. Tend villa", AGA. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 4, 1859. SHARE LISTS.-7HIS DAY. Two °Tim& The railway share market remains inactive. The principal transactions have been in Mid land, Great Western, and Eastern Counties stocks, which have declined * to 1 per cont. The other leading stocks are quoted the same as at 4 o'clock yesterday, viz., London 11114 North Western, 86* to 861 ; Great Western, 49 to 60 ; Midland, 911 to 92* • Eastern Counties, 61* to 62 ;; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 84; to 861; Caledonian, 73 to 74 ; South Eutern, 18 to 3 per share ; and North British, 60k to 511. The market on the whole wears a more settled appearance. French and Lombardo-Venetian railway shares are quiet, with little change in prior. Lombardo' Venetian Old shares are quoted 2* to 2* die., and the New, 3to 3 die. East Indian Railway stock con tinues to meet with inquiry. Foreign descriptions are generally dull. - - OIDINART SHAM! ♦ID /LOON& , 'rxr:- --::: .i 0 bieiAnr4l De.•••••• • all Do. 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( 1.10.1. 0 4 10 Do. gl.. i I I Poo 11.1.6. Imattlio ) Pmts.& Orin. SIM I DL Dos Rol Poo It Ir.Do T.L atigP"l Swot Nag Itrs Wol Imo= 1 as° 4os.o. Ws tasa. ti e4r l 1 I ii 1 11 Os Par I. MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocii. The fund, fully maintain their late improvement. After rising 1 per ant., Consols are now quoted 1 per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. The manifesto of the Emperor of the French has produced little effect. Great languor continues to prevail throughout the Stock Exchange, and in some in stances prices are rather lower. The scrip of the New Indian Loan has receded to 901 to 911. The Bank of France have raised their rate of dia. count to 4 per oent., as was anticipated. Consols for money are officially marked 901 to 901, and are now quoted 901 to 1. For to-morrow's settlement the quotation is likewise 901 to 1, but transactions took place in the course of the morning as high as 904. Bank Stock tsar been dealt in at 216 to 219; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 891 to 1 ; the New Three per Cents., at 891 to 1 ; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 764 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Deben tures of Let year, at 93; the scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 911 to 92; India Bonds, at 20s. die.; and Exchequer Bills, at 18s. to 255. prem. The closing quotations of the Three per Cent. Rents, at Paris, yesterday, were 60fr. 60c. for money, and 60fr. 55c. for the account, being still flat. The foreign stock market remains dull. Turkish stooks are flat, the Old Six per Cents. being . quoted 63 to 65, and the New Loan, 63 to 65. Bales • or the latter have been pressed as low ea 60. There are more inquiries for Mexican Bonds. Sales are recorded u follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. 1858, 891 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 17, 171; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 40; Sardinian Five per Cents., 67 ; ditto, for account, 674 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents, 261; ditto for account, 26; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 114, 644 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for ac count, 64, 50 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 99, 991. The appearance of the money market still cai duces to an apprehension that the Bank minimum rate will ere long be further advanced, and this im pression is not weakened by the rise in the value of money on the Continent, and by the adverse move ment in some of the leading Exchanges. The demand at the Bank was again large yesterday, indicating an anxious condition of the public mind. Many of the monied establishments being very chary lenders, and charging high rates for all but the shortest paper, the Bank of England is natu rally resorted to. In Lombard-street only bills having a few days to run are taken at 3/ per cent. For four months' paper 5 per cent. is charged, and for the best six months' bills 6 per cent. The amount of gold withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation was 28,00 W., making a total of 194,0001. since the date of the last return. - At Hamburg the rate of discount is u high as 5 to 61 per oent. At Frankfort an advance to 4/ per out. has taken place. At Vienna cm Monday a freak fall of I per cent. took place in the Austrian Metallic,. At Frankfort the decline amounted to 2 per cent. At Amster dam, however, there was a partial recovery. Consols now carry . 1 par cent. accrued dividend. About 386,0001. in Australian gold is known to be still at sea, of which 268,000/. is due, or nearly due. The Australian telegram, which is now hourly looked for, will doubtless announce the sailing of additional vessels, with a large quantity of gold. - , Some rather important alterations have taken place in the continental exchanges. As regards several of the principal markets , including Holland, Belgium, Hamburg, and Frankfort, the movement was decidedly adverse to this country. On the other hand, the exchanges on St. Petersburg, Vienna, aid some Italian plasse,', have become still more favourable. Owing to the war panic the rate on Vienna has risen to lq to 156. The Paris exchange remains steady. The rates are shown below: Amstettlasn, three month', 11.141 to ; ditto short, 11.111 to 121; Rotterdam, three mouth; 11.144 to ; Antwerp, 24.90 to 95; Hamburg, auks be throe mouth; 13.31 to 44; Perla, three days bt, 25.21 to 71; ditto, three maths, 26.271 to at • Prealdmvou the-Mains, three montla, 1151 to 1184 ; Pettishly', per rouble, three months, 3 2 4 to 3; ViSUELS, et do. months, 14.40 to 15. 00 ; Trieste , ditto, three month: three , 14 60 to 15.10; Madrid, three months, 49 to 4; Cadiz, three montha, 494 to 1; Leghorn, three months 3140 to 80; Genoa, three months, 25.50 to 80 ; Naples, three months, 391 to 404; Palermo, three months, 120 to 4; Messina, three mouths, 1201 to 4; Lisbon, 90 days, 521 to 3 ; Ofrorto, 90 days, 521 to 1. The directors of the Grand Trunk Railway Com pany of Canada have intimated to the Stock Ex change that, "in consequence of the present un settled state of the money market , they have decided to postpone the !subscription for 1,111,5001. second preference capital for the present." An extraordinary general meeting of the Sub marine Telegraph Company is called for the 13th inst., to authorise the hying down of the proposed new submarine lines to France, and the issue of the n capital, as well as the completion of the telegraphic communication to Denmark. The weekly traffic return of te Great Western Railway of Canada, just received, h shows a decrease of 3,4011. sterling. The final call of V. is to be paid on the shares of the Copiapo Extension Railway Company by the 28th inst. Bank shares remain very dull, and in some instances primes are little more than nominal. The so shares of the two discount companies met with a few inquiries. Red Sea Telegraph closed at 1, 1 to 1 dig. South Ad lower. The shares of ustralian and 13ritush Americanthe Land in shares were quote Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada were official:y marked 3 prem., and General Steam Navigation, 24 and 26. Canada and Victoria Government bonds were in better demand to-day, but South Australia and Nova Scotia were more offered. The prospects of the freight market, as affected by the war, are thus noticed in the circular of Meters. Serialist, Peacock, and Co.: Ohms war last Wee political aff.irs have culminated in actual hostilities, and the effect of war era the freight market i 01916 a most important qamtion for consideration. At present opinions must N based upon th e limitation of war to the powers already engaged in It—viz., Austria, Sarctiele, and Fran--and if it be con fi ned to these nations, England observing a strict neutrality, we do not anticipate env extra - ordinary demand for tonnege in transport service.. The con tending armies will be conveyed to the seen a of action by land, with unimportant exceptions, mealy provided for by the fleets of Frazee and Sardinia. A demand to: teenage will wigs In the event of any extensive supplies of mat or other neceessees being drawn from this country, but this may be sevfously int,rrupted at any time by prohttitory regulations being imposed byour government ooneequentupun a stri:t neu trality. The effect of an European war upon the produces:La:kits will exercise the most beneficial effect upon shipping, by stimulating the emaumption of rim and meals of ail tirade, ea saltpetre, sad other produce, which must create a demand for shipping homewards from the East Indies, end by the rapid absorption of tonnage give Mumma to freights throughout the world. The bounty offered by the government t r ',amen entering the navy will raise the rate of wage. in the wet inutile marine, and with the advance in provisions—inctessed issurance, consequent upon the war risk—and ober enhanced working expenses, a considerable additim to the freigh's new current must be submitted to. Foreign competition will, to some extant, be diminished by theneglect of French, Austrian, and Sardinian vessela—which have hi•herto been important rivals—more especially in the Mediterranean, Erail, and West India bodes. TVLSDAT EVISIINO. - - _ Console, which closed yesterday at 90 for mousy and the bth of May, were first marked this morning 901, and, after being dealt in as high as 91, closed at 901 to 1. The official business report is u follows Three per Cent. Console, for forma oney. 90, 91, (101 901, 901, 901,901 ; ditto, ccount (Bth MayN 901,91, 901, WI; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 891, 90, 891, 891, 891, 891 ; New Three per Cente.. 821.1. t, 1,1, 1, 1. t ; 3 0 Tears A ntu it:e., expiring in April, 1886 , 171, 17 11-16 ; Bank tkoek, 2111 290; Indian Four per Cent. D e b en tures, issued in 1868, 931; ditto, Scrip of the now Loan, 911, 91, 92. ►IN. I Banyan. I %trot! . 1 e sfl i=refi talc ir.. 3 I 41r . 1 1.1 hewers 6 4 1w • 1 0 ~.4 1:147 4...14.ti 1 . - _ 1 141 by.. may_ el = Ws.- a ll j , ra. 1 want 7. I ;di ?EL MOW 1 .. . li B I b i I r 1 . g ;W". . .... . 1 i 1 2 p.. " 1. d. E wa. .. .1 ' ........ i ................. 11 11 414 4 . V .-- Esei. 7 3i 1 - 144 4 / 4 1 4 el :2 totlot. to et no to 44 el 4... W 100 el o a oho m i T it=rA a : 2 2 ja cr..- . I 2 Titehrt.7.:-: v It 4 Oli 1atm.114,64. lt Ws It: rime Ma. ••• 111 14 iMM db. -.- II W Hob .... -..... •- -• 1 1111 l i The. ;Al Sib ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. NOMINATIONB.-(THIS DAY.) (111' ELECTRIC TELSOILAPIL) /Woo Bosorns.—Wynne, Somers, and 'Preston nernetos. Pen ismended. Arm-mix—Ennis and Bally nominated. Poll MEMBERS RITURNED.-(T1118 DAY.) (sr siscraic Wzzroao Bosorom—Redmond. Gumoioaxatraz.—Talbot sad Vivian. DOWNPATZICX (110101301-ICerr. Youtstunt (Ban RIDING .—Hotham and Than albs. WEST Coanwall..—Davey and St. Aubyn. Hannan's (Soom).—Dutton and Jarrow. ABERDWIMITLE.—Haddo. SITINEX (WEST).-741arch and Wyndham. STrniummas.—Blackbatrn. KINCAILDINESI EDINBITIORSE POLLING.-(THIS DAY.) (IT VILBCIII7III ms InTlBllllll, 11 L. Wee Loughborough LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. on zzscraic tILIGILPI.) CHESTER MEETINO.—(THIS DAY.) TRADESMAN'S PLATE. About two miles •ud • Fisherman, Roman Corsair, BpecW License, Leamington, Underhand, East Longtoa, Polestar, Priorein Argosy, Mr. itykre, Sees lipcile, The Brewer, Rogertherpe, Tematall Maid, Wrestler, ilimpissos, Penakiner, Wilton, Masts Begot, Ancient T rion, Cawood, Borne, Royal floversigs, Queenstown, Illetissiose, Flying Duke, Reemstosodals, Prime of Outage, Belle, Thornhill, Barney, Ifalanate. Mai William, Precious Btoae, Bombed, Physician, Nosegay, Bair lorry, Pis, Rare Aria, Harreten, Didie&r, Censor, Bonk rot, Ikaaar, Olympia, and Crannia Am bun. The fo ll owing hare paid Wait :—Relipso, Basket, Boa- WON Grilled.. )(twill* Gorshill, easepoos, Hal or ifrk jess,lhrgery Dow, Mathew The Dan , Old Robert, Ar esnaL Jordan, Drogheda, Palliator, Bevis, Madam, rims, ad 66°°("ici• CHESTER CUP. LATEST BE 11 to 2 opt Losak. (t) 9to 1 1 Roy m (t) al SoToro*4 13 to —Ha (I) 16 to 1 Poseattor (I) IS to 1 Pasallar (t) 20 to 1 Ronald (t) 23 to 1 Roes Avis (t) 2.5 to 1 Boulffse (t) 25 to 1 Moan Bege4 ( 1 ) 26 to 1 Qessrelows (1) The " Memoirs of Abd-el-Katier," relates by blowelf, End niselated into Freneb, will Noun to poDWhd by Frye& boys. M. Alexander Dumas hes announced the publi edis of hie travels in the Caueuut, to appear in deny amhtlen. The " Memoirs of Count Mole" are announced for publication In Paris. The CrEdit Mobilier, at their meeting at Paris on Saturday, deeded an making no farther distribution for the year 1868. She total profits daring that period have been about 480,0001., of which 120,00 W. was divided at 11. a share In January lest. The remain* 360,0001. is carried to the reserve to meet loam by depreciation since the commence ment of the present year. The file got op at Antwerp to commemorate the 26th useirenary of the promulgatiou of the law of the let of May, 1834, which decreed the establishmeet of railways le Belgians, took place as Sueday. The Duke de Brabant and the Count de Fiend's, the Ministers of the Interior, Pauses, Public Works, end Foreign Affairs, the Dutch, Preach, and Prussian Ministers, and a great number of other °Seta personages were present. Tar CATCH Cs.na.—This old and distinguished society held their first relief fur the ammo lot night, after an abeyance of three years, at the Thatched St. Jaime's. Mr. Robert Palmer occupied the chil l = theca were also present : —The Duke of Beeshirt, the lad of wiltoe, Lord Wroteerly, Lent Beriberi, Ma A. ida, Mr. Aidereaut Role, Mr. R. B. Heise, Coked Hough, Ito. Some line old glen by Ca/cott, Webb". Spoiler* Retelay, le., most of which pined prime gives by the OiWi Club, wore sing with greet mate by the Mews Foster, Barnby, Bea mhbialea=l"l, a m , " (iToes, Mach* end Bradbury (termitery), two young gentlemen from Westminster Abbey. HorrtecurßAL Socurt or LONDON.—The an- Wormy meeting of this society for the election of cooed and dicers wee held on Monday, at the bow of the Society of Arts, John-street, Adelphi, the Rev. L. V. Hamner, V. P., in the chair. A report from the cienseil kr the pea eater was read, and a ballot taken far edam, when his Royal Higher' the Prince Consort was elected president, Mr. W. Wilma Sansofters, F.R.S., unseen, and - Professor Lindley, F.R.S., weeretery, for the eueuing leer. Tar NEAPOLITAN EXILE FUND.—Bignor Marne, having received the amebas of the Earl of Shaftesbury sad the committee, will, on Wednesday, the Ilth of May, give a Illaiirde 11111114414 111 aid of the funds collecting for tea benefit of the Neapolitan alike. The Drachms of Beams , lead has Madly permitted the cosomt to take place in the magnifies:it hail of Stafford House. which air& imp% meommodetion for a large assemblage. Several distin guished artistes of Regland, me well as of France and Italy, Mee volunteered their writes on this brier...tier °madam, and the selection of repair will comprise many Neepolitmt ewes and popular Italian sire WEDDING EXTILAOHDINART.—On Easter Monday there leek piece at Sainsbury the wedding of • cattle dealer, who lad vowed that if ever be did get mewled les would rids to old frets the church on a donkey. His Merle lorpt him eci his word, and provided Ewa donkeys, that they eight beer hits employ caste. This ledienne groldlog excise. headed headed by a Be Lend, west the toundo an MaNdSp. —.Blackburn Steak:rd. Tim Use or PAPER IN JAPAII.—It was voider fill to in me the thownid oriel se well se oweaswiel yar t row o which wee tippling& is the On& at Agee Woo rims WNW people ;wegier-umbli aumnimeerem se well mate eteedneatal owe, - Weald go to Tads le hunt what can be dens with rpm We saw it made We mien real m dowdy re cling remits and morocco leatbee sl that it was wry hawk to detect the Mimes. Va l li; aid of leckar-veniii rod sktlful palntlng e: m made acenent trunks, Ishow-bege, cigar-mew v hrieseepoweer, the haws of re!crioropes ; and we ow saw and wed madient widowed mete made of deepie ow, which did keep out the ~to, red were as supple se HO Wet M, teak. Tbe Japanese we neither silk sae nibs Weir kerehiefs, towels, or dirties; pager la their bands stow an sandiest ettetiette. It Is eat, MI6 limb, of • PO* yellow 00 10, 14 Toy phatibi end easy elm.. Ths toner wall of navy a Jepson speetweell are formal of payer, being White tame than painted seems: their trio de's are covered with a floe tranelment deenagerne of the mogul llN•tria ; it eaters largely Into the seseadastare of mesa" wearythine in a Japanese household ; and we mw wet eineeed to be balls of twine, which were sodas lei long shook of tough paper nit d up. If • shopkeeper had • pond es as up, he would take • drip of pow, roll ft quickly between his hands, end um It for the porpoise, end It was male es woes as the ordinary string need at home. In sleet, without game el Japan would come to a deed lock; end Weed. lest by the arbitrary exercise of his authority a , =husband should step his wife's paper, the sage mothers-In-kw Invariably stipulate,. in the mar ries" estanmet, that the bride is to bare allowed to her a nada quantity of paper.—Blerkwoott Mega:ine, foe May. A PAINFUL ANNIVIRSAILT.—Who is this opens the Asset las her asset he.. It was like our little Mary's Won we thew* de would dl. of to leer. Tears won sees • suils wen her flys. . BL comas up end biases m. used-bye, dear George Me eaye. Great heaven : At eld seen Aim In this room—with my wads week-boa opposite, and site bet Ire Mattel away, my eyes mow se dim ant fall that I cm% ewe to bek before me. lam them eed-tmety yews old again, I go through wiry steps of that spay. I ewe had it silting te ley emu poMehaiss, with my wile actually by my site. Who dared to sally bee IIPII• lOW with seepidott? Who had • tight to stab such a soft boom ? D.vv't you sea my ladies getting their helves reedy, sad the poor child baring it? My wife motes in. Sa ites bus serving out toss lodises to mime of her pen sioners. " Whet is it totes you belt se mere. war ▪ sir• "My kwer I may. **is Yto thirteenth of A IMM pilk Week woo bar Sr., dillowid by !C O( aw mile. She br uedlssisepe the surtytilisa, and be the midst et the pre woo •WO of &minium or% brew ; sot win my dere of &Ow wow end I ems rmarsinsisg smythler.—Ves Tirrisaisse, RR IL "U 1" I MI u i _ du is I 111 1 111 $ I a db. U TO WO 101 v 6 — 412 ire 21 21 11: is N 191 The scrip of the new Indian Loan wu again in considerable demand to-day for investment, sod ex perienced a fresh recovery of fl per cent., closing at bli to 92. The Indian Four per Gent. Debentures, issued last year, roes about 2 per cent., closing at 93 to*. The Four-and-a-Had per Cent. Debentures of the Indian Railway Company, which, being guaranteed, both principal and interest, by the Secretary of State for India, are eseentially . a government secu rity, continue in demand for investment, and were marked to-day 96 to 97. Exchequer Bills remain steady, at 180. to 235. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at 20e. to 10e. dia. In the foreign stock market occasional investments continue to be effected in the preferable securities, and have led in several instances to an improvement in prices. NINES.-THIS DAY. Two °Tux's. In the mining market to-day business has again been limited, and considerable dulness prevails. The transactions have been principally con fined to shares in East Wheal Russell, Wheal Mar garet, Devon Great Consols, Invalids, Wheal Tre lawney, and North Robert. Foreign and colonial mining shares present no alteration of importance, and have met with few transactions. At mulles of shareholders m ßoristigo Occult mine. held yohreday. lbs =mots, shooting a ,4111.nee of 20 2t. 11d. to favour of the Was, wise posed. Captana James Itlcitsrds. In Ns report. et as that be Is old to be sub to apetnoo malt of the len of the sera In to ht but. wet el Elltelnantf i t. " Z e r el ods I pros Oahu 1 tee of good ore per fathom, and wombats of letneure Is the woe lust. cost of &Indult, the lode b the Ilan OA 7 1. ... 4 0k1T A. 0rt i =1 I VIII me . V , Tr o e ... psaj d atto . :. la the 9 VweWar : was tee treat mup= " **lbe rib mums oreastblag good Mit soon be met with. Ttlre - s'er .. stgss L ; ritr ., l7 b lJrz tada,.a.ourlee oommlr of So Id. ta the ♦ ell At general minima of the adventurers to East itosetrUtte eat r Mod rtherday, the accounts sharedbalance 'pleat the mines f eBl.lle. id. A call of t,. p:r share Ina made, to prosecute the epee. Was for the next three months. The agent In ble report eLtted that no torte boa yet boot cut to the sX ; • bole bed just been bored 01 fat s rutting • breach of quarto and muodle ; • wash more well prove If It be the lode. Lode be the 12 east to from 8 to 101 sch side, worth 16 eat • of ore per fathom . At the int Mere] mnettsc of the Rltton Costle Milli Off Company, I bold untarday, a call of 2, ed. per .hare WM made. The supplies of Tolratxko 31;nes for two months is 474 tont of out 7 competed at 3,3 01. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The attendance of the trade was small, the tore firm but quiet; prime of Mt articles of the trade moldy unaltered. The supply of home grArn grain was small. The im ports ot foreigirgraM into London ibis week ware reported this morting as moderate of wheat, and small of barley, sad fair of oats. WFILLT.-Esglish wheat firmly held at last Monday's advance. The demand was quiet. Foreign unaltered in value. Fin sorts continue scarce. English whits, 60s. to 635. • tad. 50s. to 5 6 e. per qr.; Denude snd Konigs berg 5d.. to 6 6 5. per 4941 b.; Rostock, 62e. to 60e.; other Baltic ports, 50s. to 60s. FLOUR In demand at last Monday's prices. Town. 455. to 645.; Norfolk, 40e. to 42a. per 28011. ; Frame, 38e. to 425. per 2501 b. • Awe... U.S., -Dar barrel. Bairmr.-Clitiet trade at last Monday's rates. English, 32a. to 4135. per quarter; Bahia, 28e. to 38e. ; other sorts, 265. to 30e. per GT. Wors.-Unaltered, at hat Monday's prices; quiet trade. British, 245. to 3M. per qr.; Routes, 23e. to 285. per qr,s other Baltic porta, 245. to 235. per qr. NEANA.-English and Egyptian quirt at last Monday's prices. English tick. 351. to 40s. ; harrow, 42e. to Us. per gr. Forcign, 40a. to 60s. per qr. Peas quiet, at last Monday's rater. English tolkn, MM . ; bog and grey, 385. to 42a.• foreign whits, 48e. FLOATING CANOOT.A.LBGIOO last Friday sot a gi gesin-leden vend was reported strived at poets si n l Of those prevloualy arrived. about 2 cargoes remain offered on sale, vie.:-2 *hut.. The toles repotted to-day were One arrived Odeon maize, 31s. 9d. per 4925 be., and Until barley at 255. per 4001te. net. •MILITAILJ LIITQ IeON DON 1110 M MAT 2 TO MIT 4 TAtlieb A lbw!. MIA loydra. F ----..- ******** iia, ; •AO I 1 , 340 WA. :::: _ Mall Misk li4ca. i.tw : testa rem, - 141.24MAT11 MINCING-LANE.—CrIIIS DAY.) &min.—The market la dull, and the large publicmale of Manilla le going off heavily at rather lover price,. iLetiusd is also dull; low loons, 52a. dd. COl7lll.—A pat of the native Ceylon offered yesterday was sold after the silt, at 52a. The small public palm are livntressels4 heavily. Tna.—The ntark4 reaming unaltered. Corrox.—No sales reported, and the article hoe a dull aP rr .. .—The late advance to fully maintained, with a fair demand. Rum.—Fine Demerara roof sold at 2e. sd. to is. 82. BALTPETRIL—IicIirri are firm, but no Balm of importance y* reported. Parent has declined id. per lb. Same.—Petarsburg Is quote! 105 lower. In other uncles to material alteration. TALLOW MARIEB'T. , --(THIS DAT ) The ma r ket ie steady at the [ ill prices. Town tallow, 66a. net oath endeterat the 'pot, 57.. 6d.; Jur, 67a. ; July Augur, 670. ad. ; September, 67a. 6d. ; Clabber to Deoewbor, 61s. 6d., " taw." --- - BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—{THIS DAY.I Room Patteadeet and Smith rep* that the hop market le they firm at late pm:me. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) WalkEad triren,l9a. 6,3 ; W 414 End lambton. 196 6.1.; W.B. Zed BA ash 13.411, 184. ; Hasir•ll Gm, 18 6 ' • Sol South Kelke, 184. 61. • Was 22 a Wen Ilettoe. ; R 1 81 1662 1141:14y. 18t. 84.-LBbir smut, 42. The Grand Duchess Olga of RCMath (oh Princess of Baden) wife of the Grand Duke Michael, gave birth to a ion at Bt. Peterobarg on the afternoon of the 26th ultimo. The Duchess of Genoa has arrived at Chambery. III3IORTALITY.—As long ma we are with those whom we love, and es long as the sense of security la unim paired, we teloise, and tte remote consequence , of oar love are useally forgott.n. Its fears and its rhke unliceded. But, when the dark day approaches, and tie moment tf sorrow is at hand, other and yet essential parts of our as come Into play. Ant if, pmehence, the struggle has Deer leap and arduous; if was here Lees tempted to cling to bops whoa hop should have been ebendorei, so math .be more era wa at the last changed and humb!ed. To nets the slow, tut Merl &be mirzh of disease, to eat* the away steeling in at th t ?pee, to bee the strength eriduelly waning, the limbs brie.mg and more, the noble faculties dwindling by degree!, tie eye p.lieg and losing its lustre, the time teltating as it vainly tries to utter its words of oodunneet, the very life barely able to emits with their wonted tur!erness—to see this, I. hard indeed to b:ar, and teeny of the eronght littera* have sunk under It. But when even this us gone—when the very signs of life are mate—e hen the lir feint tie is severed, mid their dare before us weed sive the NMI! and husk of what we loved too well, thee truly, if ws the reparation ware tidal. how could we Mail up cad live? We have nuked our ell upon a single Mkt, and Iced the stake. There, where we have garnered up oar heertr, and where our ittlitire is, thieves break in sod blethinkr, that in that moment cof desolation. the us would streureb. but for the deep conviction the. al, is zyt really over—that we have as )et only seem a part—eel !het something remains behind. Something trhr..L.a *mug wh:ch the eye of Te3Boll runts discern, hat an whiAt the eye of affection fs tired. What ie that, shich resins over no like a shalow, *trains the aching eisiln as we gaze at it? Whence cornea that sense of tuyet • r.nne romtanionship in the midst of mikado — that imitable foe ins which cheers the afllimet ? Why it it that, at these rm.., oar minds are thrown beck on them selves, and, le n; a ts:r with, have a forecast of another and a higher e a*. ? If tt'e be a delusion, it is ens which , the affections him themselves meseed, mad we mast believe ' that the purest end r..l2te: elements of cur asters coespire t / Centre us. So surely es we lose what we love, so sorely dues hope mingle wit) grief.—Preser's Nage:fee, for May. HAPPY DAYS.--Itultllo wail MI brave a warrior urn ever slew Turk, tut yea lrwm he loved denoting in Ar soiiis garden. Pray, my Lady Amide, shot did you mean by tlimeng ?oar cyclic over me in youth, so that tot glory, uct tashi not gaming-tablas, not the agiety tf men et wit to wlmee way I feU, csn'd keep we long from your ape wahine, o: Q..: of to ch of your dear simile prar'e ? Pray, my rear, what used we to say to each other der ng those oodles/ holm of mewing ? I nee r' woo! t ot tee often di h nerthlth. wtka of 11.1 wee ea witty ? AYsa it lor you And how come it our converestlose were so delightful f I remember the year I d I not errs rite ono. sad see my I.Ard Fermi tr,t end hung, when all the irld was run ning altar his Lirdetip. The Kier of Pfltei4.ll capital wee taken; had the iillB end Itmeens been easammd round the Tow r them could oc ace have letokraote nommn felt London yet Mt-e • led Mr 9.; 19 g q' t hat to us was t6cldit'at."' " !I.'ia"ga.th Is that dear old the foto of Ate: The of tta. Imam in Decin..o et (Debaibtei gartit: stall we I hive been iI, At o r kon, ate orlabdirtre'rt. gay . c.. c :L i0 '.: : ::. 14 1" 214; . ' f a le‘t o n' o h l w. r Pt ee t a . i dh l A i e l n ia n7C u t : uf n e t d Vol l a ttd d ' ksd o 4 .14.1: walk :e:dnit'ltri o tetlbtlerbtedee4:7llr:o4.;:dweh;:t4ixith'o.:.4"m:'Srl.r.tb4L-cri"der:liiPireell'erwl ilithhaulasil:Wsein:ATTlLdiateenetuatAdt . • os toi I • II it j It 114 I— -11 II M NO l e a" r • _ _ Os L. 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