The Express. — London, England, 1862-05-10 00:00:00

• THE REPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 10, 1862. LAW INTELLIGENCE,. PRESENTATION OP AN ADDRESS TO MADAME I iSILABE L111215.--(71118 DAY,) WIT= POKIIIIKOIIII. DON .6] THISBAULT. __-..-_-_ 411711= - 1 IMM Mdas (THIS DAY ,) Two o'Chnoi. IL I r° l amiwarl • . j le ie. m. Madame Thiebsult and her youthful family I The railway *bar e market continues depreeeed, le sil • Lames 117 71 -. The fund ---o- • 111. IN Nu UM 114 11111 arrived is DublinJoatardaY afternoon and Proceeded te but the alteration in prioes to-day is not very im- l ee en s - the recent 1 COURT OF EXCHEQUER. the home of Mr. let. B. Kaanstly, is _Mountjoy-equare, se- portant varying from Ito 1 per cent. in most of the to al Du lg 4 .- companied by her brother , Mr. °bubo Debme, and Mr. . ' ened the ma Sittinti ro n u lianco in fleeter Term.--(Before the Lord Chief chariot TaiebouN brother to the mash - lamented D r. principal docks. South Eastern has improved I - 111 11/1 fthe. In the other aid Banes Martin, Bemmwell ' end Wilde ' ) Gonave Thlebault. Shortly after her arrival the address of Caledonian, Eastern Counties, and Great North- ss as - THE ATTORNEY.O/21131AL v. HOWL Mr. W. Loving. and his bomb wee presented to her by ern are without change. London and North IN 11 ° De. Mirk alb- 51 15 - business, al See lee Dean* lle files. Se In -. able. Eng] The object of this information was to obtain from the dr Me. laarie= i who, having been introduced by Mr. Knised9 Western stock is now noted 931 to ; aan Osbelea le Baia - 5 61 how Web' be and all his teaanta W yn =" l4 Great Western 721 to 73/ ; . 1 127 t° ; 1 1 1/1 ,,,, dlll ll,o,L alhak a mes t lk°4lL ._ r as met a ios 2* -- fendant, the sole executrix of the will of her late husban d Turkinh Sir Win. Carpenter Rowe, Knight, deceased, payment a =Grin her hear of afffiction, sod soured her this lessey daty in respect of the testator's personal estate, sympathy wee generally shared in by the whole country. _He linnenahtfe al:d Yorkehuw, 107 to i / 0,.., ,.~ N TM Ind Mid and the question for the decision of the court was whether nidleureald set Menses her by entering into any details of Man, 1081 to 109 ; South Eastern , MI T to an ;31 G. latendes.. ,A e r mi - Russian, i the testotor was at the time of his death domiciled in HAS - the addrer, with the costenta of which, he understood, she Eastern Counties, 571 to 58 ; and Great orthern, 18 - 100 Oland Thinned QMOM 24 - 114 to 115. so A De. 11 per el ruf. _.. 70 73 70 If The slum Lod. had bees soadesequainced, but he hoped she would keep the tee all DeallemPrd.ll ealle. 61 Is - The Attorney-Guar*, the Solicitor-General, Mr. Leas, document in her own ponension as • memento of the kindly and Hr. Hanson appeared for the crown, and Mr. Karskake feeling which had been awakened towards her, he might say • Lombardo -Venetian Railway shares are again we all De, gpm ge. m 41 -. are firm to and Mr. Webby for the defendant. nun unmans,. n ants b n a I re l an d , end which, she might fractionally lower, at 31 to 1 prem. The Belgian IN * a t " pe e 7 B a t* 1111 -- - " 66 " ran-- sa 55 Consols T'he tadator died at Colombo, in the island of Coyle% in rsly . upon it, was the voluntary outpounag of the heart. Mr. lines are unusually quiet. Great Western of US an De. de. - cum div. fr Nov., 1859. He was born in England, of English parsoth, Levin" who was accompanied hy his woe, having received Canada show a drooping tendency. ss. 101 Neal Indies Anomie 10 11 Ice* and resided in England, pnctising u a member of the . ft- a written reply at the hands of Mr. C. Aishault and Mr. i csADINAILY WWI" AND STOCKS. 9l 13 Do. new pm - 1111 IDm January, UM - for the woo lish bar down to the beginning of the year 1856, priori Dame, then withdrew. and in a few short hours after this ; , , i Closing patois i Miss to-de St Me dal eill o =e s t ss es s; 101) -4, cum di to which time he had been appointed ore of her Ms • amiable and gentle lady, who is a native of France, had .N.I Pd I Ren.wites. 1 reseed,. tel es i per. ggg all a i m ed lie 11 14 0 4 for the 1011 comma In February, 1856, he was appointed by her left for her own country. The following is a copy of the 1.1 1.11 Do. New 8 Ms - to en eirse.,WdatareszVan 71 $ -. ill as folio too en Delp.efflliapagnlor.ep 102 IN 103 jest Chief Justice of the island of Ceylon, and he pro- addr e ss a nd reply ; IL , Mrk,lna,arber.Jitao. - ... waded there with his wife and family, and coo- 'TO MADAME THEEBAULT. - 1011 an Do. 6, do., 17,Mt.0p. 93 96 - Cents. Red tinned to reside in the island and to hold that " Medants,-We, the undersigned, the ro 'otter and II •11 Melbarid yes •••• WI a De. de.* be all Doak pingrere Fel 95 - -4, 4 ; In& office until the timed his death. He was appointed tenant farmers, occupiers of land in the to of Surgoe M en Dededllinird.llll(l.C. 6 7 Oh lee Nadas Sad 4 per ce. 92 91 - chief justice under letters patent, and he was to hold the and Kilnegnmegh, in the county of Tipperary beg beg leave to In 1111 MIN and Nana -.. In . N . - N. IN De. be. 6 rear st. 101 Id - ditto Fou log .49 1053 office during her Majesty's plenum. On the 15th of &pyres& you in this hour of your trial aod bereave- le e s en ceeh atlsLnlnn eee hemee _ .., gt. lee Do. 4 per mad.. lit le - ditto, Bond October, 1858, he made his will, describing himself as Chief meat, to endeavour to express our deep sympathy with se ea * m u 6 % - al all Do. 6 per el . do._ ~ -.- (Us - Justice of Colombo. Shortly after his death hie wife found you in the irreparable loss which you and your beloved chit- 10 en Do. gI A se um l aut 1 2 11l MO Kea._ Oorpelp. &land - - - rupee Pape the will in the district court of the island. dren have sustained by the barhsrous act which has dr II an De. 11 Ip.e. k prdd tell 5 6 ••••• al dl N . Inewirlek I G an da The defendant cootanded that the testator was not prived you of one who was at ores an amiable husband, alO sli Diann sad 7 1e. 411 113 _ .less • esigtek • I - 109; Rich as e n Da. de. L eg de $ I •-• domiciled in Ragland but in Ceylon, end in proof kind father, and en indulgent landlord. We feel how diffi- 11 all Dead.. Palls. &Midis. ill 11The Spa i of his determination to make it his permanent place cult it is for es to advance anything that could suffice to g t 1554A5 =„„ , 7„ 2 u tti 4 - SO en Ds, der. Ileem, dm 4 6 ED an De. 4e. lend ie. 6 s ... - purchases of abode, it was stated that he had lent lessen the grief which has so suddenly overwhelmed you, IN, 10a lasteen cow% siZol'i se 61 - 100 IL I. d Canada. p. c. 15 N - has since 4 19... 14e Uses NI tea an - = l ards of 20,0001. on mortgage upon real property on the end, therefore, we must content ouiselves, in the fist in• 4. me Do. Moak? SO el - Upon the ground that he was not domiciled in stance, with joining in an humble, but fervently expressed * all Ilen Walk - -• 11 le Do. Serb ....- - s t IMs ro - In Ka MS Other stoc England the delude:it biased to pay legacy duty. hope that the Almighty God will temper this great silliction it 110 dinbll,4 4 ll d o langon 67 frl -. le! aim T = l*. 90 MI La - 32 Loan of I After hawk; mussel oe bah lades, with mercy-that He will give you strength to bear up N. 161 _,. Idlatine'__._ sisii Diendne jsms 67 1 37_.1 net - 10 1 I iMs - of 1858, 7 The Court said they would give judgment on Monday. under this painful trial-that He will watch over, comfort, 60. 1;5" Pee erg . weans 10 - 1 IN -• protect, sad Maas you and your children for many long to en . seenhateeedeee 140 la , - MOIL follows :- COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Lead Whilst expressing our abhorrence of the dread- Kme P ai s Ammer. - deed, we and that the guilty party or pieties Ilk Da•l Area no dtv.un- U2l IL% 1111 Na gab. 1 Don. IPd ; 01. prime 1 Oates. 155 2, 15 f (Before the Judge Ordinary.) will speedily be brought to justice; we cannot help N. 00.111 tilepollepakt 131 Ka - Sta,4lo( M. Onstagrekl - Half per MOUTH= V. °Rewrites AND Mt oNALD. 166,000 al Do. 4 polit.PreL Min 100 - -- Four per • remarking to Jou. at the same time, that had a wiser °k w . soomo ill‘nonte wookei n West tics, iss m tee m - This was • suit for • divorce on the pound of adultery and more enlightened policy been adopted by the Ilipa- N. me De u mes e e La m .gm. ag se - LOOMS •at. lad tad West lads- KO 115 US - 1,4E1310 SA Landon 1 1 40 80 57 56 se se - seven per I committed with various men, including the co•reePondent. latore respecting the tenure and oocupatioo of knd in se. n ose ne n n T e mpi. urr ton 1071 7 1 ;ed el M. Lathirthe The respondent did not deny the offence, but alleged that this country, many years ago, all those misunderataldinge Olt • aid Madden so a eei SO t 9d,806 al. eouniamplen lla --.- •- Portugua she had left her home on account of her husband's cruelty. about which land ever and anon give ries to some dreadful N. Oat.: IX2 1211 Ise 10"000 M. Yleterk - Russian • The respondent appeared, but did not plead.6,ooo SO Dm New - ✓ outage, and stain this be country with guilt, would e tt. 115 .......... sera .4. .. nett 94141 so 4 - 1 ox div. ; I Dr. Spinks and Mr. Blackburn were counsel for the pea. long sines have owed to have any exidenes. We repeat, g e • ie -E„,..-- - - a tioner; Mr. Stephens, Q.C., and Dr. Swabey for the respond- for the public voice has assured us of the fact, that your a. KO Landen=desbers 1101 1001 Mi OOIDNIAL 00SMISMINT 11,10171111131 1 . 5 41 ; the le ant ; and Dr. Plialitnoce, Q.C., far the co-respondent. kniented husband was a kind and indulgent landlord ; but es all -e Na I ilt I Mode. !Pal Oldham I same. Turkish / a The petitioner the traveller fora aupet manufacturer at such is the state of the law of landlord and tenant in this le all 11 " 11:= ; 13 - Wakefield, married the ten the 25th of Dec., country, that d the end of a tenancy neither day, let them N. 104 ides."ll,NUaseinsh 41 01 elli -.. .. .fip.e. 411 _ ditto Six •9 - .. .. Dagger mat. 11111114.. MO -..- 1855. They lived together or about • couple of mad be ever so well disposed, have their equitable rights pro. le all Eammelitsa .... .. Deteeretavaatoug. NS IN Ile ditto Six m evidence was eves 40 show that Mr. Oro a aoudad peal) , donned ; hues is frequently engendered misunder• N. 1 2. 00 ,4 10Maid .... ...:, IA KB ICI f De. epee elMenallep. le9 lee 110 - a was uniform', Nod and indulgent ; but the respondent left eluding, ill-will, and latent animosity, too often, alas 1 ur i n ir e. - j r n .' .6Deni , n i - LW, .. Do. 5 per dd. la him, and after leading a loose life for some time elm terminating in some feudal crime. But we feel sure that s a j A mtg. el iy e . a se . ) ._ -. ... - WS, .. Do.urisegla. 1011 100 101 lIS cohabited for several months with the ce•roalmodellt• The such a state of things wand longer be permitted to continue et all Ind Beat - ... ... .. el ClTlor.d. 111 110 112 Id 111 115 - - result had been the birth of a child. •• • • • • The ft by any meanest having the welfare of Ireland at heart. 100 eil Neweastle and Caddo •••• •-• _ = MI 11191 119 111 11l - O Mr. Stephens gave no evidence as to the alleged enmity ; We un that you have resolved, and it would not to in 9 gewry a Annagholet.. -• _. ea _ Mi . - newneemsw•Geov.Spel IA US IN •-• reduction ad - .... .. N. s.llslas Omer. a 100 100 101 T ea be a matter of surprise that you shook! so determine, to :. t r, r t =iromitng‘aker ; • The Court made • decree nisi ; but reserved the question leave irelood with your children for ever. But we en , es. m e m B e au - Do. 61. ix, lil7l to 1117 e 100 es 100 go for mone a of oasts. neatly hope that ere long a wiser policy will be pursued by o s e mem Dora null a D - _ - .... - De._ ~Sp. a Inn lO3 fle 99 NU _ J une. - at- the legislature towards this country. We hope that sans le. MO S. Isalsea-Derwtok - 981 Mt 981 .„ iii; .• .• N tiew ma ga°°- . 411 1 4 ° min' It ° ta t ill edema 6p. @OW 103 109 Ile - About Do. D.N.Z.Perco 1 O s nle - CI IDS THE DEATH PROM' DiII'ITUTION OP ONE OP kW will speedily be pored which will have the effect of re- lie lei Do. Ueda 651 66 - .... .. Leseanor. epe. kete to, .011 lle 110 yesterday ASTLEFS PERPORMEI6I.-ALLEGED WORK- moving mistrust and uniting the owners and occupiers of the A loa a well.in and mutual effort for M. M° Mo. Torn -•-• • 86 85 1 at .... .. Vio.ov.ep.e.lanotirati toe 108 110 - ea HOUSE INHUMANITY. soil, unieenall y. in le Ile Nerd Leda the advancement of agriculture , ..• and that you will yes be 10 a De. sse . lOO its - ••• • • cede ,_-. able to see yourselves aad your children surrounded in Ire- le a u er ee ueseer ee t en a me , L ot i t Par 4 .. - _ . .. Be. do. Sp. 4. dell a 0 100 104 1014 MO I estabThlemh• rte ere swag. 33,5801. i INQUEST.-(THD3 DAY.) cUs -. Ma land by a prosperous and contented tenantry, whose kindly lOg 13, bleak Mertoreablre ti no. I Be. I Mmes. I Pd. I a pekes Saks. b a y ; a m This morning, at 10 clock, the adjourned invee- welcome from warm hearts, added to the effect of lope of is. 100 NotharkenthandrarC - - ~. and -.- - a " Allred Cose. "Mack, &1.3 - - - an 81,12 ligation into the ctrounstenese ernasetiel with the death of time, will, in some measure, tend to assuage and mitigate 1 4 2 ,.....b- - - The a ext Mr. Thomas Russell, formerly a performer at Ashley's, who the sorrows of the pug We entreat you, lady, if you are is as mazia „ aor o_, „.. - ... .. (Sliced di I/ U - --- - •to expired in the streets through destitution on the morning of able, to endeavour to take some comfort from these fe w N. IN Ikaddids Diiiiii ' Ds As -1, .. Dev. C. Coo. (ravalk.) 1 MG 440 •" were fin the rat of May, was rammed at the Duke's Head Tavern, lines, penned in tears, and subscribed to with borrowing it. 101 .• • N. Z. Aber.Mll 47 43 •-• .. lad Beret (Mogan) .. 0 N 66 - Subjoin High street , Whitechapel, by Mr. H. Raffles Width's, , the hearts. Take counsel with those around you, who can give es, too - Midland lO6 107 1.1 .. Sad Cared= Ameteri 'HE deputy comer for Fist Middlesex. better advice than we an be expected to give at this die- le. 100 blirepalthe Onion .... 14 MI - 41, .... last Oara Nes tea - - Y. From the widens adduced on the previous ormaaka. M twice, and under such diseressing circumstances • and may t° an - ... .II 117 - it. .. ade.namelfraylelk.) I. 8 10 e. 14 0 . l" e) Me - 11.15 i to MS .. Oramblar •el Adam Mg de 14 - Antwerp, annealed. that deceased, who had been an artiste of some God direct that whatever course you pursue in th a eventful e t ISO tale B " th emui pe oeteie wn „....... est " eel 4 5, .. Geese IND Yokes - th ree moo lan note, having served ea apprenticeship to Mr. Batty, was for hour may shed a bright lustre around the district you have 96 . 1,, esest e m a i m er es - 6. .. CI. Wle. Sec ateleted.. 60 eg 7 = 3 mouths, yet some time out of an engagement, owing to ill•hcolth, sad lived in, and conduce to your owned your children's ever- at , no g, York" di River Due 00 101 -6, - Grenville 1, .. nerd s-Foot Strut . sr n - the had fell into a state )sit extreme poverty, and that lasting happiness." 10 all 81alass,WalAeglma.,11m. 5 7 4_ Vienna, s at length, being reduced to such a condition of week- [Here follow the signatures.] 16 ell Modami A larilaglea 871 :Mk -8, .. Naples Dams l4e 1 21 wan Si 13 unto Mete - 3 months, • 44 Bs. Is 101 clam nee from want of food that he could scarcely stand, "in WILLLUI LIVING', Nl6. he applied to the Whitechs p el union for a lost " Bir„-We are directed by Madame Thieboult, and t en Tureigmvu. a, 67ol • 111111Plei aid at). 54 ea ea 42i . Ite m nom ontiu 3 r 50d.44 54 - Y. , _ __in• of bread. In reply he was told that whatever he got through you to your Tipperary tenantry, to exprees to you le se D e . - 621 • Nap num, be would work for, and :pen his stating that he how deeply she is affected by the beautiful and touching Lai 64 no, - 4,000 Nord Downs - Mu was totally unable to no so he was sent before addrees which you have presented to her is this her hour M. le. Vale id Heath - 1,606 .. N. lades (Moue) .. e e.l - - - 521 io I 0de6,000 .. IL Wh. liesset(lllagan) a ille. SI at - ther Mr. Champeey, the union surgeos, who certified that he of deep arid unavailing sorrow, sad to couvey to you, if it flt. 100 • Monde Nalita. a Balla 130 136 - 6,. .. Nor th Wheal Crony - Lir. 04 34 - Mr. A prel iorti was " fit for work," and he received nothing. He returned were possible for lan~ to do em her grateful sense sad 84 . la ;red Cornwall azi itg iti - 11. -Pr Oens. (84. Mdosift. le 5 e heartbroken to his wife, and said, " I must die, I have got appreciation of the eds which dictated • movement so L. mis 46 6 ,6 16 64 6S dOnel ••• wised no strength to work, and they will not give me a morsel of entirely unexpected on her part. It is impossible that she ga i.e go o Newport u en - mat 10 Preeldsnee (U. LYN. 14.5.7. 19 63 40 - Thumb ti,soe .. Co.. ina. Co. t i I - chant, w .. L pi. Men.. ti MO 145 - 13,0001., babi- bread to eat." Since then he was frequently for days min ever forget the fearful seam of the past week, when, at. see Due nereicrio 87 Ili - 4199 .. Ora brig POW/ • tftleed ti SA - wo w view without • meal, and on the morning of the Ist of May he by the commission of a most diabolical murder, she has efthrlialtNee NUM. .. IL W. Muses (nkgsa) Naar . 974 Id - • ie 111. was seen lying on the pavement in Commercial-street, where, been deprived, in • moment, of the fondest of husbands, N. 1 p d. 1 " iiwa „ . I mein pito& I g a m e . NO _ ?ark ILO 11l - the 20th lately Mrs. Russell said, he had fallen from exhaustion ad want, and her children of a most tender and loving father ; but ~„ ..„„ am to 1111 _ g 5 111Lnlasdna.0. 44 - sand and he died while being carried to the hospital. Dr. it:l- she desires us to say that with this deep affliction she will I gr . I; cate te =“4l: ° eh -- . 1 __„ - 11, 111 Oren - Pbrr o , . the mood proved that death had been caused by 0011110160 , 0% bear with her to her own country • lasting and consoling ak e is c.a., Dem i. atis.e l-, 30. .. Vide ef Tosruni d ) 114. N. - - - the , accelerated by want of the necessaries of li fe, and sad that recollection of the kindness and sympathy which, under id 0 • werk apa oaaa. -sr - - e .. West named ( ) le IS) 131 - The C =dee for a long time past deceased must have been quite Moses- the meet painful circumstance, have been sofreely accorded ft all DamPearron•bee.Sem 6 11 - led .. W. Omadoe ( ) 5 lie le 601 .. West Seed - - week a I Fair- tole of any kind of labour. to her , and that she will ever preserve amongst her moat el. 100 NA dennee. a. sle Bed 1 0a 114 - 513 .. we. wenn inane - t a r 11. 6P. 01. •-•- -. d 878. Mrs. Esther was recalled. treasured mementoes of Ireland the address which you and B ra /. le. De y W 06. am Dm 0,7 p. .. WI. Waller 6 67 1 - i e e d 6,Wh. Be (Odated,-- Sank. The Coroner -You have made a sharps of creel_ ty against your tenantry have presented to her. We - °0 114. 1011 I.omunle.,llp.atalial 110 Ul - - Mel to 1 He the parish authorities. Was not the time at which he went pt on our own parte the expression of our riNest con- se. lii D e . 4 6 . p o i ( mg gm -. lets .. Wk. Katy (Ws. Want) LTA 113 4:11 to those authorities fi ve months ago?-Yes, sir. Wu be then in a dying state ?- He was not dying but :ideation. " Canaries /111101ADLT, Dundee. el 115 Do. New op. el et.. 117 Un ale leo Beam Coke, 6 et. et. 114 16 - - line .. W.Kary Ane(Menhee.) * It .1 i.ge _ WI. Tretawera ii.i.e.: I .6 17 - 110,000 - 11. each otters Vinlr• " thiAiLL6 MAY; Vabinciennes." lit. PA NIA. a Glasgow a p.ot. 110 111 - --- per she] SC 190 Idle.,Peth,Don. - - - got the se ne told to go into the stoseyard 7-No, but into -proeson. N. 100 Greet Northam £ peel 116 US •-• 3Ollllll Mini. are to 1 the oakum roan. . M. IN DagarednelOp.elpem 111 114 -. lii. ll ` ( Mout 1 ril IM. seties holders. en VC - • - . Kr' A . ellemPeeTh the di v i siona l surgeon THE il " Inien • THE POLIMI or ME ESHIBITION.-By direction M. 100 De. o dead lO4 14111 - was t hey examined, and said that he attended deceased.... Aral 211 Andeallan - We a It ap- Seel of the for some years. In November Lathe came to valiant with of Sir R. Mayes a staff of experieneed detectives has been •i t l ig n et.1)81%.0.44.160-6LeimPetC. 107 At - 7 ,r.r. 1 Col a Testis LA ell 1I I - Glyn u • a note from Mr. Fielder, the re li eving officer, inquiring if organised and is now on duty within the Exhibition build- le I OlWedalerksaftente : - -.- Brasilia but heno 102 1014 111, 119 Mire - ce p_he was fit for work, and in reply to that witness wrote lag. The men have been selected from each divirion of the sit 169 Da- r ules. ' e reMa t l * °en: is - 5310. 10 DePaP o° l=.) - 48,292 1 rag that " that he wn° not fit to pick oakum ." Mr. Finlatce h as metropolitan police foram and are under the direction of es. pu D o . 1.4 6666 . !De a l 99 96 eet 3 - N. 1 surer Un. 4 its 1 pea - to be that oertifidte at present in his possessioc. Tea i Sid Mosialain Oepper all 1 11 - hat air By the Coroner-He had seen Mr. Finktor since last those efficient officers Sergeants Tanner and Thomas, from M. 100 D 4oll P•moreduela r 1 • 1. let 104 M. US Do. alms. Gin 3 Moak 76 Pi - e led to - "MO Fast Del liatliasitoll 1 *lPe - for the Saturday. He had frequently given orders for medical the chief-office, Scotland-yard. el MO Do. Ann. WM. dee. - - - "de 1 Forted (Ua.) es been 10,N) IS Gassed all U 11 - comforts and food to lie given to him. CLIILICAL Su esciurriort. -Lord Ebury is about 84 toe De.Clast. (sum stock 76 78 - a pled, Mrs. Russell distinctly denied this, sad mid that It was SC 100 De.Chesterll.B3 dec. 174 US - 110.400 1 04. Northern Copper at Ato ulled. di midarena (Um) 11 i t 6" --. to herself they were ordered when ill once. to substitute another bill for that on assent to the use of the e t is u De. der der 6 p . c . gsg tee - We a ber and Prayer Boot, which is now before the House of Lords. The _64. 1 1 00 00 lallis• lll7 erklthi: s. lt e n ss. ll4 . KS 1 30 - mew 11 tom') 1 Mr. J. Finlator, relieving officer, said that on the Bth M O ON „ S Urns mat hie November deceased came for relief, and got two pomade of new bill will consist simply in • repeal of the parliamentary ee• "a r gils' ' N a N i 115 117 -• 10,900 5 Leitsadan s *asp= - already g into tato al bread, and entered his name to go before the board, which teat imposed in 1662. 14. 100 De. Sp.e. de. Ne. 4 115 117 -. 10S, 816 1 liaNte an 4 6 - tors, th he did, and was ordered to work. He was not then under a Tim Ammer kizmoaisi. FUND. -The total " 100 D/Aike• do. -•• 1 " 1 " ... 40.000 1 N.=asO.o.:-.Au.(L) fi ; dils - =Paw OIL 100 De. To. do. 15.4 111 117 - 10,000 1110 tediptiedltherLed an 2 6 - Loudon doctor. He left the room, and did not come back to wit . entry, amount received up to yesterday in aid of the Albert memo- er, too D .. DA . g o . .. _ - - 140,000 5 Peet mine llll - The nese until the 18tb. Witness sent him to Mr. Champeey's . 4 . 1 f ,„, 1 ~,..be at ustra . 1 data Barbers Odd M 1 i p er - w e d ee , es. 101 Do. p.Lprcsit i1 . e . ... -.- - M Wale to see if he was able to work, and the latter certified that '' - ' -- T .- D UKE -110,110 1 BcosUsh Amato. (Ws.) Ns. 1 per - le before Tics Lars or RICHMOND. - A beautiful na 100 Ds. 71 4 . 4 . rreLatesh- 151 164 - he was incapable of picking oakum. The board saw that,- U.OOO M "lona del nay (Lid) IS SO 1 Import engied and ordered him eight pounds of breed per week for two mural tablet has been _put up near the en t rance nee en the u e i . r ue 2 . 7 .„ 1 11• 49. te n i ee. W th • e ll .e t• Ku r.) 120 al - 45,171 13151 Wilted Keeled di el 1 - 89,4831 Idergass weeks. He got subsequently another eight pounds of bread, library, in Chichester . Cathedral, during the past weak . It NUJ 77 70 won I •v•srthow I Llm , Ol 1 -- one ,o 1 • is the work of Dapple, Regent-stead, I has • 11l 100 Ista.Clidaamandlaver 94 re - NON aV' adaniunatana (Um.) all Si St - silver, Way el and was ordered by the board to go before Mr. Clumpoeys, and witness did not see him again. beautiful medallion bust of the duke above the inscription, It, ISO /AB W.llor.Ml4un.6p.a - - .... ext the The Coroner-At the time the board ordered him" work," which is very long. From it we take the following :- Ilti t ai ee l L. b.s., ati.W .. _ .. .7p.c i ft s let:gati os Ts - 1.. -• JOINT STOCK BANKS. Cons There - deceased was actually under treatment by Mr. Champneys " Charles, fifth Duke of Richmond, ILO., Lord Lieutenant re. 100 bi s p gm.5" . 1u.,89.44„ big I re , PLO CI. prim. 1 mama div. foi rht band of Sussex, Colonel-in-Chief of the Militia of the County, s 4 De. al - Wo. I da I Balla. for consumption . 1 1 Pie - - the an eion bed Witness-Not et that particular time. and Aide-de-Camp to the Queen. Born May 3rd, 1791 • ; ea Dm no. et per cent .... 68 70 - re: I : 2ran a rllaLiverpeo . l 5 11 1 3 61:P 11 - at 928 There Coroner-Did you order him to go into the oaku m roam? died Oct. 21et, 1860. This tablet is erected by the officers se a D o.mommu mi e ep. m i t 9 ,„. _ id their and non-commissioned officers who served under him in the M. IM IffflandOons.6p.iikomi -•- - Witness-He had come 30 or 40 times for necemaries for" 1100 36 ark st W e. an 121 es, - t 1 at it did l4o - his wife, and I said to him, " You are getting a great deal of Royal Sussex Light Infantry Militia, al an humble tribute ." 109 Do.Cone._ l ie. ..rn 1169. e. 138_ - MN MO Beak el - - - follows relief. Can you Dot go iuto the room and pick odium for ot salmiration and esteem, and as • mark of the deep ear- n. 1 .2 ha_ Lilaft-,._____YreLee2e 194 12. - Ikea 56 land It / N e ts - i it et 'olverton ' it?" It was not laborious work. lion hie generous nature inspired." We understand there Z' 1 1: N 'ariZZTratZ r -. am 111 Owl. Binh ed InNs. whet. lad The Coroner-Yet, though he was certified to be unequal will be • kind of inauguration of the tablet by the militia, sa. In greg anilahs prom 110 lir - aimtraa. ma Mos . ell 101 IN 101 1 t e r NAN U Guard. nese. or lane, am ). They to laborious work, he never, by your own showing, received previous to their being disbanded.-Sussex Express. 24. 100 Ds. new Gen 4p. at. IN 110 - lan., and Cana an 34 55 1144 • Inl support anything but dry breed. THE LONGFORD ELECTION PETITION. -A sub- to su oo.eoreer Alma E. 1 it Dui - 4NO IN 1 • new Mrs. Russell was recalled, and stated that her husband meridiem is being got up, in which the Roman catholic ll` 100 .,. %San. - C2„ L aalLs ew- I t e , ets - - 110. id - boiler 0 0 - went on four or fi ve occasions to the union, and got a 41b. bishops of Ireland are taking part, for defraying the ex- D I an iji: ue r epee g o. s _.• - - 49. Geddes '- - all - - - ditto -box was In If Dem sou&mai. Nand. ell le 101 - loaf. Mr. Harris, the assistant relating o ffi cer , called once perms of opposing the petition artinst the return of Major ge lea., Te l e. a. a 3.pare. par Ipm - IMMO MM. tin/c ot awitammod. sti - - - flume 1 admit of and saw her at work upon two for which she was O'Rei ll y for the county of Longford. 10 all Meath Magarddre .•.. . at sat - 95 10 lad Ch. Desk of •Setre all 11l - the K im the paid lid., and hen ported that she full employment THE FOURTH DAM:1001i G u ARDS. -A few days will, 6 1 a ll Cent. New.FreL ••• - "Me 111 Do. New 40 - at 109 I the dirt and needed no relief. inalllikelibood, witness the official noti fi cation of theremovsl 84 ` " 1 131p.et. /lUD -.- -• 15000 SO Leaks and Clung • 10 78 wee n IL We D1DAD10.P.66.6 .... •••• 00,300 10 Joint Met -IS se lil 17 01 fi tinn. The Coroner having summed up the jury returned the at Colonel Bentinck from the command of the 9th at. leg Dm I p. 46. red Meek at 1 - 40 - he to"' following verdict, " T ha t decased the from natural causes , (buds. We are not aware of the particular form inDneirirch 10 an I. Mem flied al p. a - - - 20,000 10 Load= a Soeta Alsices le ...I I Pull prem., observed6o,ooo 100 Lan. and Irestanmear_.. SI TN iiol - 4 and that the jury recommend to the board of guardienethat in this neeessery step will be taken, A s the officer in quits- Lee all Lam t1ead.32.31.0.6) 114 9O -• Lour e than be 10,000 105 Metro. et Pro,. Bent (L. 10 Idm 1 pea • - future • more generous diet should be given to the poor who tion has not completed twenty-five years service he is M. 100 Do. O per cent lOl 103 ••••• lend Ne NM. Provo ot gulane.. el .. - - the m cry much brought from the parish seon a certificate that they were not in strictness eligible for the half-pay list, and possibly 84. 100 Do. lazed 4no ont 101 106 KM 11 De. New if 131. 100 S. Wass sera ap. ant.. - - - onvokes. unable even to pick oaku m, mead may be found of allowing him to receive the regu - 96. um IDm fig rim Mai AM le naMosal Bank - Prellne ( Lion of the - - - al d 41 40 covery Otownd lotion value of his commissions, and thus retire altogether s‘ ISO 1, , y ai t i iii.,,... g .a. 66 87 - WON 10 New South Wales ^lOl M tal MolcUorsora en II SS ad; d tetchy from the army. Colonel Brownrigg's period of service on es au gt e mean a rtagemessea m 19 - 16.930 ge neck t i he ere oeurd SHOCKIIIO MURDER OP A CHILD IT ITS the staff has already expired, and as soon as provision is m sil Do. do. neon i 3 Se - "109 100 Pronnalal ot Ireland -ISB7 la quoted FATHER. made for replacing him be will revert to half-pay, we trust 16 all be. do. Cepa St Se - 15400 I/ Bonin Anmasha all le al - 1858, i indanos• never again to be put in a position of responsibility like N. 10 1 NatuannlinsuaTine. 41 ni - Slid el Odes al Amanda - dull eked, bet Another fearful crime has just been committed that which he has shown himself so • gularly unfitted to _ "SOO he [Woe d Loads l5 111 544 11 1 Si _ in the neighbourhood of Cloveatey. The murderer es a labour- fill. Some further changes in the 4th s gragoon Guards may i' l:L . *3166 W h.- .1114-°ll. o il t a ddt . rro lis i Loss UM 14144 Mallsal - -•-• Aal on-natio. it: 113 D - M - Neve. 4 II p. el. Peel. 103 1.06 le man, named John Marsh" the victim being his own also be looked forward to, and we trust siocerely that under ge, me a se g, s4 m m . ap. g g, 66 l, 121 1.16 - .- Austra child. The accused, who is in the custody of new auspices this fine old = may before long recover FOLKIGN lititlLW•lll. 1111110111.1•,111305. dined. . etmierte r, the police, ad was brought up and formally re. the honourable position for w hich, in former times, it was N. N . 1 imin.u. I ok , d ,. r i m. I la m ned. __„ . . l ° mended at the County Petty Sessions yeaterday roossuig,has distinguished in the service .- Army and Navy Garda. no. I Mt. I Ocirmates. IPd I CI. p ri ces i dales. inquire his 62 6'" .. .,_ latterly resided at Carpenter's-lane, Foleshill, about two EDUCATION IN TIM POTTERIES. --Some time since 1 1 1. aleanss - - - mom 10 AngioNesken libst .. all 111 19 lel - Goner Mon in tn'A lederthen Ig 71 71 i i Komi to insane IL llsil 51 34 an S 1 - Audis miles distant from toventry. Two years age he married •• a memorial, 'ivied by most of the lending manufactu of Ia - ajg te,on as AsialealLa MM.& .... 12 2 7 1 6 1 srs beep , " 1° ' widow woman, who had two grown-op sone, and he does the Staffordshire Potteries, was presented to the Home , Ile /66 LlemlL Te.e. 111 de - gee* 10 INS. Wereentodie., •. all 4) 14 - Inland presto" a . . not mem to have lived on the most amicable terms with Secretary, through the Right Hoe. C. B. Addesley, M.P., I6en = 1.1 - The heneon ' them. On Thursday morning, the accused took his child, to Grairewoo - -. 5,151 , 90 Do. 11 / per aidUMen IS Ila .. Wing him to institute an inquiry into the sada of edu• I all 541 taking and . , f° 72. an infant about sixteen months old, and the offspring of catfonamong the children employed in the staple trade of ! t a 8 1 °lmam Mine a leth II II - U,7161 91 Do. 0 :otiriten_ A '" ' ' his man lege, out for • walk with him. He carried the....... .....•• - - - nine 911 Needs land all 11S 115 - sumac the district, urging as a reason the exeemivel earl at , -' , 1 7 age . 10 a e s ___ n a is, .- Z iss ille N. Dap, casig.allasit. an 11 15 m oxe n. ' ' child through some fi elds to • somewhat retired loco- whic h - 11 to me as 37 - ad that tee lit call W• ,_ . y called humors Park, large numbers of them wore sent to work, pointing so pp p u pa 134.3 3 3, „,,,, 3 13 pm -11 l . Male where he WY HIM out the moral sad physical evils attending this course. sad Man of Maiall; .. .35 UsA w. cal at 1,848111 N. helareene l5O IN 119 - Londe) then .. , _•r e : gathering wild flowers. According to his own statement, squealing legislative interference for their prevention. 0 0 all r at & mad= ga ng3..6 -- -- - NON 53 De. Op. et. Pup. Dsts lOO let NN - Mena would m", „: he was suddenly seized with a fit of monomania that after Clover:am tit has weeded to the pea er of the memorial, and 10 all 05 Dented m o!" - - .. NON 10 LlndledLou.Salppnah Ti se ft dm - I to , t , 1860, '''''' . be was dead the child would be badly treated by his wife ad ee,ooo to sestiediaterle.n themil 1 :n e t om -: a lass autlu:rised Mr. Francis D. Long y e, sub-commissioner, to . n e. ig en .I._....l3leser_mhbOrelet. N. 141 1 6 1 ed 1 1 4 o doubt toot n ad her sons, and this idea preyed so strongly on his mind_... - - Made fk. Weak Selegaph .. •MO collect information bearing upon the subject. We believe ,26 e a 1 41 ,'"7" 0 ,1 4 = A a i d e - - ,of Wil that he resolved then and there to deprive the child of life. this movement, which, if carried out, can hardly fail of wi en Im ene se e ruguest -.-• .. Mae 6 Neg. ma UM Sop. .. en et = Bank - 15,550 15 nee. Mem nanssu•D 14 15 1 6 ,d it world ~ He then deliberately took a stone from the wayside, and, being • great benefit to the district, originated with the N afflLToos sadnesses • - n^oll 1 sip (ladled) .. all - 4to Oar. at . tying it to the child's waist with a piece of worsted, thaw R ev . H. S a ndford, one of her Msjesty'e inspectors of 111 ell Marla Adana --- leo,ooo 1 Do. 17g per awl fed all - Bomb • meal ~.4 . it into • pit containing water several feet in depth. The achools.-StaffordsAire Advertiser. 1 ... 10 Ilidiset.hl B siel At2 4B . _ Se 1 1) - 15000 4 las. Nokia& Tel. (1.1. • 4 m. - ,pplied ;"" weight of the stone mused the child's body to nut to the CAM/UNIX& NEAR TEI EXHIBITION.-The follow- , u l z sar te.:PL O , P .. , r • 9411 e el s - 100,000 15 Loa. nee. ONtalltes no. au I i If WW I - 10,000 10 Lon.6l.lre.lar•Tel. (L.) 1 par Ipm - ,n ere "I r. i hettAnn i and it was drowned . The ba y' it i s . 4 as Mr sites of standings for hackney carriages have been se- I 4 IS Da, Hew Shane pressure " decked with • profusion gro of wild flower', which had bees MAW cal lawfres Info. a Oars 1 li t il ea - Doi gathered from we in the locality. ra e priaoaer, kited by Sir Richard Mays* due to and at the entrance la en iseereska Trunk Prel. - ii 1 - 17 " 7. 11,000 10 Hadar Is , Tal. Rd) in - some n MaMaml =WOOS Oa.. 1 1 lea - Lod his sli ' when brought before the magistrates, seemed utterly cannon- of the International Exhibition, am appears from • list belled 16 la lalamealmyniaLidle) • 7de - nen se werbstasowitnrcemi 6 1 I pal 14 5 tt4ll yeaterday at the Metropolitan Police-office :-1 . Exhibition- g e t 51 44.4.04444. 4 a 4% 444 sol i - scious of the magnitude of the offence with which lie was ree d . „ em it s R a m Ka ma . t o Exhibition , 30 ca bs ;2, ~ m an 801 . 1 0 eleam s. rt.,. 61 13- 113000 Neiberlandst. of aver ell g Color& s i a • vet 1.724 100 N. Brom lIL Sool .0. II 111 16 - b en * ,ina ase d ° charged . He ' . a man el. middle age, and hu huu • g °°ll Cromwell-remit elms to South Entrance, 15 cabs ;3. Thur. : character up to this time. g• 7P.e• 5 1 1 4 ale - SAM IN. Ida hieNerleelase.. an 1 '" D.D., 133 0 / loe-pkes West, junction with Cromwell-road, 24 cabs ;se on mg - - NON 1 . ans en crow __a hull, 60 " - 4. Old Brompion.road, end of Cromwell-place, 14 cabs . 111 . ell Segni Demist - s 40 084 (this appointment is rendered nugatory by Mr. Fmk. san Swedish -- _ 60,070 10 . IL 116 m. (Mal- en 4 - 50,000 1 Do. .'• new Shitses' .. an I If = aa. mi , ... WOW° REMARKABLE ESCAPE PROM DZOMNINO.-About putting barriers on the site . alerted ): 5. South eod ci •4 a 7 . 01 "" '''' - tomes at. red neer leen 41 lan 149 "IS - lithe was W theall end Mum -- 11 111 5 o'clock last Friday night, • little boy named Inman, Cromwell-rod, beyood the Exhibition, 39 cabs (Mending ! le s e De. . Immo ,. pm . oi, 10 - - 21,400 S• 111.070 SO On m end w Orlea. Nem all N7l 55 SO 10 12 pin .. Mary smug 6064 14.111 was fishing in the river berwent on the Bleach Green, at not tad. • claim th a t the road is p rivate . underlays'. op s 361116011. 3 a per 63 MOO M Laos di tad. Tel. OM ail 13) 19 19 Cockermouth, when he slipped into the water and was ' , but the police allow tribe to remain there) ;6. 111 m "Vesellan SI 4 per 7.11 AM 111 Ism - Fal carried by . the strong current nearly half • mile, • South sod el Prises Albert - rood. 96 cabs (standing not 1111 '1 Wanentipereta - - -. 19,059 16 , New ell 451 - hat, 7 the turnpike-ra id. and the cation without attesetieg the fee the same reasons, but gabs allowed by the It 6 TING and alms ••• • - ...- _ 4,350 IS No Wan. Cit e lm.(n) ell • 20 * - tit,te bll ll tgal attention of any person as he passed . along. He was to venesie) ;7. Meeeingkin•gon, opposite the en- r e 2 et Srseas.... 114 sot Wed I 5 _ - 29,7110 Do. 16,000 I - MN Ness - no 49 61 zed 501 1 301 L o 7 the m g wished over the Fits Mill weir , which is enough to have to the ifortienltursl Gardens, 11 tabs ;8. lieneiog- 3 a D . „ I ...a:Ai 1 . 4 - MAW N . Amit. laveram id IN NO - cesi 0 1 dashed him to atoms, and was lily then mesa by a young ton-read (Quesn'opte). 12 cabs; 9. Bens;ngton.road le er g der, er, 9 6 gnus 11 -14 N. IS daslesnaa Load all Ul4 .- /ma, ti ll." B . CA . . 1 4: man named Loiclee, with one arm , who. at the imminent ..pie). 10 cabs (liareased from 12 before the open riek of hi s own life, gallantly d ashe d ate the river, aces- bg of the Exhibition) • 10. Michaersegrove (Broalpload F a .N. lag almost to the opposite side Were he wend the lad, seed), 9 gibe ; 11. BranYiewereesant, Meeks. The total *555515 _°' I I DMISTMILZ 970013. krona iPd I 131. pekes I Ilele. 18.100 1 Set Berle -an 1 g - when, lima) 1 De. de. ingisesswi au I g .. worn MGM le DD. 46. a 6 S -• Meo f quite exhausted. in about 6 feat of water. Tha bay wan nnwilinr el cabs allowed is teas ZS. Hon than the mad . EL 01308 °L., , 4 Ptt_e° 6BB 6 . 6 _. lBBB i• let I - NCO 2 telegraph to lane (5.) 1 1. 111 Per = lAD* 111 Of - lac e le .1 44.4445 tu t: 1 day pm wa d. ad ' ir a11w'461.1. 0 VI Mtn to l b . Fits House, when the usual realcintives wen dinsaln ben it m believed, ben felt is selecting sites for l nos 1 e ",. • r i. ." . ",ft e r tit.4 = l ; 1 ,, ~ me - N. Ili . Oa.II. L ?"" es. speedily applied, and he is defog well.-Wislawreised these standinp, owing to the reeds la may Ames being • es . soma T . g a g. 4, ( 4, mg . - - velite. Gazette. when. ditires N. WNidleadOr ...ilpal. IM 151 11111 - MN IN an pawl's laal IN ee 35 , 84 NM a Us. Magda= Tin 41..) _ii it it = • Vg ____ No. I 616. ( ILmos. I Pd. l 01.101446 I MN.. 6, 19, 19 Allred Ina lO BM Coca (14111641) SAS W ... Clifford 1. Dr. G. Coo. (7avlatk ) 1 400 440 0.1.. lad Banat (1110400) .. lhat Caradoa 0, ... Mad Cara Bras .. .. KWh. Rama (Tavlalk )8. 104 14 i 4 14 24 455 .. Gambler •N. Aaby2 Oaf 1114 14 I. ... 046821 Ws* Tokio 6, CI. 1112. Vat (Ilablaa) lO 14 7 Oraavilla 1, Mead 64044 IL 124 17 ID I, .. 0184021.0. Dam 144 1 le a _ Lady Bertha 1.14.0. 4 .. Krim Volley 106 1114apr44 (Car Leima4). 04 44 46 42/ 60.000 6 Kiryady boa Ora 24 2 1 ills 4000 .. Nora Down/ 1,500 .. N. hawse ( 4000 .. 11 Wb. Ileaset ni tragaii . ) 10 ea. syl — .. Sae* Wheal Crotty 14 21 — l, P., Cass. (14. 10/0189). 14 1 1 1,1110 11 1404914006 (U. lainl). 14.47. 10 42 40 11401 .. Oos. MIL Co. 1 i I B. OIL Marl— 14 38. 145 d,460 .. Ora lima (Lpapa) . 1811244 2) 110.. IL W. Palma (Massa) 11.11.6 974 102 .. l'atk 111.9 114 9. I 1111.01Laadlla 0. — 1 , VI Oran 10. .. Vale al Tograra d ) M. OIL 11. .. 11444 Bamet ( ) l4 114 114 1.021 .. W. Oszadaa ( ) 1 26 16 105 .. Wad Sikft 112 .. SIX Boast Mosso ~ mi. balks & 67 1 11, (061.445a, 71 1 ..• -- .926 .. Wk. £ x 1207 (02. 1.416 at) LT. 4. 1 13 1,014 .. W.Kary Laa(llaassa.) 6 11 .1 424 .. 111. Tralawais I Llas. j 7 .0 17 --- 11011114111 /510.1 M. la I llii. I Kum Ird I OIL 98441 liiii SO Arkaliaa .2 i i _ if‘ ... 1 trerit . r . AL i s m ti . I 4 K 119 Were A 10 lisidaftila ) l aw,. 11 S S surer Ha. 4 dim 4 pea 7/4 1 Duro Novaiala Crow el 114 — ll.OOO I East Dot 118011148114•10 1 } i pro %COO 11 fartaaa (lam) 10,440 99 Gamed all II 21 10.100 2 04. Northers %WO li Kslssaila agi • "ll.sl (lA llll 4 CW 14 i 1 9 1411 -- 1 - MOW Urine 10,010 6 Laillaidas 101416 1 11,~t• all i SO.OOO 1 N. aoC.o. , Aas.(L) I 1 dts ISt= IS EiebaadlNlverlimad 0 I 6 110,005 5 Pot Phillip llll - 1 Eaato Barbara Gold 11 au i 7 i Te ra 110,010 1 So:alba Amato. (Ura.) 114 1 pea 11.400 lii 21.10 ha dal Bay (lAm) li MI 4 111,170 MAR ',WWI 1121144 a dl 14 n Kinn 1 v.,..k.., ,1A,,,. , off i a -- WOO S Yadraivaataao (Lim ). all $6 St MONEY MARART-(THIB DAY•) Two o'ClowX. The funds show rather decided heaviness to-day, the recent bond fide sales having apparently weak ened the market. Consols have fallen per cent. In the other markets there is a general dulness of business, and the tendency of prices is not favour able. Eatgfish railway stooks are still drooping. Turkish Loan Scrip is quoted 2} to 21 prem., being lower ; Egyptian, 2 to 21. prem. ; and Russian, 4 to 1 prem. The s hares of the London and Brazilian Bank are firm to-day, at 21 to 21 prem. Consols are officially marked 934, 1,4, and 4, cum div. for money, and 921, 1, and 4, ex div., for the account. The present quotations are 93/ to 4, cum div. for cash, and 924 to 1, ex div., for the 10th of June. The official business report is as follows :-Bank Stock, 2371, 236 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, ; New Three per Cents., 911, 4,1; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1091, 1, 109 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 1004 ; ditto, Bonds, 30s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 103 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 109 ; Exchequer Bills, 215., 18s. prem. The Spanish Certificates rallied this morning, purchases taking place as high as 91 ; but a relapse has since occurred, and the latest sales are at 81. Other stocks exhibit little alteration. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is now quoted 81:11 to 81, and that of 1868, 701 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 1858, 1860, 921 ; Belgian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 96 (exchange, 26fr.) ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1001; Egyptian Seven per Cents., 2f, 1 prem. ; Greek, 81 ; Portuguese Three per Conte., 1853, 461 ; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 60, 891, - div. ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, ; the Committee's Certificates, 94, 1, 81; Turkish Six per Ceuta., 1854, for account, 804, 1; ditto Six per Ceuta., 1858, for &amnia, 701 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862 (scrip), 21,1, 1 preen. ; ditto paid up scrip, 704, 4. Hars-rawr Two o'CLocz. The funds remain quiet, at the morning's reduction. Consols are quoted 931 to 4, Mil div., for money, and 921 to 4, ex div., for the 10th of June. About 3,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank yesterday, while 18,0001. was withdrawn from that establishment for exportation. The steamer Delta will take on the 12th inst. 83,5901. in silver, and 27,3601. in gold, for Bom bay • and 1801. in silver for Alexandria; making in oaf 81,1201. The continental exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm, with a rather favourable tendency. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 11.18 to 1 ; ditto, 3 ILISI to 161 ; BeMorthm, 3 months, 11.18 b o b Antwerp, 3 mouths, 25.471 to 521; Hamburg, ins. banes, three months, 13.81 to 1 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.25 to 30 ; ditto, months, 25.471 to 521 ; Frankfort-on-ths-Maine, 3 mouths, 1191 to ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 331 to 94 ; Vienna, eV. 60., 3 months, 13.40 to 45 ; Trieste, eff. flo., 3 months, 13.40 to 45; Madrid, 3 mouths, 491t0 ; Oaths, it months, 481 to 49 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.571 to 621 Genoa, 3 months, 25.571 to 621; 'Min, 3 months, 25.571 to Naples, 3 months, 394 to ; Palermo, 3 months, 1191 Messina, 3 months, 119 1 to ; Lisbon, 90 days,l to 1 ; Oporto, 90 days, 52 to 1. A preliminary meeting of the creditors of Mr. Thome de Castro, jun., Brazil and Oporto mer chant, was held yesterday. The liabilities are about 13,0001., and an unfavourable realisation is ex pd The meeting was adjourned to Tuesday, the 20th instant, to enable Messrs. Honey, Hum phreys, and Honey, the accountants, to investigate the books. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week a decreer* of 2961. A general meeting of the Oriental Gas Company is called for the 19th instant, and will be made spe cial to authorise the increase of the capital to 150,0001., by the creation of 50,000 new shares of 11. each, on which it will be proposed to call up ss. per share, payable Ist July next. The new shares are to be issued pro raid to the present share holders. We are informed that the amount paid to Messrs. Glyn and Co. on account of the new London and Brazilian Bank is 120,7301., which represents 48,292 shares, or 38,292 more shares than there are to be distributed. The directors meet to-day for the purpose of making the allotment, a task of no little difficulty. The shares dosed yesterday at 24 to 21 prem. We are requested to state that the applications for shares in the Bombay Gas Company having already far exceeded the anticipations of the direc tors, the list will be closed on Thursday next for London, and on Saturday for the country. The Gazette specie statement for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following teals, viz. :- Imports of gold, 145,5931. • exports of gold, 89,4631.; imports of silver, 133,1881. ; exports of silver, 151,2681. FRIDAY Bvwao. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 to ex div. for the 10th of June, opened this morning at the same quotation, declined to 921 to 4, and closed at 92# to 1. For money the last price was 931 to 1 cute div. The official business report is sa follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, t, u f f; cunt div. ; ditto, for account (June 10), 92}, ex div. ; Bank Stock, 238 ; Three per Conte. aced, 911, 1, f ; New Three per Cents., 911, 1, ; India Stock, 227, 229 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stook, 1091, ; ditto, for account, 1061, ex div. ditto Bonds, 30s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1061. The India Five per Cent. Stock remains steady at 1091 to 1, cum div. The rupee paper was firm. Exchequer Bills were quoted 18e. to Ma prem., and India Bonds 27a to 30s. prem. Increased depression prevailed this morning in the market for Spanish Certi fi cates. Sales were pressed as low as 81. At the close there was a re. covery to 8f to 1, being lower than yes terday. The Turkish Loan of 1864 was last quoted 801 to 81, being lower; that of 1868, 701 to 71 ; Mexican, 32 to I, being dull ; and Italian Five per Cents., 701 to 71. A slight reduction was quoted to-day in Bank of Australasia shares. Ottoman Bank have again de. dined. Metropolitan and Provincial Bank were inquired for. National Discount and London General Omnibus shares continue in request, while A us tralian Agricultural, Crystal Palau, Oriental Inland Steam, and Rio Improvements were heavy. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine bi ennium, 81 to 9 prem. ; Thames and Mersey M arine, 11 to 11 prem. ; Universal Marine, 3/ to 21 din. ; London and Provincial Marine, omm par to I prem. ; Mercantile Fire, to 11 prem. ; Cercial Union, to} dia. ; Imperial Bank, par to i prem., islte o • fall ; Alliance Bank, s to t prem. ; C Bank of British Columbia and ancouver's Island, to prem. ; Italian Irrigation, #to # prem. ; Bombay Goa, 3to prom. ; and Metropolitan Wagon, if to 2i prom, being again higher. Dowtotro-stszar ; MAT 8. The Queen has been to appoint tit Right fteveresi Piers Calreley , t4 s lltoe, D.D., to be ordained and aoneserated Bishop of Colombo, in the liland of Nylon. Her Majesty has also bees pleased to appoint the Venerable Thomas Earle Welby, D.D., to be ordained and ooneeensted Bishop of Saint Makoa.--Mastke. Mr. Myles Fenton, ariistant traffic moo of the Lance his and Yorkshise Company, and toesaj rotary of the Beat lenookire Company, has been appoint a Z I wager of the Metropolitan Balmy. FATAL REBCUT Of • FIRITT.-011 WlClllllllday bat, Thome Foote. 211, labooser, was , brouelts Woe J. fi r a h w er Faq., St. Leowarde, charged with /sort a young man 23 years al aim we slated tbst the of prisoner, with the dewed and eaaae Mbar as., were working in the ohs& pie at ilnedkad. Wm after some few words, width esent es usual in a quarrel, prkener and deceased skipped and fought, and in the fourth round the dolma roughed a violent blow, yid* felled him to the posed. He never sewed sam urais and on Wee tikes up wen quite deed. inperisten dent solo *Maned a emend enta thi day.—Sneson /apnea MINES.-(THIS DAYJ Two &Own. There is still an active demand for mining 'harem. East Caradon are quoted 42+ to 43 ; Great whew 'Fortune, 28 to 27 ; Wheel Seto 12 6 to 128; Emit Cern Brea, 131 to 14+, • lower ; and Wheal Grenville, 3f to e. In the took Ex change East Caradon shares have been dealt in at 44; East Cain Brea, at 14+ ; Wheal Margaret, at ; and Providenoe, at 40. t. John del Rey Mining shares continue in re quest, and have been dealt in at 59 to 591. Other foreign as well as colonial mining shares are quiet. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Messrs. von Dadelazen and North : The alight improvement in the metal market which we notaced is our last report has been fairly maiptained ; still briars is much restricted, and themoderate prises at which = d tia. and 'palter are sow obtairable have as yell Tr , the attention ed operators. Welsh bare are im fair request at 51. to 51. 2a. 6d., free on board in Wales ; and at 51. 17s. ed., delivered free os board here. Good c= 0 :: Staffordshire iron sellMg to • fair extent. She in Scotch pig iron hays been without any material result; after advancing to Ms. 9d., the price has dropped again to Ma. cash. Copper.—Not much Weiser his bees dots. The limits for English manufactured are • trifle below smelter'' prices, which checks Wainer. Tough cake and ingot, 941. to 951. Some business has been dope in Burns at 961. Kupuodalsheld for 97/.. which effectually prevents buli mia. Chili 881. in LiverpooL Ile, English, unaltered, and in moderate demand. An avenge amount of balms has been done in Straits at 1131. mak, which is our present quo tation. A few tons at Banos have changed heads at 1224 10s. The Dutch market is dull at 711., sellers. Tin plates an in slack demand, but pries are uncheamaL Lead is decidedly better, an *draws of fully 10a. per ton imolai been established, sad a lugs badmen has been dose. Spelter.—Badases ass set been very brisk but prism well kept up. Thelma he were 80 toes, ex ship hem at 181. fos. ; and 80 toes, 181. 7s. fkl., ta warehouse, lila COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW IIARKAT.—(THIS DAY.) Tin ariork II okay. Tows tallow is quoted 445. as. cub ; Poisosbarg Y.O. oa the gook 4111. to 481. 3d. ; May to Joao, 46a. ; July to elopicrober, 46 0 . 9d. ; October to Doowabor, 480. 61 to 4111. 9d. MUM AVIRAGEL—Town tallow, 460. ; fat by ditto, 2a. id; yellow Baska, 470. Id.; salted sail, 975. rough ditto, Ms. ; tallow gnaw" 160. ; good drop, 70. HMITH/ITZLD HA2 MARKET.--4THD3 DAY.) Moan. Harm and Boston report trade vary aloe at bat day's prima Primo meadow bay, 70a to 00s. ; superior ditto, 84a. to 955. ; inferior ditto, 40a to Ms.; rowan, 50a. to 70a ; dam, old, 80a. to 110..; ditt• saw, iscosit oat, 80a. to 100 a. ; straw, 38s. 00 1 7KNT GAB.DEN.--(THII3 DAY.) Vowlabia aoatisaa Napo aro wow senor, so are also good tails Pisa apples awl ware amo stall boar. Now aka bosom nary Amara wog walk. Polito trail Imam Ost lowan dimly coasidad orobida. Massa prhowlea, oasailies, vide* oisoluiso, aalgeowearo, awl row. Pimiento, per M., St to araioesoberiss, proms par quart, Gross, per lb., Its to ea es Plrawberstos, p aa. Is to Is id Oreellett Dar 10 0 , be to 111 Gram Pt" per 4°L . 111 Lamer, per 100. Os to 101 etterriss per lb., is to Ns Nam, Orb. Pee 10 4400 es 64 Pairs, par dia. • to HY Wilmot', per 100, 2s Appals. per dos., la to Ils Broomii, par la Is to Bd-1 Preach beans, psr 100, ts Is Gress Post, p. dere, Its Cabbages, p. dos., Is td to 1s Od hedge's, York iscsats, per too, Ms to WM ~ Makes, do., 110 s to ma „ Soak, do., Us to 106, Caps, do., 86, to 90. ~ New, Por lb. to oi TsZ o c, per bunch, id to ed a ltd to /Miss* par slava, Ss to Is 6d Cucumbers. each, Is to is at Artgaieties, each. ad to ad Beet, per doz.. ls ed Wiry, par bundle, is ldto 28 Odor, (puking. p. I ere., le lid Asps/wad per bundle, al to 08 kaki* per pan., le ed to bed Mello* per lb, led to la I Oaritc, per lb, ad to 8d Lettuces, wok, ed toad Meths, peg seem la id Hotw“, palms , teed to de le adman, p. putt, le Id to 149 d Parsley, per 12 bunches, as tote I Herbs, per bunch. 2,1 to ad PROVINCIAL SHARK MARKETS. -- WOOL, MAY 9.—/6 th today_:—lastirn Counties stock, 6111—Lazantehire sad Teekthire, WM—Loudon and North West on, 944 4—Mkllaad, 1161-oeresky and Newtown, SM—Soesth Imeters, 9e—Buffalo sad lake Karen, 0 3-16 64—Datek Mienah, 1 IS-161—Great Ltuteashowq, 9-16-111inola Central, patd.up, al—flushre and Mean, 1 I—N4 Union Bank , --Thansas and Merry Marino Insuranee, 11-16 M. ILANONSMit, MAT 9.—The market was slow, wtth slows Omagh" and Newtown Prat, 10.—Great Soothe:a and ; T i i erern a per oat. Pref., 96—Grest Isthesabourg, 14k 746 Grand Teak cd Othada It—Great Moles, 714—lanoaakTe sad Yorkaltire„MYM—London and North Western, PM I—Maneleseter,, Sheffield, sad Lincolnshire, 42 14—Midland . 1274 e—Nortk Staffordshire, 44 el.—South Medan, Ml—Thames and Mangy Marine Insurareee do g i alt p.—linteheeter and County Dank, Vo l e:tlTrane u a rti rter, 104 —loyal Bwedteh P r per andProL, l l 7 itz Union Beak, r4p. Blair ea, MAT S.-21te Isles today Included Stour Vino Guarantied No* at MI ; Birsalashani Canal. at 92: e r ties shire Bank at 4 ; &Numbs Mills, at fp.; and th e M Wagons, at 1 MI6 11 1 1 6 -16 p. Santa Stafford& clewed all 101: Drottwieh mad, at 160: Birmbighans sad Mid land Bank, bums, at 146: Mubiffiam Gas, buyers, at 114; Old ijalon MW, bayera 104. Markets for local docks firm, rails weaker. TZAIIIO Raffmrifft.—The traffic receipts of rail ways in the United Kingdom amounted for the week coding the 3rd of May, ea 10,185 miles to 539,81101., and for the oorrespcmilig week of lest year, on 9,936 :Mks to 531,4601., showing se indrawn of Menet, end odegrease of 1,690 L in the reosipla The peee receipts cm the following 14 railways amounted is the aggregata, on 6,618 Will to 404,2751., and for yhsseerespendiog week of 1861, on 6 483 , mike to 406,5081., showing an mosses of 135 miles and a decrease of 2,2134 The de. cream on the Caledonian Railway amounted to 2351. ; on the Eastern Counties to 1,5591.; on the Great Northern to 2.381.; on the Lancashire and Yorkshire to 404/. ; on the Midland to 966 1 . • on the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire to 2,0231. ; and on the North Easters to 2,5971.—t0ta1 , 12,5661 . But from this mmt be deducted 3671. the increase on the Great Southern and Western 1.6201. on the Great Western ; 3,4091. es the London and North Western; 2,64 56 . on the London, Brighten, and South Coast ; 1,1071. on the London and South Western ; 651. on the North British ; and 9371. on the South Easter° together, 10,3534, leaving the decrease, as above, 2,233/. The pods and mineral traffic on those lices amounted to 207,0791., and for the corresponding week of 1861 to 219,1081., showing a decrease of 12,0671. The receipts for paresis, be., amounted to 197.1961. against 1737,Z7ahowing an increase of 9,7941. The tudio m -14os 66 other lines amounted, on 3,547 miles, to 11 665/.., and for the corresponding weak of last year, on 3,453 miles, to 124,942/., showing an inctease of 94 miles and of 6431. in the receipts. The felling off in the goods traffic of the past week as meepered with the corresponding period of 1861 is chiefly is 00111111411911110110 f the depression of trade is the meaufsetnriag deetriels, hut this fall* elf is met to a considerable =Met by the imams. is the mem ger talk in soneequenes of the latersatlosal Exhibition. The Welk receipts et the the week show ea lemmas of 3,5110 L, se eseepand with them of the preceding week =di g tie 106 hpA WALTER Bayous LANDOIL AT RIIMIT.—Those were the days, too, In which Walter Ravage Lender as. tooishod waters, boys, and neighbouting rustics, by the use mod abase of those remarkable powsn which should have made him a pride to Bugheisse—bealing Butler himself in Leila veraflottion, and without a rival in booing, leaping, sod all spode allowed or forbidden; now seen on horseback out of bound', galloping beyond the reach of pedestrian authorities, sod sow, after the fashion of a Roman retiarim, throwing has mating-ost over the head of the miller who had ventured to demand possession at that Wesel implosion, aod reducing his enemy to abject salboamion seder those hapless circumstances ; and whea good Dr. JUDO (oo whom he was always writing squibs, Latin trod English), with the lineation of offering serious rentoeitnacs, knocks for admisioa at his study , door—lbet recognised castle of every Rugbeian, which no master dreams of entering without leave—affecting to discredit the witty of the visit or the yoke, and devoutly eiwlaWg from _within his bolted forums, " Avaunt, Satan !"--soers ihmazint for May. Ms Rama ViwrAol —lt was a perfect October day; the dew set yet cattle blades of gnr, glistening on the &limn goasagasr webs, which stretched from flower to flo wet in the pads% lying in the morning shadow of the home. Ball beyond ike podia, on the sunny hill-aide men, moms, aalleddierse wire elsattarlog up the vineyard; like aids—lntt, irrogslar is storegarat, clustering together , agreed* wide agset—l wail beer the thrill voices as sat—and all along the valley, as far as [ n on use, is was snob the rase, for everyone Mod his house for ihe day of the rintsge—that great apnea Wind. Lou sier, who hod =4: in my breakfast, mis all in her BMW WI, risen early to get her work done waved abroad gather grapes. Bright colours to abound ; I could yes - dote of owlet, and se mass, sad amigo through the ferilag leaves ; was net to o trzis i t the hones ; se yesU whoa Seer riutierw mme is to as offer scf, I is sus, and help Ise is walking to the retersrd. We tbssask Ohs wets, wand with late bowers and sunny fsit—we pissed thresgh the pas bad so often gaud at hoon tbe esdrdbidr, add wen is thebaty! vineyard ; great boasts lay es the par also* pibd nearly fall of gurgle sad yellow grapes. Ills wore made from these was far from phommt to my WM ; for the best Rhine wine is made hums loins ggrroappee,, growing in closer, harder dusters ; bat the larger aisdleis psogashae gra p e Is by far the most oictarespels Its sole oi growth, sad far the beet to est into to the Whorever w teed it was ea fiespaat washed rise leaves ; every ass we saw hal hie beads sal bee As** with the purple fain.—Oonshill itaparias fee Nay, ••••• ' 4 rg r I~