The Express. — London, England, 1862-05-12 00:00:00

THE - EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, the court to proceed under the circumstances to par judg ment on the two defendants before the court. Mr. Justice Crompton said that under a writ of prostra tion the prosecution could not get the costa. Mr. Chambers said they might be got from the treasurf, if the court would intimate that they intended to pass each a fine upon Mr. Train as would oover them. It Mr. Train would accept the terms offered he (Mr. Chambers) was willing to abandon the proceedings against the vestrymen. Mr. Justice Crompton said it appeared to him to merge into a question of costs. Mr. C•hambere said he understood that in addition to the bond given by Mr. Train on permission given to him to lay down the tramway, he had deposited 1,0001. for the vestry men's costs. _ The constable answered that be appeared to have been drinking deeply, bet the effect of the ducking sobered him. Mr. Edwin, the chief clerk, assured his trip that from what be had heard of the prisoner he believed be had no intention of committing suicide. Mr. Burnham discharged him, and hoped it would act as a caution to bim to keep sober for the future. Had it not been for the constable and others be might have lost his life. Mr. Luis, Q.C., who watched the proceedings for the vestry, said that was for reinstating the road. After some further discussion between the bench and the learned counsel, The Lord Chief Justice said he was of opinion that the court ought not to pronounce judgment in the present state of the case. It was a matter of discretion for the court, and he thought they ought to hesitate before making a precedent. Some of the defendants were in the position that it rested for the court to say whether the verdict should be that of guilty or not guilty should be entered against them. It would therefore be very inconvenient that the court should proceed to pass judgment against the two defendants before them, more especially as in the event of a new trial being granted on the part of the vestrymen, the defendants, Train and Hathway, would be en titled to participate in it. The power, however, was in the hands of the prosecution, by entering a none prosequi with reference to the vestrymen, but they de clined to do so, as was obvious—the question of costa inter vening. The court declined to make the precedent asked for, and, therefore, unless the prosecution entered a tolls presaged against the other defendants the case must stand over till the diaposal of the rule. Mr. Justice Crompton said he thought the court might have to pass sentence on the defendants, but he th t it better not to do so, considering the difficulties that might arise in consequence. The other learned judges concurred. • Application refused. The Lord Chief Justice said!that in the event of the case coming again before them, and they were called upon to pronounce judgment, that if it was brought to their know ledge that the nuisance had not been abated and aocidenta bad occurred in the interval, the court would take it into their serious consideration with reference to the sentence to be imposed. What had passed was to be without pre judice in any application to be made next term to take the rule out of the new trial paper for immediate discussion. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) The sitting of the Central Criminal Court was resumed this morning, before the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, the Recorder, Aldermen Sir IL W. Oardeo, Finn* and Gabriel, Mr. Sheriff Cockereli, Mr. Sheriff Twentyman, Mr. Under. Sheriff Ferrer, Mr. Under-Sheriff Gammon, &c. There are 128 prisoners for trial at this &maim ; bat most of the cams are of the ordinary character, with • few ex captious. - The Recorder, in his charge to the grand jury, said that the number of prisoners far trial was larger than usual ; and some of the oases that would be brought before them were of a very unions character, and he was wry to find that the idea that ap peared to hays prevailed, that crimes of violence to the • person were on the decrease, had not been realised, so far so the experience of the present and one or two previous Killiollo was ommerned. There was one charge of wilful murder and four charges of wounding with latent to murder, which, he observed, wee, until lately, also • capital offence. In all of the latter-mentioned offences he was exceedingly sorry to say the penmen am cued stood in the relation of husband to those upon whom they were charged with committing the offence. In one case the prisoner was charged with Mooting at his wife ; in another the prisoner was accused with striking his wife with an axe ; in the third the prisoner had beaten his wife with the leg of a chair and • flat iron ; and in the fourth the person accused bad inflicted serious injury on his wife with a ahoemaker's knife. The next case of a serious character was a charge against • female for administering poison with intent to murder. The party upon whom the attempt wee made was separated from her husband, and the prisoner, it was supposed, entertained some jealous feeling towards her, and it appeared had bean often seen walking with the husband. The primmer and the wife were apparently upon intimate terms, and the latter feeling rather unwell sent the prisoner to get her a rhubarb draught. She went out and returned saying that , she could not get • rhubarb draught, but she bad brought her something that would comfort her. She then poured out the draught into a glass, and the prosecutrix remarksd that it was very warm, but the prisoner said it was all right. The prosecutrix tasted it and felt • burning sensa tion, and from the effect some of the liquid had upon her clothcathere was no doubt that it contained oil of vitriol. If the evidence which would be laid before them would satisfy them of that, be thought it would be the duty of the grand jury to find • bill for administering poison with intent to murder. His lordship concluded by remarking that none of the other wee were likely to present any difficulty ; and he did not think it necessary to call their attention to them. Edward Villiers Crotty. • person of gentlemanly appear ance, pleaded guilty tea charge of publishing • libel. Serjeant Ballantion, who was specially instructed with Mr. Sleigh to eonduet the prosecution, said that the prose cutrix was • lady of the very highest respectability and honour, named Plumbs Stewart, and there was ne doubt that twenty years ago she and the defendant had been on intimate terms, but the acquaintance had been broken off, and the prisoner had recently sent her • letter of • most offensive character, upon which the present prosecution was founded. The prosecutrix wee not actuated by any vindictive feeling ; and as the prisoner was a married man, and his wife had appealed to her for mercy, on so cont of the destitution in which she and her children had been placed through her husband's misconduct, she wee anxious that the court should inflict as lenient a sentence upon the prisoner as was consistent with the iotereets of justice. The Recorder said the offence to which the prisoner bad pleaded guilty was • most aggravated one, and the seatessos would have been much more severe but for the recommen dation of the prosecutrix. He then sentenced the primmer to twelve months' hard labour, and ordered him to enter into recognisance, in the sum of 1001. to be of good beha viour for two years. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) George Everson, Eri:a --- cialco ginner, residing at 104, Euston - road, St. Pancras, was charged before Mr. Barker with unlawfully cutting and wounding Mary Ada Hen. share, an unfortunate, residing at 17, Newcastle.oourt, Strand, in the Huston-road. Mr. John Wakeling, solicitor, attended for the prisOner. Police constable Towers said that this morning about two o'clock be was standing outside 104, Euston.road, when he saw • scuffling between the prisoner and a female in the first-Boor front room. The prisoner seeing him at the door. came down and ordered him to turn She woman out. The constable asked him how she got io, and be said that be had taken her in. The prisoner said," How am I to get rid of her," end be replied chat as he bad taken her in he must turn her out. The prisoner then went in, and after a scuffle between him and the woman, he came beak and said " She is on the stairs, will yon turn ber out now?' He went up and found the woman on the stairs bleeding from the eye. He left tho house for assistance, and on his re. turn he found the injured woman had been turned out of the house almost naked, and suffering from • seven wound in the arm. The prisoner wanted to give the woman into custody, but he took them both to the station, and locked the man up. The prisoner said be had not stabbed the woman. On his return to the house he found a knife on the sofa covered with fresh blood, and there was also blood on the sofa. The man and the woman were both in liquor. Mr. Henry Sutherin, surgeon, of Si. Pancras-Toed, said be bad examined the injured woman, and she was so bad that she was unable to attend. He found her suffering from a punctured wound four inches above the elbow, about three. quarters of an inch in extent, coming out two inches above the bend of the arm in front. She also had another on the left eye to the bone. Police-constable Towers added that the prisoner, when he was examined at the police-dation, was found to have his bands covered with blood. . . . . . N. L W. D. 1. 0. L I. B. --- -... N -MI . 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N.N.W. to KN.& and to 11.13. E , sod &&E, moderate,showers moderate to strong, with rain. A letter from Vichy announces that the Emperor Napoleon is expected there in the course of the sesaon. The municipal mortal has appointed a commission, to be com posed of three members, to make preparations for the Em power's reception. . _ 317. NWakeliog na his client denied the matter in toto, and be should be able to throw a different light on the matter next week. lie hoped the magistrate would take hail Mr. Barker mid he would accept boil, the prisoner in the sum of 1001., and two sureties in the sum of 501. each. The prisoner was locked up in default. SOUTH WARN. SIIOGULSI CHARGE OP ATTEMPT= SUICIDE.- - POST-OFFICE SAVINGS' BANKS. —lt appears from • parliamentary return, issued to-day, that the total number el depositors in these banks, up to Marsh 31 last, in the United Kingdom wee 91,963. The amount of deposit& was 735,2531. 16a. 4d The withdrawals have been 9,771 in number, the amount being 40,6501. 17s. ld. There have been 3,674 tasadirs from savings' banks to the Past-efice &siege Bank, the amount thus carried over being 139,1711. 4s. 9d. In one case 3GI. 1 ls. 51 ham been transferred from a PostmafEce savings' Bank to an ordinary savings' bank. _ Samuel Walla's*, a smart-looting seaman, was brought before Mr. Bonham, charged with attemptingto drown him self in the river Thames, under the following singular cir curnetances : Itappeared from the statement of • constable of the M division, that as Sunday evening his attention was called to Mill-hum Stain, Touley-street, when he was told that • roan was nearly drowned. He saw the primmer palled out of the water sad he carried him to the station-house. He was in a weak state sod nearly exhausted when witness assisted in getting him out. The pnsoner here said that he Dever had any intention to commit suicide. The (antiwar* thee.. He had been with several shipmates and drank rather too freely, and mistook his way. When he got out of the public-house he took the wrong turning and walked right into the water before he was aware of it. GRIIIIKLAND SIAL FISHINO.—The Alert, of Pe terhead, arrived at that port on Thursday from Greenland, with upwards of 1,000 seals on board. She brings the fol lowing report from the other Teasels there:—Peterhead !W —Windward, 5,000 seals; Intrepid, 4.000 seals; Dublin, 4,000 seals ; Visitor, 3,000 seals ; Jan Mayen, 2,200 seals ; Columbia, 2000 seals; Tantalus, 1,500 seals ; llasinthien, 1,500 ; Clara, 500. Freasehurgh ships— Milenka, 2,700 seals; Alas Harvey, 2,200 ends. Foreigners —lce Bear. 3,500 seals ; Meaner, 3,3410. The above are positive advices . The following ;ere obtained at Greenland by rumour : Queen, 3,000 web; Polar Star, 400 seals ; Active, seen by the Kaiaks Ia early part of the mama, 300 sea ls ; Agustin' and pleas, sot seen. 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Nortak4p.o.llar.allapt. 10 111 96 - IL. •IS . • a AmO(L) lI.L 1 Oa PS - Inol St. N. nooLlp.ot,daaaJolg 1111 IN IN 891 It NA * o•ll.oaamda 5 pm - - 1114. imillalt B. Mal. 4p. 411. NM - - - WOOD 6 Va. = 1 1). 111 It 4 4, Ikon is. ar.llkiloodOz.-41Oboa. 100 101106 - Mat IMO LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE Or if vizaanzir.) CHESTER:—(II3IB DAY.) ARElVlD.—Parsdoz. Lemon, Knuteford, Sheffield, Zodiac, Reindeer, Rats Avis, Dr. NNW, Coronet, Maid of Chesterfield, My Mary, Prince of Dinmark.Solotka, Opbeli& Hugh, Lope, Outlet, Hare, Book, Soorpion, Costa, f by Augur, Donosida., Defender, Vest c, Recaps, Dusk, Brighton, and WesesL NEWMARKET. The following hor;;Ka7eleit7gte for Chester :—Wild Rase, The Prophet, Rudiments, Madge Wildfire, General Hem, Stamped°, Sawaatter, Chere Anne, Am, Jung Frau, Hetty, Fig, Royallida, Valentine, Palestro, Hedji Stenos, and Allez•pßondement. THE GALWAY POSTAL CONTRACT. DEPUTATION TO THE PRE.MIER.—(THIS DAY.) This afternoon, a large deputation from Ireland, who were accompanied by numerous members of the House of Commons, waited upon Lord Palmerston, at his house in Piccadilly, for the purpose of urging upon the government the propriety of renewing the subsidy in favour of the At lantic Royal Mail Steam-packet Company. Lord DONLIDALIN, M.P., introduced the deputation, end read • memorial signed by 76 Irish members in favour of the objects of the company. He stated that the memorial would have been signed by • still greater number, of Irish members, but that some were ab sent, while the mambas for Cork and Limerick, and the Irish members connected with the government, had not been asked to sign at all. His lordship added, that the company were prepared to despatch their vessels either to the United States or to Canada, u the government might select. The company had now three boats nearly ready, on which from 150,6001. to 200,00 N. bad been expended, chiefly in reliance upon the declaration made by the Pre mier on the last day of the bat session of parliament. The objects of the [deputation were still further urged upon the consideration of his lordship by the Recorder of Galway, Mr. Gregory, Mr. Lever, M.P., and Dr. Gray. Lard PALMA:BMW, in reply, said—l am very glad to hear your statement, and due attention shall be paid to your memorial. As this is • matter that must be determined by the government on full cousideration, you will not expect me to give a decision to-day on the question ; but I can ensure you it shall be con sidered with all that deliberation that is due to the eabject brought before me, mud to the country out of which it sprisp. Yon will perhaps have the goodnem to give me the memorial. Lord Dueiewn—We are to understand, then, that the matter will reosive your lordship's favourable consideration? Lord PALmrarrozi—Well, I am but one member of the government. All I oan ny in it shall be considered. The deputation then withdrew. SHOCKING CASE OF FRATRICIDE AT NZWCdBTLB. NEWCASTLE, SUNDAY EVIENIWG. This town was to-day thrown into a state of moat painful excitement in consequence of a man named John Berry having caused the almost instantaneous death of his brother, George Scott Berry, by stabbing him with a knife. The two brothers lived at St. Anthony's, a small village on the eastern outskirts of Newcastle, and on Saturday night, having been at the latter town together, were returning home with some friends late in the evening. They called on their way home at the Glanimakers' Arms, where they remained till twelve o'clock. A quarrel seems then to have ensued between John Berry and a roan named Henry Shaine, which resulted in a challenge being given and accepted that they should adjourn to the " Green," a plot of open ground near Messrs. T. and W. Smith's dock, to fight. Arrived at the place, Berry and Shakos stripped and fought, and at the end of the first round they both fell, Berry uppermost. Among Shaftoe's party were two brothers, named William and Thomas Redhead ; the latter of these, with the view of being asmaker, tried to separate the combatant., while W . with a contrary feeling, shouted to Shaft." " away. Harry." Thu exasperated Berry, who said to him, " You too, if you mean fi ghting," 1.011 struck him. Immediately after receiv ing the blow, William Redhead cried out to his bro ther, " He's using the knife, I'm stabbed ;" and then it was seen for the first time by the bystanders that Berry had what they supposed to be a knife glittering in his hand. Thomas Redhead went to the assistance of his brother, whom he found to have received two wounds in his left aide, both penetrating to some depth though not of a fatal character. Thomas Redhead also received a wound in his hand. After Redhead had been taken home, Shaf toe was also induced to leave the scene by his companions, upon which John Berry walked slowly away backwards as though still on the defensive, when his brother, it is supposed witt the intention of leading him away approached, but be had DO sooner reached him than he was seen to fall heavily to the ground. Some of the party raised him up, and finding that he had received a severe wound on th e right thigh, they procured a earl to convey him to the Newcastle Infir imat.dThe poor ties. fellow gradually au*, and died ere he that insani The accused wan Laken into custody this morning, in the cabin cf a small boat, and he expressed a wish to see his brother's corpse, and was allowed to go to the Infirmary for that purpose. It is believed that the unfortunate man mis took his brother—it being ♦ery dark—for some of his assail ants, and was not aware of the contrary until after he had struck the fatal blow. The deceased has left a wife and three children. Both men followed the occupation of water men, and have up to the present time borne irreproach able character. WEATHER REPORT.-(THD3 DAY.) MONDAY, MAY U. N A.M. IX. .11 a SHARS Lm7s.--(TH18 DAY.) Two o'OLoow. The railway share market continues inactive, but the general tendency of prices to-day is rather towards improvement In a few of the is principal lines an advance of 1 per cent, 10 has taken place. Eastern Counties, on the other hand, has receded 1. London and E North Western stock is now quoted 931 to 1 ; , Great Western 73 to ; Midland, 1271 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1071 to 1 ; Caledonian, 2 1081 to 109 ; South Eastern, 831 to 84 ; Eastern Counties, 57 to ; and Great /forthern, 1131 to 1141. us Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are rather us Hatter, at 31 to 1 prem. The Belgian lines have ta l : slightly improved. iso ORDINARY SMARM AND !TOMS. ah. I Pa IrawAys. nfra. Mol.is6tourY•A.l 1— .- mare:.. Mild sad Nada -. . . I Clodng prkes I Sam icmtly 1 &tardy. I to 1 p.m. e T el II 104 :611 10aelc (714171—min— asil Dirks--_..— D 77. B 'p.a. ispell D Do. ublin andle to B. leatern s. An =tlis Mown Union, Illook• lMt Salk - - =load €llllll.llll aod.lasa J =a B. W. cel!t at liasikrad 100 that Witham 100 Neel Area be acne, 100 Dee 1111401.15pe14111 100 tie Ikea.% Wee. Pe ) £OO Gm& Waders 100 IkellkourVaLGoaMe 100 leembirs& Yoalcudr• 10 Lades aed Materna 14 ii', Li lik 11 Bs. U If Zib4 i~ oow r~`sw D. Loseiss=Wssiles A ns. awl pselalps. 14 W. Mew I Do. Him &Dalt U lid. O. Wu. (1ro.) u Yid lont Jl rwasetio and Carnal 9 Novrry&Arisagli.daL.. ItevizWantop.tacs. K, 11l 11 . 4 411. lii it. Ito North BA North Dev N& on sal. a D. _M'lll Do. - 65Ciaiffe. Do. Tort rth Lou d.n D. New it. H 6 8 1 2 4 6 61 la 10 11 na 12 66 67. 686 40 NI 41 ..... —. 89 91 80 2 10* 102 144 140 146 114 414 112 113 132 IN 106 IN 711 74 54 68 ion 107} GO 62 in MI 43 46 24 24 20 2 Kee 10 II ali al 9 a/ 129 99 1 100 " disl a ea al lEj 61 1 ell. 6 4 66 1 811 ttSi 100 la. INotlblaWastersJuae I 8 Nash 844itordshire. 00 NottaGnualaandt.lX. Paeblem Scottish Content Scottish N. E. Abor.lllk Boottlsh Esimonstdre Union tlintingboarits& lbws South Devon South &Worn South Wales B. Yorksh. & River Dan OaWoldibln.Ato Stoc sl k ss, ton & lis is sttnika Ditto ditto Tail Vale ,7,... 11 4 . 1 04 Os ei iii 12$ 126 47 48 106 107 46 48 rolie Do. $6 ST Ble 84 OT es 9$ 101 0 7 E S! S P 0 0, 144 148 111 11 414 11 61 6 1 Pm" 120 '7 t I I Do. .... .. Want or oast& Violoda INn. & Ballot Wog Cornwall , $1.11= , 111 West I Ditto Ditto la= _ las 61 61 114 141 112 3 1 107 I PIUMULINCI NI 55 411 14 lifq 71 - Pm 97 e die an 4 WI •8 43 46 37 81 SILARNS. 1 MOIL ~~ MAY 12, 1862. ~1~~1 L lOU. 6 4 g!. 6.17E6 1 Si.ft. a lb. b.l. IS 111 LW& MU. 1 e fall l ad mar loc,d-I it ,A 5 us. m en 2690 410 440 64 46 ii 1.4 114 6 61 4 7 17 1 9 I li i kJ 10 e II 44 i Yabl 4 0 I 1" 6 6 60 MI 311 31 e It 3l } 14 111 lie 14 66 76 UK Se 57 92e ilii i 1 lf 1l IS 46 17 104 - . 104 i -i 1,3. j 1 - il - i i dim i lipm 1 2 1 ir U SA I } Eta ; Ipm 7 74 ias g poi 1 di 1 4 i I It: it i I 4 8 88 90 9 9 9 1 64 M if 34 SI 93 97 30 40 - ID SO 6641 1 51 is I R 4 hr - Ii 19 194 40 I% so is 41 61 62 al 111 id 26 4& si 446 MONEY AM!MET-4MM DA.}.) Two o'CLocz. There is no movement of great in.portance in the stock and share markets to-day. Consols are quoted the same as on Saturday. British railway stocks continue inactive. The Spanish Certifi cates still show a downward tendency. The Turkish Loan scrip is quoted 2} to 2 4 prem., being slightly lower ; Russian, to } prem. ; and Egyptian, 2} to 2} prem. Consols are officially marked 93}, and}, cum div., for money, and 92} and }, ex div., for the account. The present quotations:are 93 , 1 to it, cue. div. for cash, and 92} to }, ex div., for the 10th of June. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, ; New Three per Cents., 91}, 4 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1094, 108} ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 1001, ; ditto 1864 or 1866, 100} ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 103} ; ditto Five-and-a- Half Cent., 109; Exchequer Bills, 175., 18e., 20s. prem. There is no A of importance in the foreign stock market to-clay. Mexican Bonds are better, while the Spanish Certificates continue to show flatness. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 80} to and that of 1858, 701 to 1. Sales are recorded as follows :—Danish Three per Cents, 1825, 841 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents, 64# (exchange 128.) ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 100} ; Egyptian Seven per Cents., 2}, prem. ; Greek, 8k ; Italian Five per Cents. (Ma remanna Railway) Scrip, 11, #, dia. ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 32k, 1, 1 ; Moorish Five per Cents., 91} ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 451 ; Rus sian Three per Cents., 1859, 591, ex div. ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 83 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 541 ; ditto Passive, 191 ; the Committee's Certificates, 9, 81 ; Turkish Six per Cents. 1854, for account, 801 ; ditto Six per Ceuta., 1968, for account, 701, ; ditto 1862 (scrip), 21, 1, 1 prem. ; ditto paid-up scrip 70k, 70 ; Venesnela Three per Cents., for account, 231. The True Briton has arrived from Melbourne with 129,0001. in gold, and the E. A. Bright with '16,0301. The Canada, from Boston, has brought 10,0001. An instalment of 16 per cent. fell due on Satur day on the Egyptian Loan. The amount of stook on which payments were made in full, under discount at 7 per cent., was as much as 860,0001. This loan consists in all of 2,195,200 E stock. It appears from Madrid advioes that Mr. Powles has addressed a letter to the Correspotidencia Autognlia, asking it to forbear making any further remarks as to the validity or invalidity of the oerti &fates until it seem the opinions of eminent Spanish jurisconsults which Mr. Powles is about to publish. The fortnightly settlement in share's and - foreign stocks will commence to-morrow ("continuation day") and terminate on Thursday. A general meeting of the Madras Irrigation Com pany is called for the 29th inst., and of the East India Irrigation Company for the 31st. The annual meeting of the shareholders of the Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London, and China is called for the 20th inst. _ . - A general meeting of the Great Barrier Land, Harbour, and Mining Company is called for the 29th Mat. SATURDAY EVIDING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 924 to lex div. for the 10th of June, opened this morning at the same quotation, fell to 921, " sellers, " and dosed at 921 to 1. For money the last price was 93 to cum div. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 2374, 236 ; Three per Cent. Consols, for money, Mt 4,4, cam div. ; ditto, for account 921, L a x div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, ; New Three per Cents., 911, ; 4die Ave per Cent. Stook, 1091, 1, 109 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 1004 ditto, Bonds, 30s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfacW" rupee paper, 103 ; ditto Five-and-a-Balf per Cent., 109; Exchequer Bills, 21.5., 188. prem. The India Five per Cent. Stock shard in the decline in Consols, closing at 1061 to 1091 for money, or g lower than yesterday . India Bonds were quoted 275. to 30s. prem., and Exchequer Bills 18s. to 21s. prem. The foreign stock market was quieter. In the morning there was a renewed demand for Spanish Certificates, which were marked as high as 91. A relapse occurred in the afternoon, and the closing quotation was 84 to 9, being 4 to 1 better than yesterday. MINEB.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoow. The mining market continues active. East Cars don shares are quoted 44 to 45 ' • Stray Park, 314 to 324 ; Wheal Beton 128 to 130 ; Wheal Mararet, 434 to 444 ; East Cain Brea, 14 to 2, and Wheal Ludcott, 7i to 8. In the Stook Exchange East Caradon shares have been dealt in at 434, 422, and 434 ; and East Cain Brea at 142. St. John del Rey Mining shares continue to attract attention ; business is officially recorded at 00 and 59. In other foreign as well as colonial descriptions there is no variation. The prospectus of the New East Wheal Rose Lead Mining Company is being privately circu lated. This property is situated near Newquay, in Cornwall, and is stated to contain the lodes of the celebrated East Wheal Rose Mine, which in former times yielded very large profita. Works to some extent have been prosecuted ; promising indications have been found • and several tons of fine lead ore have been ri:ised. Favourable reports are given from Captain Jenkins, of Great Wheal Bad dern, and Captain James Phillips The mine is divided into 4,000 shares of 11. each, the greater portion of which have already been disposed of. The Laguna Silver Mining Company (Limited) is in course of formation, with a proposed capital of 20,0001. in 51. shares. The locality is the district of El Chico, seventy miles from Mexico. There are smelting works in the immediate vicinity. The North Miners Mine sold, on the 6th instant, 20 tow of lead ma, at 111. 61. per ton. The Deep Level Mine sold, on the Bth Indict, 10 tons of lead ore, at ill. 11a rat tan ; the Orsedd, 10 tame. at 111. lie. per ton ; the Hayssen Level. 10 toes, at 131. 10. 6d. per toe ; the Marilyn, 4 toss, at 111. 15a per toe. ; and the Dyliffe, 52 tons, at 12/. 12s. per ton ; and 27 tow, at 121. 3a. 6d. per ton. At °rambler and St. Anbyn Mine meeting. on the 6th imagist, the accounts showed a debit balance of 3681.16.. 4d. A call of 11. per share was made. At South Wheal Frances meeting, on the sth instant, the accounts showed a credit balance of 2,5621. 4s. 11d. The profit on the two months working was 3.W. 14s. 9d. A dividend of It. per share (4961.) was declared, leaving 2,066/. 4a. to the next amount. East Wheal Grenville, on the 6th instant, made a call of 21 6d. per dare. At Gurlyn Mine meeting, on the 7th instant, the ac counts showed a debit balance of 150/. 19s. Bd. CALAMITOUS FIRE, A calamitous fire hap ' yesterday on the premises belonging to Mr. F. 44404. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. NA ftlE-LA271.--(THIS DAY.) The weather embus eomewhat misettled. To-day ill dull and heavy, but calm, with tbe wind frem the west. • The supplies of the pasi wee ware ball of home pews wheat. Flour limited. Barley and oats short. Beans all peas rather more liberal Seeds moderate. Matt a geld sapply. A small quantity of Irish oats, but very few botch. The foreign Amtrak' of wheat were largv a kes pally from Prualian porta, Mediterranean, and burg. Flour a few American banal& Barley moderate - Egyptian, and Meditarransen. Oats an_ improved quantity, but cot heavy-Danish, Swedish , and Data. A few bibs from Egypt and Frames, but sot any peas, linseed. or rape seed worth notice. A good quantity of lentils from Alex =db. The wheat trade today is Is. to Es. per qr. cheaper than on Monday last for both English and forma, the &nand being fair, and the 'apply of Essex being more liberal ths ° for some time past. In flour there was nothing doing in sacks, and American barrels 84. to Ia lower than on this day week. The weather being warmer maltaters are sot heavy pur chasers of bailey, and the trade ie generally quoted slow. In oats a good babas doing to-day, at last Monday's mdse. Beans and peas a dull trade. Seeda-Linseed end rammed steady ; Canary, mustard, eloveneed Lad trefoil sot very brink. FLOATISG CARGOZIL-Bupply large, and trade at late prior TNT languid, with a tendency lower. WILZAT.-English: Essex and Kent, white, new, Ale. to 581.; ditto, fine old, -e. to -e.; ditto, red, new, 47.. to 645.; ditto, fine old, -s. to -s. ; Norfolk, he., fin* old, -a to -a.; red, new, -a. to -a. Nona Dan to lb; fins, 60a. to 61a; extra, 61s. to 635.• K 53a. to We. ditto, extra, 60 & 68a.; Rostrick, extra, .to 595.; Meokleaburg, 54a. to 58a. ; tickers's* ditto, -a. • American white, 555. to 585.; ditto, red, 61s. to 53a; Cana:. dims, 51s. to 53a. Easter.-English melt & 365. to 37a. ; fine, 411. ; ICZW, 381. to 305.; and thirklbg, 31.5. to 335. per qr. s. ; 261. to 30a.; ditto distilling, 308. to 32 Marg.- Essex sad Norfolk, 595. to 63e. ; 113 s. to 67a. ; and Ware, 65a. to 685.; Web, 50s. to 58s. Oars.-11a 4 fried, Els. Od. to 245. Od. potato, lb to 29a • lb Ws. to BEAM- Mak. Ilk. to 35e. ; harrow, 38s. to 394 ge3Be. to 39e. ,• foreirs, 30a. to 32a ; tick. t s 'o 37a. ; bag, no to 395. ; tian, al. to 335. PLS.-English 39a. to 408.: w Ito sod blue, 33a. to maple,-s.; grey, 365. to 37a ; hog, Va. to 395. ; foreign, 35e. to 38a. FLOOL-Eoglisii town, 44a. to 455.; ditto be, 46e. to 515.; country, 41a. to 43e. ; Norfaik and &Wolk, Me. to 38a; French, -a. -a. pa ask- ILL sweet, 26e. to 298 4 Oanadiaa, 265. to Va. flpenb. - a to - 4 . INDIAN °ob.-White. 31s. to 335. ; yellow, 29a. to 311. !Lost= CAIOOIII, all 0. Ir. and L- W heat : Barb saski and Marianople, per 492k.5., 445. to 495. ; Mirka, 445. to Gla ; b e oar., per aOike., rat, 41.. to 4 3 e. whit% - • Danube sad Gelato, 455. to 465. ; 33Z to 365. Flu*: Emits+ and Syrian, per g il= 21.5. to no. ; Odeon and lbanbe, no to nt. Beane t Egyptian, per 4801b5.,30a to 31s. bias Wars and Galata, par 4921b5., 30.. Ocl. to 31s. ; Ib,ail and Baliarian, Mr 4801 km, 38s, Od. to 311. ; Frisch, do., to ; Antrim's, do., 28e. to 29a. ; Egyptian, Mem& -Canary and, par qr., 40a. to 50a. ; Hemp. seed, per qr., 46a. to 50ai Mustard seed, per bushel, white, 13e. to 9s. ; brown, 7s. to 10s. ; Linseed, per qr crushing, 6Ps. to 68s. • Linseed sakes, English, per teal 111. Os. to 121.0.. • 'Animism, thin, is brie., per tea, 121. Oa. to 124 10s.; do., is bags, te 111. 10a.; Bab, W. to 01. Os.: 104 to 101. lb: Rape cakes. 61. Sato 41. ; Tares, per babel, wiater, Be. to 9s. Od. ; Bab seed, Begliala per qr., 645. to 735. ARRIVALS INTO LOIMON !BON MAY 510 MAY 10. w. 4‘ 21.110 D 'i• ~ MAIL Oatall= i ran Oemstwlac C i T ., i n, = so 207 Vr...: .... a :: In Wareillik - shoo 14472 ..... book 100 ; yeas, 34 . MitiO.M.—whea:. 140 am . L Mar, bikTicis. MINCING 14511.—THIS DAY.) soo.i.—Tb• market motions' steady, but not active. Bellied Ana, and goods ander 50e. are in active request. Coma —No Was reported. Tao is unchaoged. Aux.—About 100 pow sold, Demerara at la. 6d.; Po wag at L. eid. Bacs-1,500 hop sold, white Bengal et 10e. 6d. to 13 ; auto. B*. SALTPITRE. —6OO bop mold at the 'Arm price of 434. 6d. for ref ractioo 21. ; also WO bop now kudos, at 43e. Currou.-600 balm Nol4. TALLOW MARXIET.—(THIS DAY.) The whet is elisedg et lit* following rages :—Town tal low, 445. ; Petersburg Y.O. on the spot, 465. ; May to June, ; July to Sopteseaber, 46e. Ski ; October to Dscosuber, 48e. 9L PAILTIOULAM OP TALLOW. Mock on Ladd tb? day ....I Fell r Ditto fmm lit . Joao t 13,731 let 77,00! .1; Ms tram let Jose tics Y.C. per cwt. this day Ditto Town bud Friday ... iii 1111.014 6 5 r , t CAA 1,127 1,619 76,01.6106 ' ammo as.4a irag. Od. 466. , 67a id. 46a ea. Arrivals for the week Offildisi.llay 20 LA per, e 74 arta, sag delivery, I,Sle make. Iler wink kit week comprised owing Petereburg, end SO auks other Owe. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. CTRIS DAY.) The supply of beast, is rather larger than on Monday last ; there is, however, a fair demand for them, and prices are about the same es on Thursday. The number of sheep is about the same es of late ; trade is not very brisk, yet prices are pretty wall maintained. Good calves and lambs are in demand at fully late rates. From Germany sad Hol land them are 170 beasts, 1,960 sheep, and 10 calves Scotland. 530 brats ; 60: Prune* 52 ; and 2,960 from Modelle wid Raffia. Pie Mans et Wm. s. d. ad. Poe lions cd be. a. 4. N. d. Bat 14446, limalide. 4 1 4 4 is* Dos &111-bdsliti 4 5 6 • 114614165640 rm 444 1 MP lespdosic ... 0 0 41 Gamed pal. bomb II 4 S 8 Do. do. Shorn .... 4 4 4 8 Calves Pip 116•411ost 11164Trods 0 4 4 0 Webs Spew at apt* 4,4116 T Mime awl Loot* 54,660 Cana, 116 ; 410. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Yews. Pattooden awl Smith report a fair demand for remanmptiou for both Wish aad foreign hope, at firm COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY. ) Walls Fad Bottom, Ha. 6d. ; Walls Eat Lambton, 16s. ; Walls Eod South Bottom, 1k Id.: Walls Sod Tees, 165.; Wall, Eod Bmddyla Esitea, 13m 9d. ; Walls Ead South Kelloe, 15s. 61. ; Was Ed Haugh Hall, 14s. 9d. ; Walls End Kepier Grange, 16. ; Waßs Lod Casson, 15a. 6d. ; Walls Hod Eden Main, 14s. 61. ; Walls Esa Tr:m.loo Thorn ley, 14.6 d. ; Walls End hems Close, Ms. ; Walls End Framwallphs, 158. ; Wylam„ 16s. Id. ; Powell's Dulfryn Steam, 17s. •, lI H S IL Dors, 178. West Earthy, 15e. 9d. ; Bebaide , 9d. ; Hastin g s Hartley, lba 9d.-67 ships st PROVINCIAL SMARR MARKETS. - LITIII,OOI. MAT 10.--Mallis today s—Cireat West,rn dock. ni Ti—Leneashire and Yorkshire. 101 (—London and North Western, 91 St—Midland stock, Ml—North fitaffordthire, 611-16 d.—treat Laserabms 14 9.16 16.-Bstobre and Meuse, 14 Fla—Alliance Beak lltl bel). 5 p.—Bank of Liverpool, , Thames and Mersey p— Liverpool Unites 2%7 Manteizwrita, MAY 10.—n• market was doll, and pri^ws lower. Great Western, 711—Lumeabfre and Yorkshire, 1076 7 ( Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 411—North British. iiff —North Eastern, Berwick." 961 f—Norgt aleffordsbire, 6} d. _Booth Eastern, 61f-7hmaes and Mersey Marine insurance, 14 p.—Northern Counties Bank. 1, jicst—Nottinsham and Ora them, 144—Whltehaven and 161—London and South Western, 100—Lancaeltire Insurance. Per. CABMEN AAD Foal:mina—On Monday last, it will be recollected, a letter appeared in the Tines, ref ake. bow a forearms, unable to speak Killifish, who had engaged a cab neer the Waithman Obelisk, is Farriagdon street, to go to the International Exhibition, was charged by the driver 3s. fid.. which would be the fare for 7 miles, or about double the distance between these two points, and that a city polioe-ooesteble, who had been appealed to by the stranger to see riAht done to him, wig privy to the extor tion. It would appear that an official inquiry has been made into the circumstances, aid our reporter has hem requested to state that Mr. Harvey, the Commissioner of the City Police, has directed that the constables an duty, in all caeca, shall carry with them the book of cab fares, so that Amgen appealing to them roar be pro tected as far as podble trout baposition by &mien. The Commissioner has also Jawed to the next class of pay the coostable who ~red to interpose to prevent 'the extortionate Mrs beim lasea.—Tima. Arms n= Nugagli.—On Saturday Henry Bat ten and Maass Donors were brought before the county nightfall& at Bridgwater, charged with shouting at Silas • - -e had =I , y. greengwieer and coa l sad cok ., _e dealer , _ . at No. ca ern , - f r ee, ti e - w a n e s iie - Dpeere d th en , , A b ee nbed 11, Brewer-Week B °M.M MW°. M M Smart had Paolo • holier between preessater and Batten in cousequeoce of the quantity of wearing apparel upoa a clotheshorse to dry be former ha laid M informatioo against the letter for fore the Fe* when • spark from the lire coals basing selling beer withwt a Hems& On Thurrday last, one of shot out from the stove and alighted upon the dolls% set Cannon e c hild ren no summoned by Batten for throwiog 3116.1 C. fire- The flames wit mob"' Jim bedding. Bo:, stones at his and. and a fine of Is. was inflicted. The par ia the room. At that time • child, a soa of Mr. Smart, e•IY ties reside at Chilton Polder, near Bridgwater, sad on the years of age, was lying is the bed asleep and was " m i ne of Thursday the prisoner returned home ia a 'onWed by the dames. Several of the inmates Mod ertriwaph with Meade flying. The prosecutor, who Mats the burning &wittiest and managed, at the i in d ne e b een to rho pCiert, was working at the Was it tisk of Wag their own lira, to rescue the child. The hi e gen u s , Boot afterwards Batten went into his gar fianase were sot eztinpuished until that portion of lbs pre- d eo , i e ibe proseentor's, accompanied bY • mew mien is which the disaster corninsocisd was nearly burst men d rfoee sod there deliberately fired at the prier out. A medical gentleman war called is, who, after mar attic , who was at work with two boys. Th e shot eirweic wining the child, found the injuries it bad wistaised to be presenter on the waistcoat, tare the coat of *ea of the live r so serious, that he advised its removal to the iteepitaL It en d wooded the ear of the ether. ,wboo he Ord le the opinion of the impose that there is ant **WA the ram. " blow the bow of the sanwer's recovery. , wat,""ead, after be had dhabark "be other *lowa RoYAL Emma, Gaxerunt-soin.— threw his sap into Om awadi° 6l " , " ibxwaY, that is The number of gatisale rellaved at Ibis "smug dubs' the this way to serve oat tie —.• The magistrates corn weak sodiag If y 10, warn 2,444 mid i 74 were new a new the prisoners far trial, ea a charge of attempted mem I murder, at the neat onammal Nark '0 F. R ) b .; • . ar .111 " • r . I