The Express. — London, England, 1858-06-10 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE, (TH3S DAN.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Pans Y Bea.—llskas Loa Comb& sad Justices Ceisridge, Be* sad Crompbs.) WAITS I. TZI 3101111•1•ITIZT RAILWIT TO CDOXIVIT. In Ude aasremq which was pert argued yesterday, the ques tion we whethu a child, do years old, could maintain se action against a railway company f.r bodily Warble cussed by en accident to which the jury found nagtigenos both on on the part of its auras end the company bad contributed. It appeared that the grandmother, Mrs. Parkas, wont with the child to • nation on the derndante railway, and wee killed by a lagpage train whir crowing the lie. with tha in tention of puts( into the tzar by which elm whited to ozi m d. The child escaped with its ble, but nerve! ration* Lord Campbell now said the evert would not trouble the Warned ger Mass who 9911891911111 b be MIA to Weer the art is per the ere. The err therght the rat shwa be ride maids be ear the raid I hr the darn eitmrlii:m • he aesseil. If the pierildptehrred that. The meet rim b hem had Mr War Parkes, the of the inlet (the plabilid) e ti rhea s ore he IMO VMS the eerier irsprek_res e a t io =c. wither which the arilaii vend sr end alasvotweibabalas 29018919119 41161.111111111101 rid Med SS the merdia Wilwary reels sod priffinse, Wass abs be. nor the chat woes hew eared. Voir web einemeentes, bed the swotted she email sot bar reirebsed e p Mies hi Liset eilera7 , mad the croft theephit the waa so iseett led with her, that ea action is lila name could net be ranted. The rirtios of roarer and servest did set surd bertes• the insakeibi era the p—mardighstd she Neil sr ts may era be ossalitael bis Thiel Soughs that Se deisases Is Snider. a Whet ist Me ess, end hell • Sir he the abr, did ret Sass • pester Inbar trusede the perlebild this terseit pand as/ass, awl Set she„ the osoneasig poly, meet be So led le Urn Ist Mom did 1/14011/7 veal be lehr of Nemo dry Sonja dr nth he merle sheers LS Serer eserdhsty. COURT OP ILXCREQUER. (Sittings i• Draw-1166.• tike Lai QM Dem and Baran Marti. Ramwell, and Wawa) LAMOSTOS •1111 •lIOTSI= V. irsruzaLss, - cuss.- ALLIOID TlO lITIONIP. Mr. Dessisa nerd es Wier ef Lori dirk he aMe te thew sense why Me harldhle aro roar set he seer see et ems, the reeperege rayed satl dr la re ems remit et Fr the wals. red Ur Ora* Years Ira ear wither his Isom bre et eiaseal. It mewed her the arbelik that Is 4 ditteghla el the derwhat, the dew. Dr. W rented Mr. Ira My Oeshmed thW woad Pcsi d * seawardea • der el 1/11101., rid le is des bora M r. rend le Me diergrer. la the ertiereed two pumas toe serr—the Mr. largera sal Lard Ole ars. Tb awe aides year we and wither his lotowlerp se serest, rid la ihr he hew as af the pries erre thst per =my yeses sips be Maid Ye Oh the dehedeol. ohne berth MA a Is direar i r s Z shewerde esereed. The Mt raisers whir his lads* rairst tees a bar her Mr. Cerro treter falai list vas a set the rillimeet ride. Ler Ober letrediherty: wrote in reply: thee be we Yaw aerie, Mde with die tastier sad walmatratedy Mr. Weaned wrote to him, epoleiterg Or reerilyr hie MAW s sass, wither his persidea, bee rhea lir to ste, Lord Olassig, however sera desired M ewer re best. Ia 1844, Lord Gleasi Peered a deed el reelarer, reseessisi the her He, hewers, serepeedy dieseeseed I that jed prat hot beta and vy la Me are awl rat el the other Inge, ea a warned the s el=aldwm tit with eittlement, bat ea • es err Lera Wensleydale wined Wet sere se work ssl, Aaralea wee eherwertts brought mutest Mr. Wearer, la the err of the priatatlff , es eas et , re rums% S. resew re ll■Nast is the deed, whs. jedrmat preed serer ides whirr rya. re sea A writ et ewer wee dna weed ar sal the iodises' wee review/ ea Os pearl that the sera rear Mr beta la rejoins mar el re berm TM Irma rearei witaetta rat re prise sewer have en breed the deed by a MU le equity eel fat by ea astir at law, wire as air wadi rehire hew hews made br re yment el the =easy Wither re re at Lied pa Graellee arr. Mb War sow hurl that W sere en sole red, set berg arra= el brag war we la rat ere, ea Wires Ira hue rade yetterar rambrs, to Mr. Deer Urea. who pod the sedeet traditionally, so that the ether ids shpt hoes set opportunity of oppearin to be heard to- cloy by the tail nut. hliiiihmett, who vas eeowel for the leindiese, sad be siteoill sot elver S. the rob. The Lied Met Beres—Theo the leeestri ewsl for the S take a rule. til seer lward —la that are, my lord, I will show mum at — TM Lord Cb.( Bator—l ammo* allow you, offer bar* publicly withdraws, to come forward and tw hoard. TM rule confirming dm ardor of Mr. Baron Marti* for m iaowing tbo ammo d Lord Gloms ln from tbo proooodurgo was a pats& COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bakst lit. Comadericaer Goulburn.) IA RI TIMM The Inalware, • poser — 1;d eitolarger at Barclay heath, sighed k cordicei• Debts, 1,M61. rte sudised abort 1001. The accolade began wl , l dadciesey ral 6071. as the Id of Jewry, 1167. Mr. Carr, tar the drew attsatkra to the small to et awls, bed did sot abject to the beakrapt haring • cedeoets. Air Wen Kr. Keene et the teak:mot, Ili Boson/ said that wet et We kW rete mires *attars •ho were aladalidy pewit= esett a l li rt alert err, kr the payer et WI eri owls Kip Irma kegs semi of . The Era WI bra beet was Mk pyre Debbi a seam ; bet bin tab INN thwa eei. VAL Ks he& pas tet tesertig seer WI", bet WI et the besbottes d 1147, h behleihrel Ma, WI Ye Weir" roe wer htemeett - sheet OW. H. Irt teeenel rob et 7101., het they hi wire tide wee We 1116. The etellgest grey la wink ba hi beble brie wee eudiart he brig sty ma ID beamitte7. TMtrt.tlah was whether wash e we was sodded to dr Weil of We wart. The sniper al eo pi tzpre. It wee deer this wee • kteday Wirepiley. the heft bees Mei by Yr. 0w.% the rem* id lor et the o.” 1, ter kleadly wittr, dr leskra i t a r a it bevies 1601. of seers to male the ble wee The oorhticate ,third cima) mot lut anapasilel igh =mit" with protactiou toe Are wear reembie el dr eed of that tuna. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. Jews Sont4 and Owl. Goodwin went &argot Wan Alderman Halo with having attempted to phi pectins. James Smith, a brukor, who hoe frequently been the means of bringing pickpockets to justice, said he saw the two prisoners toget he r on London-bridge making awash attempts to steal handkerchiefs. They succeeded Is getting a silk handkerchief, sad showed a determination to win every effdt of the pclioe, on both aide* of the wane, to fa twine with their oocuppo.tlon. Two of the mateopditea police heard • ed" nap lider and appnbended the two primaers la the meth& The pioneers wise along quietly towards the stalker haw" but whin they to art to it they struggled vioisiWy to es. oars, Ind la the anuemis losteteen then and the ,nwe mind tbar Isis and hat, bat ware overcoats and Inked op. Tim penmen mid they we &Makin let pirionsot vies ethanol, eintinter, awl they astaintly slowed • go is • esgadally as they were quite intagable of • robbery. One of diem mid the primers had boon as hint upon MIS& the although It was in the main day tiny win at work they actually indeavoured to drag the mat of the then bins of. podiums. Ow el the City polio xnea seld—The primers me asiorloss and diepirate thieves, and have ban is the hail of rorliabag the Odiatre who take them into esehely, sad minalliag than most ferocionsly. They have hems oat of ton no men than tiOt &knit: having bees aima kit three mouths pie rxkets. The primmer win said he barred the yolks wore brought togatlr be no other mem thin that of taking away the ekreelaa el lospeenl‘ - people. If they were ever Wont a magbtrala Wore it via be • min strew row, in which they wen sot As sursosis. Aldu Yale— I en may that I IMO ontsass yam is day use., severe pimbhmont thin the.. innehie imprison sest with hied laliser4,, i r seal go be Yellen& Ellen Berm who itt be area =ZS* ei am wee chary& with vtog stela • pares, two helf-eremus end a &Miner, hum Yrs. Parma% the of • mum to Aildgatit. The amid that sot had pal the poet to bar posies Jon as ohs wit liinviag his hems, wed ass lase els sew the primer sad enagherintiekt, who name her to M. She thou aimed her punk wed ihihrwed the wawa, hat may sosessild r Odin das plasm into custody. The 'lbw MONS The prima te wa s assmodhad. 1110W-11111LIZT. . 'mamma • SOWS man CAST. Zen& itesilinTW - ;e1:1;;;Taje - mili;ii, vas ara t llag • imp posy ord viva simit PCilir• Cary. ivikevo t oi millimi amid lIMS M Omni poi at or sarlp Mar Ws morobs. mg belie owet la dr Amp Ma mow um Moo imbobbso to the 'bob of Se whisks M • ektis ape (lopilompommi) valtoM mmalloga Mime vm Mime Gs mom b Wm, sopMp " emalmly pt Moos mai am" basoastoi le the opot Mom MIN/ I.llb My. be Mod the siMimmt quit. mad. Zs gam Ildormoft, M do• ram W shortly em, Po Ms opeombio mode, am Or posy sh 4 cot cc.- Inc Womb in the the ellsia elation, with the prisoner, wito hod hoss ampteni ll • bbrgrks Ira wool Patrick Little, deposed that was talkie /band letwess bur and five in the morning, v elrepotr th. .bl Itsuny iI r, '4. kasw .6 caring -trail totaa baa Witness Mapped ba. suolaiming, " Hallo I this is sot Tour's." the mid, "Itis my husband's, end what is hie Is mine, so mind your own bonnets." Witness mid he did net belkove it, spout which a young MS cams up sad mid " It's all right," adding that the cart was his, sad that he (witness) had beam make himself scum. At this moment a polo:alma arrived, and directly the yowl man caught sight of him he took to his heels. The girl then mated that the young ram had invited bar into the cart to kart a Ada . _ . .. . _ _ The coestable corroborated this statement, and said the prisoner was a little the worse for drink, but ►new what she wee about. Inspector WHeezia, who took the charge, mid the pri soner was well known to the police as a prostitute. Primmer—Tea of coons: but not as a thief. Witness did not know that she had ever been charged with felony. She said at the statics that she took the cart for a WA. The young men referred to wee well known to the police as ber amorists. Mr. Hall—l think it would be es wall to have him in cus tody as an acoomplios in this charge. The prisoner was accordingly remanded. MARYLXBOSE. rOAROF 0? TIONAPPINU COMMIX TO &OI THEM or This day a tall, good-looking young woman, about 21 =X age, dreamed la Meek, wowing also • white straw who gave the nem of IDDorwArie, was charged W hin lb. Long with kid= children, for the supper par=of dealing their Woods., a marls& woman, No. 26, William-street, flancetesttocod, add that shout eight o'clock last night, a lady called open bar tad dated that a female (the prisoner) bad gess away with ber two children. The ledy informed bet which we the ahead Wield. She went in pursuit of her, of one sad another which way the primmer went.: Shs at length overtook her in Edward street. She stopped bar, obserefeg that she was the mother of the children die bad with bre. The prisoner remarked that also was gain to boy then send nukes. Conplainsat celled a c =ea sad gone the primmer into his charge. were to gond. Oar was ford of soft* odor, which the primmer Add bi d e ha ads, was *blew denths old. They were both seedy drawl) Poliereteetahle Hadley, E 108, rid that thudded" wal givee into his custody by the cimplaioant far stealing the children. tiro that bang mentioned to bar, the observed that She IMO not going to do them any bang sad that she wee Wog to bay thm seas edges. At the station-house be sit bar ash when she remarked, " I would rather base tines months tW stye my name or addrees." Iderg—Tbes pas lam nothing at all about her at goewat Osadoble—Ne, eft. Bat we have had many complaints of a wows, semeortag tiro description of the prisoner, who bee od odes' albino ad Rah with her, and who then M lbws Mr. Lung Ho W prtersme)—What have you to say to the dli geler—Natitlng, dr. I was not going to hart than. Ile. Leag—l will have you remanded, to make inquiries. It Is rad& that there may be similar charges against you. The pima was than remanded. WANDSWORTH. • 6•NCTIIION101:11 THIS/. deerge 3e rd. a youth about 19, was plated ia the dock Wise Pls. Dolma, ebar_ged with steal' • edger leek, the yef nontague if • goademon at Dentes„ maw the following sir It = L AWS do evidence, that abed Isar O'clock on W edboasea, 111.. Ball, one of tits ereents, was oeferfeg waft which was on the grewed-iser, the wtadow of wbbilliest iha hoot pram. he the of veal, tbs dirty date which U 4 beat mod se Asa e bre great satirise dieweesed the Idolatr= Id open tbe round hi the win, via hie seesies threw. the window with at of the stlawbrice is his heed, width - be apparently had Jed Ides up. Mrs bad previously Owed the - plata upon_ the Wash boa the window, which she bed isd yea, adbad bora lima in alf an boar, es she bed heed adbd whirs by bow Weber to get eat some deseert titbe Ow Elba Mosey de gebrate amid a .0•1 yowg wenn be dragged tits irk. aid eeisibee if garsbess a beet, white be bdd op le bar view. abe tell hie that be biked ems der % sett boob . , hat • Tbe pilaw Wes of, sad Uwe with eons dill welly INS ergitt. dergesat Gabe 'samba Mai, ✓ediaird deb. Telliioas tracts fa hie poserke. Mr. D. 7 nesseked urn the Weer beliegprodseal that they wore a way seed bird der a we/Mr el pryer& He this rind the primmer if he bad witylblag to gay. The tired to the motive. Mr. = ail be should remit him for two the lespriecarat with bard Lbws for the uaawful pt= of the fork. The priemor was thr romard. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 10, 1858. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAT.-(TEIS DAL; This afternoon a special general meeting of the prom eons of the Great Western Railway Company was held at the Paddington-statics, when copies of the following Lille, now pending in parliament, were submitted for their con sidered°. A bill to ensblo the South Wales Railway Company to make a new line of railway to Pembroke Dook, to acquire additional land at Newport, and for other pur poses. 2. A bill to enable the South Wales Railway Com paay to atropin* their Pembroke line, to make new lines to Pembroke Dock, to acquire additional lends at Newpart, end to abandon • portion of their authorised lie to Pram Month, sad for othoesterpoon. 3. A bill for ambling the London and North-Western Railway Company to renstroot warts, end to acquire additional in the occludes of :2ntiiiddlreez, Hertford, Buckingham, Warwick, Cluster, Northampton, sad Leicester, for authorisiog ar reammients in redeems to The Improved Postal and Pee- MClPCommtutication between England sad Ireland Act, ', end with the Midland Railway Company, nod for other purpome. 4. A bill to enable the Mersey Docks end Harbour Board to camerae* certain worts at Birkenhead in substitution for and in addition to those already authorised, redto meet/net • sea-wail and other works at the north-end d the Liverpool Docks, and for other purposes. 6. A bill for nolthig e 'savoy from the Kew station of the North and fleetth-Weenra Jamaica Railway to Kirkwood-bridge, in the parish et Twiskinharo, in the meaty of Middlesex, with • breach from the said intended railway to join the Great Weans end Brantford Railway, fa the parish of Isle worth, ia the es id county. Mr. PONSON ay, the chairmen of the board of directors, mespied tho chair, and resolutions were passed, approving d the bilk LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. HAMPTON MEE►TINO.-(THIS DAY.) VISITORS' PLATE. Tinto wrists ad a mile. E. Rip Van Winkle, Barbarity, or Vnican, Maggie Lander, one Boy, Triton, Ism Richmond BM, Mks Waters, °heaps% Lord A =7, sad (by Cothar. alass—eatoipo, Si' ban. RICHMOND PLATE. One mile. Nereus, Rio. Little Cob, Brunswick, Theory Media Nosy Sc Turned Loose , Maid of Athena, Little Treanar, Stlvestad, Naughty Boy, and T. P. Cooks ere here. QUEEN'S GUINEAS. Two miles. Arnie, Rocket To Deer, Neoghti eu t u, Somareot, Theory, Lard &Moly, Coatestics, Pilot, Pk boy, Lady Cosysgbam, Silks, Romeo, Gambier, T i tirt Tadisor), sad Berbarity. Asztvet.o.—tiedbary, Tybortdo Spinet. Elates p1t12:241a,.. 4 8.u5ie0, Candle, Vestige, Lilly c, Beacon, Tyro, Zemiel, Ma, Pb. dy, I=hCos. Itinicria.-11111ea. NEWTON MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) (IT uzernin runonipi.) VISITORS' PURSE. One mile and a quarter. M. Dobler, Muter Bacot, King d Scotland, A Cawood, h Rubs, Lord Jersey, wood, Haeperithua, York, E t Ranee, Jack Spring, Trabooo, Nonfat, and T are harc. opt.p CUP. Two tales. Y. Dohtar, York, Nightitingiscilsbnco, and ThornhM sro here. GARWOOD HANDICAP. Five twinge. Forget-me-not, Lnd Jerry, Thornhill. Heeperiihnn, Jack Spring, Knockbern, Banban, and The Cornet an here. BETTING YESTERDAY. DERBY. 2,600 to 100 sestyiktag (I) AZT ii.IHIBITIOIIIeIIe Ds- Janata al Turfs relates a eteptiSzent oweeiehe of the Mit hedy sea by the Kiag of Sardinia to dr Malta of Ares eed Illeanhotturee in the Valentino Pelem Pieter Boonnwei, who bee sew led the arty to paled le the bra eseareeeehip, err No as we ester am he wee is Lead W a W two sr three year ere, ad a ewes se to the aimed I, a iikar arils& seml remetatel plea of alma bat as lbw dme et lb vat be the reseeis et March, the Iltanala era, ard the das yea et Fame, ward arms h as Mare wary Ma MEd Omer ea Am aiddre be are ilia et a lose adetted pe= B bytewlaili a lbs cum. sit km Me= by as made= el the Lorbetee at Lepers. I:lpir Nag ralbei esair-kles the reemeet k wee the bed le led yet sier , Pa rd ia = be prams Armed war war et ert le the m ibs le regasest drelpt a base seta wla earrimed nmereiriser et ram leimerles uses la the erred Wary. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two *Twos. Very little basin' ees has been done to-day in the railway share market. Great Northern, Great Weateritand a few other descriptions are rather lower, but in most cases the closing quotations of yesterday are almost supported. The North Eastern stocks, especially York and North Midland, exhibit a reoo very. Lon and North Western stock is now M quoted 911 to t ; Great Western, 611 to #; Mid land, 911 to 92; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 89} to 901; London and South Western, 461 to 47 per ft share; Eastern Counties, 12 to 1; and Great 111 Northern stock, 102 to I. is ss m East Indian Railway stock is rather more offered, 1 1 . and is quoted 1031 to 1041. In the foreign share Ise market the principal feature is a considerable rise IS. in Dutch Rhenish shares, which are marked 101 and ta t 101 per share. French lines are rather better. se oSDIJAIT MAKIN LID 5 MOLL la. Ire. I amasses. I ,-o tti r. 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IN Ho 1114 ILK saamist ou z i osS. as an Amami a lil .el W all Dale I leatAaat..... a Prates Wye lie Lea. 11.WaslaLina. liferk.l . 100 I!:ata+M i a lbw an an= an sAiii - iii. all lea:irS i n U s ol ., !103 ar Ilemeriel .. oo I all alallae..! al twoworp 11= I pore. .n 6ll 21 14 r , 6 atr al CiMausi a em 3P:41: 01l Ds. Dow 3 pw wet .... all G. Imustbowp II par ant on Do. WoosIsCIAL al =Tswana pit. A I pawl al Ic2 t. $ por o ID 14 Mont. oi Dwain of Roar 3 Mt& ail Do. S ... t w aw* I por et. W Do. al.* 11l Pw. A tub lam 6 pima. al Do. ow 3 aft. ID Soya • r poront.. afoot rapaill gr.wt if rake liorsowte MEW all , W.ll LW. of Darst II ow. COLOIW. 0011/11111111fT Pa'lL We, of sr st se i I. r 2l l b I ! midi T il l num 1 I U 17 IN IN Min L0124L Mai gu n Lammed. Jon IL—Ths sombod vas dM Is Um Mak at Ps do Ist ism ism sl ad oMmomo of Opm amd. &Mombasa M. *—Dbai Vat —o‘ . az: 6 fl kii2rar e. m amd lisioNe .. A. A lasmalivi M—Lasdas sod sroblamlays. IM &—dreolls Mal. ISM —Wilda& eSIMMTAbitt i —rmsd ia ttek sdh aft= ll l . 7 Weans of Ommods. as & Idssemorm. Joys & aoss a mad ma MM. Ma& awl it Mire Abaft le sow dom aims Pram wale Mbar a.m. el Ito.lo—Dsmos. m T.m—Lsom. dio.-Ododmisam, a F-11.1 —Tama. 11 114.-114 lialmb Ills per F. diOssa. 4-10maddo. dTb Lam" fa L I s t I TS Mi s r Ili I i 4 ii lase dlg ur i i pm Fee ii 41 a m m ST se n 10. In is .• Dia " IiT "A dia 110 110 101 t o 11 Olio tierl it (Lc YIXID WT M 141 111 143 II U Us 140 4 II ui ui V V N 10 M 31 si N we I sit Of • 1N IN 11 • 91 IN MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoolt. The funds to-day are weaker, and yesterday's rise is not supported. Prices now exhibit • reduction of to 3 per cent. The government broker has again invested in the Reduced Three per Cents. Throughout the Stook Exchange much dulness pre vails, and business is more inactive than yesterday. The weekly court at the Bank has broken up with out announcing any change. Console for the Bth July were first marked 96 ex dim., and are now quoted 96 1346 to 16-18, or 961. The Three per Cents. Reduoed hare been dealt in at 961 to 96; the New Three per Cents., at 961 to 961 Bank Stock, at 2191 to 221 ; Exchequer Bills (March), at 325. to 36e. prem. ; and India Bonds at 17e. prem.' _ _ _ _ . The scrip of the India Loan is quiet at 99 to In the foreign stock market only a moderate amount of business has been dose. Turkish Six per Cents. are tall, at 961 to t. Dutch Four per Cents. are more inquired for. Sales are recorded as follows :—Chilian Six per Cents., 1031; DutehFour per Cent. Certificates, 991, 1003; Equador New Consolidated Bonds, 143; New GranadaTwo-and-a-Quarter per Cent. Active Bonds, 194, 901; ditto Deferred Bonds,81; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, at 463 to 461; Sardinian Five per Cents., 891 ; Spanish Passive Bonds, 71 ; Turkish Six per Ceuta., 963 to 981 ; ditto, for account (June 16), 961. The scrip of the New Brazilian Loan is dell at / die. to / pram. In so far as the improvement at Paris in railway shares is oonoerned, the stimulus arises from a rumour that the companies have at length obtained some concessions from the go vernment. The demands of the companies appear to have turned principally upon three points let, The guarantee of a minimum rate of interest upon the capita destined forthe supplementary lines; 2adly, An extension of the period for their completion ; and, 3rdly, A postponement of the period at which the state is to share in the profits. What portion of these demands has been conceded remains to be seen. Amoegat the most eager buyers on the Bourse are the previous speculative sellers. Monday next has been appointed settling day in the Stock Exchange for the scrip of the new Bra zilian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Loan. The scrip will be ready for delivery to-morrow. The oorn market yesterday was flat, at the reduced quotations of last Monday. Yesterday's list of arrivals at ports of call includes only two vessels. The monthly return of the Bank of France will be published to-morrow morning. The steamer Tyne arrived at Lisbon from the Bra zils on Tuesday with 62,2901. in specie, besides 67,6901. in diamonds, and left the same evening for South ampton, where she is expected to arrive on the 12th instant. The precise amount of specie shipped for Bombay by the steamer Babette, which will leave to-morrow, is 196,9801., all silver. The whole is on private account. The amount taken by the previous Bombay steamer was only 44,8001. The Mexican dollars by the last packet have been sold, principally for China, at 6e. coo. per oz., show ing no alteration. The Indian mail telegram mentions the arrival at Aden of the Australian mail steamer Victoria, whose passage, it would appear, had been delayed, owing to her having been compelled to put back to Point de Galls, where she was detained three days. It is known that the Victoria, which has 120 pusengers on board, had left Aden for Suez, but no intelli gence has yet been received of her arrival at the latter port. It I. also mentioned that the Ewen, which took out the London mail of April for Australia, had arrived at Point de Galls. The steamer Colombo sailed from Malta on Tues day for Southampton, with the heavy portion of the homeward Calcutta and China ; also the Panther, for Marseilles, with the light portion. According to advice" from Marseilles and Havre, business has become rather more active in commercial circles during the last two or three days, and some considerable quantities of goods are stated to have been transmitted to Paris. This may influence the receipts of the Lyons and Mediterranean and Western Railways. At a meeting of the Submarine Telegraph Com pany,held yesterday,the resolutions previously paned, authorising the issue of the remander of the capital (76,0001.), and for raising 76,0001. additional capital, to carry out the extension of the company's lines to Hanover and Denmark, were unanimously confirmed. In accordance with a requisition, signed by six shareholders, received by the directors of the Achilles Insurance Company, an extraordinary general meet ing is called for the 17th inst., to consider the propriety of appointing a committee of four share holders, to confer with the directors as to the ex pediency of ascertaining the terms upon which the business of the company could be disposed of." The London and North Western Railway traffic return presents this week a decrease of 9,9461. (com with Whitsuntide last year); the Great red Northern a decrease of 3,1421.; the Great Western a decrease of 3,0971. ; and the London and South Western an increase of 6861. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and other misoellaneons shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange List : Insurance Shares:—Attu, 171; AlSanas, British and P 171, 171; ditto Marine, 48; British Commercial, 41 ; la, 64 English and Scottish Law Life, 4 ; Globs, 101 1 ; Gresham Life, 4 ; Guardian, 621 ; Lnpsrial= ity Marlow 1471, 160; Legal and 61 ; London end Provincial Law, 11; London, 38 ; 871; Phcenix, 173, 172 ex div. ; Rock Las, 8' Exchange, 278; Victoria Lila, 64. Gas and oy Coke Companies :—Europaan, 1 3; Great 10; Imperial, 80; ditto New, 271 ; ditto Continental = capital), 63 ; London ParliamenttuT, 28 ; ditto, Bine Preference, 60 ; Phenix, 631 ; South Metropolitan, 36; Ratelife, 161; Surrey Cossumara 101; United Gemmal, 38 ; Westminster Chartered, 63, 6 ; ditto Wasters A. 81. Canal Shares :—Birmingham, ; Rennet and Avon, 8 ; Leeds and Liverpool, 6041 ; Oxford, 1064; Regent's, 161; Birmßo chd hoghamale, 84 17 ; Warwick and Napkin, f; Wctoestor a, . Waterworks Stock s :—Beetin, 84 4; Chasm New Gua ranteed, 26 ; Rest London, 112, 113 • ditto, Pony per Cent. Preterites 27; Southwark and Vanilla, 92; West Mid ale!.., 106: Docks :—Bast and West India, 126, 1264 ; London, 108, 1071, 106, 1071; Victoria, 100, 1011. Bridge :—Rungerford, 64. - - - - With reference to the market for American securities, which is prejadioed by the, correspondence now going on between the British and United States Governments, Mr. B. F. Batterthwaite reports as follows : American securities have been affected by the irritating circumstances attending the right of search of United States vessels, as acted upon by our cruisers in the Golf o, Mexico; and although there is every probability that a eatiefeetory arrangement will be brought about, yet, foe the time, it has the effect of inducing gales, whilst investors ass deterred from making purchaser, and hmce quotations rub the tuns lower. Mr. R. Drouilhet has been appointed agent for Lloyd's at St. Lucia; and Messrs. S. and A. Blu menthal agents at Venice. The steamer Pottinger arrived at Hong-Kong on the 23rd of April, with the London mail of Match 9. W=IMMATITN=M The funds have advanced i per cent. to-day, and closed at the beet point. The conciliatory tone of the remarks in parliament last night relative to the American question, coupled with news of a further recovery on the Paris Bonne, has led to numesons re-purchases by operators for the fall. In most of the other departments of the Stock Exchange aft iap proved feeling was also observable, although the ad vance is prices was not important, except in French railway shares. Business is still very dull, awd principally confined to the speculators. Ommols, which closed yeateiday at 964 to ea div. for the Bth July, opened this ntarn at ibis same quotation, and gradually advanced, Jain at 96, " buyers." The government broker continues to invest in the Reduced Three per Cents. The official 11 Ifpa lila Olds 1411 • 9 9I II X I t . we it 1 31 la la le Si f Ile S V X X Fs iie I h ID- ii d M 04 U Ili iii us r roli i mi di .„ r a is DO f 3 VS Bi 102 irm - d - r;;;;; TO Bra 111.Ttliusit 163616. 13 30 66 6 193 118 Id VA go zo 010 115 IRO /90 L I a lis I 23 47 42 U Mo.ii I am l 1 Kum 1 Pd. 101 . prow disk :. IMMO 16 i 6 Wli i reielliiiiii f ion I i M IM I " 12210 16,000 2 De. Loa t 111% Oa. Ls a. 80,006 1 01..060.111a.0aas ii p _• 11.000 111 Miro 0 8 0188 ag ff 0.. IM . 6 C eara 044064 &spry he 26,400 I fae1ma....... ..... WW 2 10,000 0 Ladlinba JO tk "fte. 104213 1 ir ka , := 4. ... 1 1 4 MAO auelL e alasii 10,000 10 INT. Lead in 8 T MAD I Pars -•-. jaln o.l* t=ita i ta i re • MY& Clefts PAWL 11 tat I 01 I It 241 -11, s°Y TI /I II ;N 111 U k a pia M a fa Ing M 4 i i _ft n El a JOINT MKS LW. I. jam 1 IlLms. 1 N. 10. —. 1 Illea, 00. 011.11ps and U. /o.lhat 0 . II "1." 2 B 111 NI ~...~ _ 1 ...,,,......i:s . 001 0010_ .onielos . 0 .. N Mut lank dlalk, 00000.10002 111 111 'Mil se N 16 .. ous. a isiiiiiii - - se i .I =itistia 2 ; "" ikb.pl ivir 1.10.20110/00ist IS ler 0 1 000 : ..“ O Kaden& 00 . - 0 , Illow Sam& Walm. - 0 I t oo4lllC ais er d i l i tad vii 01 1170 i• erAiilol‘ a it c 1 ~i ... 111 lb so so I Iti et rs is sk. es I :::: itt Alio 1 := ft :=i 16 Ito 310 to I tot to 113 IN 155 1U risen 1 Wm. U *i business report is u follows :—Three per Cont. Console, for money (shut), 97, with div. ; ditto, for account (Bth July), 96, 961 , 96, 96i, ex div. ; Three per Cent. Rednoed, 96;, 96 ; New Three per Cents., 96, 961, 98; Bank Stack, 221 ; India Stock , 222 ; India Four per Cent. Loan Debentured, 993; Three and-e-lialf per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May, 1869, 1004, 104. The March Exchequer Bills remain quiet, at 325. to 88s. prem. Turkish Six per Cents, were rather firmer to-day, but the advance was limited to I or I per cent- i the closing quotation being 961 to I. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were quoted 103} to 1041. Other foreign securities were steady, with rather more business. _ Bair shares to-day were dull. Bank of Egypt, Ottoman Bank, and Oriental Bank, showed heavi ness. The shares of the two Discount Companies were in demand, and better. London Genera Omnibus were rather firmer, at 24 to 4. East and West India Dock stock was oftally marked 1264. Canada Government Biz per Cents. were more offered to-day, and slightly declined. • The Jubbulpore extension shares in the But Indian Railway Company were quoted this after noon, 3-16 to 6.16 prem. MINUS-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocs. Great duhiess still prevails in the mining market, bat shares in Wheal Edward and Kelly Bray are in demand at improved prices• The business in these stocks constitutes the only movement observable Foreign and Colonial mining securities remain extremely quiet. Bon Accord Copper shares are still inquired for, and are marked t prem. WWII CIIDAT Evums. The mining market wu very dull to-day. Shares in South Caradon, West Seton, and East Wheal Rumen, were inquired for; but a number of other descriptions, including Great Wheal Alfred, Condor row, North Basset, Par Consols, South Frances, Wheal Bunt, and Wheal Buller, were flat and cheaper. Foreign and colonial mining securities remain quiet. COMMERCIAL AND MARIBTS. MINCING-LANE. —THIS DAY. flooki.—The market ham an improved apporanne to day. and a shade higher priors have been paid. Corm Tomtits firm. Pine ordinary Plantation Ceylon sold at 61s. to 65e. ; low middling to middling notary, 67e. to 71e. 6d. Tau.—Common Congottremains firm at 100. The raffle isles went off without spirit, no Congou sold. Orme sold abort previous rates. Ittcs.—The public isles went off heavily, the bulk bought in. Bona.—The market has been dull. Comore.-200 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. Arm sold steadily in public sale, at full prices. InotThe demand continues very limited. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—MIS DAY. The market is arm. Tome taw lo quoted 60s. 6d. asit 01a1 ; Petersburg Y.C. the spot, 635. id. ; Jo* 68e. 6d. • July and Amine. 61 . . to 6d. • eeptember, 61a. oot. end 'Dse., 60.. 3d.; ditto, separately: 61.. KETROPOLITANHIS DAY CATTLE MARKET. T. - - We ere but moderately supplied with busts; however, trads is dull. Mondsy's quotations are retained, although a Oesranoe cannot be effected. There is a larger supply of sheep ; trade is heavy et late rates. Good lambs sr* mane end dame. Calms ere selling about the same m on Monday. From Germany and Holland there are 49 beasts, 466 sheep ' and 227 calves. Norfolk and Suffolk, 430 beasts; and 128 mulals min from the Home Counties. Pat Ow data a. 4. a. 4. Far dame of MC a. a. a. 4. Bet info. Hardcals.. 42 4 4 lint 411150602.55 14 4 5 05. 1".1 V 4 1 . 1 "8. 1146 . 1;1; . ...1 a lre.6 l4 := mins 4 -2 4 - 4 4 5 Iwo a assurl *SW rim 8 5 Do. 65. Mors ...... 330 4 11441 riss hi 046,84. 1065t4 limb at mit* ; ohm and Isialm‘ 11,04 I: elm 1111 MRIS4. SMTIMPTELD HAT MARBET.—THIS DAY. Yr. E. I. Davis meets tisk without alteration. Prise meadow hay, 66a. to 70a.; superior do., 72.. to 80s. inferior do., 60.. to 66a. ; rowan, Ns. to 60s. , clover, 665. to 100..; wand cut, 70a. to 87a. eid.; straw. 26a. to 30a. The Earl of Shrewsbury (Lord Talbot) arrived at Chester, on Tuesday, to make • formal demand for rents from the tenantry of the Shrewsbury estates, in tica of his claim to the property to which tral:dship now considers himself entitled. The noble earl we' received with much oordiality in the neighbour hood. His lordship proceeded to Hinderton, when • rent day had been appointed ; several of the tenants bad pre viously paid the executors under • the gammas given by the Duke of Norfolk ; but each as had not theerfully ni eed the present earl rthe legal possemor.—atesfer Carrara. THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH EXPEDITION.— Barytioing is completed in the squadron (still inj i l mouth Sound) for going at a nasal's notice, and an hour after the signal is hoisted all four cereals meld be clear outside and going down the Channel. Since the re. turn, both the Agamemnon end Niagara have each received au additional length of 60 miles of wire, and every spot on which code could be piled, and on very many when, se it turned out, they amid not, the vessels have ban crammed choke fall. The Porcupine surveying vessel has already bean de spatched to Newfoundland. fte will wait for the Niagare at Trinity Bay and pilot her cuddly through its la te navigation to the Bay of Bulls, when, if all goer well, the wire will be landed, and the latest advice' from New York end Washington instantly transmitted. During the paying oat, no ono ages are to be seat through the wire from ship to ship, bat merely constant currents, to show that the insu lation and electrical continuity are perfect. The rendezvous in mid omen for which the 01112•11 steers on leaving is 62 deg. 2 min. north latitude, 33 deg. 18 min. west longitude. Where the American side of the cable will be landed is he 47 dm. 49 min. north, 64 . 0 west, and the telegraphtheam at irdmtlia is in 61 deg. 66 min. north, 10 deg. 26 min. wed. The precise distance between the two point; is 1,720 caulked miles. The length of wits in bah vt aids somata to 2,966 nautical miles, so that there is at let 80 or 90 per cent allowed for deck and °militiaman. The limes publishes a telegram from Vienna, slating that the British Consul• General at Belgrade bee been attacked and severely wounded by two Turkish soldiers. RELIGIOUS INTOLERANCE IN SWEDEN.—An in sane, of religions Intolerance, which is enough to make Sweden the scandal of the protestant world, h u g o ntle he reported is the Swedish papers. Six women have been oun sismod ae envois , to cat halolim, aid have been seatineed to banishment, to deprivation of their rights dilettante's's, and of all other civil rights. A certain delay is allowed by the law, daring which an appeal may be lodged agaiest the sentence, and then tissue wretches, five et wheys it is Odd we motheredbsmiur, will be transported serer the frontier. Cerannly their fate is net mores then would be that of sii Spec eb women who wan be has Pedenesels; titan gnat eG(a of Pro tr etandisan la the mire world bemires's. Ha principle at reliekes liberty. When the laws were !Marimath, 'bide these meanies are now exacted, Prandial= ad net forbid peineentles, end Preteassisequelly milk Ostbdies thought it allowable en all lathe mane, see to eattryste religious error. Bet the prinelpin em whisk .an prow► teatime ilea red on now mitellidneil by the esenese of the Beeromen world ; end Sweden, by eo gross a 'Maisel date tights of religions freedom separates Mena Bees all Is pro teetentian that is tree to itself and to its reel aright —Coe finsetel Berns. Vneoos PHILOSOPHT.-0, kindly harvests of the Acquitted= grape! 0, many banks of Garonne I 0, friendly caves of Oledstane and Morel, where the dusky fluke Ile nooadlte I May we not my a word of *mks he ell the we owe yea An the Tem men to =red to shout in the public placer Ave the Vegelealems Is blow "Cabbage for ewe t" Lad say we modest CEeophilists not sing the weirs of car toxemia pleat ? After the drinking of good Bordeaux wine, there is a pont (I do not say a pint) at which ana arrive, when all the generous facilities of the pod are awaited end in fell vigour; when the wit brightens and breaks mt. in sudden flashes; when the intellects ate beamed; when the pent-up words and confined Mamba pit a night-rule, and rush abroad and disport tbeeseelven; when the kindest a ff ections come out and stoke hands wlti mankind, end the timid Truth jumps up naked oat of kb will sad weeletwe basest( to all the world. Hew, by the kind tibiaa of the who coy, we rawest the jaw mil humble 1 How bawdy we rash to the nem. of erne were' 1 ow, ia an !se of ell the poops widsh Net there Is • meat tn a list sea via, se whi g ni a coma emit bat ranida, Ideas% wierese, pe awestey, dews* hippie , were his; hat He measst sad that sem Om window win the silts at Them is • tiseleshe la the sweekg ; we on net wig bee pediman bar ear anew town ; tee we net pin Co died Mem Yeenikelleme who have beta swaldea reqedielig el war MINIOSI; end pew Jewry Dana aft gent shwa ease he smear,: Itolf•eorpt, and we we =well is bookend ain't ese him, sad wad him empty away. —no ralisnate No. 8. CzYrrAL PALACIL.-e• Oita Sarum° DAN. WNW mai, ;own .—Aaheadase payment, 4,328; dine ' by sown diets, 74 9 1; total 6,01111. on r_Tt . : Emma woad j • n • man ... serx do i artli Omit Northam L i ., jil ...... .._ t ! fAsileaVanwitei. M ammo ek. N . : . TITY& Da. Re a Weimea A WA= ILOI alas Ilzwrou muds ~as 4 Opailds.. 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