The Express. — London, England, 1862-05-30 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Sittings in Banoo.--(Before Lord Chid Justice Oockbaus, and Justices Wiirklasaa, Crompton, and Blackburn.) lIMITH O. MR NM MU COMPANY. Mr. Bovill,Q.C., said this was an action tried at Cintlii hA before the Lord Chief Justice, when the jury returned • verdict for the plaintiff. He now moved for a rule to show cause why the verdict should not be set aside and entered for the defendants pursuant to leave reserved, or for a new trial on the ground that the verdict was against evidence, and also for misdirection. The action was for the infringe ment of a patent granted to the plaintiff relative to im proved joints for pipes fur water, gas, Ace. Rule granted. LOCAL BOARD OF REALM OP OVER DERBY r. HARELIP Mr. Kay moved for a rule ;fling upon two of the justice!' of Lancaster, and upon the defendants, to @how cause why the said justices shLuld not issue warranta of dis tress against Hartley and two others, and levy certain sums, and in the event of default imam warrants of committal of the three defendants for a period not exceeding three months. The application was made with the concurrence of the justices. In Ja nuary last the three defendanta were convicted under the Public Health Act of 1848 for having exposed for male with the infection of selling meat unfit for human food. The defendants refused to pay the penalties and costa, and bad threatened the justices with proceedings if they pro ceeded to enforce them. The justices were willing to act if directed by the court. The court granted the rule for the imam of the warrant of distress only. Rule nisi accordingly. MISS TILT AND HMS LIGAL CONSPIRATORS. MISS Fray applied for a rule for a mandamus compelling Mr. Alderman Rate and Mr. Alderman Lawrence to bear her application for conspiracy against certain members of the bar, and others, relative to her late legal proceedings arising out of the now well-known case of " Fray v. the Earl of Zetland." Miss Fray, it appeared, had applied to the above gentle men, as magistrates of the City, sitting at the Mansion house, to hear the charge in public The magistrates, however, declined to do so, but would, in the exercise of their discretion, hear her in private. She objected to that course, and applied to this court to compel them to hear her in public. The Lord Chief Justice said that under the power of an act of parliament magistrates have power in the exercise of their discretion to hear cases in private. Consequently this court had no power to compel them to do so in public. Application refused. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. _ _ hitting, in Hannon—(Before Lord Chief Justice lisle, and Justices Williams and Willem.) LONDON AND WESTMINSTER LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY (LIMITED) V. CRASS AND ANOTRIR.—BILL OP SALE. Tins was an interpleader issue to test the validity of • bill of sale, and the question now was whether the docu ment was invalidated in consequence of the fuiker of it having been improperly described in the affidavit required for registration. The bill of sale was dated the 29th June, and at that time the maker, being of no occupation, was properly described as a " gentleman," but on the 3 r d J u ly h e became a commission spot, and yet, notwithstanding this fact, he in the affidavit was described in this way, "he is a gentleman." The Lord Chief Justice, in giving judgment, said that it bad been contended that the party was bound to give the description of the maker of the bill of sale at the time when the affidavit was filed ; but he was of • contrary opinion. He thought that the intention of the legislature was that the description of the makers of bills of sale at the time of making them should be communicated to the creditors ; and that the description in this affidavit must be taken to relate back to the time when the instrument was executed. Judgnent for the plaintiffs. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) ROBSON V. ROBSON AND FZNWICK. . . . Dr. fkinks and Mr. Day appeared fur the petit:moat, a marine store dealer at Newcastle-cm-Tyne, who m arr i e d the respondent so long ago as the year 1836. Fur some years they lived comfortably together, but at length the respondent contracted a habitat drinking which ultimately led to a separation ; and in the year 1857 she committed bigamy with the corespondent. The court made a decree nisi, with costa. WALLIS r. WALLIS AND LOWSON. Dr. Spinks appeared for the petitioner, a farmer, at Bentley, near Beverley, Yorkshire. He married the re spondent in April, 1858. She was described as o f f somewhat personal attraction; but as from the first of somewhat irregular habits. She was in the habit of going into Beverley under pretence of seeing a re !Aire who lived there, named Anderson. The husband began to watch her, and on the afternoon of the 9th of August butt he found the respondents in bed at Mrs. Anderson's. Lowson sprang out stark naked. The husband instantly struck him a violent blow in the face, and rushing out of the house, as one of the witnesses said, "like a madman," ran into the publichouse opposite. There were two men there, whom he brought back with him ; and they found Lowson seated on the bed, still naked, and try ing to staunch the blood which was Bowing from his nose. Mrs. Wallis was present, and, to quote again the witness already referral to, she was in her " Ketnine.' . (Laughter.) The court made a decree nisi, with coats. WILSON r. WILSON. This part-heard tase;; ► yel,4;lT for a diasolutioa, filed by the wife of Lieutenant Wilson, late of the Stafford ',hire Militia. Dr. PhiDin:tore, Q.C., and Dr. Swabey now produced additional evidence to complete the proof of the identity. Decree nisi, with meta. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Flatore Mr. Cammisaioser Goulburn.) RE HUNTER. This was as adjourned examination meeting and applies tion for discharge. The bankrupt, John blunter, was de scribed as of Wolsey-ternice, Keutish.town. The unsecured debts are returned at 3.269!. ; ditto se cured, 14,3021. The doubtful debt. are 14,8211., and pro perty held by creditors, 20,000/. Mr. C. E. Lewis appeared for the assignees; Mr. Link later supported. The case bas been before reported. The bankrupt was a elicitor, who had been confined in the Queen's Prison for seven weeks. The bankrupt was examined, and admitted having been connected with a colliery, the book, and papers relating to which were not under his control. All other books to the best of his knowledge had been given up. Could not say whether Mr. King, formerly his solicitor, had not still some papers in his possession. The examination was passed, and the question of order of discharge reserved. This was a vatting for examination and discharge. The lnokrupt, George Tindall, was described as formerly of Callum-street, and since of Albion-grove, 1)alstoo, shipping agent. The indebtedness is stated at 1,352/. ; assets, 6181. An adjournment was ordered. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. DAYLIGHT cuaormai EN ALVIN DIALN. ___.....- Two desperate young men, named Mark Barnett and Henry Stet-atom were placed at the bar before Mr. Henry, charged with assaulting sod robbing Mr. J. Wilson, a pub lican, of Drury-laue. Mary Foley, an old woman who happened to be passing, mid she saw the prosecutor surrounded by a mob of young fellows, who appeared to be "hustling" him. The gentleman was bleeding from a cut on the nose. Witness saw the two pri soners among the rest, and told them that they must not do anything to the prosecutor. She then heard one of them say to another, " Dig hint," and she saw the gentleman's gold eye-glass taken from him, end handed to another of the prisoners' companions. She gave an alarm and caused the prisoners to be apprehended, but their two principal oom /onions escaped. It was broad daylight at the time. The prosecutor deposed that be kept the Constitution, at 121, Drury-lune, and was about to take the omnibus on Monday evening, between 7 and 8, to Camden-town. For this purpose he had to go through White Hart-street, Seven dials, and when there, he found himself suddenly attacked by a number of boys and others, and hustled sod knocked down ; he was insensible for a short time from the fall, and then he missed his gold double eye-glass. He could not recognise any of the parties who molested and robbed him. The police-officers stated that the prisoners were both well known as thieves and associates of thieves, and they had every reason to believe that their two companions would be shortly in custody, as they were well known. Mr. Henry said there bad better be another remand. He should not deal summarily with a ease of this serious na ture, but should ultimately send the prisoners for trial. CLERKENWELL. THE LATE CAME OF KTEALING A CHILD. Mr. If. Allen, the prosecuting officer of the Associate limitation for Improving sod Enforcing the lams for the Protection of Women, attended and asked the assistance of the magistrate and the press under the following circum stances gr. Allen stated that about seven weeks ago • little girl, between 7 and 8 years of age, the daughter of Thomas Hunter, of 41, Ward's-place, Lower-road, Islington, was decoyed away from the bottom of Green Man's-lane, Lower-road, Winston, at about lOo'clock one Sunday night. Al the parents were in great distress at the lam of the child he trusted that the pram would insert the fact that a reward of 10/. bad been offered for its re. corery, and also the following description :—" It is of pale complexion, bas light hair and eyes, and a large sear on her right cheek. Her name is Elisabeth Hunter, and when die was taken away she bad on an old brown felt hat, black ch.th cape. and • pair of gold wires in her ears." The Ilsgietrate said he could do nothing e matter. butte had no doubt the press w ou ld t an s take mottos of the fact. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE ro. I Si. tIT sumac HARPENDEN NESTING.-{THIS DAY.) THE HARPENDEN HANDICAP. Two miles. Shosten, Soothsayer, Dorking, The 13.;;, Violet, Walpole, laregreese, Cam, St. Lawrence, and f by Kingston are hare. TWO-YEAR-OLD STAKES. T.Y.C., four furlongs and • half. _ _ Edgeworth Bark Clolden — DroP. Gorilla, Willie the Beau. f by Kingston, Battery, Strawberry Hill, Watford, and Mountain Buck are here. HANDICAP PLATE OF 50 SOVS. About one mile. Caliber, Ambush, Stanton, Furious, Spencer, The Don, Cam, Quarter Day, Dorking, Walpole, Baylock, Cowslip, f by Kingetou, and Strawberry Leaf ere here. OTHER AlumAts.—Tom Sayers, cby Acrobat, Gazelle, Monerpniaire, Volition , Sir Robert Warrens, Mickleham, Night Read, Charles (late Charlie Fox), Liberality. Opera NACRE, Irocaides, Little Nally, Coosternatioe, Mountain Doe, Discretion, Abbess, Passion, Escape, Holdersyke, Reed Deer, YeUow Dwarf, Yorkshire Lad, Windsor, Sham rock, Forlorn Hove. Little Harry, Lady's Maid, Charley Grey, and Black Lady. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 30, DISINTIMI STOCKS. INICL litall at Nerl94o.9.lsaisial 90 101 1fee1611c69.0.1169.9615p‘ 96 II P.M 99. 19.11190.4wetaam.16141, $5 90 109 O . MM. •9. as. IS, It W.169130911:19 lue lid 106 oluzis. No. 18 . I Mom. Ird I tIL prom. I Sales. /00,419, 114. Oommercial lOO 164,04 8 01 U. Do. 4 p.otPret. Min lOO 11 ,00, 81. last and Wed India 100 127 1211 1,638,310, 84. Loodco 100 66 57 800 1 60 2,939,811 0 46 U. Kansans* lOO 67 00 _ ' 1000, ,thomptcot 400,000 Fn. Innen* MO 97 100 , 98/ 6.000 20 I Do. New COLONIAL 00911111111112 111101711,1T1K1. No. 18k 1 92'0094. IPd I CL pekes. I Salm, .... .• 1 112 1091 101 .... .. Do.e per . cti e Z,lBB94 lO O 4l 1 — .... .. Do.o per ct.Feb.L.tag lOO 108 110 109 —.. .. Do. epee M. Mar.daip lOO 108 110 9214, .. Do. 6 per coot. 685, .. Do.6perasiddia. inoci 10$ 991 100 * .... .. of 0 Hopeep.44. 10i 110 112 ... .. do. 100 111 113 Do. do 1101 100 112 114 1M,900 .. New Brosirw.Gov.Bp. 61 100 107 198 .... .. N. &Ware 0 v.6p. 6.1869 100 100} 1011 100! .... .. Do. 6p. 0.,1871 to 1870 100 V 9 100 .... .. Do. 6p. 6~ 1888 . .. New Zealand epee cent lOO 109 11l 280 is .. Nova Scotia 4p. c., 1876 100 108 110 1061 .... .. 8. Aust.Gov. "'p.c. Bonds 100 106 110 .... .. Vic. 0v.6 p. c. huLdJuli 100 108 110 .... .. Do. do. 6p. c. April AU. 100 106 1054 1061 1 t MDICALLLNINIUS. No. 18h. I 00iloninia. IPd 1171 prices 4 Mies. 10,010, 10 111s1_.. all 184 111 60,000. 10 Strati. EL Mail 84. ( 1.) ail 9 $ ID,OOOI 16 Usgranan AgricaL.... 16 U id woo, 10 lleillaWaterworlo.. . MI 44 61 11.0041 SO Ben. it btsh Ma& MCA all 56 60 11.7/0 20 Do. B 7 per o. tinting all 18 Li 110 Dix 0 8,016 SU Canada land all 1110 114 180,00064. . . oillo&dilenoll all 1 12 16 1,000166 U. • tares Immo si. . Poolroom lOO ,106 109 100.000 et. Do. 111 p. A. Pee!. Dab lOO 'lO6 109 03,0001 10 Z. lallaelLou.ruppnel all die 60,000, 20 isatin4l.l erica. canal i par tpm 740,0001 Si. Mordondegrapit 70,0051 6 Me. ona Aar. Cop. 10,000 1 16 Gem Steam Nangat4.o 14 126 27 810,000 1 emat, indp (Laltvd) 1M,009 1 Do. 171 per conL Pret all 1 11,000 6 Los. Dl .or.W Tel (L.) id. 81 du 900,000 to Lem Dos. OmnibusM W 1 I If 10,000 10 Lon.4ol.lro.Dir.T*l :L.) 2 9000 se Madras helps. r 1.16 m. 1 11 spm MOM 10 Menne,. 8.. TeL (Um) all Se 6? 110,000 26 National Discoant Co 6 i pm 9006 20 NerbudolaCoalrleoolLi 6 t 1 pm 60,000 6 Notherlanda. 8p c.prf all 1 1 1,724 100 N. Bruns. rt 24.840 L ..L 81 12 14 188,076 1 N. Brit. Anstrelsalan all 1 1 60,009 1 . . tal Das 60,010 1 Do. " New Bharos' 10,000 10 • .. In. Men. (Usti an 6 7 000,000 U. Pool River load•111a l6lO 64 68 2.0,000 60 • • and Often. Gram oil 68 70 OM 20.000 40 Do. New 6O 10 11 pm 40,006 10 Lees di tad. TM. 0.41 a4l 184 let 10,000 60 nklmsey UM all 17 19 10000 16 uo. Now all 4,250 25 Rio 46 Jon. Clt i Llin.(L) a 41 23 lei 4 7 o 29,760 .. Do. 16,000 MI loyal Mall Stoma 100,000 Ir. •- Aar. bream. UM US 140 14,f06 11 Anielrellaa Lod MI 89 34 110,a0 1 TaL &sip 9 1 Do. des. limglolormi all 1 1 11,5.0 10 Do. do. 60,000 2 7sierapit to lads (L ) 1 I dia par la.+ v 16 T. 41 As.. of anst(L) iLL i dr par 60. 10C ii ' 4 LIL CO. U.Cksaada 4 11 pm M, 6 CIL Kingdom Tel (L.) . 8 2 1 Mal MOM 101 Tao Diemen's land.. 164 9 10 I 2716 TRUST AND LOAN COMPANY OF . UPPER CANADA.-(21113 DAY.) The half-yearly meeting of this company was held at the offices, Moorgate-etreet, the Right Hoe. E. P. Wineskin, IL P., in the c hair. . . 111111CIWILMAN moved the adoption of the report, which was as follows :—" The net profits for the half year amount to 14,839/. Si. 2d., which, added to the sum brought forward from September, gives a balance at credit of revenue of 14,8801. 1(. The directors venom. mead out of this • dividend at the rate of 81 per cent.. per annum, less income tax, on the paid-up capital stock of the company ; that one-ha lf of the surplus profits over 6 per cent, per annum, and the weal charge for inte rest% amounting together to 3,9621.16 e. 7d., be carried tegthe reserve fund, in accordance with the revisions of the Royal Charter of Incorporation ; and that 2504 be applied to the redemption of preliminary expenses. There will then remain the sum of 42/. 14s. sd. to the credit of the next half-year's accounts. Dating the period embraced by these epsomite the reserve fund has been charged with the sum of 2011. 17s. 2a. for losses on realisation of securities in default, and the amount standing to the credit of this fund, after adding the 3,9621. 15.. 7d. above referred to, will be 41,0541. 13.. 9d. Notwithstanding the painful anxiety created by the con tinuance of the cavil war in the United States, its effect upon the interests of this company has not been of • pre judicial character ; indeed, the condition of the agricultural class, with which this company is so intimately connected, is one of marked prosperity ; and real estate has steadily in weasel in value, as is proved by recent appraisals in many cams where loans have been renewed." He them on the continuance of their success, and c oli i t r lo t til a r d le to keep up their si per cent. divideod, which was fairly e and repeated the statement of the report that the civil war in America did not affect the business of the ce Ti mn y . _ • . • Mr. CHAPMAN seemakd the motion, which wee, after some discussion, agreed to. The dividend was then declared, and the retiring directors reedected, when the proceedings ter minated. OTTOMAN RAILWAY (FROM SMYRNA TO AIDIN).—(THI' DAY.) A special general meeting of the shareholders in this railway was held this day at the company's o ffi ces, St. Michael's-house, Cornhill, for the purpose of considering alterations in the statutes increasing the number of the council of administration from eight to nine members ; Mr. MACDONALD STEPHENSON in the chair. The CHAIRMAN stated that the following were the reoom mendations of the council : 1. That the affairs of the company shall be henceforth managed by a council of administration in London, corn pawn of nine members instead of eight members, provided by articles 21 to 24 of the mistime' statutes, and by article 1 of the amended statutes. 2. That the additional member of the council under article 23 be Major-General Brehm Tremenheere, of Spring.grove, Isleworth. 3. That for the purpose of the above change the following article be substituted in lieu of the article of the amended statutes relating to the council of administration : At the sixth annual general meeting one third of the council shall retire from office, such retirement to be determined by lot of the coated until the second council shall have been entirely renewed. After. wards the three directors whethere been longest in office shall retire. 4. That the additional member of the Council of Ad • ministration be governed by the same rules with respect to election, qualification, and every other matter, as the original members ; and that, except the change as above made in the council and their retirement, the old and amended statute, of the company shall be in full force and validity, and be deemed to apply ea near as can be to the new council. Resolutions confirming the recommendatious were unani. mously agreed to ; and there being no further business, the meeting immediately afterwards separated. EASTERN BENGAL RAILWAY COMPANY. (THIRDLY.) The eighth ordinary general meeting of the pro prietors was held at one o'clock at the offices, 24, Gresham street, Mr. J. F. LEITH in the chair. The report having been taken as read, The Climaxes moved its adoption. He said the pro gress made since the last meeting was entirely satisfactory. The lice would be completed in June ; the anticipation of the chief engineer had been realised in so far that it was expected that at the end of this month an engine would run over the whole length of line. He (the chairman) believed that the line •would prove a successful one—that when it was open they would receive a large traffic both in passengers and goods. What was ex to be done by the government with regard to rer e sie ted rs was being accomplished. Two lace of rupees had been expended during the past year, and two more lace had been granted. for the construction of crow roads. In the beginning of July the current expenditure for engineers would be diminished to the extent of 7,000!. per annum ; and other important reductions would occur at the same period. Everything had been shipped that was neces sary to bring the line into complete working order. He then entered into detailed explanations of the accounts. The balance of capital at the present time was, he said, 200,0001.; and that amount was sufficient for all purposes, including the construction of ten miles of additional line not con templated at the outset. He regretted to say that the government had taken 37,580/. for duties on articles imported for the construction of the line. He con sidered that very inequitable, especially as the duties were imposed by one of the contracting parties for the line after the contract had been entered into ; and le hoped the govern ment might be induced to return the whole amount when its finances were in a more prosperous condition. After some discussion the report was adopted, and the proceedings terminated in the usual manner. At the Birmingham Court of Bankruptcy, on Wednesday, Mr. G. V. Brooke, the tragedian, wee dis charged from custody. The Dublin Evening Mail states that the special eommiwinn will be opened at Limerick on the 16th June, and will be presided over by Mr. Justice Fitzgerald and Baron Deasy. The Cork Reporter states that Walsh, eupposeti to have been a party to the Kamallock murder, being closely pursued by the police, has proposed to give himself up if the 501. reward offered by the government be given to his family. THE LUDGATE-HILL TRAGEDY. Upon inquiry this morning it was asoertained that Mrs. Vyse (=Moues to improve, and the medical men have etroog hopes of the unfortunate lady's recovery. A favourable change has also taken place in the health of Mr. Vyse, who will soon be en abled to attend to his business. COMMENCEMENT OF THE EXCAVATION FOE THE INTENDED MARKET-PLACES AT SMITHFIELD. —(THIS DAT ) This morning (Friday) at 6 o'clock a body of navvies in the employ of Mews. Taylor and Smith (late Kelk, Taylor and Co.), commenced sinking a abaft f or th e purpose of asce;tain io the nature of the soil and sub-strata of the site of Smith field.prior to clearing away the earth for the proposed goods station under the intended market-planes for the sale of meat and poultry, and the formation of a railway from the line at Coppice-row, and underneath a street to he called New Market-street, to furnish a western approach to the said market-place. SUDDEN DEATH IN THE NOTTINGHAM COUNTY Contr.—Yesterday (Thursday) morning an awful instance of the neartainty of life occurred in the Nottingham County Court. The judge, Mr. It. Wildman, was engaged h ear i ng a case, when a man named Samuel Wilson, a pen sioner, aged 56 years, suddenly fell on to the floor, as if in a ' fainting fit. Anuistrowe was promptly obtained, a surgeon being immediately on the spot, but all efforts to restore the deceased to consciousness were unavailing, and he died before he could be carried oat of the County-hall- An inquest will be held this day (Friday). FOREIGN OFFICZILS IN THE FEDERAL ARMY.— The following circular has been received by the United States Consul at Paris:—" Washington, May 8, 1862.—Sir, —You am doubtless aware that some the outbreak of the rebellion in this country, many military officers who have served with distinction in theermies of Europe have arrived here for the purpose of offering their services to this government. Some of those who brought testimo nials from United States ministers abroad have been furnished with commimions. As, however, it is not now in contemplation to increase the number either of cem or soldiers already is the field, you will inform all such foreign officers as may apply to you for service in the army of the United States that the government, while grateful for such offers, must, for the future, decline accepting them, as the list of officers is complete, and recruiting for the rank and ale has been ordered to can.—l am, Ica., WILLIma FL SEWARD." 100 109 100 100 100 PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKET& LiValoos, MAY 29-Caledonian, 106 1014-Eastern Counties, 564 661-Lmicashire and Yorkshire, 1074105-London and North Western, 93 931-Loudon and South Western, 991 1004-Man cheater, Sheffield and Lincoln, 404404-Midland stock, 1274 128 -North Britilh, its, 624—North Staffordshire, 41 44 p.-North Eastern, Berwick, 964 974-York and North Midland, gal 86- Leeds Capital Stock, 66561-South Eastern and Dover, 853 654- West Midland, Weed, 461 474-Alliance /Jank e :R . :Antwerp and Rotterdam), 64 7-Buffalo and Lake Huron, 6 9-16 =- Dutch Rhenish, 1 746 14 p. -Grand Trunk of til 24}- Great Luxembourg, 15 1-16-Great Western of Canada, 12 124 id-Illinois Central, 46 444 J.-Erie, 331 Si-Thames and Mersey Insurance, 1 9-16 1 11-16 p.--Sambre and Meuse, 114 It 11A/lefill9elll, MAT MA-The market was steady, but there was not much business offering. Great Luxembourg, 15 1-16-Great Northern A, 110-Great Ship, 65., 64. 9d.-Grand Trunk of Canada, 211--Greig Western of Canada, 124 x d-Great Western, 721-111Inois Central, 444 A-Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln 40f 4-North Eastern (Berwick), 964-South Eastern, OH Northern Counties Bank, 4 p.-111Mois Cancelled Bond Scrip, 14 dollar-Luxembourg Obligation, N. MIAMINGH&M, MAY 29-There was a good business to-day In this market at the following prices, via : - London and North Western, 95-Birmingham Canal, 944-11irrningham Banking Company, 26 4 - Birmingham Gas , A,1444--ditto, BAH. Os. 9d.- ditto, sew ordinary. 604-Metropolitan Waggon, 14 p.-Britannia 1144 Is. and 3s. 9d. p.-and Birmingham Joint Stock Bank (Limited), 6p. There were buyers of Staffordshire Gas; of Old Union Mill, at 10} ; and of new ditto, at 24. MINES.-MFIIB DAY.) Two o'CLooK. In the mining market to-day Wheal Ludcott shares are very strong, at 8j to 9, and (lonamena dull, at 1 to) 4. East Caradon are quoted 434 to 44 ; Marke Valley, 91 to * ; Wheal Grenville, 7to 4; North Downs, 3* to ; North Basset, 151 to * ; and East Cern Brea, 1131 to *. The settle ment occupies chief attention. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive, and little change has occurred in prices. St. John del Rey are marked 59* ; Kapunda, I* and 2 ; and General Mining (Nova ;Bootie), 22*. BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS.-(THIS DAY.) The Board of Trade returns for the month and four months ending April 30 were issued this morning. We subjoin a statement of the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the month and four months in the last three years : 1860 1861 1862 For the month. 211,352,440 10,905,213 9,822,888 For tow month,. £41,834,347 38,574,462 96,246,651 The following is an abstract of the total value of British exports in each month of 1862 :—January, 8,439,0661. ; February, 8,320,0591. ; March, 9,664,64% ; April, 9,822,8881. Yesterday being the Feast of the Ascension the Venerable Thermo Earle Welby, D.D., lately Archdeacon of George Town, Booth Africa, was consecrated in the private chapel of lambeth Palace to the Bishopric of S. Helens, rendered vacant by the translation of the Right Her. r. Piers Oalveley Claughton to the Bishopric of Colombo. Tan Sotrrsass OUTFALL Stwass.—Mr. Webster, the contractor for the construction of the metropolitan southern main drainage, from Greenwich to the outfall at Erith, yesterday completed the work, and on Wednesday next this portion of the sewer will be formally handed over to the Metropolitan Board of Works. STABBING A RIVAL AT HUDDERSFIELD.—Yester day, at the West Riding magistrates' court, Huddersfield, James Rhodes, a sailor, was charged with stabbing Joseph Whitely on the 17th instant. The prisoner had for several years paid his addresses to a young woman residing in Bradford-road, Huddersfield, named Ellen Cook, pre vious to leaving the town to go to sea, and shortly after he left (cow several months ago) she wrote to him, breaking ' off her connexion with him as a sweetheart. The prisoner wrote two entreatiog letters to the young woman, but the latter took no notice of them, and finally the prisoner came through from Hull to see her. He then found that she was receiving the attentions of another young may, named Joseph Whitely, and was naturally very much annoyed at the discovery. On Saturday, the 17th inst., about ten o'clock at night, the prisoner went to the bonne of the young woman to see her. She was not at home, and he waited about the house for her return. He was bean' meanwhile to sharpen his knife on the stones of the garden wall. At twenty minutes to 11, Joseph Whitely, and the young woman Cook, who had been out walking together, entered the house from another direction. The prisoner eaw them enter, and waited till Whitely came out, when he stabbed him in the right thigh. The weapon penetrated Whitely's ooat, trousers, and shirt, and inflicted a deep' flesh wound 1 inches in leb, from which a large guruitity of blood quickly Sowed. The prisoner was committed for trial at the next York amines, bet was liberated on bail. . . . THE WIDOWER CONDOLED. —About a fortnight since, au old man, named Charrett, residing at Code Mullen, bad the misfortune to lose his wife, sod in proof of his affection for her whom be had sworn at the altar to love and cherish through life, be performed the last sad office in his power for her remains, by himself making the coffin. The funeral took place a few days afterwards, and when the inconsolable widower wept to the clerk of Canford parish to pay the expenses, he stated, amidst the tears that rolled down his cheeks in great profusion, that to save time be might perhaps as well do two things at the rune time, as well as one, now he was there. The clerk looked somewhat amazed, wondering what the two things were, when the old man informed him that he would pay for the banns being published of marriage to • second wife. The fact is he had fallen in love with the woman who had refused his tint love. The reason he gave for his haste in contracting a second marriage was, that the cherry moon was coming on, and he had no one else to keep the birds from his cherry treen —Sheets:writ Journal. SHARE L1813.-(THIS DAYJ Two o'Owoz. The railway market remains dull, with very little business. The tone is rather flat, and seve ral of the principal stocks show a further decline of about 1 per cent. London and North Western is now quoted 931 to 1 ; Great Western, 721 to f ; Midland, 1271 to ; Lancashire and Tmirshire, 1071 to 108 ; South Eastern, 831 to f ; Caledo nian, 1071 to 108 ; Great Northern, 1131 to 1141 ; and Eastern Counties, 551 to 1. This is settling day. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are firm, at 3 9-16 to 11-16 prem. Great Western of Canada are heavy, and are last marked 111 ex div. Great Luxembourg remain firm. The inquiries for Indian railway stocks continue. USDINARY SNAIL= AND STOCK& sh. I P.l I 1311.116111. I C o L g r d v ggims . 1 Strira... W. all Ilins..WeL *SteerVal 14 8 - NIN B.rk.,lssotaisslano - •- - all Blackburn ...... - - - ... 16 ill 1117111 and Tyne • la 011 Bottoo,81•8941014.C 08. 100 &lad aad N 20012 N. 1/111 Coledoelan N ON Ocek and Bandis - ..- N ell Oarawall .... .• . • 6 1 fl - 141 a/I Do. ♦ . 1 • A nodir..iiiiiie 1 2 - N all Do. 11 1 a nd la Naito B. 6 6 -• 56 al Dublin and 'bi Toe. 41 43 - N all Dood.,Perth, etAbd..7s. 10 11 - 16„ IN ion - N. IN Sailien AD Viatie 66 66 WI I N. IN Masters Salm. Sloan 68 69 - 40.185 Do. Stook 8 38 WO - N all last asSolk - N. IN Idlabergliand Mangos 85 91 - M 148 1141abrO',/PortS.Disider WI W 4 - If in Poilli and 133de June. - -..- K 100 Nesers &IL Wagiana 10! 104 -- 18 all area Nsitkel Soodean 140 146 - N. 100 Wog Northers - N. 100 0%31 Arse. so dlr. un- 110 111 109} N. sou usea 1 tilipcl.lspeldll 133 1/14 - IS. 100 Ns. soattrii week (he lo4} 104 IN LOU (heti Wailers 72 IR 724 2 } N. 106 Do.l3losrVaLoke.B43 66 57 - N. N. 109 L ondon ancsahLr a e Yr lllsokwall 69 eka:l.: , 1077 61 OP} 1074 4 Us and - 116. 100 L00.,34 . &&r.10a 121 122 - 06. 109 tondon,CChhaatt 43 46 40 3} 11 6. 100 Loodoud North Waste. 68} NI 914 1 1 1 4 all Do. Ughtha - - -• 81. 140 London* SouthWeake N 100 99} N all Loisloodorryallolerala - - .... St 100 Do. and Sunlst:llle 40 45 5 5. 115 gen.,Bl93.,allocoladi 40 1 al 40 1 11l all illeiropoll 9 - N. no Whllaad ..... tas .... -. ll7} 128 1274 4 4445 5.14 lto. Now i} 14 pu. 14 pm * 10 all 80 14. 134. W 0 . Blrm - .*DerB/ 9B 100 - Ns. 46 all 6114 Emit - -.•- - 100 Al Newsuile sad Doti. -. ••• - IA 0 Newry& Arisagb„•l4l - - die - N all N ewer arrespobile. - - - 111. 100 N 73 7 9 4 9 01. 100 North British - W. all North Devoe as& A D - - - 06. WO N. Seekro-Berwtok 85 14400 Do. o.3.lLParc 1 0, oil* - dla 14. 1 Do. Leeds - 54. 100 Do. Pork B4 - - 464 } al 86 - W. 100 Nor th Lood.n - 15 5 Do. New pan i 9 20 - W all Norl36ll.Wosters.laio, .0} 11} - 161 18. North Staffordshire.- ei il Ma - t 4. Lou Nut4.o.4inanthoB.4lo. - - - N all raeblie - - - 44 all Palmas* ..... le al ithyouny - - li. IN de0441411 astral - W. 100 Soottlah N. I. Abar.ll6L 45 47 - 05. 100 Scottish Alldland lO6 107 - 05. 105 ohropstdre Defoe .... 46 47 - W all 6144Ingbournett Mem. ••• - - 84. lie South Devon N 277 - 66. 101/ 800111 Nasteru ..- sok 834 83} 86. 105 Swab Wales 65 08 - it. 100 8. Verksh. d Elyse Da, 96 101 - 0.1 all Sisines.Wol,46c. 6 7 - LI ell use 61. di 160•8 V o l 380 - se Is Ditto are B3 Pm - 4 11$ lad VW - fa all Water 44 NI 84 20 Do. -. 114 14 Do. 44. 110 Yale of Meath - 84. 801 Victoria Kn. It !Wino 139 135 - St. 100 Visit Corow•U O4 04 - u.. 105 W.Harteipooldarb.lo - - - .14. 100 Ware 111314.a0-03.krd 6 47 St. 100 Ditto Newport 4 41 44 464 - 94. IN NINO flow Word 87 82 - Bh. I Pd. I FOILSION RAILWAYS. Lama= 'Alpert= all Antwerp a Bottardanal Illd' all 'Ardennes ilahladtrra.lL all ;Be &I lgian L W 'Beaten to Graisesassi 10 !Carmel= Mine &BAIL W W'' ** la Dutch Rhenish AU Eastern of trams all Gd. &aeon dna. b. p. c WI Gt. Central of France all Gt. inzeinbo. Condt. ll all Italian Junction all Like Conatanoe a UM W Llano ana Turnhout all Lyons and Geneva all Marla Antonia all NarnatLirge 1 . By the W Do. op.e.YrL Be epos. all Northern of France 16 I Do. New Bharat a : IforwneTali,7l3 ire:: 16 'llttoman'amyroakidla) W rads, Lim& andlledlS all Paris and Wean" 19 Smite and S. lesaalsaa (Denana=.7l. a. an .1149 sad all Ikayal Danish all {loyal Swedish all I Do. 7 pot mai all Sambre and Vera . all Do. 6 par oast. rral. 8 I.lllarat. IS &Aust.& Venetian 10 s.E.of Yortugal7parctp a Thrill and Savona W r on co — MI Wad Flanders an I Do. 5e pm mot. Prot • ,Irost.d.N. W.*/ /ango I Oketeg Wow ell 71 Din 1 "1r 11 12 II :i :DI 2: 23 141 lb} Si 8 1 10 11 11e 62} 8 10 8 7 dli 1114 641 61 63 ft $1 ail it It 'I pi., / a ll 10 14 ta ts BRITISH POSSESSIONS. km. Dar. aCllag.ip. — ; - .1 !Mails dklabeitannsal Dad.,Brank.kOodirlob Oda, Avg. urn oodadoodbylol.6l..B Do. J.,, tit ms. Mao- Do. Jaw ISK 04144444 et Laken- Oapil".*Docko Saws Beep/ p.0.g00 lasi Lam Do. U. Utopia.... Geed T,uuk o cooed. Do. 4 Dor a:. Prot Do.dec.Prol.• p.ct.4e Do. kw at Demi Do. 1114 r ati 1414 Do. do. 184/ Do. do. 1871 flesoli Lain Poolosal Dw Ne•• 1 Do. January, 138: Mt& Indis.a. e,Wast Canada, Muir* Do, New Thalp.oladaparilkw.op Do. t do., 77.Wia09. Daido,olfuls..Day.7B Indian Branch Minted Madras mt m. as liar ct. Do. do. 6 nor at P si °L.- Molb.Coep.Op. Booth N. Bronawbk Cam& don • cop. Do. •o. Lood do Do do. leap. do. Do, do. Land do N. R. of Canada 6 p. o Saban) Do. Pan,Jaub Do. do. D°41'1•1.,•1'.434:109:4 I Claim prices. I Wei. 103 1 St 80 86 78 82 76 80 IN 106 103 106 104 168} 146 1•61 je 46 6i p. as ea . i 6 u 6s a 6 par pm 102lOS It l2l 8 41. 97 100 93 96 00 96 91 93 101 i 1094 93 99 S 7 I 7 4 4 4 S BS SS Solt tot; I Pt u 10 20i W 10u iii - 103 } Ilj i 102} 2 10.1 _ 99, h. I Pd I iduAnad. • M. LIM JOINT STOCK BANKL Uri' sad 11. Ser. Doak . Altian•ceLos.iLlverpool kralrakula Beak at Rope bank at Loofas Iletlialt X. Amodio Char. BILBrIt. Ooluzabla ob. lad a.Loa LOAM. Mom a Ingo. Los.. sal Was Cokuial Ocro. al Camas SaolaitusLasartd a. Auk of Switmeisad laperlal Bank, Molted utr. Ob. #t..uk otWU% 444 as 'mad Cvonty I!..adCe J°iPt B,f ?. • • La. $M WavinlaMor Metro. t Prov. Bank (L Md. Prow. u 4 loglaaa Do. Now at i oaol Book Now loath Woks Boat thaws Soak Ptoolaolal at Inks* Widen d Lodes —.. ae lf If pm 64 66 It IS 7 61 64 66 I Me 101 PO I In 19 I i Ms ' 1 5 6 6 ) 118 i 7 lek la Pm 114 par 1 dla 119 41 49 61 II 90 IV 91 IS $9 44 OS 824 ni ro. 184 I. 2411001 - a 10,6011 100 A6* 00 ON • IN stes 11,600 20 ND* II WIN II SO 1110 11,000 1N 60,00010.11 NON 10 70,000; II 10,000, 100 NAN 00 NON 10 16,0001 AN" WWI to *NO tee %KO: UM 140106 244578 100 KOM j I * UMW 26 1144a6 1 00 16.0001 * 0.105 100 UAW N 0.,005 CIAO) AO 1862. I MOREY MA.RBET.-(THIS DAL) Two o'CLooi. The funds are firm to-day. Consols are quoted for the account about i t per cent, better than yes terday afternoon. With the exemption of the settlement now in course of completion in the share and foreign stock markets, there are few features of interest. Some kinds of foreign stocks, however, are in rather better de mand. English railway shares remain very dull. Tho scrip of the new loans is firmer. Turkish is quoted 2} to 2/ prem., and Egyptian 15 to 14 prem., while Russian has been dealt in at to prem. . . . At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 701 r. 32c., being about the same as on Wednesday. Consols are officially marked 931 and 1, cum div., for money, and 921, ex div. for the account. The present quotations are 93; to #, cum div. for cash, and 921 to 1, ex div. for the 10th of June. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 234 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 1; India Five per Cent. Stock, 109 f, 1 ; Exchequer Bills, 10s., 13a., prem. The foreign stock market is inactive; but prices are well supported. There is a renewed demand for Spanish Certificates, which have improved, and are last marked 91. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is steady, at 801 to 81 ; and that of 1858, at 70 to 1. Italian Five per Cents. are again rather better. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 1852, 1858, 1860, 931 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1001 ; Egyptian Seven per Cents. (scrip), 11 prem. ; Italian Five per Cents., 701 (exchange 25fr.) ; Portu guese Three per Cents., 1853, 454 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1862 (scrip), f, 1, 1 prem. ; ditto paid-up scrip, 921, 93 ; the Spa nish Committee's Certificates, 8/, 91; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 701 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862 (scrip), 21, f, 1 prem. ; ditto paid-up Scrip, 701,. 1. In the Stock Exchange, the supply being abun dant, the rate for loans from day to day on go vernment securities is only If per cent. With regard to the remittances to Constantinople on account of the new Turkish Loan, we believe that 200,000/. in gold will be sent on Monday next, and an additional sum of 300,0001. on the following Thursday or Friday. The steamer yesterday for Spain took 40,0001. On Wednedai and yeeterday about 96,000 i. dock of the Turkish Loan has been paid up in fulL The next days fixed for the bankers to receive such pay ments are the 13th and 14th June, discount being allowed from July 1, when the next instalment falls due. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was very firm, with sales to the considerable extent of 10,000 bales. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 2,3131. ; the Mid land a decrease of 5,860/. ; the North Eastern a decrease of 4,820/. ; and the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, a decrease of 5,541/. The report of the directors of the Intercolonial Royal Mail Steam Packet Company recommerds • half-yearly dividend at the previous rate of 7+ per cent, per annum, clear of income tax. The report of the directors of the European Assu rance Society, presented at the annual meeting yes terday, was of a favourable character. It is men tioned that during the peat year a considerable ac cession of business has been acquired both iu the life and guarantee departments, and agency con nexions have been formed from which the directors anticipate much ultimate advantage to the society. During the year 744 new life policies were issued, the annual premiums upon which amounted to 9,8911. 7s. 4d. • and 1,486 new guarantee policies, yielding 3,782 1. 16e. sd. ; while the revenue re sulting from the acquisition of the business of the Professional Life-office was 15,9951. 2s. 2d., making the total new premium revenue of the year 1861, 29,6691. ss. Ild. The gross amount actually re ceived from premiums was 130,0871. 9s. 7d. ; this sum, however, does not represent the tota pre mium revenue of the sxiety. The society's pre mium revenue has increased since 1857 from 55,0951. to 130,0871. The balance of the last year's receipts over expenditure is 23,3531. 14s. 10d., and the society's assets were increased by 40,4171. 16e. 9d. _ _ The London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Company will take possession of their new offices in King William-street, City, on Monday next. The position of the market for American secu rities is noticed as follows by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. There has been daring the past week a good demand for American securities generally, but move pariscularly for the United States Five per Cent. Bonds of 1874, in which there have been some large transactions. The following is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : At the tenth series of hide sales for the year the demand was fiat for all descriptions, and both the home trade and exporters bought very sparingly, but, as holders generally were firm, we have no material alteration to notice in prices. Bast India.—Ox and Cow.—Calcutta.—Hideo of good to prime quality, of which there war only a small quantity offered, met with fair competition at late rates ; other de ccriptioos were doll of sale, but unaltered in value. The quantity brought forward was small, yet little more than one half found buyers. Madras, tic., were only part sold. Pe nang realised fair prices for the quality. The sualysis of the sales is 53,713 Calcutta new parcels, 39,253 brought forward from former sales, and 2,019 Madras, Bombay, kr. ; in all 94,985 hides, of which 53,842 were aoid. Fist India.—Buffalo were very much neglected, only • small portion of the quantity offered was sold, and that at a slight concession in price. Cher.—Fist Indian : Bombay of light tannage and good quality sold well ; other descriptions wire dull. Aus tralian realised about former prices. Salted Hides.—South A.merioui : The River Plate offered consisted of mall e aroels, which were only part sold. The Rio Grand were chiefly cows, which receded It to per lb. Australian were dull of sale, and mostly bought in. Cape radioed last sale's prices. Dry Hides.—Weet Coast brought late rates. Egyptian and Galata were all bought in. Home Hides..--Salted: River Plate were mostly tskan in. Dry all sold. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending May 28, compared with that for the pre vious week, shows the following changes : • Circulation ;sue L29,9875390 lledreose £129,455 Circidstion active Public deposits ......... ....„ 6,937,808 Increase 379,997 Other deposits Government securities In frni — cisPaTia3;l7 10,333,491 No change Other...curlews m banking department I Ooln and bullion in both ' departments 16,178,815 Decrease 166,125 Saves day and other bills 1362,331 Increase 2,966 The Rest Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes &coin in banking department). 10,225,585 Increase 1104700 The increase in the securities is more than coun terbalanced by the increase in the deposits, and the reserve has consequently experienced some addi tion. The decline in the coin and bullion is of no importance. On the whole, the proceeds of the recent foreign loans are being remitted abroad with less disturbance of the money market than might have been apprehended. BANK or FaiGLAIJD.—is .ea eta via.. a. as. taw 28. MIL eint pursuant to the Aet ending on Wednesday. May SWIM DIM NOW lasted AM967,BA 1 Government debt £11,011,11111 Other securities 5.,11141/01 Gold rein and bul lion 1.20,967.990 JIMIL.I3IO DI Proprietors' Capital £14,663, 063 000 Bast Peale Deposits (in cluding itzebsq., Say. Banks, C. rale. o National Debt, awl Dlr. Ames.) Mar Dipoita 1460,087 bevels &smithies' Pills ZnAg7,ll7o PARTNDIT. Goverument Been- titles (Including Deed Weight An nuity) Other deetazitlee 19,314213 Notes 9,301,000 Gold sad Mine 300,943 . 462,331 - I -- /Z39,953,2E9 1.39,965tbe Ma met M. MAESLIALL, Chief Cashier. The June number of the Elylutsge* is unusually rich in articles of commercial interest. Amongst the subjects treated of are the income-tar debt the prospects of the cotton trade, the preloa the nature of China, the Levant trade considered as a new market for British cotton manufactures, the exploration of Australia, and the progrems of oar railways since 1832. There is also • paper oa labour, and an account of a visit to the iron-easel frigate Warrior. This magazine altogether is • very liberal shilling's worth. • Hoospos Low, Sow, sad Oa, Ludgate-bill. TIURSDAY Console, which closed yesterday at 92 to 4, ex div., for the 10th of June, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 924, "sellers." For money the 'Zit price was 93} to 4, elms div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money„ 4,4, cent div. ; ditto for account (June 10), ex div. ; Bank Stock, 236 ; Three per Cents. uced, 914, ; New Three per Cents., 914, ; India Stock, 'M. 230 ; ditto Fire Cent. Stock , 1094, ; ditto for account , 107 ,107, ex div. The India Five per Cent stock continues in de mand, anti has again risen 4, closing at 1094 to 4. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 10s. to 14a. prem. The day for the payment of the half-yearly interest on the June Exchequer Bills is the 11th proximo. The interest on those bills for the following half year, to December, 1862, will oontinue at the pre sent rate of 3 per cent. per annum. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARX-LkNIL-CllllB DAY.) The weather yesterday wlintl;e, but to-day it is showery, with the wind from the B.E. The supplies of Zeglish wheat in addition to Wednesday's report are small. Plow rather more liberal. Barley, beans, and peas continue short. Oats, • small quantity. Scotch cats in better supply. Dish, noise reported during the week. Of foreign Arrivals, which were heavy of wheat in the early part of the week, the oddities is not in properties ; few argots of Premien and one Me diterranean. Barley -4 moan quantity in addition. Prussian. Flour, none fresh arrived. Oats liberal, thaw fresh up being from Swedes and Denmark. A cargo of linseed from Black Sea, and a little Baal; ladies. One of entice seed from Alexandria; and a parcel of hempseed from France. The wheat trade today very fist, and the vane of Beglials lower than on Monday in some mass la. lees mousy se quoted. Foreign very sad with a downward Mammy. Flour very slow sale at about last Monday's rates. Barley.—Nothing doing in melting, and grinding cagier to purchase. Oats.—A better trade than last day without change is value. Beam sad peas about the same. Seeds.--Linseed rather lower ; rapeseed slow sale ; in they seeds but little doing. FLOATING CARGOES without change in value, but not meek business doing. WeSA".-English: Euez and Kent, whit., mew, 48e. to 555.; ditto, hoe old, -s. to -s.; ditto, red, sew, 44a. to 515.„ ditto, hoe old, -s. to -a. ; Norfolk, ke., sae old, -a to -a.; red, new, -s. to -s. Foreign : llan o =lo. to 575.; Sae, 575. to 58e.; extra, 5034. to 60e.; 50s. to 565.; ditto, extra, 57e. to 66e.; Rostock, mks, to 56a; Neeklonbug, 51.. to 56a. ; Uokerniark ditto, -a. • American white, 525. to 56e.; ditto, red, 46e. to 505.; Oman dims, 48.. to 501 Eamon-K•glish maltbst a l ga. s. to 365. ; line, 40 i. ; =log, 27.. to 295.; sod • 304. to 32a. per qr.; pred4 p 2s 6 s ee . 29..; ditto • tilling, 295. to 31% Nam.- Reim mid Norfolk, Ss. to tths. ; nne. 635. to 675. ; and Ware, 655. to 681; brows, 50.. to 58s. Ovra-Englith feed, 21a. Od. to 24e. Od. SW*, 255. to 295. ; foreign, 22.. to 27a Boise.-linglish tick, 345. to 351 ; barrow, 38s. to 395. ; 384. to 39 4 . • foreign, 30s. to 32e. ;tick. g g a w t: ' 375. ; on*kerg, 38s. to 395. ; • 335. to 33e. Pse.-English boilers, 395. to 40..: w and blue, Rh. to 425. ; maple, -a. to -s.; trey, 35., to 37..; bog, 37.. to 395. forties, Xs. to 38e. FLO= -Lelia town, 43.. to 444. ; ditto floe, 465. to 515.; country, 40s. to 415.; Norfolk and Suffolk, 33.. to 38a; French, --a. to -a. psi each; U.S. sweet. 25e. to 2844 °sobs, 255. to 28e. Sestek. -s. to 00111 L-Whits, 31.. to Us. ; ye ll ow 295. to 31s. 'LOA'S.° Cameos, and 'l.-Whsat : Borth mulct and Nsrianople, per 4921te., 445. to 19s. ; MSS, 445. to 48s. ; Polish Odom, per 480th .. , red, 41s. to 43e. ; white, -- • Danube and Nista, 454. to 465. ; Baptism. 33;. to 365. Barley: Egyptian and Syrino, par 400th.. 21s. to 225. ; Odessa nod Danube, do., 25.. to 1184. Bess : Egyptian, per 4801he.,305. to 31.. Mains : Odors soillalate. per 4921 be., 30s. Od. to 31s. ,• Pita and Belprisn, per 4801 h., 30s. Od. to 31s. ; fresh, do., -a. to -s. ; American, do., 2816 to 29... ; Egyptim, to -s. 8.1104. mod, per qr., 341. to 50s. ; Hemp. seed, per qr., 46.. to 505.; Mustard seed, per bushel, white, 6s. to 9s. ; brown, 7s. to 10s. ; Linseed, per qr., mashing, 60s. to 65e. ; Linseed cakes, English, per ton , W. Os. to 121. th. • American, thin, in brie, per 121. Oe. to 121. 10s.; 'do., in begs, 111. Os. to 111. 10s. • Baltic„ 01. to W. Os. 101. to 10f. 10s.: Raps e kes. Onto 71. ; Tares, per bushel, winter, Ss. to 9s. Od. ; Rape seed, English, per qr., 64e. to 725. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM NAY 20 TO NAY W. Mei& and Scotch Irish Martin. 1170 i I Fp!? Wbpai ___. Basiey ilia MOTO 11 611 ITO. Moor, isidish. IMO I arta ; km 1900 rocia, e::ier LIVXRPOOL OOTTONANDOORN DAY.) (sr marries Aso mem NAGNIEIO mmiamaais.) MON sus owl ommaalimarnare.) The market bee completely recovered frogs Es and prices of this day fortnight are resumed for l ir d=- 11. Jima Committee's quotations for fair &atom are rebid is Bowed a, Mobile L sad Orleans }. &lee for the week, 48,430; speculakoo, 10,WJD ; export, 3,890; actual ditto, 6,0[31 bales. Today the market continues to improve, aad the quotations are ad. above those of yesterday. The sales wall probably foot up 8,000 balsa Can market well attended. Wheat slow elle, at an ad vance of 2d. per oental ; dour good demand ; western', tie'. dearer. Indian corn vmlittle offering ; mixed held for 28s. Egyptian beam unaltered. Oats sod oatmeal dearer. HINGING LAM.-(THIS DAY.) auoAs. -The market has been dull during the week, and former prices are barely supported. Penal* sold, ordinary to Mae brown, 29a. to 345. ; low to good yellow, 34e. Bd. to 40s. Cuba, ordinary to fine brown, 33e. to 335. 6d. ; ; 36a. to 39e. 6d. Reamed, prices have been fully supported; the supply oeutaaties limited. COFFEE bas sold at lower prices. PLatatien Ciayloa, triage, 74e. 6d. to 78a. ; low w good middling, 81e. Gd. to 9005.; rs peaberry, 87a. to 945. Native Ceylon, floe ordi tam s. TVA.-Tbe public sales an progreesing with great heavi ness, and the paresis sold have teen chiefly without swerve. Young hyson sold at 3d. decline ; other Mods of green at Id. to 2d.; medium and flowery pekoes at 4d. to 6d. derlioe; hit fine black leaf cougar sold at the previous price of la. 111. per lb. Rot.-A parcel of pale Leewards sold at Is. 4d. proof. Rwit.-The market is not active, but prices of are steady. A cargo of middling BallAm sold at 4 3 .. 1 4V to Re. ; low mixed to good low white, Mc 64. to 13.. Brices generally have sold without spirit at about pre. riot's prices. FRUIT.- At the public sale held this we-.k there was only a limited disposition to bid, and the panels offered were chiefly bought in. fiatrrrnm-Tbe demand has become Maar'', but pricer are firm. COTTON has been more firm, and Madras Tinnivelly soil at Rid. coati; Karachi's, 71d.; sod fm arrival, t rack Surat, at itid. JCTE has sold heavily at about former pikes. INDIGO.-The quarterly saki of Guatemala termisated with more spirit than at the opening, and oompared with February prices, fine sold at about par; good at 3d. to 4d. reduction ; ordinary and low, Bd. to Is. ; Mass ruled from Rm. 44. tolls 7d. ; Sobrss, 7s. fid. to Ss. ; low to fine Cortex, Is. 6d. to Is. 3d. TALLOW MARKS?.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 44e. dd. ad cash • Patenburg Y.C. on the spit, Ma 9d. ; Joss, 465. ; July, 465. 64. ; September, 46e. Od. ; October to December, 48a. 6d. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LEADINEALL, —Priam : Bides-5611x to G4lbs., 221. to 3d.; 641bs. to 7Zba., 3d. to 3id. ; 7211 it. to Stns., 34 , 1. to 341 ; 801b..t0 Nibs., 34d. to Id. ; MN. to Q. to 44d. Horse hides, Ba. to 10.. ; Calf skim, fight, 2a. to 3a. ; sa. Bsomotruorr.—datosp skins : downs. Ga. 01 to 9s. Od. ; lambs, 2a. Bd. to 4s. Oi. ; sboartimp, la. Si to la. 31 BOROUGH HOP MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) News. Pattemades sad death report the demand eschewal to the Immediate waate of consumers. The stooks of last year'sgrowth Sr. very smell, consequently pees' keep firm. A few dies have nude their geplante*e in parts of the plantations, but sothing to alarm at present. COAL MARIELT.—(THIS LAY.) Walla god Mika, 161. 3d. ; Walla Bed Haewell g t Will. Rod 89noarte. ; Walls Rod &albsg. 16e. 3d. ; Walls Rad South Asettepool, 14. 9d.; Walla Rod South Hello., 1 5 .. ; Walls Eod Hengb Hall, 14e. Ild.; Walls Fad Keno., 15a. ; Walls Rod Eden Main, 14.. 9d. ; Walla Ea Thorpe, llee.; Walla End Hadar, 14e. 6d. ; Hallam% 13s. 6d. ; Wk" Us. 6d. ; North Patton. 13a. ; Bell'e Primrose. 19e. 6d '; Peereira Deffrya &mai, lls. Id.; Taadeld No Bohm, 13e.; West Hartley, 15a. 3d. ; /Jewel* Hartley, 15.. 3d. ; Hartle& Hartley, 15a. 3d.-85 ships at muket. - i o i lei ISO NO lee 114 716 $6 $7 89 46 2 : 1 1 1 3 1 4f - 50 1 i i -. at T