The Express. — London, England, 1864-05-07 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. • m Banco.-IBefore Lord Chief Justice Cookbern so d Justices Blackburn, Midler, dad 81160 mag r . THE XeCIABLASTICAL COlllllllBlOllOB. • Hairy James moved,oe behalf of Mr. Fannie, for s .';' ' ,:h og upof on the Eccleaseetioal Commie:been, aa lords ‘ u ,e :.:Aner Preston Wynn, in the comity of Hereford, to their steward, to show came why a mandamus yw not issue directing them to admit the applicant, on ';,cuient of a single fine, to certain lands which were the manor. ;meted. THE QUIZ% V. BROWS& y rs Hell i sh, Q.C., with whom was Mr. Kemplay, showed J .:Oast a rule, calling upon the governor of the gaol i'i::!e llinhing, in the Isle of Mau to show cause , writ of habeas corpus should not his. him to bring up the body of Mr. • who had been committed to the House ..s for libeL The learned counsel said he bade pry& ..r objection whether this court had power to said of habeas into the Isle of Man. It WU in Crawford's case, 13 Q. 8., page 613, • i.enerally speakiog, a writ of habeas corpus t. did the Isle of Man, but the question now arose nadir sad _ti Vic., cap. 20, which was pawed in coma . c , tile writ of habeas corpus that was sent from this 4tv i'mada. That act provided that the writ of corpus should not issue into "any colony lareijn dominion of the crown," when them !Awfully established courts of justioe, with coin to issue an order or writ equal to the writ of corpus, and enforce the due execution of the same. :he Lord Chief Justios—This is not a colooy. , ; it is a pert of our foreign dominion', aL:• to Lord Chief Justine—Yon must show it, end not i =e yr Mellish said the Isle of Man originally belonged to : , abet of Atholl, and was transferred to the Crows, wt to certain °bedtimes, the same as Jersey and 3 .:ter, which originally belonged to the Dulte of . . _ Nr. Justice Blackburn rid he thought the word " fo- N: denoioes " were intended to distinguish those islands i,hreltar or India. 1!. Slellish said the authorities of the island could not F., a writ of habeas corpus, but one tantamount to it. ...e..aart had power to consider whether the commitment ; 4 %1 or not, and there was an appeal from it to the -yr maned. _ . _ i;. 'Ain; Shoe said the power of issuing the writ under ;A: cases wee raised before the Privy Council in the case. y. Mellish then read a portion of his affidavits. from it appeared there was in the Isle of Man the Staff of :women% Court, which had authority to examine into or illegality of the imprisonment of any pe , whine them if they considered he wee Wee all y ha ..red or detained, its nature and effect being smiler to • isheas corpus in England. The next question vi,ther the Howie of Keys had power to 7. It for contempt. The contempt here was in publish. ::bels upon the functions of the House of Keys. On .rpliation for the rule a doubt was exp ressed whether gym. of Kers was in meal= at the ti me of the cam -a:. It was clearly shown by the affidavits that were summoned to a session in November, 1863, Itol continued with certain short adjournment to the present time. The power of pro 'on was doubtful. They were summoned for the trans ..): of certain business, and when disposed of the see : was at an end. Owing to the coofficting decisions te power of council in the Jamaica and Newfoundland the last one being against him, he could not argue that body merely as such legislative body had power ~, a rrut for contempt, neither did he show soy cosiom ;o'er on the part of the House of Keys to commit for .:ru pt. The power of that body to commit for contempt ; e :MI on a statute passed by the legislature of the which received the assent of the Ponce Regent on ••• P•l7. kmptay followed on the same r id e. _ . 11:. .I..istice'Shee mad the clause in the 25th and 36th ..3cm against the lathe of the writ in our colonies or to -4: .:001111/0011 was limited to those courts of justice which :.•ver to isms writs of habeas corpus. welsby (who appeared in support of the rale) mid of Government Court merely reviewed the dad of the inferior courts. T:thout, however, hearing the learned conneel, ::.o Lord Cle( Justice said the rule must be made &boo n ith regard to the preliminary objection to the jam .. of this court to issue a habeas corpus to the • • f Man under the 25 and 26 Vic., no doubt it was true • i,le of Man did not form pert of the realm of England, ;:e questioa still remained whether it was part of the dominions of the crown. He thought it was a part ...., dominions of the crown, bet not of the foreign domi to 4 the crows, and that court bad jurisdiction to seed a of habeas corpus into the island. He thought the others ootenable against the issue of the writ, and the rule ..? therefore be mode ►bsolute. The House of Keys had .wer to commit, and the defendant was illegally in •!.y. The other learned judges concurred, ....e absolute for a writ of habeas corpus. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) HVNT AND BURTON V. EMIT. Ile Sol icitor-General and Dr. Wamby for the plaintiffs ; • ii. T. Cole acid Mr. J. Lloyd for the defendant. Ite testator wu a farmer bear Blindfold, in Doreeishire, ti be left a will, dated Jouniar, 17. 1863, by which be be ta:bed his property, shoat 1,000 f., to his nephew, Geom. I:::, a baker, at Blandford. Be had two illegitimate k !dm, the defendant and a daughter, sines deceased. By 7TeTIJUS will he had benefitted the defendant, but he had Utak become din atisbed with his conduct, and bad made b • .'.l in question two days before his death. ;Ile use was not quite ooseindid when we west to prem.] COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commimioner Goulbern.) :S RI SMITH—APPLICATION FOR ULLA= The debtor in this C•••, a contractor, of Belerave-wharf, relied his application for Wawa The facts were some : icoliar. Alter obtaining his protection under the 6! Causes of the act of 1861, the debtor had been arrested :ftving the court, and the question arose whether the c . .::_swoner had power to order his Meese, as under a atruptcy. soloed and Mr. T. Salter appeared in the case. P., Honour said that the applicatson was mad* under the •cction of the act of 1861. The debtor had been &I , notwiUutsodiug the protection given him by the section ; and the question was whether the court :osier to release him. He was of opinion that .;:t had not the power to interfere with the proems r •• ; erior court, and the gaoler ought refuse to orey an -::.:ads to that effect. The debtor could only be re ,v the same authonty as that by which be was • L . 4. In the case of bankrupts, a special power of was given to this court by the 112th section Consolidation Act; bat there was no such special do in the case of debtors executing , Pplication had been made to the superior court and ; therefore this court could not and ought not to If the debtor chose to appeal, the deposit might the lowest amount, 101. TriLaIiAIL—TIIIIIL4SOPOLITAN MUSIC•HALL. ..z.i was another question arising under a deed. Mr. 4in. in June last, made an assigumeut of the whole , interest in the Metropolitan Music Hall, Edgware. ..0.1 executed the usual deed, under which • la was appointed trustee. Possession was given, property has since been sold to a compeuv for •• • . I hl behalf of • creditor who had not executed the in..... was now asked that the trustee and a mortgagee of should be brought before the court to be it being alleged that the mortgages had been - lire= the debtor by fraud and collusion. „. • • agood now showed canes against the application. ; by whom it was made (Mr. Dobson) bad already 9Mefflogs in Chancery against the trustee. Turn- L debtor, had been examined, and stated that two t deeds had been executed by him, either immedi. r -fore or after the caseation of the trust deed. This •-• led be Mr. Pittman the mortgages, and architect !-•• hall, who In;d• affidavit that his wort . , as 'executed iu April, two mouths be execution of the trust deed. He also stated Lad advanced 1.100/. out of hie own pocket towards of the building, and had a further claim of f r his services, by special agreement with Mr. under which he devoted the whole of his time , •clvemooth to the diligent prosecution of the to Mr. Dobson, who was said to be a journey - time had not executed the deed, the COWS had no of his beings creditor at all • indeed, the evidence • • other way, for thedebtor ba d not iaideded Dawn : •: of creditors. tour asked for the deed, bat was told that it was _ _ . , ourt. who (with Mr. Martin) appeared in support of Atloll, said that it was nude ow behalf of Dobson said be could not take that feet on the men of • d would rely on the right of Mr. Dobson to make .cation. The act of 1861 and the decision of the .iceellor gave a creditor a clear right to have •te auder a deed summoned and examined. No k :ether the creditor bad executed a deed or not be r the 197 section " bound thereby," and had all •4 of • creditor in bankruptcy. I. Abbrooke, as arnieue curiae, suggested that the .:a not entertain the application without having the s before it. _ ' ',our concurred in this view, and directed the pro to be scut for. Unless the court had evidence applicant was a creditor, anybody—the sweeper at ice—might coins in and wake such an application. hearing Mr. Martin, H. , tiour dismissed the application with costa. PREAECTATION Or nig OXFORD DEL kRA , •Le clergy waiting on the Archbishop with the o Lest Thursday are re•lueited to attend in their THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) THAMES. at EMPTIM SIJICEDIL —DIBMISSUIO CASL Margaret Correia very respectable TOtUlg woman, who bas been is good situating" was brought up on remand before Mr. Partridge, charged with attempting self. destruction. A few mornings since the prisoner went to the hanks of the Lea-cut, in Limehouse, and plunged into the water. She would have been drowned but for the tact and bravery exhibited by a man named James Park, of No. 9, Flower's. LSD*, Stainaby-road, Limehouse, who got into the water and held her until further assistance was rendered. She was quite exhausted when taken out of the anal, and was removed to the station-house in Poplar, where Police-err. pant Bridgland, No. 65 K, succeeded in recover ing her, and after providing her with dry clothing, seat her to the Stepoey Union-house at Bromley. She wee brought before Mr. Partridge on Monday, and re manded. Her statement was a very dietraseing one. She had bees seduced by a man named Alexander Manroth, a native of Hungary, whole well known at this court, and who turned out to be married. He laughed at her sad treated her with morn, and she resolved that ber.life and her miseries ehould end together, and was very Bony she had sot aeoomlished her purpose. She sow appeared in a better fra m e of mind, and Mr. Partridge read • letter he had received from the Rev. Mr. Jephaon, the chaplain of the Clerkenwell HOOlll of Detention, which stated that the pri soner had expressed great penitence, end had promised not to repeat the attempt en her life. Mr. Flowers, the prin cipal of an excellent Christian institution, in Silver-street, Stepney, bad been kind enough to interfere in this case, end Mr. Partridge thought the best thing would be to send her to a refuge. He should discharge her, and hand her to the care of Mr. Flowers, who would provide her with aa asylum. GREENWICH. AN 1281)0LiNT A man and his son the lases, about 12 years of age, and both of whom gave the name of Tont King, were charged, the former with min` obscene leaguers in front of a ladies' seminary at Sydenhani, and the boy with throwing • stone at and frightening six homes. The evidence went to show that the bones were in charge of • young man, the young ladies of the establishment being about to leave for riding exercise. The prisoners then MM. along, and the elder having made use of most obscene language, the younger one took up • large stow and threw it among the bones, the whole of the animals getting Loose, arid occasioning great alarm and danger. The groom and • gentleman belongin to the establishment having secured the horses, went after the prisobers and detained them until a constable came up. when they were given into custody. The elder prison r declared the entire statements of the groom and wttwee u false. He was, he mid, educated man, sod knew something of English laws. When stopped by the gentleman who had given evideece, be asked him to show his authority for detaining him on the Queen's high way, telling him at the time that it was on record where • man so 'topped had killed the person stopping him, and that the judges of the land held that it was not murder to do so The magistrate said the groom Lad gentleman had acted for the public good in following the pnaoners after the abo minable and disgusting language deposed to. He should Gee the elder prisoner 40s. or • mouth's insprisosmast, and the boy he should send to the workhouse. The elder prisoner —That sentence, your worship, is because you have • man before you who kaoline what the law is as well as yourself, and you are jealous. (Laughter.) 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Mr. Pisa, Q.C. at conaiderable leingtb,opened the case, and stated that ie cider to prevent inooovenieric• to the public by the fre= breaking up of streets, it was expedient to enable the to require companies or pawns intending to place gsa, water, or other ptpes is the streets under which subways 114 coo striated to lay the same in the subways, on lanais tenet and conditions. Mr. &aigrette, the eapacer to the Metropoli tan Board of Works, was examioed at great length as so the structure and facilities afforded by these new subways by Mr. Wilkinson. The bill is by all the pa and water companies of the me GOVERNEFAtis' BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION. -- The twenty-first annual meeting of the meenbm. sad Moods of this institution was held yesterday at the Hanover-square Rooms ; the Earl of Shrewsbury is the chair. The report, read by the secretary, congratulated the meeting on the continued prosperity of the society, es, although there had bees a slight &mass in the annual subscriptions, the donations had largely increased, and the society was now honoured with the patronage of the Prisms of The number of annuitants now cm the fund was 115 ; the number of inmates in the asylum 22, sod the num ber of mak:last annuitants 470. The applications for temporary aid in 1563 had been 776, and grants had been made to 535; the amount expiaded being` 1,446/. 12s. 24. The number of elective annuitaate was 23. Duna( the past year 745 ladies had been in the home, of whom 91 bad obtained situations. The number registered during the year had bees 1,603, of whom 911 had obtained 'dustless. The inns of 200,612/. was sow in vested in the Provident Fund, and 37,4261. in the savings banks, all is the lades own names. During tamper several legacies had bees received, and amongst others, one of 2,000/. from Mr. Field. The adoption of the report was moved by Mr. S. C. Hell, seconded by Mr. Hale, and agresd to. The election of eight annuitants of 204 each was that proceeded with, and the five unsuccessful cane - dates highest on the poll would receive IW. each. TRAINED NURSE.; IN WORT-ROUSTS. —A moat disinterested and munificent offer has fast been made by " A Liverpool ]fora" to the Workhouse Committee in that town. Hitherto female paupers have been employed as nurses in the medical and surgical infirmaries of the Liver pool Workhouse, but " A Liverpool Man" has suggested that it would be a decided advantage to substitute • thoroughly organised staff of well.traioed and experienced nurses. Fearing, however, that the expense might deter the committer from making the experiment, he has generously offered to defray the coot of maintaining • lama of skilled nurses for • period of three years at an outlay of 1,0001. a-year. He has merely stipulated as • condition of hie gift that his name shall in no way be disclosed in connexion with the scheme ; and has only entrusted his name to the gentle man who made known this philanthropis act to the members of the Workhouse Committee. WORKING Mne's CLriek—On Thursday evening a preliminary meeting was held in the school room, Harvey street, Horton, to take steps for the formation of a club for this neighbourhood. Mr. Pockliegtoo, who attended as a deputation from the Loudon Co-operative Society, took the chair. Addressee were then delivered by Mews. Cooslly sad Peyton. of the Bethnal•green Club : Mr. Lora, boo. rem. of the Islington Club ; and by Mr. Weymouth, who haa kindly volunteered the use of his school premiere, reef free, for the easuiog three months, in order that the club may be forthwith commenced. A provisional committee was at once formed, a president and treasurer were nomi nated, and Messrs. Pockliogton and Weymouth were ap pointed provisional honourary secretaries. The men pretreat pledged themselves to canvass for members, and it was arranged to hold a public meeting at a future day. On Tuesday evening lasts meeting was held io the Lemmse-hall, Battersea, the Rev. J. S. Jeakioson, vim:, is the chair, when as address was delivered by the Rev. H. Scilly (some tAry of the Wortiag Men's Club and Institute ea the coooszioo of 'akin men's clubs with co-operative societies. DISORACEFEL SCENE IN IRELAND.—An outrage of a disgraceful and barbarous character occurred on Satur day night last, on the OCCIlitOO of the interment of the late Sir Thomas J. Fitzgerald. As the funeral was intended to be strictly private. only a few friends attended the remains to the grave-yard of Ballygriftin, within a short distant* of Golden Hill., the residence of the deceased. The cortige was, however, met at the grave-yard gate by the country People, who said they would not allow the remains to be bu ried. They filled up the grave with closes, and were deaf to all remonstrances, and the body was taken back to Golden Hills. The funeral took place on Monday, in the presence of a large force of constabulary. The verdict of the coroner's jury. that the unfortunate baronet had com mitted suicide while io a state of temporary insanity, and the circumstances attending the melancholy event, are wholly irreconcilable with any other supposition than that his reason bad reallr deserted him ; and we cannot bet wonder therefore at this display of opposition to the (Iris. lien rite of burial within consecrated ground.—Dublin Exprus. HUNAN SHELETONS. —A number of human skele tons bare lately been found in the neighbourhood of Shop too Mallet, in Somenetahire ; the discovery has given rise to Tab speculation. MORE THAN ZTHR AND BETTIS. THAN mg.—This applies to the lamest mid best stuck of spring mid mummer patterns ever submitted for public approval. The sorld-tatead as. trousers et Alfred Webb Miles; the arlitustor's 0017 este bllshreseut. 73, frrooketreet, Esooveroquere. Zoialstlahed Ig4l. —(advertlsesoeut.l NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADM ut Lry, MAY 6.—APtonerana-ra.—Lieu tensat G. IL Bon, to the loyal Done. &neon. Dr. N. C. [fatherly, to the Montano. ; J. Thloneon, tothe Aseirtint s•s•f r asiabary to the Cumberland. &Owen J. Terser (b), to the ludas, for the chaser J. Blijht, to the Galatea. CHATHAM. MAT 6. TRIAL OF THE IRON-CLAD FRIGATE CALEDONIA.— Tbie floe I' ate, the third of the equadron of wooden armour-clad frigates which has been completed and equipped for sea, underwent her official trial at the Marsha fiends this rooming, with the most satisfactory results. The Caledonia has been fitted with a pair of direct acting double pe‘oe.red ember of I.ollo.hone power (oorninal), by Masora. Mandalay, Some, and Field. Her screw is four bladed. and is an improved Admiralty blade, set at a pitch of 22 feet. The frigate steamed out of the harbour yesterday, and anchored last eight at the Nora in readies= to com mence her trials this morning. The officials arrived on board from the dockyard shortly before 9 a.m., the officers present being Captain Hall, C. 8., commanding tie steam reserve, who had charge of the ward ; Mr. Rumble, inspector of machinery afloat ; Mr. Blaxland, chief =gimlet ; Mr. Martin, master shipwright, &a. The engines were in charge of .r. Warrieer. On remaings the Melilla &oda nix runs were taken over the me sured mile at full boiler power, with the following results First run—lime, 6 lain. 24 see. • speed. 11.111 knots. Second run, 3 min. 58 see. ; speed, 15.126 hats. Third run, 5 rain. 31 sec. ; 117910.87 G knots. Fourth run, 3 min. 57 sec.: 0 , knots. Fifth run, 5 min. 40 sec. • l s tt knots. Last rue, 4 min. 8 sec. ; speed, 14.5 16 . knots. The average speed of the six runs was 12.939 knots, the revolu tions of the entities 57, and the premium of steam 1911 u. Two rune were afterwards taken at half-holler powr, when average speed of 10.713 knots was obtained. At the w close of the official runs the vessel was steamed back to her moorings in the Medway, where the work of equipping her for sea will be proceeded with. The result of the trials proves that the Caledonia is a faster ship than the Royal Oak. SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT SEA.-APPREHENDED LOSS OF LIFE. The correspondent of tho Dublin Freeman, writing from Holyhead cm Thursday erasing, says :—" I regret to say that the deplorable duty devolves on me to-day to com municate to you the particulate of an accident at sea, which there is every reason to apprehend has been attended with an awful sacrifice of life. lam sun Ido not exaggerate or unnecessarily excite alum when 1 state that between 50 and 60 persons, principally poor emigrants, have been drowsed. At , far as I cast gather the particulars of this sad calamity, it seems that the steamship Leinater Lass, belonging to the port of Drogheda, and sailing between that pa sod Liverpool, between 2 and 3 o'clock this morn ing, when about four miles to the north of the Sherries Light, broke her piston rod. This accident, which ia itself would to be comparatively trivial, was almost leaden tan y attended by most fearful and lamentable cense quesesa No sooner had the piston smashed than, with irre sistible force and a tremeadoua crash, it shot through the cylioder sad broke through the ahip's bottom. Of course, it nano/ my power to supply you with the particulars of the immediate results of this latter injury. The damage done to the ship's bottom most, however, have been of consider able extent, for the vessel, it is stated, immediately came to a stand. The engine-room and between decks were at ones swamped ; sod when I remind you that there were between '250 and 300 emigrants os booed, and the time the dead dark of the night, you and your reedit, can better imagine the scene of collimate°, tumult, and alarm which prevailed than I can eoevsy it. It is, however, easy to picture to one's self what must have occurred. It is feared the mail attending in the engine-loom were at once drowned by the sudden inundation, arid that some of the emigrant' were also lost even aboard the weasel ; and when it became known, as it did quickly, to everyone on hoard, the alarm and cousternation most have been intense and extreme. The captain, I should state, is represented to have been most active, and prompt, and efficieet in this fearful crisis. Orders were given to lower the boats ; but no sooner was the command made than crowds of the emigrants, actuated by the common impulse of self•preservation, crowded the boats. The oonsequemee of course was, they being over crowded, were immediately swamped, and it is believed that by this accident no lea than fifty emignate were drowned. I have also been informed that the ' fastenings' of the boats, having been overtaxed by the numbers who flocked into them, gave way, precipitating those in them into the water. Fortunately for the remaining portion of the Pamengers, at this moment the screw steam ships Torch, on her voyage from Liverpool to Dublin, hove in sight, and having been signalled, at once replied, and bore down to the Leineter Lam, and without delay got the disabled vessel in tow, and brought her into harbour. It is believed that the watertight compartmeete of the Leicster Lass saved her from becoming as entire wreck. Owing to the suddenness of this accident and the great confusion which even at this hour prevails here, it is impos sible to ascertain the precise number of those last—l am sure they cannot be under 50, but in all probability it will be found to be many more." The Frn man says :—" We should state that the accomite of this accident, which reach. d Dublin and Drogheda in the course of last evening, mention the number of persons Lest as five, which we sincerely hope may prove to be the correct statement" THE TREATMENT OF THE POOR IN BUHR AL GRF.E2I.—The ease of Mary Ann Antisld was closed yeater day. The commissioeer then proceeded to investigate a charge of alleged cruelty evilest Mr. William Rusciemstn, a relieving-officer, in reference to a poor family named White, residing at No. 19, Crabtree-row. Weatherhead-gardens, Bethnal-green, and after several witnesses had bees examined, the proceedings were amain adjourned. WAR-OFFICE, PALL-MALL, MAY 6.—The following notification of an amointment to the Staff is substituted for that which appeared in the Ga:ette of the 3rd inst.: Colonel Gloucester Gambier, C. 8.. to be deptity-adjutant•grueral of the Royal Artillery, vice Colonel Charles I:iligham, deceased. SHARE LIBTB.-(THI8 DAY.) Two °Khoo'. The railway market to-day exhibits a very quiet appearance, and prices generally are un changed, compared with those last current yesterday. In the present uncertain state of monetary and political affairs, there is a strong indmpoutiou to enter into fresh transactions. London and North Western stock is now quoted 108 to 1091 ; Great Western, 621 to 621 ; 129 to ; Lancashire and York shire, 109 to ; South Eastern, 891 to 1•, Great Eastern, 461 to 47 ; London and South Wasters, 96} to 93; Metropolitan, 110 to 111; Great Northern, 128 to 129 ; and Caledonian, 1171 to 1181. Bombay and Barocia, Great Southern of India, aad Grand Trunk of Canada stocks have declined, and Delhi is dull. San Paulo shares also show an adverse tendency, while Antwerp and Rotterdam are firm. ORDINAZY &KAZ AND BTOCL& skim, lan.waro. 1 ClGiirM te 4 to oo I 86104 3744 7 yet 134 ,an Bists..WoL&Stoteral 8 114 - 84. 1100 pp& ?moan& -•.-. - 10 ,Ml nootoo,811(1.C B4 9 - 80 i mp lamakt and smut at at 8l 1011 Catedonlan 1174 1184 - 60 'aN ;Cork and Balsam - - - 20 all Cornwall 0 7 - 10 alliDo. •1 A Dottie. until, - - - 'lO an Do. Bep. e. lopakl to B. - 80 aN Intiblin sod BelleatJuie SI 37 - 26 an Dundee, PertltetalidAn 16 17 - M. AI 24laborgbaod Mammal 88 90 .... IL 11411 Glasgow and &Western; 104 106 - IL 100 Great Hamm Ord. WI 464 47 - IL NO Da. a Nock - - - 0l 100 Da L Ann. Stk., N 0.2 14 74 - 6L WO , Great North 480otland -•- - SL 100 linetNortltern I 128 129 - St 100 iDo I • rm. ao die. an ' 136 136 1164 It 1441 .Do.B 0110 p. e. lo geld 11' 130 172 et. ,lla ;Gt. South & Weal (Ire.) 91 93 - 11l MN 'Great Western llB 63 11l IMO Do Incur VaLOna./33 - 034 I - St 1100 Do. Soot& Wales._ I 63 86 -. lA. 1100 Do. W. ma—Oxford 38 40 40 Bt. 100 Do. Do. N= 36 38 - St 100 Do. Do. II 101 103 - 31. 100 loncealgre & Yorkddr• 109 1004 100 SR 100 , Lo n d o n sad Madman 64 06 - IL 100 1100., & &Coast 100 101 1001 84. 100 Ludo% &Duo 39 41 334 40 84. 1100 Lawton& North Wean. lati 1004 100 Bt. 100 LoadomfdloathWastern 001 974 - 8l 1 100 Mait.ShaLA Maeda* ad 64 63 mail sad Carnale - - -. 110 1.14 i e r n Do. Do. 4 Mena! - ..- - 84. 100 Metropolitan , 110 111 111 114 101 St 1110 Do. New lO6 108 -• St. 1100 ,Micileael 1294 1204 129 e i 61M an' Do. N ew N I - - - It. 108 , Do Dino. & Derby. 100 102 - N an MI& OS. We. Mal - - - 16 an Do. *Name .. - 2i an;111d Moat - 1111 an NM EerZar Una) ,.- - - al 100 'North - 21L ,131 IDa Idln.,Perlatnual. t 1 - et 'lOll N. Isaara-Berwiek - . 001 1 004 1004 19 4 U 184 I Do. 0.12.1 Para - - - dig U. MO ' Do. Ueda - 94. 100 Do. York 2:4 684 116. WO , Da Cmilale - - - ti all, Do. Stor.k.&Darnag B6 $7 - 16 10 1 Do. &a 186643.- 04 104 pa, - II II Do. do. 130641 74 84 pm - 0L 1418 ,Neetb London - 10 1 I ! Da. New - l4 24 pm - et. 100 North StafforCl3l6 76 Di - 10 all N. &8. Wearers Jana 104 114 - K 100 Scottish Central - St. 100 Soottleh N.L. armr.Uk 39 40 - 8l 100 Scottish Midland - -.- 10 all Shrewsbury &Nelda -.- - 8< 100 Shropshire Unica U 08 34 Bt. 100 South Demo U 86 84. 100 South Eastern 111.. 100 S. 'foetid & Neer Dna 104 107 - 2• I all Bealat*Wolds3ant&e.l 74 84 - Nlall 01 Tsil Vole ' 166 170 - H ! Do. It 6 7pm -• 3/ ID a 1 V mmo Ds C 3 4 poi - 111 118 , De. - 11 3 N Da. st. 100 ' Yale, el Noah ; 97 - - et 100 'l,lok4a Ilta. It ?Wilke •- - - 8l mai Waterlord a Many] - - - St MO Moot Cornwall - ,- - 84. UM ,W.Bartl9l. Darla &AL -.- -. BEITIIIII 204BINILON& Hob. I Pd. I HALLWAY& 1011 , all Allasale&llL Eiterfnee 00 St. 160 1 110e&Dir.&C.b.g.6p.e.1 lOte 113 11 Do. New — 10 Ti Do. 11 Shone lale 114 all Boddie & Lake Heron 10 all Do. Prifireeee Bf 100 100 Bull., Braak&Oodarloh 6 go. o. 136. Aog. LUTA, UM 100 , Do. do, July 1, 1873 100 100 Do. do. Jose 1, 1174 St. 100 (l. &S.intie66p.e.g.l St. 100 Cape T. & Do* flp. a. E. 100 all Deserara.7 p.e.per.pref Bt 100 Kart. Biepl It. 6 do 1 10 E St. 100 East Wlal pa. 6de 1 10 16 , Do. G talemslos 10 16 Do. do St 103 Graiil hank of Caned& lee 100 all , Do. lit prof. Bonds 7O 100 all , Do. do. define& OD 100 all ; Do. lad pref. Hoods 6O 100 all Do. do. deferred' 61 100 • all I Do. Ird net Stock 40 100 Do. do. deferred' 00 100 I W l Do. 6th preL Stock 109 .31 i Do. do. defined, 13 St. 100 ,Gnat Indian Peolninla 101 ii Bi. 100 00. 100 i Pil W 91 77 82 77 88 77 81 100 101 IS 100 Do. goo. 6 per cent; par K. 8. of lodla g. 6 p. 01 1 lel D 063 p6[ awl - 1111 .11 ' Ca Rioters of Canada , 111 909 19 Do. New I 1 0 1 100 an D0.t..1 . 2:pay.111 1110 Do. do. do. 1871 02 10 Indian UMW par 10 1 I Do. New ft 110 'Modem guar. I p. mat! 100 24. US Do. do. 41 do 99 89. 100 Do. do. * do.— 50 20 1t Do. Fifth lfstoodos U. 100 Yelb. Corp. 6 per c. bd 60 all Molb. ana Robsoo's Bay 68 10 all IC Brow& CaLela./..1t Bt. 100 N.Lofeso.Bp.e.lstp.ll. U St. 100 Wade. gee. 5 yaw cost. 102 Bt. 100 Do. Deihl do, lOO 20 2 , Do. do. do. dim 100 1 Do. Ponyouto do lOO 84. 100 , Do. Dada& titalo4.do No. I PAL I 10.003 100 Mos sad U. Sot Doak .' DI 20,000 100 =saoslpALlvorpool N 10,000 100 Do. Now 'LS 100,000 10 AOCIO AnotTlaa 1 f 20,000 10 Anglo Italian (Melted) I 11,600 10 Ansuoloolo I an 7,600 10 Ds. New IIS 10,000 25 Dank of Le. I all 41.000 100 Bank of l .. 16,000 tO Bank of Otago (United) I 10,000 100 Dank of gneenaland (I.) 00 10,000 60 Bankoffictovia,Anatila 25 6,000 100 Dank of Wales= i * 110,000 10 Dank of New I 60000 10 Brasilia/stratagems 10 16000 60 'Brit. it American Ex. L' 16 20,000 60 British It Californias CI. 6 20.000 60 Delilah N. America ... 1 all 12,600 20 Char. Bk. Brit. Columbia 10 64200 20 C. kM.lndis,Asa., China all 7,806 20 Do. New 10000 26 Ciwird. K. el India, It , all 10,000 IS Do. New 8000 2 !" City _ . 20,000 100 Corealal 100,000 10 Consolidated Beak (L) 4 0000'100 Continental (L) IA 12,000 69 haat London (Unelted) 0000 50 Do. New I I 10.000100 Itaadish and Irish (Lisa ), L 24000 SO Ing.ScoL&AnaLMaetd ' AD 0,000 60 Englisk and Swedish L 10 40,000 40 European Bank,Lindted 10 10,000 100 If tudain.Chlasa&Jap.(L)l 26 10,000 100 Do. New 11,000 100 Imperial Bank, Limited 1111 1.000 100 Do. New 165,000 in Imperial Ottoman lO 100,000 20 Land Mort*. !naafi ): 4 10,400 100 London Bank of Soot. (LI 13 10,400 100 London and Deadpan l4O 0000 100 Loa.B.Ayres&LPlate'L 40 10,000 II Do. 40. New MOD 100 Lon, BIT., &8. Staff. (L) I 50,000 20 Loa. MBank et Autrid all 10,000 100 London and Colonial ilsl 15 00,000 60 London and County 5O 6,000 100 ton HaneonCon.r.z.(l) 1.1 00,000 50 London Joint Stock lO 10,000 100 Lon. and Northern (L ) 20 10,000 20 London & Boatk Atrken all 0000 10 Do. Do. New 1 all 6,000 100 Lon. & & Western (Lim , 10 50,000 100 Lon. & Westminster 10 10,004100. Merchant Bank:Line.) , 12,1, 10,000 60 MereantUe & EzehaniL 10 10,000 100 Metro. & Pro,. hank (L.' 50 10,000 10 well.= Lim.) 6,000 IN llldlaod Stank . 10,000 140 !National el Li, !Li DI 30,000 20 N.Pro.of New 20,000 60 'National Bank, New ' I 20000 20 New South Wiles 1 all 4,000100 New Zealand (Umfte4) II I *4OO 25 Oriental Bank Cora.' all *NO 100 PTOVint. of beta( 15,000 20 Selnde,Pant,& Deihl (LI a l 11,500 20 Do. do. New I 7 20,000 26 flontn Andralla 10,000 25 Smith tern 1410.) ! _0 10,000 100 nand. of B. 8. 6,410 100 Do. do. 40,030 25 Miles of Avantla 1 10,000 25 Do. New 10.000 100 17nlos of Ireland (LJed ) i 'MOO 60 'Maks of Loudon Claim prim. Jonrir NOOK MOIL HAZEL jrdl s i ail as 1 7 1864. MONEY MARKET. , --(TB18 DA 1) Two o'Cwcw. The stook markets opened this morning with a more favourable tendency, which WM maintained for some time, prices in many instances improv ing. The demand for money continuing, specula tive realisations have since been renewed. Never theless, with the exception of the shares in some of the new projects, which continue to show heaviness, prices generally are quoted fully as good as at the close of business yesterday. The funds have risen i per cent., and several of the speculative foreign stocks have slightly improved. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at (kir. 40c., showing a reduction of sc. since yester day. Consols are now quoted 90/ to 1, with div., for money, and 89/ to 90, ex div., for the account (June 8). The official business report is as fol-1 lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90/, ; ditto for account, 89k, 90 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 884, ; New Three per Cents., 884, ; India live per Cent. Stock, 1041 ; Exchequer March, 15a, Be. dia. ; ditto, June, Bs., 4s. die. Foreign stocks are generally rather firmer, though the best prices of the morning have not been main tained to the present hour. Mexican bonds have risen per cent., being quoted 42/ to I. Spanish I I Passive are f better, at 334 to 34 ; Greek, 4 better at 21 to ; and Turkish Consolides steady, at 494 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazi lien, 1863, 85/ ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641 ; Egyptian, 100 ; ditto, second issue, 100/ ; Greek, for account, 201, 21/ ; Italian, I for account, 674, 661 ; ditto Maremmana Railway, 73; Mexican, 42/ ; ditto, for account 421, 43 ; New Granada Two per Ceuta., 303 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 85 ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., 474, 48 ; Russian, 1859, 531, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, 851, 86, ex div. ; Spanish, for account, 524 ; ditto Passive, for account, 334, 1, 3 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 88 ; ditto, 1858, for account, 68 ; ditto, 1862, 74 ; ditto, for account, 70 ; ditto, 1863, 67 ; Venezuela, for account, 22/ ; ditto 1862, for account, 544, ex div. Russian scrip is quoted 1 to 11. prem ; Swedish, to 1 prem. ; Mexican, par to prem. ; and Vene zuelan, it to If dig. There is a good demand for money, for a Satur day, and the rates in the general market for first clam bills are mostly above 9 per cent. A large number of Indian and Brazilian drafts have be come due to day. International Financial shares are now quotect 5 to / prem. ; General Credit, 5 to 1 prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 14 to 11 ; London Financial, 91 to 101 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 181 to 1; Egyptian Trading, 2} to 1 prem. ; Credit Mobilier, h to 1 prem. ; Imperial Financial, 41 to 1 prem. ; Credit Foncier (Great Britain and Ireland), 4to prem. ; City Mons Company, 1 to 1 prem.; International Land Credit Company, to 2 prem. ; Tele graph Construction and Maintenance, 11 to 11 prem. ; iiillwall Ironworks, # t 3 1 prem. ; Im perial Bank of China, 1 to 1 prem. ; Humber Iron Works, to 11 prem. ; and Scottish and Uni versal Bank, 1 to 2 prem. HALF-PAST Two o'CLocs. Consols are firm at9o to I, with div., for money, and 89f to 90, ex div., for the account. About 63,0001. in gold, brought from New York by the City of Glasgow, was sent into the Bank yesterday. The Etna has just arrived from New York with 274,000/. Notwithstanding the high value of money, it is said that the Brazil steamer, on the 9th instant, will take a rather considerable amount of sore- reigns. The rates of discount now current on the conti nent in the open market are as follows :—Paris, 7 per cent. ; Vienna, 6 ; Hamburg, ; Frankfort, 4 ; and Amsterdam, Berlin, Brussels, and St. Petersburg, s—being in every instance considerably below the charges here. A further general and rather important improve ment took place yesterday afternoon in the foreign exchanges. The rates were as follows : Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 12.01 to 11 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.111 to 181 ; Rotterdam, 3 swaths, 12.1 to 11; Am mon), 3 wombs. 25.75 to 80; Hamburg, ms. moo; 3 moths, 13.10 to 11: Paris, 3 days, 2.5.32 i to 421 ; •ditto, 3 months, 25.85 to 90 ; Prankfort-oo.tbe-Maiso, mootke, 1201 to 1201; Bt. Petersburg (per rouble),3 mouths, 221 to 1; Tram. e 4!, do., 3 mouths, IL9O to 95 ; Trios* af. do . , S mouths, 11.90 to 95 ; Madrid, 3 months, 471 to 48 ; °dia. 3 mouths, 471 to 48 ; Leghorn, 3 mou th s, 25.90 to Xs.oo ; Geom. 3 mouths, 25.90 to 26.00 ; Mika, 3 mouths, 76.90 to 26.00 ; Naples, 3 moutba, 25. 90 to 26.00 ; pakessek 3 months, 25.90 to 26.00 ; Meseiria, 3 rooatba, 25.90 to 26.00 ; lashes, 90 days, 511 to 1 ; Orono, 90 days, 511 to j. The silver market is extremely fiat, and it is be lieved that, in the absence of demand for India, the price for bare will descend to a sufficiently low point to allow the supply by the last West India packet to be taken for the continent. The high value of money here, the knowledge that the Bom bay mint is largely over-supplied with silver and the prevalence of the monsoon (during which the rates of insurance on the transmission of silver from this country to the East are considerably in creased), account for the present heaviness of this metal. There is likewise no inquiry fur Mexican dollars. These are favourable points as bearing upon the future course of the money market. It is announced that Lord Hobart and Mr. J. Stewart have joined the direction of the Imperial Ottoman Bank. It will be remembered that Lord Hobart was sent with Mr. Foster to Turkey by the British government on a financial mission about two years ago. The fourth call of 61. is to be paid on the shares of the British and American Exchange Banking Corporation (Limited) by the let of June. It is intimated that "it is the intention of the board of directors to make a fifth call of a per share after the expiry of two months." The prospectus of the Ceylon Coffee Estates Company (Limited) has been issued. This com pany intends to purchase and work coffee planta tions in Ceylon, and has commenced by con ' tracting with Messrs. David Wilson and John R. I Worcester, of Cannon-street, for the purchase of Ifive suitable estates in that colony. It is affirmed that "the net income from such parts as are now under cultivation would give a dividend of at least 10 per cent. upon the full sum of 60,0001., the amount of the first issued capital." It is further mentioned that "the Agra and United Service Bank, in consideration of a lodgment of govern ment securities made by the vendors, guarantees to the holders of the A' shares a dividend of 10 per cent, per annum during the three years next after the allotment of those shares." The capital is 120,0001., in 12,000 shares of 10!. each, of which one-half are to be issued in the first instance. At an extraordinary meeting of the shareholders in the Buenos Ayres Great Southern Railway Com pany (Limited), held at the offices of the company, yesterday, it was unanimously resolved to alter the period for making talls from four to two months, and a satisfactory explanation was given as to the progress of the works. The first ordinary general meeting of the London and Caledonian Marine Insurance Company is called for the 18th inst. The annual meeting of proprietors of the National Bank is oonvened for the 24th inst. The share certificates of the Continental Union Gas Company (Limited) are uow ready for de livery. The OffiCell of the London Financial Association will be at South Sea Rouse, on and after Monday next. We are requested to mention that the share list of the Land Credit Company of Ire (Limited) will be closed on Monday, the 9th instant, for Lou don • and on Wednesday, the 11th, for country ap plications. The title of the " Railway Department " of the Stock Exchange has been altered to that of the " Share and Loan Department," owing to a large increase of general business, chiefly consequent upon the introduction of so many new under takings. The Sydney and Cape wool at yesterday's sale sold Id. per lb. higher than the prices paid at the last March sales. The mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia are expected to be distributed in London about tin 13th inst. INJDAT ZYMILIG. Consols, which closed yesterday at 89J to / ex div. for the Bth of June, closed to-day at the MUNI quotation, after being dealt in between 891 and 90. For money the last price was 90} to i with div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 9, +, f, j ; ditto for account, 891, 90,iex div. ' • Throe per Ceuta. Reduced, 881, ; New Three per Cents., 88k, • Now Five per Cents., 1873, 107 ; Annuities, 1886, 14 7-IG, ; India Stock, 219, 217 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 10411, 1; ditto Bonds, 15s. dia. The India Five per Cent. stock was rather mom inquired for. India Bonds were purchased at 15a. dis. The Mara Exchequer Bills were dealt is at 15a. to Bs. dis. ; and the June at 9s. to 4s. die The foreign stock market showed renewed heaviness, and the closing prices were generally below those of yesterday. A fresh decline, varying from ss. to 11. per Aar% has taken place to-day in most of the bank shares. Metropolitan and Provincial Bank declined 2f. Standard Bank of Africa, London and Sou* Western, Consolidated, and Mercantile and Ex change Bank shares, however, were firmer. A further almost general decline has taken place to-day in the shares of the financial companies. The closing quotations are annexed, viz. :—lnterna. tional, 54 to ; prem. ; General Credit, 54 to prem. ; London Financial, 10 to i prem. ; Impe rial Financial, 4,i to I prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 10; to 114 prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 34 to 4 prem. ; and Credit Fonder, 4 to 5 prem. Hudson's Bay shares were again rather lower at 184 to ft ; Euptian Trading were steady at 2 , 1 to I prem. Berlin Waterworks, Contract Corporatioa, Crystal Palace, National Disoonnt,National Steam, Ocean Marine, Ottoman Gas, and Sociiti Financier* d'Egypte shares were all weaker. Nova Scotia Land and Gold have improved. The closing (but in some cases merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings are subjoined, viz. ; —lnternational Land Credits I to II prem. ; City Offices, to 1 prem. ; Tida -1 graph Construction, to pron. ; Imperial Bank of China, to 1 prem. ; Mrllwall Iroa Works, 1 to 14 prem. ; Smith, Knight, sad Co., Ito 17 4 prem. ; Fore-street Warehouse, 4 prem. ; Humber Iron Works, I to 1; prem. ; Italian Credit, 1 to 2 prem. ; Land Credit of Ire land, to 1 prem. ; Newmarket Hotels, to 1 pram ; Albert Insurance, to I prem. New Brunswick and Canada Government Defies turt were heavy. MINEB.-(THIS DA YJ Two o'Ciocx. The amount of business doing in the mining market is still very limited, and very few variations have occurred to-day in prier& Nangiles and Wheal Grenville shares have raoeded • the former are now quoted 29 to 30, and the latter, to 3. East Caradon are steady at 291 to f, Great Vor at 31 to 32, and East Lovell at 21 to 22. Cape Copper and St. Jobe del Rey shares have declined ; the former have bean dealt in at i 11 t and the latter at 47 and 45. On the other Yudanansutana are inquired for. We are requested to state that the share list of the East Wheal Vor Tin and Copper Mining Com pany will be closed on Wednesday, the 11 th inst., for town applicants, and on Thursday, the 12th, for those from the country. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Messrs. Von Dadelszen and North : There hie been increased date= is the metal market during the pest week. The two rises in the rats of dies:mak together with the uncertain state al moans, have pat a complete check oz bosiaer for the present. Iron—W*4A ban are dull, but without cheap in value. Rails mistinee firm and in good demand. Staffordshire iron is steady. Scotch pig iron has receded to 586.6 d. cosh, and 60a open. Copper uncharged io price, but very fiat, eseced-head lots still offering much under fixed rates. No business reported in foreign. Tin—The smelters on the Sid reduced the wile of English 4/. per ton, bat the market is still detilemmL Foreign is lower. Sellers of Straits at 1081. No basin= reported. Hance quite aominaL L Holland men Was reputed at 674 8. Till plates in moderate demoted. Lied steady. Spelter is dearer, and a geed deal dose up to 211. 10e. for May delivery, and 221. said to have bees peal for August. Hull 'palter, 211. We. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) till 61011110 AID 1:111111ZAIRMAL rersoserz.) (moll On Owl 0032111111.011 DINT.) The general tone of the market eeetinnet quiet bet dandy, and the males will probably foot op about 6,000 We", 2,000 of which will be for speen4iiou or export. TALLOW MARKET.--(rais DAY.) The market is steady. Toss tallow is quoted, 395. to tid.. net cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 415.. May and Vane, 41s. ; J WM. 41s. 6d. ; July to &Somber. 41s. 9d. to 425. ; October to Thwombar, 41a. 6d. llaacre AI - LUGER. —Tows Milos, 41a. 6d. ; fat by ditto. 21. 01d. ; yellow Russian, es. 6d. ; molted sta. 31a. 6d. ; rough ditto, 17a. 6d. ; tallow graves, 17a. ; good drags, Ti. SMITHFIELD HAY MARSZT.-{THIS DAY.) Messrs. Harvey and Baotou report , trod* at the following voiced :—Prime meadow key. 75.. to 80a ; su perior ditto, 84a to WM ; inferior ditto, 80. to 7014; clover, old, 90. to 113. 6d. ; straw, 284. to 33. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Outdoor produce is now well samba. Basta& gramma forced strawbrrim stdicioot rue ib. doomed. Of Mae. &poles there is also • bettor supply. Apples, thing* mere% way still be obtained. Oration are rain saute. Oast. Dental arrivals cooties@ heavy ; mar UN= are listsassa, endive, carrots, artichokes, redialms, aspersion, sad par. Potatoes from Lisbon, of which orawiderable quantities hare been imported, realise from :is. to 6s. per doses lb. Oat-door mown asparagus (etches frees 3.. to 6s. a boodle. Flowers cbiedy consul of tulips. anemias, orcbids, heaths, pelargoniums, primroses, miguonotte, sad roma. The Rev. J. Bateman has been appointed to the isounitassey of Trinity Chucb, ; sad Bey. J. Strickland to the iocumbenci of St. J WlifteehapeL Taarrle RIWZIPTB.—Th• traffic reoeipts of rail ways in the ~sited Kingdom amounted for Ye week fedi( the 30th of April, os 11,198 Nall; to 613.7251., and for the mayesponding week of loot year, os 10,806 miles, to 552,9831., showing an increase of 393 miles, and of 60,8191. in the receipts. The gross receipts on the follow ing 14 railways amounted in the aggregate, on 7,744 mike, to 486,4091., sod for the correspond* weak of 1863, oat 7,565 miles, to 438,373/., showing so increase of 179 miles. and 48,086/. in the receipt.. The increase on the Caledonian amounted to 1,9551. ; on the Great Eastern to 5.1321, ; on the Great Northern to 5,490/. ; on the Great Southern and Western to 3154 ; a the Great Western to 4.5001. ; ou the Lancashire sod Yorlishile to 5,0271.; oe th e London and North.Wssissa to 8,8391. ; oa the Los doo and Brighton to 2061.; on the London and South- Western to *if!. ; on the Baschmter, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire to 1.6:13/. ; on the Midland to 8.944/. ; on the North British to 5351.; on the North Easton Is 5,534/. ; and on the Borah Festers to 1,6424 — total, 48,086 f. The goods and miescsl traffic ow those lines amounted to 274,0091., and for the oorrespondiog week of 1863, to 242,504/, show ing an increase of 31,5061. The receipts for 'pa...lmm parcels, /cc., amounted to 212,4001., ftsirest 193,8191. showing au increase of 12,7331. Tim InAc receipts os 63 other lines amounted, on 3,454 miles, to 127,316/., and for the cos.esiamdieg week of last year on 3,240 miles, to 114,583/., show ie. en iterate. of 214 miles, sad of 12,7331. in the receipts. The total remipte of the past weak show au increase of 8,025/. as compared with those of the pre ceding week. eudio. the Mad of April, sad as compared with the corresponding week A LA year iadiciate a eon siderable increase in the Walk of the eeuntry. NEW AND BRILLIANT PI /NOPORTI PTICIR WOle lenhaupCs •lsrieree. U.: Wollenbsaipre Maireba NemireAse„ dedicated to Mr. Pa :et. to. : Tours easspilthrs. 4. These Owes Dew comietitiona have been played wills Manna niece , * by Mr. tittet Beringer. at the Cry Mel Paw. &est tree for Si stamps each.—Lear and Co.,St, Rqemitilmok AA verhaemicht.l I