The Express. — London, England, 1862-05-15 00:00:00

_EVENING, THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY MAY 10, 1862. .... Inuit .._-- rebels broke ad ran. They attempted to blow up the main • LAW INTELLIGENCE. brutality, but although the police hays been called in to 101.3106 OBLIGATIONS. MONEY i for bridge, but failed. They then attempted to fire the furthest interfere she has never pressed the charge. IL In 1 RAILWAY& I Cloalog plus. I flake E the extremity, but the volunteers, at my call, pushed forward (THIS DAY.) The prisoner, in defence, said that the complainant a , 33 a So CARL Sf 4 - annoyed him, and he tamed her out because she would not 20 al D o . D ee m km .. • le in din- in the face of their fire and awed the bridge from the island -•-__. get him his supper. TO an North. of Frame sp. a. mt me - The week) . e"-- to the main shoes. We could not rye it all. It is al small COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Mr. IYEyncourt sentenced the prisoner to fourteen days' 10 all Do. i Bp. et - - - without alto moment, ita length being but about 450 feet. hard labour in the House of Correction. SO all Do. ailp.c. - - - tions SECOND COURT. 40 all rk Lyons 6 percent. - - - funds have Prisoners taken report five regiments infantryand 1,800 10 all Do. New 8 per cent.. l 1/4 - la at • - cavalry stationed at the bridge. This campaign is ended, SHARE MSIB.-(THIS DAY) 4 all Be ralSweffishe percent'. 3 * tling day a Common Jury.)SO all al Lore - Van. 2y. c. 1 03 14 - markets, whi which and I now occupy Huntsville in perfect security, while in TIiONAH v. WITS. _.......-- IP All there of Fnuice 6 p.c. 11 _ ea of all of Alabama north of the Tennessee river floats no flag The plaintiff io this case was a printer in Taviatock- Two olhoos. too all Victor Knimanuela p.a. 93 106 - rally are Sal Union.ating but that of th Union . Union . s tr eet, Covent - garden, and the proprietor of the Theatrical Apart from the fortnightly settlement, little 20 I all WAN.W.ofFranceSp.o. IS 12} - depression, o (Signed) O. X Mrrouu, Observer, and the defendant was • gentleman popularly business is going forward in the railway market OWLS. ing. In EN Brigadier-General commaoffing 3rd DiyitiOn. known as Captain Morton Price. The action was brought ..,...„ 1 to recovploll., the balance of an account for printing for .--...ay. London and North W estern and Lan- No. Isti. I ta.ZIN3Wogs. IPd i ts- Priem I sal". of no impo the &Jacket • book called " A Trip for • Wager to Am.- caahire and Yorkshire stocks have improved aaa, et o ... cia , 100 - - triona = heavy. rice," and for printing other things in relation to the dm- per cent., while Caledonian has receded 166, St Do, 4 p,d, p ra t m a . 100 - - ACifid LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE maps entwlahunints the defendant is in the habit of giving . The other principal lines are without toes. et. Bast sod Wed India 100 126 1211 - At Paris tl me 114 58 - xcept in di ff erent Farts of the country , variation. London and North Western stook is be es t s ele i s s l gc laa r t ,„„„,, 100 67 MI Pk telegram, the The defence was that the amount claimed was an exam- now se its (DT starraso eszsaaars.)quoted 984 to f • Great Western, 73 to Ina saws Southampton 100 - - -70 fr. 56c., sive charge, and the defendant called several printers, who i Midland i 8 .... i ~........,,,...., .„,1 York - goo, Elt. Vidal& lOO 06 100 - cash CHESTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) stated that they would have done the work for 701. 4 ; '.n.''' ' ." " ' ..." g ; .........''''••• .."••• 6.0001 20 Do. New The jury ultimately returned a verdict for the plaintiff shire, 1071 to I ; aledoruan, 108 f to 109 ; South I i dio Par - since entered , and for the amount claimed. Eastern, 831 to 84 ; Eastern Counties, 56f to 1 ; JOINT STOCK BANKS. Turkish I tali= DEE STAKES. About one mile and a quarter. and Great Northern, 113} to 114. ithern Hubert, The Cutler, Alohymist , Costa, :Hector, Town COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted la 18a • I Rama I Pd. I Cl. prima. I Salm. Consols a Councillor, and Bolero are here. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) 3 13-16 to 15-16 prem. Great Luxembourg and 1 114 0.0 t M aw = fl ead oei . o .; . o & 111 1.6, 90 . 1 11 " k Ils e e n 6 90 3 pm _7 t, cum div, 75e. ; 240 HANDICAP PLATE. Three furlongs. JEWELL v. JEWELL. Sambre and Meuse railway shares are weaker. sum 40 Aulealmis di 68 es - the accou s can. motieetrap. An. J a i* Fi g , Paradox, D a vid Ana, D. Sjcinks appeared for the petitioner. She was or s icall oo l • • Wee * Beak at = all 64 216 1 - erable Eidolao, Sybil, Melody, and Leoooes are here. a Kim , ey or La (for her family had latterly ORDINARY a/WM AND STOCKS. *KO 144 Bank of - - -, 931 to f, m the latter name) • and she was married to the respondent I i 1 Metes prior 1 Sada so-day SLOP SO MS* N. Asada& - ad fell MARQUIS OF WESTMINSTER'S PLATE. About a J ost Jews. l, Ml' outfitter in Shadwell, at the New S ll ' I PI I IanWATIL I Yesterday. i to 1 P•to. IMO° 00 elsar.Bk•Brit. Columbia 6 3 }lea - yna-div., for the mile and • quarter. 81090 MI 0. SE inaw,Ala,t2uns all 10 201 - to a g d sta, Great St . Helen's, on the 10th Sept., 1851. There ile all ie..ersiteessourval. re a -report is as f 90.111 1 0 115 OWN. !Use. of India General Hess, Wild Rom, Ddender, Coronet, Rare Avis, been no children. She stated that about three months 110. lOC Blztc,Lan.looltes.Jano. - - - =rant, Dictator, Zuleika, Astarte, Hadji Stance, Lemon, and- Loa, and Mina all U 86 pen' Cents B after her • her husband began to treat her with e feibaktnil _____••••-•••• - - _ Ross are here. gags ISO n ew 20,000 100 - 911, 1, ; Ir vening cruelty. He several times since beaten her, and he ; ' 6616°6 2= e aux. 7, 2 ... - iv 200 FOURTH BIENNIAL STAKES. Six furlongs. had also been gu il ty of a gross misconduct towards her ga. ice N a iad a m its . ..... e l e s _, 60,000 1 10.11 Oani. of Canada _ _. fill - -•- 10 9 i ; ditt mom • IS la* ilsok&And.Chartd. all 181 19 - Formidable, The Ifni" Sweet Willie, and Watford are which bad seriously affaded her health. She had not co- eat, us w i d o w., which here. habited with him since 1854 ; but she did not leave the 63 all Oat and Bandon- -••-• •-• secoo et G. alak of Bwltserland all - -•- 1866, 100 ; profits house till last year • and she finally quitted it because N IN tholtran 4 11} AISITED.-Trnst, Mary Capp c, Lady Ripoo, and he h a d • • l oude h er. all Dm • .f • ihe dly. anlilo 1 2 attempted to use no ewe to_ aa 10,000 1011 Imperial Bank, Lhalted 2 par }pa2} - cent "ea 36,020 111 law to rent* Liman. Li 56} 56 15000 60 Do. New - ey will Brilliant.ll all Do. It Ip.e. Is odd to B. 5 6 ss While they lived in the same house she never went near es all /mi te ae ge ee s T oo m as - 16,000 4111 London and County - tige of LATEST BETTING• him when she could help it-he smelt so dreadfully. She a al Dand.Pertls, AiAhd.,ln. 10 11 - woo m lamina Joint Nook -- 10 see me - Loan of 181 DEE STAKES. would not eat with him, or after him, nor would the dr- St, 100 lad - 1858, 701 ti I persa. 6to 4 apt Alchymist' (t) vant, . Mrs. Jewell ' s evidence was largely confirmed by It. 100 nastern aa =tes 66} 1173 591 f I TAWS 100 Loa sad Widaninstar- 6:1 WI 683 we sto 1 - Hubert (t) several witnesses. es, 100 Maas Union, Stook A 67 55 - 10,000 103 Metro. eh Prov. Beak (L. 10 } ins } pm' - market, km woo , 100 Nab Pro,. af laigland.. 41 - - 160 3 6to 1 - Corte (t) Mr. Gifford contended that the residence of the petitioner tr 100 , Dra 81 0 0113 6 7 a/ 08 4 - scowl es Do. New .......... 13 -- 64 Bonds, whii THE DERBY , in the same house with respondent amounted to condo- la. 1 ;" 0 ruinbui Su ffo l ka owe , r a I r - 20,000 60 National Bank 4to 1 Apt Marquis (t) nation. it. 100 Idlnlarce,Perth,Dandas 301 803 - 26,000 10 New South Wild all 211 - 41 - 7 Certificate" 6to 1 - Backstop. (t) The case was not concluded when we went to prem. it all Forth and Clyde Tana - - - 50,400 1 26 Oriental Sank Oorporn all 64 ow 603 I were sold 25,001:n 20 Ottoman Bank -., 10 to 1 - Caterer (t) MlOO ra eer h & Western 10! 104 - 10 all OtNorthod Scotism 140 146 - 20,000 GO Provincial of Ireland - bona ream day - Stockwell c (t) a. 100 Great Northern - 16,000 tb South Australia all 10 SO - are heavy. Lorry.) 13 to 1 - Zetland (t) CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. It, 100 DOA (( Area north . an- 114 int - 47,000 26 lUnion of Australia - ived at 20 to 1 - Neptunus (t) I *. lot. 00.8 j Wryer. Is paid ii 136 Illa - 61,000 60 Union of London - follows :-/ (THIS DAY.) 116. 106itli South* Wash ties., 106 IN - - prem. ; Ita ,f Wash - - lt, 400'13nd Western 7l 713 7 3 YIIII3IILLANIGUS. --0-- 111, 101 DoilloorVelGomatk 66 58 - Mfr.) ; Mt fineries MUNITICMIT DON ATION. -We have great pleasure wo. IMt I 0011PANUEL I 2.1 1 01. pride I Wes. 55, 100 Lanotahlre& Torksklr, 1073 W7l 1073 3 in announcing the fact, that Mrs. Thornton, of the Elms,Weet OLD COURT. as. 100 load= and Slackwall 60 ee - 10,000 1 10 Anglo-Modad lOW - all IS 19 - for aceount, Derby, desirous of making special provision and accomineda- (Before Mr. Justice Wines.) eat, GO 10n.,164ht0u.603.00a. , 122 123 - 60,000' 10 Atlantic 111. 1411444 all I I - 1853, 461 ; gem Or- st. 109 Londamehathm,&Dor 43 45 - WWI a Autrallan Apical .... 19 26 27 - lion for the treatment of diseases peculiar to women, has ArriIIPTID sWIDER BY P 0180141161. Sk 100 Leaden& North Wain- 84 64 NI I P.OOO 15 Barna Waterworks.... all Of 6} -- Centa.,ll3sB e Fede- placed at the disposal of the committee of the Royal of Mr. Oppenheim . applied to . the court to . pos tpone the . trial 123 an Do. alanths - - - dOott 60 Brno% blab Ma‘ rel. •an 26 10 Constance Wilson. who as charged with attempting to St. leo Lcodon&SouthWesters 99 100 - and-a-Half 5116,11011. Infirmary the very liberal and handsome sum of 10,0001., - MU SO Do. 11 I per mill 1804 sil 16 24 - commit murder by the administration of oil of vitriol, to SI all Londond /*Col rah -•- - 11,710 SO Be. 0 - Five per CA to be by them appropriated in the erection and endowment th e nex t session. 25 all Do. and r Itunis c MUle ' 10 12 8,916 $ 21 Canada rand all 110 114 - trent of of • ward or wards to be devoted to the above purpose. An Mr. Ribton, who was instructed to prosecute, did not !Li!. 100 malL. 3 baltdraaaauala 6 9 6 ,9 473 _ 160 OW St. &et oeltnpliSmalt all 12 16 - 541 ; the action like this needs no comment ; bat while we for- oppose the application and the trial wee therefore ordered k w . m all 1a M i 6 ib in ti°9° 4 11"11 ............... 113 12; 127} f 3 i,seisses st. ranee - Turkish Si: Immo at. Preraranee lOO 105 149 - of New bear making any remark on this lady's munificence, to stand over to the lune session. . 54a 2.14 Do. New li l o t 1 8 . - gul 264,000 84. Do. 6p. et. Perp. Deb. 100 105 100 - ditto Six leads to may, perhaps, be allowed to express the hope that Mary Burns, 45, was charged with feloniously uttering eat. De D o . Hu e y & D ir e r , ge 1 - 41 45 ,000 1 0 10 N.lndloklon.Shippugh 73 13 W Ala - we two forged 11. Bank of Scotland notes, with intent to de. 60 a/1 did. M. Wm (Ids) - - - woes so Saatlndlalrrly.& banal I par 3pm - ditto Six aon the the public will not be led to suppose that this large amount fraud the National Back of Scotland. ea all Bid Kent -•-• - 700,000 BA asetalo Telegraph .. 100 00 101 1001 - prem. ; ditt the port is a contribution to the general funds of the charity, but Mr. Sleigh and Mr. Giffard prosecuted. The prisoner MY WO IDlD 744 acmli° 4 a 4 earls°. - -.- ream 1 nag. ass Aunt . Cop.. . . all 2 83 Ul 9 Newry &Arnsagh,deL - .- dis - 60,000 lb Glen. Steam Nadgatl.ll 14 24 - p er C eu ta. will understand that it is given in the nature of an honour- defended by Mr. Pater. 19 an Narry,Wanesp.aito -- -• 1110,060 1 Great 8151 p (Malted) .. all - , Oen. Devon all - 100 Norfolk ved con- able tThe seri' rust, for the relief of a distinct clam of which The facts of this case have appeared recently in the M. ' police reports. The prosecutors have their 00201 printed 44. 100 B o ne Selfish 623 021 62 00,000 1 Do.._ 111 per cent Fret . 12,000 6 74"1141.6 Tel ' (4 )Y; nils 43 ala - announced from their peculiar features and character, call for special b y H ews . Perkins . Hawn, and Co., of Fleet-street, and M. all North Bail Is D. -- - - 200,000 20 Lea. Ounm al. 1I i - arrangements for their becoming and (it is hoped) their sue- about six weeks ago • quantity of the printed forms pi. 100 N. Sashwn-nerwieli 961 lilt 951 10,000 10 Lon.629.lre.Dir.Tol X) a par Ipm - 130.0001., May 1. Do. G.N.l.Pnrc. 1 0 3 din - din imam di Marren linen. is thaw. 1 . 1 / 4 5 pus 33 4 n , Prince of 1 aural treatment. -Liverpool Mercury of this day. were stolen, and soon afterwards it was dia. 3 ° 1 :11 - 111.000 10 Madllsr. /a. Te4.(Ltua.) ail The first report for the year from the committee covered chat . the signatures of the secretary and sk it • l eo D D :: ir la r c ..••••••••• a n k te .6l - 10,000 so National DLOOOO 05.. li 1 pin at Althougl sr-Generd other o ffi cials connected with the bank had been added, a. 106 North Toad s - 6,000 10 Nartruddaood&lrosit , 5 11 pm - ived from of public accounts, dated the Bth, honed this morning, and a great many of the forged notes had been put into 15 6 Do. New per s i pm - 60,000 0 Netherlander,. hp aprt an 3 1 - the rate of consists of • summary of the proceedings of the government circulation. On the 29th of April the prisoner stopped a le all NorthaLWesisralata 153 11 - L7t4 100 N. Sena *N. Soot.wa. 51 11 16 - d !Taxon wag- for before 1 consequent on the reports of last year. " M uc h has been police-constable in Leadenhall.street, and asked him if in 11, North ntallordsdre. •• • 6 dla - 188,076 IN. Belt. Australasian_ an i 1 , and 2, 7 it. 100 Mott_ &Grantlandl&C. - - -. 60,000 I . Cu al 61 1, - that the de done," say the committee, "and much is in progress. Your he could tell her where she could get some Scotch notes --••-• 60,000 1 Do. "New dhotis' - committee have not entered into any detailed inquiry at changed. He pointed out the shop of Mrs. Massey, a money re w all 1.,,... 5tk " 11 " - 63,003 10 . • In. am. Ma j.. a tte ... last few d fallen beak changer, close by, and told her he thought she could get is a u - - 600,000 84. Peal River land& SRL ISO 66 511 - points which might arise. However advisable this may be them changed there. She went in and presented two notes It, 140 Scottish Central - 20,000 60 Polo. and Orion. Num all 66 TO - with little • principal in some future year, when the proposed arrangements have of 11. each on the National Bank of Scotland, and asked Mr. 11. 150 &Dinah N. E. Abar.ll4k 46 48 - 20,000 60 Do. New - E ng l an d a , been completed, your committee believe that the inquiry Mathews, who manages the business, if he would change St. 100 Scottish Midland lO5 107 - 60,000 20 Lana & rod. Tat. 0.4 all 181 193 - nee lies off them for her. He asked her where she got them from, M. 100 Wu. Unto _ii 05 td - 10,000 50 Itlmemsy Don all 17 19 - aced kind, into the accounts of the larger departments is at present 10.000 16 60. New an 4} 4 - the buoy.and she said she had brought them with her from Edin- 10 all I 333 "ibmni• "bairn' - - %. WO South Devon 35 87 - 4,250 23 810 deJan. Citi o nn.(ls) all 26 161 193 Meanwhile more urgent." IT steam* burgh in an iron box, about nine mouths before. He told al. 100 South &dein g e i 84 2 32 a 69,750 - Do. Yesterday afternoon Professor Owen commenced her that was not possible, as the note' were of a more it. 105 death Wales e6 ft -16,00 s WU Royal Mall Steam - lle 49 61 ad - C.eoeral. a course of six lectures, "On the Character, recent date, and were not printed nine months ago, and 611. US It Yorks& A River Deb 98 100 Organisation, that they were forged. The prisoner said she besered his 110 all Stahmo,WaSugbra.dic. 0 7 - - 200,000 SC Soottlsh Anat. Investra. ISO 136 140 14,2 A 26 could still April 29. Geographical Distribution, and Geological Relations of no t h a d„ li e m id * all dtockton & Darlington 873 34 pardon but she was mare they were - „ anti . lend 411 n 04 33 - 04 taiuty to ch mem 1 lhabarrlns Tel. Sarin - all giant, after Birds," at the Museum of Practical Geology, in Jermyn- they were, and he should detain them ; upon which she A 6 11 Dlll° 4111.3 li. 700 Tad Vale - 144 148 - 110,004 1 Da. de. landanwed.. ffill 11,00 10 Do. do. - street. replied that if he detained the notes he must detain her sa N u ow e 64 64 -• 63,000 2 rslegraph to India (L.) 1 }Ala per - About 4( lariat were A committee was appoiuted some time since to as well. He then called • constable and gave her into a 80 Do. - As rle .1 Ag. ol Adli(l..) lI.L 13Me t Pm ... day. The ing battery custody. When at the station she made two or three 1 1 3 4 Do. - 10. Yr IS Tnist&Ln•Co.TJ.Ciusada 6 1 Is pm - visit the whole seaboard of the French empire, with •a view die - tinues, ant set, and est- PI 94 - U.OOO 6Um Knigdorn yd. IL.). 4li 2 statements as to how she obtained the notes, all of it. 10 . Vale ot Naas ere allowed to ascertain what improvements could be introduced into which contradicted each other. She first said she did not 3 °- I ° B I Vl° 3 ° ll4 S W- A 11331 1 " ll° 135 .-.• Ike% 100 Vas Dleard's Land.. - RN -• America a' et el - r side eras, nets and other implements used by fishermen in their saylahe brought the notes from Edinburgh nine months °,‘,. L e °o : w w . w nero t °t ' rumdt - _ above amo calling. The labours of the committee, examined by an 2 2 .0 , 1)02 that she ought to have received them nine mouths la. 100 IWest ML -Oxford 46 48 - LONDON MISSIONARY SOCIRTY.-(THIS DAY.) cipally on 3 wounded, She said she had received them that morning of a U. 100 Ditto Newport 41 46 - Col. White upper one, under the presidentahip of Vice-Admiral Faber., e g o. wi th _.....___ The Ma - have famished the grounds of a new decree respecting the man who had 1 her some years. ago at Glasgow, at. 106 Ditto Baretord 47 88 The anniversary meeting of this society took Indies wit f temooo on and his name was Wilson. She afterwards said that the - transferred coast fisheries. This is preceded by a report, published in mans name was Jack Macdonald. An officer who was pre- PORBIGN RAILWAYS. place this morning at Exeter Hall, and notwithstanding the There is others were the Moniteur. Any preen, of whatever nation, is declared sent told her he knew Jack Macdonald, and he was a fight. Oa I Pd. - T - 1 - I,62IiLTL 1 Main priori. I Salm. unfavourable state of the weather, was very numerously China, am w il free to flab a a dateline of three miles from the shore, G a ting maa, and she then said it was not Jack. but Joseph ;a a g L a m a. _ attended. The chair wee taken at' 10 (felook by Lord R&D- l prn b a and, when at the Mansion House, she said that the le all Anewmp It 115546artleos 711 71 _ SrOcK, who was surrouuded on the platform by Mr. E. distance to be calculated from low-water mark ; sod evenßanes, IL P., Mr. Hadfield, Mr. Kenhaw, M.P., the Revs. The ope eived frontofficers had made a mistake in the C h r is t i an name-it was SO mi those limits will not be enforced wherever there are not Th o is 16} babiaddl.Pra.ll4,l*.e. 1 le pm - John Graham, George Smith, Dr. Moreton Brown, Dr. seem to IN sufficient and serious reasons for maintaining them. Fishing It was proved by • witoess from Messrs. Porkies and Co. 6 an Adrian I. .Twhiala - Ferguson, J. Kennedy, T. W. Aveling, - Ma ll . news, that ro, May 1. may be prohibited now and then on some points of the that the two notes were of the same number as those con. * a M aim 4° Gnamsme- - - 30 Oar a= Wm A Bell. U It - - The report, which was read by the Rev. Dr. Mean, as was at 4 foreign secretary, stated that 27 new labourers had been hours. The coast, in order to encourage the growth and multiplication tamed in the parcel which had been stolen, and it was like- lip a u - was quote orb Lending. of • to perticular species. wise proved that the signatures the notes were forgeries, 10 an on - and that they were of a aeries which bad not been Waited 20 15 Dutch Ihsolah ...... - added during the year to the missionary staff, • much larger increase than had been made in any previous year ell Frida y The house of Eugene Scribe in the Ruo Pigale, from the bank. 16 sil of France - of the society's ex 0120000. The number of mis• The ms lay morning Paris, will be set up for auction on the 29th of , this month. It was contended, on behalf of the prisoner , that her 60 all , lad. ituadan gum b. gr. a - - 50 all ait. Central of France. - -•- - siooaries for the present year was 170, including six tance of 2 rdy, on thetent with guilt • and her learned It was built by him, and he spent the last half-dozen yearn conduct nu° inwnsis- - • . . . 30 in Gt. Luzern*. Const.se: 15 163 153 10 3 a mtive for Madagascar and 61 for India ; the number rce of rebel counsel strongly urged on her behalf the Improbability oe ell 'ltalian Juuctiou - - - of his very fortunate life in it. It is remarkable for its deli- that she would have insisted upon being detained, if she 60 al 'lake Constance & Sala -.- exceeded 800. The number of missionary students We are of be rallied. cious garden and the beauty of its architectural decorations. had known there was anything wrong in the transaction. SO all !Uwe we. Turnhout - -. was the same as that reported last year, namely, 40. The man Beni I taking pow. All the furniture has been already soli. It is said to have The jury, after some deliberation, found the prisoner !II OP. 1 , !‘7804 and Geneva - - ordinary income of the year, including 15,062/. sent from ea eac h, ta, catechists, evange li s e, en d te . cher . on the del l ran &loco.- mission stations , was 74,1981., and the sums collected for i on , - ea at 1 been very luxurious and very well preserved, for Scribe el- Guilty, and it appeared that she had been previously con. f: ra ..m. :l i ttuag . n the - 04 0 -- • - were taken. 'Sated of felony, and sentenced to six months' zmpri- "'' I special objects, including 1,8211. for Madakascar, made the ways kept it covered up with the greatest care, he prizing le all, Dm ep. o. Pr!. 1 . 14g.g0 v. 20 ll - total amount of receipts 79,5761. Si. This was • offered ,in ailroad cora- it the more because of the contrast which it afforded to thel6 all Northern of al . 411 42} li, which hie i" T n ir i e enL prisoner was sentenced to four years' penal set. le 16 Do. New Shares - p i . Z dimution on the preceding year's income of about 5,000/. • sterett it dice:, apar t in the Rue dee Ours, where he was born vitude. to AU Earfrel2 Trunk Prof. I 10 - but am lad year 5,0001. was specally contributed for the ( the day o and weed eighteen or nineteen yews. 80 16 OttoinauflimyrnaAldho 8 7 Ma - repairs and outfit of the ship John Williams, the income erietera w NEW COURT. re all Pads, Lyons. aaddedlt. 42 at - was virtually about the mine. The expenditure of the year ;,ill n e mg I, April 30. At Ancona, the other day, Sir James Hudson 10 all Paris and Orleans 6l 63 - ippearanos cd (Before Mr. Baron Ch anne l! ). amounted to 77,0,151., leaving a balance of about 1,5001. ~ swat received the formal visits of the prefect, syndic, and Ample details were given with regard to the progress of the On' irtain indica. C7tarles Patterson, 22, barman, was indicted for uttering 20 15 24dg. end S . irra" " ° ) a ,vp. a . 4 g ga s - rata in the governor ;ad the whole population flocked to the ovation a forged 5/. note. * all Ergs and Duna/ram - - - missionary operations in various parts of the world. ur protracted in his honour, consisting of a serenade from the military Mr. Poland and Mr. Mathews prosecuted, and Mr. Met- Si all Royal Danish - June next heed. The National Anthem of Italy was p rec e d e d by calls defended. 6 all Soya Swedish The Lo aye that the It app eared that upon the 7th of April the prisoner 6 6 U um 7 Per toot- - - - PROVINCIAL BANS OP IRKLAND-(THIS DAY. ) __. ,_ return Sur that of England. From • dense crowd the shouts of 3 12 14 f ployed nearly went to the shop o Mr. Wright, c emernonger, ie all 1 ~,,, ~..,,,,,,,,, Prof. e ,. ~ f W • ht, h I / 611 ambr• and 11" " •• •• " Viva la Regina d•lnghilterra" " Viva Palmerst on !" at Camberwell, and asked change for a 51. bank i i i 7. 6 aht o d i :' - "" iip. s . - "'a "a" pm' '4 -. This morning the 37th yearly general meeting of Lancashir 1 tine port in this bank was held in Old Broad-street ; Sir M. Pea. Great Non were vociferated, and Sir James was drawn from his note, stating that he had been sent from Mr. Serle , 10 18 !ILAnata venetian ea t 33 pm 213 been burned. - UMIAK in the chair. Western 2 incognito to acknowledge the enthusiastic cheering. A v ar y an auctioneer, who resided in the neighbourhood. Mr. SO 7 18.8..0t Portmfal7perc Ip - - The account. showed that the rest on the 29th ,ggregate do. delicate attention Ina paid by the local authorities to the he w o uld 20 4 Turin and Savona - -- Wright, having some doubts about the . noto, said_ au „ maws ot ~..... _ s2Ol 534 - The an go to Mr. Serle's, and requested the prisoner to accompany W ..,, ._....._.., •••• of March last amounted to 255.0481. 19s. 9d., out of I . 4sa 4 ... 0 British Minister in providing him with an escort of carabi- him. Prisoner did so as far as the door of Mr. Serie'. e 3 *"„ t i " n „'"‘" . "" eft - which the directors intend to pay, in July next, an '•"' "''' - Orissa', hadat pe r ammi. Prof 1 rue - extraordinary dividend of 30s. on each 1001. share, and o ff ices of I nieri for the journej by post to Rome. Not having applied offices, when be ran away, and being punned, j o i ru k v ;,;i.g.s.lca y vv . o . 4 41 ss - They have for any escort, he was hardly aware that the soldiers was overtaken, and when at the steams a note 12 s. on each 10 /. share of the capital stock of the when •re B show of re. was forced from his band, which turned out to be • forged EZITISH PUSandilONS. bank in addition to the ordinary dividend of 4 per cent. of all poll were accompanying him, as they performed their task the Do t e , and from th e mom pl a t e as th e one w hi c h h e had a t - gik . Ipd I za Th w A n . I prone p e a .. I saw making the amount to be then paid 21. 10a. on each 1001. an d a b on whole of the way to the frontiers' unobtrusively, alternately tem p ted t o share . , and 11. on each 101. share, for the half year ending 10, 1 1 a.m. preceding and following the carriage on the post road for The jary rill the prisoner Guilty. le ad ill Ss. Legroom. 04 ad at Midsummer next, free of income tax. The repot Tar. his rafety ; but in no instance being especially observed by Sentence deferred. et 159 boa nes. 80.11n.g.5p.0. 102 100 1023 - IN al Indalostakanarean/ 53 5 4 i The report was adopted. oonsideral and require • their guest. At Foligno, although he arrived at a late There was another charge of passing a forged cheque for Is an Do. Pretender* B3 9 . business t minaimance to hour, the same manifestations occurred as at Ancona, and 511 • 1.01, hut it was not proceeded with. tee WO Dan.,Srant a tOodarion WEATKIIR REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) The am es oridg on the so on to the very frontier of the territory of the Pope. At Iliao. Bda a Ang. 1.1172 ladoreenryßa2.itLll 811 86 - -.4.- pony of U momotiee aid we 180 Do. J• 107,1873. Otte lit 64 - T111711504E, MAT 13, S A.W. The all( Narni the reception was even more enthusiastic. Ladies at THE POLICE COURTS. WI 100 Da. Jane L 1874, ditto BO 83 - every window waving their handkerchiefs, and, heaping 6 .... Oakratta &B. Kasteru.. 6 5} - t Secretary. ncespyi la he peened, literally filled the carriage with (THIS DAY.) es all OapsT.*DookOp.o.gas. 20} 21 - 11. IL M. A P.lO. I. a. 8. the end ol ling, May L flowers. - St too Basta= Bengal In 100 Indian - /- -_ - We are Stanton that The Levant Herald of the 7th says :-" General MARLBOROUGH-STREET. N I ma G. Extended •„. 3 ipm - 141 1043 106 - Nasal . - .... 20.14 48 46 N.V. 6 o- 1 Bombay cleat and root 34. 100 Grand Trona of Canada 233 243 -(Thursday Chesney, the well-known chief of the E up h ra t es and Tigris AN UNHAPPY PAIN. 100 all Do. 6 per et . PreL .. 68 71 - Awns ... SO.lB 48 46 6. 1 0 - 1 t i ewr i g ht, at Mrs. Caroline Byrne, of 7, Leicester-place, was charged L ee a rio.nee. eked 60Larra - 2 country. F.xpedition of DTJO-31, and subsequently the projector and .... - : the '.. t , with BO wiling lif e O. her MIS Mr • - • Pret ' e i t eee 57 - Bas.wlo6. - - 30.18 53 48 NICK 3 o - 1 amount ea 62 prisons , • Edwin Byrne, to e at De. Bpa at. t.. se ee - iodefeigable advocated the Euphrates Valley route to mantle maker. to au Do. 7de oa. 166 - •• 43 46 _ A1D1043411 lOllO 60 47 LILL 4 b- 3 Cape of taken. POWsoul ..- 20.11 60 40 B.L 1 b- 1 India , arrived in town during the past week on, we believe, Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great Marlborough-street, ap- 100 all Do. de. 1867.. •• 30 36 - more offer GALWAT - - - - Debi, recently a new minion to the Porte on the subject of the latter en- peered for Mr. Byrne, and said that the defendant had been 100 WI Do t do. Mt •• • lla 3 7 - Iles below on summoned, but on the summons being preeented to her II ." IN Great N indian e , 88115,1 - 10 . 14 60 46 N.N.W. 4 1 o - 0 Sub j oin terprise. Mr. Meredith, late eugineor-in-chief of the Aidin Peninsuls 102 1023 10S} SCAssowyen. 30.11 50 47 N.I. $ 6 a - 4 he tore it up, and repeated the threats a g ainst her husband, 20 2 De. jeeee ,,, nee . 1 fPm - HELJGOLARD - 80.00 66 61 Z. S I b - 4 gal, deck, Railway, is, we learn, at Aleppo, and will shortly begin • t m - good proaPect awl therefore • warrant had been applied for. The complain- os tee De a, e gr e i - e ;,,,' p. ' 101} 102 P - Livattram. - 1 Stock Ex( resurvey of the proposed route from Seleucia to Jeber aot was • raantle maker. The defendant had for some tinie ;Of au Otieestoariara,tamt in 12 - reemerge's .06 66 6 6 B. Ileo - 1 l asurao m is falling. Castle." given way to habits of intemperance, and she had threatened NI IS Do. New 4 71 Ws - 'ort Boyar end A letter, published in the Pungolo, says that to run a knife through bar husband and to dash out his !GI 1 1 1 u ll o Pittv 771 7.,A. 12 . 10 2 , l t r, 9 , - Tumor= .. OAP 61 49 N.l. :8A - 5 Limon 10.03 48 47 N.N.R. . • er 0.0 - to 16) ; LI brains. She had assaulted her husband and dragged him = „„ ,„., ...._ „_, Dorn se.oa 61 52 N.N.W. 0 less]] 0.48 6 Ufa! 8 4 to Garibaldi has found benefit from the baths of 'Tremens, about the house by the hair of his bead, threw a large "' ''''• ""••• 78 `" thntne lk - _ Pm:snort* - a Manse, 131 • lda all Dialotot. 118 96 and that his health being now almost entirely re.estab. pair of scissors at him, nearly stripped him, and then ga, ina glo m b um y ip, m v 4 - eozeree M.116 61 47 N. N. S. 7 e - 6 teari l a.SI rag, April 30 • fi shed he will in • few days resume his interrupted tour, turned him out of the house. He would all Mr. Byrne, et. 1011 Do. do. II PIC Ct. 1013 100 3 101 I - MUM= PENZANCE - 1 G ee 143 War. visiting Bergamo, Varga, Como, and • few other Lombard and also one of the o ffi cers of the court, who would speak Ilt. 105 Ds. if me ot. Dean.. 55 96 -$ c - I 65 • Surrey 1 that Major of the defendant's violence. IS all Do. a par cant d 0.. . - -dh - Juan .. - 4 &mu._ 4:0 .. Do. New 2 Do. January, ILAX N Oa. n. at =Se w % GtiVete Do. New Do.llp.cßdo.pres, w.o Do. Ili do.. 77.wit.op Do. do. 18 ert Do.24p.ot.Bdatal.t, Madras gem de pee et. Do. clo. II per et. Do. el pie el lhalle Do. 6 par cont. do Velb.Corp.ep. ottani& 1 N. Brunawtok et Oansde War ♦ cop. eh. A De. do. load do. D De. do. B cep. do. 111 Do. do. land do 1 N.N. of Canada 6 p. c Me Sande le Do. Punjanb ill Do. do. lOC D0.1nd.dt.114.2.221.e l Trinidad.LtroDed.dorip A letter, published in the Pungolo, says that Caribaldi has found benefit from the baths of 'Treaoorre, and that his health being now almost entirely re•estab fished be will in a few days resume his interrupted tour, visiting Bergamo, Varela, Como, and a few other Lombard cities in which he baa not yet made his appearance. The societies already formed, or in proems of formation, amount, we are told, to 600. that Major %th, with 146 right, and 600 g 32, and celr' Ana' , of arms. Om... Genera/ Noy 1. of War. , and &Osaka ed it my duty Bridgeport. >Bowed by two companies of had engage& a Bridgeport' Mr. Byrne then deposed that his wife had threatened to dab him, and tried to throw • saucepan of hot broth over him, dragged him all over the kitchen by the hair of his head, and tore off his clothes, no that ne waa obliged to wrap a cloak round him. She had also broken some of the panels of • door. He applied for • summons, and on the officer serving her with it she again threatened him, and also said that she would set fire to the house. On many occasions she had taken up • knife, and once she had bitten his arm severely, and was sentenced to two months' imprisonment, but he in terceded for her and got her off. Mrs. Byrne denied part of her husband's statement, and said her husband had frequently struck her. Hoary Barns, the gaoler, said he served the summons on the defendant. He had known the parties for some years. He persuaded her to make peace, but she rushed out of the room, and said she would do for her husband before night. Finding that he could not make peace, and that she conti nued very violent, be left. It was dated to the magistrate (Mr. Knox) that them had been frequent summonses between the patties, and upou this he remanded the defendant for a week. The Courner du //acre has the following :—" An inhabitant of la Rochelle, after ten years' research, bar du covered a new application of the electric power, by which the whole broadside of a man-of-war can be instantaneously concenttuted upon a given point. No iron-plating or shield, however thick, would be able to resist a converging fire of the kind. The inventor has communicated his dis covery to the Emperor, and has received from his Majesty a flattering letter, accompanied by the Cross of the Legion of Honour." 01 01 IS 01 ID al 11 02: 12 20 11 10 al IL 11 10 1 5 7 6 7 4 6 4 6 85 88 itB h 4 2 4 I 201 Pin 90 100 I {al FRIDAY. SATURDAY. Nona Battant.—&& to N.& N.W. to &W., trash to mode m/id N.W.„ moderate to fresh, rate. Roe. lIRLAND.—E. to 8. sod 8.8. W, S.& to S.W. and W. trash to ;;Tdenteloire;l3, unsettled. CzyrtIA.L.—ILN.K. to 8.8. E., moderate. 7..8.1. to 8.5. W., moderato to fresh to moderate. fresh. E. Con?. —N.N.S. to &IL, LS.& to S.W., fresh to mods fresh. rate. B. KNOLAND.—N.K. to B.S.K, S.x. to S.W., moderate to freak strong to moderato. Tas Psw thernst.—The attention of the Bishop of Bath and Wells having been drawn to the fact that two pews in the parish church at Weston.ruper-Mare were ad vertised, the one for sale, and the other to be let, his lord ship has written to the churchwardens to " forbid both the sale and the letting of the pews." He adds:—" All persons whilst parishioners, am at common law entitled to accommo. dation in the parish church without payment. No private =u sell or let his pew, unless it is attached to his ca either by prescription or faculty. The allotment of pews in the parish church belongs to the office of the church. wardens, subject to the control of the ordinary, i.e. the Ecclesiastical Court."—Sberborne Journal. SODDEN DEATH. —We regret to say that the Rev. R. M. Field's, rector of Bebingtoo, was suddenly taken ill yesterday, at the racecourse at Chester, and died almost instautly. His body was removed to the grand jury room at the Cards, to await the coroner's inquest. The reversed geetlemen qualified as a justice io 1826, and was shairmea of the Birkenhead beech of magistrates for many years, is which papacity be was much respec ted The dertemed, who was rector of Bebingtoa for about 40 ,saes, was apwankol 70 yaws of ago.—lovapool Af ereury. General Ulina, ex-Minister of War to Francis 11. has passed through Paris, on his way to London. w e lost caw whole railway is of infanta'''. two companies b er et 's pickets on Won that our acoomplislelds co untry abash Steveosoct s eed at • yell the soemY, esd I thus succeeded rming one bee 300 yard' of th. our first fire" The Paris correspondent of the Indipendance II is says :—" The project of marriage between the Princess Anna Murat and the Prince Royal of Holland has been abandoned. This union was looked upon with diem tiatiction by some of the Ecropean courts, and it is now clear that it never met with sympathy from the people of 11011.thd. It is said in diplomatic circles that the ministers of the crown themselves had not concealed from the bead of the House of Orange that the States General would have pronounced against the union if they hod been cou suited as to its desirability. In the family of Priam Murat the breaking off of the marriage is attributed to mama' LONDON QLfZEAL Ominsus ComPANT (Lamm* —Traffic receip4., week imam May 11, 12,D661. 2.. Ud. ww . w por. MONEY MARIiET-(71118 DAL) ; official business report is as follows :-Theca per -- a -_ Cent. Consols, for money, 931, I, 1, f, k ; ditto Two o'CLocir. for account (June 10), 921, 92, 91/ ; Bank Stock, The weekly court at the Bank has broken up 236 ; Three Per Cents. Kelcoed, 2 1i; without altering the rate of discount, and the Tr . 4 ,4 New Three per Ceuts., 91f, },l, # ; ncba St 229 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1091, 1081, funds have recovered per cent. This is set- '; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, ding day in the share and foreign stock 100 ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 1031, markets, which are dull. Foreign securities gene- 1 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1991. rally are flat, and Mexican Bonds show especial The India Five p er Cent. S t ock was rather dull, depression, owing to the news published this morn- at 1061 to I°9 m a:1 b u t the to I:l 7 an r t the rupee ing. In English railway stocks the variations are e and itarr was eff per cent. at m itei to I . of no importance. Belgian railway shares are Exchequer Bills are still offered, and have again heavy. I declined lc, closing at 14s. to 17s. prem. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's ; The tendency of prices in the foreign stook telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted • market was rather unfavourable. 70fr. 56c., showing a further fall of 1 per cent. since yesterday. Turkish Loan scrip is quoted 21 to 21 prem. ; and Russian, 1 tol prem. Consols are officially marked 931, f, 1, and f, cum div., for money, and 92, ex div., for the account. The present quotations are' 931 to 1, cure div., for cash, and 92 to 1, ex div., for the 10th of June. The official business report is as follows :-Bank Stock, 236, 237 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, f ; New Three per Cents., 91f, 1, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 109, 1061, 1091 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1866, 100 ; ditto Bonds, 265. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaeed " rupee paper, 1091, f. Turkish Bonds have recovered 3 per cent., the Loan of 1864 being quoted 801 to f, and that of 1858, 701 to f. The principal feature in the foreign market, however, is a considerable fall in Mexican Bonds, which are marked 311 and 31f. Spanish Certificates were heavy in the morning, and were sold as low as 8, but the last trauma tions recorded are at BQ. Venezuela Bonds are heavy. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Egyptian Seven per Cents. (scrip), 11 prem. ; Italian Five per Cents., 701, f (exchange 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., 31 ; ditto for account, 311, j ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 414 ; ditto for account, 451; ditto Three per Centa.,lBs6, 1867, 1859, 1860, 45/ ; RussianFour and-a-Half per Cents., 901 ; Sardinian Five per Cents, 83, 84 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 541 ; the Committee's Certificates, Bf, 8, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 801, f ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 70f ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862 (scrip), 21, 1, prem. ; ditto paid up scrip, 70, 3 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 231. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cioci., In the mining market to-day attention is chiefly occupied with the fortnightly settlement. Fad Caradon and Feet Cain Brea shares are firm, the former at 464 to 474, and the latter at 164 to 17. Wheal Grenville are quoted 5} to 6. In the Stock Exchange East Caradon shares are officially marked 47 and 474 ; East Cain Brea, 15} and 1 ; Great South Tolgus, 6} ; and Wheal Grenville, 5. St. John del Rey and United Mexican Mining shares are inquired for ; the former are marked 60, and the latter 71 and 4. Scottish Australian have been dealt in at II prem. ; Great Northern Copper, at and I die., being heavy ; and Bon Aoomd, at 10s. die. It is stated that a considerable number of shares in the Otis Copper Mining Company are already taken. The remainder are to be allotted in the order in which they are applied for. A more sensible plan there could not be. By the last mail the directors of the Hindoslau Copper Company received information that part of their staff, sent from England, had arrived at Cal cutta. The managerat the works states that he was doing all in his power to prosecute the Company's operations without delay. From Clairton Copper Mine, Captain Goo. Rowe writes : " A portion of the south part of the lode in the 36 west ben been taken down for about 3 fathoms in length, which still continues to look well. yielding on as average about 2e twos of ore per fathom. The ground in the mad is favourable for driving, and good progress is being made." OOMMBRCIAL AND MARKET& The arrival of 224,0001. in Australian gold is announced to-day. The Norfolk has brought 130,0001., the Donald WlEity 56,0001., and the Prince of Wales 39,0001. Although it is generally considered that a rise in the rate of discount to 3 per cent. may be looked for before long, there are not wanting indications that the demand which has prevailed during the last few days, and which has continued to-day with little intermission, both at the Bank of England and elsewhere, is of a somewhat exagger ated kind, and is not the offspring of real wants. Meanwhile, bankers and money-lenders naturally avail themselves of the existing feeling of unoer taiuty to demand advanced rates ; yet the beet bills could still be negotiated in Lombard-street yester day at 2} per cent. About 40,0001. in gold was taken to the Bank yester day. The demand for exportation, however, con tinues, and the whole of the recent supplies from America and Australia, with the exception of the above amount, are expected to be sent abroad, prin cipally on account of the Russian Loan. The steamer Seine has arrived from the West Indies with about 141,0001. in specie. There is a strong demand for Mexican dollars for , China, and the steamer sailing on the 20th inst. will probably take a large amount of treasure. The operators in the Liverpool cotton market seem to be under an impression, from the present news, that the war in America will not last so long as was at one time apprehended. American cotton was quoted ye.terday about id. per lb. lower than on Friday. The mail from Guayaquil has brought a remit-. Lance of 2,5611. se. 3d. on account of the dividends on the debt of Ecuador. We are informed that the directors of the Otto man Bank have determined that 25,000 shares of 201. each, with a deposit of 21. each, be forthwith issued at par, the option of taking such shares being offered in the first instance to the shareholders re gistered in the company's books on the 6th inst. (the day of the special general meeting of the pro prietors which authorised this issue). The issue will be made in the proportion of one new to each old share. The new shares will participate pro rata in the division of profits as from the 30th of June next. The London and North-Western Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 3,0841. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire a decrease of 5,4001. ; the Great Northern an increase of 7121. ; and the Great Western an increase of 2851. The annual general meeting of the Universal Life Assurance Society was held yesterday at the offices of the company, No. 1, King William-street, when a reduction of 451. per cent. on the premiums of all policies entitled to participate in the profits, and a bonus of 1/. 18e. ed. per share, were declared. The report laid before the proprietors showed a considerable increase in the English portion of the business transacted during the past year. The annual meeting of the Trust and Loan Com pany of Upper Canada is called for the 30th inst. The allotment of the shares in the Loudon and Brazilian Bank is expected to be made towards the end of the present week. We are requested to state that the share list of the Bombay Gas Company will be closed to-day (Thursday) for London, and on Saturday for the country. The applications already exceed the amount of the capital. Cape of Good Hope Government Bonds were more offered. _ _ . CLERKENWELL. MALIGN 0/ CUTTING AND WOUNDING. John Duggan, • labourer, was charged before Mr. Myst eoert with cutting and wounding his wife, Catherine Ih re m wife ham been turned out of her home for about four teen days, the prisoner declining to let her in. Last night she returned home, when the prisoner got out of bed, took up • large Mem of wood, and struck her on the head. The blow was given with such force that it felled her to the ground, and cut open her head. The wife, who is a hard-working woman, baa bad to 'impish' estmed times of The prisoner's COLONIAL 00VILLNMJUIT lIRCUILITI 1 7:— ...... :: DO G lper " tn e l:. " • I: .... .. Do. 6 per oLlreb.BtAng 100 .... .. Do. 0 per ct.Mar.drSep 100 0414. Do. 6 per cent. 586. Do. kw' oent.ln Stock 100 .. • . of G Hopeep.ot.lBBo 100 .... do. 1890 100 Do. do 1801 100 105. .. New Bewssw.Gov.6 p. et 100 .... .. N. S. Weise Ov.6p. a. 1 100 .... .. Do. 6p. c., 1871 to 10. 100 .... .. Do. sp. C., 18W lOO .... .. New Zeeland 4 per cent lOO ■O, .. Nova Bootle op. 0.,1876 100 .... .. Anet. Gov. Spa Bonds 100 .... .. Vic.0v.1684. a. Jon.&J ut) 100 .... .. Do. do. Op. o. April &O. 100 DIBINTUB.II STOC 110 118 107 109 107 109 104 101 f 100 101 110 1111 111 113 111 111 109 190 1014 104 90 100 eye 06 4 109 11l I* 110 109 110 lull 110 104 1014 pdm. 1 kr« LL IIL alikeoLl9.o.lmahly 1100 0 101 N. ifteNll49.o.lBm.Nhopt. IN IN 00 IN.I ir.NN.N.st.Jaa.elaly IN NIN N. IesNIN 11. INC 40. ct. tue IN W.XIOIOOOIOI ~-4. pot. 100 101 100 IMPERIAL AVRRAGES. Aw l 6 SU 1811386 Od s 946 18 1 4. 6,1 1 ,1018 21r. Td. l2 —l9 2B Nay 2 Ms 10.1 1 218 td lb 62678 9d lea Ns Ild lO six ...kir I— ---1.--- , gate Average Dorn.—Wlasst. 3.t q. Oa* LI., learhastlPotn. la. imam Gams Soda Last Wma.—Wlitek siaa ; —. 12,061 ; 0020, io,atio; Ty*. se ; bum. 4.176: re" Sit TIIIIUgs. DIAGRAM /BOWING ISE IFLOCIVATICIIN II INS AMAMI PSI= Of WILLA! POWS§ ISM EX WINKS /LAMED. 6S II 68 8 68 6 - 66 6 67 9 67 4 MINCING LANE.-(IMIS DA.Y.I filcaia.-The market continues dull, and prices have a downward tendeucy. Penang sold, low brown to middling yellow, 231. 6d. to 375. ; Havannah, soft brown and low yellow, 32a. to 36e. ; cloyed ordinary to good brown, 335. 61. to 35e. 6d. ; gray, 35e. 63. to 365. ; low to good yellow, 365. to 40s. China, good white, 425. to 425. 6d. Siam, middling to good yellow, 375. to 395. 6d. Refined continues firm. 00V111 -No public sale has been held to-day ; trivataly the market is firm, but inactive, there being few parcels isa offer. TRA. -Boa io eu has been done in panels out of the re cast arrivals, but the market generally is unaltered. Bolt.-20 puns. of Jamaica have been sold at 2.a. 9d. Rtes.-About 9.800 bap of Bengal sold ; inferior cane, Bs. 6d. ; Salem. Sa. 3d. Snots generally have maintained previous prices, but the market is without animation. Pepper : Singapore sold at sd. good fair whits, sfd. to tild. Pimento 24d; ; (linger : Ordinary Jamaica, 60s. to 594. Faun.- Currants have sold at steady oriole-240 to 250; fine Eleme raisins. 42a. ; sultanas, 565. itturnvor..-There are buyen at the recent advanoe, but no sellers. CoTroti. -Business has been dose at prices not reported. Java has sold without spirit is some cases at a slight dis cline, common to very good, 121. 10a. to 191. Ismoo. -Second day. -The low qualities of Bengal Knrpak and dry leaf Madras continue heavy of sale, but for mid dling and good middling Bengali there is a fair dernand.at z dratos3d. discount on February sale's prime. Dry lest of good middling quality and good Kurpshe aro • steady at yesterday's prior*. 1,388 cheats have parsed tan sale today, of which 417 were withdrawn and 420 bought la, leaving 1551 sold. 8111LLAC has sold at 21. 61. advance. D. C. asap, 91.25. 6d. to 91. ss. TALLOW MARICET.—(THI3 DAY.) The market h quiet. Town flow in quoted 44a., net Dash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 465. • Mayl and June, 465. • June only, 465. to 465. 3d. ; Jniz es t . o Sentanber, 46e. 6d. to 465. 9d. ; October to Deoensber, fld. to 4& 9d. Delivery for the half week 620, and arrivals 1,620 maks. principally Australian. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) •- - • We have • shorter supply of beasts, and trade is active at Yonday's quotation'. We are well sup plied with sheep, and trade le heavy. There not much alteration, however, from Monday's prices. The demand for lambs is not so good, and prices are lower. Calves are rather lower on the average. Our foreign supply consists of 120 beasts, 1,020 dump, and 324 calves. Per slow 04 Me ad.a 0. Par Now at dabs. ad.a 4. IMP Boots, liandds. 4 E 4 6 15056Drets Nab& filt 4 8 5 • Beat 81tort-boras 4 04 1 tub Lispirsois.... 0 0 0 • lipoed %ail bomb 34 3 8 Da. Pa 8155ra .... 4 4 6 t Odra 4 4 5 4 Duns II mond qua 0 0 0 • Pip &sifts& HU-bradd 0 0 0 0 Lobe 6 8 7 6 Beast. ai market, 900; 'beep sad lambs. 4680; OPP*, 440; Pip, 180. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKICT.—(THIS DAY.) Mows. Harvey and Easton report trade very doll. Prime meadow hey, 70s. to 80a. ; superior ditto, 84a. to Wist. 6d.; inferior ditto, 50a. to 60s. ; clever, old, 90s. to 1.12 e. lid.; ditto new, wooed oat, 80a. to 100 s. ; straw. Ma. to 40e Apra & Argil& April& Airlift May S. May iii. •• •• ••• • • • —.....• •• •• " •• •• • • '• •• " .. THE BURSTING OF THE HUDDLE LEVEL SLUICE. LYNN, WEDIMDAT. The dam, in the attempted construction of whieb so much valuable time has been lout, is now ab indoud, sad the tides have swept away almost every vestige, of the barges and their cootents which were oak in the stream to impede the progress of the water. Au I attempt is now being made to form • dam se • more practicable spot, at a short distance below the site of the sluice. Piles are being driven in to • great depth, sad though there is yet no perceptible improvement resultseg from this work, there is Mope that, when completed, le will check the proper of the inundation. Two of the three breaches in the banks of the drain have been repaired. but the third remains, ►od all efforts to repair ta wail the completion of the dam are utterly futile. amount of land at present under water is varioorly estimated from I,OOD up to 30,000 acres. Growls/ crops, of course, will be spoilt. and in some instaocas the produce of whole farms his been destroyed, and hones rendered untena4e. Middle Drove station, on the Hastens Counties line, is under water, and the railway traffic be tween Wisbech and Lyon is still suspended. This evening, at 5 o'clock, the tide wee coming up with great violence, aed the morning will probably disclose • considerable additioa to the already too exteasive damage. - Subjoined we the latest quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange semi-weekly list lnaursece.—Alliance Maxim; 57 to ; Atlas, 11 • Com mercial Union, 21 to 1 ; Crown,24; Eagle, 71; Globe, 981 to 100 ; law Fire, 4 f ; Liverpool and London Fire and Life, 81 to 91 ; Loader; 44 ; Mercantile Fire, 31 ; Geese Manna 131 to 1 ; Rock Life, 81 ; Thames and Mersey Marine.3l Universal Marine, 11 • Victoria Life, 51. Gas Lig h t and Coke. Imp erial, 83 ; Independent, 65; Surrey Consumers, 15 ex div. ; United Gentmi4 261. Canals.—lend Junction, 61; Kennet and Avon (Guar. by G. W. Railway), 61 ; Regent's (or London), 251. Waterworks — Grand Junction, 73 to 1. Dooka—Leadee, 571; St. Katharine, 58, 71. The half-yearly interest is advertised by Messrs. J. H. Schroder and Co. on Cienfuegos and Villa Clara (Cuba) Railroad Bondi. With refereuoe to the market for American I THE MYNEEILIOIIB DIRILPERLEAINCI NEAR How securities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as nrsoloooViitY Or THE BODY.— It will be in the ',- follows : I coll ection — of our readers that as Tuesday, the 22nd ult.. Since our last, the markets for American securities in a y =Mod L t d, dmppered from t h e Deigh. Loodon have been extremely steady, and continued so up . of Bowden under very distressing dream to this morning, when, on receipt of telegrams from New stances. She left Bowden-dyke Ferry on the afternoon ef York, giving the priors of the 3rd indent, great anxiety , sa the above day, stating that she bad business at Stoic", manifested to execute buying orders for shipment to . avillage about a mile farther down the river, and pro. America, and advanced prices were readily given. We have csadedin that direction. She was never rafter...rig Imes again to remark the peculiar feature in this market, that a li ve . Th e following morning a pe a se ., care f u ll y t i e d at , purchases both in stocks and shares are almost entirely con• in a shawl, „„m a i p i og her for. bonnet, mat * an d am b re a a . fined to American account, and it is very evident that the with a parcel of linen, was found ina gardenat the frostola continuation el the large train returns of the railways in house at Skelton, Dear the river. The interests was that tic the States is favourably inflame:Ws capitalists there. In young lady, who bad only been married a fortnight, had Erie Bonds the advance daring the week is important, being t h rows h erse lf ; n u t h e lever , but, though a diligent en the Third Mortgage Bonds, 4 per cent. ; and on the Haig h was ma d e at t h e time, it proved unavailing. Oa Fourth sad Fifth, 5 per cent. United States Five per Cwt.. Tuesday, however, the attention of some men on beard Bonds, 1874, have advanced 4 pu• amt. ! two keels at Bowden-dyke, opposite to Mr. Aaderton'e The Carlotta has arrived from China with 540,000 vitriol works, MY attracted to an object which dotted in be lbs. of tea ; the Tartar with 551,000 lbs. ; and the tween the two vrests, and which proved to be the body et Cinderella with 1,160,200 lbs. of tea, and 420 bales the unfortunate "QM lady. Th e body Wi. tathett to the of silk. , side of ose of the - keels until the arrival of the Goole packet (Her Majesty), when Mr, Fox, a presager cm board and a WEDEREDAT Emma . farmer In the district, kusily pre the herrn bialfa-crovra Consols, which closed yesterday at 92* to to comet it to t:ie wh i hm. ` 6l4 ve.rait await . th e cor oner's ia -lex div. for the 10th of Jane, opened this morn- with i be eaesp i h ',. a a w l sag boa,* i • horsy is gat92 to it, and closed at 92, sellers." For oat . tioe Lea safer bays been si p pers& money the last price was 931 to 1, ern div. The Befter7l Hcreid. 1081 101; 101 - 081 Ma r i I.‘ . 1 i . .. . ' I [l l ' I 11; 1' 1. , I 1 1.4' • , . ' 1 1 i 31 4 1 r r r r IL ' . I • I • 1 6 i ; 4 o- la / i * 1 • I ' • A le t . i r: 1 ' L le 1 4 • J : ~ hi i; L r. 1 7 L • • • • • • . II; 1 k• , 1 li. 5 I ! 1 i lb a. P dr , La al A . k i. ly 11 re as R M a r- r ti- I •- ol 1 ; me r ea , 4 it 'l6 ma 111 la la ra is •- i ot 1 i k• et • Pli ; a- de / l ' K