The Express. — London, England, 1864-06-01 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF NZLCHRQUEIt. sittings in Banco.—(Baton Lord Mei Boma Pollock ill Bums Um** *awnll, asui Maass & ) JuDomparrs. H17D40111 O. LIOLt.Y. Tbe court gave judgment is Chimes, alike was Gs action on a bill of exchange, for the plaintiff. _ BTRICL V. DR MATTO& The wan an action on • bill of eseheas ais tbe defendant pleaded • deed which had been encented three-foorthe a he creditors for the windinpap of hie !ladle bow tioluite court held that the deed Ina valid ass, sad pve judgment for the defeedant.. V. JOIMIL The court pve judgment in tbie cam for the &- indent COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSES. (Before the Jodie Orpa!ry, Mr. Justice Bytes, sad Yr. Jastioi . Kosiiag.) This was the lad ode beard by the late Sir Croswell Croswell, that lamented judge being is feat on his way home otter the trial when he met with the accident that eweetually terminated his life. The suit was for a restitution of ooajugal rights promoted by Captain Soot*, and resisted on the grouad of cruelty by the respondent, who asked for a judicial separatioa. The CYO lasted three days, and ended in • verdict by the jury in favour of the petitioner. Mn. Scott then mood for • new trial on the pound that the serdict had bees against evidences, and that additional evi dence would be diaeovered. The prement Judge lilt= refused a rule nisi ; but such • rule was granted on by the fall court ; sad ft now cense on far opened. 111 support of the Dew trial it was coatemded when the sew was het beard that • Ire mount of cruelty would serve as an answer to • snit for the rod tution of conjugal rights than would be requited to edidentiate a petition far judicial separdeon. It woe also urged that the mind of the jury bed bean essfied by having the queeiioo of law as well as that of fad left to them. The grounds on which this argument rested were the following sowers of the foreman to the court :- - We find for the petitioner ; we negative the enmity ; we hod the petitioner not guilty of laid cruelty." Today Mr. Karalake, Q.C. and Mr. Shaw appeared to show coed against the race ; the Qwesee's-Adoeate sod Dr. liplike in its support. [The arguments were in prover when we went to prem.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Wore Mr. Camminicser Fromm) The bertirnipt. ii;,. aced lady, attired in deep mourning, applied for her retinae from custody. Mr. G. Lewis apposed, on behalf of the landlord of the bankrupt's premiss, an the ironed that site had vexatiously defended as action and wee retaining hostile posension of the bones, 40, Uxbridgwterrsom Mr.Bramwell contaided that the bankrupt's daughter, and not the bankrupt, was the tenant of the premises in questiae. Mr. Lewis said that the jury had found difiereatly, and the bankrupt had been taken in execution on the judg ment so obtained. The daughter was also in custody on the same judgment. There wee sobbing oa the premises to levy on, and so rent had seer been peal. His Hamar granted the release. The bankrupt wan Newport, Lk of Wight. His liabilities an stated at 7,530 i.; ptoperty held by ere. ditoes, 2,10 W. An adjourament of the examination sitting was taken by oonseat pending some inquirim which an being made by the maltase& (Before Mr. Commissioner Goa!burn.) IN II BMUS, WALC/Ll4, AND CO. —DIVIDLN D. The bankrupts were merchants of Beltelley, Lombard street, The failure op.:tarred about sight yeas, ego. This wan a dividend sitting. Two dividends have aired? , been &slued on debts of upwards of 200,0001. ; and it Wall stated that there is now 1,0001. in hand. Notice of the amount of the dividend will be given in dos mum. (Mon lir. Commissioner Iloiroyd.) DI 1111 IMAM. ' ' The bankrupt, a fa;rass7 at Pitrleceough, Seem, earns before the court for his order of discharge. The amounts Prettied by Mr. F. B. Smart, show a tonal liability of 4,1381. ; property este up 1.5951. ; ditto held as security, r.OOl. There was no oppoeitios, and as ininuomate order was mated. 111 Si O. PAIL Th. lsankrupt was a Imnaarum, of Cho mber-street, White. chapel. r. Dubois, for the assignees, asked for a short adjourn ment, aad stated that measure@ were in proems for an nulling the baskrapkry on payment of a compoeitiou of 3s. 6d. in the peeled. Adjourned amordingly. la REGISTRAR RETHRLI. We are authorised to state that there is no ground for the saucesnoesnent made by the Globe that the Hoe. S. Bothell has resigned his office as ono of the regielsam of this court Of mares the statement that a gentleman named Amy, has beat appointed is squally incorrect. TEM POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) NARLBOROUGHZIBEET. 10313117 A? A JIWILLZWIL. Edward Haan, alaci,;;;;l;asged 1;lor• Mr. Knox with being oceoerrisd with twofothers, sot in custody, in stealing at No. 312, Oaford.etreet, 60 gold and plated pies, cod one brooch, of the value of 61., the property of Mr. Nathan Woolf Jacobson, jeweller, he. Henry Dawson, 301 A, deposed that on the previous evening about 8 o'clock, he observed the prisoner and two other Lids ekes by Mr. Jacobean's shop, No. 312, Orford street. He watched the lads for about one bent end • half, during which time they pesesd and repealed the shop above tins... The poisoner walked up to a now ems, and afterwards left it and joined his oompanions and then all three retuned and stood close together near the show tees for • short time, and then walked again. He (Dawson) epos this crowed the greet, and after watching the prisoner and his companion a little lonpr, saw them all go to the show ene and then bolt off, and after • sharp chaos be exceeded io capturing the prisoner. Upos 'eking him what he had dons with the rings the primmer said, " You have made a mistake ; I have got no rime." He then took the primmer to the station mid searched him, bat did not B.d anything anon him relating to the charge. On returning to Mr. Jacoheoe's be found that • padlock had been forced off • ..bow we from which • number of pins and • brooch bad been abstracted. Mr. N. W. Jacobson stated that he sew the show come secure about tweaty minutes pest 9 lest night, and on the officer speaking to him • little time afterwards be discovered that about 60 pins and one or two brooches had bees taken out of it. The value of the articles was about 61. The padlock with which the cam had been secured had been broken off. 31r.leox oohed the oaloer it the other pewees were twee? toa;iaos said be believed be @bald be able to glad Qom. Mr. Knox remanded the prisoner for • week. _~ Mr. Jsooliecat stated to the magistrate that only • few dt)s ago, while hie beck was tamed for • meammt, some person walked off from his shop with • Dresden algae jet, of shove 101. WANDSWORTH. I AIM CH•1101 O WrITICPTILD POISONIZO Harriet .ialikertle. wig; st - aTewchn;6o6 with aittoraPtitli poises her fellow servant, Louie. Caroline Garr, by mixing tincture of iodi s e with her dieser, nederw:nt smother eseasioatien before Mr. Ingham'; Mr. Wilma, as before, defending It will be recollected that the prosemitrix Meted that she received her denser on the Sunday in question from the pri soner in the kitchen, after the joist bad been removed from the dining-room ' and then she discovered the iodise mixed with the meet sod potatoes on sitting dove Ia the nursery. Mrs. Olivia Loweethall, of No. 6. Thurlow-terrace, Lark. ball-lace, now attended, and stated that the prisoner hod Wen io her service as cook for nearly three weeks. and the Prosecutrix far nine months am hommetudd &ad to assist in the nursery. She then said that she remembered the Sunday in question. The prosactitirm usually dined with the primmest Ts the kitchee, but on this occasion la consequence of her basilic complained that the cook had threatened her she was desired to bring her plate to the slab is the hall and to help herself with meat which had been oat of the joint and left in the dah by Mr. LoweethaLL Witeem could sot stem whether the prommitriz took her diner from the slab, as she remained in the dising-rooes. While they were eating their pantry the governess came into the room with the prcscu tries plate, and said, "Look here at liary's dinner." The prosecutrix was called Mary in the house. They looked at the dinner, and sect the governess to the Police-station. _ _ Innreply to questions, the witness mid she missed her witch on Saturday before the prisoner was taken into cue. todr• She bad lately been singularly unfortunate with her servants. Sinus the prosecturix had been with her she had bed three cooks and two charwomeo. They did not leave through any complaint of the proucutrix. Witness had mined property both before and since the prosecute.'" had been in her service. Mot Lowenthal! handed to his wonhip • letter, which wu sealed and addressed to the primmer, sad said it wea pat over into her garden by a boy hat Tuesday. Mr. Ingham opened it, and, after rending the cootie* tPlnared to think they were of some importance. He called the proseentrix into court and desired her to write on • pie.* of paper the following words, "tint me something." For God's sake let me know what you am doing." After the proucutrix had written those words and sees& others Mr. ragbag's looked at the handwriting and said it wee clear that she had not written. Mr. Wilms said some scoomplies of the proem:Wiz might have written it. He hoped his worship would discharge the 11111TUDAT. a MISMIIIII r. to W. sad ant., MARL N.W. to 8. M., froth to andante to trim* groom with some rain IS OMNI. rain. Al above. Winn= N.N.W. to W.h.W.. heel. with rain In plane. N.L to N.W. and SOITIIIMIL N. to W. and S.W., 8.M.. moderate to fresh, some rain In &rah, some rain to Snow Owes. As Next above. UMW As neat above. itertnemisienalwad. Wotan= Wales, and ad *wades- awniallediteh hlanrt mml Bal. Lantern mimiward Ingham' and North Sea Sr. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL—The following are the preachers wointed by the Bishop of Landes to preach in the cathedral Merck oe Sunday monde. I. the ODOR* et June, 1864 :-Bocday, Jam 5, the Bev. Frederick Charles Cook. M.A.. of St. John's Collage, Cambridge. Canoe et Eimer Cathedral. sad preacher at Liaeoles-mo ; Sunday, Jose 12, the Bey. William Altai/is Seem, of Triad) , College, Cambridge, vicar of St. Alphas., Orem , wick ; &today, Jam 19, the Bet. William Beery Lhasa Y.A., at Christchurch, Oxford. Rector at St. Amortise and St. Faith. Watliog-street ; Scaday, Jam 28, the Rev. Job. Edward Hem" of Clare College, Cambridge, rector of St. James's, Piccadilly. Wzartuarria Aaarr.—The following are the • preachers at the Special Erma( Barka for the mouth of Jane.—Jam 5, the HIM Y. D. Bautisa iamnibeet of St. Peases,Vmoatreet, and Prof..., at Battey mid Literature in Qiisee's Collage, Lenders ; Jane 12, the Bev. Dr. Moberty, Used Baiter ot Wiecheder ; Jew 19, the Bishop : ot Oxford ; June 28, the Very Bev. Dr. Hook, Dean et Chichester. RAILWAY COLLISION.—Last evening the train w►iah leaves Miaowed at ball-pad 9 tame into collision wit► another train at the Janina between Berate na tion and Mortlake. Several persons enneised 'spry, bat happily soiling mare manes than severe con. By some means the Richnsoed train was on the wreag lira Varian opinions was expensed as to winking t►e panne sae or the sigoalene was at halt. Had as aesnient o► caned to the =pram Risannend Una that lowa Itiehnend at a quarter pen 9 the malt might lave been series& The wenn= waived at Waterloo station we* at 12 °Weak, two boon atter the right tram Tali MEM, WEDNESDAY AM NON JUN 11, prboesr, is haberiendlinniel.lll4, shdpeobid ens on ths part of a &Gigots/yours. Heaaah Boma. We amer•Ps. newt to the prorintrix tskiai her inner into the inisey. She skid** dtd net sse Kay sett in of hit &am ea el Ms mouth, as bsObialk war bum& The preissnen said, orn o 4 dear nisi ilansi, Inners" is it is las plats? Wit , aloeslooked at it, sad took it doss the dialig-eons. The nosintrix did mot cenplaia at the tins that bar dims bikinis* her heath. 111r.iirebern mid that it the evidence mu tree t►eee was s very carer am. The week part of the ore gm Weis whack the tiosemedrix was ordered to lake bar dieser from the slab. If she did so it one perfectly widest the Gook did 3104 petsy of the phones, mixture with it. If se the other load rho did ace it weekl be very Moult to establish a cam, for the mixture moat hare bees dose Nader the eyes of the oompishmat lenelf. It woo s very difiloult sew, sod be mom take a little time to emoider what wane tube._ Mr.liiii;;;ldil he biped Ida client would be admitted to bail. - Br. beim mimed en tbis ecesioe, an aceonet el the letter, Mira be Owed fa the beads of Sergeant CoMmem. with iestraetioes DM to iew it to my piece, but to lever Sete the esetesrls. His woreldp aim remarked that be would not mud ber for trial until every effort had been made to fled the liflawl alleged to have been lose by the prom:atria far, as be maid, if that amid maid, be farad, the whole ma ter would then be cleared up. The primer was the remanded for mother week. WAR mars.--awls DAY.) Two to'Crivii. The railway market is inactive to-day, and wary little change has °warred in prima. Great Western Stock continues in demand, and has fur ther advanced # per cent. South Eastern, has also improved f. The other leading lines are quoted the same as yesterday. London and North Western is now quoted at 111 to ; Great Western, 66# to I ; hind, 1301 to 1.314, ex the new inns ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 112 to ; South Bentsen, oci to 4 ; Grass Eastern, 47 to I ; Loadoa and South Western, 97# to 98 ; Metropolitan, 113 i to 1140 Great Northern, 130 to 131 ; and doom, 118} to 119 i. Ifestlndi;n Railway stock has Unproved, and Great Indian POIIIIIIIIIIA ie firm. Canadian and foreign lines are inactive. Lemberg shares are officially marked f discount. - - ---- -- - --- So. I Wan 114.111. Weft fiber MOAN ..'12,11100cda1p.0,121 1 102 104 ..... .... .. Oa Nor.l6p. IN IN IN ... .. 1068000 lot 10 —, . . Do.' gird WO 108 100 2111 . 6.1199 1 .. DO. 6 pot 01i0n.40 100 01 90 91 isomi.. 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Merin Bet ; littlegar, Set 111 b. MUIR/2X —Perfume I, By Littleeet, Wearily, Per nevereaoe, Eudora, ftrize Tom, Little Btar, Jack Kea* Bailments, Vabelathae, Bilides, Lydia Mamma% Bell tots, sad &cope t. OPENING OF THE NEW RAILWAY STATION, BLACKPRIARS-BRIDGE.-(THIS DAY.) This morning the new (City) terminus, in con texioa with the Loudon, Dover, and Chatham Railway, wee opened for traffic. Vary little program has yet bees made with the waiting•rooms, sod the workmen an dill employed on the roof and is other parr, bat the statics, when fiakhed, will be replete with every asp Taoistic*, and will afford ample scrommaddion. The first train left Blaokhlars at 6 o'clock for Canterbury, Dover, Ramagsta, ha., the engine Daphne being employed, and it is sufficient to note that the peasengers were reamed to the Elephant sad Ord* in 3 minutes, to Hiroo-hill in 15, sad the remainder of the journey with equal rapidity. Throogbout the day the Writ end branch and Metropolitan Extrados line was well patronised; and altogether this addition to our mesas of railway travelling seems to be popular. The terminus is approached by the new temporary bridge across the Thrum, which was also opened this morning for the lint time for foot pesseagers. MURDER OP A BROTHER BY A LUNATIC. A sad domestic tragedy occurred in Rutberglen on the morning of Sunday la* a yam( man named Robert Love, being killed by his brother, James Love, while asleep in bed in their father'. house, Mainstrest, Rothallers. The deceased, a young man about 25 years of age, retired to rest on Saturday erasing, atom with his father, both of them sleeping as natal in a bed in cue of the rooms of the home. James, his brother, who has for some years back bees an object of special watthfoloess on the part of the family . , b eing . considered • dangerous lunatic, slept is an adpinu4 room, in which his ..nother and 'Lister, also slept. He was subject to occasional " turns," during which his aberration of intellect became more marked ; but on Saturday he went to bed apparently quiet and composed. All was still in the house till shout 2 o'clook is the mora ine, when Mn. Love, bearing a sound as if some of the occupants of the bed is which the old man and her me Robert were lying were sick and vomiting, rose andereat into the room where they ware lying. Dayl•ight was joy*, break ing, and looking to the front of the bed where Robert was lying, she saw blood gurgling from his month and streamiugover his throat and dia. The family were roused and medical aid called in, but life was extlact, ' the throat being cut right across, a long deep Rash having been made, extending nearly from ear to ear, and severing the windpipe. On a narrow shelf at the foot of the bad was found a rasor, marked with wet blood stains, and a suspicion that the bedew man's brother JUDOS bad been the cause of his death lies thus confirmed, the ream being one which he had borrowed from a barber in the village about • fortnight ago, and which his mother,who bid all the household knives and cutlery from him, had in vain searched for, after learning that be was in possession of it. The lunatic, on hearing the alarm in the house, rose from the bed in the adjoining room were he bad seemingly bees asleep, and came for ward to the door of the room, after looking into which with an unconcerned air, the grief and dismay of his mother and sisters making no Tights impression os him, he Warped to bed. Several polios *Mows shortly afterwards, the Dews of the tragedy baring reached them, arrived at the house, where they apprehended him • and, evidently conscious of having made himself motorail* to their oars, be be submitted to be taken into custody without saying • word or making any resistance, His mother states that about a year ego she applied to Mr. Wallace, the parochial inspector of the poor for Rnthergles, stet* that her son James was "cot o his mind," and a terror to the family, but the inspector having ascertained that be was able to continue working, bad refused to relieve the family of, end burden the pariah with, the charge of the Ineatic. The unfortunate, since his apprehension and under examina tion, would neither admit nor deny the accusation that he had cut his brother's throat, and seems yet to be labour ing under the mental attack that had been working in him when he committed the deed. His inanity is attributed to, and has only bees visible since, • calamity that hap- Domed to • young woman whom he courted about seven yon ago. .-(THIS DAY.) 1, II A.K. arcs. 24. W. KN.& N. W.e.w. N. usolNAiy muss AND groom. Olt I Pd. I 11421Watli. I =Z s. : I Mallet. la. 1*41./ p, US , all Blir.,Wololo4ooz Val. II 112 - Bt. AN Biyikend Tyr - .- - 10 all Bomr.Blistr4l4 MAC lll 9 - 0< 1100 Prieto/ sad largar N N as N. US Wobbles llB4 lai - M all Orr and Barr - - - N alb Orrin II 1 7 10 all Do. • .) • sadly. este 0 -. .., .. 10 all ,Do. B /24. sierra Is& - ... .. IS all Walla aad le lase N IT - N all Dares,Peetlatibdis 141 17 -. St. 100 Sdbaberrar Glesper 90 - N. 1110 Olmgow sad B.llllgars IN NI I N -. el IN (hest lastar Ord. St. 49} 67} 47 N. US/ De. Ilt, 109 Do. E. Astir., Neal 11} Ii iiie - N. IN .Great Nortbotrotlar - - - N. N. IN lareatNarlbara UO ill 1101 N. Dale ILa r dr. or UP 160 -• St. 101 De. 11111414 clapalda IU 1U - KIIIS lit. SNIP & Nor (Ira) I* Warm O4 Si SO } N. 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I do Do. 6 Itzboaddes Do. It do .Greed Trunk of Canada Do. Id wet. Boob dd. didorred Do. Do. tad ion& Gooch Do. do. deonlod Do. ad prat. Moak Do. do. addered Do. ithipret. Stock _ I Do. do. deferred :1011 Grost ladles Pogosuls Do. goo. I par oast 11. (podia g, I p. ct Do I. Woolen of C11.M.11 Do. do. do. 10774 pollaa unload, Do. Now la I. 11/6 I KS IN IN ,10 Maras par. f p. coal Do. do. LZ.. Do. do. do.— Do. Mb Kolb. Cory. 6 per a ad Kolb. sad Hobnob's Bay N. Brum& °mato/. N. ILobrbs.lllp.e.bdp.b. idolodo. dr • per orb Do. Dab! Do. do. do. do. Do. PonpLab d 0...... Ds. IM. 86.11* do roinir 11411Kiff'4-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CiocX. The heeds have expetiensed a destine of about 1 per oent to-day, but, with this exception, the pikes of public securities are steadily supported at yesterday's quotations. The ge neral tone of the markets, however, is dull, owing to the continued absent* of brininess. Chiefly in oonsequenoe of a belief that the directors of the Bank of England will reduce the minimum rate to-morrow, there have been few transactions in the diseount market to-day, while the supply of money is large. The rates for good three months' bills are 61 to 61 per trent. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Recites opened as 66fr. 66c., being the same as yesterday. For the new account the price is 66fr. 96c. Consols are now quoted 911 to 1, with div. for money, and 901, "sellers," ex div., for the ac count (June 8). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 1 ; ditto for account, 901 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 8,1; New Three per Cents., 891, 1,1,1 ; Annuities, 1886, 14 7-16 ; Bank Stock, 231' ; India Stock, 217 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 106, ; Exchequer Bills, March, 7s. prem. ; ditto, June, 2e. prem. Foreign stocks are very steady. Greek Bonds are 1 better, at 25 to 1 ; Mexican are firm, at 441 to 1; and Confederate at 65 to 66 ; Spanish Passive are quoted 341 to I ; Turkish Consolidds, 481 to 1 ; Turkish Bonds of 1858, 69/ to 1 ; ditto, 1862, 71 to 1 ; Russian scrip, 4 to 41 prem., and Mexican scrip, 1 to 01 die. ; Transactions are recorded as follows :—Egyptiaa, 1001 ; Greek, for account, 25, 1, 241 ; for account 681 ; Mexican, for account, 441 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 86, 861 ; Portuguese, 1856, kc., 481 ; ditto for ac count, 481 ; Russian, 1862, 87, 1,1, 1; ditto 1864, scrip, 41 prem. ; Spanish Corti. thaws, for account, 111; Turkish,lll.BsB, for account, 691; ditto 100/. Bonds, 72 ; ditto 1862, for account, 711, 1 ; ditto 100/. Bonds, 711; Venezuela, 1864, scrip, 41 din. International Financial sharers are now quoted 6 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 31 to 4 prem. ; ex the new shares ; Mercantile Credit,9l to 101 prem. ;Lon don Financial, 121 to 131 prem. ; iludson's Bay, 19 to 1 ; Credit MobEier, 41 to 1 prem. ; Credit Fowler, 7 to 8 pron. ; Millwall Ironworks, Ito 1 prem. ; Imperial Bank of China, 4to f prem. ; and Imperial Financial, 31 to 1 prem. The market both for bar silver and Mexican dollars is remarkably inactive, and there is an almost entire absence of demand for the East. The quotations, however, are maintained at Cm Id. and as. 2d. per ounce, respectively, owing to the limited extent of the supplies in hand. The foreign exchanges - yesterday afternoon ex perienced no variation of importance. Bills on the Continent were in fair demand. The rates were as follows : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.04 to 12.04 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.164 to 174 ; Rotterdam, 3 nioetha, 12.04 to 4; Ant werp, 3 months. 25.624 to 274; /Limburg, ros. tenon, 3 months, 13.84 to 9 ; Paris, 3 disys, 25.224 to 274 ; ditto. 3 mouths, 25.624 to 674 ; Franktert-an-the-Ilaiws, S months, 1204 to ; Bt. hiteranerg (per rouble). bimonthly 324 to 1 • ; Vienna, et/ as, 3 wriethe, 11.691 to 74; Trim* dr., seethe, 1L824 to 74 ; Madrid, 3 maths. 46 to 484 ;Orbs, toost 6ll 6 48 to 48 1 Loithors, 3 months, 25.70 to 76 ; ONION 3 mouths, 95.70 to 76 ; /Pan, 3 mouths, 26.70 to 75 ; Naples. S months, 26.70 to 75; Memo, 3 mouths. 95.70 to 76 ; Noma, S months, 25.70 to 73 ; 14 • 1 ". 90 dun, 51 11 10 1; °Pad*. 90 dam 614 to 4. At the meeting of the South African Mortgage and Investment Company held yesterday the ' report was adopted. It referred to the payment of an interim dividend up to September last, at the rata of 6 per cent. per annum, and recommended a further distribution at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum for the remainder of the year up to Dec. 31. The directors of the Provincial Banking Corpora tion have elected as their General Manager Mr. Ro bert Trotter, a gentleman who, we are informed, has had much banking experience in connection with the National Provincial Bank of England, the Manchester and Liverpool District Bank (at Liver pool), and the Provincial Bank of Ireland. The share certificates of the Oriental Financial Corporation (Limited) are now ready for delivery, in exchange for the letters of allotment and bankers' receipts. The share certificates of the Commercial Bank Corporation of India and the East will be ready for delivery to-morrow. It is notified that Colonel Phillips, of the Pipe Grange, Lichfield, and Mr. John Collins, of Argyle. house, Camden-road, have joined the board of the Wilnecote Collieries Company (Limited). We subjoin a statement of the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the previous April and four months in the last three years : For the moth. For the four months. 1862 1863 1864 .... . 13,225,039 49,803,490 The month's exports are shown to have been larger by 1,327,8621., or 11 per cent, than in the same month of 1863, and larger by 3,402,1511., or 34 per cent., than in April, 1862, while, as regards the four months' comparison the in crease over last year is no leis than 10 , 434 ,0391., , or 26 per oent., and over 1862, 13,645,7691., or 37 per cent. The increased activity in the export trade denoted by theee figures extends, as usual, to nearly all the principal staples, but is especially re markable in cotton manufactures and cotton yarn. The value of the cotton " piece goods" exported daring the mouth was as follows : 1082 22,290,027 1863 2,884,477 1864 3,656,776 And for the four maids : 1882 29,411,708 1863 8,759,541 1884 13,316014 There is also a remarkable expansion in linen manu factures, the exports for the month of April having been as under : 1822 2405,219 1863 498,713 1864 666,149 In no item, however, has the ratio of increase bees larger than in woollen and wonted yarn, which has been exported to the following amounts; during the month : 1862 1883 1864 Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, and other shares, as given in the Stock Ex change list of last evening lesonses.—Alliabes British sad Foreign, 151; Ditto Merles, 46, 5 ; Miss, 131 ; Ornemercial 17Mee, 81 •, We, 61 ; Guardian, 52 ; Firs, 300; Ingrid Lite, 301; Law Fire, 51, 5 ; North British and Mereasr Ws, 181, 19 1, ; Ocean Marine, 211, ; Monis, 147; Bock Isle, 71 • Thames sad Mersey Marine (Limited), 61. Gaslight sad Odds.—British Provincial, 31; Brighten I and Hoye, 30 ; Commercial, 46, ; °nation:AM Union (Limited), 71, 7,1, /, : Zeropme, 141, 15 ; Greet Cen tral, 171, 1 • Imperial, 87 ; I Osetimelal, 10, 1; Para (Limitid), 91, 10; Phenix, 120, 2; United Gemini, 42/, 3; Western, 171, 1611; ditto 11, 8/ Waterworks—Berl* ; Greed Joshed/is, 84; Wad Middlesex, 115. seals—ltinnhighass (Guaranteed 41. per met London end Nara Waters), 80; Repeat's (or Lend*, 251. TtresDAYlNirma, Consols, which closed yesterday at 911 to with dir., for money, and 901 to ex dir., for the Bth of June, opened and closed to-day at the mum quotations. The official badness report is as fol lows —Three per Cent. Consols for money, 911, 1; ditto for acoount, 901, 4; Three per Cents. Re duoed, 891 1, ; New Three per Cents., NI, 1, ; Bank Stack, 237, 230 i; I_lfdia Firs Per Cent Stook, 1061, 103/ ; ditto Bonds, 20s. dill. ; Five per Cent. "eofaced " rupee paper, 104 ; ditto Rye and-a-Half per Cent., 114. The India Five par Cent, stock was firm. The Mara Brilisquer Bills remain at 12s. to 7s. • dia.; and the June at 6s. to la. dill. WEATHER REPORT. IFSDNEIDAY. Nairn .. 7697 :: , 1 'LW. Abartham 19.0 W.N.W. Leith Arthomaa 7l 60 N. GrotharraMa ASS 11 N.W. ()shwas .. —119.91 64 N.N.W. Valrutia taw mu LN.L Oars Ciaar ,19.90 49 LN.L =.177161 LN.I . Fill 11 OS W. thighoth Parthroke SLO 42 LN.L ?mamas .. stn Ai N.l. Orme .. '19.72 61 &LW. LOrMat 24.40 41 ILL Itochatort 'II SO 4 I &N. Stymosth 's.7ll2{ N.L Weymouth an 511 31.111. rortimarath 19.80 111 LN.L Latham ILO 42 NIL Dover 16.*1 14' 'N.ILL Yarmouth 14.111 ill LILL Scarborough WM 14' W.Lth. Shielth ii.:7 441 N.W. 7161 thotam 4 ILO 41 1.1.1. N 61 NS 106 PF k Poi Se 4 77 es 71' 00 77 U 101 10S 00 100 106 IN 106 106 ___ 1 is On iot VI 73 76 Is 14 61 07 16 67 10 II 46 66 29 31 26 30 106 166 1 161 i 17 0 Hi 101 ge ladle 91 Pt 82 St Pr i Pis In lea a? SO aa at II IS I 6 n 94 Ng 10111 ICI 1.6 i 111 " 111 "I 96 99 JOrRT STOCK DANIA N. I a. i 1,000 100 Apn mod U. I. Disk 10,000 103 AWssoala•ALfrorpool 1000 100 I Do, Now WWI 00 Anglo Austrian UAW II Anglo MO an (Lulled) UAW Yi di lAastraimia Do. Sow 11.001 1 Danko/ BritEbOolumbial MOM II Bank of = .l 0000 100 Book of 16,4100 20 Bank of Otago 10000 100 Bank of Quosoalatt l i 10,000 00 IlsokofUndoria.Autritt 1,000.100 Bank of Wales= mow dlO Bank Now M.OOO 10 Bnuillan&PcwltignomiL 10000 60 Mit it American ots.(l. 110,000 00 British & CalLonnW(L 1000' 60 British N. America *IOW 1111 C. Bk. India,Awn i elms 7,000' 10 Do. bow 10,001 Cbrted. Y. al Ind* 60 10600 26 Do. Sow 0,0 0 0 100 10,000 100 aniak 037115 10 Deaselidahed Bask (L) 4151'L00 (L) LIZ' 85 ; gn i ii lLoadon (Untited) 116 Se Do. New 1117108 and (Lim) 10.000 II 100d8aolekeelebarid. 40,000 88 l i b sod Swedish (L MAW 00 lieropeem Dewitaidted 10,000 100 /MMus. •PlaaMap.(L) 10,000 100 Do. Now 12,000 100 Imperial Bank. LWOW 1,000.10 Do. Bow LlO,OOO M Imperial Ottoman 104,000 a ' Lad Morin. India (L' ADO 01 k.o:Mral It k-• WOW 100 Lodes Best el f w (L I 14800 K. !Loaded sad Baadlaa 40011,N0 ilds.ll.Ameat/LP/M*l. 10,000 as Do. do. New 4,000 100 Low, Dr, 11 (1- ) , 110,000 10 Los. MONA et Amp,. 10,005105 adagios sad Cwionial ( "oft, SO IL L ooduo Ommly 4101,1000 on. limild.Con.344l 1 "MC SO Loma= at 'took • C 10,400' WO !Lon. and M Northern (L) MANI ID London& loath Abides 1,0001 111 Do. Do. New 4.000.108 !Lea. It 8. Moslem Mad 10,8111,100 Lon. I WalealaMer WNW .blercdant ilaak(Uas.) 118.045 SO ,Ilercantita ItaiamL 10,000 mu D.. New 10,000 108 111.1'0.1 Prow. lank (L. deell NO 'Midland ark Mal 10,410 WO I.Natioesi of Liver., New 30,000 10 ,N. Pro. el lagland, New 10,000 60 iNWosai Bask, New 14500 10 'New South WMes 4015/00 (Now Lealeml (laelbad) 80.010 10 Nardi Western W180t:0 11 Ihwebe. elDantlre="4 PuSoltDdli U 4astraba gosells e Utters (1/04.) was, et N. I. Alden 4111/104 Do. do. eirm et Amaral& 18 De. New ..... . , et Deist (Dm) gosp • et U M,. Tn — i 1 OD per, sr $7 3 1 40, 11= 14 1 1 14 ig„tae ST sr. 44 94 173 176 11 llgra • sidle 44 44 3 1 Ms se Masi $ 4 pin 1 lip= 44 61 34 41 11 In pm IS 79 116 137 3 4pm 3 4pm le sem 11 I 933 1 42 41 pm 7 21042 7 BIM 10 22 pa 111 21 p. 10i l i p. t: pm 1 t p. 11V7epla Is 10 p. 12 up. I 4 pm 4 pm 20 27 pal el lit. ii l labe 44 47 I 11 2 28 -a "1 I 4 zal ei 11 14 pal 1114 pin, Pi i P.I t 11 re , Pm 1 pal as sr 4 6pm R OS OS 44 2 4 4 l- 411 42 Si pm Si SIM II 10 pm IS VI a IT IS 11 10 MI MI 100 !MI - 311e U la 1 i qj mwln I 1 0 i i 111111.TheL p•N ii.iiii ti_ol6l is7o3 -1 1 1. - i:joil .1 - !:iiii N Arsio-Meskan Mot N war Il lAve6 Auni re l =e N iert*Wabirke w.4 2 I Ileenbay Glee N Illritieb Asa** Loa 10 ion:I Wa:ado adian eu =av(L) N ion Comply 1111 'Caty Olt-. (trm.) N Com. otAtritionasc(L ) NConiniercialUnion(**, Consolidated Mk .. (Li N Contloentalll666.4L) 1* Corao4Corpendlo 41. N 009.11 nt .114..**Tep.4 N Croat noel* N Lio. of Mauritius (L) *I Croat Nolidier IL Crystal Pekoe 11l I Ds/ Priterneee St Co. 6p. el Peep. Deb 10 EltemeoaymMen(L 10 L WU Int& * 04•41 111 Ocen./1 n 441. 1 and Am. OoppOr *I Zanitilooetiolalarla IL I* Pinteocial CerpeesUen. 111 Finaistial Cliseoavtli 10 Um* Wateliense (L 10 G.Cre4ll4 *Lot It* (L 16 Oen. litesin Its 50 ioaskeolonlarril N Imperia3 lutdionllt* ttlaeseiel (L Lama Carrying (Lin I ) 10 Woes* linsainee. IL) N laadOne6U L lii 4isswa e.no. 4 p. ru a. w. tila. IV , ~...s, N Seentftlee (Um f s & Abler N andfieledon. IL I Weida TY* 1 60 Load. noon. N Do. Nen 4 Lost°. OtontboeC.(L) 10 Load., Italian, ite.l. N Load. howl oolaillarime 10 Mine Inlay. i Coast WACO 10. to = 1110,11110 t 1/7.1M0L 10..0001 111711971 L .72,030 Piz 2 ,1 tiffs !! *"iiil ..... 1 1111.6/01 10::il sit S . 31 ii i_ t% i I 11110,1 - iiiiiii 41 6 vai I L 414 4 in i ii 2 1 61 11 1:1 „. % i Ps 6 Pm i ti ...... „„.. .... 713 IA 1 16. NAN 400 00._ 4 II . IMI 111 ii. iiil 97.iiii Pei FMK 1 I 13 131 pm 11 les ii.iii . IMO* 10,00 WOO 1,0,0116 MAO 14600 >;e00 tO.OOO, ...pc -- 1 I - 4 i l . i~~~ ii:oal _s.ccoi 3I i.. k.:iiil ff(.iiil i:iii *mow won Pail HA* iiiiii &Nal iiii#l soi.isii.l agoooi igiizl 1 4 7.• IIIOIIL -- 100.000 11,600 10,100 10 000 igecel so,oooj 1111,000 Maturitios Imadote.9 MaitlL Intr. Zak Itaraut.Cmditaaso. L Natal Land *Oa C. (L Mama! Din Oast (L) National Oman Iliar.(1) IlarbodilaCoal a L 1.1 IllaabaniT.tLasku(L) 31.1triL&Kaman. la. L SovaSootaao.anelL L) Oman Martin hum Oriental Coaunaratal(L Do. New Or (Mitt* laboallamint) =tai Do. > Ottoman Oaa (Monad PaimmalLlG etaam(L) N rZiiimrawiiiii..(l4 I. Una*ler a a Una N Da Sew 10 L, a, IL(L PI Ina 11 . Now II SW J. City Imam. (L ` N DIM ditto . IN 'Zara 1411111san. .., St. Sea.. /wan. lanaL (L 6O In h, Lair t. &Cat 110 " SIL tnana Haw .. IL ' i f g.IIIJ a. N oath Anstraltaa Lad I Si. SM...marine Teletempi 1 Do. Beep N TelCAnistracallia c... . • I IL N 'llsnostllonsy la. (L.) 1 100 'T. & L linstalloarhaa.L 00. of trrosacT•l4.o6./11 N Clidnew Karns's% L . 1 10 i Upper Amon T•s(1/a. 00 , Vas Minn's Land ... N 'Warrant riaamaLin. 60 I WathaliatracillcS 1. Olki 4 1 i-Ssil S. ii 14 41 119 1 10. X II" 1 1 Par 19 . 10 II Inpia I pi 111 id * e,. id it si t'Or SPIN il :0 141 1 20 11pm g I U sr * Ir l 110 140 die p .r, gPo SO 41 U I__ f 1 in 4 I d 4 141!"..P.1 dis PItIFII3IINCE 11116.11119. Great Wasters, Newport, perpetual 6 pm Neff, mi., *owl tf111866, 12L North Staffordshire, 22i. FORSIGii RAILWAYS. Bahia Lad SIR Fresedeco (Limited), guar. 7 par et., 171. Great Luxembourg. 10, LembertCsersmento Railway (Limited), 41 PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS. 110004 MAT tasty :—lnadon and North Western, 1119 1 11 —Midlaad, IW. altar: e lk-1a 3 1 . — lap Confederate Loan, de 41—Bank et 11 U* 9—British and American Exchange BanichigOonspany( Wad), fto. p.—Maras tile and Exchange Bank Limited), 10 9 11-14 1* 911-16 10 *lila D —Ditto, new sham 99 BIG 944 p.—North Wilt. Bank. El p—London and Inamehlrelnearanee, p —Martihna Lotorance Ilemited( t !p.—lliweantile Maria. (Limited), 9.16 p. 6411 e n inaurance, I —1 banns and Manny Marine (Limited), -16 p. —Atrium eyeball* p.—Natiomal Steam Navigation Compaar, par —Pacific Weis, 94. Dimon, MAT 30.—Three pee Pat. Cossols, 909—New Three per Orel Week, 81111 f—Ditta tor new amount, 141 _llll9—Ns- Won't Banc, dremed at W (IL Pain). 411 9 — W 040 tor account, WI —korai liankjibrw ({mood at 1111 pm.) (AL paid). 319 Talon lank flimitodl (211. paid), I*—Balinet and Northern Conn Wes, (WI paidl, 19—Great Banthani and WeMern (1001. paid), 909—DaMa, Wicklow, and Worked 0 per cent ;sm. (all paid), 13. Wank mlniMk MAT 111,4.41444 VIVO fir... With s Leh meant 01 bnienens. Omit Lainemh 19 1-16—Gnat IfOrdielli 1109—On tat With, 41—dre sad Tarinaire, 111—Loe don and North Wasters, 111+ 11 llasclienter, 60•11•61, sal Liaeolaahlre, mg—Ditto, WA, 210 p.—New ditto, Five per Cent U4 Preferenoe (all paid). ill—Oltno, 3i per omit , 1111-111 14-1151 h BriUnk 3 , 9—North Otaibiedaidra, 71= and Kane* Marine Inearanon, Op.—Midland, saw A per cont., 39 3 11.16 4-osweelry sad Newtown, 911—liereantila Bank, el 10 99 p.—General Credit, p., en. new—Union Plate Masa 319 I --Pairbaint Colgan", 19 p.—Alt and Glasgow, 109. War YOUIDIMINJI Amami& —lnformation has beam roseltad is Leeds that the Privy Omen% es ester day last, dsaided ea resomassodisi bee Ilajusty to pas. as order for the Wells( of seams fee the Wog &Mat ad Yorkeld» at Leads, instead of at Yerk as bassanfare. It Is expected that the drags tali take Ore at the seam, amiss. Leads, like York, ter ha ha tie arm& 110 11 110 11 3. ' In the foreign stock market steadiness generally revelled, though the tone at the close was leas favourable then in the morning. The closing (bat in some cues merely nominal) quotations for shares in new undertakings ars • subjoined, yin : —lnternational Land Credit, If In If prep. ; Imperial Bonk of China, if to f prem. ; Tyne Shipbuilding, par • Bad India Financial, f dn. to par ; Millwall Ir on: Works, Ito f pram. ; National Financial, I to I die. • General Con tract, I to 11 prem. • Italian fto 1 prem.; Scottis and Universal Bank, 1 to 21 prem. ; Humber Iron Works, 11 to Of dis. ; Gellivara. 4to 2 din ; London and Venezuela Blink, fto If , prem. ; Floating Telegraph, to 1 prem. MINES.—(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciocz. The mining market is steady to-day, with a good amount of business. The principal feature is a de mand for Great Vor and ZIA Grenville shares which have risen 15a. and is. dd. respectively ; the former are now quoted 331 to 34, and the latter b 1 to t 9 East Caradon are somewhat better, at 28 i to . East Lovell are unchanged, at 20 to 21 ; and Wheal Grenville at 84 to 4. Tiverton shares are officially marked 111 ; East Cern Brea, 81 ; East Boatel', 31 ; and Wheal Ludoott, 2 . Foreign and colonial mining shares remain quiet, Cobra Copper have been dealt in at 36. At the Great Barrier Land, Harbour, and Mining Company's (ordinary) meeting held yesterday, an adjournment took place to such a date as may be fixed by the directors, not later than three months from this date, by which time, it is hoped, fuller accounts will be received from the colony. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. KA RE-LANK --(THIS DAY. ) Only a limited supply of home-grown wheat was os gala in our market to-day, but the quality of the samples was good. Both red and white wheats commanded a steady inquiry, and Monday's prior were well supported. The show of foreign wheat was by no means eateesive. Selected qualities were in fair request at full .potations. Ie other kinds very little haziness was transacted on f ormer terms. Fkoting cargoes of grain were held at full pricer, but this u quiry for them was by no mesas active. barley was much neglected. Grinding and die. tilliAsorts, however, were steady is prios. was in full average supply sad sluggish request oe former torten We were but moderately supplied with oats. The de mand for them, however, wee in a sluggish state, at about Monday's currency. Beans commanded very full prices, with a fair demand. Peas were quite as dear am last week. The en; ply was limited. No change took place io the value of either English or foreign four. The trade, however, was in a healthy state. Linseed and rapeseed commanded full prices. In all agri cultural seeds, as well as in cakes, very little busies's wee transacted. CITZRINT PRIM. Pre Qr. Winn. a. am; Last, red,len IT to Of Do. white, 1461 SS to 45 Norfolk and Unman red. 18111 ST to 42 ___ OATS. 9. S. bold= l9 to U I bll . Nook lb Se II -- llWang II to AS 1 Dloillliag ... Grinding .. " to SS MAIN. noa i l i fonolk sod 0 Is 66 Wows 66 to ininn owl Win 0 to 1d66 Rix __ _ SW& Mop MI to SI Tiot 2ll lie it Morrow Pigeon 36 to 4 -- Orry Yap. Ss to NI White DP to if Flom Town may pee 20 Mc Itombold l.ll to Ili 26 to a =mod Ilcdtolk, et- u to SS --- New Oise. Ilwillalt, bed l7 to II potato to to IS leach, tool loran. Twit Qr. Damlds sad Isitlp• bag ill to SY Usk.* 1 Ilecider nAra spa wens 17 le IP Annima77., - .7.. ii iii ii Da= 4l to 47 40 to it au aka, bard molt Leakeeo. red .. . elite. _. .. Beittai. esioang to 24 Distilling Matting ono. DO" New - IT t• te - bed Assrvas or °Banc ea. WIZIAGI. MO* MAY 1 Ds* — so t• at __ _ nose tWoi. ID So M MI So M MUM au White Yellow _ .fi So SS .. St U hook per 47.k7 . IV to It %Wok n .. :n to az Amadora, per lot. .. 1$ to SA Arm. .. .. II to 21. INTO LONIDOX. BY WAITS MI 70 MAY It, INcLlNivz. wrn sonair. Nall Oats. Floor. ara fa gra gra aria i mail Bain& sad Rorke 410 N TOO MO iUS Isiah fatale. in .. .. nu. .. i .. — Total LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) fsr 11110T110 AID urnsAnowa. riassaayi.) (71011 0171 OWN coasseroannwr.) Tim market antiasee den sad Act, without say (midis ;Vlla prices. The trameetione will probably tom lip . 6,000 balm. MINCING LA/M.—(T1118 DAY.) &um& —There is a s demand for reining qualities. and firm prier are paid. sorts are in less re gnant, but previous priose vs been supported. Rased ammo, lumps are quoted at 51s. 6d. to 52a, but they are doll of Isl. Prier roar aliady. Comm—TM pro* al Plaids*. Orlon Iron& Is public al* have sold at the previous value ; triage, 66a.di to 69i. 6d. • Ilse ordinary to middling Wintry. Mt. to 183 a 6d.; (Cod sad sse widdlim. 84s. to 87.. Gd.; pea berry, 89s. to 92e. ; astir' good imry, 68.. 6d. to 69.. TVA.—Blackish leaf Commas matins'* is good request, hot higher prices bids' demanded teas thockod bosoms. Rica is dull of sale, sod prime of comma kinds of earg• show a slight &aim. and sold at lis. 94., middling and line Wham. 80. dd. to 10s. fica.-30 oaks of Ammar& sold st 1.. 60. for pow &eons, la 7jd. for 'Aids.. and 1.. 84d. for barrels. !SAWMILL —No sales morbid. Gaitsma has sold at 25a. to 25a. 6.1., being higher prises. Oorroa.—The limited bagman doing is at about lt. prior. TALLOW BfARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market 4 steady ; the present quot►tiooe are sub. joraed:—Town tallow 39e., rot cub; Petersburg Y.C. es the spot, 41s. ; J.u. 401. 9d. ; July to Sertuaber. 41.. ed. to 41s. 3d. ; October to Desssitar, 43.. 9d. BOROUGH HOP )lARLJT.—(THIB DAT.) Messrs. Palisades ad Smith report so alteratioo in the market since Mooday lut. The report. from the hop plantations coatiaus to come favourable, although fly has mad' its appearance fa a few diserlees. Tun Doo Mune ut U1'32.3001. —lt appeen that 699 dop have bees dessreyed by the polies alone Is Liverpool darter the put nieuth-430 in the earth 232 in the math division, 17 is the North Doric division. and 20in the South Dock divides. Special courts some times to bear "dog bilormatiows," mod during a period el 30 days so lees than 1,219 taformatiose have bees laid spinal proem for permitting their dop to be at Imp. This wholesale slaughter of " low dap" who have no settled boas* or honest meths of paining a livslibood, is with the utmost sathfaelion by the inhabitants at who have lately boss much alarmed by the cores of SPnannosunr.—Mr. Spurgeon has recently been 4eeek .m mi is the tows of Bury Si. Edmund's. Accompanied of his Meads, be visited the well-known magnifi cent Church of St. Yvank who. the following elegant col loquy took plays. Mr. apogees. mating himself on a fres heath, that addremed the shank seriph» reader •. Mr. Spurgeon •. "Do _yea alley emoickg boa ? Scripture nadir " eth yea mesa, tier— Mr. Spurge°. " Oh. I thought you did. aa I see a thistoos." —i3criptuthreader " A sptloosi, do! where, whmer— Mr. Spurgeon " Why, there " (pointing to a vary beautiful fall-sired font, erected by the late Yes. CoWaghim).— Soripturersader " Spittoon, sir . ?'—/Ir. Spargeoc " Spit toon—you, yes!"—(Exit the acriptans-reader. indicant.) (Exeunt mama, Spurgeon so doubt aside, his own wit.) — It would seem as if the Inquest ammelthisn ewes of the moth awful of neared truths with playful at am*, turns of imprenias, together with um intoziontisa of popular applause, sad an intolerant view of the farms of other meta, had weakthed the eelf•restraint, reverence, sag eharkty which should 'apply to Mr. lipwrigeoa the passe of the testa which would made to penewek meet preens ej i leny etimelacm horn perpetrating each an stomps at amasses, tee. in which the speech wee delivered makes it elif6sult to believe that it wee spostathess. Naiades is the profile of the foot could Rigged snob ea simas• to a person titling as the ban* and ens is Ithiptal Width& that the speech bad bees beaded up MI an eppetmnity montred far Sting it off in semi chunk whist' wow Bled with marks of reverent ethustion and mat We hope, IMPIPIffer, that this was not the ass. Of woo thing at lead we ore ester, that there &revery mew la this tows Wang* to remark matins of tbe ljaivenial Oburak to wham the remark would have been seareely abi•11160. hal than Is those who heard is—Dory atm! Norwich Poet.. The Ina dry weather erperknOed in the entreat nee* et lky (says the Ohwie►Jeei leant) boa Woad toriewn parka to visit the Moo at am artier period *ea vend. re, Qr. _Per Qr. i 1 -1 i ]w. 1:11'. ILL N.l. as ILL waiir. ILL SAL I w. ILL - 106 I .... 110 j lON $ I S•V• di ... Ilk 41 1011e1 at .. 14 _ 4 14 1 SO U N Mr • I .`