The Express. — London, England, 1858-06-09 00:00:00

INDIA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIA CST Or 'MARIN (now ors OWII . Z.) DIWT4 YALTA& Jun $. The Calcutta steamer has arrived at Sues with i diots of the following data, via. the 4 t h ; Madras, the 10th ; Halle, the 14th of May. At Calcutta imports wore in demand ; exports dull ; linseed higher, money easier, freights quiet. Ex change, 2s. Id. to 2a. lid. On the sth of May a hurricane passed over Madras, damaging many ehipa. The money market w as tighter, cotton goods brisk, exports in less demand. Exchange, 2s. Old. to 2s. lid. At Hong Kotig opium was higher. Ezeissage, 4s. ed. to 41. 9ed. At Shangluis,l3th April, a fair business was doing in imports, at low rates. Silks were commanding a higher price ; in green tees a good business was dose. Exchange, 6s. Id. to 6s. 2jd. At Foochow only a moderate business was doing in tau, owing to disturbances. The Australian mail steamer Emeu arrived at (lane on the 14th of May. The Australian mail steamer Victoria left Aden 24 hours before the India mail steamer, bat had not arrived at Sues when the news by the latter was transmitted. We ( Mous) have received the followieg Wrr= " ♦LRSANDRIA, Jingo 4. " The Calcutta and China mails leave to-day. " Sir Hogh Rose defeated the rebels at Bul Sir Lomeli about the 30th of April, killing 400. They are making another stand near Calpee. The Nana, with all the Gantry in Runny, was tryiag to cross the Ganges to join his brother at Calm and thence temps to Central " Gude is quieting down. Mr. Montgomery has restored the Talookdars, and established the zeminp dame system, to the content of the people. " Jung Bahadoor had reached Azimghar, on his return march. " There has been some slight diaturbance mooed by a hill tribe in Assam. •• A small detachment of Europeans and Ghoorkaa haring followed them into the mountains had been repulsed with lose. " A dispateh from Pekin directs the foreign Pleni potentiaries to return to Canton to meet the new Commiesksesr, who, it is said, is gathering forme with the Weed= of attempting the receptive of Cantos. " Lord Mee sod hie eoilespee had left for the Pole IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TIIIIB DAY. TIN es lux sa lost dr stair Away attar twelve o'clock. 111011TNLAIN LAWS. Ms lIADVIIIS/;ini Mr. ilhernit whether b. bi modal le • lib lodes for 15... to brio" is • bin to ensied W Menrsals Lees dealer to the bole prenowly brought Is by his eel pared by this home ; sad whether each proton Mhos bad weilieratiee is soother place, rad unit illestilhe nit le the unreel d the poen eleleenise Is die Estllsit/ lanbagai p otelip sese glees d eimehmel. etheelle t N0..1m sheelenie lei ether eseninolose lir. Sed the espoh• Os fret pot d the gentles. in WII6 sera b Se Olio pert of the gem. Ilea be to to One thee long le • merles of maidens the Mho had mot yet realised lie serideretice .ii seeder pine. Be shoe% browny rents the tabled oat senics, who he beret b hoe doesppert of her M .joly's government ?DIM DEBT - BILL:" Mr. WILIION gm saw thst on the motion Ike Die woad nails( Mr Pubis Debt Bill, the object oi width was le repel die dime et the Lose Act which pro ves be pirmist at a potties et the lama Mind aria Se his war he eirell tom ea ea saminerfilmo klisvbe weeleika :—" Thal la el this km. dr la Gas rl err boreal viol eserrAlid eli r Tratila weld le be niM hi Or Ilina of isiable aaaaldes. tie seingelea et wbialk Aid& he peareied for at a speedlad Dna saw the Maas at pease." TBNANTB' COMPENSATION (IRELAND) BILL. lire [Snort DBABY resomed the adjourned debate at the meths he ibe spued maw of this bill, sad the debate wee peseslbi elms we upset Lt. N4170N4Z 5O 7.—(THIS Ddr) rele da the mini jaaseal ear tims et the being be the Mears of lime Poor Is the fir_ area tesh Ihe Oars' Weassfeekeh_hie Ora the Arm nemor CMIIII.IIITILT peoldlS:sie Lilo( Beraz a le v ell Lad 1411eless. as of ward, the of the Easy of the eep of Lasa ssi ltigr . La. W. Cleaper, T. D. heir* Lt. F. Z. Andhelerem Stachir, iideasom lienkes. Bev. Oar astelbelth, Rev. Orem Woad, Zov. ele H. T. Thealyeem. Pr. A. WOmm, to J. Theme H. Bober, U. Ms arca hooks spar the peerodlege with prayer, mit thee tare vas ark* with which be bad to ere the emellm. Lea herkei the mat, winch was the Deader barred theist. The eashelq was roping the era are die way, and theme re in esereitable feature b be espred. That reek was the rat somepleasew poise la as report was that whisk use the mar reellefactory as stale of the liras of as wady, whoa armed color hal beeettei great to ma sr, Yet lf their writ wen eared* they bed ame a peat week im preerhog eimeedem. They led bra the ars tatearms th e amine of ebbires atter hi the eieWilee amber of early ad she of elhatteg resheims.prormate lahe t quay of as eimestkat Whim, it brae bows to the pal& OM rime ask hale wows hereaseil. they said met take pre be mew Kroh, be triad the beniseed ark= ea the port se the psb& would be la le the importemee of the work in which the e= l re eeepseil emi the tires urea "hear a arra wee Or resseled with, Mr. Bleepheed, of Warman. Memoirs& to the in. of Latwicha, d the smakee, who robed. The 210. qtr. LONSDAL2 tha toed the report end a 1116.1.11 of the terrestre member of ecieonie and scholia 'earldom with the dear r eerioned with the wrea th% ea &erre the lest km rn last OD Law lad ma them kept pace with Ihe hike yeses. The Mahe WIS. W. C0w,.., li.T , aerleg • vote of Leis le Le *hum tea` ore Yoga arm MN ba rer stem Jalleur rag parishes to obtain Trbam the Pray seslism torero by Mr. Naumann", M.P., sr anal. — Tgireamlissionalmisrl whit the aprisleikal besile- Via Till STASI Plus PiOnccrofis.—Tbs trials Me. Thaws aid Mr. Tebarwidd for slimed Usk as Qs lams dila Fan& re lard hr Friday, Um Ida Wasik bine Lad Campbell sad a quid jury, in tbe Coast d Quota lasi The Attararptlearrel, the Sacetsv-Owit rel, sad Mr. Way wUI .sadist lb. promotion is Me Cram. Mr. Idyls Jar* Q.C., Mr. Ma*, Q.C., Mr. Muddies, sod Mr. thsaa, mallard for t►. lehmeh The own at Holland arrived at Calque by s .tearer la dr maim at Ur 34, are tbe beet amen Ht toe lb. Hype by the Celsius me Wear Itaiway. " It has bo;s • ;emend bete asps latter fens Tabriz et May e, is dr Proem dr dant (al Ciselmil. WOO, " dot a eennybaey fra the eineeimeliset dde dial Ire bre 41110 TIMMI. and do norm boo eased rad a per Marl iteptualen is de Weld b Majesty det exist orders ban bee ghee s kill diesel pity say man, ttoraan, OM do ow deep. le owed bin at the award at *bleb be gore oat for be mend peseaseeda Ns um et men bearer, believes in die pretended weeping ; bat it bop the Shah la adds at deo dead*, and that serves de pupate of It. taredieta y testa( hie Maptety'r attendee ism pat& adds. did *very day fall tato a more imantr .h eendidea." ihe MUM feemele Mete that its the tome et a ladiummiste • hw Maio Untie ta• theism d Vela* et idie the QMINIS et Ili was._, awed plpmaber lis hem ht et, MS et thim " Ilaimid ea tot 1114eit's hase td vemeleal ems am* It limb. lit eta.; the Ulm me* the bid ad - II le all el the MN et bat sell% iillll Woe that II theald harlot gandwast am al" • Wiz tom Calleadespis says :-- 01 The Pews !Wm Ira jag bus quo& vlil a amping d T. alma awl ariersr. TIN Is • pima hemilse, isi am VIM imail also! liumans Mir." THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 9, 1858. SHARE LISTS.-IHIS DAY. Two o'CLooz. no The railway share market to-day is rry lase tire, but steady. The principal feature is a eon- 3 siderable advance in Caledonian stack, which is last Li marked 621. Lancashire and Yorkshire and Great ill Western have also met with mare inquiry. I" York and North Midland remains fiat. The other leading descriptions are quoted much 11° the same as at 4 o'clock yesterday. London and North Western stock is quoted 911 to ; Great Western, 61 Ito f ; Midland, 911 to ; London and South Western, 46U to 47 per share; Great Northern, 261 to ; and Rasgau Counties , 12 to 1. East Indian Railway stook is in demand, and „. higher. Northern of France sad Paris and Lyons shares present a slight inlpTiriebitmt. OZDUILIT Sou se AID WOO= / 11 M.I N. I lanwas. I Irje . IV. ?Wl° ! ........eVM I .: aii—war,2.— Et vtr.l 4 ',ls Lwft s . 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The funds to-day are firm, and an improvement of about per cent. has been established. The government broker has made his daily investment in the Reduced Three per Cents. In the share markets steadiness prevails, but business in all quarters remains as inactive as ever. Consols are quiet at 93i, " buyers," ex div. for the Bth of July. For money a transaction is reported at 97 with div. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 96{ to 98 ; the New l'hres per Cents.,at 98i to 98 ; Bank Stock, at22l ; India Stock at 222 ; the India Loan Debentures, at 99k; Exchequer Bills (March) at 36e. prem. ; and Exchequer Bonds 1859, at 1001 to I. _ Turkish Six per Cents. axe rather firmer to-day, having been marked as high as 951. The present quotation is 951 to I. In other foreign dodos the transactions have been rather more nu morons, but have led to little change in prim Bales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian New Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868 (scrip), par, dim.; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 831; Dutch Two•and-a-Half per Cents., 661, 68, 861 (ex change, 1294; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 991 ; ditto, for account, 100 ; Mexican Three pee Cents., for account, 201 ; Peruvian Three per Cents., for account, 661; Russian Five per Cents., 112; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1021; Turkish Six per Cents., 951, 951, 961; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account (June 16), 104; Venezuela Four and-Three-Quarters per Cents., 68 ; ditto Deferred Two per Cents.,l4l. The scrip of the New Brazilian Loan is flat at dia. to i prem. The steamer Tyne arrived at Lisbon from the Brazils yesterday, with 67,6901. In specie, and may be expected to reach Southampton in three or four days. The Indian mail telegram just received mentions the arrival at Aden of the steamer Victoria, with dates to the 11th of April from Sydney, and to the 16th lam from Melbourne, and 120 passengers. According to the latest advices she had taken her de parture from Aden for Suez ; but on the 4th June, the day on which the Indian news was despatched from Alexandria, she had not reached Suez. It is not yet known what amount of gold is coming for ward by this opportunity. The East Indian Railway Company have just paid to the East India Company the sum of 819,8761. out of the 2,000,0001. capital authorised to be raised for the Jubbalpore line, being 319,8761. in excess of the required deposit. This operation of itself assumes the proportions of a large loan : and when it is remembered that so important a sum has been drawn at short notice from a single railway proprietary, it is easy to understand the depression of Indian railway securities. Many holders have been obliged to sell their old stock in order to pay upon the new ; and of the 319,8761. furnished in excess of the sum required, a considerable portion is probably on account of parties who have sold East Indian railway stock, purchased the lubbuipore shares,: and paid them up in full. The ease with which the money market'sparee so large a sum is a striking feature. This 819,8761. will form an imme diate addition to the resources of the Honourable East India Company, and, being lodged in the Bank as "other deposits," must also for the time swell the "reserve" of that establishment. The amount of specie shipped on board the mail steamer Avon for the Brazils is 81,7701., all in gold. Of the 78,0001. in gold by the American mail steamer Persia, about 68,0001. yesterday reached Lon don, and was taken for the Continent. The residue, 20.0)01., consisted of sovereigns, which, it is stated, have been sent into the branch of the Bank of England at Liverpool. The supplies of silver from the Continent, in tended for exportation to the East, are increasing. The amount which reached the Thames on Monday was about 46,0001. It is now estimated that the shipments of specie to the East by the Salsette, on the 11th inst., will reach, perhaps exceed, 200,0001. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm, and in some cases slightly higher rates were paid for paper on Holland and Frankfort. Bills cia Paris, however, were in demand. The current rates are shown below : Ameterdsso, three mouths, 11.174 w f ; do., abort, 11.16 to 4; Rotterdam, three months, 11174 to t, Antwerp three months, 26.30 to 24 ; Hamburg, minim Moss, Bine months, 17484 to 71 ; PE* thrtodaY i 4 n = 26.21 to 74; ditto, three months, 26.274 to 30; rat-thr)leUe, three mouthy, 1184 to ; Potombnalt4 rouble, three months, 364 to 4; Vienna, elf. do., Wet.: 10.23 to 6 ; Trieste, do., three months, 10.23 to 9,• three menthe, 491 to ; Cad* three seenthe, 491 to ;~rn, three months, 29.60 to 6 ; Genoa, three months, .40 to 6 ; Naples, three months, 414 to 4; Pa lermo, three months, 126 to 4 ; Messina, three months, 1261 to t; Liston, 90 dam 614 to t ; Oporto, 90 days, 611 to 62. The amount of bills drawn by the East India Company on India, from the 3rd to the Bth instant (yesterday), is only 1,0961. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday a dividend of le. in the pound was declared on the separate estate of Mr. Btrahan, the banker ; bat there are not funds in hand sufficient for a dividend on the joint estate of Btrahan, Paul, and Batts. According to an order of the Court of Bank ruptcy, a all of 101. per share is to be paid by the contributories of the West Ham Distillery Company by the 10th inst. At the half.yesrly meeting of the shareholders in the Bank of British North America, held yesterday, a dividend at the rate of 8 per cent per annum was declared, free of income tax. The directors' report was adopted. With reference to the market for indigo, Messrs. Layton, Hulbert. and Co. remark as follows : A revival in the demand foe export, while importers are holding for higher prices, ha. led to operations at an 'ta proom:nut of 23. to 4d. pax lb. epos the fdl rates of May. Upwards of 300 chests have cloned beads within a fort eight, and further quentilles Wild be placed on similar terms. Commning qualities are Main more request. Quo. tenons of contracts in Havre show the value in that market to be superior to our Garrote', and their reduced Mocks and limited Imparts are certain to aterebe ea improving Memos upon prices during the Tam. The July sales, now in comas of declaration, wit' take place on the 13th of that mouth. Prompt 9th October. Tc O'DAY inerors. The funds to-day were firmer. At one period, en advance of I per cent. was quoted, but the closing prices were the same as thaw of yesterday. The general tendency of the Stock Exchange was slightly more favourable, but the extreme dulness of busi ness continues to occasion much complaint. Consols, which closed yesterday at 961, " buyers," ex div., for the Bth of July, opened this morning at 961 to 1, advanced to 951, buyers," and closed • 961 to 4. The government broker made another purchase of Reduced Three per Cents. The official ba .nase report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money (shut), 961, 97, 96# cuss div. ditto, flw account (Bth Jul ), 961, 961, 951.96; ex div.; Three per Cent. B 95/. 96!, 98, 951, 96; New Three per Cents., 951, 90, 961 ; Bank Stock, 221 ; India Stock , 212 ; Three-and-a-Ralf per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May, 1859, 1001, 1001, 1001, 1001, 1044 ; India Font per Cent. Loan Debentures, 991. The Five per Cents. were also offieially marked 1164. The March Exchequer Bills were dull, at 32e. to 56a. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at 17s. to 21a. prem. The fore* stock market was dull. Turkish Six per Cents. Oosed the same as yesterday, at 951 to 4. The Guarapteed Four per Cents. remain quoted 1031 to 1041. Bank shares to-day were quiet, and steady in price. Bank of British North America shares were marked 671 and 68. In landoteam, and animal- Igneous amities there waa also an absence of movement. London Dock stook was olleally marked 107&. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. The mining market to-day is quite stagnant. There is a moderate inquiry for the docks mentioned yesterday, but in numerous cases prices are little more than nominal. Dividend stocks, however, are comparatively well supported. Foreign and Colonial description, remain doll, with scarcely any business. Ai • eastiog of the *chordate. la Oradlillal Daddora. INN NNW day. Ur aocowat• cortaNad lowed s took lamas of UN IN. la know of the mine. Two poracia of load ars amm c d o 6. 6dipotod, Woo Ns at 111.2.. tea , and for at pat tom as &moot aloft. od taa la No arab, attlaig —n efi drooitlag OoratNad oconutod tot tha dlrd latd. Round 11111 Woo sold oft No Tat Waal II toss of load on, at IN. lA. Pt UM TUEIDAT Ivanrso. The transactions in the mining market to-day were more numerous, extending to shares in Vale of Towy, Kelly Bray, Cain Brea, Wheal Arthur, Great Wheal Alfred, East Wheal Russell, Wheal Harriet, and Wheal Edward. The alteration in prices was slight. Cobra Copper shares retain a drooping tendency. Other foreign descriptions were inanimate. I+. iltaiLwAa i aso imbaisia .. 00...5. r . ,,,,,„, . .... -- ..... - • oisraii: vorrea. aisanomm.a.fiiit: .... - . ANNOY Ind UAW ageTliii i' air illf ir.....4:=viic:: ate.. Mita 1 .. = Srbk. amen red Mom W.ll 15. est. Pais JOIST /TOOK SAM le. 1 RN% I Um. $ 13d. I 131. Mom I 111.144. 33,34. 104 1•444 50dU.1143.11464 1144 1 I iIP aLi:o at us. — t t and.. .a :* Kw .....„66, § i i iab i iii fa= .., ii, i ei vi: a .: : a .7._ _.- 2 e cr. et Madrid a :atat.trawk P low Ileulla wain.— i = = * 43 1 WNW look ou, III 1 ft itet Osisma Ikalk iiia 2 o r 17 ~..T . ......4 E. :: v aiiiw. e I 2 aim.-..« g a IX i 4 14 4 . 4iiiii I i i.. IN. I lumen I I 111 are .. De. (Mat La 4: D. A do. otl a DIV Ms Rene BA 10 DeleMZe b • • t. „ 0 Deo. farmatlpALS, a 'llloea PlldiOlid la s 01 Do. witiook. 4 Dodd got. DOL,Day. - n 4 i la a" LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) • -..-- COUNT OF QUBF.NII BENCH. Maw la Doses.--Hadeee Lord Campbell, and Justice' Calorlip, Is* owl Crempron.) PON-AITKIMAXOII OP TIP PAL Alma the y are el Peek v. the Mak lialloolaire Rail way Cemesa ca the grail wee amid ea, Kr. O. Alin mid he had boa said by Mr. Hawkins late as mooed alseerhoe, to apply to their lerdatips for the peelpmemaat el the mos The mesa ca the ether side, he beim& had as etiellen to Ito posegormane. Mr. libirma, mho spremed he the delesdaele, as ha W as *area to the aim his pat elf to a ham day. Ms. Mane wa morel bin a commission al lam, semi Mr. Jamas who wee writ hiss, was &Mad in the Dime Court. ceueldenst thet wok mon= for the non atimasse of osomel amid wet be listmed to by the court. Ikey golgomell a cose en soy we roods, thle high moot weniilleme to rho i to every mart in the kingdom, down to the emit of pie padre. Mr. luau Osimi mid be band that those oourta white most may p,e way were Mot Wooded to, sad If Ude mot whiled is newt its dignity, it mum be indexible in olemdmos of counsel, and, if OMNI did not egimauk strike out the mew Omeghell— We tale of the dignity of the mut, tut WMelting ea the ausideaco of ommed we really benefit miter& Postponing mem frma day to day embarrasses our_preesediags, and accedes, ashy and expose. The case was then proosoded with. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-ROl7lOll. ♦ CAPTAIN IX TON NAVT ANNTENCED TO SITIO DAYS. AI Ammon Okris e = s ti r embr nal Nav7, at roma Wilma fa NWT, WY aisamored by his Dolan Ihr rohafag lo pig ea, his lawful fora --- Hdandent, apes beteg melted vhdler he abetted that the charge wee a legal aka tepid la the ellraeliva and sad he weehl pag 161 =easy te-amesev. T Lard blaier—Ded lee yea set wpm! *o gay know Delhadentle, lam etnagra la London, sad tram not aware Uri I druid hove le peg et tam The Lead Yager—Well, you nest make an amassment with the em le Conglalma—That vfil be atelete. He told me et g les t eats Ides sod he amid y ailed ea him that ar etc gar, pig sad ea eoal be t d no I t gut the shad zoo astio drhadmat)--Havial you got the wry? Cocephimb--Thes get M frost your agent, es yes aid yes wadi Mr. Geoids We cierk)—This is the wooed wasusoes. Me MI set le the frek thy had. otgrY Thore's another enamor out spirt elm sew, st Mariboraegtt-streek lose witsdag to pay moan cab ers 145., sad I know smother sees trite. the dew out d h. M. t Ms. Is the arse ay, mime I lee lithium's' out whe Led Mapw—How is ft, thcids diet If yea lath se raw yes go Misr about Is eels People who sr sheet ef mew madly die is emillowee. Ddadeet—l apeoled to pi ems wary froth thy mid every day, and thought I ovoid pay there thou. I eked get sone atcery by smil shed be happy to make that am nue esegesselka le-orseew. Led Migar—Tsa roes pc like the taro, 6s. for his lee of ess, nil b. he the esieraose ; 144. in all. Dahrhail-1 died ho low/ to pay Mot to-redrew. lard Maui—let dot wtll sot do. I caul make say harem you sod ether people. I ass lhondore emir yes le pey the 14a. at odes sr go to pried he sewn Valdes% sack allow me am Ile the awl le ;with as Is my spat Is lie fired, re II be WI get as the dew P Lad Mayer--I can't de disk but you my end is year egad. bark You most nods esetody year modeger cedes though. Doloodiat thowhol W laity, ad oat hiorolf dews Is a dab, bid the polerithohed Mom the stair, sad tidos Ida Wow, Wiwi lin op la Ile womi wow. Comploarel Own wool ill rag dwit oliosoik he mid go so mosey front the goad e*sia, he bed doe oesegli at We lodgings, whoa he mild, to pow Chet he boll peaty brandy, whiskey, sad whelhos, she the Lard Moyer Y. debated his opiates dist dm woe mot cemoso al the aged w ould ing the rectry. Uri lbodomolbo 'afloat aoptala spool We ems doom io doom vb. WORSHIP-M.IT. A POSlTlVzrouczicArr. • Thomas Baron, (harp Carr y, Jews Webb, William Eakw, aad Mamma Tema, were charged before Mr. TYllysourt with being ecciosneed ht one hundred weight dst, the property et Mr. Stephen Camden, from hie preeniso in tbe Ready co the lbc =i r Ldre lat of Juno, Forman, 37$ SC, while on duty in skeet, Whiteelopel, ire tee ma cerrying • each, which they dropped to wing him, end rya away, followed by a third person. Ferman mowed two out of the three, seireely,Bacon and CU Trim ehe se, far the time effecting his emu; on the day Tatnell was charged by the suss officer with oomplicity in ths robbery, Foremen searing that he was the man who senisted Bacon to carry the each while Carry kept s look out, awl Webb and Baker wort now accused of being concerned Is the sus nebbery. Atter a great led of evidence implicating the prisoners, awl the presenter identifylng the fat in the sack se having boo shies tom Ids premises by very daring means, the thieves loving to seals a high will with their booty, Mr. Theme Board, ((RA I' risotto Tate cautioned the Ulm as Femme to his rely= to dot prisoner. NOW& bowerver, could the Mr. lleeel celled , wend etteeme who 4: b lot ial l abanalia teams edam heard la a meet afjeetior. It ass he is la the lervire et Mr. Bad, 'snooker, of Cash~i44 the boson of vide ealobliehaseet mid it wee qdb lapswitio that the young Ems could be guilty of the n=d is him. In every new* hie character wee on. Mr. Bierd said ladepondent of this he could prove an lb. Vipmersee, foment, ordeeed all the primers be MAR.YLEBONE. D SOUNDS IMI4 LAt DA/lI3K. Haas ilierleit - e - ifeji;;;;; ic;l- looking i - iintrdecently , attieed *male, egad 22., sad who &scribed herself ea a shirt-smhar, was charged tailors Kr. Broughtoa with atteutpdagb commit midis with palm. P 1113 D, maths* ea Monday analog ha was ea deity la Usswa-greme, elm ha was is by • iamb that Ohm was a yams wawa at No. 21, Faater *set, Lisemogreve, who lattehsa Nam poison. He went than bndy, whoa ming Me slate in which she yea and that Mao was as the to be lost, he mixad up a ratimard draught, whit* was gimp to her. He also ant for • eurgess. He arrival asel pve bur acme maim and directed Met abs add hi neseved ass le et. Mary's Hospied. She was sisneyed date la a eab, and the Ma me lamp me mit& As die was aliatly re coma es apses, beim the meglarates be bratilit her away le wadurge ma auembeillsm la wsewer to Mr. Dewaghtea. Ms pelitemes sided that the Wawa/ aid saes Deals thud dr bad swillowed three warmth el halo r. . . -- - Mi. Drag Mos maul mirk Wowed theprisofter to attempt kr asiNssioustles t _ 411 am& mail lid As b.&vsd It wee as weewei et behagjeekees of a paw Ws wwe 114* bad premised b w war restryawlemeW list Imo bed bac Lame Lam . the maw of die paw Me =L a t lI Z =TM Lataw the Omer apes de prisses et bee awdeet, wed i l id she walla de swift aft wort apes. The yeeag ma. who bed wompeolled weeeliw. was El=* Mr. Beweellow. whew be down' Oat he be. lee le vel Mb ellighleil petemor, sal like awes wee thee 11. elrewwwWwww ems sot se well me dm wen. RI .. woe Is may Itam Tim pater imunak bp ambition Ix dr alma abs lad omnalarl, ari peidini as. damp 'pia iákl •ce. Bbe was Ora Ova up la Ur medic LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (sT itacrato ratsomisz.) HAMPTON MBETING.—(THIS DAY.) CLAREMONT STAKES. Ralf mile. Bouetta.Cl7o;t7tl;;; aie;;;;;;;;:twd." 1,665tia...' . ROM a Basked, Snapdragon, Annaba, Artist, and Grissida, are bra. STAND PLATE, Ow in% and three-gnartira. boasrea, Tame Dew. Valera, Little Cob. Triton, Biaseertek. Theory, Maid of Athens, Little Trelll 7 / 1 1, Bale laid, sad Olimpee, ere here. SURREY AND MIDDLESEX STAKES. Two raw tionereat, Nereus, V 01.... Teta', Theory, Barbarity, Lab Cob, Bennewirk, Tweed Loan, Naughty Boy, Lag Wilirs, sad Lad &andy, ere bum I PAID Tonlin.--Blni-bietite-Boad. Orurna Ilzamie.—Zitells, Amiga, Tulare, Maggio Lerlff, cad T. T. Cabe. AURAL' AT Witwroi.-0111 Ton, Forgot-mo-oot, Av." llooparftbooo, Trams, llosteesiol, Isseban. Nom Or e libber to Posilhod, Novo. Omost, fluy_Mstag Dokkaosa, Ovllloo Jarmo. Loo X. Wale. rbrnolaa, MMus. Jaw, Yak, allow ti et geot lool, avit oo, J•elt Sprit. Nout ebsia ltombary, Hop ornisiii. to Itrnfrarh lad IN N is IN ; 61:0 IN 104 !Az lilltal i li 1 416 i FT I - li $ 1 ft 11$ II 43 GI 5 Is I t.. a g U COMMERCIAL AND MA.REBIS. MARSIANIL—THIS DAT. The arrivals of English wheat dam lbeelay have beep amen ; at the same time the readges from elated have beep Ht.'s], amounting to 1040 Tim each te-day was inmarm la the extreme, sad =Mak= Weft malataine6 with difficulty. Vim alba to purchsee. Barley without any maim demo& malattited its value. Oats sold slowly at the sarresay elks*" last. Bases and peas in shod sank. owl thatma dearer. r . AZZITALI INTO LON MI MI Jllllll TO JUN II a. Uplift kW. /Dream. .... = ::::....:=:: .7.. I 7 . —.. 2 1 1V.7. ....... . ...... . iiii I ICAO 14t0 37(10 lbali: Book Mu:. La : runioa Tam. —l;rd% DO sac.: MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. iluoes.—The pablio sales are going off at about yestarday's H Beamed unaltered; lamps, 645. to 51e. Coma.—Fine qualities sell steadily at last week's cu rtsey, the lower qualities sold at Is. decline. Plantation Ceylon low middling and middling, 6te. to 725. 6d. ; good to ens middling, 74.. to Ns. Tu.—The market steady but not active; common C 0113 91 1. 8 3d- Rica continues dull of sale and prioee are scaroely sup ported. B.l.trwrzi.-900 togs sold for arrival; refraction 5, at 395. 6d. Carroty.-800 bags sold yesterday on 'Change. Prim were wintered. firtone mid in publicanle at shout previous rates. Pimento, 14. to Sid. Pepper : Penang, Md. Cloves brought 3.. Omia sold at 65.. to 675. flago,l6s. TALLOW MARILET.—THIS DAY. Ths market Is quid, at th. subjoined prints :—Town tallow 50s. ed. nett orb ; Pststsbutg T.O. tts opt. 635. ; Juan 635. ; July sad Anglia. 61s. dd. • asyembm, 61.5. ed. ; Oat. and Ns., 60s. ed. ; ditto, aspantly, 61a. BOROUGH HOP MAILHET.—THIS DAY. Mom% Pattenden and lkalth report a better damn& for hops of all kinds, at advanced prices The &room., froaa all parts of the plantaskma meek of a large incrent of fly and hoe in rapid ancorodon. COAL MARKEL—TRW DAY. Morpsilt Hartley, Hi.; Mirka Art intisy Ids. 6d.; Walls End Braddyrs lotto 160. 9cl. ; Wall id Goo forth, 14s. 6d. ; Wets End HrwaL, 17.. 6d. ; Wails End Eilika, 17a. 6d.; Walls Bad Bough Rettos, 17.. 3d.; Walls End Tees, 17s. ed.--alp at mast, 62. DEATH WHILE WALTZING.—A young couple of Vienna, married only eleven days, went a few evenings back to the public ball of the Spat ant l took part in a waltz. All at moos the young woman slid gently from the arms of her husband and sank to the floor ,• ho thought she had Tainted, bat It turned out that she was Moon On a medical examina tion, it appeared that she had died of apoplexy, and that death mutt have taken place some rem& bel,re she fell. THE ELECTRIC 'TELEGRAPH IN PERSIA.—M. Krctz, formerly a captain of Artillery In the Austrian army, and now Colonel Instructor-in• Chief of Artillery in Persia, has just established (a letter says) a line of electric telegraph from the palace of the Shah at Teheran to the Lulasar Gar den, a dmance of 1,110 metres beyond the city. In the space of an hour, and with the little experience which the pupils have already had, eight despatches were sent, and answers returned. The Shah haa conferred on Colonel !Erste the Grand Cordon of the Order of the Lion aid Sun, and pea meted him with a rich dress. The limo is to be continued to - . . . ........- DESFATCEIES PROM INDIA.—Laat night's Gazette cookies despatches ft= Col. Wasteland, commanding the troops in the Kumla', reporting a successful attack by Capt. Baugh, upon the enemy et Sitargunge on the 10th of February ; from Brfgadier-General Preolue, acknowledging the services of oaken lately attached to the Jaunpoor field fora; from Bligadler-General Hope Grant, reporting his having overtaken and attacked the enemy at Koorsee, on the 23rd of March, as they were flying from Lualmow ; and from the Secretary to the Government of India, being a list of persons lulled and wooded by the rebels, in °maturation of Aces portend UNHAPPY Yo ub ult a rs . .—By far the most miserable looking people I have ever seen have been " tourists." Stand at the door of one of the crowded holds of Switzer land in the travelling meson, end watch the conntonanose of the English party who have just arrived in that dusty rickety vehicle, - and ars asking saalesay if then is zoom. You would my, not so much that they were unhappy, es that they were in that stage of suffering when misery has passed into despair. It is evident that four of the party, vie., the father, the young swell with the green vat and the alriatook, and the two shoe enthusiastic daughters, hare for hoar. not spoken one word to each other, except to salt how fie it s es their destinaties, and to be invariably in formed that it is am Stouts. The stoutish and reddish mother of the family has probably often enough, for of elm is e , idently a sort whose net and loquacity it is not easy to subdue, bat her talk bas irritable and querulous, and it is with something of exhaustion in her tone that she makes the nearmary inquiries. It is rare indeed, at the end of a My, to meet even a tolerably oontented- look iog tow ist. Nmertheless, I boldly assert that the pleasure of oontinental travelling is not only not overrated, bat that it is one of the and purest pleasures which this world ma give. It greats t o to , hot liss travellers who are in fault. Our friends to the dusty maitre had hem dame too much. Having perhaps hat two or three weeks to spare, they thought that the beet we of sajoyinv them wee to get over es meek ground as possible. Atom (Direly, they rushed in a few hours from Loudon to Bile or Geneve, their trams isms of foreign _amok., being thus far limited to ear sickness, gaptioulation, jabber, feridarmes, passports, Mitts ate bye ere and oaks frottmas. They probably rose in a elate of utter bewilderment at two or three o'clock in the morning of the day on which it was your privilege to see them; since which they have bum in an omnibus, a railway train, a steamer, over a smoristeda pre, end five or six hears with a roiturier. Their object won to do a great deal, and their consolation is that they have Ask It—Fraser' e Myr rim for Jane. A LOST OPPOITIMITY.—Mr. 'lgoe was overt as mmel. "Well, I realm I knew Lewis Nay-yoke in New York about as well as say son that I I may my ecesiire •ble, if not some ! And, lam tall you, air, Uri* I'd mat the cards in him Imperial Ilhasety's hand at the km, rim blest if I mi&tn't have sagege_d him I" Ewell the peter et thaTresoh ? Was Ni. Nutt aware - eke he was saylag? Mr. Hutt mckeead, with seeming canklume Is his =llsathinetia, that he stoat wee. He hei bows Ney-polons when to Mat yet oadanlopei &ebtOp " dollars wee dollars." A few thousands, more or into his present Imperial Meisety's hands at that peri&l Nutt wee of opinion, would have induced him to lOW. in merry sport" any contract pima( himself at the kakis diatomi of the advancing memasser, in the x=il r im prelboble event of his (Lewis Nerpoloon's aver being oompelled to return to the United States. Mr. Nast masidered such an event still within the limits at palpability, but was inclined to think that the prospective imperial re fugee, not having been secure i in time, might, with his present advantages, be Method to "ask high." So that it would, perhaps, be as well to abandon the deoign with the Louver speculation. We ventured to ask Mr. Nutt in what manner he would have proposed to turn his imperial invest ment to profitable account. He could scarcely exhibit so m appers" in a cams, at so much a heed per miasma, r Mr. Hutt replied—" Anyhow he Mad I He might have dare it lecturing, or acting, or editim, sr preaching, or worming. He p 'd A h ß a a ve srf pa r id t. an — y A ltow h . andred "—Maisie yearg eni Bebsterros, Pert 1. ago—no doubt there are no such pmpN left Is Me world now—there used to be grows men fa ' L Gee ski loved to musk kik fastiosable youths nimbi Mk; Os Skin Ihtir Y=4 l 2 withmerry Welk; to..ast ea Skim's& yaks masters of ceremonies at t. Mesed Hoke easeingoway ha. tri itmgmang4eMes t Pelb. B62l / 801 with the pules ; le w steer, Imio lamentlia sibe doplig te UMW aw l =amewhen my young lard relied mat is MO the wash. . Of this se fanbt extinct rem Mr. Sompeon was • 'pekoes; aad • peat comfort it is So thin ((& who kisses te ho lism ekkoent)that la QtertaVieleek's Mira ISOM SNOW sok Masks hit, as askethe WOO INT * WES sumaisalt. so polka mmilmlog le ke Ot Miss re (Symms; men; ISA *asst See Mak halee ham eaten off the kes of the liked (eseept am err two that are found in steam, where they loam Waikato km hundred years), and the Meditators hove pedeW se Lekdsooriamest.— The yanks, No. S. E E Air it l iaN ri wr W ; ; na IT SS ST no n Ps paws 1 4 es i n t n I It I: !'it _ _ Pr i l- - - M 101 191 US U 118 10 = = 10 11l V V N 10 N FT Fi 666 6 NS 57 0 -•- US HO 9 91 101 rl 46 N 0 0 _ it i ii gi ri 1 bi a i iii II