The Express. — London, England, 1858-05-08 00:00:00

iroNrew r.) TURIN, Y*• 4. of the entire speech in answer to th e iiremwd f ee ling pee. se such an anemia' men's souls are con e given to the world gnat), if not a heed out a soul, mid ge When Sardinia roes r the contest in the language would be in the English lisle phrases have seemed re, s that Naples promptly complied he liberation of the fter its brutal treat. for several months, all of a sudden, be. did not mean to give ;mat Britain she was is to Piedmont about ving free play to kwe mtrary to those Mae ,ngineere at liberty, the British giivern. of the firmness die. ministry, and re. teople, - by , leaving we ere running oward event all the d both in !talc and pars, at the cost of not to speak of the your Foreign NI inister d that the loss son would not have hap. time with Naples had I ago. By this it gret that occurrence, r moment of restoring with deep anxiety, ke's motion ; but As lets do not induce vs t a description. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (71118 DAT.) COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. ( sa t i n s ia Beare.—Bedeeo Jambes Walking, Crowder, sad Byles.) DALTON I.2017111:ZASTI111 Ill\lLliAT-JODO MINT. ii,o o meg poem es mime damages be the lore of bi s est. 11110 hid bees killed is is secalrat on the &nth- Eatews itannuy, end the jury bad given • verdict fur ni x . I s 'anent to MI. fur gement expensao and be The &erased was above so, sad did sot rends withl r pussy, sad bad so lona lialnlity to wrist them, but is ti is be tuba of viscing them once • fortnight, sad aeking there preset. lads tiros circumstances, the gumbos f e the court WY whither the tenni bad such • p a paery Insetthe 116 of am ,•, sib b) recover &ravages be Ms lessumitsrL:4 small b a n ; sad awn wan • oshoidiory opnestion whethor the pliant amid f•MMIK for gearedswam sal saoarn wt. Justice Winos sow gsr ga.t.Tbs gat ht th is ammo bad barn aspneW of by the pratj of M Chet of issitoopos Ia " Freeklia v. TM South Limn Ram, Company," whorsby it lees thenied, and the drsirsa east with their sabre oosoneromos, that " legM Vali" chum Is not the bet of bjimy, bat that romonabie esesibbf of peossiery afveinesgeo by relatives nosianing ague be Pim Imo semilelerselon by the jury." The m om isoslYesse he till. mei sued. As to fumral ac- Caed maralai Yr imam of that ought Sot to grkitesg, br a. embject miler of the act of wha ling was campsodirma br Wary in coassiaaaa of the decessed nistime mot Wag sad there ems no worth so to sompsmaelsm foe the ea of paying the morl =ohs of respect is deo Mososad, Ti. verdict Priem magi seri kr the pilaf be 1101. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MANSION-BOUM " • LffTf.• INT Pan" /on •UM WIPS. Jain G. reMeats, taratea to Mow. Ideleammt, ear traders let the earreyameo of Lb ben the Ream Osuatlee Oilway to BilliappOserker, we. clanged with being in enOwfal possemilon of quantity of fish. A. he was driving him waggon along Bishopersto-,hoof, sheet ton o'clock Ia the , a policeman taw him take eta hem a beg in the babas of the ran • quantity of flah, she give them to meths, rut, who was walking away whoa the aim we. ap, Nagged him, and found bun m pos mien ef doe gidee, two haddocka, and eight soles. As Na Wren add aot Owl a awatectory account of his pro phienier. the Wiese Wok bbs into cuaiody. • ark hew Mewwweree paved that the prisoner wee la Web mg*, end bed bee wet to B.liingsgste early that nabs lend of IA deeds: to those now producad. Ile bed se ramsM georef • ...air whether the fish pro dead bed leis be had no doubt of the fact. The UM Moye at r i l l iralrllaros, what hare you got le W m. hit ef Oh —N my ea Why, your k wife. worship, I certainly did take • little SI Lord Idayor—Tbrse plaice, two haddocks, and eight soles. Tea cell that • little bit of doh, do yogi. (Lassibler.) Mr. Goodman (chief clerk)—And for a sick wife tee. (I =lWhy, it waist all for her. There was ama with we, end he asked MO to give him a little bit of Asb, eldeolad give him a little bit, and a. my wife had only be. eselhesti three days, I thought I would send her • litUs bit also. (Lai:letter ) Witness—lf ha only wanted &little Ash for his sick wife he tad no ocossiott to stool it, ao them men can always pt some gives to them, but not to this extant Lard Mayor—No, I should think mt. PrisairtLW44 l hope Mr. Macaamara will cot be hard spa me. for I nu sure it will kill my plot wife, who has at;nallaed three days, if she hears I am locked up. Mayor—lt might be well for tier, perhaps, if she wee barn to hear the lie you have told .boat bet eating dose pike, two haddoeka, and eight sole., the third day she it rondo/root (Laughter.) I .ball mend you to lord laboor fur • mouth, sod you may think yourself mry leniently dealt with. CLERKENWELL. • Sil77Li SHAIPIL AM Stormy seed 41, • very fathiosithirettkod dawnikal on tie dirge-sheet IS II algal dealer, rioarlag _at yrelai WOli e ns . -same, Isl i l i tploa, was plemd at Sheba heirs Yr. net In aniaolly ahlei t &hear, Seim J Ximift • for am of Algay Home, Camberlend, of M.. r the lahii Hood hourekop, deathatopton-ernost, Ponamenia. Mr. Jolla Wskolling, solicitor, gummed for the primmer. Theproesestor metal that yesterday, white walking is the neighbourhood, he embed • perfect etrweer the way to ono of the railway miaow The person told him, sad after walking • hide way with him asked him to partake at • Met mfroshment. While they were Mandan to front of the her • geatlemsaly.dressed men come in, and eater* tuts coneorwius with there, mid he had lately had • gnat dial of awry left him—that he wee detertniasd to have • epos mad • jolly Lab " asked them to join him for tits swift. Akar loose further remarks the 'Meager said haw • wary shout men, sad offered to throw two beribed weight, • chews,. of 70 yards for • bet of Ilk no het we. accepted by the taw he Ara spoke hu end he Wei miked and cowented to go in • cab to see the distance fairly amosared. When they slighted he was sapined to tied that It ass • very low boor-shop, and mina gotag to the beck of the lYmee, instead of there being an opts epeas, there was wilting but • short sad dirty skittle rowed. Both men capered their surprise that the C"was ao short, saying that It was not formerly to, sad propoesd to play • runs at skittles for the moms amount. This wee served to, sad the prisoner Induced him to stake U., whoa he loot la • • kitty." (A lmigh.) He soon Mat another pound, gad then hie eyes awn opened (laughter). for he saw that the other parties wee madam um of &oh soar, sad " dialog" sovereign.. They then ladiwed him to play, end slur he kid won ono somweigs he got out of the ground, mod se soon sa he saw • =on he gam takeaway', sad the on was awe- The prisoner had the handling of the whole of the meaty, mod gave it to another person when the game vas ever. Yr. Wsbolims errandy eroswemodasd the empleksent, bat Mad ha shako W teettreoey in say =Mirka = gbi. Poticwoneetable Toespktes, N, Mid her he received be apprebeedirl the primmer, whom he bed known for roma Irmo se s emotions dunk skesper. The Reba Hood beer-shop was the resort of e peg of and and skittle ampere. Mr. Waitaki's, in en able speech, contended them was ne awe made oat spinet km rhea', who had only boned sad bet his money the same se the rompleinint. As to the compleineat beteg induced to elev. he wee s sinew Cumber land men, sad coed Imre gone away if ha piers& Mr. Tyrwkitt oolaidarri there was se ample ere mode eel to reumad the prboom, which be ebeeld de, wittwint actepting ted. THAMES. _IIIIItOOLIIIIO. /aortae raladles, an inglieijnontim, •-- ibe wilh of a Chatosa, Dow as lb. continent, wet brought up ea a Caelmn-Itenwe Ishimatioa, which obarned bar with manggNag of alum, by which obi had Wound a mashy •11061. Tim primmer we. a pemagfor by the Itneterdsea doom to St. liathario•'• wharf, and um a Csatom-boor dim lamed ' Holkagham searchlag her !mime be di•oo•seol • far bottom in on* of ber hoses, and between that and the mat bottom of the boa 1811 m. of dears were ..meted. Tb• 7 ewe wised sad talus to the Qwees'e 'mahouts, and Mr. Claridge appraiaer of condmanad goods, said the ditty on the cigars, which were al hnige manufacture, amosaked to 9a. 6d. per lb. Mr. Yew raid defendant had unfortunately married a (lorman, who took away all bar , her, and went to Rottardem. He woe invited to met him lbws, and obtained all the !lanai dr had, and this eat Itar Imam meta. The bores were put on board the egmamw three days before Mrs. Valentlae anbarked. She did not know what we. la theta. 11r. Yridiey maid be had no alternative but to oonv:et the petsatme sad mateare ►r to pay a tee of 1001.; in telselt et payment to be imprisoned for six months. Of opium kr toWtor would apply to the Board of Coate= for a mitiga tion of the penalty. JUDICIAL CHAIIO6II.—We believe we are correct in stating that Mr. Justice Coleridge, the senior puirmajudge of dm Court of Q111•11M'S Beach, has tendered his resignation to Use Lord Cnaarellor, from the and of oat tars. The mums of Mr. Hugh ROL Mr. Wheels', and Mr. Butt, are asentionei as candidata§ for the snout judgeship. - . COLONIt. WaUt.H.—The followmg extract from • latter, written by the wife of • "deceived and ruined shareholder," shows the whercabonie of Colonel Waugh. of Brims Banking Cwpww•ooe notoriety:—" We herd yesterday from the of the clergyman at —, that the servasta of • Mend entice on mimes at Cadiz met some of Cakmal Wangle. starediate, who stated their meter was residing in • good house, with a car ri age, de., arid Mrs. Waugh with her two lake' maids. If the sermate may be balers& they are beteg in luxury, much greater then Mrs. Waititie GOO/. • year would pay ter,_nd he le mid to be living as the plunder of the bunt" —Maideteew Josorosal. A BOY DECAPITATED tie • FLOUR !rightful meridiem occurred of Wedseeday messing, the U lastest, at Lentos. • village or hoes Nadas leen. About nisei o'elook. • boy, tamed Rowland, sires rem of ego, west to the Old Abbey Flom MW,osospied by Mr. Mirada, wed became entangled by • • aid& 00S. NSW with the machinery, which being et word at the Ifms *egged the unfortunate lad to the NOW, pressing hie thrum es armwely that whim eztriested the deed lite /soy all hem the body ; both We* also be brakes. desseeed led bees hermemtly oesticeed not star the RiIITRQUAIII IN TO ItE Y.--C4llll/161181tiall9111 WW2 et es NS Ilk star that oa the day provlsod • Warr damp As* of nee 'I. aidadepadded by win idol ler motet the lisrpe of anion' pines at ardnery. No amp b adododid &viands' idea saw& The Usenet Maim Ossaitme mot again to e,. orl tie mums, to moppet at Ur poddidisrs allege ... el aura,'- - j iiNsiss, ed Imam was maim I. TAO MAILS. to United States foe oad paeart portico mud man ',Aiwa:nen% os ft bout 'mowing new tau% tn. United &otos poatd that if the whole of tbei e conveyed in Briil inerico might he redden( rat fliers do not the United libliss mose ly, notwithstanding dig ere is between tbo two y consitienible portico el yaopls of England and Jy, b 7 wri , ing and am& o finch an CM the authorities of El. ised to spina Hoot plan f l ui d British tincture troaJd be ID OF I west between Lewd yio os totters to id ark cbarp throe kltyrnd or took dings established by tonpues. tly a.aß eontenunieseine of the poetess ea Briteia mottle MCIV the onions seas. If the smog thole wails, th• English postal revenue expenditure, what th• ly a sillies ererhag mom la therefore Is • ?motor, elute thegereenr• eo. AND PIoKOTIONS t Nojer th• •1 1 , 4 C a rro• appointed Ward d Trite Captain tied tr taapsefer at WI. Wyss', appended Me • Mira Mr. Itheloard isrli ea the leint-ixit tame . There to • doh • aloe, oleo Low. raiser's mad erstradler. owing to the shaming tier. priselpol moot akar Tel evert Afore tee Brood., e Brooch) Mr. Rotuma ;Waisted aspervimor at Yr. J. Waft. Mew d mid W Carviskimweis Bnetol eollectios. Let spectated seesreende N. Cast has been ate sad . rf Allehabed. Mr. R. ) the nastleenete end eel- Deo hr bees nos' collector = a lma- On 116111•11 0111 his aerie- Mr. O. Itelenseeinie 01 Prob.'s, of masieasie &owe Osneths. 11:Th11AM—A ouster -1 es Wednesday, the sth he their, When a length preset position of the 'hr mutt sea that the Iva! al the cocain so fit he sett mortise, °Thit eleres wen .1 the church a grailaaie of the M ot he Ise • married mit noposaMie der the Me. that he have a eel roe, sad receive the ended_ honk cos/!e y. and 40. for the mildest atodect. Iti - ,iraima noutionatt tbat 'it Instil meeting tow Si *Wisest of lb. lode. •aa nowt cordially tor of rico-. rindpal ein be kd • Dom ol tho Forkally pl.4monrial body. Ks. lid Professor of Fast & reed. AT VIZ B/103IPTO1 emponary f.. or', b Ley., of Astwp, br i,43 at Ihe 11111•01111 Is mcordeam with the mite of art os lose. Me i•ni. peat,." ler I a 'ankle,. oval= la publicly ealtibited at the rpresirsts Kmj of Bee -1.1 maltase the bee. Da M. wk..* the abed bee .ti ti Etlueil. la to ow t almost *say of the th century. meth. Keg., of Heeteer lent kr temporary &OW tem'a marble is. unpaid sad plead at the areversasiner d 7) sight. istrated Times at t 7, anima ae• tad that bidders Ow Ink'. • Eponte le sold • dart paying 1,5001. kr a • Centrabandiares Ille J. D Leartreat a isl stied OMc.r ' art at Mr. Barnott's to t in lows' ross to Kr. wentasi hula *Uwe by ..II law year with the a commission for Mr. LIAM I.—Tbe funeral Nap,kon to a, tst tbr 101.11 5°8 7 1110 2; peal thud= SS at in -sit war as ps of the Franck War& ransomed to brawl de tho vaitkis ho•= 0- carriage Modest el t •1T1. 4* id i ns treationar y tore the car toa tioesl Guard. tee 4 le Europe, bee own._ F.gapprort, w m 6 us a the soma OM sl Pekoe. sok 111 I I ma superb S. helms Was be imeieo esdisi webeemei eb teeilebeese • Maw/ &Fria THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY .8,..1858. ALAMO HOTEL $OllllllllB AT GI: ISS Early on Wednesday morning, an impudent rob. bevy was committed at the Albion Hotel, Chester. As usual at race times tbs. boles wait full. On Tueeday night, Lord Exmouth, Sir G. Armitage, Colonel Dickson, Mr. Wykehani Martin and Mr. Oliver were all staying at th e h ote l , an d during the evening had visited the betting rooms. Soon after twelve o'clock on that night Lord Extoouth returned to the hotel, and • man named Hoary Edmunds succeeded in entering the house unobserved. Haring got inside he ap pears to hare on toted himself upstairs until all was quiet. About twilight Sir George Armitage awoke, and amen a man in his room. litir George called out " What are you afteeir end the fellow left the room queltly. Sir George got out of bed and looked up and down the oorridor, but sew no sae, and ha went into Lord Exmouth's room, neat to hie own, and advised biro to look his disir. His lordship said had not been distorted, sad Sir George, thinking some person had entered his room be mistake, went to bed again. About half-pest four, Mr. Martin, la another pert of the bees, was awoke by a noes, sad mw a man without coat er waistcoat is his room. He called out and the fellow ran eat. Mr. Martin, in jumping out of bed, wee entangled la tie clothes, and before he could reach the door he heard • seise rot a door close by teeing abut, bat be could me no ass After walking about the landiog a few minute' Mr. Martin returned to his room, and sat liaising for any door to be ("maid. He then found that 31. 10s. in uld had been taken from his pares en the drawers. Presently a footstep was beard which proved to be the "boots," and Mr. Martin desired him to call his master. After welting some time, the " boom " Wised to lead the way to his master's room, and Mr. Martin had gone to another leading, to the landlord's rem, when he saw • man with a hat on end • mutil-r round his facia walk ing from him. Mr. Martin went up to him and looked in his lass, when the fellow asked the messing of such conduct. Mr. Martin said he bad been rubbed. Edmunds said, "Do you dare to chap me with rubbing you? . ' and Mr. Martin replied, " I do not charge you, bat I strongly auspice you." This altercation aroused the house, and Sir G. Armitage came down, when ha thought it was de seine era that had IA his room. &iamb wee tam taken Into • Mising-recus, and when the weft" yam renewed Mr. Martin mid he could swear to the identity. The primmer eat down and, covering Ms bee with his bands, mumbled out something; but, so wee afterwards proved, be was thin putting • number of beak some into his mouth to destroy them. Sir Owego Armitage, Colonel Jackson, Lord Exmouth, end Mr. Oliver ismrebsd their purees, and it was found that Cel. Jamison had Let two M. notes, Sir G. Armitag• a 101. bole and ease gold, It,. Oliver a 601. note, and Lard lborsonlit di les. in geld bees a parse on the drawers, and is Lead lizatowth's and thr O. Amities purses, silver min bad been eslisib tato! for geld. The prisoner wee seembei, and 181. We. found upon Ms, bat no more seise, so that probelely be ens• seeded In &Mee*. the 601. awl 101. seise as Woos am, tioned.—MarecAssfer COMMERCIAL AND MARKETR TALLOW MARXET.—THIS DAT. The mail is quiet at ibis salliniesd memo Tal• bw, 6i. ust awls, Pessesbiirg Y.C. un this spot, Us.: May sod Jou, 635. dd.; July sod Awe, 1 , 24. , Oot. sed . Dse., 61s. Yaasn Avsatoto.—Tows 66a. 96.; tat by ditto, `2..116.; yellow MAMMA, lida. dd. ; maid stag, 38.. ; rough ditto, Zia.; talb► pawls. 17a. ; good drags, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAT MAILKET.—THIB DAV Mr. I. J. Davie reports trade Itisoy, prior La s Isar toodsooy. Priam maikaw boy, 68.. to 72a. ; do., 76. to Mt.; harbor als.. NIL to efil- cdwod,Mio e; Ow arm, /16s. to 100 o; monad cad, 700. to 901. As. XI& COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Trade cattiness brisk; then is a good supply of most things. Strawberries are now making their appearance in tolerable quantities. Of pears, Brims Betarri and Ns Plea Maoris may stall be obtained. Oranges of all kinds are =Ad abundant. Amos vegetables ars asparagus, , and seakale. Winter peen are plentiful. French excellent: it still tourists of cabbage Istraan te rnt 1. Comma, Batavia& endive, and turaip radishes. Cerulah brooch realises from Id. to 3d. a head. French bare are Tory plentiful. New potatoes an ankh* their apperzarios. Thep fetch In.. 44. to 1.. pm Ih. ; pens, ss. per quart, Asthd and green antic Ile. to Se. per dame. Cocanliers plautfid. Beet sani of del Mame have admaced in prim. Cat flowers coasist et orchids, gardenias, heliobropea, poinsettia SITTNIMTS. noir* mialnulliety heaths. primates, eanislise, sysientsne, tulips, hisciathe, and roses. MU IT. rum. Avg*, Fr lb. Ts 16 hon. por dos. 4. to :Coin! !be, trs" 2= per Am. 1. to I. op, p.m at NU, pot PA tow Ns ANNA .1•To, 114 d. Oolootc. 00mw 40. TWISTABLE& ONNINNT. Ir 1.01 I thiariabers. For dos.. IN le lb Ilielsed. bso NI I brot. For WI. It to E latrow Is to i Odom p. bond* to lo 111 La sin cril=" ler I. LAWNS OA =tier r pir u irks . , " j e er f ie =m ip a t tza d dle.....3:: s ll ow imi t im s. ma : d i Zr stos MINN B. NE N. to NI. pr mom la be la SI oar tor, bto b NM. 40 to de rort e lladl. ""e riW i llretto 4 per A. di It MoNsooa. MA. NW Al CE7Nto. Tor bomb. Id Nu Pan*, per IS busolus`was T.EIPI. pat AN. SI NW I WAA. eras, p. tworh.4l tr *ANN. I. deft Mt to tkosers.iii. Si Si 41 SHARE LISTS.-7 HIS DAY. Two teCt.octe. The railway share market to-day is rather flatter. Many of the leading stocks are quoted to per cent. below the reduced prices established yesterday. Very little hairiness is going forward. London and North Western stock is now quoted at Oil tot ; Great Western, 66k to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 92 to t ; Midland, 94k to I; London and South Western, 48} to per share; Great Northern, 251 to 26; and Eastern Counties, 12 6-16 to 7-16. Pernambuco shares are again flatter, at t to I the. Bahia are dull, at to 1 prem. Great Luxembourg are weaker. The Canadian lines exhilit consider able steadiness. DIMWIT I IRMO IV" 111. IN. I /Yawata I •• 1 oftairmit Was, LID ROOK& tratelrliW"4 4&: Illem..Walw.Amw 'mg latag . r. Jar& De. •1•80111.. V D:j.:PaVerd. to . Delhi Area Mug ... ..... iftivems. . t MO Ina 711 1 1 I II NI IN OP If IT art Ilid▪ labrat ra Oar Saab Detitag Gina itramaa Do. • Orr D. leer et bat. tad Vol Owl Dart Wotan . ne .aster.ar se4 Crain Do. TA. De. Nom LadarbaLtattrortailta gt Is uerdai i % Illadmat . = l t if i ta °l t2 Luta** Viiitata tit= ha StempellOns Do. Ittai . ..tate ai, MIL Ot.iff airs I A r ~wtw "q" tt=ir sd amt 1 = itardwaiiiiiiiit Mar Ica* Derr. Wtaa b. F. IF vics—verems De. 0. 1.1 r6 . i. D D:. Tah Fora kories ..... Ilkass.4ol•Ja. ink f & Winbula Intl Ward. _ dbmadie — Slibegwes Ikea Doris ..... MEW dm* Woks—, doughiarke►lintwiDue • Wehle t i nsd ... Tabit r .. . Wooden sod warmic4l War W. BoTerkse.wenfti P. Ds. • f Ns. sod, Ng I Da. wilt. 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Consols are quiet, at 971 to f for money, and 97! to 1 for the 3rd of June, and have experienced very little variation. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 961 to j ; the New Three per Cents., at 963 to l; Bank Stock, at 222 to 223; Exchequer Bills, March, at 395. to 435. prem., being very Arm; ditto, June, at 375. to 40s. prem.; and Indi► Bonds, at 20s. to 23a. prem., showing an advance. The scrip of the New Indian Loan is slightly cheaper, at 1001 to 1. The Debentures have been dealt in at 1001 to 1. Turkish Six per eenta. have fallen to 98 to t. In other foreign stocks the transactions have been upon a less animated scale than yesterday, but still con siderable. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. are now quoted 88 to 87; in the other Peruvian stocks yesterday's rise is supported. Other foreign stocks are firm, with the exception of Venezuelan, which is rather wore oft Wed. Sales are recorded as follows :—Buenos Ayres De ferred Three per Cents., 181; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 991; Equador New Consoli dated Bonds, 141, ex die.; ditto Provisional Land Warrants, 3; New Granada Two-and a-Quarter per Cent. Active Bonds, 211; ditto Deferred, 61 to 1 ; Peruvian Four-end-a-Half per Cents. for amt. (May 14), 881 to 861; ditto Three per Cents., for sect., 601 to 811; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 461 to 46 ; Russian Five 1 1 per Cents., 1121; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1021 to 102 ; Sardinian Five per Cents. 921; Spanish Three per Cents. for account, 441; ditto, New Deferred Three vir Cents., 281; ditto, for account, 281; Turkish Six per Cents., for account (May 14), 981 to 981; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1041; Venezuela Four-and-Three-Quarters per Cents., for account, 371; ditto, Deferred Two per Cents., 16 to 141. At Paris to-day (Saturday), according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened flatly at 69.76 for the acoount, being nearly per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. Further parcels of gold, to the extent of 68,0001., were yesterday withdrawn from the Bank for expor tation, making a total of 164,0001, since the date of the Bank return (given below). These remittances are believed to be chiefly in connexion with the drawing of bills from the Brazils, through Messrs. Mans, Macgregor, and Co., but the increased with drawals of silver from the Continent for shipment to India have, of course, operated upon the Paris ex change in an adverse direction. The present demand for gold is the more felt, because it is experienced at a time when the Australian supplies are kept back by contrary , winds, and when there is an almost complete and exceptional suspension of the flow of specie from the United States. The foreign exchanges yesterday were steady, at the rates lately established, with a diminished demand for bills. The current quotations are shown below : Ameterdsta, three mouth; 11.17 to 4 , do., short, 11.14 to 11; Rotterdam, three months, 11.17 to 1; Ast thre months, 26.274 to 324 ; Hamburg, mares bottom three months, 13.64 to 7 ; Parts, throe dart light, 26.2} to 74 ; ditto, three months, 26.274 to 36; Proaktoet ca-Ma-llaino, three months, 1181 to t; Petersburg, par we., three months, 3.41 to 1164; Vienna, en. 00, thrum months, 10.31 to 3 ; Trims, do., three moat* 10.32 to 6 ; Madrid, three months, al to 49 ; Cadiz, throe months, 494 to 1 ; Leghorn, three months, 29.66 to 00 ; Genoa, Ohms mouths, 96.471 to 621 ; Naples, three mouths, 411 to I; Ps. lamas, throe months, 126 to 4 ; 11611111D16, throe mouths, 125 to 1; Lisbon. 90 day., 51} to 1; Oporto, 90 days, 61Itof. An offic ial notification, posted up yesterday in the Stock Exchange, announces that the Peruvian Council of Ministers have adopted the following re solutions, which were issued at Lima on the 24th March. — faking t into considered= that the increase of the sinking teed of the original Anglo-Peruvian Debt, of two per amt. per annum, decreed by the law of the 11th of Muth of the past year, is not sufficient to confer upon that debt the pri vileges to which it is justly entitled from its crigin, anti quity. and pre eminence ; that, on the occasion of the above named increase of two per cent. taking plass, no referemos was made to the Deferred Anglo-Peruvian, and the New Grenada Ecuador Debts ; that now that the pacifies/Loa of the Republic has taken place, it will be praoticabie to esta blish a system of severe retrenchment in the public expendi ture, so as to reckon upon a sufficient amount of available funds for the acceleration of the redemption of the foreign debt, to the extinction of which the national faith is pledged, and epos which depends the social program of the nation and important measures of Internal improvement ; that the holders of the bends of the aforesaid loos have directly appealed to the seem of junkie of the government for the purpose of obtaining an emseheation is Me proportionate rates of redemption of the various haw, end as his dm to the credit of Peru that a reply to their repeated appeals be no longer deferred ; it te revolved : 1. That from the year 1869 onwards, the sinking fund assigned by the law of the Ilth North of the past year to the redemption of the capital of the original AsePernvien Debt, be increased cure per cent, thereby raising the redemp tion fond to 8 per cent per annum. 2. That from the same year of 1869 onwards the 3 per oast. assigned to the redemption of the Deferred Anglo-Peruvian Debt, be increased one per cent., making the anneal rate 4 per cent. 3. And finally, that from the year 1869 afarmaid onwards, the 1 per cent. assigned to the redemption of Me New Grenada and Ecuador Debt, be increased ems per cent., tee ing the fund applicable to this debt to 2 per omit. The sinking fund on the Anglo-Peruvian Four and-e-Half per Cents. and Three per Cents., and on the Peruvian Four-and-a--Hall per Cent. Dollar Ronda, is thus raised by I per oent. With so large • sinking fund as 8 per cent. per annum, ex chairs of the important accumulations of in terest, the Four-and-a-Half per Cent. loan in particular will be speedily extinguished. The total amount of the Anglo-Pernvian Fourend a Half Cent. Debt, according to the last conver sion, was 2,800,0001., and the Three per Cent. 1,703,7001. We understand that the totals are now, respectively, 1,956,8001. and 1,360,0001. It is competed that, taking the price of the Four-and-a- Half per Cent stock even es high as 90 per cent., a quarter of a million sterling will have to be pur chased for redemption in the year 1839. At the annual meeting of the Assam Company, held yesterday, a dividend at the rate of nine per cent. per annum was declared, being one per oent. more than that paid for the previous year. The proba bility of the declaration of a still higher dividend at ' the next meeting is indicated in the directors' reprt. The directors of the Riga and Daubers Railway Company have made a call of n per cent., or 13e. per s ha re, payable by the 19th of June. Upon the payments made interest at the rate of 6 per cent , will accrue. The general meeting of the share holders was held at Riga, on the 10th ult., when Mr. John Hawkins was appointed engineer in chief, and the contract with Mr. Jackson for the conotruc tion of the line was approved. An addition cassis° made to the board of direction. The Eastern Counties Railway Company invite applications for their new four per cent. preferential debenture stock. The half-yearly dividend is now payable on the shares in the Cannesnx and Toulouse Railway Com pee', sal Aries and Tacna Railway Company. no return of the Bank of England for the week "ding Wednesday, May 6, compared with the pre vious weekly return, shows the following results: Ctecialicka ieses Circelatko motive 20,571,686 Inareame 168,080 Pobliodispostis Otir ligosits Omer. set waned. is rearfass ha pea"Toate—i—dl;;;;;;king Mar Od ilipsaariat both 16,288,082 Demme 167,388 a sad bake fa dipsrlanala flavaa day aad oda, bilk lB, 843, 8, 648 474 Damao 20,701 The Rag Noma la rearm 14416,402 Oruro 608,876 Talal rearve(seark ads) Imakkkg 68parlimmt 12,184800 Dsiram / Aim uml U. ofte.ark edris =a ::: la Nook of Ink Isle : a. I ......mar el O. • taw •asiAist SO O. of I rZt a st d B WNW Jr= : O. M. sr= ... r o z w issfib • Oftems.. ark IM Pso al laird N De. Dw N•er . M mimed • Do. • Was as e ei lamdas SSITNII .Ilia 1 I Pt I Ath.d o.. ilitme. fres 1 ti e w...111nel a° tikersem 4 4 L 4At i t. er fllabloo: ill S.W. apost i treaik, stl NIA libel Craft. 744 Par Oa IL Suksey) If 1 I V= pgit.a . o; 4 . mr... 011. — Clumi - S te til 1 :1 91 . e. arts Mar! I, , 4 $ U 4 lilas iiiiriN 44 Tale at 'Covey (Oar sorldwil . Met 1 V=l l i ani,d . i 7; j i i LI :::s'l=ii 44 le t 7 /11. tOilorak W.I. a . List LTA I 111 1 4 1g rtilamusy flask. 4 ; POB7POII6ILINT 01 INS BOP DUTY. The following letter has bees received by Viscount Pevensey, M.P.. in reply to the sable WC. applicatioa to the Cholla*ilor of the Exchequer, le rellivanos to t= qrt of the May mittaluient of the hop duty, s em plimbirs "Dowsing street, May 3rd, 1353. My Lord,—l have received your lordship's letter of the 24th ultimo, in which you tall my attention to the dram. Mason moistly bungle to my knowledge by a di Rind= of hop-growers, sad pram upon her Majesty's government the of ellewhig the peptised at that teatellesset ef the dam, ' Unwire in the course of the pe Math, to Is peered ; and I shall now state the lIMMOINIfine which her IMMeety's ginenunest, attar a careful coaddermien of the quartos, me prepared to saactiott, with a new of mlllipatiog Me inessamience to which the hop-growing Menet would, at this mcmemt, be subjected by • rigid obeerveace at the make segulaticaa. The bet moiety of the ditty (200,00(1.) as Let yam's growth falls due as the Nth hastaat, and the mooed twiggy as drift Nomember. With d to th. lb* et time boathouses I eisirMieg to wpm that if a miry el the duty be paid as the 1616 114, the mutest of Ike remidadar &ma be postponed le the 16th Andre seek " 1 pores ohs le elbow it delay is to the mutest et the ssss es the the et it woad he required es the 16th at evember, end the reesetwier on the 16th et lebesery, 1850. I urea that thls enesseeesst will pi we matinees:tory to the bop-me" es 1 oases hold out say hope of toy fur ther comrades bates osetimed by her Iluiestre gum s sesat.—l en, city lord, year Isolehip's obedient newest, B. Dussusia." Tee Simms' Pins:l'm—The presents brought by the Siamese Antoolollere he the Qum have ben placed by bar Majesty la the thougess Mu ss es. The gebelpal objects ors a &de of Mei% sod • bedelsol with essopy sod fle how of rimeorlesbbe design, mod severed with dbFee ad s met of Ord of Mama hese, which, at a &demo, kas tam •Iliet of ehistere ce dimes& sad o th er I pew There are Woo a number of easels, minutely chased red richly inlaid. . . AUfltell RtviVtD.—We are glad to announce Nat theme biefsly-ettreedve 'Animas will be revived during the plant season ender the highest patronage. The anesse of the Lall given in boson. of he wedding of the plums Royal, in January km, as is comes* that It he. boss arranged to give • series of three belle this year as the following days —Thursday, May 27; Thursday, Jae 17; and Thursday, Jane 24.—Yeadely Add Tats LOILD HIGH BrawaaD.—The Mayor. break hat le Lord blenselsy, the Lord High Seward of the beneest, *ill be slaw Urieeedity next In the Town Hall. We sedereband art tbeersity will be represented upon the males by the Vies-Cliaorelkw, and that the two newabse for the berme, Maws. Manday and Stens*, here eorepied the llaver's iaritaxioa to partake of his hem pitallty.—Osesdeere CArcmiela. Tea DdiNtiT or Yoga.—Great interest is anelled awanset the clergy by spendations in Tehran,* Lee Derby's appointment of a dean 01 York, in the mond 8* William Cock burn. Bart. dionised. No punitive medlar des et eery sppointenest will, of we,., be made for mow days, bet rumour nue upon three names as tines from whom the selection will in all proba bi lity. be nude. Tie three gent/awn alluded to an:—The 'Wen. Arehart= Merriam (ideedsuaelse Rev. Dr. °authors, le en heed metes of Rugby Sc hool, now animist of Clubs. Looting ; and the Rev. .L. Cisanghtoe, vicar of L el & Waster. In some quarters the name of the Rey. H. Miltbed Binh, rector of Preetwah. We tutor to the Priem et Wales, Me been Eteationed, bat there does Dot appear to be eellialeet I read for the seaway of the raport.—Lear Mowry. TM roam of the National Club were thrown open as Weihneetley evening, to and as opportunity far friendly tentwoostree between meters sad fore*, riPtaga to U N , May noweese awl their Chuleries friends In Leaden. /heat seventy eisrernas. wlshien sod gentleman annabled os the onnits. letwohnente having ben served, the coot piny easesnial dor • sassral sesvereatios. woke the peed dean, of the Wisp of Cashel. The wade* wee, the duty sod advessaps at Minna Weans =lna Mr 'elision sod siderite et the wenn Ilan The Rey. W. Rev. Dr. Carnisst. the las. A. Ineeird. 'LP., Rev. . J..hs., Dew. Dr. Heloy. lee. L Mina, Kr. W. L. Kr. Colombian, a sisrarsea ins Demob, a nestie. Ens hen Amara* sad else eirgyeass sad gawkwees, leek sgar it is the esswerississ. The pnessiless an led nth enwalen kasishas • awe eassidan at Jahn az.. 19-311, My the right s. chairmen. • dollar Is to be hells the awe as.. this (Friday) it leespatend that ea Waren will be dawn by a seashwas hen New Orfelfal PALM —thin Saturn Day. Peon% Kan —Adawksiaa• ea psynnt, 1,783; 111111, ley arm Ode% fah Weal, 2,142. f' Li li" i i ,I °A, ' lIG el ■ 5 1 i i • NM NO ; -. . D0m.»,.. N. 3, la::it:i AIT, strzwr., . Real %moor Aga frown Sear AweMr Law 4•Yerter Zit= - 1 -1 f S4 l 74 • I i a is • • 7 U 1073 II ad U 34 I 1 1 i M IK 0 TN sae ll N An election of a representative peer of Scotland In the ream of the Earl of Morton is appointed by prods imelen is lake pies at Holyroed-honer on the 3M of Jar Pita dlthetatitsee lays :--" Sir John Pakingion, with amp! nal aweless liberality, has oared to place vestals at r divert e for oheavetira of ibe great dahlia ad 1110111111101. pinta for easing mishit to eatrono rml eituatese Se la South America, sad perlieelsrly about Leta. La Netroacaitel I.:madam may whale le or red ; eat so, Ikeelun amtuaosere are invited to join lit=aa a. @y raported among the oral laerehante ot theillitha the lard of Admiral hare =premed an aphelia ia Mew Odle Merthyr and Absedara stem real in Ctbe that of the North of Nagleert, oonsequestly it ry mes probeide that the supply for the Nadia!' navy will he wholly dawn kima this &Mot in houre.—Merthyr Guariims. --- HAMPTON Cotrar.—An improvement bar been &wind at Hsaiptcs Coat Palace to the display of the Realised Cartoons. They ars all to be lowered to the level of the eye, end this wI be a pest bean. ahem aceathaill to bailt at the period of this portion of the Oar% rtir= two-tibia of the walls are in parldnil gloom. The exost devices bindweed Lot year for the renoral of the mimes to ease of fire we duty nreorded.-4thwrawas. Tar MZDJIDIE DECONATIONS.—Two boxes of the litedjidle dscoratioes were yroterday delivered at the Admiralty, Whitehall; bet tt is tatelorstood that a farther WWI delay will take place in their dinribstion.— Visited &nice Ofrattr. !MENTION OP A SHIP'S R6:n:42Ell.—FM' OF 601. —The Liverpool magi/grams yesterday imposed a penalty of 101. upon Marra. Oed, Madsen, and Reyes, ler detestation of the register of the A 4 Pathan, In mambas to the Ker. rhea& Slalppier Act Meters. Ord end Co. ere the liameses tithe Koala Meads Owns lidanda, end the vowel 1= Nonbon her honseermil voyage from thence. The will be appealed spinet in the mapertor courts. RAILWAY TRAPTIC.—The traffic returns of rail way. in the United Kingdom for the week red* Kay 1, amounted to 435.3801., and for the oorrespondtog pwiod of lest year to 446,7001., showing a decrease of 11,3701. The gross receipts for the ight railways having tbdr termini in the metropolis amounted for the week **Beg es above to 177,7401. ; and for the corresponding week of last year to 1114,6931, showing • decrease of 6,8631. The dettemes on the Radon Camden Railway smonmad to 1,3411. ; as the Omer Northern to 1661.; cm the Great Western So 6461. ; is the Loudon end North-Western to 3,11 W. ; on the Lon don, Brighton. and Routh Coast to 160 f. ; oa the Boat* Western to 1061. ; and on the South-Eastern to 6101. ; total, 6,8731. Bet trots this tenet be &billeted 20f., the In crass on the Stockwell, Laving the demesne se 4114`4S 6,111631. The madras ea the otloor kaw ia the Umbel Kfwg one renosethad le 167,6901., sad kr the of On, to mom ; shawls. darnaN7r e f 4,7477 rt twolak of Now Maw ; odd& added to the atentooo ea the =Mllwfo, wino Ike WWI doware 11474 s on s k Illaa• U 4.1.1,1111011( wank of VW.— The principal movement exhibited in this return is in the " other " deposits. Large sums were pre bably lodged in preparation for the engagements maturing on the 4th of the month. It is also very possible that the East India Company may have made use of a portion of their balance at the Beek. The drerenes in the " other " deposits is to • great extent made up by the influx of government depo sits, and the continued decline in the " other" secu rities attests the smallness of the discount business carried on by . the Bank; but the establishment has at the same tune m.de an addition of 373,0001. to its stock of government securities. On balance, there fore, the reserve has diminished more than halts million. The decrease in the bullion is close upon 400,0001. The Gazette statement of the movement of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, via. :—lmports of gold, 116,7661.; exports of gold, 221,2341.; imports of silver, 21,1231.; exports of silver, 108,0411. The . here shown is adverse. pursuant to tbs Aet et aid soda', Nay S. 18.58 T "s:;47,l6.etrikm giber enmities Gold Sim Belles Oda and Bullion 17.43.1 X WARMER. OCTIMMINEIe fleawidis flock& DIM Wilde Ama1ie............ AGA 1 .481 Ott* Secuelalse 1.1411.06 Note. ....... ........ . L!14.40 Gold sod Mho, Ode.. 7111.141 .7,410 MAIBIIALL Odd 011.0111 r. FRIDAY EVIORPO. BANK OP IDICILAND.—An Sth 3 . 1. for the work asthma Notes 'VOW I_UI w 4 431.961.15 i =MOW 01144114.. S .;650r A 06.574 I C= Debk ie sei voi ll A. 4 612. 4 37 Othir ........ 14 . .441.796 Oros dor rad LW Bllls NAM 4637.734,363 May 1 1B{1. The funds opened this morning with a buoyant appearance, and at one period attained a fresh rise of per cent. At this point, some influential sellers came forward. and the market at once relapsed. Late in the afternoon, the downward tendency was confirmed by some fresh speculative sales, coupled with reports pointing to an unfavourable Bank re turn. More attention was also directed to the efflux of gold from the Bank, to which previously little importance was apparently attached; and un certainty as to the course of the debate ea the India question further contributed to re strain speculation. Under the influence of these considerations, the market closed with a dull appearance, at a reduction of i per cent. from the final quotations of yestenday. Amongst the sellers to-day were persons who are known to have recently bought at lower prices,, and who, not unnaturally, prefer to realise their profits. At the Bank to day the applications for money were limited. In the discount market a fair demand was experienced, bat first clam bills were readily negotiated at 21 to 21 per cent. The release of the 1,600,0001. of Exchequer Bond money to-morrow will add to the amount of capital afloat. Consols, which closed yesterday at 97 15-18 to 98 for the 3rd of June, opened this morning about 98, improved to 981, " buyers," thence receded, and closed at 975 to 1. For money the price touched 98, and closed at 971 to 5. The ofileial business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, far money, 975, 971, 98, 971, 98, 975 ; ditto, for account (Brd June), 98/, 98, 971 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 964, 4; 5; 5; New Three per , Ante- , 98 1 . i; 5. it Bank Stock, 223; India Steck, 228, 226; Three-. and-a-Half per Cent. Eviler Bonds, falling par able in May, 1659, 1004, 101 ; New India Four per Cent. Debentures, 1004, 1 1i ditto, Scrip, 1001, 1005 ; India Bonds, 19s. prom. The scrip of the New Indian Four per Cent. Loan has risen to 1001 to 5. Exchequer Bills were rether dearer, the March issue being quoted 38a. to 425. prem., and the June, 38e. to 390. prom. The operations in the foreign stock market were. more enteneive than have been witnessed for some months, and formed the principal featdre of the day's business in the Stock Exchange. The largest transactions were in Peruvian Bonds, which were in extraordinary . request, owing to the announcement of the increase in the sinking hind. The rise in these stocks is greatly assisted by their scarcity in the market ; the float ing supply hes been absorbed by the recent purchases for the sinking fund, and many ci of the existing holders refuee to sell at present prices. The Anglo-Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. touched 871 to 88, or even 88, " buyers ;" the Three per Cents., 611 to 824 ; and the Dollar Bonds, 61 to 82. The cloning quotations were 88 to 87 for the first named, and 804 to 814 for the two latter. New Granada Bonds were also in great speculative re quest, the Active stock reaching 211 to 221, and the Deferred, 81 to 4 ; the closing quotations were re spectively 21 'to 22, and 8/ to 4. Mexican Bond. touched 21 to 1, and left off at 205 to 1. Many other classes of foreign stocks were in increased re quest, including Buenos Ayres, Portuguese, and Russian.. Turkish Six per Cents. formed an excep tion, closing at 981 to 1, oil per pent. lower than yesterday. 'eh Guaranteed Four per Cents. also remain dell, at 1041 to 4. The nominal closing quotations for the shares in some undertakings of reoeot formation are se foie lows, via.:—pads Railway, par to 4 prem.; Central Gads Itailvisy, par to 4 prem.; Great Southern of India Railway, 8-18 to 5-18 prem.; North of India Trarnroad, par to 1 prem.; Riga and Hamburg Railway, par to 1 prem.; Victor Em anuel Railway Bonds, 1 to 5 prem. ; Cape Town Railway and Dock, per to 1 prom. The Admiralty invite tenders for the conveyance of a limited quantity of stores from the Theme to Antigua, Barbadoes, Natal, Newfoundland, Welling ton, Quebec, and Sierra Leone. MINES-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. A moderate amount of business bee been done to day in the mining-market There are inquiries for shares in Great South Taigas and Par Commis. The formes are marked 14k, and the latter 19. Wheel Mary Asa are also in some request, and have bees dealt in at 4b4. The other transactions in the Stock Exchange have comprised South Caradoa at 400, and Wheal Ed ward at Of. Bon Accord Copper shares are more offered, and are marked j and S prem. Copiapo have been dealt in at IS. Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal market : Mors ir an improved rem la the costa smekst Ws weak, and a g,od many orders have Ise give sad far eavarai do :raw Copper has at {meth asstactive etteatias, sad amen ewer buyers d Irend4rto Nam Ma adveeced at. par ea in • railer rem nap. rata bad et asesseity adva•sed ELMS mad ; the dread la sleeked by 11 2 Speller is menewbri at to name • ivaae• Lead is • W. owe in . Tin pintas have ratbure•Sseed i• rice to sot aelpiniea ad lb* advance in tta„ but the dworad la not ewer. Alm =maw of We a ale tantant. Ciao macouotl= . l . Plaft ril araur 2 I*" nil's. lA 4 can of IL K. par ward me enla FILIDAT EVIN MO. News of & fresh rise of al. per ton in the price of English un, coupled with the reoeipt of a telegram from Cornwall, announcing a the in the standard for copper ore, equal to 7s. per ton, induced an im- Eared mining market • Frames proverfeell4 in'the naininginarket to-day. South Frames shams have advanced 101. Par Coosa 1 wen also spooled bates, and there were inquiries for North Rusittalt, Meal Grenville, Caro Brea, and Great Wheal Alfa}. The following may be gives as the closing quotations of this day. no. : Alfred Coms, 10f to 11; Boat* LIO*B6, 81;_ Caen Bret. 47f to 60 ; Dome Groat Commit. 446 Is 476; Devito- Irak, if to lf • last Beast, 96 to lost Margaret, 44 to 411; tem &Uwe, 6 tog& ; Great Intel Pt* 6 te a Gnat Wheal %wry. 4 io 4f; °rot Beta Toititwi 141, Groot Wheel Var. 11 to If Illoptoo Dom, to 611; Kelly Bray 4 l: to ; lady 1304 IPA. if& 22r, • North Dow* 1 to 111; North . 4f_to 61; 21x11 Irnooso, Bto 7. °rat Bohm% 4 • North Noohoor, 24 to 28; Pit C'..184 t i o i l Pro Mims. 66 to eh; too ;, Booth &rot, 216 to ne; roa r th i tioste=A4.o room, 926; Vale of Towy, 214. to 265. ' • *rot &on; W 23 ; W 4Oll lideorir 2 1 to els Whoolldorprot, 66 to so; had Whoa Mammy, pi} to 24f. C~iape limes wan asuma, and aiNlii.a a 800 Accord sham owithoto to mot with sow b u dsou, but IMO I d azzietiy gotten after. thworal nisi continue in