The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-20 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) •••••• WORSHIP-STREIT. N`\f Lf WI A LI. INSIID Ylf TVIILLII. . . J e.. .11•Ca.e4y, • laboster, ere charged with the follow er dAditanUy aemelt ern N,. Jabs Onetba,landlotd of the Home Tames, at the came of the Hackeety-road. Coo-plume* produced • piers .4 ramie, weighing at least 41"... and HON thet rewarder SPOINSOOII be heani a die airionte u Ide taproom. food the delesdant taking blow.. volt the gnat of other ertoesoce, and ll* 1 Lam totted. The append to excite a very Mater freasg, SR the cowardly fallow picked op the angle la qesolbue, sad mon thin be world do • wriose het milt r. Complaisant after • tape of beauty p,, tr er., west to the WINN dour, trod hie hand, sad amino rosertl to porno himself of it, but is the straggle defendant tesuired to gift it tato hit who( head, and tam dealt • beery blow we the crows f waseeme bead, canner It to Need profmely. Ormt Mit stir wee esbeepasstly expen• ie• on poll,/ the *tome. _„ — Ditractoat begged to to forgives as aroma* at • wits and limey fatally (tat eadeat as hi. inertias& Mr. HanuaW, bowsrae„ obiervat that seek Wales as tits wra freqvaistly fraught with coasreneatse eat indicated till wow taw afar Moir indiction, sad ha would not la say way dal with tbe rase UMW the lap• of • weak enabled Mt. Or tithe to &poem as to the Fool:ails mutt. Itraisaded acoardlasly. THAMES. man PIitoOLINO. Ms Maw, a reopsaistil. -looking mesa, bombs do ter smarms of a karlaara, w.. breast% balm Ni. Stualatt slanted with measles; 71b. of hap ssestabsered Mr Joba Pinny, • Castosa-borta eat be tamer ard tha chip 84atiansiN in the blades He* =reap, a sad, whit. nuniareksi the assell, be he rat r-,luest to theupper part ef lie VIONI. awl at As back be Saul her bole, of *ere eemeeleg. nose of the bowie were WI of t!: *B e e th er bed Yost oo ley tab oat. Hs said or tbe .11to time year bass r vita ha replied la earn/oh% sad ha um seised tb• Apse sad tote ter prisoner tato restady. Tie prisoner sit. es • nes= at Calcutta, sod bed het smilerthe Atoned ell tbe voyage. The Tubas a awl duly wee the don temetbee aniewit to 'lda ire T:e gb rietser, aelesce, said be eras very wry distlielri Masa& 'tibia she Kota of the near Ins. TV c were IA le the =bet by various sad ha aq feeliebly pet them behind the watar-daist. wllb We la- Narkset presoatlng then to het friend, es they time as Sidief Ira that ha etaht sot pee ha r Wet $l. pelt , the value of se4 duty stoa the aeon. The mall wee WANDSWORTH. s1,101:1•11 CATIVIII Or • IMO lITULTIL • dirty•lookag meddle-Nod mom who per the aimed /mt. leer,, wee placed la the dock heawe Na. Dynan oft • cheep of smiling a deg, value U., the peeperti m el is t William Phillips, a elmeedatinger, of Bridgeroad, The le romance deposed that about three o 'clock oft Thum day alternom be had his attention drawn to the primmer, who we. wall up and down in front of his shop with • Amok dog al to a string. Witness's dog was in the habit of running about, and he suspected that hie intentions were to steal it. He watched him, and saw him go over to the curter, and walk op and down. Another dog came up, but he kicked that away, end directly witneeis dog appeared, he andasesored to entice it to him. The prisoner put his hands In him heck coat peke, and theft threw something oft the mead. The dog picked it up. He west on a little farther, sad eft down. Hs again endeavoured to Intim the dog to him, mad whoa It came near him he tried to catch hold of it, but the dog picapet back. Witness then watched him round the owner, and wee just in time to see him dipping the siring off his own dog and putting It round his.. He immediately went up and collared him. The mistier them asked him what good it would do him by giving him into custody, end said he had no Madness to Weeks with a man getting his hying. He told him he was ettempling to ideal his deg, and he should give him into custody. He found a piece of dirty liver in his hand, and he also threw another item away. The dog was • 41ack and tan Sneer, and he bad refined 2.1. for It. The prisoner wished to know if it was worth so much money why be allowed It to run about. The prisecutor said it would run about for perm if there were not such possess ea him to steal it. The prams denied steeling the dog cr having it in his pot- Oftekill. The liver be had for his own dog, andtbe other one followed him. It wee the grit time hiked ever been charged sad he hoped hie worship would her leskates he Gould 1111111 Polke-constable Moth said ho took the prionmor into ciee lady, and on marthing him at the statics he fond SWIM little MO of liver is hie back coat pocket. He elm food • noosoem dam book containing • umber of nahmeme, which be believed were thme whose doge bad bra Ohm noose after being stolen. Ile went to the 's abbess is Cairolino-street, Weettninster•road, aid le hood • little dog tied up, end it tad • collar mead it, bearing the name of T. Re eve , Ilangeriord Market." He went to Enneterford Market in pnie clothowith the dig, sad directly Mr. Reeve taw it be said It wee his dog, smd sommiditha a steeling it, sod told him be summed be had sew come for • reward. Wltse s istonsed him that he wee • constable, sod the man wee in custody who bed had it in his posoansies. If,. Darman remanded the primmer, who declared the dog bikes* to him. • LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (IT ILECTRIC TILBOOLLPX.) SALISBURY MERTDR).—(TES DAY.) IW. HANDICAP PLAT'. Folder I Nos 4 r.u. WILTON PARK STAZia. Cecilia Lftvebm.l U* Ars .. 8 fal 1. LONGFORD CASTLE amiss. Ralf a mile. Lady Pair* lay Faleaarr, St. Jaws, ar Gartley Wooer. ano LONOLEAT STAIZe. OM nib sad • bait T.;;;;;734l;;ZZ7i..7.,Mai . :Ctilis die Bet. ed. Soulbropea. Yarkahe ILfra. r Cm lee Jute, QIW ODIARAIL Throe ants. Tamnse;;;,rhietTni;;;;* Pb .. ,57.re, Nimrod, Grand Ihrare. B•MaA. Holgoben, air Sneak% TM OMAR, seal ltesik, berm Oman Aaarratm—Ckini A.., lltalsecom Petra, Plemisy, Dinninstam, and bad Palmerston. TIE New PARLIANIINT.—h is expected that the fleees'e speech ofli be dellvered a t►e of Jue. The days booms t►e 31st sled the 7t► trill probably be occupied la avow as la t►e members of Mob hooves. T►e elestam of smelter mill mite lime ea t►e 31.1. No objection to the rmelsrlime of Mr. Speaker Dvehos Is satkipou d. The conservatives of Stretford have resolved to celebrate the "triumph" la Path Essex by hutting the amrly-ehssei members to s publte chaser tm Weds/ale, s at. A tarp 'marries of Ito cesservathre of the comity I. oatiepotod. The ' night He. J. Stout Wortley boa honied sa Weer to the electors at Ike Weet Itidieg, is which be say. Uri la the rostra sf hts oppiacats he Load maga side by ▪ "sot only the aid ship and the Seders radicals and thartiete, bat eves the socialists and stemming, by who., daring the caseate, I yes oohed to comsat not Daly to the eatevereices of the &welt sa as iatal,:isherient, bat seen to the geseral Celebes of land dead peopaty. To the asespeeted prlceties of the cesatitiseney who voted at the poll, and to the .trial seaintssante of ibis assetaral ecialaioa, the de hit of the ecoaervattve cease is attntutablia while that body 1 has bees shows to be imeneeserably stronger than ellber of lie seposte Fortes combined split:tot then.. Eightres isettba in ill peel ably set 'lapse before the *inflict of pas tas is spla renewed spa the hustings, sad 1 nut that when the ameba mien the toswervative party is our riding will sot mats be bed seder all the disadvantages of a neg. petal register mid went of invention." Tha Nat. W. Upton Richard* has written a second 'rev relative to the late Doke of Leeds, to which he says that cm the oarsmen of the last 'Jilt =Oleg fell from kis greoe giving the slight, so lemon to suppooe that be had any doubts whatever, not del hie grey mention that he bad *ern Dr. Seim. 1 . flo for re manner end words could enable me to ledge, the duke rebel mainly end antewavoily upon my ministeati. se, and lookA to my contisg tt him again. It wee sverytidag—ao It .e mad to OW It the rimv, and es I was t A:muds—that the duke should be kept perfectly naiet , I did not, therefore, think it eght to poem upon hie rene the immediate ray{ tion of tho blessed ornament —I woo, nee than d. It'temelf asked gas to give it. Had I thought fit to prase it, I have eo doubt bat that hie grace maid hove a. iviesce 1." General IV'llium' has taken final leave of Wool wich gsniana, and will sail this ;Friday) evealag from Lirerpo,l is ihs stwaii•pai ket America, to iositme elm duties of !ail tow joie. Thu general is a . onaprulled by Major Filliaaa aaal Copula Woolsey, Guru the old collage at Leadhorae, so hie aideside.eamp. The eight large steam vessels of the European and Arai...cm tteuu Cocipacy have at k Igth Lem dsdaftively pan h wed ea s". eatioa Ly Mr. J. 0. Lever, M.P., and Mr. Thome' Howard, of Matachoder. TEE ALLEGED POISONING CASE AT lIICREOND.-(TELY DAP.) RICHMOND, FRIDAT Arraittroom. At the petty seesioes held at the court-hones, Itlckeeee, this =raise, Thomas Smethurst, described as a samosa, WY ega4 placed at the bar, charged with the wilful murder of Isabella Bauble, by adadeisterlag snail dew of amble. The court was densely enowdsd, aid the follos lag magistrates took their mate ea the lismr.h:—R. Pletryha, EN., chairman ; Sir T. N. Resat, cad W. C. Lacey E.q. Mr. Serjcatat BeDentine again appeared for the premes tion, mad observed that oa the last OCCSiIUIi he had care ts ly abstained from away observations relative to the medical testimony which might have injured the prisoner; bat he was now in • position to produce that evidence, which ha waejos tilled in laying, was of an extraordinary nature, and contained • development of medical science of a novel descriptios. Eterpsat B•llreathed then alluded to the fact that home dia,ely after the prisoner was apprehended a large number of bottles found Is the house were taken away and for warded to Praises, Taylor. That gentleman was sow present, and be (6erjeaat BsU•stlae) would Melly point out the important facts which had teen elucidate!. Amongst the bottles was one which Professor Taylor found to metals a quantity of chlorite of potash, a most destructive salt of • highly is flasonsable nature, and which wee used more or less in the manufacture of larder costchm. The effect of this substance taken internally would be to act upon the kid says, produce nausea, &c. Os further search Professor Taylor found the small bottle, which he (fferjmnt Balleattae) held in his hand. That bottle was use which bad bees mat to the deceased by Dr. Julius, contain ing quialse mixture. It now contained • perfectly calendar liquor, and on complete analysis, Prohesoe Taylor de dewed this fearful mull —He censored the chloride of potash by means of warm water, and this having been dose, he was able to eliminate arse nic from that which was left. This mixture of chloride of potash and arsenic would be pleasant to the Mate, mad appear to a whim mixture, but the effect would he to lodge the arsenic most certainly and Wally upon the sesta el the stomach, and the poison world the more quickly become introduced Into the system. Dr. Taylor had ales minutely amenined the stomach aid ether or gans, bat ha did not lid armole, nor did he ex pect to end any after making the discovery of the mixture of anemia ant chloride of potash. After more minutely detailing the peculiar effect, of this mixture upon the system, fferjeant Ballantine stated that it was the opinion of Dr. Taylor that the whol4 of the symptoms and details hitherto investigated want those of the administration of rime is regular sad con tinued doses, sot immediately acting on the system, bat pro ducing richness, irritation, inflammation and ultimata morttl cation and death. Dr. Julius was then examined at length, and repeated his keener evidence. By Mr. Odfard—He had a record of every prescription he awe the deceased. At first he attended her sloes. Tho violent rev-hinge were after taking food or medicines, and Dr. Smethurst has administered it in hie presence. He had wear administered to her food or medicines, but when it wee gives her la his presence, it wee by Dr. Smethurst. When he saw Dr. Todd, on the Thursday, he told him it was • severe cam of vomiting and dianho3s, sad wee en agent as.. He told him what he had done. He didnot describe the complaint, became be wanted his opinion. Dr. Smethurst gave the details of the come to Dr. Todd,and sae them occastely. Dr. Todd's prescription was perfectly to accordance with his treatment for Onto( irritation. Dr. Died was thencaried, and, his depositions prestonaly gimp having bees mad over, said he had been 25 years en practice, and bad considerable experience in bowel complaints. He was at • loss to amount for the symptoms she exhibited. It wee not dysentery. In cases of dye's tory he would expect to find fever, though there might pesdbly be a ease without it. She was suffering from peter enteritis. The symptom@ were such se would be gamed by taking irritating piteous. Aramaic or antimony would owe them. Hs did not discover any trees@ of disease in the womb. In describing the oompleint the primmer never alluded to such • amen. The deceased mots • cotopleint about her throat in the priemer's presence. She com plained of ea mow sensation in her throat --Me said that it was like • ball in her throat. Dr. Smethurst suggested this might be caused by hysteria. and he coincided with him.' He thought th a t poss ibl y t h at might be mined by whet was going on. He should thiak that would not be such a description as he would expect from • person under each circumstances. He bad formed the opinion from all he had witnessed that else died from the Meek of irritant poison. From the Clasen from wide It AM wen oelkeing, neither aneede nor antimony could mirk propriety be given in any form whatever. It might be Eons on the hoteronpothie principle ; but, in bhp opinion, it ought net le be given. To the hail of hie belie( Dr. Sneetharet nil the deemed bed been very mach incited on seeing her sister, and ho said, Vary well, then doe had better not me her." He never sillerirenis telt Na the sister must not me her. Cr.we.exassised by Yr. Gifford-11e might from time to time here told his to keep her quiet. He coincided with Dr. Smethurst that the 641 in the throat would to accounted for from Imelda. He told Dr. Smethurst so, but he bed Wend as oplake upon the subject. He told Dr. inetherst that V undivided with him, bat et this time he stispistied the lily was sofftring from palm.. Mr. Caudle. the seehiest, wu aalkd ant was haler eve falsettos when ger wed bath GARAI 7121 AND ZIPLOSION IN IRE WTI (nue DAY .1 Thin (Friday) neening, between the hours of 6 and 7 o'clock, on Mushy lei Woks oat in tko preadens belong ing to Mares Habbock and Co., wholesale oil, colourrnen, end dry salmon, Ana*. I. Lints-alreet, City, sad extending tiro Fenekartili-striet. The building had not bun lug erected, sad was six I to.. high, each wanhouse being lilted with goods ola ray is flammable chatacter,such u tug. pentane. paint, ssltpotrii, sulphur, &c. Of count tiro onto or coninnicated to each ignitable articles travelled with the stout swiftnens. It seams that while soma of the men employed on the premises won stacking away a number of carboys filled with turpentine, ono of the immense bowito fell, the glans split, and d i n spirit running out came la costae with • light, and in an Instant the tarpratine was in • name, firing in rapid soccer- Mon marl too other carboys, which exploded one after another with a noise like musketry. Thom who were la this pm ticular part of the building were fairly siteireled is tams, sad it area only by devotee exertioca that they wive ear bled to apiapo with their Lives. As it was some of them wen much singed about the head and face. A greet somber of cowmen were sot• at work, with a good 'apply of water. White the Bremen were at work, several other carboys of spirita explolwi wit► such foros as to hurl down some of the walls, and the brigade narrowly escaped. Nothing daunted, however, the roes, is spite of the risk, ►ept to their task, but they had not entirely encoseded in getting the Are eringuished at soon to-day, although all danger of any further extension of mischief was over. The loss must be very considerable. (From smother Repxier.) - . Three men have Leen taken to St. Thomas's Heepikal, where their mania have been dreemd. A young man, warmed Watts, war, it is supposed, in me if the upper Nome, mad it is (oared that hie I has ben menaced. A search will he made al soon as ft I. practicable. AN IMPUDENT SITINDLEIL—A gang of swindlers hen been nay suommful in ths west of England by going to gmtlemths bottom representing thernaaleres to be c tinted with reap ectabla bmbes, ant &Aisle for subset iptioas on behalf of some charitable sadartoldug. At the Davos county cessions on Tuesday, Wore Mr. J. &What, chair mem, a welledressed yonag man was charged with obt.ining mosey ander fain pretrome. The prisoner, • short time ago went to the red4soce of Lady Churchill, at Torquay, end, having obtained admiesith to bat ladyship's silting - room. rmirseented hismelf as the non of • imarglemato of the t..wo, Mr. William Kii.as, mid that be heed haft mot by hie mamma who was ill in bed, to Ord the muss of stiff.tin4 hatosilty in her stead. and oohed for Lady Chant bor. Menem to a id in getting the child of • thipirmaked Atheneum iato as idiot asylum. Her ladyship was unable to comply with this request, upon which th. wiener mid that it emid be don, by rataing 321. He had &reedy get 291. 10a. sod ally wanted 21. 10s. to effect the benevo'ent object. ThM swum Lady Churthill sad her doughtier gavotte* phloem, and be iramsdiatoly decamped. levers previous menwitefons baiting bees pro nd against him is we. matsocod to six yarn 1 esal rervititle. MAIL To - AusitAti 4.—The sox; lay screw clipper Anal Merin min rail from Liverpool fur Melbovuz ea Nerevary until the 21et Murat. rases. ONE BHlLipto DtaL— Tsassoae, MAT 19.—Adedeeleme ea Ispume, 6,682; Alms y asissa dad; 486. Tail visitor; 6ne. SHARE LISTS.-THLS DAY. Two o'Cuxt. - - - Extreme inaction continues to prevail in the rail way share market, and in a few instances prices are rather - weaker. Lancashire and Yorkshire and South Eastern stocks have declined about per cent. London and North Western is also rather more offered. Eastern Counties is firm, at 621 to 1. The other leading descriptions are quoted the same as at four o'clock yes terday. London and North Western stook is called 861 to 861; Great Western 601 to 613; Midland, 93 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 841 to 4 ; North British, 51 to 62; South Eutern, 181 to per share; Caledonian, 73/ to 74; and Berwick, 83} to 841. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are doll, at yesterday's prices, viz., 3 to 21 dim. for the Old, and 31 to 3 dis. for the New. Indian, Canadian, French, Belgian, and other foreign railway shares have met with scarcely any attention. 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Fs J 0'" Mi NA lee I% T F 6ls 1 1 1 61 die 21 30 - _ .. 1% ICTB 113 U 14 10 41 It II 4 II 41 114 8 1 4 CI 60 48 ert • 1.1 II SS ii a s 4 . .4 I q Vi Y 4 114 00 101 _ U " 101 ICI 112 10.1 111 IN 110 171 121 70 I/9 a is p 117 iis ifif 114 " 91 111 99 MI li 1$ t 1 .111 19 I is 199 LI US he iii F F 111 110 11 '. i 1 1!a I IE g Mt 111 Pi 111 A 1, N IS . 11 1 do ill ' 11 * lid 1.. lle lid N ON i it it in aim. NINES-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. In the mining market to-da North Roskear shares are in demand. Boot Wheal Rawll are officially marked in the Stock Exchange, sk to 81. Generally little business is going forward. Teen have, however, been transactions in thane in St. Ives Console, Lady Bertha, Wheal Ellen, and But °Tennislake mines. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain doll. Tae amend ineetitir of adventurers in the Cern Brea Mime le called f a the 24. h inst. The nolonets show a balm* of net or. flt of 7,3351. 16e. lid., fa. the year ending 3IM December last. At a meting of adrin'tvers in CNA and Wentworth Mum, hold on the 16th inst., scan of rfo. per Aare wee mode. The accounts presented et the meeting of Aural:older@ in Lady Bertha :time, bold yeenriay, showed a helium la favour of the mine of 9341. 16s. 11d. The agtnt's report was considered eatbfactory. FIE! Cnuaca Msatßrasinr.—ln deoiding a eau, at Dundee, in which a per , on coed the Itirk-ra teion of Walloon free church there for damage*, fur baring refused him admierion to the eacramest the tots, under a fast. at the time She Login held that the keivemmon h a d acted within t ir pr,ter c arpetence, " holding that nu memler of • dimertiog church c.n be allowtd to are in the civil cJort his c .letiarfc Q ratertore. hie only ceopleet velvet them berg that be het ten treated by theta a, d.r.ling io be had antecedently expensed hie willingness that he abould be treated." COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAT.) The attendance of the trade was small, the lone dal. Prices of mit artioloi of the trade tutaltfred. The supply of home-grown grain was small. The import. of foreign grain into London eines last Monday wee reported this morning as fair of wheat, small of barley, and moderate of oats. ••••••••• Wit ILT.—Bagli.h Ilossingly held at last Monday'' , ratan but to edict ,clog, lower prices would bare Wit> be talon Forego also notionally unaltered at lest Monday's prow. English whPe, 68,. to 806. ; red, 48a. to 68a. per qr.; Dantele sod Kunlasberp, 62.. to 86s. per 49110. , Rostock, 685. to 130 s. ; other Baltic ports, 48s. to 680. FLoua might be ,:ought cheater than u last Monday. Town, 465. to 64a. , N 39.. to 40e. per 280Ib.; Free.* 404. to 425. p r 280 b. , Amer., U.B.,—par barrel. BAWLS; dull trade at lest Moadsy's rates. Eng Feb, 32e. to 42a. per qr. ; Baltic, 28a, to 385.; other sotto, 27e. to 325. per qr. OATS mom inquired alter, at about hut Monday's rates. British, 245. to 324, per qr. • &m ien, 235. to 24a. per qr.; otber Baltic torts, 245. to ids. per qr. BSANS.—fiaslials and Egyptian unuttered at last Mon day's pricer. English dot, 88.. to 425.; barrow, 42a. to 48s. per qr. Foreign, 40s. to 60s. per qr. Egyptian, Xs. P R gr' Paas, with i rproring demand, held at het Monday's rates. Emilia% bolters, 48s. to 50e.; hog and grey, 38s. to 42e.; foreign, white, ego. • • • FLOATING CANINIEEL—SIane last Friday not a single grain-laden vowel sae repotted arrived at ports of sall, end the roast has now beta for about a fortnight quite clear of grain-laden vessels offering on sale. The later odes Nl ported were in Odnis °kirks, on peens., at 48a. 04. per 492 lbs., C. F. I. W. K.; end a (urge of Poletina maize as passage bens Valor, et VA per 492 Ma, C. F. I. W.K. ILaSIVAIJI LXTU LONDON 110 M MAY to TO MAY *J. MoilloallkoMb. WO. Forty. • -• I aerie Mew. 1.078 Nair I le — MUM. kr.. 1134144.0 her Agit ......... 4l 11146 21. 44 14.14146. 4d 1 9144 = # 41 . U. Sl it It 7 4 4: t: VA:It 34 31.2 sl•4. l4 114 ..sioueliag. lverste 43 10.3 1 . 11 216 I 11. 8' 1 • 14 MO $4 Urn.—Wirt. IbeW, 041% 80.... 1 1041101r0,1 TES MACITI4I.2IIIII v INM AT12.4.41111 PUNE O. , IltetT MIMS Tell Si Wm, CURD. twil SO Me. tp/11 J. iprll 14 tpru 13 6_ _ _-J. - MI 7. Way 14. :1 : ... ... ........-r - .. - .1- - .- •••• -. -. .... - .... 1111 11/ LIVERPOOL CORN MARIEET.-(17U8 D. 1.) CST BRITISH AND 111011 NAGNNTIC 17NAZODANN.) (PROM OUR OWN CORRISPONDINT. Corn market very doll sad atteneance small. lodes, of ell articles same m Tuesday but business limited. Buyers efir lower pricer. bat bolder* remain steady at late rates. &nal parcels of attest and flour have been bought at a reduction. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) fluaAa.—We have bad a dull sad drooping market this week, and prices f.'s all qualitke except fine have declined ed. to le., with bat' ■ limited beakless done. Refined brown lamps have receded to 61s. ed., and ell other qualities fully 6d. Comr. —This article has been dull of sale, and prices have warmly boon sopported. Taa.—The putlic sales ars going off steadily, but the amount of business dons in the private contract market this week ham been limited. Rtes.—Prices are not shared, but the amount of busiaass done has not been large this week. Rms.—Quotations are unaltered. SA LlTSTll.—Pries have beta supported, with a limited - - - - - _ Emcee have sold heavily this week, and Cassis Ligces has declined Ste. to Ea. DRUGS COninfine in but limited demand. Co rroN.—The sales bare been smell sad unimportant. In other articles no materiel alteration. Militate generally continue doll. TALLOW MAItKBT.—(THIB DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow le quoted 53e. 6d. not rash; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, Ms. ; Jun•, Ms, 9d.; July to September, 55e. bd. to 555. 6d.; August to Septem ber, 66.. ; October to December, 565. 61. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mama. Pattanden and Smith report that a taw ity bays bees ems, end the blue it in a very backward e.a.e. Fine bops Sr. daily improving in priors. COAL MARKET = CfIipI DAY.) Walls End Acorn Close, 16s; Walls End basfort 153. 61.; Walls End Rideells, 138. Gd.; Wall, H Stewarer, 17... Sd.; Walla End Ede., 16s. ; Wails End lietuth Hall. 1666 Holywell, 16s. 61.; Walls Bad South H:lko, 175.; Hastings Hartley, 176.-92 ships at market. FIRE, WITH Loss Or LIPS, AT EDINDURGH.—. About belf-peat 8 u'dook yesterday (Weincoday) esorning, a Ore broke out in the premises of Mr. James Nicholhit lisher and *twelve mannfacterer, Stricken's-close, - street, by which one of the girls employed In the work it her lire, while anaher was severely iojared In making her . . escapa'end a ciusidereble smanit of prii2erty was demerityeti. The disaster is mid to have been caused by ono of the girls, after l'ghting • gas jet in order to aoften the gars, throwing the piece of taper on the entities web by which the envelopes were cariet under the rollers; the envelopes were immediately caught by the 0 erne, and in a few minutes the whole work-teem wan in a blaze. A. rash was Blatantly mode to the doom end window*, and great conetoroaion Is said to have been tamed by • ay got up, which afterwards turned oat to be unfounded, that the outer door of the premiss was !coked. One of the gists neared Ann Smith, about fifteen years of op, in her frantic, effn to to oteape, bad her head severely lacerated by eosin in contact with some of the machinery. Abe wee removed to the It ,yal Infirmary, where her wounds were dream"; bat after her dism'seal ohs was seised in the street by • Si, and meted:red additional injuries by the fall. which nacessi teted her being taken back to Me 106r:teary. By thin time the tim engines wore en the spot, and, water being fortunately plectiful, they played upon the blattog and incandescent mem .li b such effect that the Are, owerittistanting the highly inflammable nature of the outsetsl on which it fed, was contoad to the II et In which It had orie insets', and by • little peat 10 was corupletely quenched. During the operati me of the Ares brierale, Bequest inquides were made regarding • girl of 13, named Seam French, who had been seoplosed es *feeder at ore of the gemming roller% and was miss by bet companions; but It was not until the Are had been thoroughly overmastered that the unfortunate gel was found by the Are-master sitting upon a rafted bench at the machine, quite dud, and her body frightfully scorched and burned. It is bellow d that oho must have been suffoceted by the smoke at an early ammo( the catastrophe.— Minder/4 /bowers/. A MALTSTEE FINED UPON AN Exciod INFORMA TION.—Yoattrday (Thursday), at the Town Hall, Colchester, before the Mayor (A . L. Wet, Erg.), J. A. Tabor, J. flavW, and H. Bacon, Ep ee., Robeft Donnell, malteter, at the Hythe, was charged, on the information of Philip Taylor Evan., en oft er of excise, with having, on the 9th of April lest, at 6r. Botoloh, kneed or trodden together into • couch frame 700 hurhels of own and made it into ma)', contrary to the ttatate, whereby he bad for:cited 1001.-11 r. Philbelok, selitiftspeared foe the defeniant. who pleaded sot grotty WrightW —Levi right Meted be wee se afar of excite, end wept to the meltbouse recopied by Mr. Dassell, between Mx and ' &even o'clock in the evening. Be look an account of the grain then in the riskier, and sntesecimently, ab.mt half-poet tea o'clock, ho west with Mr. Evans to toe malthouss. He nammided rte ladder loading to the upper door, and at about 35 yards dietetics sow mom me, but could not tell who it wee, in the couch frame in the astern. Ae PO,II as be got coat he raw • man jump over the wall of the cistern, ant found he ha 1 been on the conch treading the malt. The seen salved the leve!a sad tried to oblitereta the foot marks before ho got up to the deers. Mr. Eves' and be took an account of what was in the couch. The cistern showed an Mamie of about six boatels since the earn hod been me oared in the Brit inatteoe.-31r. Philip Teytor Erma, supervisor, corroberetel the previons Winiel4P. end said the cistern gasp 1 aft brothels more then the crude—Mr. Pbilbrick math:eased 'he bench fog tto defendant, to show that ble client had DO Memnon to defraud the revenue, and urged upon the brach at least to mitigate the peedtv.—After a lengthened Investhrolion the bench convicted a. faxtant in the mit'ilttcl floe of 6W.— Che/enha Chronicle. PARLIAMENTARY EXPENSED OF RAILWAY COM PAN res.—This morning was issued • retain of all the parlia inentary moaners Incurred by railway caravan's* from the prei..d of their imajoration to the end of the simian of 1837. The return embraoes 193 onepanko. Banal oar parries had act Ca carded any informaCon at the doe the velum was ordered to be Jested. We pies the agues ow to ned by the peMc'pal composite. Oiled ,n, 315,61 0 11- Is. 84., or 31. 13s. 74. per cent. of the to of Ims and shoe capitol, 8,5 - 4,4201.8 a 3d.; East Laiomebire, 114,161/. It. It opal to 31. IU. 93. per c ,t. of the capi al 4,la7,nit ; Zoetoo%lnd,', 288,2011. 3d., er29perceat, noon 11,611,035, the caci at ; Orme Northerr, 334.2191., or 212 per not. upon 11,444,4041.; Great Aram re. 760,2701, Si. Id., or 217 upon 27,43A7117.; L motet ire and Yoe kehire, 461,7221. 19r. 31., or 3.40 open 13.69E6 0 '. ; Lemke mad North Wort:ern. 869.7711. Os. 9J.. or 2.65 aloe 34,041,0131; Load a end 8 rota Weetem. 313.7021., or 31. ha upon 9 616,2251 de. 2d. ; I.oadon, Minato", end South Coast, 43,6961. Us. Od.. or .56 ts . on 7,799,2171. 12r. 7d. ; MA lends. 397.7331. 10a 10,1. prop vtion as t o o .l 7 itals 20,712,9311.'x , I Id., n t given South Beaters, 515,7071. Ile 3d., a 4 669 arm 11,044,4921. The ream costes aiaibr Information as to gas sod water companies, end turninkr Insets, for the last tee year,. SMALL Anne.—From the 26th of April, 1858 to tbe 24th of Hach, 1839 the rderspiven by the War deposes nowt fur moil arms were for 64,932 in London, 106,618 in Birmiegbao., and 8,450 in Belgium. The musket rifles no. retool ley the salts digerteuent limn the let April. 1868 te 31st Mamb, 1959 were 30,8.34 from London, 75,314 from Birmiagham, 6,679 from Belgium, and 4,900 from America. 001,0118 f. OVUM ..... • a friLL N IALI ....... • pen& Wiz .... . New ...... • • IgElt=aikejsp ..... • IP. &An WRY ... Ip. 46.111111 ..... .. s alt p• a. Ina .... rja . p. i t i am ... 1.300:4 .. D. do. Spot Apr. Wet DLITLeR 131kraiiil let Mike) :7 1 1 ig • e I is PR% TM UM Usd TOWS, Ibis- It e 1111::* UT= 471=2.saii ZOIR'r Mw.. ante Mawr mud.. Assmalea Aaiiil, , = l lirga i r ftellalistermeles .. Bitt....emorlona ter. Ip.it , 0 irpir l `R r i ent "mm ma s 177.: ihrA,w_4..esaiLts De. New 0•1111111•111,0WISK Swat lllap (U~ 1:21.1r614.11, Maths.. C! ss . 31.11rassi.desUrl SAL arialmisa uckr. 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Vradraktreil. Illugg:i= tea Ihr=&rrita j7wisei " MAN& ;likinrass3 pa If 1 15 IT a 00 NI lit ,E rsi t t Barnes I BASIVATS. alias! • dt. lamas Dwa.llscbOlp. PA bb LW. owls/. -- DP AL St IM. Rana 1/1. e rP a t trat i q bp WA I 01:5 1 i=fit . i=pos. S pwboat... Do. 41rwr is. Dgeatars. Tr. e. IL Prot. Do. T --- De. P. As. ll. Wl7 Mat Faiabela btawkans . rs, Maria. na eft larr . cl eliCiiiii. De. t.. Do. T3.1.111wal op Deil parbl.lll...bas:7l Maar Om. 111 pw sat Dw guuttez.,- Welber= pw tgke & A. iruU&Visti.." E ~~:i LI VIIIPOOL, MAT 16-Th. Anita 644. 2 1 . 4 t rllsold bla. sad qustatioaa samlaaL Batman. 101 10.- tat. 111 1-nalada ab.74l-41.1. .M lialfbaid.4l d-llnfar• 0... 101 6-K..t la.:maim SI 6-ofaal Wotan. 61 1-tamaddr. sad Yartadn. 1-14.6.. sad Plana Irian es 1-31badlaid. 33 /-)ll4laad, 911 -liana &fla 61 3-11enneka el 1-raft sad Rana /111/.41. -Leo& Nordin,. 61 6-Danas. 161 J - D•611141.1.1•14 jj - Grand Trent af CSIMIL 71 -Graaf wasaaa of Nam* 130 1. M•SLIMITSII. Mod 19.-TM mutat au flaw la la.a, sad not mach bud... Ind do. Dorm. 181-bseda. S5-Abafaaldf. I:s4ero Comalsa. 101 96-Tfmata, 7 7 la-uau &ft, Purotafe. 1 -Midland. tit -DMA:: Bank 111 p.-Maaclanleld Canal, 611-Dabs that. 11 d TRAFFIC RETURN& knis WM Man. dimaibs, A A A LOIS 111 1.447 VII t 717 0.510 &Di 0.031 4.751 4.731 tail 44. 181 LOOS LON atuwaYa. Wok masa May & I= l olBll.amainethied M amma 1[4•61 and W mil (liclitladad• : Rand 04 lawn — W UNA Amnon ..... ..... .- -. ..... ait MOM r . ... . . . 1 ., b lola Antaidn 1 1 , 21081 Wait WIN liarl3l 11400 n 1•80140-4 Vra44140 " , May 49M Watarfon Lloarlalt 77 SO 04 LW 1.457 Lisarlak •44 rifal• . - - - Loadonlany tad 11104480nn kw* haws an t 1401arat9 and 9Y9 4• ......... .. Dams and 111/MIII 11.40 WOO samara %wom --- I r a 1.114; 11 1 6] 7,454 " raft ed I" are' ........ U 2/8 163 368 UG .... 4 wow m ar ia l i. re I ........ GU 13.141 11.09 PM) 21.09 Senn 1.373 1 884 &10 801 10 3.034 3.411 fil4 3.00 001 020.4 anneepand 11.11110111.1= .....7 14 :1 1 4 lel 1. 7.8 1. 7/B 'so ebbe -ii 416 en the Lali • 2114 Include. dot raceipta at Os Stamaulle and Culla:a. and Badaiii and Laj bora lionnada. tram Jas. 1.11 both yeara. ••• .. 333 100 SINGULAR ACClDlUlTs—ikenral men working in the limestone pia near Dudley belonging to Lord Ward, were seriously tnjund en Monday meaning by being drawn op aver the pulley. on which the rope rens comumakating with the bottom of the pit. Wilda the engineer war in the furs noorshole, the engine, through i movement In one of the lore pits, are a jerk, and seven men, who were ell standing near the chip in which they were to descend, tbiekiog the stovonwet to the engine was their eignal, immediately got Into the skip. The engine started at the some moment draw ing the skip over the pulley and deshing toe levee KIM to timelier* with great violence. No Mune oan be atttibutid to the olivine'', es the u.ea cot in'n the skip without the aignal, and their weight caution another jerk, stated the en , Rine. The men were all mote or lees ittjund ; but the whole of them, with en. saceltion, are going on Lerourably. MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoac. The funds to-day are flat, with scarcely any busi nese. The price of Consols for the account is quoted about 1-16 or 1 per cent. lower than at 4 o'clock yesterday. In all the other markets com plete stagnation reigns. In a few instances the tendency of prices is in favour of buyers. Consols are officially marked 911 to 911 for money, and 911 to 911 far the 7th of Jane. The present quotations are 911 to e for climb, and 91/ to 1 for the account. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 222; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 901 to I; the new Three per Cents., at 901 to 1; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of last year, at 931; the scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 921 to 93; India Bonds, at 1 le. to 12s. die. ; and Exchequer Bills, at 20s. to 245. prem. At the official opening of the Paris Bourse this day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Bentes were quoted 61.10 for the account, showing an advance of 1 per cent compared with the latest price of yesterday. The Bourse is de scribed as " firm," with " little doing." Few transactions have taken plaoo in the foreign stock market, and prices present no improve ment. No business is officially reported in the Turkish loans below 61 and 61 respectively, but the present quotations are 69 to 61 and 49 to 61. Other stacks are nominally quoted as before. Sales are recorded as follows :—French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Renter, 88f. (exchange 25E) ; ditto Three per Cents., 60f. (exchange 25E); Dutch Two-ani-t-Half per Cents., 60 (exchange 126.); New Granada Deferred Bonds, 41 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 381; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents, 27 ; ditto for account, 261; Turkish Six pee Cent', 1854, 611; ditto for account, 61; ditto Six per Cents, 1858, 61 ; Venezuela Five per Canto. for menet, 341. Fora o'Cioci. Cooed. are quoted just the same u at 2 o'clock— Cz., 911 to i for money, and 91j to $ for the June account. The discount market remains quiet, and super abundantly supplied with money. First class bills are negotiated 4 to t per cent. below the Bank minimum. ------------ The residue of the 172,6001. in gold by the Jura, from New York, was purchased yesterday for expor tation. No gold operations took place at the Bank. The Bombay exchange presents no alteration of importance. It is understood that government will almost im mediately put forward a public notification inviting tenders for the conveyance of the Australian mail via Panama, in addition to the contract now in course of performance via Suez by the Pen insular and Oriental Ccmpany. Attached to the "conditions" of tender for the latter contract, which was adjudicated last October, was the following cola belie : —"lt is to be observed that as soon as arrangements are completed, it is the in tention of the government to call for tenders for a monthly steam communication with Australia via Panama, in addition to the service via Son." The delay that has occurred is, we believe, in no small degree attributable to the absence of a definite under standing with the government of New Granada re specting the sum to be paid for the transmission of the mails across the Isthmus. The affair has now, however, arrived at so advanced a stage that the "conditions" of the new contract are framed. It is said that three companies propose to tender :-1, the Royal Mail Steam Company 2, an English Company, organised some time ago, in which Messrs. Peto, Breassey, and Co., are said to be concerned ; and 3, a New York Association. The sooner the negotiation is concluded, and the ne w service actually commenced, the better for all interests connected with the colonies. Should the two contracts be efficiently performed, a fortnightly service may practically be secured. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of WIZ. ; the East Lancashire an increase of 4271. ; the Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire en increase of 1,0091.; the North Eastern. and Newcastle and Carlisle, an increase of 1,9371.; the Midland an in crease 0f . 2,9391. ; and the Eastern Counties an in crease of 1,6714 An extraordinary meeting of the Great Britain Mutual Life Assurance Society is called for the 31st inst., to authorise the dissolution of the society and the transfer of the business. " with such liabilities as may continue to subsist," to the European Life Assurance Society. A general meeting of the Trust and Loan Com pany of Upper Canada is called for the 91st when a dividend is to be declared. THIIIIIDLT iTINING. Console, which closed yesterday at 911 to 1 for the 7th of June, opened this morning at 911 to 1. and had receded at the close to 911 to 1. For money the last price was 911 to 1. The official buaineas report is se follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91/, 911, 1,1, 1,1, 1, l,1; ditto, for account (7th June), 911, 1, ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 901, 1, 1 1; New Three per Cents., 901, 1,1, 1, 1 ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, Ism, 171; Bank 'Stock, 2211, 219; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, issued in 1838, 931, 931 ; the scrip of the New Loan, 921, 93. The government broker continues to make a small investment daily in the New Three per Cents. Exchequer Bills have again declined Is. to 2a., being quoted 22,. to 275. prem. There were some purchases of India Bonds at 10s. die. The scrip of the new Indian Loan remain, quoted 921 to 93. The debentures issued last year were steady at 931 to 1. The foreign stock market was dull in character, but steady in price. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. were quoted 60 t , 62, and the New Loan 60 to 31. There were 11}01 . 43 inquiries for Rusin stocks. Other descriptions were nominally unaltered. In the market for bank shares to-day the principal inquiries were for City Bank, Bank of Australasia, and Provincial Bank of Ireland, which have im. proved. Commercial Bank of Canada were marked 22. Scottish Australian Investment stock has again &deuced. Canada Land, British American Land, and Mediterranean Extension Telegraph shares were inquired for, and rather dearer. The A shares of the Oriental Inland Steam Company were officially marked par. The half-yearly dividend is advertised on the Swedish Provincial Mortgage Lou. W ess • est W ea J I a si • a A ad ls MI 1 2 a a a W n W al Y II 4 a 44 N as as 3 O en a e a =Weak StLa: Ma. lout of IOU: AadallA sad U et lasaaa i tz..Ciat i : a se et Ara MI 4) = .. gr.= Naar/ Pat Ira =Zee r ' : : W ?is;;11 le ~Kama - RA Kama at Imam -- le tap Kauai- p Was. Malta