The Express. — London, England, 1862-05-03 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Sittings in 8111300 ID Easter Term.—(Before the Lord Chief Baron and Mr. Baron Wilde.) ATKINSON T. WOODALL. . . . This action was brought in the Secondary's Court by a seaman, to recover arrears of wages and also lit., which he rl.iimed as his share of salvage received for saving a vessel, and rosidted in a verdict for the defendant. Ilr. Joyce now moved for a rule to sh7Vca use why the ver dict should not be sat aside and entered for the plaintiff, on the ground of misdirection by the learned secondary. The principal point was whether he was right in holding that, under the provisions of the MerchAnt Shipping Act, the question of salvage should be determined by the Admiralty Court. The Court refused to grant a rule. As the attendance of the learned Woos was required in the other courts, their lordships roes at an early hour. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissiceser Holroyd.) IN FM WILLIAM BUDD KNIGHTS. The bankrupt ;;;s r ie;iti.;-Fseic7e,74g;iiweston-skeet, Bermondsey. This was the adjourned examination meeting. The balance-sheet has not bees filed, but the preliminary statement of accounts shows liabilities of between 9,0004 and 10,0001., one-half of which amount is due to two creditors. The bankrupt states the cause of his failure to lw " heavy bad debts, heavy law costa and expenses." It being stated that Messrs. Paul and Turner were engaged in invest4ating the bankrupt's accounts, au ad lout ument was taken by consent. IN RI ROUE AND ROLE. The bankrupts were tailors and drapers, of Slough, Berks. Debts, 3444; no assets. This was the last sitting. Mr. B. Griffiths opposed on behalf of Mr. Bousfield, a creditor for 1871. He asked that the bankrupts should furnish a goods and cash account. The bankrupts had given up DO boo, though it was suspected they must have kept books. J armee Rolfe, the elder bankrupt, admitted that they had kept a little bit of account —only, kind of a day-book. They had done little or no Mistimes for the last eighteen months. Had given up the day-book to the official assignee. Had had cloth to the amount of 2001. from Mr. Bouslield in the lastyear and a half. They had originally petitioned the county court at Windsor, but the petition was dismissed, their debts being over 3tAlf. His Honour mid the bankrupts were bound to show what they bad done with the goods received shortly before their failure, and adjourned the cam for additional escountu (Before Mr. Commissioner Pane.) r; RC J. H. NEVILLF--OPERATION OF TB! 185TH EICTION. -- The bankrupt was a leather dealer, of Oxford-street. This wee sitting for examinstiou and discharge. Mr. Lawrence asked for an adjournment, with a view to a composition of 2s. 611. ip the pound being paid, and the case being taken out of the court under the 18.5 th section. Mr. Buchanan objected, on behalf of Mr. Homan, of Ox ford-street, a creditor for 291., who charged the bankrupt with having contracted the debt "vexatiously and villain ously." The goods had been supplied only three days be. tars the bankrupt petitioned, and he had never dealt with the opposing creditor berme. He represented that he was in iadependentaircumetaeces, that he was wily carrying oa the bminess for some oue else, and that he could live without business. The goods had been delivered ►t $ o'clock at night, and the bankrupt's shop was never opened after. His Hosour did not think that the misconduct of the bankrupt could operate to prevent the majority of creditors from making the most advantageous settlement in their power with their debtor. Mr. LawraDoe said this was the view which Mr. Com missioner Gonlburn had taken at an early period after the pawing of the new act. The assignees and creditors generally thought this an advantageous arrangement. If they liked to view it as a question of mosey rather than a question of morals, the court had no power to interfere. His Honour oclueurred, and directed an adjournment for a month. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERIUSWELL. ATTEMPTED SUICIDE THROUGH DIST/MS.—A SAD STOE7. George Newton, a tailor, aged 66, ■ man who, although decently attired, appeared to be in the greatest distress, residing at 20, Little Camden-street, Camden-town, was charged with attempting to commit suicide by taking a quantity of poison. From the evidence of Police-constable Sulky, 106 9, it appeared that last night he was called to the above address, and found the defendant in a dying state. He was informed that the defendant had taken poison, and he at once conveyed him to the workhouse, where the stomach pump was applied, and the defendant was recovered. The surgeon informed the countable that the defendant had taken corrosive sublimate; and bad it not been for the fact that the defeadaut had been attacked with vomiting as soon as he bad taken the poison, be would most certainly haveNost his life. The defendant, in answer to the charge, said that he was in the greatest distress, sad yesterday he felt in such paiu that he could not stand up against it any longer. He bad a family of five cuildren. Owing to want of work he had been compelled to live noon • few shillings a week that was earned by one of his boys. He was carry for what he had dons, but would not do so again. Mr. D'Eyncourt said that distress wan so reason why he should attempt to destroy himself. He should remand the prisoner for a weak to enable the polioe to make further The prisoner, who appeared greatly distressed, was then removed. ANOTHER CAhE OF ATTEMPTED POISONLVO. A respectably-attired woman, the wife of a mechanic, baring an infant in Ler arms, W 44 neat charged with a similar offence. stable Brig.Tk, 195 G. said he saw the prisoner in the street and found that she had taken poison ; she said she had done it 1.-e.itimi she was afraid that she should be scolded for not Lis hug her husband's dinner ready, at the same time stating that her litudniod was a good man and a kiad•hearted father. The prisoner, who e-opressed contrition for ber offence, Vra discharged at her litiLind's request, she promising not to do such a thing again. MA RYLEBONE. DAZING PLATII 1088 - E6Y -- lir - CH - 171 - TE - It-TZRRACZ, BZCZN/S- PARE. - Charles Thomas, r young man, who at the bar was eup ted by crutches, Las at... lost his left leg, was charge.l before .Ir . Mam.field with the f o llowi ng daring robbery of plate, at the house of Mrs. Eliza Berkley, a widow lady of property, residing at No. 3.4, Chester-terrace, Regent's park, under the following circumstances Jatoes Young, the butler, stated that about 6 o'clock the previous evening he had Lid the table cloth for dinner with a number of silver spoils, forks, He left the dining mom and shortly after he was alarmed by his son, who bad left him only a f e w m i nu t es b e f ore . Witness proceeded to Cie to; m, when his son told him that • man bad just left the room, with all the plate that was on the table. They ran after and stopped the prisoner. Witness asked him to prolwe the articles he had stelae. He denied having been in the house ; he was taken to the hall of the house, and he then produced several dessert and other spoons, 101130 silver forks, &c. Sergeant Conway I was sent for, and conveyed him to the station-house. Jolla Young,. son of the above witness, said that upon entering the dming.room ho saw the prisoner, who imme diately made his way nut of the window. He then called up his father. Prisoner Lad obtained admission by the window. Mr. Mims&ll—What articles hes the prisoner stolen? The tint witness stste,l six tsble spoons, four dinner forks, and ewers' other articles, the value of which was about Isl. Mr. slnsfield—ls the p-isomer known ? Sergeant Coe way said that he wished for a remand as he believed the prisotier was concerned in many other similar Nbberies. He had that day heard of one recently effected at llarnpsteed. The prisoner was remanded. DEATH PRONI Dinerrrtmos.—Yesterday forenoon Mr. H. Rallies Walthew, the deputy coroner for Middlesex, hold an inquest at Bothoal.green, on the body of Thorns' Williams, aged 66 years, a Spits Melds weaver. The widow said that her husband and herself occupied one small room, lad that their joint earnimns only amount e d t o a s . 6d. per week, mot of which they had to pay rent and purchase food sod tiring. He latterly could only do a little at the loom, and the work was very badly paid for. The deceased had a dread of the workhouse. He bad, how ever applied for aid, and the guardians gave him le., • quartere loaf, and to and sugar fur • month. He was than told that they could do n 9 more, as he refused to go into the workhouse. They then went op, little by little selling elf their furoiture and bedding to purchase food. They were also compelled to pledge their clothing a2d other articles. The demised had been beard to say that he would rather die than ho compelled to go into the work house. They then suffered very great privations. On the afternoon of Wednesday last the deceased was left in the room at his boot, nod when the wife returned she found hin, leaning against one of the upright poste. She asked him the cause, and lie said he was so weak that be mild not do an, work. He sank upon the Boor from weakness, and, with assistance trout a lodger, he w as pl ace d on a mattress, but he expired shortly afterwards. The as. mutant to Mr. 'Vandenburgh, surgeon, of Bethnal-green toad, „id that the decease.) had died from exhaustion and the want of suflicient nourishment. The jury returned a erdict in accordance with the medical testimony. OPENING OF THE. NIDE VALLEY Ran.wjy.—On Thursday. this hoe of railway which connects the Patoley mire dadriet with Leeds, Bradford. and Manchester, was ening , ' to the yobbo. The lion is linuilee long. starting 'rem junction, and passes by KillinehalL Deere Auks, Billothwaite (for Hampdhwaite and Wreaks), and l'ateley Bridge. It is laid with a single pair of rails, but Round has bees nacre[ fora double pair if the traffic in creases so as to require it. gt/IDAY. NOSID/T. :Yong to N.N.X. to W.N.W., bosh to N.W., and N.L, moderate strong. to fresh, fine. 11111 AND.—W. to N. and S N.E., ntaierste to fresh. floe. CZINTRAL—Y.W. to N. and LE., N.E to N.W., trash to strong. X.N.E. to SAE., moderate to treat. NAL to 9.8. W., moderate, moderate. K. Coast —X.N.E. to S.X., fresh to moderate. S. Emoirsiu.—Z.N.S. to 8.5. E., S.E. to S.W., fresh, rainy. 'Monate fresh. The meetings of scientific societies for the ensuing week are Monday, Entomological. 8 ; Royal lostitu tiou, 2—General Monthly Meeting ; Architects, B—Annual General Tuesday, Horticultural, Fruit and Ronal Com mittee ; Ethnological, 8—" Commixture of Races of Man, Europe," Mr. Crawford ; "Strength and Weight of Euro peans and Asiatios," Dr. Shortt ; " Peruvian Skulls," Mr. Blake ; Royal Institution, 4—" Ancient Art," Mr. New ton ; Engineers, 8—" Sea Dykes of fileswig and Holstein," Mr. Paton; "Reclaiming Imo& from Seas and Estuaries," Mews. Oldham and Muller; Photographic, 8. Wednes day, Society of Literature, 81 ; Society of Arta, 13—Con. remains' ; Geological, 8—" Labyrinthodons, Edinburgh Coal-field," Professor Huxley; "Land Flora, Devonian Period, N.E. America," Dr. Deena). Thursday, Philo logical, 8 ; Royal Institution, 3—" Chemical Arts," Dr. Lyon Mayfair ; Royal. 81—" Inscriptions at Baalbec." Mr. Hogg; Antiquaries, 81. Friday, Astronomical, 8; Royal Institution, 8—" Irma," Mr. Fairbairo. Saturday, Royal Institution, 3—" Agricultural Chemistry," Dr. Anderson. Socirr FOR THE ENCOVRAORMENT OF THE FINE Aare.—On Thursday emitting Mr. Henry ()Wee delivered a lecture at the above society's rooms in Conduit-street, on the "School of Painting in England" during the last century (1782-1862), making particular reference to the interesting historical series of works brought together in the Inter national Exhibition. He dwelt upon the importance of an interchange of examples, experiences, and sympathies between artists of various schools and natioualities ; and after severely scrutinising the history of the British school as influenced by the teaching of the academy, in conclusion drew a favourable augury from the new and active ener gies displayed by a large and influential body of the young and rising practitioners of the day. THE LATE LORD LTTTELTON AT RUGBY. —HO, at that time Mr. Lyttelton, was the ringleader in a good deal of mischief at the school in his day ; but so clever and so amiable that be met with considerable indulgence. He and others tied up a young donkey one morniog in the doctor's desk at school ; and Dr. James, on proceeding to l esson , found the post of honour alre ady occupied by this strange representative. He must have either been ton much moused to preserve his gravity, or have had remarkable forbearance. ' Take the young doctor down, but d on 't I hurt him," was all he said ; and the culprits seem to have heard no more of it. Lyttelton grew rather too much for 1 the doctor at last, and received one of those notices to quit which save the pain of expulsion. He carried himself and his jokes to Christchurch, where Deem Jackson found bias as pleasant and as troublesome as Dr. James bad. He dreamed up the then existing " Mercury " in the built of Tom Quadrangle in a cast-off wig and gown of the Dean's ; to him, at least, the credit of it was given by Jackson himself, on the ground that "no man in college would have dared to have done it?' His insuperable love of fun somewhat interfered, in later years, with the due appreciation of his real abilities in the House of Commons.-- B4ackrootis %swine for Msy. RIFLED GDNR.—it is a symptom of good sense in our Ordnance Department that, in the recent extensive contracts for manufacturing cannon, rifled guns have not been exclusively ordered. Rifled guns answer an excellent impose in some eases, but they are not equal to the 10. inch columbiads for crushing the sides of ships of war. It has been ascertained from innumerable experiments that while rifled guns deliver their conical shots at longer dis tances, and with more exactness than other guns, a spheri cal shot, from a smooth bore, does more damage is crushing through a wooden ship, or is fracturing the armour of as iron-plated vessel. —New York per. POLAND. —Fwaonta DEATH.—The Brulas Gazette report.' that a Jew of Similes, Poland, having W inked a soldier, was dragged to the guardhouse, and there, by order of the commanding officer, so dreadfully flogged that he expired under the blows. —Jewish Cteroniek. AN AMIABLE Excuss. —We don't think that Sterodele Bennett has a right to complain that Mr. Costa will not conduct him, at the Issaiwatioa. Orals some times does not even know bow to conduct bizaself.—Poneli. THE EXPRESS, SATIIRDAY I LAMBETH ELECTION.-(THIS DAY.) The following are the returns issued at the com mittee rooms of the respective coodidsses : MIL MILTON'S 00101171= OR CeCLAICK. Yr. Doukas ZAN Mr. 51sigli ....... ..„ .......... ..—.. ..... NS Mr. Wilkins= ML mama% amours as Okla . Igr. Sleigh Mr. Dotilton lir. Wilkinson , . ...... 3,11f 2,176 or EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE OP A YOUNG MARRIED LADY. INQIIIIrt.-(TEL4 DAY.) This morning an inquiry was held at the Black Horse Tavern, Kinpland-road, by Mr. John Humphreys, the coroner for Middlesex, touching the death of Mm. Clan Bateman, aged 24, who committed suicide last Wednesday morning under very singular and painful circumstames. Mr. H. W. Bateman, 58, Shrubland-grove, Dalston, said that deceased we. hi, wife, and bad recently su ff ered a good deal from neuralgia. Lest Tuesday they both passed the evening at a friend's, and returned home late. They had only been in the house a few minutes, when she said that she would go out again, but he paid no attention to her statement, an she bad frequently said the same before, and after hiding herself would bounce out and laugh at him. He shortly afterwards found the street door open, and not being able to rind her about the house, he ran up the Queen's. road, and upon arriving at the bridge he was informed that ;lady bad thrown herself in a quarter of an hour previously, so that she must have run all the way. He could only amount for the act on the supposition that her neuralgic affection had upset her reason. Mr. Byrnes', said that on the night in question he heard screams an he wan creasing the bridge, and saw a lady fully dressed struggling in the writer. He ran for the drag., but before they could be got she mak, and some time elapsed before the body was recovered, and she was quite dead. The poor lady had not even taken off her gloves. The medical attendant of the family stated that he had known deceased from her infancy, and she was of a very cheerful disposition, but was subject to smite seersigie pains, and he had no doubt in a sudden excess of these she became distracted and put an end to her existence. The Onruner having summed up, the jury returned a ver dict of "Temporary insanity." THE MURDER OF M. THIEBAULT. VERDICT OF WILFUL MURDER AGAINST THOMAS HALLORAN. CAHIR, FRIDAY. At the inquest yesterday a man named John Woodlock deposed that he was passing on the road at Rockwell, and saw a men sparkle/ to If. Thiebault, about 40 yards from the aces. of his murder, and within a few minutes of the time of the =orreries. The three Hallo rans, who were in custody, were then introduced, when the witness distinctly identified Thomas Halloran as the wan he had sees with the decesesd. Other evidence having been given, the following verdict was returned by the ivy "That the deceased, Gustave Thiebault, came by his death at Killeenastina, scanty of Tipperary, en Monday, the 28th day of April, 1862, from a gunshot wound ; and we further tied that one Thomas Halloran, late of Boy toorath, is said musty, wilfully, and of hie malice pre pense, did kill and murder the soul Gustave Thishault, on said 28th day of April, 1862, at Killesoastiati, is said county." Much satisfaction is felt that the perpetrator of this fear ful outrage has been made amenable to justice. Great cre- dit is due to Sub-inspector Foeberry, the active and intelli gent officer of the di/trial., sad the men under his command, for their prompt and sucoessful exertions in this case. It is right to add that this officer, by his energetic conduct, was the maws of discovering and apprehending, the murderers of the late Mr. O'Callaghan Ryan, near Clonmel, some years since, who were subsequently executed. As in the present case, Mr. Foeberry arrested the two principals in that murder during the night after the outrage WMATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) SATURDAY, MAT 4 S a.m. E. IL M. I I D. r. Q. I L & & , Nuys... 86.24 44 4$ B.W. b isiumai Lxrru Baxwice ARDIOI64II BB.lB 43 SO &W. b Pommy= GALWAY Samos BB.lB 47 45 BUK b VAJLIDORO94M ROJO 44 46 N. IL St Oil 41461001JAD Grritaroor. lomorrow, ALUM Yaiumurrx LOWDOS An 48 44 IL Dorn lO.ll 60 49 KILL o . 5 Poir7otoorz 1 10.19 6! i4B E. •i 8 Posruso 30.13 62 49 E. • a —. 6 riirmovra Pun 94.04 flowirr 30.07 14 iIS N.& b 4 MARS LIS2&-417118 DAY.) Two o'Cloon. The railw market continues heavy. A reduction of Ito 1 per oent. has taken place in most of the principal stocks. Caledonian, however, has improved. Business is limited. London and Nortb Western stock is now quoted 941 to 96; Great Western, 731 to 741 ; Midland, 1271 to 128 ; Lancashire and York shire, 1071 to I ; South Eastern, 84 . 2 to 85 ; Caledonian, 109} to 110 ; Eastern Counties, 68 to ; and Great Yorthern, 115 to 116. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are firm, at 3 7-16 to 9-16 prem. A further considerable rise has taken place in Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock. Belgian railway shares are dull to-day. BRITISH POINUMBIONR. itaawmra '•i• — • a► r7: i: b 1 MS all A • 11',lawmen. 47 72 - M. . MM. Mr. 90.3264.19.0. 102 10:1 OSB 9 Me A 4 4 / 2 92Anrasln. 6} - 10 09 Da. Protommo 8 9 9 - 1110 IMlL.Brso6..eiloinerlai Sp.o. ildo, Anna 1062 sidancit~,o9l.l3. ES SI .- 109 100 Do. Jalr MS 119 S 93 VT% Milo- t Si - Do has 187 i. 4088*. 80 - I an oMonlia lb imloso 9 8 9 - •14 OppoTADookllp.amaa } lim - Ili 100 11.4.1 102 1 SS KO nail 10 2 Do. l tt i rsimiloo.. - i I Pm= ln Bt. 1 Mond ?mak al °mods 15 26 2 0 i 100 al Do. 4pm al. Prat. - 100 all Dolloo-Pr0L4p.64.511 OO 88 92 100 all Do. 4pm at. Dobson 39 B _ 2 62 100 all Do. Ipm M. 1802 - • • 46 66 - 100 an Do. d*. MP.- 37 40 - 103 all Do. M. 11171. ' ST 40 - ft 180 Groat indlon Paw ls 102 10 2 9 2 9 99 12 Do. Now par Pla - 20 2 Du. January, 1912 4 KO OS. 8. of lad c. =,6 . t . t lol} 1 - MI all (KW's{ 111 1 129 90} 18 Do. New 8 7 db - LOS all Do.Sp.allelommS.w.ap 102 106 - 100 all Do. 04 do.. 77. 1,1 6.09. 93 96 - 1N all Do. do. 75 w9lnsalap. - - - 190 an D0.5}4.06.90/6,pay.711 M 94 - K 100 Madras Ottar. a} pro of 91 92 - SL 100 Do. de. II per 4 101} 104 109 SO 108 Do. opm of.2s 94 96 - 90 all Do. f. par coat. 40. - - Ms - dt. 100 Malls_ Corp. Sp. ollioadi ~ - - !0 all N. Mmowtot • quads D D • cop. ob. 5 2 St all Do. do. UM do. 5 T 20 all Do. do. I Gap. do. 4 4 ,-- St all Do. 40. Load do. 6 6 - 100 . N. 8.. et Canada op. o 85 93 - as. nda l2 lei m - 99 16 DD PosLanb ••.••• 1 1 01 so - M all Do. 2 10 --• SO 1 Dolnd.B4/1M.g.M.0 IS 1 an •• 10 1 Telaktod.thollad.norlp 1 IMs - 2011,410 St. Commercial lOO MAO 81. Do. 4 p.ct.i'ref. Min llO 3.016,101 St. NW sad West India lOO 1,131010 81. Lollldoo 0.211000 St. et. Katharine lOO 340,866 St. routhamplon 100 /100,000 St. Victoria 6.0001 20 Do. New 124 129 be 68 67 62 INIAL 00VILILII MINT iwi lir - ill MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two &Cum'. The funds to-day are dull. Consols are quoted I ,per cent. lower than yesterday afternoon. There is little business. English railway stocks are again rather lower, Belgian dull, and Grand Trunk of Canada buoyant. Foreign bonds of several kinds are in increased demand. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 711'. 10c, being per oent. better than yes terday. The scrip of the new Turkish Loan is quoted 21 to 31 prem. ; Egyptian, 14 to 11 psem. ; and Rus sian, die. to prem. Consols are officially marked 952 and 4, both for money and the Bth inst. The present quotation is 931 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 236 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 914 ; New Three per Cents., 92, 914 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1886, 151 ; India Stock, 228 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1084, 3 ; ditto for account, 1084 ; ditto Four per Cent. De bentures, 1864, 1004 ; Five per Cent. "sawed" rupee paper, 103} ; Exchequer Bills, 21a., 18s., prem. Foreign stocks are strong, with an upward tendency. There is a further rise in the Turkish Loan of 1858, which is now quoted 71 to 4, and in the Spanish Certificates, which are quoted 10 to t. Italian Five per Cents. have likewise improved, and are last marked 70. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1004 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 1858, 1860, 931 ; Equador New Consolidated, 184 ; Egyptian Sena per Cents., 11, 1 prem. ; French Three per Cent. Rentes, 70fr. (exchange 25fr.) ; Italian Five per Cents., 691, 4,1, 70 (exchange 25fr.) ; ditto Five per Cents. (Marem maua Railway), Scrip, 2/ din. ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 32 ; Russian Five per Cents., 97 ; ditto, for account, 961 ; ditto Three par Cents., 1859, 591, ex div. ; Spanish Passive, 191, 1 ; the Committee's Certificates, 91, 10, 91, 10 ; Turkish Six per Ceuta., 1864, 801 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 71, 4, 71, 1 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862 (scrip), 3/, 4, 3 prem. ; ditto paid up scrip, 091, 701,1. HALF-PAW Two o'CiocK. Consols are still quoted 931 to;, both for money and the Bth inst. An additional 1,000,0001. of the new Turkish Loan was paid up in full yesterday, making a total of about 4,300,000/. stock paid up out of an aggregate of 8,000,0001. The success of the Turkish has, therefore, fully equalled that of the Morocco Loan. We believe, indeed, that payments in full upon so large a wade are quite unprecedented in the history of loans. The following is a comparison of the respective values of the Turkish stocks of 1858 and 1802. The rate of interest yielded is 91 per cent in both cases, valuing the stock of 1808 at 701 on the Ist May (the price yesterday being 701 to 711). The computations prove that when the stock of 1862 reaches 751. 6s. Bd., or 8/. Os. &L premium, it will yield the same return of 91 per cent. as the stock of 1858, taken at the price of 701. 14s. ld. per cent. stem or 1868. Half-year's dividend dee Ist September, 1862 £3 0 0 59 half-yews' dividends to Ist Mara, 1886, in clusive 57 16 6 Stakiog fund- d 0 annual payments of 11. sa. 3d l2 3 6 Value let September, 1862, cam dividend 73 0 0 Rebate of 4 mouths' dividend Ist May to lea September 2 5 11 Allowed to bring the yoke to let May, 1862 7O 14 1 Broca or 1882.. Half ear's dividend d:Uslsi AV, 18E12 48 half-years' dividends to lot July, 1866, in clusive 56 5 6 Eakingfund-47 half yearly payment' of if l7 9 5 Value lit July, 1882. cum dividend 75 14 11 Rebate of 2 months' dividend, lst May to 14 July 1 4 3 Allowed to bring the value to Ist May, 1382...... 74 10 8 Add discount at 6 per amt. from 80th AprO, open to those paying instalments in advance ... 018 0 £75 I There is consequently a profit of nearly 41. 14s. 7d. per oent. on an exchange from the Loan of 1858 into that of 1862, at their present respective prices. A telegram from Madrid announces that the Correspondencia du/ogre/a persists in repudiating the idea of any recognition of the Certificates. There were no bullion operations of importance at the Bank yesterday. The amount of specie engaged for transmis sion to the East by the Mooltan to-morrow is 176,3371., of which 37,1731 . is gold, and the rest silver. he particulars are subjoined, viz.:—For Malta, 4001. ; Alexandria (gold), 31,5001. ; Madras, 4,7731. ; Singapore, 42,6601. ; Hong Kong, 80,2921. ; and for Shanghae, 7.7121. There was a reaction yesterday in the St. Peters burg exchange in a sense unfavourable to Russia. The rate on Frankfort has advanced. Bills ou Holland and Vienna were in demand. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 mootbs. 11.171 to 18 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.151 to 16 ; Rotterdam, 3 moeths, 11.17 f to 18 ; Antwerp, 3 reuetbs, 25.45 to 50; Bamberg, ms. balm, three months., 13.8 to 1 : Paris, 3 days, 25 25 to 30; ditto, 3 months, 25.45t0 50; Franktort-oe-the-Maine, 3 mouths, 119} to 1 ; Petersham (per t rouble), 3 months, 331 to 341 ; Views, eft. do., 3 smooths. 13.20 to 30; Trieste, Mt. do 3 months, 13.20 to 30; Madrid, 3 months, 49/ to 1 ; Cadiz, 3 months, 481 to 49 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.60 to 5 ; Gloom, 3 months, 23.55 to 60; Milan, 3 mouths, 25.55 to 60 ; Naples, 3 months, 394 to 1 ; Palermo, 3 months, 1191 to 120 ; Mission, 3 months, 3394 to 120; Lisbon, 90 days. 521 to 1 ; Oporto, 90 days, 521 to 53. With the o:caption of Vienna and Turin, where the rate of discount is 5 per cent., money conti nues very easy ou the Continent. At Paris the rate is 21, or below the Bank share ; Berlin, 3 ; Amsterdam, si ; Frankfort, 2 ; Brussels, 3 ; and Hamburg, 21}per cent. The failure was announced yesterday of Messrs. T • Sworder and Co., of the Bedford-road Brewery, Luton, with liabflitiesestimated at about 130,0001., of which about 90,0001. is secured. The assets are stated to be considerable. The circular homed is as follows : Bedford-road Brewery, Luton, Mayl, Itt62. It is with deep regret we have to inform you that we end ourselves unable to meet our engagements. With the concurrence of our principal creditors 'rebus placed our book. in the hands of Aleuts. Huding. Pulleio, Whinney and Gibbous, the accountants . and a statementof our pfritioo will be submitted to a meeting of creditors as early as possible. Trusting to your forbearance in the meantime, We are, Lc., T. Swonnza and Co. The Cape mail has brought news that the por tion of the line of the Cape Town Railway from Stellenbosch to Este River is ready for traffic, while that from Stellenbosch onwards will be ready in July. This company's traffic' return (given be low) is at the satisfactory rate of 171. per mile per week. The directors of the Metropolitan Railway Car riage and Wagon Company were unable to issue the letters of allotment on Wednesday, but we are in formed that they were to be posted yesterday. The eooond aeries of colonial wool sales for the present year commenced yesterday. The catalogue comprised the following : 104 balm Sydney, 2,093, Port Phillip, 320 Van Diernen's Land, 283 Adelaide, 458 Cape, total 3,258 bales. The attendance of buyers was large, and there wu no alteration in ' the prices of Cape and Adelaide wool, u compared with the March sales, but other descriptions were about id. per lb. lower. The sales will continue till 6th June. The arrivals are : From Sydney, 16,523 bales ; Victoria, 45,497 ; Van Diemen's Land, 4,520 ; Adelaide, 15,119 ; New Zealand, 1,704 ; Swan River, 2,069 ; Cape of Good Hope, 9,531. Total, 94,963 bales. The A.venule has arrived flow China, with 315,0001 be. cf tea and 398 bales of silk. The &a.* specie efittnntet for Ihe week ending Wednesday. last gives thefollowing totals, vu.:— Imports of gold,— 28Cr,194 1 . ; exports of gold, 711,9184.7 , imports of silver, 11:11,9941.8 exports of silver, 145,0821. F!IMAY Consols, which closed on Wednesday at to 94. for money and the Bth of May, opened an d closed to-day at the same quotation. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 94 ; ditto, for account (May OBI; Bank Stank, 23 1; 23A 1 238 ; Three .pe r ats. Reduced, 921, 9 4 :out , 91/: New Three per Cents., 92, 911, ,91, W 2 ; India Stock, 228 ; ditto Five per . Stec 108 i ill 1 • ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 100 i ; ditto , 18$4,100! ; ditto Bonds, 275., 31k prem. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee Paper, 103 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 109. The India Five per Cent. Stook remains quoted I°Bl l to ; India Bonds , 27 5. to 30e. preen. ; and Eke equer Bills, 17. to 20e. prem. Business in the foreign stock market has in creased, and the tendency of prices was more favour able. In bank shares there was a decline in Union of Australia. London Chartered Bank of Australia were aired for. There was scarcely any change in miscellaneous shares. Nerbudda Coal and Iron shares were inquired for and were dealt in at 1 prem. ORDINARY SKAUIJIS AID STOCKS._ skin! RAILWAYS. urea wa snturr rr 171ArtLau.. Itaass..leao. .!Blackburn_ MAD toaad Tyne Bosn. MAN sad imam Canawall Do. t 1 eit ' e liv l l :2 Bll : DabLn aalinsurst •uo. Abd.Jc teli ma ter mais Sagan Onhoe, Nook A 800 d, K Ili 1/4. Fs. r 4 a. It 111 Ai M It Ilk 14 Si. 10 4. 111 sk. al 01. last suitout tklinbur g it aadt Oilaigur NdialirV.Pectik [Nadi* Forth and CIO, Jana 6.l l ratiera 4 Wo ii7.7h;"ps luo De.A t Area !redly. m eal Otaig Were. lesekt LOP ea sena as *ea. LOU Greet Weasra Do.BtourValAreaelk 1 !lor ymemehiret Tatum IL; (464p.1.1 LOY Loudon and itlazkwail 110 Louttoa.Chatlun...lcOov . MI Loudon& North Mosta. Du. El ghUu Lams aouthWeaiste lAndonderri&Colaralu Do. and Awalakille 141 Do. New Do. Biros.* Mt& etaW Om) Yd YAM Caritale 401 ;u- isswemaie _oat. • Newry& Arrogo.4ol )0 Norry.Wanthp.alss orfolk )0 North Drltlah ill Sorel 1)07011 tall *D * M. thalsro—Dorwlak 10 Do. O.24.XHur 10 Do. York O North Load.* o Do. New 111 Naritt*llWalthrlallik 71 Null& sothordthiro.. l 0 NothtUrarghboalarC. Jig ii. 11l it. 11 11 I i .A. 114 .i jii Pi !s. lii ki: Ili FL lii Eit. 11 St. i~; 'Noblds liktaimor dc...tikah O'eal Sootl.lah A. t Ltra.lllt Scottlab Welland 41truyeillre Union idittlagboameallbeeet . . SuuW &wont South Wass S. Yorkah.l Mow Diu StalsonWoldngtun.,ito Stockton olithutington Ditto ditto Tntt Vale 1 61 0 141 Do. Do. Vale of Xe&li Vidads NSIL & Mus Doc Wog Oxman attioposiflarb.&R We& 11114Mad—Oxturd Dillu Disso LftewroPi prices I Was ko-dsy No. 02 10):, } e I 91 U 109 1491 0 61 41 45 10 11 IS 85 68 60 68 IS SS 62 - -• GO 92 80* 811 - - 168 104 146 146 115 116 116 .15 US 136 Iv& 166 74 741 16 57 107* 1071 68 61 121 123 65 46 96 Oh 110* looi 10 II 42 4.5. 9 it 11111 141,1* 98 11 14 Pra 7. 4..1 GT le 63 tit 4 WI Se &S 851 100 142. - a - Ve - - lit 4j dla 1114 118 •71 481 NG 108 Y 48 M to 84 1 06 1 67 CO 9.1 101 6 7 1 4 381 9 pm 145 . 154) '164 i4 - si it. 1 96 go lii 155 6 1 Oi 46 48 43 43 17 81 PILIMIJULPICZ MUMS. ▪ /kiatulailootardp.c.El66 leolodoolso War. Ohl ill Cut k and bandou 61µ c Oorowoll, 6 par sous. Dum.Poruyk Aber. J • OW A. 6 p. el. • Do. 4 4 40-81 • De. 7p. Gt. Cosa ltd., 6p.0t.N0.1 • Do. do. O Do. Now dp. ot. O Itonorn Unlus, ap. ot. NI &Do. Glaocr ii p. at. ddla.,Portb. p.a. • Grad NOIIOI2. p. O Do.6e.n6La o t 10p.ot.pos at 10 Do. 4; per coot D 0.6 p.0.r0d.56 1 p.o.pda 111 GUI. Scotland, In Prof I 06. Wast.(l6orkollfsato 10 Do. voles= 4e y. 10 Do. rodeo= 6p. PIA 10 Do. freedom. 6p. /0 Do.6p.n.rodoora Prof. N Do. Mrsi. Gos. stook Do. Ana. Prot. deu 16 Do. Mod. Qua. htock Do.CosiorPl.BB. 10 Do. do. do. 6µ c. Um& Yorke& 0p.0.d. LooLtlllloll..6p.aooa. NaSt 10 D0.11p.0. do. 16./.;, 10 Do. d p.a. du. .... D 0.6 p.a. du. N.. 6 lu Do. di p.o. do. .... 11 Do. de p.o.prt.sh du... 10 Do. Iµa root 6Nock.. 110.dp.0.d0.(W. 00,414 . 0. 1%.(04v. dot. Lib 1.#4) Lots-UtrUsam skid Dorm uu I.llVlA:ov.df4 Itu.bpw I.o.l4)thirryla Kis tits.** Ou llaa.lll.4.llAnc.fip..n De. 46 Do. 14 per owl .... Doardersorble 6p.414 lidlandeou.s.oll.c.Ssu, Do.Ooos. BLit 11.6p.e N Do. 64 p.a.. PM. Sure* o. Do.l.m.sliteluu 4 p.o. N Norfolk6p.alft. &teak J. North Banish& woos. Do. Nov Gun.6p. at W liu.Bonlve Lama go, So N. - 14 - a.Z004.4r - a l t;. 81 Dt, do. do LS Do. Loodstlp.ot. No. I LO as York. B.d d. pure. ili North diallordisho W Societal% Osoi. trow,Pro DO Sool..N.B.3ip.olProLde 00 Do.Abor. gal p.c..— XI Do. 7p. el Prot Stook 8. Devoe Yizod 4 P.C. W &gas. (Brod. 4 L 0.0; Dayao per coot 00 Da flood ypor mot 10 8. Wales gua. Sp. owl 70 Do.y per coat 00 S. Yorkshire •p. o. goo elookolkDorilogioSp.o ill Do. do. litip.h Do. do. Cepa PO Wairca 70 ilil--021. Isis ua.st. DO Da do. tut du. Do. Nowp. 0 p.c., Prot. vo Do.do.posp. pro!. 91 96 IS 111. ii le 100 100 100 111 11111 1W 127 120 86 06 110 112 116 118 11:1 114 106 106 107 10V 100 101 VI 91 92 94 102 106 76 74 78 78 170 180 108 105 at 130 11l 118 US ila 1168 169 us 118 11l 1541 1111 124 77 70 0{ *V 14 141 LSI_ Ike' --- I P. IMI 70 I t 9.. E C10v.62.0.. MI MI Do. Ilpsreealt..lll6l.4 Do. 6 per alleakolator D. Spar 0f../dor.dasp Do. 8 par Not. Do. Ilpriost.ba. Stock etllHopelp.ota do. 1 Do, do 1891 New Driasw.Oov. 6p. et. N. &Wan Urv.6p. a.l Do. A D. 0.. 1871 to we Do. 6 p. 00866 New Ze e land 6 per oeut Novo sootla 6 p. e., 1876 9. Austflov. 6 p.c. Soo Vie. 00.6 p. o. Jou.•auly Do. do. 6 p. 0. April • U. IIZITIIIII MUM. 138 140 191 144 94 90 110 1.2 WO 110 1 li v“k 11 Of 4ls re i 4. _ _ ISS 140 We 21} 101 103 101 103 85 87 114 24 SS 84 U 84 44 4‘. 146 1% 120 125 104 We its 126 98 100 id per OL ids's. I Sales. 1111-1 106 110 100 110 99 101 i 101 i 1004 100 110 110 112 112 114 102 1011 100 101 - it It 109 111 109 Ile 109 110 114 110 104 106 f No. I in. I llitiri.___ P _el 101. orlees 1 Hew, - f i t i 10 113r1tieb TO L D . . 1 18 7 - -- -• - Clifford - I,ol2(Taiiik.) 1 426 436 - .. Bast Bekaa (Blow) - 9144 .. Bast Caradon 4.. East Cara Brea 4,000 .. &WO. Russel (Tavisak )It 104. - 481 .. Orambler aM. Anbia 604 1 18 - 6,000 .. Great linik ?Mess - 6408 .. G. Wk. Vor (Heistoa) 4O 61 7 - &NO .. Orsavili - 1024 _ Herod loot N. its. In 30 - .. Nlnsioa Downs H. 14a. 2 24 - 6,000 .. Lady Bertha 114.01. * * - 9, Ma.. Valley ..41 ts. 10 10* -- EMI .. Margaret (Uay Lolaat). 91 H 441 ..-. 40.000 4 llaryndy Iron Oro.. - 4 .. North Downs - 1, .. N. Pramme ( 1110 .0 0 ) - - - 6, .. North Basest( 11 i. 11 i - .. Wheal Crotty - 6.85. St $ - 41.40 , 0 .. Pm Cu.ns (M. Massy) . le 6 6 - LIM 20 Prortdeaos (O. Loki/AL 10.67. 40 42 - 1:,0w .. Sortddge Con. liln. 00. 1 - 611 .. & 4 ftraHon ;Bt. Clow) l4 3111 it - 6,000 .. 6. Can Bros (Ilion) - CH .. O.T/. Frani/ (Glow) 111.10„r 971 11/2* - Park 969 se ft - 9604 .. 4.0 1 : TaeoasaiLSLoadlia.o. 04 1 4 1 1 1 4 - - Woo .. Vale of TowtM 1734.61 - - - 14,0014 .. West Basset ) l* 181 134 - .. W. Condos, ( 1 it 16 -. .. West Sion - .. Wk. %AM - ~ Wk. Belie 8 60 66 - 4, .. Wk. ld ( 74 111 If - 1,024 .. Wk. Kitty (Uo. taint) Lf.t. Id 13 - 1,024 .. W. *ay &sa(iation.) a 1l at - I.wo .. OF& Tralawney (i.u ) 7 .6 17 -. PORLIGN MK la. No. 1 Bk. 1 HURL IPd 10. prim I Wise. I SAW IS Animism . xes i It 101 l i BraaIL A TAL . Co .• . (Lim) 1 all I fi $ E mon 40 Ookre Copper all 28 11 - 10,000 20 Copley* (Lim) - 11,000, I Camila Silver - 76,000 1 Du Mountain lawyer all 1 I* - L 6,200 3 East Del Unlimited) 1 * * 111 pm - 16,000 1 roituns all 3 10,000 111 General (Llm.) all II 114 4 -. 10,000 1 Gt. Northera of S. Anstrallaltgr.) 11 4 Idi - 61610 14 Kapunda (Llra.) 1 Ipm -. MHO 3 Linares 10,000 6 Lultania 103,811 1 )L411(1014 all * I a. ....- Mots. 1 N. Ithl nee. of • Ana (L) I * 10,0 W 10 Pootebaud 811verLeso all 2 6 - 100,000 6 Port Phillip 1 I 1 -. 1 Banta Barbara Gold II ll* 1 pos -- ),000 1 Bcottlsh Liman. ( Um . l 10a. 1 0 1 pm 2 4 11.000 II WA Wm .161 Key (Lam) 14 .2 64 - 49174 111.141 United Mexican Oll 6; 7} Si i ackooo 1 Wsethlna (Um.) all * * - 0,000 3 Yulauainutana all 24 $ --.. JOINT STOCK BANE& No. 1 Bk. 1 Bum& I Pd. ICL vim. I lleis. 940001100 Liars and IL fir. Bank . 110 88 90 189 I 10.009 100 !Alliance Loa.,lLlveryool 11 6 6; pm. - 846t0 60 miseralada - 10,000 LS Bank of Igypt 6,000 10) Bank of Londe° 6O - -.-. 14000 60 Villa N. Amato* - - all 66 66 6611 * 4200 1.1 Clara Bank of lad* Australia, and Chita . all 101 101 - 10111 9 111 10 Ckrtr.l. Marc of India, 6 1180 - 101 Loa., and China sll 93 96 14 36 Si * - 01.000 Di Ool City eadal - 49000.40.11 Coe. el Canada .- HI - - gar %oat), 10 is& Soma AnaLliarail. all 184 194 - 11 60,010' 10 G. Bank of thritaerlaod. all - - 33,000, 20 Loa. CIL Bank of Aosta an sal tsi HI 14,000 10 Do. New - 26,d001 80 Lembo and Oimaty 00.100 60 Landon Joint Mock 0,0001 20 ILoadon et Huth African 10 *;pm I 60,400, 100 Loa. and weimloster 9O 70 60 791 10,000 100 Metro. & Prov. Dank (L lO IWs par - 10,000 10o' Nat Prot. of Ingland at .- - - 46,0401 00 I Do. New ll •-• - - 10,0001 40 National Bank 10 - 24,004 10 Now South Waldo all IS 41 - 64404, 11.5 Oramatal Bank anwporm all 41 61 ad US sal 16,040 1 20 Ottoman Bank - 19000' 26 loath Australia all 36 67 - 45,0001 26 Union of Animals _ all 41 41 - 600001 04 pa= of Loadoe - 11.404 kw 'Mali 11utaa1..... - - - roam}, /ALWAYS. ...sawn A.M.. I ALA. lIIIIICIGLANIOUL 11l t. I rd. 0 italt,War& I Olaing mem I , Ilaks. No. lia 1 .N.. 1 essial, I P.l I (.2 prwes i qales. 2, 6 Algenaa . ... _„ _ - 14,wre, te Anglo.llesicon 111a6 - all 19 10 19 - 10 NI Antwerp I NeMadmel n n 1 11 & 54.0001 10 Atlantic 11.1. Mall 81(1 ) all 1 S -, 20 all Ardennes 119,0611' 25 Australian Arnim/1 .... 111 27 255 -20 161 gahls.4B.lra.ll viaa 1 1 , 1 ra 17 i I UM' 10 Berlin Waterworks. all 41 54 6# 5 6 ail I Belgian J 70 all ; .era to Oralsomeatt ..e e. amil So no. ar a ii 3 ISO • 11 L 911 it Parma= Moe alba 11 U l i u ;;) all an Iltrisleaslon 4as - natal 114 Da. 3 7p o all • 11l .- .... 11,916 416 Canada land all 114 118 - .... 160.000; 81 Cop. ellag.dilmelt. all 12 16 - 70 le Dace Used& # 1 0 P 0 - 1.00209.1' 83 . Tabs* - 20 all ,Isaelen of Trance .... 23 26 - 140,520: as. , Tretereows lOO 106 149 - sO 111 ',lld. Russian gua. 6. P. a. - - -- 160.0401 Si Do. II p. 41 Peep. Deb lOO 11116 10.1 - 20 all. t. Central of Prase... .... - -. , 3,1.000 10 11.ludiartLou.ShIppogb nlf 0# dis - 20 all 1114. Luxemba. Coast Elis. 151 11,11 ad 111 - 60,000 10 Kastln.llllrrle..l Canal 1 per Ipml4 # 20 all I Italian Junction - -•-• 790,000 St. l o g, Telegraph .... 164 hi 101 -20 all .latke Constance I Salo - - .... 70,0011 6 Gan Aust. Cop. .. an 10 alllUarne 'nu Turnhout - -• ••• 60,000 111 Glen. 116eam Navigates 14 4 " _ N a/1 :140115 and Geneva - - --. UO.OOO 1 Great Nap (Limited) .. all - N all !Narks Antonia - - -- 100,400 1 Do. 174 par .ont. Pref. ald - 119 all !Nam.NUege 1 . By Um 11# 11 - 11,000 6 Loa. market Tel. (LA -41 iAi •-• 20 ail Do. ap.aPrt I Nagger. 10 It - 900,000 SO Lon. Gen. Omen.. no. all 1 114 all Worthies ot trance.. - 41 42 - 10,000 10 Lon.43.lre.Dlr.Tal. (L) 2 par I pm - la II I x Do. New Slane .. - - -pat, - 90,000 ler Itadme leTtipl. & 000•• I Si t 8$ pot - 10 10 an orweglaa Traak Prot 8 10 - 19,000 10 Stodgier. 8.. TN. pia.) all 4 1 - Nl6 Otternan'tisayrnsAl.lin; 7$ n die n woo 25 National INsconat Oe.. 6 4pm- an Marla, Liana and Medal 46 NI - 6,000 PI NerbuthlaCoeldlreall, 4 211 pm - N SO all l Parks and Orleans 6l U - 50,000 11 Netkerlaaka . Sp. apt! all f 14 - 19 Melte sad S. Prasekno 1711 100 N. Bruns. At N. Pool mi. 11 12 16 --, (Paramabooo g. 7p. 0 4 S dls - 118,00 1 N. Mt. Australasian.. au i IIS all Aka rad - - - Kw 1 Oriental Cu - f 19 all royal Daidak - GOAN I De. •• New 11110100' .. all 1 5 It - all Royal Swedish 40 , 640 10 1 la. Ns. ILlns.l.. all 6 7 ...- 4 all Do. 7 per mut. - ' - - WS 11l Pad Nut Land• ban. 101 Ila 68 37 N MI 1:1 1 :r• sad Meese ." 18$ I 2 11# 263,000 SO Tuba. and Odes. 86earn all LW 71 70 Yan D0. „ 2 p .l e o r :M. PM.' 9# 40 -20,00 v AO Do. New SO 10 12 pm 411 1 N 8 km.)g.7peres.l # _4 Ps Oki &MOO 90 tAsa et led. Tel. 11.04 all 19 19# -NI 18 L lAtiat.dt -Tenetlani 34 31 Pm 21 * II 10400 ea sarawinan .....•••• 611 17 19 - N 7 &Sof Portugal7perotp - -.. 10, 16 I/o, Kew • an 4 al 4,210 26 11.10 tle.laa. CILIm.(I ) all 18 1 an 1 41 la all Southern of If ranoe.. -I 33 34 - 2 i tLI , Fad D. l i r i den pwg 1 I T) A - 20,760 - Do. - AM IlOu loyal 1411110easa - le SO SI ad - N so an iwasantr e W.of Frame Il i 22 - 200.000 U. Sootdelt Aust. Lareetel. 111 0 1116 140 _ I !Wotan& 41 &alto • -- 14.100 26 Boa& Audi/slims Lod all SI Si - DIBEN 11l Alb 0 auCCS. 76,030 1 Tel Ilmtp - all ISO, 1 De. 4e. lleggiterod all # .... No. 1 81a 4 WOOS.. ITd ICI pu4oeo I Sales 11,50 10 DO. 00. 1081110111 SS. 06.12(416.476.e.1and:a1l 00 99 101 1 - is. I r..agrapa be laAla (10 1 idle I Dm - NAN; et. Ilattolkap.altar.aaapt. IN is 93 - ms.• le T.,13U. or Ausat i g.4. I#dm# I ra ... 8111.U11111 I.llB4.4peaJoa-41Jal) fa 96 100 --. 28.21 1 % U Trust&L4.oo.ll. 1 11 pm - St. loyaialt 3 Sag. 44. et. We - -.-- 113009 6 Oa. gine.lom Tel. lls)• 9 7 It 0} 618 -' 160,000 i et. w.andlanciox.-I:p.et. 141 110! 10 4 , - moo 110 Tao Massa's Lai.- 96 1 9 I "• 100 k 100 ilea 1 3 8 ••• ilei - arti U EVENING, MAY 3, 1862. No. ifi ‘iii.E &LS,: $4ll I 99+100 102 Udi i :1} 110} UOTI RIXES.-(THIS DA 1%) Two o'Cloon. In the mining market to-day, East Caradon shares are very fi rm, and in demand at 444 to 1. Great Wheal Fortune are rather weaker. North Downs are quoted 4i to 1 ; Wheal Seton, 130 to 132 ; and Stray Park, 32 to 33. United Mexican Mining shares are dull, and are marked 6. and 61. Scottish Australian have i been dealt u at 1 and 11 prem. •, Fortuna at 11 prem. ; and Bon Aceord Copper at and dis. At the Pednandrea Mine meeting yesterday a call of 23. per share was made. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Messrs. you Dadelazen and North : _ - _ There has been a slightly increased demand for metals since our last report, which for the present has arrested a further downward teedeney. The demand for Welsh bars hes been fair. and makers adhere firmly to previous quo tations, vim. 51. at the works, and at 51. 17s. 6 , d. to 61. free on board here. There continues a fair inquiry for Stafford shire iron. Scoth pig iron has further advanced, And a large speculative business Otis been done, closing firm at 58.70., cash, buyers. Copper : The Indian orders for manufactured being still a shade below the price at which makers are willing to sell, prevents any business of magni tude ; orders could be placed at 100 per The demand for raw Is slack at from 94/. 10s. to 951. ; Kapunda DOM., 971. ; ChM, Sit to 881., in Liverpool Tin has not changed sines our last report. English in fair demsud at End prices. Straits has clanged hands to some extent id 11111. cash. for borne consumption and export. Bowe, nothing doing, price quite nom., 1241. The Dutch market islet at 724.,140,000 slabs arrived towards siat annual male. Tia plates in moderate demand ; some second-hand lota OA* Lave been sold in Liverpool at very low prices. Charcoal move off slowly. In lead there has been more doing, a good deal having been shipped for American orders; prices slightly firmer. Spiker remains firm, but not mach busi ness has been dome. We quote on the spot byre. 181. 7 11 . Cal some sales reported of special brands in Mull, at 181.. 7s. 6d. and 161. 10a. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Subjoined are the quotations : Petenburg Y.C. os the spot, 46a. 3d. ; April to June, 465. Jail to September, 465. 6d. ; October to December, 48 .. 9d . NAM? Amos. Town tallow, 475. 9d.; fat by ditto, 2s. 3d.; yellow Rendus, 475. Ad.; melted stuff, 375. ; rough ditto, 21s. ; tallow greases, 16a. ; good dregs. 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Harvey sod Rados report a good supply. Trade dull. Prime meadow bay, 70s. to 80s. ; superior ditto, 84s. to 9.55. ; interior ditto, 40s. to 50a.; rower, 50.. to 70a. ; clover, old, 80s. to 110 s.; ditto new, second cut, 80a. to 100 s. ; draw. 38s. COVENT GARDEN.--(THIS DAY.) Vegetables, oonwisting of brdeoeli, French lettuces, endive, green peas., artichokes, new potatoes, asparagus, and torn horn carrots, siontione pleatifuL Pears get scarcer every week. Good table apples are likewise far from being plentiful, es as also English pine apples. Grapes are still dear. New strawberries are more abundant than they were last week. Potato trade heavy. Cut Bowers chiefly consist of orchids, Chinese primulas, CillnaliAl4 hyacinths, violets, cinerariaa, mignonette, and roses. MI 31T. Pine Apples. per lb., Is to lis I Gooseberries, green, per quart, Grapes, per lb., ISs to 25e as. Strawberries, p oz.. Is. to laid I Ordeees. per 100, Dab Ile Green rigs, per dec. I.le. PJIIIOOI, per too, sa to los Cherries. per lb., ss. to lON. Sins, Cob, per lb., as to 44 (Id roam pee dee.. di to 12a Walnuta, per 100, 2a Apples, per des., ls to DrocooLt, pre bouldkkls to Is id j Arlchokes, each. 44 to Id Pm& beaus. per 100. to to Is Beet, per dos.. Is ad Green Peas, p a sere, Itt 1 Celery, per bandle,U tato 2. Cabbages, p. dos., Is Id to Is ad , Onion.. , p,lttria.l p. 1 eva , a 114 Potatoes, York Itedenta, per I Asparagus, per boodle, 31 to IN too, 100 a to 150 s Seakale, per pun., 1s 6J510 WM rakes, dn., 100 s to Illas Shallots. per lh. 10d to Is ZPIES, do., ItOs to 100 I Garlic, per lb, Od to ad Caps, do.. Ms to 90s I Lettuces, each, ad toad New. per lh, 2.8 Illadlre, per score, Ltd =banoh, 24 to ad Horserallsh,perbou..lo4 to ts do., ed told I Mushroom, p.pott., edictal:ld spine* per as to is ad Parsley, per 12 hnoeles, 50 too Caceasbars, sack, Is Od to Is Herbs, per hunch, 2d to ad THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS Is ESSEX.-- 'ne effect of the magudicent weather of the put fortnight upon every description of vegetation has been almost magical. Enormous breadths of wheat which were he mming serionsly jeopardised by the previous heavy mina, and whose yellow appearance awake sod mil forebodings in the minds of the fanners, especially of heavy lands, are sow luxuriant. green and beautiful, giving fair promise of • most abundant crop. Nor has the sunshine had a less beneficial influence upon beans, peas, and spring oorn, whilst it has stimulated all our garden produce into en advanced stage of growth. very unusual at thts period of the year. —Eters Telegraph. VREAK or A lont A:rte.—Yesterday (Friday) a poor woman, named Ellis, living in Magdalen-street. Colchester, hurriedly entered the shop of Mr. Welton, grocer, Ffigti-street, and ran Rs if to screen herself beneath some packages stand ing in the centre of the shop. One of the anoistants in. Mantle went to the spot, when he found that she had emptied upon the fluor •quantity of gunpowder from • flank, and had a Inciter match, which she was about to strike to ignite the powder, when her hand was seised and the danger averted. She was found to be a lunatic, and in this after. noon was forwarded to Brentwood Asylum.—Sears Tele- Yre k es. aunirruc Acctozn - r.—On Friday afternoon, a girl named Mitchell, employed as a &Jim:Min 'enuis by • fisherman at fiksteraw, near Stoesehavem went too sear the edge of t h e cliff., in opposition to the advice of a girl who was with her, and whilst is the act of pulling a handful of gram, lost her balance, falling over a precipice nearly a hundred feet high. lu failing she struck the rocks midway clews, and was thence precipitated into the sea. Her neck and bank were both broken—the letter in several places. Death must have been instantautioua. _ TR•• ru; Tito nirra.--thetrAifie returns of rail ways in the Malted Kingdom, published for the week ending Apnl26, ameembed eel 10,166 miles to 519,9304, and for the corresponding week of 1861 on 9,911 miles to 513,2101., show. isg an increase of 254 miles, and an ieerease of 6,7201. in the reogida. The gross receipts on 14 of the principal railways in the United Kingdom amounted for the week on 6,618 miles to 401.883/., and for the corresponding week of last year on 6,458 miles to 399,8821., showing au increase is the mileage of 160 miles, and an lames, of 4,0001. in the reeeipts. The increase ea the Kagan Counties Beilway amounted to 1,7221.; on the Greet Northam to 334 , 4, oe the Great Southern end Western to 141.; on the Great Wester* to 2,3751.; on the Loodcet end North Western to 1,3334; on the London. Brighton, and South Coast to 7,0671.; on the London end South Western to 1.810 f.; on the North British to 31. ; and on the South-Engem to I,l3lll.—totel, 15,9231. Bat from this most be deducted 3231. the demesse on the Caledonian .' • 2,80 h on the Liam. shire end Yeeksitire • 11.4741. on the Mauebester, Sheffield, aid Lineeleraire; 1.587.1. on Use ifidiend; and 4.7:01/. on the Neatis-ilastern • tegetier, 11,9 2 31. leering the cm" se shirrs. 4,0d0 1 . no readapts on 66 other lines in the United Kingdom aineentsd, on 3,517 mike, to 16,04 sad fee the °presupposed's( week of last year, on 3,453 miles, to 113,=1„., 'howls( en increase of 94 miles and e increase of •2,7201. in the receipts. The goods trials on the 14 lined above-mentioned amounted for the week to 198.739/. mewing 217,90:11., showing a demons of 19,1641. The passengers. parcels, mails, k. 0., trate on those lines amounted to 205,1431., against 181,979/. for the correspouilio; period of 1861, showing an increase in the passenger traffic of 23,1641. Those figures show a large falling off in the goods traffic, which is attribeitable to the general depression of trade, while there is nearly • greater increase in the pesseriger tniffie by 4.000 f. than the amount of the decrease in the goods traffic, in coosequenee of its being Faster week, and 1 probstblv something train preparations in respect of the Pahibition. The total receipts of the pest week show a* borealis of 1,466/.. as compared with thine of the pored ing week ending the itith lea 42- IN :k. Die TO a: ost Zi 3t 4t. 111 ~. i,, St. it St. it St II St. It St It St. It St. It et. 104 St. 104 St, 104 31. et. 10. St. 104 St. iu4 ii " . lif Ni, It Pi ! lii. 111 84. 111 kii: iii ii - . lii ~. i~~ ~: "~i~ lii ii: lii /1 81. 111 6i; Ii - ni 54 1 i t 114 16- 14 2 1071 no 124 2