The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-25 00:00:00

1 to toakrupts, Heart'yTrieeaes a;1•1 Charles Chartist., de- Inled as licearod victuellers, of 76, Cheapside, appeared he tut tithes &mite. They Md recently opeoed a kegs tett watt, wader the title of " The Commis appanatly u. :,,,uttnalistin. nos to that of The Patrician," though the owe lite. bankruptcy, has speedily overtaken bath. Lewrenoe applied for the appointment of $ Waste ,i t ting to examine certain witnesses, which was flied for Malty nest. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANXRUPTCY. Ware Mr. Conadrisser Owalbarri.) ~ U lIIELMAN AND C11•Z7112.- .. TUE COIIMRICIAL" _ aut./mum._ . IN It SCIIIRPITIIf !BP, The bsabrept, an apothecary, of Han ledia-road, Poplar, at OA tn his certificate. la April, 1857, be bad a surplus tt 4.67 Y. Hs now owes to tmsecurr creditors 7,9811.. to thee bolas( seenrittaa, 21,2261. The unencumbered as sets els, returned at 2,200!.; leasehold t ruperty mortgaged (ctesionag of houses at Millwall and Poplar New-town), AMR no pelts and rents were stated at 2,7971. ; ;saws, 2.9601. t tr. Pennell, Is his repirt on 'berme, statad that the boob had been well kept The (allure w entire ) y attributable to the teak:ere having engaged hugely is butidiny specs .. Mr. J. A. Taylor for ttio assignees, who were creditors for • Imp aussuat, said that the result of the estate would en. dryly Owed in the ewalisatiou of the mortgaged property. They WI re @ideation to the bankrupt haring a certifkata, tle only 'mike Wog ea to the claw, which reeled with the Mr. Level. kir do bsaktupt, metal that he had offered to ley Wu to the rasa by inatalrorreu Tread over three yeare; tut OM creditor had thrown the edote Into bankruptcy. Ths ;roperty had been aTeatiy dere tared by the failure of Mr. Mare, sad the Mai. of yards. whereby about 1,000 rasa occupytag he.... to the neighbourhood had been thrown out of seiployaseat. The bankrupt had devoted ills whole time to sesaaging the property for the areigneee. the Honour rid the care was another isatees• of • medical sea defog extremely well la ilia own predawn:a, not ecetent to ha well area, grin 11.111 ember kiag la epos latioa. Than moue taint ',Weyer on Mr. liVebb's dr reefer, eel es the failure might fairly be sunhats& to un avoidable cirranntaaces. and u the accounts bad bra accurately kept, the court had great pleasure in rt/ hint • arse-cleat eertiacate. ilia only fault wee a t‘'ing too sanguine se to the value of his property. lie left the court without say stain whatever on his character. tv RR J•IdEll The kasl4 *affir krupt was Men sam d;;;;;d .." e titaew of mid of the Poultry. This was the raaniaation amidst Tao character of the MO is well .hewn in the following re port of Mr. Pennell, the official magma The bankrupt now wears before the court for the third time. On the tint occesioa, In 1834, there was proofs spina his mate to the amount of 1,2711., end • dividend of 7s. in the pound we. paid. On the eeoond occasion, in 1867, his dads were 4,6771., sad the dividend Is. 32d , the bask rapt receiving a third-sirs certificate, site, twelve mouths' inownsion. On the present 00316011 his belaticis sheet claws debts end labilitkos of 7611., without any availa ble assets. The baeknipt was also iosolveat in 141, end effected • oompositioa in 1847. The peewit haleacirebeet commesced on the let April, 1857, web • cur- Pha of 3,61 . 1/., but book &bola 1,4831 here since turned out bal. Shortly after April. 1867. his a tiled his ruttlitiuse and 2,111!. upos Ws wife. Foe shout three months he traded se a clothier, is Cheeped', es s kids of 3011. This Wawa-sheet ad • profit of 8691., heir* the result of the baokrupt's aerulateoe oared.. The books lave been issperhetip ket. Mr. George appeared for the Umbrian*, who, battiest:awe of oppaitioa, was allowed to pass, all gee:awns being te a nod for the certificate meeting. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. TWO CATO ries tx LIIII-OTRIET. Mr. Alderensa Cabite appeared before the lord Mayor, accompanied by a deputation from the ward of Longbow's*, to sail rentioa to Me great Its whir took place M Limt• fret oe Fritay lest, and asked whether mum step err sot he takes to revent the accumu'ation of such large quantities of inflammable material within the City In future. Mr. Hubbock was prewnt. The irputittaa comp...od Mr. Tempting, 'elicitor; Mr. Berea, mores ct rewires ; Mr. Jeerer, and other Matilwho reptmented that met Mann had h ealed la the ni igtilrourtood of the It. by the 'appertain pray peersay mitartaleeri, that in addition es • very brae seer of turret Me, lane queries Murtha bad been dewed IS Mere. Hebrides premises, and were likely te be as soar oboe the bedMias were rebuilt. The slam felt was the poster errs bo the feet t hot the rams firm had onns berm hail trig . roleadmee beret down, when la East Suotheeld. The lababiMts et the neighbourhood did not charge the priestlier er mayor employed by the firm with any begirt in the reser ear, as the remelt we dimly owing to so aceident but still try were amorel rely aurae to pat themselves beyeed the meek of such widow to future. The Lied Mayor maid he thought the mew erne raid he te put the swore im motion, sad be reek/ tbseekee do foot as aro time lestructiag the City .s Se to atter tagessa, midi rosseilege en born of the either. Mr. Atomism Cabal SWIII be orb* essearred in the prepbey of Ws erne, ae re sutra wee es' which de mends" a r ml edam leatry. ry Mr. H the bequiry odd be aikeubl be bow b give every fad le The depelaties the tbreed Om Lord Mayor and retired. WORSHIP STREET. ADOCOWISTIIO 111010 Wu. c elm 4(froi While, red 10, wee armed with abooonding Gem Me apersaticeship area ISt& • brolleesser le the }Morey-road, rased William', stated that the defendant soddenly disappeared from Me hembome Le 1846. On two ocimioma it warn sterertered that be bad employed himself et diligent ssdr Mar 101116 sad moment • w. re procured foe bb apreberka, bet the lad seeded thorn by going • little 115. tare bee the ersaltry. Wiesen wee iotomr that he 1/811 MAIM( yostatozy Is tie C-amercial-roul, and lotted bin thin, bet sewer* rem him trim growth attendant ea tram years armee; he was then given into mot dy. TM youth said that his master had not follosl hie errs of the agreement, inasmuch es be bed compelled lir to wrk all the Sabbath, and moreover kept him without sum lent dories:. They had romp direr, ed, and on i.e Waste° Mr. Wallowa offered him U. to leave; he did sot ems volt for the money, bet went withost. - TM ascle of defendant assured the magistrate that his Wady* had, while wth his master, seleb.na eves a pair of stockier on, and in every troyect sae treated very badly. Mr. D'Eyandut, on kicking over the indentures, found that the matter was bused to ranee the apprentice to attend a place of worship at least ones on every &abbath, and called atsetice to the fact, observing that the complainant was the knit to brash the eegagemeet. 6till, to.. did not alter the caw; the apprentice muet return and fulfil his share of it; bet complain at this court if the master foe the future faded in his. LAM BETH. Tilt SEIOII4PT'II RIFT. Jaw Drootwodetta, the Inte of an ex•pergentt of police, who, obi aher husband Wimp d rotae glee, lint the whole of th e L frost the superintendent to the heralded wiestelds, is • state of " hot water," wee charnel, before the Hoe. C. Macau, with aanoyiag snd wintering her lwland. From the tistlmoey of the unfertuosta hen •pecked hot head. who seemed to rive his evidence under prafert dread cif telling the truth. it appeared that Mime his retirement from the force, his wife Ilea directed the whole of her &Mae torial control to him, and, aro:adios to hie owls rem... M ellon, her life has been rend , re I most miserable. When ibiefileafed, whiels was not nufesqueutly, she wee in the habit of gmeg et hie pleas of employment, and bit residence, abusing him in the most iminessured terms, sad wen frequently tweaking Gina. Whife at the bar the prisoner indulg d is the soil vs. immured sbneb of Mr husband, s bile the latter seented et tusliy afraid to speak of her oendoet sod threats. Mr. Norton observed that it ewe quite claw tket die bees bend hod brought mui b of the eponymic , ' cm blmetif, as it appoersd skims stony ofeessif n• trio n she was meekly' la penalties be ',smelly pea them for her, and Mee giving her mat► eacoursgetnent in her misconduct. The prime h• believed to bo a most horrit•kt women, and be WNW order her ibis time to end bell for hsr good induct. The primmer left the bar denouni log her lowbead ta the met violent Immure. Ton MornEas.-06 Monday lut two Im i l t sartntly aloe or tee years of In ore. were oulcki cow, esadidretre by tea portal coarroble, Awl* with hAttirg en Seaday W•dn-aevid Heath. It appeased 'La the Wye Lad yawn lied Mime, sod the netbses. wfs are ••••!,/. Feat they thought it beat that their Kos *NM debt It not, sad retie obi h was made,. Accrediagly at •;e tea o'• lurk ne Sunday Ramming 'sett mother bright bat son to the eye •tch ; ttcy mted us eetoode, wilder the blood fr , co davit faced Litotes the monde, sod were st last Wet guided by tte uppearenm of the perish c,n•tahle. The boys net. e 411 if!. Ted rr.. pilaf to be pani•bel, sod the mothers w. o , ordered to Ilad safeties to keep the poem.— Waiver- ItEATII or FIVE PERSONS BY DROWNING.—A bt•er trona Cann iveeo , dated Seturdey, states !hat s melee holy emit:lent. by 'which dire p 11144418 Hen their lives, occulted :ft bell net •llig. Bey the previott. day. The unfortunabe derewei sal s rate sawed D-aia Shea, whn bee lama pro! ealtatially • tent, lure ',terming sawn the bay with a load of •e meet, vMs the worths, beesatiest =expecte Ily rsaa► lb.•y attempted i.e throw tbc saw el overleapt sad biota/ et and up eu4dealy to do en 169 boat we. are., sad Iva el dee pone haws perished la the waves. The Made ohne le sa our. sad was picked ap tberstoy, a ►est paring at dr doe. A Post-eftiee notice was issued yesterday eating Ibnt tiny mails 1.., J 414•114, Seats Martha, sal Asplawall wol s-at IT the etnnor Plaalagellet wbiza Y appoiald to leers re tbe Gtb proximo. MR EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 25, 1859. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. uscriuc TILEORATIL) BATH MBHIING.—(THIS DAY.) WESTON !STAKES. Straight hall-mile. Plumper, Tarn of back, Emily, Betridos f, Chore Arnie, Byaways, Grand Misteaes, Rattle:moo, Maid of Orleans, Vivandiere f, and I[sa-at-Arms are here. PAID FORFlDT.—Lopulloa. somERSITBHIRE STAKES. Tao elm 240 yds. Blikk Tommy, Tunotall Maid Orillade, Belle, Princess Royal, Raabe), Pau Sea, Hobgoblin, Orleans, Czarini, flobiano, Nosegay, Blnakmoll, Lamle, and Sobaraides are DYRRAIR PARK RAND Chie rig* Ivs furlong', Arllo, Princsom Burl, , Lodes the theeced,_ Orilla', Ferndale, Marie. Pews, ladepeadence, Poet, Timandre, Aunt Sally, Table Bay, Nosessy, Blackmail, Olympias, Whimsical, Csarins, mad Mhos Beauty ate ham LATEST BETTING. THE DERBY. 2 to 1 spot ProtoLod Lod (I) 7 to 1 Muoj d (o() Bto 1 Trumpeter (t) 20 to 1 Gacoestorlr to 25 1 Bloctric ( o 30 to 1 Marionette of) 33 to 1 Balsaarxia (a) WiITKINSTAR ausorsarsirr oOM,M7BBION. (Till DAY.) This afternoon a meeting of the Westminster bond holders wee held at the London Tavern, for the pu= of considering a bill which a committee of t body have introduced Into parliament for giving the bond- E holders contra over the _power. and property of the corn mieiton. Mr. Jolters BicAtICONT, chairman of the nom- • mitts., occupied the chair. ee. The object of the bill is to re-constitute the ocanntheite, ok. making the terms majority of the commissioners the a. matinees of the bondholder,, and accountable to these la 69 .. the same MUM, a. the directors of a public mummy. They will be empowered to dal with the property and assets tithe commission, and to raise money for the purposed I winding•up the oommission. The hill sleo giros powers to perfect the eseurities of the mortgagees upon equitable tense. Resolutions were passed and a ashaeription entered into to amble the committee to mooned with the bill in the new parliament. It wee elated that the beet pissed land on the mists hed 9 been let to the Westminster Palms Hotel Cowpony lee 99 st yews at en iesetequate rental, the amount being only 1,0601. re COMM The meatheg was eery numanuely Waded. tie oe. TEI 11OHNOND POISONING WA ADJOURNED INQUIET.—(THIS DAY.) This aseraing Mr. Carter, coroner for East Surrey, mid tbsjary ply aspansEed, teamed the ininiry at the Vestry-MU, Riabased, Mb the circumstances attending the bath of Labelle Esalmorho, It is saspected,was poisoned by emell doses of aatimosy sad arsenic, adealsdetsred at Ire quiet let/reels. The *dal interest ceased by the extract &eery details of this ems app es to lames' rather than otherwise. Mr. Haflorins agar appear° kw abs possontion, and at the corronoratat of the proceedings observed that ea the whole of the wiled strieros had boas glson beim the monistrar, ho goal intitavostr as kr as posslble to _ tar the peered tawdry. He reread re the AM Inatome '4.1 to end .s the mike' widow* at Dr. Jells", gad odor witnesses, as to abs 'meow beim dirk and would Um call Mr. Pabser, sad ether saatlevers who had wedwesd the perersorewe sualardoa. He thee& the begsky sled be wedded es that day. The Coroner thaw read a hew front the Secretary of Star. to Ur *Sect that be 44 no power to consent to the attend mos of Dr. Smethurst on that occasion, ea he bad ban es earoraitted for In. cos a charge of 'filial =ardor by the magistrates. Dr. Julio was then examined, and repeated his former evidence se to attending the demand and the symptoms 1.,?, under which she suffered. Be also stated that the deceased complained of a hot staaation in her throat, and woo mar tog internally from the throat to the bowels. By Mr. flailantine—ln consequence of the symptoms I saw, and the opinicia I had formed of the awe, I thought It my duty to comenuanstet with Mr. Penryhn cos of the igT. liselassoad magistrates . lam quits sore th at the pills I ea pm could sot low produced snob symptoms. I did not at ass bar dm. Kr. Bird, my andatant, was present. I Lit. 1.111111.116 d with Dr. Smethurst as to the symptoms a . a ti Til. Dosing the whole time of my attendance I never si. siboidslond sosonic, antimony, or chlorite of polo'. The at. Osten whin\ I sot to the cilsoemed on the lath of April 000dsiesd limbs. • sufficient quantity of sulphuric acid to is. dissolve 11, goalloa, tic. The bottle now produced, and said at. to ossimis a sisters of chlorate of potato sad arsnio, was l it WWI osst wl sash a mixture from my surgery. I SITU Used of sob a mixture before. la my opiates the et. mos of dna was exhaustion—the result of en . 1 indtseles palm team la small doe. Dr. Smethurst go tell me *et he was in the habit of 'deg an bjectina of laudanum for the pain In the bowels, sad ea this would not have been an improper remedy. Dr. Senetharet told me that the deceased had taken all the et. medicine which I prescribed, and that he schniziatered it to the thmented fammU. By the sompsor —The motion which wee from the de emed Ow der prior to her death I pieced in a bottle, which I mated and numbered, and took to my own house. essisant Balloattse—After a counderatioa of the whole of a ihs ems, sal the symptoms which came under your notice 2 dieing the Must of the dimmed, what is your opinion as to the awe ef dr& ? Wissuro—l balm that she died from the fatal rtes of esposOod moll loose of irritant poism. ouch as antimony or sasoods. Serisant Ballentlno—Wben you fret uw her, how loag Is you think oho had been labouring from the effects of such ga pairs Wdooso—l believe about five weeks. Oth t ermsdioal avidoor—including that of Mr. Dird— wu corroborating the opinion of Dr. Julius se to the cost of Lila. and the inquiry was proceeding g . when our mart kit. 6%. ASTZAORDINAIr 11100131 l Ol d PURSZ POOH d 2111111. The following is about the most extraordinary in stance of the recovery of stolen property from a thief that we remember to have heard of:—Between twelve and one o'clock yesterdey, two respectable women wen walking is Corporation-street towards Market street. One of them in her right hand a smell velvet puree and also • paned. The puree contained 9/. 10e. in gold, 10a. in silver, gad a M. note; the money being par ly saved, and portly borrowed, met all intended as a means of entering upon • smell Madams. In Corporation-etriet, the women were met by three rough fele lows wearing tape. who boggled in pursing, as if they wen sot certain whether "to keep to the right would he right." While this was going on, the purser Inner (whom we may call Mrs. A—.) heard a ,aharp asap, ea did alto her friend; but Mre. A— looking dews, obeseved that her shawl-brooch was unfastened, and to its L'gshe ettributed th e mdse. After walking • few she discovered that the handle of her parasol wee maidens, having been 'mapped off; but, incomprehensible se it may appear, dm bad forgetten that the bad been aarrying bee parse in her hand, Gni she sill bad no suspicion of bee Ism. Not until two hours bad parree.l did she secortein that the puree, and the 131. it cemeined, were no longer in bee harping. Then she w almost distracted; foe not to have recovered the money wield have been ruin to all her pram pelts. But in the lest MIMI of the wade, Mrs. A. gems to be really • " sicnig-isileded woman; and, mun jecting the advice of • friend to go at eon to the police sad deneelbe, se well se she could, the deletes whom she now supposed to have robbed her, she stated rapidly for the residence of the lender of the 61. note, with a view to ascertain its number. Is this she succeeded, and hurriedly she retraced her steps to the centre at the city, intending more to go to the Detective-of/lee and gain the all of the polio.. In Desnagets, when nor the Panocage, she saw standing seven or sight roes, looking very much of the sense class as the thus she had such strong la aeons to remember having encountered in Corporation. street. Bhe neared them; sod with a comprebenaive end most keen glance is pawing, the saw that one of the group wee in the act of showier g something to his oonara& that that roosethieg wee of the coheir of her purse, end that the fellow had hastily turned so as to bide from her his act and its object. At the rune instant, she recognised this man se having been the neared to her of the Cern in Corpontleseetreet ; and, &sh ine through the group, she cried what the thief held. Ile and they were all but paralysed by the muldennme of the meting and the pounce ; he strove to fling her at; end they began to hustle 4 r, but she maintained bee yen, sad with •lest wrench, wires all but ezhaneted, she carried et —her parse, with nob., gold, and silver, .as it left her hand some four hours previously. Daring the reef& 20 or 30 peewee asitise.d round, hat they may well be excused for not erempeeltendieg the real nature of what was going on ; and Mrs. A--, la bar ezeitemant, was sot likely to give them much inforeintion. There happened not to be a policeman near, and act the thief has emend for the present. A"morel" may be appended: As Wine generally are not likely to be, under &din eheesistracce, so tacky or so daring as Mrs. A—, all should avoid walking in the Areas with vim in band, lest Its erthibition should erode in the bee sot of a thief en sticomeellable impuleo " (se deeten in limey phrase it) la pursers hie vocutiou.—Nese Anew Guardian. (ATOM PALACE.... ONE SHILLING Dail...—. TCLIDLY, MAT 24. A d raissioca ca mama, 3,696 i OM, by soma skims, 611. T(.161 Tabora 4,207. SHARE LISTS.-71118 DAI. sxlr4 : l auswan Two dCtocz. The railway share market to-day is rather better. In Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, Eastern Counties, Oreat Western, and London and North Western stock. an improvement of abut per cent. has taken place. Other de scriptions are firm, at yesterday's prices. Business continues very inactive. Present quota- g I tions are u follows:—London and North Western g stock, 884 to 874; Oreat Western, 614 to g 62 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 854 to 854 ; Mid- it land, 934 to HI; Eastern Counties, 524 to 53 ; ss Caledonian, 74. to 76; North British, 60 1 4 to 614; and South Eastern, 181 to per share. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are also firm. us The Old shares are quoted 24 to 24 dia. ; and the I°4 New, 3to 24 dia. Rut Indian Railway stock con tinues in demand, and is last marked 974. The other ; Indian stocks, as well as Grand Trunk of Canada, g, are more inquired foe. Royal Danish Railway M shares axe officially marked 11 and 114. is ico oainstazr MAUI AID /POOL!. lOe I.OO SO so K L&AVATS, Yin INFO/ IS a WM. !~w.. aliji Ilaa rlig .s all 191 Eggl a bo r Aa rmai::::= grainecs. il; evell efts . mit_ all Isad Gulls .... II . I pg. 11•4 armo. Omits pea...ll•Abtkri W 10 '. 6 11! line I I 1 i wie_.% p:w ...... le .. mod., 5a ".." 231 1 a ."'" 711 1172 s=i_m_im ilerk.Al l 4 ll 11=.." t Mo. Lr& Paula &Ism- Mai Dam Ilagers- E !alb 11141 4.1*. I VA.' i 1614. =ma --- loolikTorbi. Elaerboi =§ 1 :1 1 = 4 : - DT OW 101 l W s ii kiowlek.. 11•4 • IL IBM d la&ken.ba - - - a i 5 0 Nere547444:e.;.. i. LI 11t . ..,..... ....• • IN IL 0rmi11e5Na.. 2 4 4 ,41 .. till t gri i.. Ont. it • ill 11110111 S URNS. 4Fr a la a law !think S 6ir; tim iink sars u m"rw l 44 ctas. 1. 6. ..... 1N.... , !N Do. h 11.14 pa One 41 re:4eU si "A a et. Woe* 4l« De. 4v. N. lININ 4115 Da Men. 41 p. O. • 1.1« pa nem 4p• a I. I! 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Lot ',Wig, treks /I. 0.1 attl i i nt• Me Ong :419Z. g T MI Me Blom Imear eresawitt Itt IN wed =IT 0 , his kal seigw i tii I ag leatmiss pie suit tit 6. X IY= N 64 at. 2 6 rwrL VW XMs .7:11- . la boisa../ 1114 .' rothitsektlea. erblegg agi e sVlS 11N 11 2 . 4_ lrkatatel Os. ~l.z m fttrztitaii"" De. b p. Sew ip ft._6 _awe!. ID•74li..r.grAtte ! AlfredMlL , BMA . lA= 5117E7 - -I iiiiii;in N N 41 0 IP 1.1 111 17 114 In la 44 1$ lie IN It " M II - - 'II rats is $ IT 111 u 9 II IS lei If SI $ 9 aura I P 4. I < Dom OrearGaili Gambler ikeLLatal (Ow= ...... ritsmsi ras mu.... . 11 Ismi 1111. ) 122 of a Oce.lilaoo Is. no Wow I' LW. lit d 1 . 444 . Kr: WL I Vairaut. a. 4 4 i — lls —geri I_olo , is dig 1 SI Os I lithe IA II 1 7 4 . 1 1 03 41. 100 103 100 103 96 03 16 11 1 7 61 ilt 11 3 ft 29 2 Ai ii 5 2 de I f di MONEY MARKET-THIS LAY. Two o'CLooi. The funds to-day are very firm, with a continued tendency to improvement. Consols are now quoted 1.18 to k per cent, higher than they dolma yesterday. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange business is scarcely more active than yesterday, but buyers predominate, and the prices of several cluses of securities have advanced. At Paris this day, according to Mr. Resttes's tele gram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were officially quoted at the opening of the Bourse 61fr. 35c. for the account, being 3 per cent. lower than the last price of yesterday. Consols have been dealt in at 911 to 92, and are now quoted 911 to 92 both for money and the 7th of June. Bank Stock has been dealt in at • - 290 to 2211 I the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 901 to 91; the New Three per Cents., at 901 to 91; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 76 ; India Stock, at 218 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of last year, at 93f ; the scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 921 to 93 ; and Ex chequer Bills, at 18s. to 235. prem. Foreign stocks are likewise firm, and in several instances, including Peruvian Bonds, higher prices have been established. The principal demand I. still for Turkish stocks, which continue to rise. The old loan is now quoted 631 to 641, and the new, 53 to 64. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents, 1858, 90! ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 911 ; New Grenada Active Bond., 16; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 821, 831; ditto Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 781; Spanish Three per Cents., 391; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 271; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 63, 64; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 100!, 1001, 1011. The discount market becomes more easy from day to day. First-clue bills are freely taken at 31 to 31 per cent., and a vast mass of money is lying idle. The applications at the Bank of England to-day were very limited. The principal difficulty attaches to the position of those joint-stock banks which are now oppressed under the weight of the money called hastily in, at the cost of • panic in the Stock Ex change, upon the fabr:cated rumour of a Rano- French coalition. The next instalment of 25 per cent. falls due on the Indian Loan on the 14th of Juae, and will require about 1,250,0001., minas such proportion as may have been paid in advance. The balance remaining to be paid will then be 60 per cent. Of the 329,8001. in gold by the steamer Africa, from New York, about 250,0001. yesterday reached London, of which the larger portion was taken by continental buyers. The inquiry for the Continent, however, was less active, and it is not improbable that some portion of the late supplies may be retained here. No bullion was withdrawn yesterday from the Bank, but 38,000 sovereigns, from Constanti nople were sent into tha, establishment, and another parcel of 17,000 will be taken there to-day. Is addition, 90,000 are expected shortly to arrive. The shipments of silver to India on ordinary mer cantile account have now dwindled to a small amount, but government continue their remittances, having engaged about 150,0001. by the Bombay . steamer of the 27th inst. If a similar sum be sent by the following Calcutta vessel, the 3,000,0001. pro mised will have been completed. The Calcutta and China mails retched Suez on the 17th inst., and the light portion, rig Marseilles, is expected to be distributed in London about Friday next. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon expe rienced little alteration. The rates on Holland were I quoted a trifle more favourably for this country, whilst u regards St. Petersburg and Naples the tendency was in the opposite direction. The rates are shown below Amsterdam three months, 11 . 15 to 1; ditto .short, 11.12 to 13, Rotterdam, three months, 11.15 to 1 ; Antwerp, three months, 26.00 to 25.06; Eamb marks team, three months, 13.3 to ; Paris. three days t, 26.21 to 121; ditto, three mouths, 26.32/ to 71 ; Frees ort-on the-Maine, three months, 1161 to 116; Patasharg, par rouble, three 'booths, 32 to - 1 ; Vinous, elf flo.. three months, 14.60 to 15.00 ; Trieste, Mao, three months, 14.60 to 15,00; Madrid, three months, 481 to 49; Cadiz, three months, 49 to 1; Leghorn, three months, 81.10 to 30 ; Gavot, three months, 26.70 to 80 ; Naples, three month', 39 to 1; Palermo, three months. 117 t.) 1 ; Messina, three mouths, 117 to 1; Lisbon, 90 days, 611 to 1 ; Oporto, 90 days, 611 to 1. The sugar market retains a dropping tendency . hiessrs7Pietmed and Draper hive receive( the following intimation from the Foreign-office that the prohibitions contained in her Majesty's proclamation extend to commercial intercourse with Tuscany : Fureigmoilloe, May 23, 1869. Gentlemen,—l am directed by the Karl of Malmesbtu7 to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 21st inst requesting to be informed whether her M ajesty' s proclama tion extends to commercial intercourse with Tuscany; and I am to state to you in reply, that the Tuscan provisional government having sent its army to Join the French mid Ilardinian forme engaged in war with Lust,* and Leghorn hming gine been occupied by French troops, it cannot be doubted that, under such circumettnore Tuscany must be I considered a belligerent country, and MA neutrals carrying contraband of war to Tuscan porte ere liable to the risks pointed out in her Majesty's proclamation.—l em, gentle- I men, your most obedient humble servant, H. HAMMOND. An extraordinary general meeting of the Atlantic Telegraph Company is called for the Bth June, to approve the beads of a provisional arrangement en tered into with government. Authority will be asked for the creation of new capital to the extent of 800,0001., in preference shares of 61. each. The board is to be entirely reconstituted, and reduced in number. Theordinary meeting of shareholders in the London Chartered Bank of Australia is called for June 3. The result of the past year's operations is described in the directors' report as satisfactory. Reference is made to the part taken by the corporation in the negotiation of the Victoria government railway loan. A half-yearly dividend of three per cent. is recom mended, making six per cent. for the year 1856, and a sum of 5,0001. is to be added to the reserve fund, which will then amount to 15,0001. Tho balance of undivided profits to be carried forward will be 7,8101. A general meeting of the Commercial Dock COCI. ploy is called for the 10th Jane, to declare a half yearly dividend ; and the annu al meeting of the African Steam Ship Company . for the Bth of Jane. We understand that opposition is likely to be raised to the large vote of remuneration to the com mittee which it is proposed to bring forward at the meeting of Venezuelan bondholders, on Friday next. The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, just received, shows a decrease of I,B39l:sterling. It appears that the steamer Sir Henry Lawrence, recently lost on the River lodas, was the property of the Government, not of the Indus Seem Flotilla Company. The Chairman of this company, in • letter addressed to the Stock Exchange, states that : " Six steamers and thirty barges are now in course 0r shipment, and seven steamers with ten barges are under contract to be shipped in October next." The interest due the Ist proximo on the State of Alabama Six per Cent. Honda is to be paid by the Union Bank of London. An official intimation was received to-day at Lloyd's that the Admiralty have sent orders to Deem:Tort for her Majesty's ship Caracas to proceed to the Chops of the Channel to relieve the homeward bound trade. It is understood that the steamer Argo, of 2,316 tons register and 600 horse-power, has been char tered by Mr. Lever for the line between Galway and New York. Relative to the partial reaction in the freight market, the fortnightly circular of Messrs. Sharer, Lamb, and Co., has the following : The sogreensatk• to freighta to which we adverted on the 9th inet. was too sudden to last. The fall, however. ie nth equal to the rise, cad we WO left with a firmer millet sod better Wes then riled ft month Competently hit's business has been dune during the fortnighr. Owners ars holding off, and hams transecticas Menem MOTs will likely II I 11 : al ai le of i i if - H': 81 UR MO Li Ms = = 3 t i 0 1 si a a 4 it ' $Bl MI /I 11l dIG tit 1 Ila ds 17 (7 61 Ili dim 13 H IT 23 11 II 33 la 11 22 24 TO TO 10 42 6 4 Si el el 413 U GO a el 11 11 141 141 ii ti ii I a 1; 7 119 IN ir —tst 1 Pi 115 lid U 5 Its U H I~r Itt F Ii i i :WAYS. H ti 141 4 4 1 Pi 21 11 T Id 7. i 17 4 1 it :2 11 10 Ii i Is` h &twee TiuLMos. I Chad 111 I 10.11 101 SO • No In SO VC to I. JOINT AossaV.Obt./arti auk of Relt.o3l.l3ek Mato: Wilk N. AMMO .. delHasa et 404 arislikarliars easaalla E n t Oces. at Lama= IooLD at 11•Nosilatl aLoler Beate AWL sad Zomba Jolai=l * Laa.aaa Warmisaltsa NaL Pm. al De. Nom ...... Natlawal Dank aim Boat! Wide (Masud Bask Our , howleNNl of Irina Do. 1(1, ••-_ 1637416 - 4.;;I . LMDe. Ifs. Usiso ira";"Oi: unmoor larks OD ea.rmka TA...deft ice.ltd., 1.111 i r se NO 111 1141 10 700 , 11 1 110. 1.11/0 11 NM I lON. 10 PLO. C 10.01 11,010 11. Mel I 10. W 1 10 NAN 11 NAN 14 1000+ A 14 1 1 keg IVO N.OOO 11 lAN) 11 NON N 11400 r 4111 , 1% Mow Z. NiZnprars : Amok= taro o. i.e FI F M ( is. , ti ll elel. ges. sed La de & Kar.k Ind.Joast. Gisll.lmirpßlVPAlol Ice.tra 7l-4.71 '"Tf,1 adZirdim.lola M NIL 'NI 4 1=itt.Inattdir . . r ip .111.41.1401 M. WI,. Ammilailme i i t ne. "New otisaladlta.saisi.)A ir k li eF ". . .7. i ow a Gas Yd. is aim vas iii:•; — ..* so &us 100 Aoiliallaa TM. Lod ail all 0 6 , 6n Oe.rar. 4. yill=i .. : ,* il it E a 14 ni M. Flom 1 1 disk, It ff. 1 , 1 r i l a I 1 Coa le a I t 7 B II 4 i it li il 5 ii it it N 41 4 ii 4 M !I II 14 U SO 14 al I I Ili 111 19 1111 II lil IN 111 8 I 1 111 I 1 Fdurr. 1 . I. di par ft CI: it It it #.. # I I die il n 11 2 C A II 66 1171 Et 1 1 r li . 96 IS NAM FOR Boom Musics, &c.—The sp lendid now steam-.hip Lima, hoboes, to the Nellie II Steen Navigation Coxopeay leaves Liverpool on Thursday seat (to-morrow) for St. Visor', Claps do Verdi, Rio de Jeaeiro, Volpaedeo, and the west meet of South America, with the I to. 6981 1y be paid. The neutrality deelambea In very email degr affects °thee than Amnion destinations, oo tar using!e voy ages are concerned, but American sad Northern Europese fis s have the letwat of the tr anspoet trade. The coal h his, except East India, are looking op. Baltic home w decidedly improved, sod orders pretty numerous. Mediterneeen homeward vary sweidtive but good proem& Inquiry. American study, without great activity. From the East !adios more is doing at bettor rates. TUESDAT Ivaxese. Consols, which closed yesterday at 911 to 1 for the 7th of June, varied to-dav between 91! to 92 and 91$, "sellers," and closed at 91t to I, both for money and the account. The - official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 911, 1, 92, 91$, 92, 911 ; ditto, for account (7th hum), 911, 1,1, 1,1; Three per Cent. Reduced, 901,1, 1; New Three per Cents., 90 4 , I, 1, 91 , 90 1; Bank Stock, 219 k, 2211 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, famed in 1868, 93/ ; the Scrip of the new Lois, 921, 93. The New Three-and-a-Half per Cents. were also officially marked 100. The scrip of the new Indian Loan remains quoted 921 to 93 ; and the Four per Cent. Debenture., incised last.year, 93 to 94. Exchequer Bat, remain heavy, and have receded to 19e. to 235. prem., notwithstanding the increased ease of the money market. There is an idea in some quarters that Government contemplate making an increased issue of these securities. India Bonds were dealt in at 17s. to 10s. dia. The inquiry for Turkish atocks continued to-day, leading to a fresh rise of 1 per cent. The old loan closed at 62 to 63, and the new at 311 to 321. There was also more demand for Peruvian and Sardinian bonds. This department generally showed firmness. The Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Debentures of the East Indian Railway Company have risen to 98 to 100. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoonr. In the mining market to-day the principal trans actions have been in shares in Wheal Margaret, Par Console, North Buller, Wheal Unity Consols, East Wheal Ruud', East Rosewarne, and Trencrom. The market generaUy is quiet. East Wheal Russell shares are still offered, and are marked in the Stock Exchange 71. Wheal Margaret have been dealt in at 761. Cobre Copper Mining shares are rather dull, and are marked 37}. Linares have been dealt in at 91. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARB-LANIL=4THIB DAT.) la Mark-lane to-day ttio alloodoara of tits trade ma small, and the tons very dell. Priassof most mils* of the trade nominally unaltered. Tho 'apply el ben•-psys grain was email. The imports' of foreign pets Into Lantos since last Monday were reported this massing as largo of whest, falr of barley, and large of oate. Warnar.-linggith sold in Mail at about hot Meador's grim. Foreign quiet, nominally unaltered in value. English whits, 524. to 565. ; red, 445. to 64a par qr. • Dantrio and Konigsberg, 60s. to 624. per 49416. ; Restock, 645. to 68m. ; other Baltic ports, 44r. to 661. Ftous quiet at about last Monday's pion. Town, 465. to 635. ; Norfolk, 375. to 88e. pie 2 60 th., French. 40s. to 424. per 2801 b. ; Amer. U.8.,-per barrel. BAILLIT, doll L.ade at last Monday's rotas, itssh, 328 to 42a. per qr. ; Baltic, 28s. to 38a.; other , 275. to 82a. per qr. OATS, slow sale, at about last Monday's miss. British, 245. to 324. per qr. • Russian, 23e. to 245. per qr. ; other Baltic ports, 24e. to de. per qr. BEL:rs.-Enalish and Egyptian tmiltered at last Mos day's prices. English tick, 38e. to 42a.; barrow 425. to 46e. per qr. Fortigo, 40e. to 6 0 s. per qr. Egyptian, 364. mgr. Pus, quiet at hat Monday's rates. English boilers, 484. to 604. ; hog and gray, Mk. to 424. ; foreign, white, 48a. FLOAT'S() CAIIOOI/1.-Birce last Friday not a Angle graln-laden rased was reported arrived at ports of all the coast has now been for more than a fortnight quite dear of grain-laden rends °fining on sale. aa&IVALO 13120 LOlOOll TROY NAT 23 TO NAT 23 MO& aessada /n 11640 0. lama 2670 Orb bpi I i:io ism . . Lila& kiei;. 9.446 ; heft* MINCING-LANIL—(THIS DAY.) SVC/AlL—The public sale of Mauritius is plug off without spirit, and the market has a dull appearance. Refined also doll. Lumps. 51s. to 635. Corral.—The lsrge public sales are progrissiog without showing any material alteration In priors. TEA.—The demand for good congou omtinuas brisk. Common congon firm at yesterday's price, ls. cs.—The market is steady, with a fair amount of busi ness done. aux.—Priors are unaltered. EIALTEET/LE.—Price are unaltered, with a limited de maad. Cocarmaa roll in public sale at rather lower prices. CASSIA LIOMEA told from 650. to 73e. Pusaerro.-360 begs offered and bought tn. Baoo.—Offered 1,000 bags, and bought in at ISe. Markets generally continue dull. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market is glee, at the annexed prima .—Town tallow, 63.. net emit; Petersburg Y.C., on tbe spot, 644. ed. , Jun., 645, 6,1. to Mc • July, 61e. 91. ; August to September, 55e. ; October to December, Ms. ed. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mesas. Pattenden and Smith report that the nimbi s still advawieg. Fine Sussex are selling at 95e. to 106 s. per cert., and Bents in prowirtion higher. The 6j Is in creasing, and the bum backward and unkind in meet places. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walla Bad Acorn Clam, Ha.; Walla Bad Ransil 16g. 3d.; Walla Bad Bleidaa, 16.. 91.; Walla Hod= Moor, 12a. 9d.; Will. Bad Eden, 16..; Walla Ead Framwelgate, 16.. 9d.; Walls Had Hough Hall, N.; Walla Bad Barth Hallos, 113 a. 94.; Tratlaid Mum Bates, 12.. 9d. ; Walker Frkaroy, 13.. 3d. ; Wylsim, 161. ; Batas'. ditto, 16a.; 111 a. 6d .; Hastings ditto, 17a. 3d. ; Bandon Hartley, 16a. ; Holywell Yalu, 16..- 44 skip at market. A STEAMBOAT FOR THE ULLSWATER.—This boat, shich is now the chief topic of conversation in the district, te being fitted up time to the Gilmore boat-home, on the east side of the lake, $ little south of Noisy. It is as iron vessel, the /hell of which is aln ady fixed together. It hi 80 feet in length. and in width pro portionate. The engine will be 113.1 sores power. The vffsel, when fitted up, will contain a !Idles' and gerahmen's saloon, each about 20 feet in leogth, with washistg-ro ton and every other convenience adjoin ing. The company experienced some difficulty in procuring lendiegs, which, however, bare beers over ' - The landing at Poo'ey will be • little north of the hood-house, where a rosy. 90 feet in length, le to be con 'trusted fir the purpose. lioatown Bay will be another lauding place. It I. also paid that Mr. Howcra will grant • teething at Lyulph's Tower; and at PalterJale the vessel will I,nl eye to the bridge, at the end of the property of W. H. Askew, Esq., who hes from the brat bees • 'Munch supporter of the company. Messrs. H. H. Lt0710 , .4 and Ce., of rpool are the mntracters. The vessel will be lainched en or shoat the 20th of Jane, end will in all pro bability be called the D.lemaine a prayer compliment to the lord of the manor. There will no doubt be en ovation on the oocasi,n of the launch.— eirsiberland Perm a t. SERIOUS DEFALCATIONS.—A warrant has been Woad by the Lied. borough m mislratem for thi apprahen si.,n of Mr. George Terry, timer, the grand master of the Grand United Order of Oddfellows. Re la reported to have absconded, and his defalcations are said tto amount to so lees then 4,0001. The money gypsies to have mimed through his hands pertly in hie of&ist character, but chiefly in connonien with a loan socitty belonging to the same other of Oadfdlowe. FItiIIItONGERS' lIALL.—We understand it is the interrioo of the Prime Wardon of Cohn of Ateist onto of the Fiaboningens Cowpony to give a ball in their noble hell on We inesday, the 15th r f June, thus following the example of the Goldsmith.: C impany, :dome splendid enter tinments have been so frequently participatel in by the fashionable world. " JACK SUEPPARD."—This once (amour, or in famous, drama, was played during the last week at the toria Theatre, and was assomesd fur fature remeeentotioe, but (a onwporary 'two.) a liaise has bons ow to the Divulger Vbm the Lord Chamberlain's flies inter.lirting the performenee of the play at this or any whet the .tre for the Inure, and recasting that it may be withdrawn as soon as convenient 6/SOCKING OCCLBRENCE AT A FARM NEAR WERXIIAX.--00 &tatty morning tact at R 4O " HsU Farm, which is 'Flume shoat Om mites from Wrexham, and is in the °crewman of Mr. Roberts. the dairymaid, whilst engaged with the dome, eetilestoliy fell into the boiling whey, ard received very severe injorier. At the time of the !sten inquiries the poor woman ins lyleg is great MroaY• A feiglitful accident occurred at ths Coreett Iron W de, in the county if Gorham, en Saturday. A lento dywheet, welghing up earls of twenty-live ton., .ddeuly broke whilet tt woe being propene! at the rot, of ' t 100 rev diploma in • minute, and hojewee peces of won 4- was el side*, mollies and breskin all before aria. nte emu wo'a kt 11.4 tSe ova, a live others &sort. ntply hair, beahlte the Smogs Rabe 30 machinery and siktinge. Vol Si MI N 101 d e+ 1111 Ila ICS 111 SI 111 17 1E 111 117 HS 114 3.3 111 43 104 11 111 lit 92 94 14 II ti P tt it II 19 9 M Li_ Ur 180 sU 011 U isi ip 1$ Ils Fr M me is 46 16 Fe Fa i tit 7 7 ru ite El 4 to Fi I Tt at UT i dis R. I d 3 O • U 11 11 41. • N lti we us 14fri 71 II St 71 $7 . W I fel Isl 1111 11 A ' is 140 IN DO 440 114 145 A 1 11 14 44 PS IS %W is.