The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-10 00:00:00

'ken their respective bulletins are issued at present, mean expect nothing decisive. The Piedmoutese have three fortresses within almost hearing of each other. The Austrians have Lodi and Pislighettone behind haft( /11, and they have their railway, as the Fiedmcnteire have theirs, on the other side of the Po. For either army to attack the other in these positions meld give too great and manifest an advantage to whichever stood on the defensive. Mere, therefore, we think, Ina not take place either decisive opera riots or severe 'open:lett,. The interval between the Parma river and the Taro is MIA MOTS likely to be the stew of • serious advance of the French to 0r... the great river, and of the most energetic efforts of the Aestriass to resist them. What most tells against the French in this aggressive campai gn is, that •e movement can be new or unforeseen. The grew Napoleon invaded Lombardy several times, and each time penetrated by a now avenue. He Isms hiniwif explained all that he did, in ample commen taries, with his monis and difficulties, pails aind adexatagee. It is impossible to say a weed mere upon the military geography of the valley of the Po. And General VUoa's two goodly volume, just pub lished, telling the world what Charles Albert ought to lave dose, say in reality nothing new. The Austrians know the ground ; they are equal at pre sent in number to the attacking army, and but that the Lombard populati-n are hostile, and that their position may at any time he weakened or endangered popular insurrections at Milan, Bergamo, sad um, we should say that if they be not able to hold their ground, they had better abandon Lom bardy definitively and for ever, for they an never pretend, militarily or politically, to keep it. That feature of the we., indeed, which ie the most threatening to Austria is, in fact, the national character that Victor Emmanuel le giving to it, and which the French are most honourably permitting or abetting. Charles Albert discountenanced Italian volunteers altogether, and took but little miscount of their cooperation. On the contrary, at present, the commander-in-chief, La Marmots, is taking every pains to render the legion, of Central Italy effective, disciplined, and numerous. Let the war endure even one campaign, and Italy would then have • form idable army of its own, funned of men who, whilst they had fought by the side of the French, would not on that account be prepared to prostrate them selves before the imperial eagle. JAPAN. Utters from Jew to December 31 motion Mat the 'spume 0011112illeiCONS apptistad to proctott to Weabiagton to eaclusge Use radio - an of lb. America Wray are Naiad Gabs ao Heal, Governor of Acconata end MMiltlif of Its Navy, aid Tway gay Higo so Kant, bnpirial las:oder. Tb. Realm Coneslate was to be re. owed to lissegows. 7h. Reeplas Sass frigate Aetna wee madergoing repairs at Nagasaki. Maas her bra ragtag 's tbe =slant pert of lairs to a frigbifal estate. At Tokio alone the daths are repined at 160,000 in eas iseetb. Alive ion and Odowara bad alai sawed greatly. Tbe eat bresk of .hie (boatel warp so soot altar lb. time tie brags embassia were settled at Yeddo bad led the people le attribute to the. its introduction into their eentley, sad reperaltion palate so the ooloridenoe as • pinilismat lar opening igen forWgners. By Iles latest .assns the die we ins lam Tb. Walsh brig Villedie, kern ibanghal, arrived on the 18tli Ditecrober, sod lea spit at dee 21,1, !wn baying bona permitted to wed., in samegnsais of there big se tre.ty bettrees Denetark ed lola 1 Another swam the Nagasaki, built la Nand for the Prate et riar arrived on the 15th et ifirwmher. The Meeks Ccesel-Geeeral awl hie secretes', with ibis wives, were dwelling et ilakededi sad at loamm, es the side et the toy opposite to Daiwa of Nepeaki. The ureshast ewe stenders eho task she Ise ahriewe Teaks awl Nagasaki trw,, Holland to Japes owe waft milk tbair when. At thio piece, also, wane of the Whew aai IMINP et re Midi WTO lodged; the rwialitia Neel is Yogis is the lawa. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. NOMINATIONS.—(THIS DAY.) (ST uatttlC TLIAOIII4/4.) LONDONDERRY COVIIITY.—Greer, Reygtte, and Daw•on nigabistad. Pc.ll demanded. MEMBERS RETURNED.-(THIS DAY.) (RV RLICTRIC TELEGRAPH.) LONGFORD COUNTV.—White and Orville. CAVAN COUNTT.—Maxwell and Annasky. Coat Corort.—lloaay and &ally. Canton CA)CNTY.—Bunbory and Bruen. MEATH COVNTT.—Corbally and McEvoy. ANTIUM COMlTY.—Pakenbam and Cptou. Waarnaant COCNTY.—Levinge and Urquhart. KILDAKIL—Cogan sad Moore Ferrell. Ti►raaAzT Corse.-oTonoghue and Waldron. Tvaona. , --Hannlton and Corry. POLLING.—(THIS DAT.) on useraic rusewa.) !DRIBS'S"' MIST RIDING), 2. Ilamehe UM Clariry late 9210 Wonky MIIIIOIISTMI3IIIII. able et dr pell se 3 p.m, Mg 11 Wpste Wahine 9l Tis te ream is Isetaapietioe it bee not include the poll Mt libel. nun Or JUIS. DOUGL4D JIJ2OLD. -- we auk rep* t. assosass that Mn. lseribi, iditow et the Ye &eels Jamie, espbed an Tridsy Might I. the S bataah at hit/ tre:dd"l.kYt TM% wee Psadruirs. Rena The health at Ihre. amid WI lam pedaling baking elleae het leimesied haelmnee hoar tabkli sal MEI She survived sot quilts two pow It apples by a letter freee the L►. W. U. /kb lecesebeet of All &kW, Iferremi.eteeek ftell Mraaatof Ow Werhly lbw the Ws of Leeds wee, "a awn ties Wove We drub, raeWved Iwo the L am esibeile akar& try the lUbo, of flevedey" was Incorrect. Hie pas the nosing before Me des.b was 'Whet by die rev. lacesbent, and rem I eel tb. esereawat. • A Berlin correepondest writes :—" Humboldt, is his Ism imam ems surrounded by hie Nephews as hi. oleos, Beromeme de Below, sod mialosal to the end the fall me of Ide heuldes. Iharbdsmeeal filers Villa the !lag weahl reemm, rd oil that he had hoprel M have rem bin mph& Tbs Ytnirlr at Piddle Indirection has decided that the hmeral on Tweaday (to-day) shell be attended by the Who ✓ides a the t:eheed , y of Balls, the Academy of the ideseas, the Academy of the Arts sad other learned babes. The eattorithe d slos city will all be mpressetal, sad a greet number d ispotsikin from other please am 'spaded. Humboldt has bequeathed e large portion of Ide library sad imerneuents to his old s resat end travelling omission, &Oar* who leaded him fur upwards, of thirty yeas, sad who is mow kissed bedridden." PAM. SPRING Rms.4.—The fourth and luL t tla:; reattiatt of the apnea liming, whirls coins off y (Sunday) la the Bole de B.siossr, abe very briniest. The Kmperor awl Beam. Were previst at it , their arrived just before the ruse*/ for the Zaperori t the third mat the card, coraseescef, Ned remised the rhos of the heeler... Tee atria awe erowdod, _tad *ern the reseresl vpocs is frost of tbeee was occupied by ladies. Withal' the tope. went • vast sank, of canters sad hweetore. Of tba ems. ea lb. cask as is sembsr. as• an of frith impoetenoe—tho Haurseer'slll,9oo6. Mkt for threayrer att. Several of the Mesa Irby /gond Is It ere tweed far the Derby, bat the wiener of tlt,, Own* de Lesteayee rake Jack, is out la the greet nes. Me amesmit of walla, 'scrim sad ferfeite wee. dedoettsg tbs as peii to the tooted bow, 34.00fr.-6relipearre.. LONDON Row Curn.—A sosdhoof rams woo rowed retools, swats', at helf.past man the MN hen of the Loudon goyim Clots hew Palmy to Wooer smith, tits pisas heiw. to. the hot boa • eilver esp. sad lior the second • liaasowes Matadi* of the Priam of Wahl% both prosestad to the club by the well.keettu W. Cherie@ Clifford. The fotlowier were the et afire : W. Coeur, W. Poeta, Mu. Witty, Mr. hies awl Mr. Catty. The laelwr had the toot eta•hm. Au:completed byanal club the sten wee effected. Ides t wok the bad, allowed by a ct. ter, sad a desperate root followed beware row two, lab oNersoto loodi r so silo point, Ceti, sal Calm swift • rasa nee me Nieces lass sod Paler hearasie delowinheed that they foaled three time, mod the WM aim having bete cult! cl by labs, re me dadied spinet Ma. Re Male Is Int, Nam wsmsd, arlOimr third. The ponied prize Is In atelier* Os Ord geligt• LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Bofors VI e•Chaaomilor Wood.) OTZ V. ORATIANI AND SMITH. Thla case w brought on this morning, the object of It being to restrain M. Geeslin', the biritose of the Italian Opera, front singing at the Drary-lane Theatre, or elsewhere, is wessideration of his agreement with Mr. Om of Covent Garden Theatre. _ Mr. Rob °pear re re of the plaintiff, and stated that the applicatioa rested an the foll ow agreement: mlto_ysl Italian Open, Covent-prase. "The eumbeeloned, Mr. J. director of the Royal has Opes. en the MO side; and Yana. P. Orient dra matist emir, as the ether ; have agreed ten follows : —l. Mons. Omar Nederailme the occupation of Prima Barium* imo lai° at the Weft= sod eeseirtroms, Engler, leiter, sail the deratloa of his engsgeemat witti a ir ed dya lha rrhis empirient will CIIIIOIIMOO the 110th ef Ape!, 18N, end will terminate on the Illet of fel', um. but Mr. Ore *id have the rfelet of imomoring ;Ms seraent the 2nd of April ISIS,, br itolmg Mho le Mee& Or before the rd of Jas, eas. 3. Mr Gemisafe eatery shell be 3301. per month, to be paid wariely. 4. Moss. Omani 'hall erg at corer es ma se id bat he shall not erg sayers, ems of the et Great Bri ttle diuri the year 111411 the written pee- Medea el Mr. UrP, SIM end except at private and gratis coecorte. 6. Mr. Or will supply M. Grazier whh costamse Ids valor . pre ardusg to the venal sere et theatres. 6. M. Oraziani will abide by the owl regilatioas of the theatre a e regard. dine., Mr re break ha 6. (Bleak.) 0. Should Mr. Oye have seraelem for Moms. Drawler's services at the Uses sr at • dietairoe of wee teas tee miles Cr = Looks be (Mr. Orr) will dike, bearding .peer. 10. Mr. Oin, et the opleades of tide regiment eW hue the Opt et Kee peepeedenel cendltione (eny caw then as ), Mat Or eperted eateedie not /Met then the of fletember, 1011 k 1L Plr. Ore doll mho have the renerni Ml= for th e were MOO end 1661 as creportlemee ^ It appeared that the delbadent, M. Demigod. bawled for two years under aa epswwt vary arta: to the se above mated, foe the pideaiC At the end of the stone of MIMI there was • es ef 11101. dr to M. Orszisei, and that amount einedeed 2419 dee at the time whoa the retract kr the area was elpeoll. According to the • new as objectioa was pat forward et the doe whoa their ccatraet was signed os the ground of the Ida reseadidag doe to °meant. Bose difficulties were Meeted with ss kroaa to the whir the seheleeed batmen Calzsdo. of tri a l:Z i t liar, Par* bet Moe we get over up= the monsoon Wag elned. It wee es the 27th of November, tide mater geed. Os the rihcontee, M. Orssleol mete wee le Kr. Ope whin posed of the 1601. due to his, bet set treed." it se • condi*. precedent to the eerephic est of cookeet. Not = en mower, • mood War wee Imam, In which "I as defeembei to be tabled , otherwies do sot repel mom my into; far yew.' In tide letter, however, me rellinsoe vas seek re the upoent of ISM se • readi er seceasery te be eaerled ent psi,. to the coatreot beiag carried eat. Mz. Clera versits in reply that be bed no matt to pep hi the theatre Beet he could not ccaveniestly gay the 1101. until ant meson. On the 2 2nd of January, Isis; x. Granted wrote to Mr.Dr breaking' off the cudreet ea the pond that the 1101. wee not paid. Oa the Mb of Iserest7 • paragraph appeared la the Sunday Theo Main Mat_ Y. Ordeal would appear as bolter at Driller Thar. It appeared that the amount to be paid the dehr miles' Smith for themiles' of M. °aslant was . • math. Subsequent to this thee Oye saw °marl, end ea hie behalf it was alleged that soy &spate between him and Grecian( sal settled, sod the latter marred that his nese should be siihseer from the de. Inedant Smith's programme. This, however, wee net dens. [The learned =mad was still opening the new whoa ser report left THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY WINING, MAY 10, 1859. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. . _ &Wags in Basoo.—(Belore lord Gump sad J aglow Me, Crumples, add Hit) Till QUIRT (Ox Tim rsoismonnox OF DIMIIMALI) K. •ADDLW' COMPANY._ This was a peceinnaloa y the piii‘tift whit the a.• fondants for improperly depriving Yu of has Aloe as a member of the Court o f Assistants at the Suldlete Com pany. It appeared that sr:wading in a bye-law of the eor-, potation no puce who was in a henkrope et Inselvent roam wee 'panned for the 'Moe, and the promoter was removed in cousrmence ofding made a hhe sairmspeo sentatMn ou that subject. Load Campbell, before whom the cue was tried at Guildhall, held that at the prosecutor was removt d without bedsit beard, be wu entitled to • assuditsous to be restored ; bat theinry found against Unruliest's= the only question hit to thaw, unisly, the tales mbrepressata- MIL Vulosis piste of law, mina( under the charms of the company, which was (ran d in the reign of Charles 11., wen left fte the decision of the court above. sow been neu"dc.o the pert od defendants On the suggestion at the court it wm arranged that a gentleman of the be. @load draw up • special verdict, Betting out the witohs eistaks, and all the facts nemesery to he beseght hekte the coat, sad that the ems should come en for arrusset web ha a ifas term. Lord Campbell mid be wield sot yet stringy despair of the prosecutor, mien thet It would be to hie advantage to swept the terms eared a Yam b the Saddler.' Comma,. Mr. Limb, witsnppseted kw the toressecutor, said he Ida mei) hoped hie Icedshies suggestion would hare weight with his chant. Mr. Junco Cromplos-11 Notion goes a the twain Id I ho enormous. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Dem Kr. Osambriner RobLimas.) 1111111111.121 11/41.1. _ . . Tb• hanksrpt woailCeo-aalrer, of Poplin, trading ha parboarddp with Captido Julius Robs's, tads W tin el biberte est Co, ale) carrying oa use as a easy spiel, in Currey-street, Strand, is partnership with Traci Wallies Melton, under the arm of *Geode and Ce." Thiene the Suing fur proof of &lee and Alois of miaow& The bakropt's liabilities are sated at 12,0001.; woes shoot 11,0001. Mr. Ws. Clarke Seamed a proof for 6,0001., at a band given by the baaluest sad a Loeser partner, Mr. Lassos% to Mr. Brat, father of tits bankrupt, f r mossy advanced to the lb= of "Geode and Co," sary ogees, of Surrey-etre& Mr. Lawrence emceed the proof, ant exaralsed the teak rapt sad be. father. Bose &tails of the mode in w►kh the bankrupt sad W partners had carried so their treeless of wry agate wore elicited, bat nothing of say padre Sims( irruslred. The peed nes admitted. Mr. Ilan Isein we., surgeon, of Kr. Seeds, nog broker, of Oraotl plated trade —iv tx to AZA. Inet, sad WWI sp. The boabrept bipt Repvitoty, seer the Eissiose ..to / Meek 74 wee 'he euhimation oesetis. Ths sewnste mend hem April, UM, to the 4a4 of the heslawboy. At ebs Amer ported Ow bistros wee Is - 4stessy of BAR; fie sow owes to swami 4011001114144761.; Is these lorldlsioessrlty, 11,41131.; liabilities 4,2484 Assets, in seed tlibts Slid pt t 7. 600 L; hid by creditors. 10,4061. Than wore se volts •; the Imposes ore pet Ores M 2,4644.; he he., 2.1176. ; loose by bob dieber, 1.447_,1. • mil es trelleg. 6321. Th0 essond property omits oblay of dr Less dile Horse Rap:item Woof et WOW, whit* le 44 by bilessre. Smith, Payee, sod WA. The llehffildee ors Meted to M is a jadataest is Choweryos some prosrealoss Is whirl the WWIS hal bed the esisilertase to be missed Oat Li poen. Mr. Liskbrer. tor the estissees, seed kr as seljosrseesst shre thee to er.uoise the secoosts. Ableurse4l t+ 7. Tbm bock opt was a lkommiml victualler, of thm Blms Bertrick-mtemst, mad tbsCrmors mod Gropes, little Ntirport tormaß Sfi Wee tlo mmemimalioa raestims. Be owes to imvvervi VIM; Mit thous ladles merurl , y, 6.21111 i. Aar" MIL ; prommrty 101 l am seruii.y, 8,600/. Tlio boobs. we. la tb• Weaning of 1857 d 1,11361. wrogpcorl. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) OLD COURT. Mahn Ms Ikeraire.) Mr. Merl mated ts rho coon t make au order for the imp :em d ib!rookatioa of • benkruot e.med Lewis Zenker, fir nalftg tans accounts tsfore the Cosnaiesieser el Deehnsytey. /or •hich oddest be nee am, , Weed Is year: pond servitude. The east ' the nen bad awsilowid up nearly the wide et fns beitheint's awe* sad his applir rasa ens den the assigasee shoat to rehmbureed a ponies of the oases.: they hal 'oracle", how the owety funds. Thies yeeneatfraelPiell wry Important, sod It would greatly wad is detest the s of kenos if the cot of conduct* them won tins tMtra wpm the coeditors or opus the what Of** bearer. The Iteserdes end he shoal certainly allow tb• ezpneee W tin power to de ea, net h. Emb ad whether the wart rasenreal that power Es admitted eh.' eltee won a in fra hi the kw, sad he said he would anode r the anent W deride apes the aryl:ratios Is ihs clone of tha ening. Marino Irons • rnpenable-keolking elderly nee, ear ' ronand to asks his 11 . 41 upon • cls.rge of utterisg • Levi Ns*. Is wiel Isles , to de find. Cow, prinsanted. The tr.•ootf was d 41111611 by Ns. ado. no poosaa Y au ease, it append, was • W4r aaetlm Ulbfidr, eased Herm Befell, and Iles mw in had bur la the envies of the ▪ kif • mot mow paw. end who woo L osie tro ipipipt if • prom et 1.1021. per areassa, lead la Ili aim' metidnariseed, art they were nab me ray friendly team *A ether. AM/Mg OD the avant. of she preneake, la the month of deVerabee. 1166, he_igave the e relegate her &Masud a half to pay to Mr, Norton, an uselietaker at Us , them= of XI. Ye. foe We faunal of day oe ewe of Itle , an two d the primmerds gave him : a tly lesed mi ty Mr. Mottos, but it tarsid apparently en out that , the nosey had not been paid and that the receipt was a forgery. The pronounr wan subjected to a aserchieg acee-exaatsation meths part of the premise, And It •PPoma that he bad been reosetty dismissed from his employmist is the Post-nice for misconduct, and that he had quarrelled with the prieoner shortly before the present charge was per herd. Mr. Sleigh mede an earnest address to the Jary in behalf of the prisoner, end he endeavoured to show that the charge had been trumped up by the prosecutor oat of revenge. A member of vitamin wore also examined, who gave the prisoner an excellent character, and one or two of them ti stated that from the knowledge they had of the prosecutor lee they would sot believe him on We oath. The jury notepad the Me, and returned a verdict of Aid v at esiaty, and the penman was ordered to be Immediately die us charged. ate NEW COURT. Won tbs Comma Serialist.) MY toast vas marled fa tri log the Mint 01111111. Oat of 97 primers, 111 stied committed for passing had oda. Not say of tie err Wad dosing the morning were of sualeisat rialto !Waist to "moat • report. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. Willem fear M ^ • diaaceltini dri telie j without coat ce welsemat, yes ewl the Mare with ham skim • senlienee's met The pleseer ea ressonteed as 'se of the am thieves when peineleel sesodia is given le the Mewed my le volition me es peat-coats, S be. rrab'terzw. essehmen te Mr. f ivben a John•sireet boa reed, seld—Os Islsishy Irk is lbsulells of the str day, I wee ea Ur isarisfe imut the as at Hew, Dishoppieekeet With* end the evsemet =to Mr. HeaLry wee fend* the leseehm. the dew wee skeet reeddenly felt • *shaved to the ben and Mates ails I use the pieces, have Ireeslon TIM demi to Ids pewees. He hepe to pot M on. sod I kneed deem sad lelloored, and negM him about • deem mils et In the rilB we had topther be contrived le dip eel of the ant, sad he broke own', bat eve err et r i : paler run igedi j e tcled o& o th c e coat, in He red we • u the pollemea—The pima wee mak( away WIND I our ep e eeel I esuelelieL lad SO OW, or amino* o a r b Ma. I tire bas bleu ta Ws roost for • dear robbery. The pleorr—Weele wee here or earlier, doe belsre es • but rec . fr wilder den end I , &dal stool ads eposs met, k ea he peed and they is tie aig iro f4 bane met right to take me leo aneody Mee ray other Imeoset The Lard Meyer—Do yea wfi to sib the winter any gertice f The pimmie.—No • themes as use he that any how.' ,I only ham that I so lot 11110111 II • thief. A 'metropolitan policemen mid he hml keg known the pri oress es the companion we larelerele thews. The Lord Mayor—What hare yea kr say for yourself ? Zite n riesser-1 ea in greet want, sad I never have been Wave. The Ovals was thia orwadfted. BHARR LIST'A-7111S DAY. Two o'CLooz. The railway share market today cs — raTher weaker, the late advance having lid to a few sales. A reduction of about I per cent. has taken place in London and North Western, Great Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, Caledonian, and Midland stocks. North British, however, has risen per cent. Prevent quotations are as follows : Landon and North Western stock, 86 to NI; Great Western, 601 to 611; Caledonian, 731 to 741; Midland, 92j to 93; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 841 to 84; Berwick, 8.3 j to 84j; York and North Midland, 88j to 691; North British, 61 to 62 ; and South Eastern, 181 to j per share. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady, at the late improvement, the Old shares hi: l :toted 2i to 21 die., and the New, re to 3 the. The Indian shares are in • de- mand. Rut ladian Railway stock is last marked 96. Great Luzembourgand Dutch Rhenish are also more inland tor. OADINANY MARDI AND eroaaa. Rift.' 'Yawata. TI IIS N 83 r il l 77 II 4 5 : N .. us U. el do IS ii 1 SG IN SI ST D , a qiSilt -. SI ..i . 71 1 II 4 Nl O. 1 is 144 14 A TO it II 41 SI 4 4 43 Si 41$ Id 04 411 Of • It N N N a ; !. V P POSIZON RAILWAYS. ...... rir Mf:4 ,64 • 8 = obalmis --- 11.** Zityre • a• oltir - 1 7- i giat ib a g eosit; • ..... 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After attaining an ex treme advance of nearly 1 per cent., Consols are now quotes] 1 to per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. In the absence of foreign news of striking importance, the absorption of stock by the public has the principal effect. With the exception of British railway stocks, the late rise in which has provoked a number of speculative realisations, other securities are generally firm. Indian government, as well as railway securities continue to meet with in quiry. Throughout the Stock Exchange, however, there is a great lack of business. Consols are officially marked 911 to 921 for money, l and 911 to 92 for the 7th of June. The present quo tation is 911 to; both for money and the amount. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 901 to 911 ; the New Three per Cents., at 90/ to 911 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of last year, at 93; the scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 921 to 93 ; India Bonds, at 16e. to 20s. die. ; and Exchequer Bills, at 17s. to 23e. prem. Shortly before the official opening of the Paris Bourse this day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Bente@ were quoted at 80.70 for the account, showing a decline of 1 per cent. com pared with the last price of yesterday. The foreign stock market is very inactive, yet retains the tendency to improvement lately shown. Mexican, Spanish, Russian, and Sardinian Bond. are more inquired for. The latter are marked 74. Turkish securities are firm at yester day's advance, with a fair inquiry, the Old Six per Cents, being quoted 84 to 88, and the New, 64 to 68. Sales are recorded as follows Ass trim Free per Cents., 391 ex dir. (exch., 1084 ;I Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 181 to 181; Russian Fortr-and-a-Half per Cents., 93 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 74 ; Spanish New De- I ferredThree per Cents., 261,28, 281 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 88 ; ditto for amount, 86 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, 68 ; ditto for amount, 66. CrzT, Foos o'Cvacx. Consols are steady, although not quite so firm as at 2 o'clock. For money the present price is 91/ to 1, and for the acoount, 911 to f. The supply of money at the disposal of the discount establishments is enormous. At the Bank of England the applications yesterday were to a considerable amount, but of an ordinary character. The gold withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation was only 12,0001. The 84,4001., in Australian gold, by the Heatherbell, was, however, I delivered yesterday, and was at ones taken for the Continent. The Great Britain and Sussex have arrived from Melbourne, the former with 128,0001. in gold, and the latter with 98,8001., making a total of 228,8001, ' which will doubtless be taken for the Continent as soon as delivered in London. The subscription list for the French Loan of 20,000,0001. was opened on Saturday, and is to be closed on Sunday next, the 15th inst. The govern ment journals declare that the subscriptions on the first day amounted to 12,000,0001. This is very pos sible. Every public body, and ever person in any way open to goyernment influence, will be stimulated to ptruoipate in the patriotic demonstration. In many quarters the opportunity for a combination of speculation with petriotiam will be embraced with peculiar zest. Not a doubt can be entertained of the complete success of the appeaL The prospects of French finance, nevertheless, are viewed with the greatest distrust. The price of wheat, which ran up rapidly under the influence of the false news which recently drove Consols down to 881, is now falling u the foods rise. Buyers yesterday offered 6s. to Bs. per qr. leas than on the previous Monday, whilst in the sales effected sellers submitted to a reduction of 3e. to The advioss from Melbourne by the Great Britain announce the sailing for London, on the Ist March, of the Monarch, with 42,848 minces of gold, worth 171,4001. The Shooting Star, Coleroon, Ellen Stewart, and John and Lucy had also sailed foe this country, and probably have a considerable a Although no tidings have yet come to hand :Pete ing the Australian mail steamer Emu, which was doe at flues on the 26th of April, no apprehension is felt at Lloyd's for her safety, nor has any extra premium of insurance been given on her. Members of the Stock Exchange who have been forced to effect compromises with their creditors are allowed, by a resolution just adopted by the com mittee, until noon on Wednesday to complete their engagements. Creditors whose claims shall not have been satisfied by that date are required to notify the particulars to the committee under the provisions of rule 146, which is to the following effect : A member oensiviag at a private failure by incepting lees them the MI simoset of Ws debt shall be liable to refund any DOW or emerities received free, such defaulter, provided be shall be publicly declared within two years fro m the time amok compromiee; in which case the property so received shall be gives up sad applied to liquidate the claims of the "'Tr= was temporarily suspended during the late panic. The committee think that the time has arrived for returning to the ordinary practice. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,7181. The Sussex, from Melbourne, has brought 874 bales of wool, 44 oasts hides, 48 casks tallow, 2,700 begs ore, &e. Re Scutari and John Mssterman have arrived from China with 1,307,6001b5. of tea and 1,639 balm of silk. The extraordinary movement in the freight market is thus noticed in the fortnightly circular of Messrs. Sharer, Lamb, and Co. : Since our last the freight market has been subject to the moat violent agitation, and it is still to as eztreordhouy cos dition, although the fever its not so inmaaw Ia all corms of lees than a fmtniglet an advance has takes placed 60 to 76 per cent. In Meditetranten coal freighte, of 50 per out. is Black Bee homeward freights, sod of 50 to 60 per cent. to sad from some of the Baltic ports. The Americas end Balt& wood, East India out and home, and indeed freights gene ntly, though affected, ere not eultaseed to the sum extent. We refrain from making epecilic quotations, ea the market immass so nosy phases to • limited time that the ewes of to-day moo criterion of what may be obtefsehle whim your ohm teeth se. We may mention that 'Mita the Ism few Jaye the following have been current:—plats, 311. to 851. ; Teske, Airier., Bons, Store, or Cagliari, 341. • Coredgens, 171. Ioe. to 181. ; Odium and Azof, 60a. sad Ike for bade ward shim, 62a 6d. add 725. 6d. far extremely forward sad fleandinaviaa !ships, with intermediate Wee regulated by position for mewls es the way ; Nesbit, lle. to t it., 64 . Alexandria, ss. 6d. to 65.; Nast«, 3s 91. to 49. ; Crosisadt, 2s. 6t. Oats t Archangel, 4s. 3d., awl flodewall, 60s. — P.B. The oars market has declined again today; groin chartering will saverally be tem brisk. The reaped. of the indigo tale, which commences to-day, are referred to in the following terms by Mews. Layton, Hulbert, and Co., under date this day : That 7,991+ elude should here been delivered within a awe of four months, sod those soothe marked by a general &prestion of trade and the prospects of war, resulting Ia scout hostilities, sufficiently evinces a wholesome and steady enamour eon of the dye. It Is to the early arrivals cf the Bowl mop, and the natural &eke to swore a chance of sell ing sow that war hae commenced and tbe volue of mosey has rises, ,het so large • quentity as 11,684 chest. is thrust lute the catalogs, for the sale commencieg to-morrow. In these eireenmeanees ft it sot likely that the demand will be greet, sad we may look to one-leaff the indigo being withdrawn as the sale premeds. The *anew dila pew Nowak is, with very low errepdons, museditagly defective ; attributable, to &ale, to tke very Ishmael* mason for standaeg. The seek, setwitbseanoßsg the early imports, is smaller that on the Ist May to any year, but one, sums 1844. About 8,000 chests only of the last mop remain to be takes tato see warehouses within the set ten mouths, and el It the pe met scale of delivery the stocks mutt undergo maalderable ditnieution is the later 'teethe of the year. XOIfDAT itvannro. Cotools, which closed on Saturday at 901 to for mosey and the 7th of Jane, opened this marli at 901 to and nee steadily, doing at 911 to m }. TM official barium repeat Is as Mare :—.Three per Cent. Conso/o, foe money, 91, 90k, 90i, 90i, 91, _Da elf 901, 911, 911, 911; ditto, for account (7th Jun e ), 91, 90+1, 91/, 911, 91/, 911; Three per Cents. Re duced, 89f, 891, 901; New Three per Cents., 29, 894, 901, 90 1, 90/., 901 i Bank Steck, 21 8 ,216, 21% Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, issued in 18d8, 93 ; ditto scrip of the New Loan, 92, 921, 921. The scrip of the new Indian Loan was again . in demand for investment, and roes 1 per cent., clown at 921 to 93. The Four per Cent. Debentures issued last year were quoted 93 to 94. Exchequer Bills present a recovery of about Is., closing at 16s. to 23e. pram. India Bonds were dealt in at 20s. to 16s. die. Foreign stocks were likewise in better demand s with an upward tendency. The advance in Turkish stocks was as much as 3 per cent., the Old Six per Cents. closing at 64 to 66, and the New at 64 to ag. The Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. were again marked par. Mexican Bonds have improved to 18* to I. Sardinian, Dutch, and Spanish Bonds, amongst others, were inquired for ; and there is now a real market for several descriptions which have of late been annegotiable. The Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Debentures of the East Indian Railway Company continue in demand, and are officially marked 98. NINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocit. East Wheal Russell shares still exhibit latneek being officially marked in the Stook Exchange 10 to 101. Wheal Margaret shares are marked 74, • and Wheal Trelawney 211 e. ex die. Transactions have also taken place in Wheal Kitty (Want). Wheal Trelawney, and Wheal Kitty (St. Agnes), with little change in prior. In foreign and colonial mining shares no alters tiem worthy of notice has taken place. COMMERCIAL AND mA.zursra LIVERPOOL CORN MARS T.—(THIS DAT.) Om Barris' LIM Ml= mat:mum rusamars.) (TILOX OVA OWX 0011111PONDI241.) ... Corn market very d 4 holders miming the Awn Whoa saudually 6d. below Friday's prima. Flour without quotable =Other article' (mite neglected. Largo arrivals ; moderate. PAINCENG,LANIL—(rffie DAY.) Boosa.—Thessarket Ms opined 'Miami spirit, sad tee panic sales Si. prograssiss .—T heavily. Ildnedhia man nano dull, red lt is &Sank to se ll at tart seeks pima. Coma—The ama d lljnblio sales do sot alter quotations, bat the ankle has a Tua.—The Inanotioes=vay linked, vanadium nossiaelly the suss Corrow.—The improved state of the Liverpool markstbas earned solos hanky here to-day. Biog.—The demand has materally subsided, but mires Si. asaltered. esynorram.—la pablio isle refrastioa 7 sold at 468., which was about ths previous valne. Rum.—Prises are whited, but we are without imbue don of importance to report. TALLOW MARKST.—(THIS DAT.) The nasket is steady, at the follow's( prices --Peters burg T.C. on the spot, bac ; Jew, 66e. ; July to Sept., Ws. ; October to Deesubsr, Ms. U. to 9d. SMITHFIELD HATMARKET. —(THIS DAT.) Main. Darts aad Co. report trade study sad WWI'S drat. Piga. meadow hay, 76e. to 90a.; superior ditto, 84.. to 995. ; Winos ditto, 60s. to 704. ; room, Ws. to 70s. ; clover. old, 965. to 110 a. ; ditto, sowed oat, Us. to 955. ; straw. Ms. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE --•-- (at BLZOTIIO TICIACIALPRI MEETINO.-(THIS DAY.) COFFEE BOOK STAKES. NKborat-Arms .. . . . .. .ixon& . £5O HANDICAP PLATE. Weiveater .. I .. 2 TWO THOUSAND OUINILAS. Pros . ised Lana .. z .. 3 ENTRY FOR HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF *1 80V8. Last half cf Ab. Y. M 1 Eliszter, Bat 71b; Coxcomb, 8.4 llb; To Klyg, Sat; Deabloos, Tat 12 1 b; Salaam, 121 b ; Carlotta, lot 61b.; en an Dim PAID FORPIIT.—COWItka SWEEPSTAKES OF 300 SOT& OS by commit. LATEST BETTING LAST NIGHT. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 6 to 4 co Premised Lad 6 to 1 oast Phastom 100 8 ro 7 ata n : NaPskKa 16 to 1 26 to 1 Cpuricas 26 to 1 Lord of Motor ADDITIONAL liclaretutee. —Phantasm. Cartier, Lt. diffottoce. 84. Clammy Hello Swags colt, Calmat Bow, Eulogy colt, tad ONE B M . SAND GUINEAS. 6to 4 oil Astatine (t) 8 to 1 'got 114yosates (t) DIZZ. 6 to 1 opt Primate& Load (t) 6to 1 Marjid (t) 9to 1 Martatotto (t) 26 to 1 Old ltobert 30 to 1 Merryman (t) 40 W 1 Napoltoa ADJUTID.—Loid of Ow Manor. I .7110IITYUL lIIINACE ACCIDENT, DDDLEI On Sunday morning an accident occurred at Mesas. Mathew and Bond's, Corhyn Hall Furnaces, near Hadley, by whisk two men met with a frightful death, and tom others wen seriously burned. One of these was Mated yesterday to be past ell here of recovery. It woo that the two deceased sad the other injured men ware sogaged at their usual occupation as furnacemeo, when it is sup pitted that what Is termed the " water tome," which tens through or was the furnace, roust bare leaked, and ham showed the water to flow into the furnace, until an implosion ensue& Either by this rt. some other mama en explosion tool plme, sod an immense sheet of sul plumes dams shot from the month of the furnace, com pletely infante. the Mr men in front. Three out of the Ma was able to move; but the other three were perfectly helpless. The report soon brought large awbne of preens to ilas spot, and the Injured men were conveyed to that respnetire homes, and attended by two sergeant, The ✓unts id the doomed were James Wootton and Hugh Jones. The injured are Joseph Belem@ (of whose tecovery no boom an entectained), Joseph Roberta, Jo.eph Waltirt, and Job Hendell. The decemed (loam end Wootton) lingered fa great agony until Sonday night. The inquest on the bodies will probably be held this der (Tarday).—Afeeekrater It has been finally arranged that the Country Exhibition for the year 1880 of the Royal d.grlcaltand Society shell be held at Cautarbory. Toe New AUSTRALIAN Bisuoratc.—The So ciety for the Propane Pe the °lapel in Foreign Parts has greeted 1,0001. towards the endowment fund for this bishopric. end Dr. Troll, the present Bishop of Nswcasee has promised to coatribate halt the alsouat regrind for the endownon t of the new ale. Sir Edward Balser Ly r ton has nomi nated as the drat Bishop of Brisbane, the Roy. Edward Wyadtram Toffaell, M.A., of Wean= College, Oxford, end Prebendary of Salisbury Cathedrel. Theßiehop designate wee ordained ba 1537 by Dr. Begot, Bishop of Oxford, cod having for some thas been nimbler of Broad tone, near blarltorongh, ha WY premessel by *elms Bebop of Salsbury to the remory of Beingstolut. In An, on the amintment of B_r Erasmus Wiboa to the chancellorship of St. David's, he we. nominated by the wont Bishop of Baliebary to the rectory of St. Peter and &. Pears, Merl borough, which be has held up to the !meant time, Mr. ToSholl meditated in lir, when he wee third class la classier, mad was select preacher in 1868. It is probable that the sow Bishop of Buyer sad the Bishop.derignate of Bris bane will be canascreted an the 2nd of Jane, being Holy Tboroday,etAteerfrarlay. STATUS, LAW CONINISSION.—Sitice 18.13 the satn of 20,685. 17.. Sd. has been voted by parlitturitl for ryr=tlNo Statute Lew Board mei thehrt bee ur L az. Of that sum 19,1631. 4e. ponied, Issefug 1,3961. 12s. lid. 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