The Express. — London, England, 1859-06-04 00:00:00

OHM DAT.) COURT OF COMMON PLRAti. Smiogs ac Mai Prim fa MMassaz.—(Befoe Mr. Justice Croirfirr mad a Conoco Jury.) MATINS !OR INVALID., _ . In the maw of •ow tried to-day, Mr. Huddkstoa, in addr.,sing !rho jury, esplaised the mode in which gelatine is o•sd.. The t.est, be mid, Ira* mode of what ma called " pre her waste," a pkker teing • thing used in driving the 'Louisa it power-looms. It was nude of buffalo skin sod the pi.. es coded ts making it were afterwards tumid into the gt Win which found its way into their soaps, and is.- strongly recommended by physicians to iaralids. The psii.nu, Lissome, had not always the good fortune to gat er•Loine made froze waste plot ea of bald° hide; for as imita tion of this ankle wan constructed oat of sheep's trotter. 41,1 parchimat, and waste pietas dent. Lump is Etoco.—(Befees Lord Chief J swim Cockburn, sad Judo. Williams, Wills., sad Byte.) THE /SEC Ot . ...HREWSIICRT O. SCOTT AND OTHERS, Mr. Seejeaot She: remutsd his argument In Imam of the definclaats this moraine. He again drew that bardthips' attentiom to the 6th George 1., cap. 29, to whisk this was a clause • Inch said that oo Earl of nianiersherptheddalhe the wa re. sad them followed • proviso that tf shy sad shmild take twain oaths. co ' in othw woods, Moms oprotastrint, hi sigh, . Wan. The am 6 and 7 Viet., cop. 26, espealad the proviso, and it was tomcods! that the eSset el OM a to constitnt• Wit clause so absolute rest:kilos sealant aliesslies. Huts view of the case was, that the 6 th Gs.. 1., cap. 29, was passed to enable ihe Illiewthery family to take Me estates when the gamed law imposed dimbdity on other esthetics, and that whoa the rlaw Myosin &Natality was repealed, Um ate alike Shrewsbury family foli with il. B. say that the Mends. samovhigg catholic disabilities le Isms repealed dm 'Mice of the 6th Geo. 1, tap. 10, bet that that melon was jest se wash goes as then datetat relatilegle the celibacy of Me clr er se this WOW of Hwy VIII, which said that bu t. trod Rome and with Ind wen wicedery ia the EMIR* of Eighth sieliblihspn The third pant wasthat the 6th Geo. 1. esp. 10, Eld est mars& Earl Bertram Arthur hose dims:tease the oats. In satyrr so thy t trguniest—that Mt 6 Oeo 1. was belosdel to jut th; I T . .? t family sad Chit ham t at t otr t atiantf NM Il t ta b il e. l3 . mem kW with it—it was said that this was a mere private compact, invoicing a coadhke e =whieh the ammo. timid be enjoyed, which Wel *MOS by emptiest authority. Thu Marmed sesjeast than reviewed the state of the law whir the 6 Oeo. 1. pared, saying that before the revolution masett was imposed on catholic. which they might will lab% bet shoe the reds tie the policy of the law was Is raw pssssstesl climon.ers and to subject Rooms Wham So stY yeast disability. Before the mobilise Ms set efrowswaymistaimed a posi tive maimmat OM Ms Moe was bed ales dietch,wlike was ellislei is illeddies end masons silk but to Os new aseetapes& the sondes was tat the l'ops led se tesiberity to this Wilk aril Mary ens Ise . Aarries p.hts free dr skim el Linden sad Wielliellllt," led MN Wm be se se linpidag beep peasidas as those who is ashes the sada. Tlis I Gee I was on due Wier the dike dattrielesd palm fifths level, sapper the popish whigise, he it anted the papists rook midge tide sa id% rid that the gweeenset shield bees power to dr =bee ell• 04, ad the lasses hew doss estate*, dim sal, airded is bee ea. • did ge in the palsy of the kw risk plate wham W Ugh Ges. 111., map. 1111, pre& fre peovisedy do spirited pewee et the Pepe bet mid Ibis ards ali Ad was dr :61 ' d . a dr i tla d" lingewal er rind jariedleddi within lie realm." Is Mims* ho tide se, Barks rid, . The either mamas is saw end by the state. Whim eatheles de =oleic eire reesineset to declaim the Pepe la his ter F r al iz wzr, the kgidatere tiws 3 i t hens m Oa ar •bd a t ahem all do seta against vastaassey, but le wining est eel the 10 Geo. IV. It issetad, ad for~e e.ndsu of y haft hise, et ths sI del tide, se oath should be tsmind lo a Vol i rit mstMlko dillbrast tram that taken by ether subject.; and the fad arid= add that so oath should hi mewed to embolism ,ost W do off enabling therm to hold es anjoy my cal et estate, other Meta the oa th s tahas by ethic of lb 's eubircta. After this what Soon could tender de whbh, until the 6 sad 7 Vic., Ms Earls of Shrews key, wen by the 6 Otto. 1, rimstred to take before they aseld aim ? _ _ — The Lord ChirtJamks—llmt the 11 and 12 Wm. 111., width imposed the imalte. hod bees repealed. Ssrpisat Shea—Yes, bet other oattm were ombstituted, though the 10 Geo. IV. rapea/e4 Grua the sabetitutad oath.. Their laudably. were wow askrl to virtually repeal the 10 Gra. IV. as for a. the Shrewsbury finally were eoacentad, by my*, that I. refrresee to their setatas they Amid take ao booth from the act. LAW INTELLIGENCE. [ ~ — . 4, -; - s e- p roccedsag- --- whet 1/31 report let.) coußr OF EXCHEQUER. Saline in Baka_a—Mallate the Lard ChW Baron, and 3.... eOO . aad Watson.) Cvl AlfD ILXOIIIIIII W. JIMIIII.-1110111 11111ZilIFI'd AND -..- 7Sill Kr. Craw lowed fee • vela edbag on • eentleiwin, who hod berm higk ef Cana:then in 1843, to show cease why ho eboald not pay ovi r 100/., with istereat, laud to his under. ' . A judgment had hem obtoined, and a writ of 8. fa. issued, whkb VOA delivered to the uaderaberiff, bat before its mention the defendant paid him 1001. on account. The under-sheriff did not pay the no to the plointiff s attorney, blir. Simons, who only discovered the Lana the payment being made this year during as inesoligatan before tho Master, when the undervitenff admitted be had received the money, but said he bat paid it immediately either to Kr. Simons or his Mother. He hal taken no rev ipt for IN, nor h.d be any memorandum referring to the payment. Mr. Simone swore he had sot received the raowy, end his brother woe at the peeled ails 'eil to at @ sh oa l is Jersey. Tl.e covet ported a rule n'ei. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. 'AN INCORHIGIBLZ too(A TIIIFF. it hry Adams, a saik.e-looking lad, about 18 years old, was charged with stealing some how. from the ship Hastings, lying in St. Kathatine's Dort, under the &Bowing eircum ranee, The primmer, it appeared from the evidence, had several Name varionaly been convicted summarily. and once tried at tbi Old Bailey fur idmilar offences; sod Wilson, • constable et the warehouse* of the Bast and Wept India Dock Company, bring aware of this tact, and observing something bolky stout the pis:titer's apperanot, when he mot him a few days sista ng out of the gateway at 81. Katherine's Dock, isqldred what he had about him. The prisoner said, r' Nothing," but the nth tr, not being sat fated with this nely, took kis into a wirchouv, and on oprniog hi. jacket, toamd heath a pair of hors pistol., which be bed little doable Impriaostr bad stoles Lona woe .end lying In the docks, and cosrequastly he took Ike prime am into cumody, and wan promodiag to march hist moss narrowly, when the prisoner put something Into his month. and atti opted to &wallow it. The akar however petreested him from effecting hi. purpose, sad draw from his nos* tee pawnbrokers' duplicate. for boots pledged • day as Iwo beings at different places at the east end of London. The pr'aoser being then charged en atropin:lon was remsniltd for inquiry, sad although uotbiag potitive bad brim mon , tamed about the pistols it tumid out that six *re of boots had bon 'toles from a box shipped en bninril the Hastings, • vestal Lewd for New Zealaad, only some laces sad a boz of dot Log h acing been left behind, while • large hulls with .Loh It1411).1 bad bean partly forced open had been I qt.it b. ,to suit, and • chest, with which it was supposed the work was completed, was found on the Primmer. Mr. W. Jamieson • bottintaksr, from Edinburgh, now s! , . *dad te *Mk the bole, which were produced by diffsrast pawskirshms; sad the prisoner, who mid a win W gives hits this dupttntee, was folly committed for trial. ?111 ATIMPTILI It of A toiti Em.tx. devitms er da . low, the • Ideas a tikr, who, oa Ba'urday Ise, we. charged st this court with having Intl cted ensital stabs knife upon Charles Oliver. a mmttemlit in the Ci.y police, daring • marderoue coot% t es the rad el • boom in tba as. brace' up for es lamination. It we. 'toted Shot Oliver, who is lying at St. dona*o altbragh munewhat better, I. sot yet lee ice, red the prisoner warn again resnadsd without say Martha/ evidence bag gone into. 111181,112215TER. A , sTlltt DISttiIIIANCE IS Rt . 4(1143/F. Y, Fr.. Neeasaa, • lerlookies yeeng maw dr reiL. dos lb. poLeraboet se • pow looms, reedier at 26, 111. l'eorresd. Caadeateem, it. charged aids being Mull sad royale In Creworsellehtfm Jobe Kee!. y. the estop-take el the girders. said at • cinuter per 12 fly warelag dr didedest sed • thiesd.erbe wee Leask. .imierted Awe "• _" set psseeded Is ost lie quo-tlais M ems it tie pietism. They sew se...M. ...it WHIN so sag that It was Ism/ rompostry to sill is the a•CIIVITIre of de polies. te. •o , t.t.Llr Jobs Peer. 171 M. eel.. be me felled Is &only .ifter 12 this oracles. an 1 focal defewleat sad his kiral Natter sad cree.ie; • dlstortsewe, both Wes drub- A• lb. • lbw brace loot be •44 sot &raised, but defend. at enemas; 1.. L.. wry be took tile ere raeody. There u.• se retell ominsited spei the poll.: bk. Painter ieephire.l .L..h a thi defendast was In the diserawitel rid tha o.ber Debt? Keeley implied is lbe sea.i re. Mr. Valuer it. esoriolearly sled to heir that. 114.1 be Lees ermined islet, he road start winaredly bore pantabsd km r, ey ladmeleet dif wear to ems, .but be bed 15... wary sorry. Mr, Poynter .41.1 Creams Girded irmi eiselselef Is • very orderly mews er, awl be west roe lbw& wo diehlebsweee l'er• ;••••.t4l tyre, se they were likely le mitsrially Injure f!" es der. la thiro ewes swan Ike ride', be quire mall. "'ha. Let II purse meows. d is rash Kam a. that of the ills nlitb• sere trout, bef..re it.. or if any densities* "" 4 ' "wen •41.25. Le ~weld impels las fall pawky. leoleselest nee teed 10w, obi b hoped. 11,01111 NO 11les ifuirey, aged 41, deseeibed ea • obareremea rubble at 17, Little Albany-alrest, was dialled with table. yang oholdree. From the seldom it appeared that the primer was semi to buy sane cakes at a stall near Chapel-strest andtakingup a child three years old, which was lying asleep in a doorway, go away with it. lane tiros aftenreds the child was taken to the police-station, its frock and bonnet haring bets stolen from it. Yesterday policwoonstabis Brows, 210 8, saw the prietiner's child wearing the bonnet belonging to ths prow cutria, upon which he apprehended the primmer, ad found that the frock had been pawned. It warn mated by the police that this description of robbery was (testily on the increase. The prisoner denied robbing the child aid acconated for the possasion of the uncles by saying she had purchased the of a person she did not know. hlr. for Tyrol** fully committed the prisoner to the sesame trial. Till lIILIttOTON DEFALCATIONS. William' Wellington Artier, One of the defaulting Laing ton tax collectors, was to hare been re-examined to-day, but in Use abacnoe of Mr. Currie, the came was adjourned to Monday. AN AUTUMN SEssION.—It is currently reported that there will 13 an autumn 1180.00, end that the trial of devices petitions will be defaced until November. The Wakefield Examiner states that a petition will be presented against the return of Mr. Leathern. The Aersela Nene ear that the petition against the sitting members be Yarmouth sill be presented next week. It is add that the South Western iine carried 18,000 poem on the Derby day to Epeom and beck, sad the Malin 14,000. I'll DEBBY AND OAKS WINNINGS.—Sir Joseph le a my Wavy better, es the Ring da r i ng Iles last two years anesatifyi bat unlike most other arectilaton he lute the =objection we believe to "hedge," prekertag to win money, or lose it all ; sad it was only trea Waft tion that he coneected to do so in a few images shoot His winnings on the present Derby race nee men tioned as something fabeions, and if we pot them at 80,00 W., Waft( what his friends and others stood, for shwa may farmer and resident in the seigbbourbsed of his part, re are reported to have had their trifle on ril=" we are sure of bang within the met. Capt. Little threw in for a good stake which nobody will bagradge and IMO, all the " pleatlanes" are likewise melee right side, whilst Lewd Frederick's" attachment to the " cherry j moan" kept Ma likewise" oat of haria's way.", The Ring, ass matter of team, lam heavily, as the winner and Promised Lend were andentitedly their two worst bor e rs_ and although the money get Wel the latter, Trompeter, R a inbow, Cavendish, Merry man, Zeinetric, Bahoingon, cunt 'with. (this, was consider- We, the haleneas en the " I)r." aide must naturally be large, bun lb. premiered position Mini id has all along maintained in the betting, and th e rapport the bores his met with from the general public. At present, however, no defalcations bare ease to our knowledge, and we will not swierpate a bed inblUg on Tuesday nest. • • Thus have the Derby and Wks spin tales to the lot of the " upper Ma thoneend," and though way _may anticipate from the overthrew el so great a "pot" as Mayonaies was made, that the gag got back a no small portion of their Derby losses, the wiener was aistoet as "bed" for the bookmakers as her stable compsnioo. Many of the gestleasee, neverthelese,con adorably diminished their pine on Muejid, and se=e sespost, whodroppsd their mosey= the Derby by " Premised Land or Trumpeter is preference to the 1 , 11•111 r, " mods natters woes." in attempting to get it all beer on Mayanake—adish they will not relish this Supent , -side. The wary INS apex the rase was chiefly shared amongst the teilollllllll Otto Brethy strible; and the bountiful supply of =which was served snongst the trainers, jo c k e y s , ha We weighing • raw, in weranneratica of Lord Lmdesbortengh's amides triumph at Rpm, mewl for the dryness" Of the pageMage M the mom dad to after the Derby. Lord oirefth le reported to ham was 4,0001. ta bete, end Sir Jowl* Hawley the awe sum, whilst Mr. Cranford, on the, lowa MU es much, having ad hared to hla mare throughout, regardless of the premeditates ef hie Awl ia the same rabic The Derby end pub of the =year ars the richest on record, the value of the Wag 8,7301., sad the latter 4,4251.—ia1ts Life. FATRNSITI CONFLAGRATION AT WHITECHAPEL.— nth amain omardel), shortly before 1 o'clock, the be halgtente el the Whitechapi-road were really a armed in consamense of a Ire of a very formidable character, and neforthastely stands& with a destruction of property roughly estimated in mine from 2,0004 to 3,0001., taking piece ca the mangy* premiers of Mr. J. Arrow emith, Waiters dealer, No, 95k, Whitechapel-road. The adlegang houses of Mr. F. Ambrose, chemist; Mr. T. Ashmore, the Bleck Ball Marry Mr. Learns, rag mer chant, end other premise., were se veral damaged by fin and water. The We will fall on the Bun, Guardian, sad other Si. offices. --- BROTH6IIIIOOD UNBIOTHERLT.—A Chippenharn correspondent of the WoltaAire independent discloses to the world the "freedom" of action enjoyed by some of England's ems of toil, whose employer possesses politlod opicione at variance with their own. He says : "Amongst the friends who dined with our worthy representative, W. J._ Eaq., Tusedny last, were a number of Mr. BrMherhos most intelligent end clever workmen. They left their em ploy at the foundry on that day at four o'clock, after ore mining permisakin to do so from the foreman who taken the management of the men. The following morning these men (sixteen in camber) went to wort at the usual hour (six o'clock) ' when, to their great aegonishment,Mr. Brotherhood refund their admission and informed them they were dis charged. This extraordinary conduct, so apparently the re- sult of pclitical feeling, bon caused the greatest excitement in the town. It is hoped that some satisfactory explesatka will be even." CAUTION TO OWNI1:111 Or PLEASCRE-BOATS.— Yesterday afternoon Mr. John Humphreys, the coroner for But Middlesex, end • jury, assembled for the third time, at the High-hill Ferry Tavern, Upper Clayton, touching the death of William Nerds, aged ementese year., who let hie life by drowning under the following circantstances :—lt ap peared from the voltuatioono evideene that the deceased mu *draper's essiMant. On Sunday afternoon, the 15th ult., the demised sad another young man named John Sam mare engaged • plessare-boat at • the High-bill Ferry-house, Upper Clifton, and whit en the river Lea fora few hone: rowing. They had not proceeded far before the boat was found to be leaking at the bottom. end when they got to the Horseshoe-point they became alarmed at the quantity el water which had catered the boat, and made en that to gm ashore es speedily as potteible. The dreamed was steringend Suzumera, who was rowing with a pair el seells, r deceased to sit still while he pulled into the beak. e g ad had only made •kW strobe, when the fore part of the boat filled with water, sad they were knee deep. The deemed et this juncture jumped ap and seized his companion by the Moulds'''. The lost thee capsized, and they were Immersed. The deceased trot to save himself, bat disappeared and was dtowned. Summers was reamed by another boat. He was quite metal& that the boat sever came in collision with anything. It ap pend to be rotten at the bottom and wart old. The deceased wee not accustomed to boating although they had been pre . vicanaly on the river in a small boat. 'I be boat was let out to them by Mrs. Yonsgman ' the. proprietor's wife, and they Wt • deposit se usual. Several witnesses having been ex amined the ONO= summed up. after whisk the jury unani mously agreed to • verdict of “Manslanghter against Henry Tenegmen." who was accordingly committed for trial on the cosener's warrant. FURZE immense quantity of fares is the farms of Mosebsad and Reeetree;s, on Sr James Graham's estate, has bele destroyed by fire, which is said to he,. originated from sparks or ciniers from the Caledonian railway. Oreat efforts ware 'Nair d to prevent the con- Secretion spreading to the crops. The fire has destroyed • greet deal of game. lAndiON FEM ILE PERITESTIART.—The 62nd anneal meeting of the friend, of this institution was held yesterday, at the bones on Pentoeville-hill. In the absence dile Rai of Chichester, the president, the Right Hoe. Lard Rehired occupied the chair, and in op nieg the pre =, raid the penitentiary had received no heaths& 3,810 la sire, its foundation fa 1807 ; out of thew 1.276 led been Owed set to 'amid, and 900 bad been reconciled sad restored to their friends. It was to be regretted that *wag to the deldent state of the randy, the inati'ution, which was e.pekle ad accommodating 100 inmates, could only receive 80. He ho of that ell would :come forward to supped so waled*" 111 isentenka. Dr. Courtensy thee read the report sad cash statement. From the latter it appeared that the receipt' for the peat year were 2,6471. 19a , shah, after elf espaliers, left • baled" of 061. 12e. Ed. On the madded the Rae. Mr. Bayles, irecondad by Mr. Apeley Pellet, the mod was tismalmoudy Moped. Lord Haddo odd he wished to call the attention of the meeting to a dub- Jed the prevention of which would greatly promote the ob jest they had in day. They were aware that parliament gave greats of mosey for the promotion of One site; he had been to ems of these flue set galleries and was chocked to vitas., such saw in • Chris tina cematm. The pretties of taking models from living lade subjects was a meet diegraceful practice, but suck was the secretly with which It was carried on, that it was sot generally knows, and the money of the country was given annually to carry on them prooetriings—proceedings which he would blush to describe. Hi, object In addressing them was to obtain their sanotiou to a petition which would, If they consented, ba premoted to parliament, praying that the money of the country should sot be given to carry on such discreditable pro:colter. The resolution he had to move WY as follows— 'That ON meeting lane with regret that in varier schools of art the empl,ymentof undressad heads Mod& Is eanctioned by govererw 0.; regarding this practice ie • violation of the precepts of public morality, and sebecr. sive ef the efforts for social amelioration carried on by this haelitetion, it resolves theta Kit Pm be adopted to the Rosa of Ceannees prsyisp that no public aid be given la the schools where It Is adopted." The remlutlon having been seconded, wee carried usanimously. Other resolatione of a bedbug character baring also been agoei to, • voted arab t the chairman closed the proceedings. Testentay Mr. Hyde Clarke, agent for the British millns la !he Deriestieg country, preren'ed to Lord &ashy Is Inver ef the Nor: been Ilm. eal ft la C e i b at Rev. the Lord Bishop and English inhabitants adlla tilt' of Cslostts, and from the , itiot mei district of Reiftggsre, Disajapore, Purse* and Bherntlpere. 4,IIITSTS3 razAcs.— (hut Sinumgo !maw, Anis L—Admisioas ou • panelist, 1,11e7; dlals. Wilma dim* 363. Total rinser, 2,260. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 4, 1859. SHARE LIS2R-ZHIS DAL Two o'CLook. The railway share market to-day is rather flat, and in a few instances prices are somewhat lower. London and North Western stook has declined 4 per cent., and Midland 4 per cent. North Eastern stocks, however, have im proved 4 per cent., Berwick being quoted 861 to 874, and York and North Midland, 701 to 711 ; London and North Western stock is now called 874 to 4 ; Great Western, 53 to 4; Midland, 964 tot ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 871 to I I Booth Eastern, 194 to 4 per share ; Caledonian, 764 to t ; Eastern Counties, 541 tot ; and North British, 53 to 4. Lombardo-Venetian shares ere quiet ; the old are quoted 24 to 24 dia., and the new 241 to 21 du. Northern of France are quo t e d 311 t o 32, an d Paris and Lyons, 314 to 324. East Indian Railway stock is enquired for. Pernambuco are marked 3 dis. 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II 17 I L al.ft''''t ,-- $ 1.12 14... a Loki Mors as. 8 4 • 1101 LI Nos a A Pritarssel * 44 ii 1 rt:' OW a J.-A r s: 4 ID Idd OW - - ID 1 41 issl. - 11. 11 % 3 ..-...-::::: 7' i rli tle 100 00 la 110 all ilj a lfaill•safp.m. a 1: el NO semi Mist of anti ti a a si 1 0 4 44 . 11 1 We i r , 44.Dsimilmo .. .. LI :I CV Pd - ..92 1 :::-.-7. 1 4 II 8.. s• Who 14•126 . 14 . - 11 1 18 41. 11 2 2 x i iiiii:TE.w. 7 ITer aanl M l 6 Nam. It S I% 141 1 De. /41 , 17 4 41 d :IT . S kill. 1 4, 19. illhoollE I. I MONEY MARKET -2111 S LAY. Two &Glom. The funds opened this morning with steadiness, but have since fallen I per cent., upon some unfa vourable rumour*, coupled with the progress made with the settlement, which has not yet occasioned much inconvenience to speculators for the fall. Business is limited. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange dulness prevails, and in a few instances prices are rather lower. Thequotations from the Paris Bourse, of this day, have not yet come to hand. Console are officially marked 92i to 931 for money, and 921 to 931 for the 7th of June. The present quotations are 921 to 1 for cash, 921 to 1 for the: approaching settlement, and 921 to $ for the Bth of July; Bank Stock has been dealt in at 220; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 92 to 921 ; the New Three per Cents., at 911 to 925; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of last year, at 941; the scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 93/ and Exchequer Bills at 18s. to 225. prem. The foreign stock market is dull, and in some instances prices are a little weaker. Turkish stocks have declined 1 per cent., the old loan being quoted 671 to 64 and the new 561 to 571. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents, for account, 100; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., '1852, 90, ex div. ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 91, ex div. ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 17$; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 42 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 281; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 68 ; ditto for account, 681, 691, 87 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 571, 58, 56 ; Vene zuela Five per Ceuta., 39 ; ditto, for account, 38$. The steamer Malta, arrived at Suez on the 27th May, with dates to the 17th of April from Melbourne. The light portion of the Australian and Bombay mails will be delivered in London on Monday morning, and the heavy portion may be expected at Southampton about the end of next week, by the Ceylon. HALF-PAST Two O'CLOCK. No change has taken place daring the last half hoar, the quotation still being 921 to for money, and 921 to 1 for the account (June 7). The rates of discount are still falling. First class bills were negotiated yesterday at 21 to 21 per cent., and, in exceptional cum, even as low as 21. The applications at the Bank of England were very mo derato. Messrs. Overend, Gurney, and Co., and Alexander and Co., and the National and London Discount Companies, have just announced a fresh reduction of # per oent. in the rates for loans. For money payable on demand 2 per cent. is now given, and at seven days' notice, 21. . _ About 4,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yester day. Of the 113,0001. in specie by the Ocean Queen, from New York, a portion wu taken yesterday for the Continent. The 144,0001. ex the Kangaroo has not yet come to hand. There is some demand for silver for transmission to the Continent, bat exporters do not appear willing to pay the present price —viz., 62&d. per ounce standard. A considerable supply of Mexican dollars (irre spective of the large remittance despatched from the western coast of Mexico_ _per her Majesty's ship Alert) was expected from Mexico by the Parana, but failed to arrive. The bills of lading have reached London, having been brought to St. Thomas's by the steamer from the Mexican Gulf, and it is we sumed that the dollars could not be shipped at Tam pico, owing to stress of weather. They will doubtless come forward by the next steamer to Southampton. On 'Cnange yesterday aftet noon the rates for bills on Holland, Hamburg, Frankfort, and Naples were slightly lees favourable for this country. The Vienna exchange has again risen. The rata are shown below: Amsterdam three months, 11.161 to I; ditto short, 11.12 to 13; Botterdem, three months, 11.151 to 1; Antwerp, th ree months. 25.06 to 121 ; lieraturg, meats haneo, three months, 13.31 to 41; Perla, thresdays tight, 56.6 to 121 • ~d i:to, three months, 56.321 to 71 • Frankfort-on threlt 6 three months, 116 to 1; Petersburg, per rouble, three mouths, 32 to 1; Vienna, rd to., three months, 14.80 to 15.20 ; Trieste, ditto, three nooth, 14.80 to 16.20 ; Madrid, three mouths, 491 to 1; Cadiz, three months, 491 to 1; Leghorn, three months, 30.10 to 30; Getos, three months, 26.60 to 70; Naples, three months, sfil to 401 ; Palermo, three months, 120 to 1; Menefee, three month., 120 to 1; Lisbon, 90 dap, 611 to 1 ; Oporto, 90 days, 611 to 1. _ _ _ . . Th. wheat market yesterday was very dell atMon- day's prices. The weekly report of the Liverpool cotton market shows transactions representing an aggregate of 97,310 bales, and a rise of id. to ;d. above the previous Friday's rates. The Bombay, Baroda, and Central India Railway Company invite applications for Five per Cent. De bentures having five years to ion, to the extent of 300,000/. The deposit is fixed at 10 per cent., pay able on application, and the final instalment of 20 per cent. falls due on the 29th of September next. Payment of the principal and interest is guaranteed by the Secretary of State for India in Council; and at the expiration of twelve months the holders will have the option during the remaining . period of the currency of the debentures, of converting them into Five per Cent. Guaranteed Shares. The Indian Clevernment Five per Cent. notes are quoted Is. 0/d, to Is. 10d. per rupee. On the Ist proximo falls due the half-yearly gua ranteed interest on the Indian railway shares, as well as dividends on the Dutch Two-and-and-a-Half per Cents., Peruvian, Uribarren, and Regan bonds, Portuguese 'three per Cents., Russian Fonr-and-a- Half per Cents, Spanish Three per Cents., and Bel gian Two-and-a-Half per Cents. The Eastern Monarch, which has just been des troyed by fire at Spithead, belonged to Messrs.. ' Soma, of Blackwell, and registered 1,631 tone. Her cargo included 2,782 bags of saltpetre, 15 oases and 784 pieces of elephant's teeth, 58 cues cassia lignin, 31 peskages gentle leaves, &c. The loss will fail partly on Lloyd's. Application has been made to the Committee of the Stock Exchange to appoint al settling day in the shares of the Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Naviga tion Company. The seventh ordinary general meeting of the London Chartered Bink of Australis took place yes terday. The directors' report, which recommended a half-yearly dividend of 3 per cent., making 6 per cent. for the year 1858, was adopted. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week • decrease of 8081. A dividend becomes payable on the stock of the Regent's Canal Company on the sth of July. A ballot of the shareholders in the Great Britain Mutual Life Assurance Society will take place on the 17th inst., .es decide upon the proposal for the transfer of the company's business and liabilities to I the European Life Assurance Society. e n T d i h n e g r e w t n e rn dnesd of a t y he , Bank o June lf, comparedo eel England w f i r th th t e week , ohs epeet 1 skim weekly return, shows the following results :— CircuWion issue Circulation active .21,092,366 Morose' 129,320 Public deposits Oskar deposits Government ercurities in Imaldnidefertment Other eseuritme in tanking divestment 19,206,940 Decreeas 91,634 Coin and bullion in both departments gave day and other tills, 783,705 Ingram 17,709 The Rest Notes ate reserve . , coin) 10,478,390 Inman 619,740 Total reserve (now.): h i wasps deportment 11,147,241 Increase 486,447 The movement of the deposits and securities is favourable, and the reserve of notes has consequently increased upwards of half a million. The bullion also continues to increue, and now exceeds 17; _ ii km 1,1 €E I a '.n .! al! "i" - %. - 901 90 77 ei 74 vi n 1 II Cli a • II -; a IS, vi a , • - - -- I I 020.0NINV IE NI* I De.. past INA ',EN ' mir **mink& `Nralearr. ll W NANN . " ‘ON ..k IN IN tt ; ii Zia p . " . .;i:AV. - lON 'IOC = e. Isds Deb. Tell •It • P IBTf '441.8. Lamko. laic% - d. kZker D. d. =Mo. tkluidana) I Dom enot &ail; ars emus ITh i srl WhisMoss' v.) Gambler SAUlebtli reetv i M - re):;:q "aim tbae : 4=l WlLtireAl . WIL Baker_ j Wtherriitwaiag Dou. Amid. bulled Dna. Imp. (D. at Do. dt. John it li f Do. LSO i f DI& =mall 0.06..tim. VDVrovolola C Ord mor oNisoa. ....... •-• ....... LuNmen ...... lbw ... ... ".. N. Woo Comes! & Australis Ilm ..... PoatEbwd SU% Lod d. Oda .... Amin. Ma) WWI Maxima rraa.7.7.1 larraallsaarmata 1 Brit Amaericsa Lard artatlrlahrilad Tit 'Do. 0 D0.U.7 PwetidllMl .obaaariaradhatda De. Pg i L . par Wields Trisomed De. Near &S. d MEL log 4 IsiLksetTeL 9.6,1"/Vgl!tcl iliva - 1 - 11hip - 11.671671 lefts mad Am. To Laso.o4stricauL(4.) NamNa W er i Mi l t 1 1 1:WILSolaism Dr try Ortia laralWA Do. de. r Atha LoodaDld Pena I Oriakadra De. Da Da a liaraTel. m r izes Mai Ilar S AN duo Da o& lad Sala vao Adagi - il - II /9 U r i 42 3 c :I A 1.1 I mi sla IT i I iia I NI4 Dl/01111 . 11 /Weft Deis ..; if Salmon fishing on the Tyne has commenced, and a number of men me daily engaged in running their nets tars from the ad of the Herd Saud, South S 41da. Tley hare not, ea yet, experienced may great enema, 1 460 470 116 Is 0 10 AI 12 !! g OT , 3as HO d NI IN ad IN in M t t 1171 h 10 111 M 11 11 i U I/ U lf 14 109 Ili I P 231 $44 11 If ii ..1 et I ••• f dS; tir llit itu II 11 ow 1.4 11 gel I 1.2 s 11 II II di — II — II I I i I ile iu;iiil a r . r 0.. .0 az i • . The Gazette statement of the movement of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, via.:—lmports of gold,. 656,1061. ; exports of gold, 409,7931. ; imports of silver, 174,5591. ; exports of silver, 251,630/. 111/XI 01 =IOU/O.—Ls I lii Tie., & IS. for the mit seam WM/ BM filo imet .. • .. • AMATO 1 L 31,670,70 UNZIP° DI MetaWY MOW.. • . 11 0 faS Dapodts Ciudad. =ln= imb lr 1 4 4.,. 71 Tvlr.kceial 41,.3 8 k1 2 1 5 1 BeTso duguad ol:66;1116 183,706 !SCOW Jtate 2.1919. I I i '....- T v da v i; P.LITN/Irt. r, — .ll_ tolllo *, l A Tth w LNGot 7"l,7Evisloot Debt lausues othe swuritk. . 3.469.1191 Gold Colo and Gailoo 11.095,716 J 531.670.741 EPL11.111.47. GOVVIII2I6Ot %entitles (I t Deal Weight W.Luityl.7 - ..: p 1 .f11,3;6 Other Seculuce • •• • • 19:Zi: go otee ti 10.47,,190 6s3.aa 1,41.615.61 T Y. MAILMIAImI, chid Cub laM. Faumr ETINUM. Counts, which closed yestertfaiaiidi for money and next Tuesday's settlement, opened this morning at 931 to 1, fell to 921, "sellers," and closed at 93 to 4. For the Bth of July the last price was 93, or equal to 911 ex div. The official business re port is as follows:—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 931, 1,1 4,93, 934, 921, 93/ ; ditto, for ac count (7th June), 931, 4,92 t, 93 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 924, 921, 92 ; New Three per Cents., 921, k, I}, 92, 911, 92 ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1826, 17/ ; Bank Stock, 221, 220; Indian Loan Scrip, 93/, 931, 934, 931. Monday next is the last dsy for sending in the June Exchequer Bills for renewal. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 17e. to 21s. preen. Indian Bonds were dealt in at Bs. to 6s. die. The scrip of the New Indian Loan has again de clined per cent., closing at 93} to I. The Four per Cent. Debentures issued in 1858 remain quoted 94 to I : Foreign stocks in some instances were rather weaker. Turkish have fallen 1 per cent., the Old Loan closing at 68 to 69, and the New at 67 to 68. In other descriptions the transactions were not upon an important scale. Mexican Bonds cleated at 17 to being per cent. worse than yesterday. st Bank shares today were unaltered in price. fhe shares of the National and London Discount Com panies were flat. Victoria Dock stock was inquired for; London Dock was officially marked 80, and Madras Irrigation shares to prem. Canada Government bonds were rather more offered. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocir. The mining market today is aa, and some bean- . nem prevails. In the Stock Exchange no transac tions are officially reported. In other quarters the principal business has been in shares in Providence !Hines, Tretoil and Messer, Kelly Bray, and West Foreign and colonial mining shares present no alteration whatever. . Subjoined te our usual weekly report of the metal market : Bushiest continues very dull. Copper ends hastily any inquiry, and such orders se may come forward are mostly held back for a further decline in quotations, which is calcu lated upon by many. Iron ie lower in price generally for merchant descriptions, and some few salsa have been induced. The market is decidedly flat. Scotch pig Is quoted firmly at 455. for mixed numbers. Tin is without charge, there being little doing, but prices of foreign keep high. Spelter is in moderate request, and lead continues to be firmly held for higher rates. Tin plates are a shade lower in price tor common brands. The annual general meeting of the St. John del Rey lifin!ng Company is called by the 17th tile., to declare a dividend. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARILET.—(THIS DAY.) The market Ii goody. Subjoined are prices —Town 525. net cash; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 64a. 6d.. Joe.. 646. 63. • July, 664. ; August to Eeptember, 63a. 6d. to boo • October to December. 565. _ . Mkairr Aviakors.—Town tallow, 64s 33.; tat by ditto, 2a. 10d. ; yellow Rokstsi, 66.. 6d. ; lashed stall, 42a.; rough ditto, 26a. ; tallow grooves, lbs. ; good drip, SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET. —(THIS DAY.) Mesas. Davis and Co. report am Gallows —Trade dull. Prime meadow hay, 765. to 80s. , superior ditto, 1345. to 924 ' • inferior ditto, 60s. to 70s. • Town), 60e. to 70e.; clove, old, 96a. to 110 a. ; ditto, secon d cut, 83s. to 94e. ; draw, 24a. to Ws. COVENT-GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Grapes are now getting comparatively plentiful, and con sequently prices for them are lower. Strawberries from the open Emma have made their appointee, sad promise to le very abundant. Pine apples mantels former pixie. French cherries may still be obtained. Oranges fetch 3s. 6d. and 10a. per 100. Nuts of all kinds continue to realise fair prices. Spring cabbages and French beans are plentiful. Rhubarb, aspiregus, and eeakale, may still be had In abun dance. Green gem, beans, new horn Omuta, sad globe artichokes of ton i r ;11 growth may also be obtained. Niw cauliflowers fetch from is. to Os. per dczen. New potatoes males from 124. t t 20e. per ewe. Cueumbere abundant. Cat dowera chiefly consist of orchids, gardenias, helio tropes, lily of the valley, violent, mignonette, heaths, sad MIN& - - FRFLT, Pine Appeal, gar ta, a. to T. Omar. pee lb.. 4, to B. ber.orberrieq. per 10., I, b!. ite'ao , , cacti, 4. to , • Poaches sod Nectarines. per don., 15. to ace flak per &a, a. to lb "eglierrlos. per '.l) . 3, to 411 Apple., per dolts. 64 to 11. Part, per .1..4., 6.1 to lip ctowlus, per dos.. 2M WS. Oranote, per 10). 6. tole. Lemont. par dos. 11 to Is ed Cob.t, or lb., 1. 34 to 1. 62 ?ABLER. Opia.ch. p. pkmo. It 6d to Z. CorrrrotorP. per doz.. to to 6. Tomato.* Per dos, ta 4 " Articboko•. par d 0... 4. Pt a. Beef, per dos.. L6d to 6. ec!ery, p. bundle. 1. to o 1. 61 O Perti arllo, pea lb., &I to to ald Lofus... cob.. pot NOM la to 1.66 Lott' per Peons, 1. to ls Si llorm RadAh, p. b... 1.5 d to 4, 16uottraoali, p. pat.. 66 la It LI Panicle. per bauebo., 2r to i. Byron. do.. 14 to 4.1 _TEOET. , CadWorm%Da do: to Grow Ado. ter Quist.. ORM+, P. dus. Int.tete, le to J. OabtxTeo. do.. 1 61 to Jd Vp;dt.7. .• a to P., .1,17.4U4, pee doskolo, p posam...ll esl to 4s Rhubarb. p boodle. 9d to Is 6.4 rm.t. 1. So is taiga% p. top. 900 to lON per bus.. 21 to 2. ed par ewt., 4. to es ocu, ID., to as Ps , 2e Turnips. verb Istolstl LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. 'AMMO!. ken 3—Tho essrket no heavy I& .7. sad doled et the lowe-t, being • &Mae of fully 1 r Birkiebods. 67 6 Osll4 i—io.lonleas 7 , 761 pr —(he•ter and Uolihosel, 46 7 Provo Ooposfos, 10k —Rog Lsoosshise, 84 6—/heft MAW.. fa .laalosellirre sae Yortsere. r7l I—Leoloo sod Non/ Wesefes, — , l,4field. 341 1-1141aland , 961 4—North Bridal, 63 4—1krtte i.. 61777 —York lad North UWland. 7) I—Lcode Northern, 43 4—Dovers. 194 P..E—Dotak Rhenish. 7 64 ele.—Ofend Trunk of Ours* larc 14 Wolin of Osman. 14 1. INAPCNitiTML, JUNO 3.—The market °Whoa $O4. NA dosed 04 • slight Improvement. Lno)--..hire lowtance, I d—hocere. In--Oxfords Wereed,r. and Wolrerbampton, 99-4hotllckie. 349—Ditto p.—Dltto, Redeemable 6PT .conk, p.-111olood. el — Ashton seJ 0121,00 Cum!. 1:4-111.11.1ad Four ktd s-lull per Cooks. lac--114rkenbead Stock. B:11111,011•Y, Joke 3.—ln this toartrt to-day °net Western deed et 04.64 bkelne he. soli et 334 hirtnlxibam i—Les doo sad North Western Eighths. 1,311,1 Lend Perh1 2 .7.1 75 South Etaffords.lo/ 4—Worecatec CALual, 13 16—hiralli etas) via AWL 1.11 j. Market law r. THE PRINCE RE.ENT OF PREsst.t.—The Prince Regent and Prince Proleriek William of Prussia arrived at Swain on the mention of the 30th alt., on their way to Strargad, to attend the inauguration of the Possersalan I Railway. The two yrincee were received by Prince Frederick Chalet and the Med aril military embattles. The Prison ltegcnt passed a review of the hoops, and, with the prince his son, was enterzained et break feat by the din c'ors of the railway, alter which they coatinued their journey. At the breakfast the prince, in reply to as address from the cheirman, said As you may suppose, cattlemen, it is with heart Oiled with emotion that I find myself among yon His Majesty the King has charged me to Delete Pomerania for him. Ells wsh is to see the work which hoe ken corm meaerd terminated, eel it is mine elec. Unfortunately we are at a time at which the hour that fellows will perhaps not b ling to as. But Pamela will allow what benefits she hes d.f.ived from forty-five years of pease. We would, however, if netgasary, wecritice th.m it once; but we induhos in the hope that, with the aid of God, we shill be ep wad that neces sity, and re better dtys." RAILWAY TRAFFIC.—The traffic returns of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the week ending May 23. amount-A to 472,8401., and for the uotreeptoding period of last year to 479,77t'/., *hoeing a d •crease of 6.930/. The gross receipts on the eight railways having their termini in the metropolis amounted for the week ending es above to 125,330.; and for the corresponding with of tat yew to 201,6621., showing a dermas of 6,3281. The decrease on the Heaton Comities railway amounted to 1,411. ; on the London and North Western, ti 3,89) 1 . ; on the London sad Blackwell, to 2671.; on the London. Bright m, tad South Coast, to 2,0291.; an the lax.den and South Western, to 324/. ; and on the .9Jutit Eastern, to 210 E ; total, 8 4 6'41. Bat from this mot be Codottad the Increase on the Oceat Northern of 433/., and oa the Great Westera, of 1,9111., leaving the decrease a, al.,re 6,3281. The receipts on the other lima In the United Kutner' m smosnlod to 277,606/., and for the egrespondieg period of 1838, to 278,108/., showing t &crass if 6J2/. in the receipts et these lines; which, added ti the decrease on the metropolitan lines, make. tLe decrease 6,9301. as compared with the corresponding week of 1868. 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