The Express. — London, England, 1858-04-19 00:00:00

we hear that th a on the llth war e John Inglis bein g Bombay Standard, for the following litb March, rr • to Lard Lphi•. rum of our arm klatch 20, 11 am. the el.cde of the ,on of the lianpo r , er are freed from the -lop.re treat f, and all ...wetted in the N whom I have Owed attached. end Mr. the most oratrkal ithority of th,. tiny Sluthgerh was lest near the Duman* and a palkee. The 1 to !haze, nhkit allanah. My people miter to the Reedk 4 neer the village of Bella 8411 h, Inaba •uad, levying ranee, R• WON from a bate burnt, and a was gill defending we had been wanted Rues with the as arty-tit mile* tram as the bet of Chan which is expected to k the two Mind. Maltby and supplies helped ma:well and r new le gaits quiet; Joh..•••• Jacob, an eh sa4 • captain maw qah'• ...c.d.+, Me Am and I have made him r be tried by court us; the peak at L. .'—a._►.y 7.mes. are Wes made is ▪ sada ihs asmosil —llsite W. L. ✓ la la error, • ; Orrin IL R. itairost, rib Limp I: Lioromat W. t hot Rogforr, rth ormorL Upward Otrat NA who tor re BIM* Ilr two I Ingram' Err. £l7/37. 'OUTS. Aran IL Is, K.C.8.. hoistuil rs. 91, swim awl Waive if% '. 2 Mw~nrd,reeter. as Tuesday leo. 32. mew frigate. a. 31, wow are. , -"V corvette, Cap- Mimics of the royal amorlotod be recap* woka• is adv . sart. far Lord I. redarick Ir. Oran, C. 8., maned dead, la eampasy with 1. Commander). Sec_ ':aka, haring onleard tf Fuot. •prain aten, nod tcpttbeett on re on Laud. Vat I at th• Maurine& as of (I ud Hope on the r pawners at runs. t .—The following ort will be itaatedval* ‘Vaterforct , Lamas,- &hire% at Illubba ; talt 141. r a, at Athlone; Ir. at Dab!** ; sad the lowa to thaw &whin to have the °pm a Those regmenta d tafh ate, it la reported. OF irdLLY. Admiralty yacht Lama I o*, lock asaar, ugarriEr .ad &tarry. )r a day or two. MI it wind almost a pith y the tows of Skit.. acootopaand and Ire Nieto. Thep Danzig their stay way queteiiss stag r to .dmin the Rose After partaking ft 00 one of the \Ai ht w r r lying, and IS withetandleg that the rehired teasel that he twibt .re the a wet jorket.—Ow* ERNARD. TER, SarranAv ning of the acquit. re eery peer& env is his mai thrombin * denied that swig seed by same. aMg to my:l4ollwatt via % guilt ae Mamas* sympathy has had IN rt of the We sad Ises nap fomedlf. in ibis matter and In diet that the thanes been pressed Mood coartelbta at my iy, in strong matron lay usually *bows to r "awry. Ibe IMMO at *minuets to GM IA TI MUT 1410111 T. pre. &Jed tbissiboli .tint of 'be trial cild. jog, sal& e • lbw boos Olt .11 cl.wars. • *beat iod Negress! :diris JAMS'S WOO Nis& of the ”010 11 ; - bf the nasal rye , ' ▪ hers. tion, consisting of rs sod otbrf Pa*: t:4l.sod, !reload. ow the Iteroo-olkok of the dosintloarf d sad maktne Is • go' to ` Weir mooed t to by Mr. let'. the Itrods C 7 l.l ill, fa revert of the • frorlas dogs to s d br Mr. linglon rvetioat sod Inforer . • it ought to sew of tbsto at took up Mr. Molk oly trod to nue IP It. Ile woad Inti. t All Ito coo' a 1 .r all the so 111 . 1 ". adopt woks woo Ms subset. ."t's.INSI.—Af Her. Dr. ThoroPolg• ▪ spoolatot roa mt otos woo ssoi log% r, of Chirloosr. oaf aster of Roe'. suss pros oisiolded Itt_ a tast winos roe Tnompos i•••••• stsd bind. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THDI DAT. RQUITY COURT. Mahn the Lads Jostler at Lppeal.) 111 II 1101TXTIMALA1D MID DURHAM BAWL. Thar lordships tiefivered their °Otiose Is this case, which wee es weal from the Viee-Chseceltur Kinder,ley. A. o di c via made fur the compuloory wistliai up of the miljOi .. l . ...oader the directioa of the court. The costs of the to bo pad oat of the emote, .&d .11 pardon who r ee e=peoperly b• the overt were to be allowed their meta. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCII. (Stamp d Eriam—Ealora Lard Crurspbell sad J ration Wisbtmaa, Erie, sad Crompton.) tit graSK ON THT PROOLCUTION - 07 lilt JOHN A. 1011111., 'AUT. - CRIMINAL INFOIMA-T-104.- Mr. &will applied on behalf of a Chancery barrister, ekes same he did not mention, for a rule oall6ac opus Sir lobe A. Morris, Bart., to show cause why a cnminal in formation should not be tiled ageism him for writing lg m a letter, of which the following lea copy "Carlton Club, Pall-malt London, " March 18, 1868, " Sir,—l here waited until the Vice-Chancellor haa de livered his judgment in " Its Morrie v. Morria," ai write to aspens to you my opinion concerning yourself, which la, that s more contemptible scoundrel than yourself mists not. " Words would be lost upon you, so I will say act more than that I ferventl hope and wart that God wi ll mete oat to you doting this li fe aa due punishment, for oommeting and sawing the vile feleshoode end calumnies you did at the Braminer's (dice. If your euiployem Instructed yon to throw out the Won you did then, 1 trust they will be equally punj with your contemptible self during your respective lillstimse. In the neat lite it is not difErolt to (fleetedl the las of such unmitigated liars, scoundrels., end thaesears, de yea dad they mast be considered to be by all men sot bamfalleet. Jona A. litzttais." Loud Campbell—Do you apply es the rem/ 'Webb, being • libels pe a particular prthesies 1 remember when at tie bar a sunder application ban made Is nerd of • libel oe a ootepany of brewers, but I suppose you do tot rely as the I nature of the therm, P Mr. Ilo.iU said the bar irefterally would not ammo it to themselves, sordid he think the body of 'Melton 'meld. The theemastaanft out of which the matter arose owe theme. A sent wait iastituted by Sir John A. Morris ea behalf of himself sad hit isfant aus against his mother Dame Jana Morns, ow of the matters complained of being certain waste la one a die family reeidseces. A question rated it the suit was whether Sir John we, ever married, so am to prove the legi timacy of hie son. and he we, cross-emamissel at oonaiderable length het we the Examinee in Chancery upon that subject. la anew*, to queetirma pat to him, be be wee niirnel the 21.1 Theembier, 1847, but that the only persons remit hoodoo himself and hie wile went the officials of the church; that before her she heed in Iforfolk•mnee, brand ; that .7-.lc sot know what bar father was, but he believed he wee as °facer in the arm, sad lived easeetelenne la canberwell ; that be Aid y not know whether healed beim se Aar the marriage; that he did eat inform bispannie of his marriage, sod never introduced hie wife to dna, although sebsequently his mother had frequently requilenel to be intro duced to her. lie further said that he i n t rohneed bar to his mooed sister Cecilia, at as hotel in Pans ; that he did not tatrodoce It.r father e, became, he allowed him nothing to the gene ; that his eon was bora eft the 27th of July, 1848; bet that he never Informed his parents of the rirearatiftiere. He said be did sot know that he woe sxpelied from Sendhorat, nor that he was dismissed from the army in which hie father had purchaeed him • commission. He sold out oti account of Mama. He did not know that he wea reprimanded foe improper cceolnet, nor that the °Mosel told biro that he would ruin the regiment in a lirtnight. The counsel in whose behalf be (Mr. Powell) applied, said in his affidavit that it became emissary to croirestaitne Sir John Morris, with a view to teat his credi bility as a winters, end that he pat so question M him which he did nit think was material to the met ; sod that now of the qamtions wht , li elicited these answers were disallowed by the Examiner. Oa the lt.h of March the Vica r/Lim-elite dismissed the bill which hod been Bled by Sir J Morris ageinet his mother, and on the following day the counsel who had cross-examined him received the above letter. Mr. Justin* Wight's's—On what ground do you make yew applicarioa Mr. floral -I submit that the words are libellous, and teed to a breach of the pesos. I may state that the counsel steer mw Sir John natal his esainiuselon. and never bed any personal coremeniestioa with him. Seth • letter ea this I contended is also • dime interference with the mono of malice. Lord Campbell—As the letter was not comeasidafted to • third person, I think you cannot move on the ground merely of its being • libel; but you are entitled to • rule on the ground that it is an laterference with the doe administration of justice, sad tends to a breach of the peace. The leter Is &dammed to • gentleman who, it appear., did no more than was neoessary in oho strict discharge of his duty, and I think we ought to call Upon the gentleman against whom the application is made to explain the grounds on which he ddends him& as the voter of it. The otter Jo II being of the same opinion, The court granted a rule viol. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commie loom flolroyd.) IN RE OAK AND SNOW.—THR ELANDPORD TOarV BAWL. Thee nee the intim for pmuf of debut and choke at relasons to the case of William Coventry 04 end Charles Railairs Snow, bankers, of Bleadfurd Forum, Dome **. The ialleerisg statement of sea mita, prepared by Yr. Illeves4 et Dee-street, teas satenitted to tits meeting leoritels emseered. eta • • • ZE".V. 7 3 ---- AIM IS Lao Woo of noorkloo .. • 1111• 0 So trti t va 11=541 . 76 . 11&. roaisslig . . . 17.751 7 5 UN I 0 ism 410111104 lopeold ii 40. la dr purl .... 1110 0 0 •-•••-•—• 2110 • • //^llll IS II 27 rob— :or ....... Lir isbour; : I$ 11 MS resolvable. end = as le s Dr arrow la MI. Mk IL: isllmisil I* vain ...... n. : 03 /as mewl/ sommoiegid . . HI 0 0 /18.117 In 6 Dadam . ••. • . &SUM IS • Debts be wow:t . d . - ff,doot. peeved et a. mostieer, mod the ilaliowleg crattrere were chaos boil amts —Mr. —Mr. 11111111•61 Prow* beaker of 81baltary; sad Mr. Malachi ?tabour, of Blasolford Pomo. Mr. Lawrence sad Mr. Lieklearr appeared br the beeh ives, sad egad OR ea showmen of 51. a week each. Mr. WOW Air sasispesse, casessated, sad the requisite eider was ma& THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. LAMBETH. RD RRRRR RR A CONPIDINITIAL ‘F.RRAWR. lobs Rom, • launches& la the employment of Mr. Berme, a watchmaker aad jeweller, aarryMg co Molars at 6. Cana/-place, Old Knit-road, was placed at the her Wore Mr. Elliott, on • charge of Waling • mutely of property belonging to hie employer. Mr. Burton deposed that about three woes age Ids aes pkiott ageism the poisoner was recited by ilk MAUR, 10 enter la the day•book the sesimat which be had baby for a job, and on Saturday mashy be west to the polka steam sad mentioned to the racer so duty his mokioas that the crtsZbed robbed Ma of sera articles he bad Mast VTII were met with him to priemer's Moto sad =de sserobiag the w a pima. imod a variety of marks Goa awl whisk be amid swear was Ids . Oa weswesmiestisa by Kr. tielemea, who wowed as behalf ofthe primer, de Mime MEOW that set m Y Mise at a shirt distares tram bit se deMel that that bed waythiog le de with the preseol Me ales dmisd begin add the primer's MI. that hs and the chew premidad her bashand left the aeW eevhmd The planer had hems at be (wham's) shop te which be wmi le pot Ys Ws. did sot threat's he some Mead irr MON; +.. Miss he W. Polimmessalikprisseor was glom into samcdy ea Saturday ordain ea • shine et makszli 2a, the males coof bis maw ; sada, time he loi weelmd the Ils, whin\ he C s.w atogiustsd be war. Primus" objected be his bean big seareitol, bet Atom thd reerdt K awl had the pragerty prodigal, a pet of which he salmorerlsdoed beissoped is, Kr. Breda. Kr. Solomma addromed the at same leaf" sod =Mom* of reef KM Mid's VIM him will Mastics, sod Stet hie MIMI; up is eppesillea bh we..., bad a wood del le de with the charge. Kr. 11lioce cocamdtled the Wormer far trial. PORTAL CointirincArtox or nut Bo= or I=- 3..m—0. thiterday • canibtlair of Lord P. M.P., Mr. M.P., Mr. FitspetM, gualswara 1••••••01 la the omit at •tarl ea larrd Coketwitr, Ih•bmster-eared, t i t •••••• W ala deised•• Mae of as poubl asuresmat• am port Et tb• Mr. laradi barks rift/ to mural ba cearotimes lb• mingli Alm * rodeo et serbeg ilma Lair de to Delft by sr In • Mims of littely.? sa, sther Wrlkankr im ,a Sri ebbe Mid b• Alt to b• Erie Ws maga @Mak M Nub to be anis so treeli sumo 'guy THE EXPRFSS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 19, 1858 SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. • Two o'Czoia. The railway share market to-day is fairly sup- Ertat Saturday's improvement. Midland stock sitproved to 911 to I Caledonian and York and North Midland have both advanoed, and some other descriptions are quoted a trifle better than on Saturday. London and North Western stook is quoted 931 to 941; Great Western, 681 to 67 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 871 to / ; London and South Western, 47 to 1, per share ; Great Northern, 261 to ; and Eastern Counties, 11 9-18 to 11-18. Grand Trunk Of Canada Shares have improved, being last marked 471 ; the present quotation is 47j to 48j. The Indian lines are in full demand, with little change in price. dt M Ip.m. 61 - Ts re:ki s the et Trask et Wads I IceallephOin. DLR. SBA. Do. Add. Owing A di Do. do. B al Baal@ & Inks Huron 111. NI DA Nen . N NANA Drani..A dOjektili 4p. We. Aug. I. IVA indented hp Bud.* L. H. N D. July I. 1813, hue N D. June I. INC din Clakatte endlt. Kuhns Ow Towo I Dock Pulp !OP Noma Out. tlaniltedi Ogles 14 Nehru Beep/ N Owl lodine Buustoo S. De. hi p. te n sip • 1 Getired INN .a al : e ami c ratt ii D. f gar et. uumemme N D. Prop. W. et miles 4p. N. Prat.Lar It Do doted la et 3p.eldlii Vl Orkai Indian Peolemele 4 D. New I D. do. dl OA Week Chow* aktaren 13 De. Bre . . al as. ed., gay 71:44: 164 De. al do. TA do. 40 1 ill Do. de TS. NONA al DAN wet. lIIN e pep.TT Bane Nem 44 per Nal Da. pit sea I Dad Bel 41e. DeAth Inter. II pep& I S.Drenew.lkOsineils LOA land (Um) eL Daißev de. b=2. [ I I : - 1 i P. di i li im in fie i 4 1 a a 101 011 1 did pat 111/1 I 111 p. pre 11 a d 24 IN 11 els ad 111 101 111 IN IN 100 NI 1,04 N NI 11 , S Ad N I L lIN 3 1 12 II - II ON 1 - I v. !;IF Vat La Do. I Deliver , Putiomb Do. ladit.Tharlanio.4 1 TrOdiod. M IM. PM 7 - I Miiil nisi 911 I a. 47k 7211 1 U 167 7 67 11l 10i ilf 1 111 4 101 1 M !Abbot I 18410 MI MI fratialsda . Ora Veep. 0 1 _,ANtad I * Pa l l=lll .. a Wk. Par I tliitcaa N. ( .. .. Net* Wiwi Oralb. .. Par Or OK fasaw) Parksal %WNW IWasaraal =Tall 7 1.4177: . jrua tarakumii-e .. Us. .. Vale at Tony (Om madam) *ant Swat (Mow W.Oaradca (I.Alward , WL Hama II i kxvibi LaMar Vol•srd Maim& Kitty 10a. talast Whja4)"l l 2 • IflaTralimuislilii ea 40 i H. Ii idi ri' it ft. ft 7 1 14 4 SI 4 I *4 4 1044 120 4 1 4i Se 4 $3 f IGO NO 110 MI NO IN • Si IS U 43 GS N N MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two 01:1.0131. The funds to-day opened flatly, bnt have since improved, and are now quoted I per sent. higher than they closed on Saturday. The government broker has bought between 20,0001. and 30,0001. Reduced Three per Cent, stook. The share market is better. Consols opened at 961, " sellers," for the 6th of May, and are now quoted 961 to!. For money the present quotation is 96e to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 951 to 1 ; the New Three per Cents., 961 to f ; Bank Stock at 2211; India Stock at 2201 ; and Exchequer Bills at 345. to 38s. prem. The New Indian Loan has improved to 991 to 100. Turkish Six per Cents. are firm at 961 to 971, 'being the same as they closed on Saturday. There are inquiries for Spanish, Russian, and Venezuelan Bonds, all of which are well supported. Sales are recorded as follows:—Dutch Four per Cents. Certificates, 981 ez div.; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1001 to 1001; Sar dinian Five per Cents., 911; Spanish Three per Cents , 44 ; Turkish Six per Cents. 971, ex div.; ditto for account (April 30), 961; 961, ex div.; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1041 ; Venezuela Four-and-Three-Quarters per Cents., for account, 33/, 34. At Paris to-day (Monday) according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the' Three per Cent. Renter opened at 69.25 for the account, showing a decline of 10c. compared with the closing quotation of Sa turday. The amount of gold sent into the Bank on Saturday was 24,0001., making an secertained total of 74,0001. since the date of the last Bank return. The Arabia, which sailed on Saturday for New York, took out 7,20 W. in specie. The steamer Medway has arrived from the Bruit, with 410,0001. in specie. Of this large amount a portion, consisting of sovereigns, is expected to be sent into the Bank. The other imports of the precious metals an nounced last week comprised 32,7001. by the Shaftesbury, from Melbourne; a small amount of specie, by the Arabia, from New York; 8,6021. by the Alhambra, from the Peninsula; 6 bags of specie by the Lebanon, from Constantinople; 8 cases of specie by the Christina, from Alexandria; and 6 boxes of silver coin by the Vesta, from Oporto. The total value of the week's arrivals (inclusive of that announced on Saturday) is about 460,0001. The Custom-house weekly statement of the ex ports of the precious metals from the port of London includes 6,645 ounces of gold and 20,800 ounces of silver, representing a total value of about 32,0001. The gold was despatched chiefly to Boulogne, and the silver to Hamburg. The details are as follows, viz. :—Gold coin : To Hamburg, 830 oz. ; to Bou logne, 4,860 oz. ; to Rotterdam, 80 oz. ; to Calais, 80 oz. Gold harm : To Belgium, 795 oz. Silver coin : To Belgium, 1,000 oz.; to Boulogne, 800 oz. ; to Rotterdam, 400 oz. ; to Calais, 800 oz. Silver bars: To Hamburg, 17,800 oz. The shipments from the outports have included 9,0001. by the Kangaroo, for New York ; 1,8001. by the Teviot, for Alexandria ; and 7001. by La Plata, for the West Indies. The amount of silver shipped for Hamburg by the steamer Caledonia, which left the Thames on Satur day, is 17,0001. The exact amount of specie shipped on board the Indus, which will leave Southampton for Alexandria to-morrow, is 46,0571., of which 6,0101. con sists of gold, and 41,0471. of silver. The particulars are as follows : —for Madras: silver, 12,7001., and sovereigns, 2,0101. ; for Calcutta: silver, 1,2001.; for Penang: silver, 2,8041.; for Hong Kong: silver, 13,9531. ; for Shanghae : silver, 13,2501.; for Manilla: silver, 4,3401.; and for Alexandria : sovereigns, 3,0001. The total ascertained shipments of the week, as officially reported, are thus raised to only about 90,0001. The remittances of gold to the Continent, via Folkestone, have been moderate, consisting chiefly of Australian gold. Advices extending to the 11th of March from Syd ney, and to the 15th ideas from Melbourne, are expected to reach Sues in about a week by the steamer Eaten, which will also probably bring a con siderable quantity of gold. On the Continent the exchanges on London re main steady, except at Amsterdam, where a trifling decline is presented. At Paris on Friday the exchange on London was quoted 25.10 for short, and 24.90 for three months bills ; at Amsterdam, 11.70 for short ; at Hamburg, 13.4 for short, and 13.21 for three months ; and at Vienna, 10.18. We are informed, upon good authority, that the forthcoming dividend of the London General Omni bus Company will be at the rate of 2e. Bd. per share. At the adjourned meeting of the Eastern Steam Navigation Company held on Saturday, it was stated that the directors have entered into contracts for the equipment of the Leviathan for sea, for the sum of 220,0001., which, in addition to the capital already raised, will make the total cost of the vessel 804,6421. It is proposed to raise the 220,0001. re quired by an issue of preference shares or deben tures. At the first ordinary general meeting of proprie tors of the Agra and United Service Bank, held on Saturday, the profits for the last half-year were stated at 116,2141., out of which a dividend at the rate of ten per emit. per annum, besides a bonus of 10s. per share, were declared. After deducting income tax and other expenses a balance of 11,8361. remains to be carried forward. BATVILDAY The funds to-day were very . inanimate, but, upon the whole, a trifle firmer. Prices closed about 1-16 per cent. higher than yesterday. The government broker made another small purchase of Reduced Three per Cents. The speculative operations were unimportant, the announcement of the budget being awaited. The acquittal of Dr. Bernard was not known in the City during business hours. The stocks of some of the English railways were rather firmer, owing, apparently, to the recent moderate investments by the public. The transactions to-day, however, appear to have been principally confined to the dealers themselves. Consols, which closed yesterday at 981 to 1 for the 6th of Ma varied to-clay between that quotation and 981 " buyers," and closed at 981, 0 sellers." For money the last price was 981, "sellers." The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 96 j 1 ir 11 ditto, for ec. most (6th May), 964, 1. Three per Cent. Re duced, 951, 1 1. New Three per Cents., 951,1, ; Long Annuities, expiring in January, 1809, 1 11-18. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May, 1859, 101, 100/ India Loan Debentures, 991; ditto, Scrip, 991,991. India Bonds, 21s. pram. The new Indian Four per Cent. Loan remains steady, at 991 to 1. Exchequer Bills were more offered, and receded to 335. to 375. prem. Turkish Six per Cents. opened flatly, being first marked 981, but had recovered at the close to 961 to 971 ex div., being 1 per cent, better than yesterday. In other foreign stocks there was scarcely any bass mess, and prices were nominally unaltered. In Bank, land, steam, and miscellaneous shares there was very little alteration to-day. Ottoman Bank have improved to 171 to ; Land shares were somewhat firmer; whilst Van Diemen's Land were rather more offered. East and West India Dock Stock was officially marked 118 and 117; London Dock, 1031; and Southampton Dock, 891. Canada Government Six per Cents. were in de mand to-day, and dearer. The nominal closing quotations for the shares in some undertakings of recent formation are as fol lows, viz.:—Onde Railway, par to / pram. ; Central Gads Railway,far to 1 prem. ; Great Southern of India Railway, to prem. ; Bahia and San Fran cisco Railway, to 1 prem. ; North of India ;Tram med, per to 1 prem. ; Itiga and Diinsburg Ranw m az : /to to prem. ; Victor Emmanuel Railway Ba /to 1 dia.; Caps Town Railway and Dock, 1 to WEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (sir =scrim mummunr.) NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING. TIDEI DAY. Mellor QrEEN'S PLATE. • . .. Polestar .. .. .. 3 ran—. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAYEB OF 20 80VS. H.N. Pl ying Duke, Pavilion, Penaiux.-r, and Phynalis are SWEEPSTAKES OF 100 SOUS. DI. Saunterer, Commotion, and Ignontrnas, aro bore. Blink Bonny is Dot hare. £6O HANDICAP PLATE. R.E. Kestrel, Bat 916; Theodora, Bit 916; Florence, Bet 81b; Pitapst, Bst ; Noisette, Set ; Van Duna, Bet , Bel Espe cum, ; Lady Hercules, Bat; Poacher, 7st 71b; South Western, 7* 71b; Physalle o, 7st 2lb; Nougat, 7st; Harry fltsak7, lot 1216; Indulgeses, Get 1015, Flying Duke, BA Jib: Royalty e, let Db • Young Hopeful, Est 71b ; Bannockburn, Est 5 1b ; Bolden:111s, Est 10Ib. AU are he... HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES of 20 Sons. T.Y.C. Brother to Bird-on-the-Wing, Indulgence, Killozrew, and Ludy Nelson, are all that are left in. TWO THOUSAND OUINBAS STAKES. The %Bowleg hens. have errieed —The Peer, Clydesdale, litsre'amd, Cozen.ld, Tozopbliq Sohimeatie, Royalty colt, Streamer, Lord of Lon, Brother to Bird-on•thtWag. Fore rumor, Brother to Laird Dag, Mentmore, Child of Omen, Ravrnstonedalr, Jordan, and Charles the &mond, Bappy Lend, and Wilton . PAID Foe rttr.—kientorlil, Simpleton, Vandyke. LATEST BETTING.-ox 4 o'CLocx. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES. 4 to 1 opt Tlto Poor (t) to 1 Clrloodolo (t) 6to 1 Loyd al Lon (t) (t) ONE THOUSAND H GUINEAS STAKES. .5 to 1 sto opt Sooptrbed= ( 2 ko (I) of) CHESTER CUP. 20 to 1 apt B,sm (t) DitBTRUCTIFB PIRBS TUTIRDAY. Yesterday morning, about half-past 2 o'clock, a fire wee found to have broken out in the premier of Mr. Nicholas, curer and gilder, it, Tichfleid-arrest. The dieeo very was made by a piliceman, who perceived a etronl ie simil of burning wood. By the time the engines arrived fire had spread to the he stables of Mr. Woolley, nett door, cad to the premises of Aide" pirgeforte emkere,67, Wells -street, Oxford-street, and in the course of an hoar or two several neighbouring hoes were involved In the cala mity. The occupants of the houses end the her In the stables were all got out uninjured, but it was not till the @Aegean that the tire was completely ea garnished. Nothing Y Imam is to the origin of the fire. The following is the eSsiel report of the damage done:—" No. 11, Great Thee- Ileid-street. Mr. Nicholas, carver and gilder, beck wcekehop 111110 story high. 60 feet by 20, together with the contend, en tirely destroyed. The contents were insured is the Sun /be hike, and the building belonged to the Duke of Portliest.— No. 10i ditto, All Saints School, together with thetackdirell lag-houses, damaged b fire end water, insurance unknowe.— No. 10. The Rev. A. back front scorched; inster awn unknown.—No. 9, Margaret-street, and the roof of An Setats Chord' slightly damaged by heal—No. 6A, That field-street Mr. Woolley, job-muter and livery stable keeper, ro o f of stables partly burned off, and Bor 10 loads of hay destroyed , insurance unknown at R—No. 67, Wefla.street, Meagre Btodart end Sons, makers ; manufactory, about 70 feet by 26 feet, burned down, mid the contents coneumed, the timber in open yard end the work shop comideshly damaged by fire. The stock in trade, Ac., were domed in the Norwich Unioe.—No. 69 ditto, let out In ligeneente, beck front of building scorched.—No. 80 ditta, else Id out in tenements, similar damage ; both unlit euriA.—Nos. 72 end 73, Mortimer-street, A. j dyer roof of bask workshop sad contents ocesidsrably by fire, water, sad hasty removal; lerand - f7117. Westminster Fire-odlos. The fire was szdagidebsd i Ice men with the following enginer-10 A of the 3of B, sad 3 of C districts, with those of the Wed of W sad parish. la the afternoon, between the boars of live end de, a Ire also happened in the Mostar Aram Tavern, Reamer Wiest, tinion• street, Borough. Shortly after the home wee dosed the inmates had repaired upstairs, whoa is alarm wee gives that the premises were on flre. The flame were not subdued until the bar, the spirits in most of the vats, the bar parlour, the stairs, Ac., were nearly burned out, and the upper part of de house also severely damaged. As to the oriels of the are, not the least informadon could be obtained. The loss will fall upon the County Fire-office. A fire likewise took place about half-peat 11 o'clock oa Saturday night on the premises belonging to Mr. RS* a botcher, No. 136, Whit/chapel-road. It commenced in the upper part of the building, and rapidly descended sa far as the Brat floor, destroying the furniture and other effects, ad doing serious mischief to Mirada below. So rapid was the progrees of the fire that even Mr. Bilis did not know of Its exhume until it was seen by the neighbours. The swam wee Yawed in the Imperial ash DEATH or LOIS DENVILLE!.IIfI.—We have to record the death of Berm Doideendinh who warn fur four years Speaker of the House Of CCOMODP. The deceased peer (James Abercromby) was bent la 1776, and married in 1802 a daughter of the late Egerton Leigh, Esq., of West Hall, Cheshire. He wee called Se the bar of Lincoln's Inn in 1800, and wee fur some years a eseneeiseioner in bank- IVY* H. wee 7va Jwilo-Adwents.l3seemal in 1 , Chief Baron ftvisew is Soothed in 1830, Heeler of the Mint in 1834, mid Speaker of the Home of Commons in 1835. He eel for Cam from 1813 to 1830, and Mr Edinburgh from 1832 till 1839, when up= he estimenent from the Speakership he was relied to the He le soacesdad in he title and estates by his eon, Sir Ralpph~ Aber eromby, who was Attaché to the Miesion at Frankfort fros 1851 M Feb., 1824. Attachf to the Embassy at the Hague from February to November. 1824, Attaché to the Embassy at Paris from November, 1824, to December, 1828, of Legation at Berlin from July, 1831, to Deceml l e j er ec 3 l Q Meier Plenipotentiary to the Germanic Coofederatice tem January, 1839, to May, 1840, Envoy Bztrsordiesery seed Mheiter Pleuipotendery at Turin from May, 1840, to Nerember, 1861, when be wee transferred in the mom capa city to the Hague. COMPLETION Or THE DTEE Or WELLINGTON'S TOM IN ST. CATINEDRAL.-0. Thursday last, at one tide& to the afiernoon, the Anal slab wee peed mar the remains of the lee Dike of Wellington in the mypt at St. Pears Cathedral, ht the presence of his Grace the meant Duke of Wellington, Lard John Manners, Chief Noma.- sheer of the Board of Works; Dr. Millman, Dore of 81. Peers; and Mr. Penrose, the present architect to the oaths. dral. The saroophegne wee then hermetically sealed. The lemb is construed of the wee porphyry highly polished. It lies immediately Mesa& the centre of the dome of the noble eat hatred. MP. TOWNS END, M.P., AND ale CREDITOI3.—On Settudoy mein a meeting of the creditor. of Mr. Townsend, M.P. woe held at hie home, at Greenwich, to consider the raret a composition. Party-two creditors Measles!. ires Tacker, Mr. Townsend s solicitor, stated that be W that morning inspired a letter from • gentleman of perty, axing to pay all the debts, if Mr. Townsend would biosdt+tsly resign his most, but Mr. Townsend had declined to accede to this proper]. Mr. Townseed narrated the dr amestances which had led to his present embarrassed position, and concluded by offering to pay his creditors 2e. In the and to sign an agreement to pay for the future at the sate at SON per maim It wa. ultimately remind, with only sae diminutions, le eeeept 5. in the pound, and • sulnequent Gomel moist of XV MirrittO OP VII it ROYAL AORICI7L- Tuner. Soctawr.—A public meetleg convened by the hi& Aerie of the county and the mayor wee held on Saturday In the Town-hell. Orford, with a view to induce the Agrimilteral Society to hold its inertia" neat year a l : ° Z 'Sy. The meting was attended by Lord Bilks, Lord Vassods, Mr. Cardwell, Y.P., Colossi North, M.P., and a post amber of the treany of the neighbourhood. Resole- Moms 'Pen carried embedjg the object of the meeting, ap poinog a committal, to scopenplish It, and pledging the meeting to raise the amount required by the society. Sub scriptions amounting to more than 660/. were ennounoed. THE EVIDENCE IN BERNARD'S CASE.—There was • link wanting in the chain which connected the prisoser, purchase of the chymical teatarials with the actual attempt on the life of the French Emperor. Bernard was • tepabliesn, a conspirator en orgaaiser of revolutionary seetenineta. • enborner of revoktiosery agents ; he bought wirearyaDd alcohol and compounded them, he bought grenades msd despatched them, and he Wooed a needy Italian to enter Sato his esbessea, whatever they were. His own account was that be edAlways and everywhere ; that he was en gaged In a gist kr the independents of Italy ; and that the =sad tie revolvers and the INltTiete of Radio were is stet this object. Orsini, and Nerd, and R. Went to Paris to further revolutionary sesemente Y gasral, and not to attack the Bowels ale ; Vat while time tiny loomed the design of assmolosiles sod conied it est without the essetios or =tinof BormeL The, In fact, wsm the whole de e rinser, sod it certainly 1. not absolutely is asistang with the iorldhsce. It might possibly be that Y so Oast end fanatioel as them Italians obssid be mimed with a sudden impulse to Saks the libisporees ilfa, and thee to remove what they cos- Morel the post obstacle to the accomplishment of their taLThe dosolly mechines which Bernard bad helped to fousimit WWI in theirseesion, and they might nu* them tie she had wooer center OSA. Mao of tie tune which soviets in Prams bwil orbal salsa Mts. Owes MEd Esillo am dive, but they woos sot losinght to give widows egoist Sr pis,. Oa the of the puy ows sot sad pasesses ; voi shish dog M was le Is ispostod, sod tha▪ t Off flitebar_ papaallap wad 1616 Omar nosy am IPA earlmasa. Naas ow mamba that his enstganieria, Team mad IsMy was gsgoillsd in 1836, seised with anew in Moir Li • the verdict of the Old jury ice, thaihra, sit Mania pisulaat .V• 11 la Marra . Maga 00bONIAL GOVIMI*CVT 00.000.1ps.jaa.0Joh Ull 1121 1110 UN 1 —.. K DeAlpera.Fee.&••.. 1011 NS 111 .L Da.Spirot.)lo2.o7l. 101 100 Ui la.llllo Nor armlet 11104‘. ,00 107 100 IWaloCkmll9.o.o.o 100 10 00 YIPS ILL New /10.711•11p.st.01s Deb. Mow UM Igo 107 IS —.. 41. 4.A05t.13•011p.a. Hoed 100 111 IN Y1.1.130.11rAJaa.4.1707 101 US 110 +Nab !slips! Terlial6srgegir . Aealialloi tot* NAM =lleirmorreli,.. I 6 IT II 1111 II li • IWm T ni ' l eftl a r rir.samer.mediie raird. Sag. as 4 Amt. Ow Oa llama Iselpils• Landis Dimes% . leas.eie.OmalbssOn rare..... IL Tel Ls. Tit Co=l. Discount Co Nalirlsod. Wad D. Do gen. Llaniiii: E. Oen. Lmoralsolia Nee* et Ibitere aim PeTiliver a lirda Me " Vl a llir saame bee U. Ismael Ante Led Dr. o ;). TrauM Loa. of yai r Cesilll.laii: . ytit Doi@ .. 14 io 111 Hi IS SD 116 U P it U $ LH NI ii few si si I 11 IP T? 76 Ps a 6 I SS a 1 1 tl e if 1 MM. II 14t LOCAL SHARE MAZZEI& Limnos. Arm. 17.-Tte market km been math Inner today. and gleam at ma schwas of 1 ,. ) i mat. over yottorday's prim. Ilfrkm kur. 4—oa.kermw r sod no c liaolvis ir is U "If 1-11 not _ ,Mt 1- rot astrn. 69 7- o =Po end Vorkislum 871 j-irosolow and NowlrWartern, 134 - eselleld. "ft -11913 rad, If j -North SWUM, 13 j-Berwidrs, j- Tork mad North Mlllmad.34ll-Leeda Northaro.l3l 1-norers.lo 1.141 I-Detals neat*. 311-lined Trunk of °mad; 111 16 -Great Wow Mrs of Cans* 1131 4. Magcnosraa, Aram 17.-The market opened railer firmer, and a moderato bagmen offered. but prime gam way slightly at the clam. Bl,kburu. Cl.. lil Fla per Cot Prof , 6j-Kartorn Coalition, II 016 -Oraad Trunk of Canada. II 11.16-Lanaishlre and Torkathe. Qi l b:maim sad North Mauro, 93-Manchester, ilbefarld and Linoolo. Wm. 361-Midlaad Railway Consols, 901 1 -Womb Erten, Dorm, MO 9 11 Dranaionaz, Aram IL-Prices of railway Maros were further da nrYds market to-day and very Iltatt Walloon was warrametwd. a ta d *VW dorm at 90 4 -Himiarhazn sad Debt's closed at 62-- Illwommaim Unions 11-South Staffordo 101 to 101 Luca, Mout 17.-Barosley Canal. 76-Wear Valley, 321-111sUmade. 90j I-donation and North Weetarn. 934 4. ROI AL MAIL ISTIAIf•PACIET COMPANY. The report to be submitted at the meeting on Wednesday, says The shareholders will remember that, at the meeting on the 16th of July, 11867, it appeared from the account laid before this company by the European and Australian Company that there bad been a loss by the latter company of 40,0001., and it was agreed between the two companies that, in consequence of that loss and the better financial condition of this company, • sum of 100,0001. should be added to the capital of this company. Sinai that time it has been ascertained that the losses of the European and Australian Company very far exceed the sum then repre sented, and amount to not lees than 200,0001. The directors felt that, under those circumstances, it would be impossible to agree to an amalgamation except on very different Meru from those submitted to the shareholders in July last. It was sccordingly provided that the capital of this company should stand, as before proposed, at the sum of 1,000,0001., I and that the capital of the European and Australian Com pany should stand at 400,0001., instead of 600,0001., including the 200,0001., which, under the provisions of the bill, they will be bound to pay up. In all the negotiations, however, with the Earopesn and Australian Company, it has been dis tinctly stated that the proposed bill would be laid before the proprietors of this company, and that it would be for them to determine whether, under the altered circiumatances they would still think the amalgamation derirable. The ' actual lam apes Wm working, for the six months ending 31st Decem ber lest amounts, as nearly as me be esosrtained from the ao eoentealready received, to 28,2761.7a.106., *admired repairs. The directors are not in • position to state aceurately the result of the working since the 31st December is*, bat it Y proper to state that they have every moon to saw* that It will show a further lose. In the event of the two com panies being amalgamated, the loss upon this working will upon the amalgamated company; but should the finial plastics not take piece the European and Australian Coup piny will have to bear it. To provide for the latter contin gency, the directors hams obtained from the European and Australian Company security which they believe will cover them from any loss now incurred, or likely to arise from the tatters working, which, under the agreement between the two oompaniee, this company is engaged to continue for nine months, in the event of the bill for the amalgamation being abandoned. The directors recommend a dividend of 2/. per share. The year's working amounts give receipts—government contract, 270.0001.; freight, 187,2741. oe. ltd.; passage mousy, 28 8,7281. Is. 4d. ; hire of Tamar (two voyages), 8,0731 . 14a.; total, 732.0731. 18e. 3d. Disbursements, 635,0431. 7s. 2d. ; surplus, 197,0301. 9e. ld. The profit and lons account show., by surplus (as above), 191,0301. 9e. Id. ; Winos from 1868, 42,4341. 18.4. ; interest and discounts, 3,2921. lea 6d. ; amount of costs In " Salt v. Acraman and Co., 1,7831.195. fld. ; total, 244,6421. 3a. 2d. T. income-tax on profits of 1836, 17501. One year's appro priation to Officers A=lllllo9 Fund, 1,0001. Amount written off value of premises at Southampton, Jamaica, St. Thomas, Colon and Pacific Tromps Houses, 3,9841. 19e. Bd. One sixth proportion of loss arising from sale of " Severn" and "Great Western," in 1858, carried to general reserve fond, 4,6741. 10e. 4d. ; amount written off value of ships for deterioration, 157,6421. le. ad. ; amount transferred to credit of repair renewal sooount, 67,6421. Is. 6d.; dividend declared October 28, 30,0001.; dividend declared this din 30,00 W. ; Wanes in (scour of the company, 38,1484 10.. 23. THE EAST INDIA CourarrY.—On the 18th instant the three director nominated by the Crown, viz., Lieutenant- General Sr George Pollock, G.C.8., Mejor-General Sr Robert John Hussy Vivian, H.C.8., and John Pollard Willoughby, Esq., M.P., took the prescribed oath and their seats as directors of the Beet India Company. THE FINANCIAL STATEMENT TO-NIOHT.—As far as we ma leant, every one seems to expect a loan ; and few esagaine enough to expeot that it will be pcaible to have the income tax during the present year lower than 7d. We can eerily imagine the reluctance with which, if such should be the case, Mr. Disraeli will approach the question, and we admit that it will be a stern duty imposed upon him of proposing it. There is but one feeling ea regards the lacking fund. We doubt whether even its author, Bir G. C. Lewis himself, would advocate its retention nadir the meant circumateame of the country. It was circa' in its principle, originally, when Proposed in ISM , its inherent defect was then petaled out, and It cannot be said to be anything like repudiation If it Amid be now altogether abandoned. But this 1,600,0004 hems but a email part of the deficit to be 'applied ; and even the 7d. income tax, if the Chancellor of the Exchequer should impose it, will supply little more than an additional million. —lronton Herald. Taos SPEAKEE.—The Right Hon. the Speaker of the Home of Commons gam his seventh parliamentary full dine Maser on Saturday evenag, the 171kiast. The fol towbar members were present i—ne Earl of March, Lord Burghley, Lord Lorain , Viscount Newark u Lieutenant- Colonel Lord Adolphus Vane Tempest, C.B. the Hon. Frederick Lygon, the Hon. Gerard Noel, the Holt. Butler Johnston., Ltrutenant-Colonel the His. J. P. Maxwell, C. 8., the Hon. Ralph Dutton, the Hon. Coked Dun tombs, the Hon. Rowland Hill, Sir Philip Orly Bgertca, 81r WSlism Fraser Sir Writs Farquhar. tirs Lord Aden- ' este, Lisnionant.COloog Pakenheas, C. 8., Colonel s = Mr. Bolt. Q.C., Mr. Bovill, Q.C., Mr. Moody, Mr. Mr. Waddington, Mr. Tomlin , Mr. Caylay, Mr. Adams, Mr. Arthur Mills, Mr, Berithiar., Mr. Alderman Cnbltt, Mr. Repko, Mr. Salem Bell =sr, Mr. Horehll, Mr. Pak Mr. Ball, the Hen. Gooey Waldegram, sad the Bey. Henry Drury. ORDINANT SHARKS AND STOOKS laiLwara le antes,ll. la. ▪ NINA NI all SIEN,IIIINN Ilitsajdas..• MN hrs IN WINN NI UsSur en UNNINaa a lbonNlN .N 012. 1 ri.= o rgb 2 itt{tr.,..v i t : S D OI= I PZIA= O. NI 081 IN Nor o m Ila Na. CNN 4 • • IN IN. 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INN Do. • I roe. oo 41,1111 T 1 aD 110. 11 N0t144 1 41411.1 aD war lades BRITISH .T,I I 1 I. w IT i 4 31- . ... iIF 1 Idi i ni IS i.e est W ts ii i • atlll dle at ei is 1 rns .6I 474 g al 1 1 41 Iddi I 9 II SI S I db IN 108 801 8 /1 I! 6 is 6 Si / II elm $ 10 N N 17:e if - a r It Isii a It [Oil 1011 1 POlllOll &AMWAY/ .VAR AIM!. 6M -- TI =rya 01natkisftL0.ICii: Ts ell OMNI limalaa eaaNes. °l.l.ll‘ . = C ri l Fa s i • • L a i a D S s. as. yr amt. row ail teers atmae VAC:: 1 ill Pole M S fem. Peel Odom • s.ft .4 en l eaf 3 be. al el we. le pie e ell WOWS al N. W. rare crimummara. MINION 4 ammo star. b palm Imam of Imam 6 me at O.Da Now et 6 per homeort. . Cluagel Da. Nor par saga ... G. lamallwarikpar =Vanilla Sail Omen Lc sad WAAL per 01. liertlr o aass or brut. k Wow* 11 Wawa perm& P t Se s irizer Irma I pima . Analaamesll gra.. 6 mina Ms Imes6 wa ~~i' .... in _ M ). VI I jos 0 4M• el *I Ptn ji Pt N in a* 0 II 1 Of dim 1 I 14 1:1 Hi 111 is fis lie eil IN Hi iii w JOIIIT MOM SAN= Ile. INi l San* i INI. I el. plea I liar. /Wm IN Ape esell.Nr.Saal N NAN U IN Omsk et N NILO& &1 .O a a:NC si BM* W. Sark ell ... N Clot NNE et lolls Ambitiberl Miss II re II de E M .ia . ...... Ilk U. M Ons. • lbeiei a N. N ems,* keaciii. sel ar ler I 11 N. G. Basket! blivirlsol ell es.ne N las.(k. Ns*/ Sub a N U N. Liedeasse °=• *1 Nis N. N JAIN IN PI WeeN/Now 111 i" &Pr el MlNlssi N Mks : Wiebeig . Ul .. • •• •N IQI : low Nub Weiot : a a U; 114 *Um= Irk N. 1110 hovisibl of Weise N Q al Vs. Lb 4. 111 Ds Weer N. a Dies* Amiesils 11. U D. Nov Mdse nuke et beeiie AN Nib Ilsimil,_..-- — IN w•lantat Loam N a it al MINES.-THIS D. 417. Two o'Ctoos. The mining market is still inactive, but there are inquiries this morning for shares in East Rose warne, Vale of Towey, and Wheal Arthur. East Wheal Russell and Lady Bertha may be quoted a trifle lower. United Mexican shares are marked 31; in other foreign descriptions there has been little or no business. At Del ate diridend of 10t. per .haft (mu deolarol on the At Wiet"Wttleten 15th hoeing. a dividend of IL per taro 91,70)1.1 wee deelared on the At Aethertoe UMW illus. awell perebare wee made oe the 9th instant ; at North Downs • call of 0, per daft se. made ret the 11* Ineteat ; at Wheal Grenville of 111. 181. per Awe :and at Antron Slow eels cell lte. per Airs Tbe eethed general roasting of the Andiae Charcoal Iron Company 8_ I le celled for the 784 Instant. Waal ampled oo the 10th WWI a parcel of lead the competed N thee Greet wheel Boer ha. sampled nearly 400 ten. of copper ore, sae Wheal Harriett 50 tone fair qualitr. Irketl romance eol I. oo the 13th inst.. 100 ton. of lead era ad 141.7. It per ton. and 40 Vim at 00. 13a. per ton ; /nel Frank Mina Stow et 128 per lon. Fat WWI Falmouth .old, on the Bth bat 30 loon of lead onk N 171. to. rd. per ton Keswick sold, on the 181.1. kat.. 10 toe* 138. lle. 6.1. per too. Leeds sad IC Aubyn told black tin on the Bth inst. realising DX IN • ale of woonsr me will be bald at Redrutb on the Mb enG will weather kith tonvolr..—Untted Mine.. 751 tons; Vowel CothaN 4;9 tea; them Wheal ewer. 4 0 tone; South Camden, 401 tow With Pealthf. 390 lone; Treessean. don too.; &nth erlonle. 178 bac Orsenbier and ii. Aubyn, 51 tow ; Trwarokalle. 18 tone; Keth Tol i. 511 loon ; Wed Cornrow. 37 tons • erecebrawee, 36 taw; Old Wheal Maud o , a to:: : 9 13 = 1 ::: ( g .. ro l ton44 . l!erw at ia. 11 ten.; Wert COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARE-LANE.—THIS DAY. The supply of English wheat was email this morning, nevertheless a redaction of 2e. to 38. per qr. upon last Mon day. quotations had to be submitted to Wore a clearance mild be effected. For fortdgn wheat the demand was very limited, and a decline of lc to 2.. was oonceded where edam were made. Flour dull, and both country ducks and foreign birrele went respectively la. per seek end banal cheaper. Barley a dull sale, at former prices With Inceessed supplies of oats, the sale wee less brit than last week, bat without decline in value. Beasts and peas firm. AILIIVAIA INTO LONIDON 'sow ♦PHIL II TO ♦PSIL ocimift. VI /wog. barb,. Mag., Vow Haus 11.1 Fortis 3611 11160 ... 2210 211 160 .... 1.0. ot. N. Mi XO 06 S3J SU 10 6 166 aft. MINCING-LANE.-TRIB DAY. The following public sales are advertised for to-morrow Sugar 300 hhda. Barbadoes, 14,000 bate Mauritius, and 6,000 bap Madras. Coffee : 800 casks Plantation Ceylon, 1,400 bags Native Ceylon, and 200 bass Mocha. Tea, Ito. The transaction* in the private oontrsct market have been few since Friday, except in rice in which a large speculative demand has sprung up, sod fully 20,000 bags were ght on Saturday at the extreme prices previously paid. Suoan.—A floating cargo of Havannah sold at 27e. for snivel in the United Kingdom. Corral—This article has a dull appearance. Tr.*.—Large public sales are advertised for this week, and we are without traneacilons to report by private contract. Otte.—Seal, pale, 3614 yellow, 321. to 11314 brown, 261. to 2W.; sperm body, 811. 100. to 821. 16s. ; headmatter, 861. to 861. ; cod, 301. to 311.; South Sea, pale, 371.; olive Gallipoli, 471. to 481.; Spanish and Sicily, 461. to 461.; cocoa-nut, 30s. to 415.; Wm. at" 40P• 22t. 3d. ; raps, gala, 42a. to 42e. dd.; brown, 36e. 6d. to 395. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAT. The market is steely. Tows tallow, Ha. nett cash ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 66e . 6d. ; April, 565. 3d. • ?day and Jona, 55e. ; July and August, 63e. 6d.; Oat. am y l Des., 62a. 3d. to id. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. Meek ea head We dap . . GeTwiri 77. . ....... ........ el !! NI par adrt i at• day ..... 21111 Mt Lk& - --. Nan 13.e3 tun 3.1111 2 110 1,42 T 97,647 147,463 MP 04,391 SI 7 2111 71.44 114.040 07.130 47.. 4d. ANL 44. tbs. 81. 511.. lid. Ea. OA. M. IL *Weal tee the week iodine Ytta et Aoul hal yaw. Moak dellwey. I. auks. Tbe whale lei welt eemprbil 4* mete from Emit; *4 horn Oates.; 11l from Australia; 41 from Nu* America ; 211 tern maw pima l'etal. 1,121 *dm METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. THIS DAY. There la a larger supply of beans, and a smaller demand, consequently, prices are lower, and a large number remain unsold. The number of cheep is considerably larger, and tin trade for them excessively bad. The prices taken are much lower, with very little business doing. lambs are selling about the Name as on Thursday. Calves are rather lower. From Germany and Holland there are 210 beasts, 800 sheep, and 96 calves; Spain, 160 sheep; Scotland, 400 beasts; Ire land, 120; end 2,800 from Norfolk and Suffolk. he seam et Oh. a 4. s. 8. Sir MIN orIIM. s. L LL Bed lea% Hinfords.. 310 4 0 Balt Das a Ilt-brutrah 4 0 4 4 Bost .4koras. 8 310 B oa Losg•wools Bossed sulky barb.. 25 3 4 Du or Ran 310 Ualva• nes 2 8 3 8 Do. O. Shorn Bart Das t kalf•brei 4 8 t 0 Loads ....... 8 twos 361 at market. 4,130 ; Asap sari lam. 22.880 ; calm. 147; 1 30 0 BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mews. Pattendest and eolith report that the market is very firm at het week's petrel, sad tee hope soiree. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Radlngea Hartley,Bata's Taalleld Moor,l2a. 91; Walla Rod Beason, 16e. 91. ; Walls Rod Haswell, 1 9.. 3d.; Walla Bad South Halos, 18s. 9d. • Walla Rod Hartlepool Batts, 17a. ; Walla Rod Haugli Hall, 17s. ; Walls Rad Ti.., 194.-42 ships at market. Lord Handyside, one of the judges of the Court of Samion, died yesterday morning, at his brother-in-law's mat, Kennet House, Clackinannanahlre. His death awn= • vacancy on the Scottish bench. The suspension is announced of Mean. Robert Browne sad Co., a respectable mercantile firm, chiefly in the Australian trade. Disappointments in remittances from the colony hays been the cause of the difilculty, which, it is hoped, however, will be surmounted. The liabilities are supposed to nage between 30,0001. and 40,000i.—D6ma A public entertainment will be given by the citizens of Manchester to Mx James Brooke, K.C.8., as Wednealay ant. Admiral the Hon. Sir Henry Hoppa, K.C.8., Ims been invited. Dr. Hook, prebendary of Lincoln, vicar of Leeds, sad °lambda in ordinary to the Queen, preached lest 'ming to a vary largo coogregation at Westminster Abbey. Mr. James Foxy, President of the Goverment of Gonave, Ilse just arrived in Paris. Mr. Eric Farquhar, unpaid attache at Vienna, is appointed unpaid attschE at Paris. The Hon. E. Monson, unpaid anacli at Porta, is appointed unpaid attache at "`-- rlOTlOCC—eserwr. THE PRINCE OF WALES IN ift2LAND.—On Fri day evening his Boyalrhness the Prince of Wales, accoa panted by the Hon. Ca de B.Mr. Gibbs, and Dr. Mingo, arrived at the Royal Work Wrm Hotel, Killarney. On reaching the entrance of Lord Kenmare's mansion the royal party alighted, and proceeded on foot to the hotel through the 11•Me4118 of Lord Kamm. The gatekeeper Inkensed the unassuming-looking strangers that no cars were 'dale sib's within the demesne. but If they pleased they might walk up to the castle. The prince readily complied with the regulations thus promulgated, and had not pro ceeded many paces when he met Lord Kranaare approaeh ing the gate. The demonstrations of respect manifested by kis lordship to his royal visitor induced the mountain Car berms to inquire who it was he bad treated so unceranonloalky; and soon as his anxious curiosity wee gratilied, he buret Reda into a paroxysm of " grief "—his tsars Rowed copiously, and it aired the aesuranam of Mr. Gibbs, that the prince hie no displeasure at his strict obedience of orders before he wall be consoled. The news of this Incident havieg agreed through the little town of Kalamai afforded a good deal of amuse ment. The day wee beautifully fine. CHURCH RATE DEFEAT.—The parishioners Of Charibury, Oxon, fur the Bret time contested a church rate of led. he the pound on Friday week, when a poll took platy and Iles rate was lost by a majority of 36. REJECTION OF CHURCH RATES AT THURO.—At the vestry meeting of the pariah of tit Mazy Truro, a majority a the ratepayers prated voted et the rates. ldr. wand Barret the parish urchwarden, de manded a poll ; at the clam of the first day's polling ((en Thursday, the Bth inst.) the numbers were—for the rate, 41 ,• mama it, 61. The polling was resumed on Friday and" mast excitement. A large number of people having W hetted in the churchyard, when the clock struck four they lave three cheers fee the victory which they believe= had obtained. The vestry-room was at this time with the mamas, and the rector, W. W. Harvey, ea saceradming tba numbers, said, " I must confer the rash to to me a source of very great regret." The 'sombre ware as follows maim* the rate, 20e; for the rate, 183. Wanly against IL W. RAILWAY BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION.—The pro visional cotoraittee appointed to draw up the rules and age adobe for the establishment of a benevolent bialtation far the relief of orphan, necessitous children, and widows et railway salaried officers have aonsplemd the week, and a ge neral ineding has been celled her the porde of *NM sue rules and regulatiene ate ecasidastion. 0. Carr Glyn, Y.P. (far mann dean the chairman el the London sad North-Westin Railway Camp y :a. Ism F 00,1 "d Wats and Mr. K. Modem, des nesamger of the y Clearing Howe, has ocassatsd to act as provisional tree suer.