The Express. — London, England, 1862-05-26 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Right,, Roche.) IN RC PONSONDT.-THI 1 . 10/1881 - ONAL AND . 0111 ZEAL LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY. This was a lint sitting. The bankrupt, Thomas Pon- Booby, is described as a commander in the Royal Navy, of Wimilsworth.road. The adjudication was on his own peti tion. His statement of account allows liabilities of about 1,8001., almost entirely in connection with the com pany above named. He thus states the cause of his failure :—" The reason I am unable to meet my engage. ments is on account of certain liabilities incurred by me in respect of various bills of exchange to which I am a party as drawer, acceptor, or en• dorser, and which were so drawn, accepted, or endorsed by me for and on behalf of the Professional and General Loan and Discount Company (limited), of which I was one of the managing directors." No assignee was chosen, and the next meeting was ap pointed for the 26th of June. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) DEFRAVDI2IO TER GREAT RORTRIRS4 RAILWAY. William Colt, aged 21, who described himaellas a servant at Dublin, was charged betas* Mr. Barker with riding in a second-class carriage, on the North-Fastern and Great Northern railway., from Newcastle to London, without having previously paid his fare, and with intent to avo id payment there d, at the parish of St. Panama George Hodgson, a guard on the Great Northern Railway, mid that yesterday morning the pr • came op to town Ythe night express from Scotland without• ticket. At rk the prisoner got out on the ticket platform, and when the guard had collected the ticitete be got into a car ties. for the purpose of evading the payment of the fare. The guard called the ticket collector's attention to the fact, when the prisoner said he had lost his ticket, having paid for one at Newcastle. Hawle, one of the detectives of the com p an y, said that whilst the y , prisoner was detained at King's-crow be said to him, "It is a bad job you have lost your ticket" He said, "Itis no use my telling a lie. I never had one. I got into the carriage at Newcastle." Mr. Thomas Williams, inspector of the line, said that only one ticket had been issued from Newcastle, and that had bees given up. It was found necessary to check these frauds, as attempts at them were very frequent. The prisoner refused to give his address or any sarticulare. The prisoner saide was very sorry, but be had neither money nor goods. Mr. Williams said the penalty was 40e, or in default three months' imprisonment. Mr. Barker ordered the defendant to par a flue of 405., or in default one m o nth' s i m p r i sonment 10 the House of Correction. The prisoner was looked up in default WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) 1102 DAT, MAY 26. • A.M. 1. N. D. N. 4 L IL. 10.10 57 63 B.W. 6 1 6 e 69n93= 19.75 63 60 &W. 4I 11 a tars BERWICK .44040994.1 2910 64 61 &W. 6, 0 4r 119 Parraosa 04LwAr 66Q6.1 2191 67 61 N. W. 41 1 b 34484•40a44 lO.Ol 55 61 W.N.W. 3 6 a 10.07 43 60 N.W. 3 1 1 1.144ar006 V airriazowi Yussoors 10.17 68 12 W. S - Doz.' 3014 IS 66 N. 3 1 1 Pol3ioNni INM 64 60 N.N.w. 3 • - P0wn..490 30.10 66 61 W. 7 o I P 7.711017111 2i154909 63 62 W.N.W. 4 a 3 Joarr SOMMAY. N. EIITAIN.--8. to W., mode rate to strong, showery. AZIAND.—As next above. WRDNYSDLT. N.W. to N.W., fresh. Clititt.—N.W. to 8.8. W., L trait CoutT.—W.N.W. to 8.8. W., moderato to trash, One. 8. beano.—N. W. to S.S. W., moderate to fresh. W.S.W. to N.N.W., fresh to moderate. A. W. to N. N. W., freak), to mode rate. S.W. to N.W., moderate. W.S.W. to N.N.W., fresh to moderate. EXPLANATION. 8.-Barometer corrected and reduced to 82 deg. at mesa sea level : each 10 feet, of vertical rise, coming about one-hundredth of an inch diminution : and each 10 deg., above 32 deg., calming nearly throe-hundredths Increase. Z. -111pmed thermometer In abode. M.-Moistened bulb (for evaporation and dew point). D.-Direction of wind ttrue-two points left of mag netic'. F.-Force II to 11 - estimated). C.-Cloud (1 top). 1.- Initials: b, blue sky. e, clouds detached); I, fog: Is, hall: 1. P;htolng m , misty (hazy.: o, overcast 40) ;r. rain : snow; t, thunder. 8., rain -fail, or snow, or hall (malted:, since lad report. ft -Seat-disturbance Il to 9). L-Cialm. MORE FIRER. —(Tats Der.)—Tbis morning, at an early hour, a fire broke out in the premises belonging to Mr. C. A:Smith. licensed victualler and proprietor of the White Hone Tavern, situate No. 105, Looratre, but the firemen managed to confine the fire to the basement. The la s will fall upon the Sun-ofilos. A fire, attended with greet loss of property, happened in the premises belonging to Mr. A. March, an ostrich (anther-dresser, carrying on business at No. 1.1, Guinon-street-reed Fest. It was arrested in its progress just as it was attacking the premises of Mr. E Bell, No. 126, and those of Mrs. E. Beaumont, No. 130, in the same street. The firemen were unable to get the dames extinguished until the premises of Mr. March were nearly destroyed and those of Mr. Bell and Mrs. Beaumont severely injured. Mr. March was in sured in the Alliance Fire-office ; Mr. Bell was insured in the Eruperor.ofike ; hot Mrs. Beaumont was not insured. Another fire also took place in the premier of Mr. J. Bartlett, No. 12, South-street, 13etlinal-green-road. Con siderable damage was done. The sufferer was uninsured. DEATH or THE SENIOR CONSULTING SURGEON AT BARTHOLOMEW HOSPITAL.—AE three o'clock in the afternoon of Saturday, as the savior surgeon of St. Bar tholomew's, A. Stanley, Esq., F.A.S., was going his usual round of duty in the establishment, attended by several of the pupils, he suddenly staggered, and would have fallen bed not immediateusiststice been at hand. He was instantly attended by the most eminent medical men in the hospital at the time, and the utmost skill was used to aid him, but he had been seised with apoplexy, and though nothing which could be done was omitted, he expired within an hour of the attack. He was surrounded in the hour of death by several of the medical gentlemen amongst whom he had laboured for nearly half a century, and by whom he was uoiversally beloved and respected. He was con veyed to the house of the treasurer, Mr. Foster White, where his remains now lie. In his death the poor will surfer the loss of a most feeling surgeon, and the hospital authorities will miss the kindly face and the ready hand which have for so many years •neeted them both to the surgery, the ward s , and the domestic portion of the ancient and noble establishment. MPR DERR. —Professor Taylor ' , tetra, in a letter received yesterday by the chief constable, that up to the time of writing, he had failed to detect ha of the murderer Taylor's children. I ; i i i i7t)a n ow-tr e e l ;r t l:sa c ediaal presume that Professor Taylor had not at the date of his letter completed his analysis. LIFE PIMERYBD BY A NV ATCH. —At a meeting f the East Riding Militia, a day or two ego, at Westwoo d. Ikrerley, one of the spectator., of their evolutions had a escape from death. A private named Har toe neglected, after loading his ride, to remove his ra mrod, an.l on the firearm being discharged, the rod was shot away and struck a man named Bartle. Fortunately the end of the rod Larne in contact with • double-cased silver watch B.rtle had in his waistcoat pocket. The watch was shat tered to atoms, but to the resistance it offered it. owner was indebted for the safety of his life, as from the force with which the rod struck him there is no doubt it would have penetrated his body had not the watch warded it off. The rod when picked up wax found to have been bent into zipag form by the force of the collision. Bartle did not sutler beyond feeling an acute pins in the side for • short period.—Leeds Merntry. lILITAB.Y MURDERS--The bill to provide "for the mere speedy trial of certain homicides committed by I.:moos subject to the Mutiny Act, and for giving urialic n to the Central Criminal Court to inquire in j to such laghicidea," has bees printed. The principal clause is se fdlows:—" Whenever any person shall have been com mitted for any murder or manslaughter committed or sup. Lased to ban been committed at any place in England or ales, arid out of the jurisdiction of Um Central Criminal Court, and it shall appear to her Majesty's Court of Que en ' s Beech in term time, or to any judge thereof, or of any of her Majesty's superior courts of common law at West minster, in vacation, that the said person (hereinafter called the prisoner) was at the time of the 001110141600 or suppneni commission of the said murder or manslaughter subject to the present or say future mutiny act, and that the permo (hereinafter called the deceased) for the murder or manslaughter of whom the prisoner shall have been cont ained was at the time last aforesaid subject to the said act or aria, it shall be lawful for such Court of Queen's Bench is term time, or for such judge in vacation, without the Primcer being brought or appearing in person before the said court or judge, upon the application of her Majesty's l"MciPal Secretary of State for the War Department, and apron his certificate in writing that it would contribute to the maintenance of good order and military discipline if the add prisoner were to be indicted and tried at the Central Oinorial Court, to order that the said prisoner shall be in dicttit and tried at the Central Criminal Court." vat • at auk THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 26, 1862. THE TRAGEDY ON LUDGATHHILL. ADDITIONAL PANTICULARB.-(THIS DAY.) From information received through • source which there is every reason to believe reliable, it appears that Mrs. Vyss is a native of the snail town of Bideford, in Devonshire, where Taylor and his wife, who destroyed three of their childreen by poison in Manchester, set up in business in • wine and spirit shop in 186 L Mrs. Vyme is a pence of excitable and impressionable temperament, and the connexion of the Taylors with the district from which she came no doubt caused the Manchester tragedy, of which, it is stated, she often conversed, to take • morbid hold of her imagination, already heated by • de• plorable feeling of jealousy. Mrs. Vyse's father is stated to have been for many years • highly respectable chemist in the south of England, and she was herself for some time an attendant in the establishment at Ludgate-hill, or more accurately Ludgate-street, under the mother of her present husband. She was an adn•.rrable woman of business, and her talents and ladylike manners contributed much to the prosperity of the establishment. The professional gentlemen who have charge of the unhappy woman are still in doubt as to the probability of her surviving, in consequence of the extraordinary prostra tion which results from the great boas of blood. This morning it was stated th►t there appeared to be a slight improvement in her condition ; and if no new symptoms manifest themselves, it is thought possible that she may survive. She is, of course, still under reetraint. She has as yet given no indication as to her motive for perpetrating the awful tragedy. THE INQUEST.-(THIS DAY.) The official inquiry was commenced at the London Coffee-house, at 2 o'clock this afternoon, by Serjeant Payne, coroner for the City of London. The named of the deceased children were Annie Howard Vyse and Alio, Vyse, and their ages respectively 7 and 5. Mr. Vining attended on behalf of Mr. ryee and other members of the family. Mr. Humphreys, of the firm of Humphreys, Morgan, and Humphreys, attended to watch the OM on behalf of Mr. Keating, the druggist, of St. Paul's Churchyard. The jury having been sworn, The Coroner observed that these cases were supposed to be poison Calle, and it was neesesary that in the first instance they should view the bodies. The jury then retired for that purpose, and returned after the lapin of a few minutes. The first witness, Mr. John Saunders Moon, of No. 4, Osicley-road, Islington, and • member of the Stork Ea change, identified the deceased, and Mr. Savory, of St. Bar tholoasew's, gave the medical evidence. ['The inquiry was proceeding when we went to press.] KIDDERMINSTER ELECTION. NOMINATION.—(THIS DAY.) (BY scecralo TZLIGRAPH.) Mr. Talbot, the conservative candidate, has ob tained the majority in the show of Lends. A poll was demanded for Colonel White. THE LANCANHIRE AND CHESHIRE RELIEF FUND. The following are the principal amounts received on Saturday by the Lord Mayor, in aid of the above fund : Mr. R. Hall Say, 251. ; ILD., 254 ; collected at the glove manufactory of Manus. Dent, A ll croft. Lycett, and Co., Worcester, 161. Be. ; Mn.arr Sadler, Harrison, and Co., 201. ; Mr. David S. Mork., 101. ; Mrs. Co; 101. ; Clarions, 71. 10a. ; Colonel Edward Fitzgerald, 51. ; Commander J. Howard, R.N., 31. ; Mr. Thomas Shaffner, 31. ; Anon., V. 2s. ; Mr. William lame Carr, 31. 3s. Tics Pustac Scaooza COMMISSION. —The Public Schools Commissioners visited Shrewsbury School on Thursday last, ins pe cted the school buildings, and orally examined Dr. Kennedy, the head mas ter, and several of the assistant masters. The mayor and council of the borough of Shrewsbury, the trustees of the school (represented by the chair ' man and other members of the board), Mr. Peek, 1 bailiff and treasurer of the school, and four of the trustees of Dr. Millington's Charity, likewise had interviews with the commissioners. The commis sioners left Shrewsbury on Friday evening. Korai. Austen - truss'. Socirrr.—The council have completed their arrangements for their annual show, which is to be held in Battersea-1340r. On Monday, the 23r D of June, and following days, the implement-yard will be opened at 8 o'clock in the morning. and at 8 o'clock on the morning of Wednesday, the 25th, the judges will commence inspecting the live stock and making their awards. The general show of cattle, horses, sheep, pigs, and implements will be open to the public on Thursday, the 26th, and five suocemive days at various charges, and on Saturday, July 5, there will be a general meeting of members at the Star and Garter, Richmond. On Thursday, June 26, and two follow. ing days there will be a public exhibition of steam culti vators at work, near the Paroingham station of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway. The present arrangements of the show have been entrusted to Mr. ktratuireth Gibbs. SOCIAL SCIINCI ASSOCIATION.—The amtngementa for toe Cowls dc Blenfaisasee, and the conference of the members of the Society for the Promotion of Social Science which is next month to meet in the metropolis, are every day approaching completion. A distinguished French nobleman is to preside over the department of social economy ; the Very Rev, the Dean of St. Paul's (Dr. Ma roon) is to take the chair in that section which is charged with the coasideration of public education. The section which will bans be deal with international law sad the conk of 'satirise will be directed by the learning and expe rience al Dr. Travers Twin. Mr. Fairborn has consented to take charge of the section or department which will have to consider sanitary matters and all questions affecting the public health. THE SPACIAL EXHIBITION Smtvionc—Yestertlay there were senior at seversl places in the metropolis especially designed for the use of persona visiting Loudon in connexion with the Exhibition. French services were held at the Royal Chapel, SC James's, and at the Royal Military Chapel, Wellington Barracks, conducted by the Rev. Moos. Le Pasteur and E. de Presume. At the Royal Chapel a German service was performed by the Rev. Dr. F. W. Krummacher, court preacher, Potelini, and also a German service at the Royal Military Chapel. by Pastor Herrman Schmettau. At Regent's-park Chapel • French service was conducted by the Rev. A. Marna]; pastor of the Free French Protestant Church at Peru. At Eoeleston Chapel, Pimlico, In Italian service was conducted by Senor Feeretta, the founder of the free protestant schools of Florence. At Trinity Chapel. Conduit-street, a service was conducted by the Rev. Pastor G. Beskow, from Stockholm. At Harrow-mad Presbyterian Church there was a service by the Rev. J. Do Poutet. There were three special services yesterday at St. Jamee's-hall, conducted by the Rev. J. 0. Harriers, of Camden-town, the Rev. Newman Hall, of tansy Chapel, and the Rev. A. C. Thomas. There was a large attendance at Westminster Abbey last night, there being a full choral service, with a sermon by the Bishop of ISR Andrew's. On the 11th of June there is to be a special service in the save of the Abbey, the lessons to be read and the sermon preached in French. ROYAL NAVAL SCHOOL, New-cmask—A meeting of the members of this corporation was held on Saturday at the Royal United Service Institution, Whitehall-yard; the president, Admiral Bowles, C. 8., occupied the chair. The report stated that during the past year several vacancies hadioccurred on the reduced foundation, which the council bad filled up from a long list of urgent cues awaiting ad mission ; that the swimming bath feed, though still fall ! ing short of the amount required, would just , fy the roofing of the building during the Midsummer holidays; that 6431. 13s. 2d. received as donations and legacies had been added to the general fund stock, the ordinary expenses having been met by the usual receipts from pupils and voluntary subscriptions. leaving a balance at the end of last year of I.led. lla. 4d. ; that the number of pupils, which last year was 219, is sow 240 (of whom 66 are civilians), leaving only ten vacancies. Rear-Admi-al Charles Frederick, one of the Lords of the Admiralty, had again given a naval cadetship for competition, in addition to the three naval lead marine cadetships annually granted by the Admiralty. The " Ogle Scholarship " had been filled up by the election el • son of a post-captain, agreeably to the deed ; and the school had enjoyed ita usual remarkable health during the past year. The report also gave a detailed account of the meaner in which the pupils bad distinguished themselves in competitive examivations for the army, navy, marine, sad the other branches of the public service, as well as at the universities, and concluded with an appropriate eulogium upon the late Prince Consort, who laid the foundation of the building in 1843. The report was received and adopted. CRIETT.—GAME PROSPECTS. —On all the exten sive shooting grounds in the neighbourhood the prospects of sportsmen for the ensuing season continue to be of the meat cheering charuter. On the moors of Moozie, Canna. chair, Cornemuckloch, Gleniquoich, Olenturret, Glen almond, Logiealmood. Dunira, Lowers, Drummond Castle, Bram, Strowas, Oehtertyre, Abereairney, and others, grow are abundant, and in some cases the young broods are already hatched. All accounts agree that the wets are much more numerous this ammo than last year, aotwith deeding the 101111011150 number killed ; and if the weather continues favourable the young broods will be from two to three weeks earlier on the wing this season. The coveys of young partridges have become numerous on the hill skies and the banks of the Earn within the last few days ; and there never was a better prospect of partridge shooting. On all the preserves of Stristhearn, pheasants are plentiful, and the birds are sitting closely on their eeq6gst. Among the pine woods of Ttenntamer, Gorthy, Balaowan, and OddertYlw, capercallnes are breeding IMINEWOUIt J. and from the peculiar habit of the birds in building their nest. close to one another, the gamekeepers have not much difficulty In preserving them from danger. SHARE L182&-4T1118 DAY.) Two o'OLococ. The railway share market is depressed to-day, and prices are generally lower. Caledonian stock has fallen per cent., Lancashire and Yorkahire and South Eastern, a, and several of the other principal lines, ato a. London and North Western stock is now quoted 93{ to 84 ; Great Western, 72{ to 73 ; Midland, 128 to # ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 108 to a ; Caledonian, 108 to ; South Eastern, 84 to ; Eastern Counties, 513 f to I ; and Great Northern, 114 to 115. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are less firm, at 31 to pram. Indian, foreign, and colo nial railway shares are very quiet, at former prices. U&DLNAZY &DAUM AND STOCKS Elk I" I /AMU "' I i t i ttldi ncsi y. dilis lo 1 4.4.8 91.1 a. DO all Arts.. Wolaanoerval 71 11 4 - N. 1111 , 918k.,Das..aChea.leas = •-• .. 4 as smi Mackbers II all ,Blithaad Ties .. ... .4. IS .11 Boraos.ll6asirddlikld.C I 7 N. 10S &blot aad SAME 111. 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Dda, Avg. 1, 1872 eadonedbyßuS.lL.B. 11 a -- to too Do. Jelyl,7B. la U - IN IN Do. Autel, 18 1874, W5W- ditto. 78 a - 8t 100 Oaloaaa a L Iss•ara lO2 la - Si 100 Claps TADook ep.o.aoa la 106 114 100 liarm Dwial lO4 1064 102 2 96 WO nall Mks W 2 Do. G. Zateualoa .. - 4 4Pm - x la Grand Tama of lambda 94 16 - 1N NI Do. I per et ltd. - IN In Do.Sec.Prel.4 p.a.84 67 60 - MI all Do. 4 per at. Deana SS ti - 100 all Do. 7 per et. IN2 43 to - 1N al Do. do. 1967 ld 22 - lao an Do. do. 1871 Se ,341 - IL 0 100 a Do. New Dead balsa reelarola 1021 i Pm !- 1 0 2 103 i 4 la 1 Do. January, lea Par tPm - St 140 tit S. ont oi tt . S e r u ct la la - 04 1114 all Oltreal - 111 Do. New 1 1 71 di* - 1N s/1 Do.4p.aldaparaw.op a 100 ad - Y 9 all Do. 61 do., 17.wit.op. N a - MS In Do. do. 78 wtthouSop. - - - 10e all D0.64p.a.8d0„pa7.7 011 96 - It 100 Maras that.. 44 I/ pperer ct. 91 a - 4IL 140 Do. do. ot. - It lee Da. per ot .IWea 1914 I IA SI OI4 - 20 all Do. I per °out. do - - die - k 1411 Yelb.Oorp.ll 01.3eade •-•- - N all N.I sir Dards dam ob. II .- IV In Do. • do cap. 7 . Lad do A - D all De, da. E ery. do. 4 I - N an Da. do. Lead do. 4 6 - 100 N. Lat Canada op. o. a 88 - 111.. Wu /Wade WS lot - 111 De. Morn - II all Do. 201 - 114. 100 D0.1ad.84.2104.6.5p.e 114 100 - 111 1 Trlaldad.Uodard. l 2oOP 14 I 41. - FOREIGN ODLLOATIONL N.l Pd I RAILWAY& I Cada. prime. I Salsa. 4 all 0. La x ern 00 tug 6 welt 2/ 4 - 10 all Do. lamed at A 11.... 19 10 - 20 all North. of France Sp.. 194 ISO - 10 all Do. tßoal e) Bp. a - - - IS all Do. Alp.o. - - - 40 an & Lyons a per oast - - - 10 an Do. New 1 per cent.. 14 114 - 4 an lioyalliwedla6 percent. 3 - D all &Ara& Lom-Vea. Sp.e. 1 la - 10 all Southern ollrrance a p.a. 11 - 100 all Vletorltmmaouelap.a. 100 101 - N all 14.&N.W.oarsacesp.o. 11 114 - COLONIAL GOVIRIaIIfT SICURITLar. No. lea I StoOLL IPO CL prima. I Sale.. .... ..•Can.Oev.llo.e., isms, . too, 111 111 1111 — .... . Do. 6 per eaat..11104.. 100 - - - .... .. Do.' pee elieb.ltag. 100 108 110 - .... .. Do. 6por olMozAlisp. 100 108 110 2,214.804 .. Do. 6 par ma 686, .. Do.llpereeat.ln Mock 100 100 101 .... .. Cape el G Hopettp.cLlBoo 100 110 112 do. 1890 100 111 111 Da .... . . Do 1.06, .. New Ilnimaw.Goe de .11 p. lBa ci. l . - 1 100 00 1 107 12 i 1 104 14 .... .. N. !Lasko Gv.6p. 0.1 100 1000 101 i " 77_ - 80 - - .... . Do. . ,11 p. aMS lOO OS • • • .. .... Yew Zealaod S PAL' i l a per iW cea lfi t b 1 100 " 1 95 09 1 11" 11 114.440 .. Nova Scotts 4p. a, 11272 100 109 111 - .... .. 2.1 ast.flow. like. lead. 100 108 110 - ..• . .. Vic. Gv.B p. o. Ja4.121711) NO 108 110 - .... .. Do. do. Op. a April 5 0 100 if* Mt - YOZSIGN JUILWAYS._ ZULWLTL 6 , Jugenan a sll ll Aren Andtwerpn ee • notterdmia 10 Bahlaalt.fratge.a. an lingian Z. Jtu all •Bealan to Oraissessac In ;Canneaux Line • ILML all 'Ooplapo an I Do. Irsteustoo IS . Dutch Ithenitb all 'Eastern of France mi RA Sudan gua. A p. c all OA Central of ?ranee all Gt. Luxembg. Coast db all Llama Junction all Jake Constance* Baia all likens aa Turnhout all Lyons and Oenera W Marla Antonia W Nans&Lege l By tbe all , Do.ep.c.M. j Heig.gov. all Northern of Franca ld Do. New Shares .. all Norwegian Trunk Prat. IS Ottom...tewnynutAitiln, a Irani, Lyons. and neat [ all lads and Orleans 1$ nails and H. Yrancisou (Pernam=jp. c all alga all loyal Danish an loyal Mama& 6 . 1 ! Di" S partek De. preset. PreL 4kTpiret. vieslia• 1 3.s,ad rarnernpnrat p 11/miltsWass Ds. if pa sod. Prat Wept.* X. W. at /nom Closing prime. di 11 pa — 11. 11 12 41 4 die g A"1 laf 15 11 2 0 1 20 21 Ili di 11 10 8 7 Ms 42} 44} 6/ NI 4} 11} dial li 16 111 it sd 1 Pm at la SI Rau Ad Ut id 10 10 2 1 id. DISENTUIIII STOCXS. IL 616.11000.0.0.11006101 1 W 101 11. Noelaikip.e.lllo.lo/0. 06 0 16. IL ant. 4p.elk Jo.4alib 10 081 N K. SWIM R. 1/00 6..0. IN - K W.111.00.100.-66..011. 10 100100 941 4- lie I 14 , 1 siiil :~ IMO SAO I.w 1.126 LIAO ILI l MOO lAA 4119 4 1 :6 4 Lei •Moo' Wet 4.000 ~~1 1! 1.1a 1 Th! Tviii I SIO, 000 1.002025: 145819 per Dent prd., 1;61..: 10 3) 1 6 0 77,000 00.000 Lando*. I.llatham. and Dover,lletrup.Extens. 17 171 210 0 81,500 706.760 Alapcpmier t dhedield. and Unman, Clanton and Liverpool tsten. 30 Sonde (Loth' Capital, 26 South Yorkshire ea. _ - 210 0 22,500 56,250 4 110 0 125,000 187,500 2 19 1 0 0 26,000 26,000 Flee per Cent. Victoria !Aaiun, rte., 4h p. rt. pref. eh. 30 i 010 0 94,000 13,000 Total In Jane . Total called In At months of 11102 it7ANI We are requested to state that the share list of the Union Bank of Ireland (Limited) will be closed for London and the provinces to-morrow, and for Ireland on the 30th instant. The Illinois Central Railway Company have is sued the following financial statement for the mouth of April : Acres construction lands 'OW „ Interest fund •• ft” 4,370 40 for Dole. 40,706 el 6,660 6 • 14,260 17 for 1,1131 ed fur lOcaircti land .. Oop. Do. Sp. M. Pep. Dipb. IL In altutLon.Slappng Canal Esetrle T log. Ono Ati g l 7 l 6 . em. litmus Navlisti.n (1143a4ed) , Ca Do. 171Tair t. gr./ Loo. District TeL (L.).. Led Don. Omnlhno ex. Lon.dB. Ire. Dlr.TeL L. Madre& lingo. 3 tn.. Neater. Et. TeL (Lisa) National linwount Co.. Nes boddec.eledroni Netherlands!. 8 p. e.prt N. Bruna. N. scot.... Aossreleden.. Seat= —. zd 261 - SO 8 Sd 79) 47 &01 GO ... SI/ naPal Cisa 1 a?,"?i - i.iii 1b3,6711 NAOS 60,0* 40.00 v 000,000 10.000 WOOD 60.006 ICON W 00) IKON 14.206 Tt,030 15 1 00 1 ) Il.bN 1i... 10. W 11•,0111 10.1.0 b " Now Shares' .. Orlon. la. Rim. Lm.,..( Peel Elver Lands Ws. Poulin. sad Or/w. sss Lass & lad. ToL 0.4 119issaey hos -am. NsTo Rio &Jan. CULInt.(I6 )1 Do. Rossi Mall Stoma —. l Scottish Aust. Innate. b Australian load beast°, Sol. Snip R.. to. Inglatand ITIiZ,-. ---- Wilmot' to halo (L.) . a Al{. of Aut(l4 LI. trustaLa.Co.ll.Conal. Vu. ILlottdoot TeL (L.). Vas Illernis L.... 4 4 1 6 1 din par dia par Il rs 1 1 TAE GOVERNMENT OF BADEN AND THE BET - LW Macy popular petitions for • general amnesty having been presented to cod favourably received by the Roden Chamber, the government of the Greed Duke energetically opposed the motion, declaring through the Minister of Justice that the decrees of proscription must be ninintaieed against the leaders of the revolutionary epoch—especially against thou who, like Karl Blind, continue to this hour their demo cratic propaganda. This language el the crown hu given rise to an expression of great diratidactios in the Bade. press. DESPATCH OF AMERICAN MATTA—OD Saturday the Cunard Royal Mail steamer Persia was despatched from Liverpool for New York, with mails for the United States and North America, and • large number of passengers, kn. The next American mail despatch from Liverpool will be on Wednesday sett, by the Inman steutierCity of Wultisitos. biome melancholy cases of hydrophobia have lately excited considerable sun in Franco. The death of the lady of an eminent physician, under very sad circum stances, has been recorded in the Gazette des Hoopla's.; and various trials have been made of remedies which have been suggested from the reports made of their efficacy. MONEY MAJtI4.ET.-(TLIIS Two o'CLocz. The funds to-day are very quiet, at the slight reduction which took place on Saturday. In the other markets great dulness prevails. Some of the principal English railways have given way, owing to the non-confirmation of the statement published on Saturday by a contem porary that the Confederate army had been de feated and surrounded. At Paris this morning, wording to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rented, opened at 70fr. 25c., being sc. lower than on Saturday. Turkish Loan Scrip is quoted 2g to 2g prem. ; Egyptian, 1 lg prem. ; and Russian, to j per. _ . . Consols are officially marked 931 and it cues div., foe money, and 921, ex div., for the account. The present quotations are 931 to 1, cum div., for cash, and 92 to 1, ex div., for the 10th of June. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 911 ; New Three per Centa. , 91k, f ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1991, ; Exchequer Bills, 14s. prem. The late rise in Spanish Certificates is not fully supported. The last transactions recorded are at 81 and 91, although purchases were effected in the morning as high as 91. Mexican, Italian, and most other stocks are dull with little change in prices. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 801 to I ; and that of 1868 at 701 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows Brazilian Four- and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 1858, 1880, 93} ; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 97 (exchange, 25fr.); Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641 (exchange, 26fr.) ; Kgyptian Seven per Cents. (scrip), 11 prem. ; French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bentes, 96fr. 25c. (exchange 25fr.) ; Italian Five per Cents., 70 (exchange 25fr.) ; Mexican I Three per Ceuta., for account, 311 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1858, 1857, 1859, and 1860 for account, 451 ; Russian Five per Cents., for ac ' count, 971 ; ditto Four-and -s-Half per Cents., 911 ; ditto Five per Cents., 1862 (scrip), prem..; the Spanish Committee's Certificates, 9,1, 81, 91 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 701 ;. ditto 1001. Bonds, 711, I ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862 (scrip), 21, prem. ; ditto paid-up Scrip, 701; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 131. The Enura will take to-morrow 22,2341. in gold, and 1,9801. in silver for Bombay, and 5001. in gold for Aden, making in all 24,7141. The list for the Lausanne and Fribourg Railway 8 per cent. guaranteed loan for 285,0001. sterling was closed on Saturday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, pursuant to the terms of the advertisement. By this judicious oourse, the disappointments usual in such cases will be to a great extent prevented. The applications on Saturday represented 425,0001. The scrip was quoted 1} to 2} per oent. premium. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weedy List) of the railway calls falling due in the month of June. The amount is moderate : Amount per Share. .... Air.d, , Number Due In June, Ilea . Date. Paid. Cal. of Sumas. Amaral. Danube and Shia ma, New S - £lO 0 0 500 C. 5,000 - 210 0 9,200 23,090 Dublin and Meath Mete= Osestlst, p. et. pr9l. 01. lit 44 tiara so 33 113 4 119.007 149,361 Great Northern 51. Five 4I in i0..1 tii.e OL lb. U. lea. L 14.4. U. Is. aa. LS.V. 4. UMW 118.:•d- T 1.7. T I i Se 4 a at ei -- ii --4 100 106 30 66 it te 111 11 I 1 13 3613 Y4} 40 ao 4 11 11 16 7 :4 16 I Pd. 10. Mier. 88 IN li Ii pain CI lid 22i tit 78 VO N 66 Par i Pin 15, Se xd $4 SS 96 97 89 40 181 Is I I die YO tEd 65i /Pi 40 idB•4 3 71 & I • I pan 701 ca• 4 i 4 I Dm, SO 41 49 Ed 26 26 MI VI 86 88 44 48 821 84 Pd.l el prices $ 1 - 71 - 19 ▪ X 16 Id 4 t 26 20 la 26 • it 110 114 It 16 $I 34 106 105 100 Per Pl 6 100 102 2 ft 26 27 31 1 du my 1 pcsi IT i ;s; f+ 44 I !Pa i lir 12 14 h II 00 50 . 191 70 10 ts p. lin 191 17 19 41 11 ▪ 141 i son 49 11 iii IN 13_ 14. 6,046 17 for 46,661 MI 2.i..56 96 Total Woo daring April. 1801 To which add town lot salvo Total of all 71,84 8$ Acres 'old since January 1, 1862.. 27,440 19 for 381,064 60 Acres sold previously poet ales) .. 1,836,w71 44 for 18161,203 U Total 10.till,a0 68 Construction hoods cancelled pre►loee to March 31 2,101,000 00 each collo:to iu April 60,000 bd./tel. corn received In April, os bawl. Net collection to March Si, WM Receipts trum passengers Do. freight ... Mi. 94,476 03 73.666 75 6,356 36 6.433 00 0,7 5 0 04 Do. rent of road Do. other sources Total receipts in month of Apr% Ills Total ree.,44.4 in month of . April, 1841 Original land grant, 7,505,000 acre*: railway, 706 miles of main Mach, and 07 miles of tidings; 118 engines; 2,436 can; feuded debt, 16,175,600 dole. The Norma has arrived from Chiva with 375,800 lbs. of tea. SATURDAY EVINDI4. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 / to I ex div. for the 10th of June, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 921, " sellers." For money the last price was 93} to div. The official business report is as follows Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93, k, cost div. ; ditto for amount (June 10), 921, ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, Wlk ; New Three per Cents., 91k, k ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1091, k ; ditto Bonds, 28e. prom. ; Five per Cent. "enfaoed" rupee paper, 103 e, 1021. The India Five per Cent. Stock remains quoted 109 k to ; India Bonds, 255. to 28s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, 10s. to 14a. prem. The foreign stock market was quiet, except as regards Spanish Certificates, which have risen to 98 to k. The Turkish Loau of 1854 closed at 80k to 81, being firmer ; that of 1858 at 70 to 4; Mexi can at 31/ to ; showing • slight improve ment ; and Italian Five per Cents. at 70} to g, yesterday's rise being maintained. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Otoox. The mining market to-day is generally rather I quiet, with less business. East Caradon shares are quoted 42e to 43 ; Marks Valley, 9f tot Wheal Seton, 131 to 133; East Cern Brea, 18 tot ; Wheal Ludoott, 8 to G I 3 North Downs , 4} toe ; and Wheal Grenville, 'to f. East Gadou shares have been dealt in at ; and East Cara Brea, at 18k. There are inquiries for United Mexican Mining shares, which are marked 7 and 7e. Other foreign as well as colonial mining shares are quiet. With regard to East Cern Brea Mine, the circu lar of Messrs. Webb and Geach observes :—" The public seem disposed to absorb these shares for in vestment. There have been various reports circu lated regarding the prospects of the mine, but the price of the shares continues firm, and the buying orders have been in a great measure from the neighbourhood of the mine. We (Birmingham Poet) nuderstand that a peti tioa is bankruptcy wan, on Satorday,filed against Mr. G. V. Brooke, the popular tragedian, who is now a prisoner In Warwick County Gaol, under a ca. ca. It in reported that he will be released on Wednesday next. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIE-LAIIZ.-(THDI DAY. ) There has been a continuum of fine dry weather sine* our last report. The wind today is from the west, with a pleasant breeze. The supply of English wheat for the past week was smalL Flour, oot quite so contracted. Barley, beam, pees and tares, short. Melt sad seeds moderate. Very few Scotch, and no Irish, oats, reported during the week. The foreign arrivals of wheat were ratbur large, the Buster portion from Prussia, sad mosso Mediterranean. Black Bak and Egyptian. Flour, a small supply of barrels from New York. Barley, a fair quantity, Prussian, Mediterranean, Black as, and Egyptian. Oats a small supply !tweed ish, with • few Dutch and Danish. A cargo of basin fron: the Medi terranean. A good supply of East Indian linseed and oilseed, but other seed. very limited. The wheat trade to-day is rather dull at a decline cif about 2s. per quarter OU all descriptious of both English and torsi's. Flour has declined 6d. to le. per sack more than on Mos day last, with not much business doing. Barley is a heavy male, at last Monday's rates. Oats, floe corn, are as dear as before, but if anything lower ; and inferior is a dull gale, and cheaper. Batas and peas are as dear as before. Seder-Tares, linseed, and rapeseed without change. Cloverseed firm. Mustard and canary, nothing doing. FLOATING CARGOES without change in TALI., from Mon day but. WNZAIL-English: Eases and Kent, whit', WSW, 48.. to 565.; ditto, fi ne old, -s. to -s. ; ditto, red, new, 445. to 515., ditto, floe old, -s. to -a. ; Norfolk, arc., fine old, --a. to -a; red, new, -s. to -a. Foreign : Dasatale, 66e. to 575.; fine, 575. to 5.; eat", 582. to ga.; Konigiherg, 50a. to 565.• ditto, azga, file. to 66..; Rostock, extra, 53a. to 56..; Mecklenburg, 51.. to 66a. ; Ucksrmark ditto, --e. ; American white, 52e. to Site.; ditto, red, 403 a. to 50a.; Cana dian, 48.. to 50.. Bunny. --English malting 355. to 361. ; Ass, 40e.; grinding, 275. to TM.; sad di'etilling, 30. to 32. i. par qr.; foreign grinding, 25.. to 294.; ditto distalhag, 295. to 31.. Mn.-a English. &rex and Norfolk, 661. b 3. .; 63.. to 675. ; Kinpton and Ware, GU. to 685.; bcowr, 60s. to 58a. Wig-English feed, 21s. Od. to 245. W. ; potato, 26e. to 295. ; foreign, 24 to 27.. BLONL-English tick, 345. to 355. ; harrow, 38.. to 39e. ; pivots, 38.. to 395. ; foreign, Mwagan, 30.. to 32.. ; tick, 36.. to 375. ; Konigsberg, 38s. to 39..: EgyPtiall. : 4 2 1 - to 3 31 6 !'vas.-English boilers, 39.. to 40e.; white and bias, 395. to 421. ; maple, -.. to -s. grey, 35.. to 375. ; hog, 37". to 395. ; foreign. 355. to 38e. FLOM-English to 43.. to 445.; ditto floe, 46.. to 515.; country, 40.. to 415.; Norfolk and Suffolk, 35a. to 385.; French, -a. to -a. per sack; U.S. sweet, 25a. to 28..; CSINAhi/AL 2%. to 28e. Spanish. -2. to -s. INDIA" W bite, 31s. to 33a. ; yellow, 295. to 31s. FLoaergo Calmest, all C. F. and L -Wheat : Berdi aaski and Marianople, per 4921 be., 44e. to as. ; Ohirks, 44e. to 48s. ; Polish Odessa, per 480 tbs., red, 41s. to 43.. ; white, - • Danube and Wax, 45.. to 46e. ; Egyptian, 33.. to 365. Barley Egyptian and Syrian, per gabs.. 21s. to 22a. ; alarm sod Danube, do., 224. to ?Jr. Beans s Egyptian, per 4801b5..302. to 312. Maize : Odessa and Galata, per 492115., 30.. Od. to 315. ; and Bulgarian, per 49111b1., Mk. Od. to 3 12. ; French, do., --a. to -a. ; American, do., %a. to 29a. ; Egyptian, -a. to -s. filaitia-Omary seed, per qr., 34.. to 50a. ; Hemp . seed, per qr., 46.. to We. ; Mustard seed, per bushel, white, 6.. . to 9s. ; brown, 7s. to 10s. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, gra to 614. ; Linseed cakes, English, per ton, : 111. Os. to 121. Os. ; American, thin, in bets., per toy 121. 06 to IV. 10s.; do., in baga,lll. Oa. to IU. 104.; Baltic, 01. to 01. Marseille', 105. to 101. 10s.: Rape cakes. 61. eato 71. ; Tares, per bushel, winter, Bs. to 9a. 01 ; Rape. • seed, English, per qr., 64.. to 791. AREIVAL9 INTO LONDON MOM MAY NI TO MAY M. wheat. Barley. 11313. Oats lam Mimi NW ms Oosatwlas. gra qrs. gra OK 1 era i qrs.! belll Ws. a 136 1 I•6 use as 10367 2664 360 as ! .. Foreign . .. 26 2 7! si ! !ii ! .... iiiii . two .. . se . 111.06213.—Peaa, 42 gra; Mu:, 2,367 sacks. MINCING LANK—(THIS DAY.) am:L.A.—The only trameetions at forestal reported con sist of a floating cargo of Cabs for Bristol at 2b. :M.. land ing weights ; sad 100 bust of clayed, No. 11, at 24a. Ito load without champ. Corm continues dull of tale... Tea.—The mar --- ketremeles dull and inactive. Butt.-120 rams. of Babies sold at la. sd. proof. 0011.011.—N0 sales reports'. HISIP.-600 bake of Manilla have been sold at 251. to 251. 10s. Saurwras.—We are without transactions to report. The public galas advertised for to-morrow consist of 300 hhds. of Marbadoes and 1,000 bags Madras sugar, 100 seeks 150 bags coffee, 2rlo bap cocoa, 2,700 bags Bengal rim, 50 cases ahellac, and 350 bales Gambier. TALLOW mauczr.—(THll3 DAY.) The market is Moldy. Town tallow is quoted 445. 3d. net cash ; Peterebtuy Y.O. on the spot, 461. 3d. ; June, 46e. to 46e. 3d. ; July, 475. ; September, 48s. 9d. ; October to December, 48s. 9& to 495. PARTICI:OAM 07 TALLOW. Stock on hand Ws day Delivery lest west Ditto from let Joao 27,6Z9 .924 m nivel last west Ditto boa ist Jaw _ _ . ties T.C. pot cwt. tido day I Ditto Town in hinny 04.310 525. 04. Us. 04. 01,0111 LIN 71,,US 274 117,480 874 U. 844 Od. i:iii 117,064 1,434 97,644 644 6d. 464 Id. Arrivals ter She week sego( Isse II Ws year, We auks, sal delivery, 1,44 asks. TM arrivals last week comprwed 2,211 oaks Australia, 110 ether plawes—total. 2.1$ auks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARXET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of beast* is an quite so large as oa Hoag last. Trade is more active, aadtlie choicest kinds an rather dearer. The number of sheep ts also rather smaller, and there is • little advance in price. Good lambs being scarce ere rather dearer; but a large proportion are of inferior quidity. Calves are selling about as on Thunday. From Germany and Holland there are 128 besets, 2.660 sheep, sad 190 cakes. Freesia, 5 beasts ; Scotland, 630 ; Norfolk sad Suffolk, 2.860; and 17 from the Western Counties. Per Woo of albs. s. d. 4. d. Per dodo of albs. 4. 6. dd. Dot Scots. 11144•144. 4 a 6 Boot Dm& lit-bdsB44 484 • Seat Ithomiaeres 4 0 2 Dent Lora -w 0015.... 00 0 • Bs qua buda a 8 Do. do. Morn 4 4 4 8 Oilves Pip 0 0 0 4 Lwo w. I d• sego 4o4o od 4 . 100._ 3 0 8 0 4 0 • 0 6•4lDasa Illt-broda 0 0 I Idaho Beasts at mast, 3,t40 . Sheep and WON. 24,630 ; C lvrs. 241; HP. 302 BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. P►tteodes and Smith report the demand steady for ooesumption at firm prices, with a very limited supply of last year's growth. Old hops continual to be exported ia order to obtain the full amount of drawback. rather thea take the 7s. per cwt. on the 15th September next. COAL MA RBET.—(THD3 DAY.) Walla End Hatton, lea ; Walls End lambkin, 15s. bd. ; Walls End Haswell, 16a ; Walls End Booth Hatton, 1k Walls End Hartlepool, 15s. ' • Walls End Braddyla 15s. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 14s. 6d. ; Warn. Loath Kelton, 15e. ; Walls End Heugh lull, 14s. Gd.; Walls Ead Kenos, 15n ; Walls End Eden Main, 14s. 6d. ; Walls End Hadley, 14s. • ' West 1N ylam, 14s. 3d. • Holywell, 15a. 61. ; North Patton, 13n ; Bleekbure Wesi Hartley, 14a, ; Craghead, 14a. ; Davklson's Hartl. y, 15s. 3d.; W alls End Russel Hatton's, las.-131alups.,t market. PROP7NCTIAL SHARI MABZETS. LlTraltooL. MAT U.—Sales to-day . —Eastern Cav:t: a. Great Western, 71—lanoaster and Carlisle. loO—.lino. and Windermere, 161 6-I6—Lancashire and 1 orkshce, 10is Wa 9l—London and North Western, 94 41 4—Lonslon and Ponds e stern, 100—tilelland, 1281(—Newcastle and Carlisle. 120— Math gastem, Bal.—Grand Trunk of Canada, 241—Grent Luxem bourg, 14 15-16-41reat Western of Canada, 121—Illinois Cets teal, paid op, 55 61—Erie exassessment, ss , —Sainbre and Mesas, 111_10.16 end. - Albano,/ .lbettedi. 1i 1 19-1 9 new. llammlirrna, MAT 2l.—There eas • falba better mark* t bnit not mush business reported.— linnets Central, fie d .2 , —Lan cashire and Yorashire lOC —Manchester and Slietbeld, 414 — Ditto, 6 Pref., 4—North Eastern iLoels. 6.sl—South Eastern, Bt—Northern Counties Bank,; 746 prem. Bi unman Sit, MAT U.—There were sales In Birmingham of Joist Stock Bank ,Liagted, at 04 prem. Itetrupolit m Wagon, 14 prem. and Birmingham Wagon Preference at 1 psem. Bir mingham Canal. quoted IN to 964: Birmingham lianktag Com pany shame& to I : Britannia 3.16 to 1 prem. Market steady, with MUG doing. THE HARTLEY COLLIERY CATABTEOPaR—The report of Mr. Kaaren Blackwell au the late catastrophe at Bartley, in the official investigation of which. ea the repro aeotative of the Hone-office, that gentleman took rant. has been published. The document is one of cousalmahle im pormoce, end will doubtless be read with lat.-rest, ..s wad ng to throw additional light on the Mreemetanr... of that fearful calamity, and the Datum of the legislative measures which should be adopted with a view to the prevention of similar accidents in future. From the date of the entry found on the person of the overman, .'.mour, Mr. Blackwell concludes that the men in the pit died not later than the afternoon of the day socoeediug the fatal occurrence, and Um death of the sufferers, he thinks, had been attended with comparatively little pain. The material of the engiombeem, which occasioned so great a sacrifice of human life, is represented as having been of "fair" quality, and the breakage is attributed to the violent concussion to which it was subjected, when its =as wee arre.ted coming in coated. with the spring beneath, after the couuterbaLuiciog load in the abaft was partielly or wholly lost. The insonvenience and danger of single shafts, both in point of ventilation and as a mesas of ingress in egress tote miners, are emphatically dwelt upon by Mr. Black well, and en earnest desire is expressed that each a system should henceforth be abolished, the cost of a different and more safe arrangement being, in many instances. of a very trivial character. Bach is • summary of thin elaborate report, and It is to be hoped that the preent minim of periturarek now fast approachiag towards • close, may eat per over without some action being taken upon so vital mad iimpeetaits • subject. —Nnrcastle C/srossick. •,171,1ri 10 id lid. iw 2 W au Ba. 1110 Oka sd zd