The Express. — London, England, 1858-05-03 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE, (rims DAY ) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (B.fon Mr. Commissioner Pane.) IN ■e MIrHO► AID OIMINO. .. • Tye Nos the ezotaiosuch i p la thtcne of Whim lawlo IC% Meta Obi& Admit yap doe" ot Onmes-olvoet 11111. The etoesols, b v K..% Itodoeto, Merl how the Ist a, r. ..: 7 , ii.. se the AM../ AO beaknqtay la Notch Last. The Joins talkie:oohed le we hisete: Do To simalf= ll L MS ft paaskaritt Of 11/ 1 4 6 6 40 . Di ft. PLOW* .:• Drr=e D lei me Dr • ..... I.NS 13 03.11/ 14 1 ..... ........ AUX, 34 • UK • • I 1 ' ** • I Sr Imo * OM• ... bit ki Waft . ..... tit * renew :* "" " " • ...... •• • • 23 . 371 3 3 _ mart 14 i Mr. Mambo. lhe elleial aolgage la hie repor oa the owe, Mae aid rime bolimpte NW • pillion IR t art mat ea the Ida Jerry, sod the dm needs( wee laid as the id flerrh. flak prepaid wee to pap 12e. is the posad, imilinonle at link at; aloe, wid ll wicatth. fro th th e le by t sl Mesa MI Oa the 17th Muth tbo m k t th e path were adjourned into open = I C wimps supswil to have roverueecad bruiser cm their we mo th le joitherr 08.53. with • o a pit a l of about =F T.., 11•141 both previous], to the Sid a Kr. Durban/es, of Budge-row—Blehop for .ad Diming fur ab ou t 13 years. The Ad books hod been regularly kept, amid showed the tell=tremactione with great demure. There were moat opearity ; and through the beak mil Main there ea. no instance of thole obtaining ad- Min spa gouda. The babilines, eneeempau m woo upon bill. received by the - tleir eustonien and di seek X . Mg Mining armed at maturity at tk. dem alb lselsapray. It err eapected that about 16,6002 of gm Me wail be paid at maturity, and that only Mont MOIL mil le pawed against the estate. The batakmphe W aim alielk regalerly at the sod of inch year. The m ite was vesehed, se to lam ware the winds of the b, tn. tenkrupte books, with the trig* imeeption rat isfuTle, loot. rho separate balance-sheet el %het shoved urban 6411, to met which the meets were rearmed at 11101 ; Diming's crediting were returned at INK • alma 121. Mr. Lieldater add the eingneee had no ollection to the Linkups: petzkag their last examination. his was the torn Mune it band theemei theAmEr=; therefore it was creditable he the baelmipes thus been able to Ile their balance. Is which them ia nine le Mr meignete to be in the position they vie. The debts appeand to be watidsishis ; hai, ea the other bead, the property wee large —111,0191. el 000 i. The enigma hal post pleasure le ailleatiall SO the paailag. Yr. Duda mewed for Prince, of Walling-streeti and ether orie eee be the ameoutit of 20.0001. He wished to ler ibe e7 or two quietism to the haahrupen one of Me thet they called their credit bankrupt; ors was emmined. He stated together an the 14 January hot,hawing menempleami them proemial's, slily a very few day& They hod believed sh a h early i• Jaseary. Lew balm Christmas-day wore to • Mate of imeivemoy. They bed bees On beck far nee yews. 'They expected to gat sow cheaper, ad to be ode to carry on. Mr. M'Murray, a creditor, did met know of their difficulties till Jail previona to the . lie did not know of the mate of then affairs about the meiddla of December. He mold not know it before I . They bed had large die:ottani with Mr.il`Miuray. On or dsat the 24th id December, tolls to the swam of UM. was tended to him bat discount, and he gave them the meaty. On the 26th of Dna:ober, otter bill. of 6571. were beaded einw recideed., awl dieoulated. Part of the wavy had been preeleuely Mr. Lamest% as behalf of Ibis bankrupts, ps Out, lea atietemt in eapination of thaw Though gie dieloyear hid era large. there wee mot a alagie has eareertag of wierimoodetioa iguanodons. The bankrupt in answer to • further relUon, said Wt tar the 24th December, Mr. 1491unsy e anoint' hod been mimed—he could not my whether by Imo large as amount es 3,0001 They taw they wan then laa inae. but hoped they should be able to pull through. They bad b. going Lock for two years, but not for the whole period over whims the balance-sheet extended. The Commissioner —What dors all this tinily Y Bankrupt—No representations interne& by Mr. M %army which induced ea to reduce hie account. Bills were bonded over voluntarily. Mr. Lawman mid that the moony was a duateatiag one ; it err mach smaller on the lit of December ihaia oa ilte 24th. The Conuoissiotter—All thin has nothing to do with the question Wore se, which is whether the aromas ere tree, end the bankrupts are entitled to per their lest examine non. Yr. Usk later said that Mr. hi'Murray had no knowledge whatever of the portion of use bankrupt. at the time re tweed to. — Mr. Dort—Will Mr. M•Niurray get into the box end doe list P Mr. am perfectly ready to do so. The Couraironer—There a. bottling an prevent the beak rapt. paring. These fact• will have to he inquired into at the ortalloate meeting, which will aortae before another coot saner (tdr. Couttetrioner °adhere). Pared accordingly, end a day wee ammorrl for the oertifi are satistlag. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. • TRIATILICAL PAILL:Rit —Ol LS WILLI•Ill Tr basolvent, the late manager end renter of the Garrick Theatrw applied to be adulated to beg until hie bearing. Tie ameernnee is the proceedings was attribsted to the has.. —mined Is the spa:elation of tie Garrick Thisatra,thie issolvsat hewing in (/.tober last beam= tenant of the theatre, and baring lout, during tie tenancy, 4401. The deb , . were MI., and daring the period the iamisamt we the manager therm had been so pr o ds,. It was further dm Iced by tba inbeinle that the insolvent hod Ism an attorney's clerk until r embarked is the thee teal epocalation which had occasioned his imprisonment in Wbetemeeratreet Prison, from whisk Is applied to be rel.!!•A Mr. herr. • theatrical to Kr. Obrage, a byre diesraler, ableadoct this rearoper, to brim ortwely for Ihe bralrist. asi wore intsatrd b 7 gam alas soars as Is their silwer Corr errer Phillips was ariolled aormas Ors by Mr. Johasou sad Mr. Chows% owl r aria err r hro for UM maelwat's ~i wag imaged kr Os 3114 bras; whew re will tar rhos. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) TM liar poling seaskar for the Mel d patames ibr eau= asmaltamil Vas amity et M Adam asammead starataat at the Ileadaaa- boom. Clothesline gross, ba lm the Asoneant-Judes and • bench of TV adaadat—which la rotor heavy—contains mama et SO prlmears tor teal. The Mat* of ttio sawlike a/ dr prisoners I. thus did in the edemas nt the .slued.:-1A can neither nod an mete, 13 MP read, 6 can raid and write itapodatikr. 22 CGS read and unite w e ll, sa d 11 .e described so ad superior education. The grand jury having been bri.fly charged se to the nature of their duties, the court pricerded wit► the trial at prhionere, but nothing of iroportanoe iAricurred darts( the inorning. THE POLICE COURTS. (TIIIB DAY ) MANSION-HM.788. 18714 /with& a des , itute crest we, wee charged with having bream windows o.ght. A policatamt —I as+ the defendant sitting at a door. and twdesvoared to prrvell upon her to go away. and managed is roam her ap. She dm dung a stoats at me, after white ohs threw Ames at the window. of a hove sod broke two poor. 8h• said she was withal* food and &Nada, and I wok bps to ths station-bows. The Load Mayor was disposed to punish the dellisdani spoa hearing that she wee refractory, but afar eon to which his conversation with law led, be found her =el obwet of orsopesston, sad directed that ohs should big= to her hom e in the cuuntry, and paid himself LT the whams. The artrl appeared to be really thankful for the change, sad at peered her reerrn at haring violated the law men is bar Wmarry. irithdlNl Skinner ' one of the porters to Ifetere. Hall sad C.) , orange Inerehenta, was urged with having stoles Ist weave. to had been at work, d was observed to 1 ,21, 4 1 7 .1 r aa eetiae more balky, sad the sopeviateadent, spa ilkag P w bold of him, Maud oreagee stowed about hie e ' Ths primer was ratasced to be isoyebord wit ► lL bard helm bt le days. -.— - -- - 10111SERT Or • ROW MID OOP. Jena Moon aged 29, al ao kaaas, • liesisser, 410 1 Au' Gram ware chepd, the blur milk Wain hale Mali Oa • Mit Of I I • AWOL • 1 111 van ink the paw* el Ns .Wissaikire ham et 111, /tiny, Lass. a lto smoismie pdain. we le ' 1 • 411 =11i. Parmas. IS Ills Illk Wo o ma THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 3, 1858. having ocouion to Mop them he naked the male prisoner, who was paean, sod whom be had sem before seen, to bolt dor ths home aed gig. Hs then went into the homes, and apes looking oat of the drawing-room w i n d ow, f ound that the gig wee gene. The prosecutor then went in search of the primmer, the snit found hie ho rse en d g i g i n a street near, but the snit of livery and shawl were gone. Information was then rte to the police, and shortly afterwards police-constable Taylor, 226 0, stopped the female prisoner in the Gray'e-inn teed, when it was aacerteMed that she had got the out need her for a " bustle." 1.7p.n mining her how she became of it, she at raid the male prisoner had given ri l et ed oat. rto pawn. The male prisoner, who was In custody fur some trivial charge at another polics-conrt, was, upon being discharged, apprehended and brought to this court, when he laid he wao very sorry, and admitted the dame. All the property stolen had been recovered. The male prisoner in =ewer to the charge admitted that he was guilty, but raid that the female was "perfectly and quite innocent," for he had given her the coat to pawn, tell her it was his own, and she know no better. Mr. Cords said he should discharge the female prisoner, eel should not deal so hardly with the male prioonse as if he bed clad artifice io the committal of the robbery. He osesideed that the prouctder had placed a great temptatioe le the way of the prisoner, by leaving him. • man he did sot knew, I. the poseessito of each property. He then @rebored the male Maar laS t oura@ these meathe* imprimaturs, with hard of Correeticm. WESTMINSTER. ZO MMMMM AT IAIroM•SQUAII. Gorr Hag, aired 20, wee charged before Mr. Payola , / with having been ooncersed, with two others not in citetedy, is entering the dwelling-house of Calomel Charles Scott, 79, Balm-equare, and stealing two pairs of silver tongs, two ether li trays, and two pandit, burners with silver Maine, foes the brary. It appeared from th e ev id ence t h ey between four and five o'clock on Saturday afternoon, se the butler less plays with me of th e sous ef Odom! Solo, the prisoner the doer leading from the library into the MIL The= said held at hie collar and asked him what he wee doing them. He said lee was there to give en ahem, having soma teree ma run away, sad who bed mho toomethisg. Hs, the butler, mouthed, " There was • door to knock . at, std that it was • strange way to get lasts wiadow," be haring seem the window open. Re milled • e:(Woodard 11, 211) and gave hi m into hie Merge. ti a m subsequently hod that the above articles had been stolen from the library. Charles Gogeriy, • crossing sweeper in Eaton-equals, said that about tear o'clock he saw the prisoaar, who wee in the company of twe other mos, in the equore._ Pstand him, and went towards the residence of camel Seat. Shortly after witness went towards the home, sled sew the • library window open. He stopped • frw minutes, mad Indio I there beard a parrot, which was in the library, sereambag " Who an you? What do you want? He thonet that there was something wrong. and did not leave. He thm saw the at ntet-docr opened by toe primmer. Upon hie main out witness asked him where hts c-mputions were. lie seig he bed no companions. lie (withal.) sneerer& picked up • of calves' tongues on th e s t e p o f t h e d oor o f No. S, This was identified by Colossi Som. Inspector Cumming asked for • remand, stating that he Wesel the prisoner was well known. The rimier wee then remanded. THAMES. eßTglslve nlscOv RUT Or STOLEN rZOPIRTY. Clarke Gata, aged 32, ot No. 4 L Hecor arm; SOW' fields, near Truman, Hienbury and Boston s brewhome, end Gorge Asroolk, aged 80, of No. 3, wea Sadao= Beithnal•pesn, both described as saver.. were with nuoiving, knowing to be stolen, 989 silk handker chiefs, value 1201, a piece of silk handkerchiefs, 33 China cre c r . elrwls, 30 horn 7rrappers, 12 silk scarfs, 1 silk shawl, 9 of ribbon, 2 pieces of br oa d c l o th, t wo cl o th mantles, coat, 8 cloth caps, 1 set of harness, 20 pain of ecimeors, 1 gold watch, 1 Alter watch, 1 silver box with the initials W.E. as the lid, 17 lbs. of tigers, and • variety of other property. The capture of the prisoners was made last night by Copping and Sheridan, police constables of the Nos. 379 end 433, and the whole of the proper. we, found in the dwelling of Gates, N 0.4, George-street. 1110 ',motors made& determined realiganor, and • large number of ate ruffians and thieves, who abroad in the locality, made en attempt to rescue the prisoners, who are both well known dine's& and several members of their family are now in prison for felonies. The cigars were identifkd try Mr. John Powell, tobacconist and cigar manufacturer, of N 0.4, Charimtarrace, Cannon street-toed, Bt. George's-he-lbw last. Mr. Powell's pre mises were broken into these eights sines, and cigars to the emma of 1301. stoles. __ A gold meek. meth 90 Owes, we. Lk 10. d by egerdle wen who wee robbed ilk to the City a dew days mac Coppiag sad Murtha odd they expected to lad owners lb, the psi portage of the property if the primmer, were awmaded. Mr. Tenney ramaded the prisoners for a week. GREENWICH. VX7OI7NDID CIRRUS or 110KWAT 11011113111 T. Mr. =sir ca ner of a gentleman well known in the as owner of several raos harem, Harkaway, n i te g y. ke., surrendered on his own roc...Mauo . to meat the charge of being concerned with a female in stealing a gold watch, velar at 361., the property of Mr. Benjamin Davekcheessenoager, of the Depeford-breidway. Mr. Dalai (retracted by Mr. Bandham) attended far , h =ad Mr. Metcalfe (instructed by Mr. kabala of ), for the dehisce. The priories of the case are es follows :—Abont six o'clock ha the evening of the 11th Detember last year, Mr. Duvall wee walking down the New-nor-toad towards his raiding* when he was accored by a well-dressed female who sena bine Mr. Davie Hs said his name was not Davis, when elm begged his peplos, and said she thought he was tow acionaker. ceedinned walking by his aide lbw a sheet drama, and as the night was frosty she slipped, and I mideavonring to sane herself .b. bold at Mr. Duvall's drew. Sbe then onmpisinedlf i t behaving rudely to her, and opened a este for the purpose of going up the pathway to rebore. While in the act of apolo gising for hie supposed rudeness, the prisoner, whom be was Mks to reagraies by • light from the window of Mr. Weir's, the 111•1106181111 r, on the opposite side of the came at, sod shor his saying that " they w en d, pleying a rally pase " prueecutor left. Oa reaching home he bead gold watch was gams. He advertise! it in the Lasdlaa papery, bat beer nothing of it moil Taseasy hat, whoa lame& and Mr. Wear, the maker tithe weer, proceeded to Frrnch's, Royal Exchange, and then identified it, the prisoner having left it to have • new glees put in. The original name on the dial plate had, however been essisd, and "French, Royal Exchange." substituted. The prisoner having left his adhere, 23. Marylebone-street, Regent-street. they proceeded there, end suisequently seeing him, he said the watch was pledged end be bought the ticket and took it out. As they were not policemen, however, he would give no farther information, but if they would wait Doll four o'clock he would take them to the pawnbroker's. Then declined and pane hint into custody on the shoes charge. He was takes to Vine-street Medea, arbors he mete a statement before the inspector that be bed bought the ticket about six weeks U from a man named Murphy, a frequenter °M* White Bear, Piccadilly, well known to him r a better on commission, and he said he bed obtained it from Johfron, a ;an similarly cire and waiter at the Oriental Hotel, Han o ver-uare, w ll.g ron gives him the ticket to dispose of for a debt o sq f 21. doe to kin. Murphy went with him to the tawntwolter's, and being se tistled that it was one of French a make, Its paid 121. and at owe redeemed it, farther giving 21.10.. for the ticket, and his trouble. Jeremiah Murphy, a betting coearniarion agent, and lately lip”ty superintendent to the Royal Humane Society, cor robotated the statement of Mr. Fenn*. Evidence was then given of the prisoner's high respects hiHty sad integrity. Mr. Bodkin said this was me of ame peculiar mess of mistaken identity which sometimes oocurvd. Mr. Duvall arse quits prepared to monster° Mr. Fanning and to pay an meta, wystiese with the mamma paid to the pawnbroker for the mesh. lit arm quite evident that Mr. Duvall had Mom' mist soiatoko. Mr. beim vemorked that he was glad they had come to Yet emelaelem. Mr. Frattiog wee sow diacharged without elightest leeputattow ageism Ma character. Mr. Joinsok keel the Origami Club. addressed the birth, eta mid pone bed Needs free with his mac He wee art a tomeacr Era, sad had sever bees at the White Hewn Me biped the W per would remove say imputatio n caloulsisd le an Ma. WM(DBWORTII. disternonar end—On the M o nday naming he took the lone port wirw. He spoke to him (primmer) sad aid hie hied woo nay bed. Kr. 'agleam and It nee ea unortoune occurrence', and had mina front the prisoner aroma drunk. He wee afraid thee he should have to send hun for trial for the rasa daughter. The primmer, who trembled ad appeared to mar wont acutely, ern then remanded fur • week for the coroner's in quiet to be held on the body. M ' H 1 K 1 I. 131.. 1 IN SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLooi. Railway stocks to-day in some cues are slightly flatter. The chief reduction is in Midland, which has declined 1 per cent., being quoted 941 to 95. London and North Western has also receded to 941 to 95. London and South Watern continues in demand, and has improved to 48 to 1 per share. Great Western is quoted 681 to 87 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 911 to 92 ; Great Northern, 103 to 104 ; and Eastern Counties, 121 to per share. Business is very limited. Pernambuco shares have declined to 1 to 3 dis. Bahia are quoted 1 to 1 prem. Grand Trunk of Canada are fairly supported. AND 'TOOLS. -ICI 10 Ilirsol • Swim 4p a. ifi. r. t..a u=rf.iiiii all DIM. Penh. Abut. um 10 OW 04 1 / 4 0. 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D e s wllfteat Nadir Dan Fora ittozos.Tl al Pt Do. limit Do. par mai oca. pa art Nat Oa _por at ta ap.is. tur.A sw~a &We Or I per ar Do. Ne w .. ....... f c 7. ~ . N I TO le Y U U 87 L por tie Ni 1 1 1 i t e N Or f I 440 I 4 1 14 444 1 1 110 le ad i i mai NW OM 447 es MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLooIL The funds to-day have been rather dell. After declining 1 per cent, however, prices are now quoted quite as good as they closed on Friday. Little business is going forward in any department of the Stock Exchange. Consols for money and the 6th of May, after re ceding to 971, " saline," are now quoted 971, " buyers." The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 951 to 98; the New Three per Cents., at 951 to 96k; Bank Stock, at 2221 ; India Stock, at 225 ; Exchequer Bills, March, at Ms. to 39e. prem. ; ditto, June, at 334. to 38a. prem.; and Indian Bonds at 17s. to 214. prem. The new Indian Loan Debentures are quoted 100} to f, and the scrip, 1001 to 1. In the foreign stock market the principal feature is an improvement in Buenos Ayres Bonds, which are marked 81f to 82. Turkish Six per Cents. are quiet, at 981 to /. Dutch, Venezuelan, Spanish, Sardinian, Portuguese, Brazilian, and Russian Bonds all meet with a fair enquiry. The general business, however, is only moderate. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1021; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 103 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 811, 82; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 681 (exchange 128.) ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 99/, 100 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 461 ; Rossi an Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 102 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 911 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 441; Turkish Six per Cents., 981; ditto, for account (May 14), 981 to 981 ; Venezuela Four and-Three-Quarter per Cents., for account, 36 to 351. At Paris to-day (Monday), according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 89fr. 41c. for the new account, showing no alteration in price compared with the last quota tion of Saturday. In addition to the 72,0001. in bar gold withdrawn from the Bank on Friday, for exportation, • further sum of 72,0001. was taken out on the following day. The increase in the shipments of silver to the East will perhaps account for these remittances, the silver drawn from the Continent being partly paid for in gold. The mail steamer Phcebe, which will leave Southampton to-morrow for the Cape of Good Napa, will take out, on government account, 80,00 W. in sovereigns, which were withdrawn from the Rank two or three days ago. The 204,8841. in Australian gold brought to Suez by the steamer Emen is expected to arrive at South ampton about the 12th inst., on board the Teviot, which will also bring the heavy portion of the mails. The advice. by this opportunity mention the arrival at Melbourne, on the 11th of March, of the mail 'steamer European, with the mails for Australia for warded front S outhampton on the 12th and from Marseilles on the 18th of January. The Royal Charter also arrived at Melbourne on the 17th of March, from Liverpool. The Australasian was at Point de Chile on the 17th of April, coaling, pre vious to taking her departure for Australia with the London mail of March last. The light portion of the Australian mails is ex pected to reach London to-morrow or Wednesday. The Invincible has arrived at Liverpool from Mel bourne with 22,000 ounces of gold, worth about 88,0001. This remittance will be delivered in Lon don to-day ; and it is believed that the whole will be taken for exportation to the Continent The other Laporte of the precious metals an nounced last week have been small, comprising 6401. by the Ripon, from Alexandria ; 26,8141. by Tagus, from the Peninsula ; and 1,2001. by the Boil phorus, from the Cape. The total imports of last week, including thous announced on Saturday, are only about 116,0001. The exports have increased. The Custom-hens weekly statement of the exports of the precious metals from the port of London includes 18,300 oz. of gold and 132,260 oz. of silver, representing a total value of about 104.00 W. The gold was despatched chiefly to Boulogne, and the silver to Hamburg. The particulars are as follows, viz. : Gold coin : to Bremen, 600 oz. ; to Boulogne, 14,640 oz. Gold bars: to Boulogne, 3,160 oz. Silver coin to Boulogne, 3.000 oz. • to Calais, 1,200 oz.; to Hamburg, 6,300 oz.; to itottercbun, 400 oz.; to Bel gium, 3,200 oz. Silver ban: to Rotterdam, 6,000 oz.; to Hamburg, 113,160 or. The specie shipped for the West Indies by the steamer Atrato is only 3,7821. The other shipments of the week have comprised 144,0001. in gold taken from the Bank for the Conti nent, and 80,0001, in sovereigns for the Cape (as mentioned above.) As was anticipated, the remittances of specie to the East by the Pera, which will leave Southamp ton for Alexandria to-morrow, present au in crease. The total is 97,4001., which 6,2361. con sists of gold and 91,1641. of silver. Of the latter, 26,0001. is despatched to Hong Kong on government account. The particulars are as follows, viz. :—For Ceylon, sovereigns, 6001.; for Mauritius ' sovereigns, 1,3001. ; for Madras, sovereigns, 1,8361.; for Calcutta, silver, 42,8001., and sovereigns, 2,6001.; for Penang, silver, 7001. for Hoag Kong, silver, 30,3241. • for Sharighae, silver, 17,10 W. ; and for Alexandria, silver, 2401. The prospectus is issued of an important under taking, the " Imperial Plate Glue Company of Great Britain (limited)." The object is to unite under one management the whole of the six com panies which, established at various periods between 1728 and 1835, carry on the entire manufactureof plate glass in the empire. The capital of the new company is as much as one million sterling, but the amount for which subscriptions are invited is re duord to 350,0001., paid-up shares to the extent of 380,0004 being taken by proprietors in the existing companies, whilst 5 per cent. debentures to the ex tent of 270,0001. are already disposed of. The pro ject is brought forward under highly respeetable auspices. The shares are of IW. each, with a deposit of 31. per share, of which 11, is to be paid on appli cation and 21. on allotment. The dividend of the Eastern of France Railway Company is announced at 40fr. 660. per share, of which 20fr. has already been paid as interest. The annual meeting of proprietors of the lonian Bank is called for the 27th of May. Subscribers to the Calcutta and South Eastern Railway Company are required to execute the sub scription contract by the 6th of May, under penalty of forfeiture. ----- The dirldends are advertised on Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad Bonds. The act to legalise " time bargains " in stooks and shares, which has passed both houses d the legislature of the State of New York, is as MINN: Section 1. No contract, writhe or web* for the preirio, transfer, ord el i very of any oertiSoatia, sear evilseseoldebk doe by or from the United Stases, or osTooporsoo mate, gra say share or interest in the stack delay bank, or of Rayons. pany incorporated under any lair of the United States, or at any todividusl state, shall be void or voidabls for any wadi of considendion, er becomes of the ase-parnant of say esi siderstica. or bacons* the veekr, N the thee of wader awl contract, is not the weer or at the terdicele or certidostsa, or other Mamas ofsash debt, &sr% or isie. nat. Beetles 2. fleetioas sL. twat, ad elght, d thaplas tweet.., title ahtstaia. adds !woof tits Assisi lheasies, entitled " Of Brokaage, Stooklobblair, sad Pawakiekses," are hwoby fbetioa 37Ct i s'et shall take ale% Ismassoliststr. The ships Britannia and Versailles have arrived from China with 1,228,800 lbs. of tea and 358 baled of silk. , -• With reference to the silk market, the monthly circular of Mears. H. Waithman and Co., dated the let of May, reports as follows : The Bilk market has armed • pertly Improved tone daring the past month, gel the drenegethm is China ilk ham bega astimairs, in white the trade generally have pard cipeed to some cleat, although We chid dm ud his hem for thrown god the lover qualities of Tayseara for inert, The &Megrim for the math have roofed W unpreoetheigg bekswadiaLt. past ea be l et t hrd :e r eee ehiPmiab inimmem b4llLadtisill lntia Tbmbito t. Chia:s764.ll /unia l:l3ll4l4.lll6°.l47l2 ank sairecuati algel b"Prim : nous e llr 7 l ivelenra rr 4l6 2 anew. Sleek cm the market very malt flatool n 4201 Or MANSLAI:OI PLOW. Miro Orli', aged $O, a gardener, was pleeed in the desk Mire Yr. laghain, shergell wkh camekg the death of Wilkins Weaker, a cart m% Irving in Per Mead, Clapham, Tabs the tallowleg diskswing dronmseeneso amp Tates, a krowees kassurer, thing at No. 16, Park • imeneenad, Clepbms, daread that se theiniy night, the kith Mar. he saw the primer sad the dated lean the Odin Anse pablisbesso, ti Park-reed, vary non la traineed, ad dr priseme wished to had lb esispeatet Iran d Ths amen opposed eenllng te go bens, mod neleanore es nem to the petelie-hsen. tnang mad, they both bil to the pees/ They, !sw ayer, Ar m 'p scan, oral ens Manting le the Oxfords, who. As primer strut the doomed a Main, blow linti ap u se the than, which Meeks& hiss simpleeky eg the and be fell baeltwards late She reed. TM bath of the one is coats°t with the seed, with owe bees that it relleended fie. or Oil tarns ta the abr. Thee deemed Int wisely straight as it he ens deed, and the gnaw was the first Is ran to lift ep hi. had. 71e dosomod wee the biseeelbla, and es the prisoner was very tipsy be VI I I that be had better skew oar pus who wens nal= le sender - _—s Urn be was. TM planer his bad, end whin OMlllirths hysnefies meggened that a wry shoal be sem ; ths Oman 'smear* west the en. who rebel le le etheles ellonneds eel adored the descend le be esrabil n bb By the pthiner—Wileses=ne the disemal bin& lb seat la Ight Wes. war did he an • thin the gebseer. • yaws nee emeed Jen" Ohms p.m Ombra evideass, bet Mani that le the sing* Is metre to the poldrisess, the deed thee! at the phew Wen leepester Plena odd the dissend did at Swig Tann lej le the Weatherer* sad Mahon weelthsen, Ina Ohs / min et the tenths be had maw& LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT zuscraio TILIOZAPii CHESTER.-MONDAY. Auarrrn.—Tha Lamp, M. Dobler, Penaboar, Quinn of the Ent, Knockborn, Stahrroin, Krlplo, Cawood, CliHirer, Ferndale, Saunterer, Jordan, Joyeare, Sir Colin. CRZATEII CT:P.—The following have paid forfeit;—The Brewer, Worcester, Bronswir.k, Old English Good Friday, Zig Zsg, St. Gila., and El Hakim. MINIM—Tills DAY. Two o'CLool. Ths firmer appearance lately presented by . the market for tin has caused an inquiry for tin mining shares, including Providence Mines, Wheal Marga ret, and Par Consols. The following may be given as some of the quotations current this morn ing, vie. :—Providence Mines, 86 to 70; Wheal Margaret, 62 to 67; Par Consols, 18 to i ; Wheal Mary Ann, 44 to 48; Wheal Trelawney, 23) to 24); Wheal Edward, 61 to $ ; Vale of Towey, 1 to); and East Wheal Russell, 8) to 1. South Caradon shares are marked 400. Dan Mountain Copper Shares are marked 10s. discount. Other foreign descriptions remain quiet. Holders of certificates of scrip shares in the English and Australian Copper Company are required to send them in for registration ' and to execute the deed of settlement within three months, under penalty of forfeiture. Ta• =WWI ammo u tun been declared taring the meth et April _ - Nina Per Owe imeemt. Copper Man el lloglawl ......... DIAN i Pee* giNdes miner • Siiiiiiii:::::. ::::::.: ai ima ... ............. no • 111 ... Tea1........................../Mr IT Toulon Illaa NM ea Oa IWa alt. 100 teem et Mal we, el W. et. par tea. lanais Inn ebe wed 96 lona. at 161. atm lea ; taws, al 14. 11a peas; 14 Wm 141. 10a pee taa 3 Weft at 161. ne. pet 61 N. 11.1. 6 311631 bog oda ea We •:Ith ell** Ila NOW 4111. elaielen 4.111 as of mew era aeneek oa We OW beel.,_lla Wei Wkal Deng. 4111; Aind 614214 4 .71. • 0 . mid wi a . ...116; eras{ peal AL 116.1 al; 16 1110 ., /away mad 44' 41 • AN" o:lPrs °Wm, A Led °yeahOnseall. 30 . Walla Italy. 9: Flalamaaniet. 6: L Teal. 4 311 apar, At • mic of caw ars bda at ea T ea ( 10 311 tn. AMR 1669 ndd to• 16.31 N lea. W. ; swap Weadeal. Ili. I/A: MINIS Prollaaa. 66 smug vex air 'met la 004•41ty afar mgr. INSIT *WM sleadel 13/8. Tbe known, weausle wen waned by the dletwaat dew: Tons. Coned ...... 741 "OM II Falvey 0 ark ..... - 4 " Booth Great WNW law.. LOOT 3.14 S 11 1,1166 4 Me 13 South Comb Grunt, and 6a Al*. 1,367 1. N 4 10 )67 A wand Comfola: II 17 eraceesyrre .. 144 10 old whin atek.. 110 es 13 Al T ! 1 rb m a . 14..._6413a " T 13 1 i Sporn Oft Totil „ .11.10 tt6.3111 If • Th. Next toeellitabs . pre tliableas is Os Wel, mad ear aYt ot mu tan airt et LUG es Ye MI Ism at 4.1111 tar COMMERCIAL AND MAILIETS AURX-LANIL-MB DAT. The supply of Essex wheat this morning was moderate, tram Heat good ; la lose cases le. more mossy eras obtained for She former, whilst the latter was without @Melte at last Moaday's quotations. Foreign wheat was In li mited request sad without change In value. . . .... Barley of Am quality tally se dear ; grinding and distilling saes were the tarn lower. Oats were in Increased 'apply from abroad; nevertheless purchases could not be effected on any better tan= than lest week. Beane and per firm, at framer quotetiene. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON 711.011 APRIL al TO NAT I. Osea Osiatelsa T __ i ..... 14 S - i MI. •*'• •••• •••• Wirt. brit. nat. SIMS r. f am es n 41. 2TI INN Wed .. Ule6 Net 710 los IN IN IN N IN 7 I II SLI No . MINCINO-LANE.-THIS DAT. relikP KO. XXI— IX. ma.. stwassi . The following public Wes are advertised foe to-morrow %ger, 300 bb .. Barbados*, 8,600 bap ; Mauritius, 7,200 bap ; Madras co ff ee, 200 teaks plantation and 300 bap native rice, ; tea, about 18,000 whops saltpetre, 1,200 2.000 begs. There has been a disposition to buy sugar both on the spot and of corgoee afloat, and the article hart an improved "M a. a remains without alteration. Taa.—Tbe private soctract market is steady; large pub lic sells are declared tn. to-morrow. SALTP[Tna: The demand has partly subsided. TlN.—Enghsh has sdvanoed 61. per ton. Otte.-meal, pale, 95'. • yellow . 321. to 331. • brown, 261. to 291. ; spare. body, 1361. to 871. ; beadmattei% 861. to 861.; cod, 311.; South Sea, pale, 361. 16e. to 361. ; olive, Gallipoli, 46/. to 471. ; Spanish sad Sicily, 441. 10.. to 461. ; 0000 s nut, 38e. 6d. to 41e.; pale, Ins, 395. to 40.. , linseed, 305.; rape, pale, 425. 6d. to 435. ; brawn, Ws. 6d. to 39a. TALLOW WARICBT.-TMB DAT. TM market le vary 64. Quotations me se follows : Patssubstg Y.C. as the spot, 66a.; May sad Jame, 645. &I.; July esd August, 62a. id. ; Oat. sad Dew, 61a. KM 64. Id. OF TALLOW. NI Waif 4:. 1d.414.1. M COM VA.IN US PIAPS N: it M► M. IWO ea hood VW . Minhhot wet ....... „ am La Jew Dim from Ist .04 Mee Y.C. per awl DM, Tows bug ANTI• 1111. MI dell.M. WS. frieli sett, GS 0 Mom • ; tram Amara& ; METROPOLITAN CATTLE MABXET. THIS DAY. Ws lam a fir owl, of Moo, bad the Anna kin ta oronark mil 111111111.111111111d7 priori wa ratan Idebor. Tim ors am gods ao may imp aa of kno. Trader an brisk, yea as t k s wow pine aro hlnbor. lambs end calm am gifts Ann tna ram or as Mondry From Ginosay and Bodoni nom no 284 beans, 140 sheep. and 111 Won ; &Wand, and Silk& 10 boon; Inland, 120; sad 2,400 from Norfolk lhaimad Ma a 4. a he 001•4 shlara L 4. NO Di" 114064,45... • 4 lko Ds a Mani. & 4 4 4 4 roo2 l = a 4Mo.. i ras . E . 411 4 - 4 I awl a ll 3 Dade. laws 1 4 311 but Do nam-610.40 0 0 lamb. auras* mw. 3.ns ; them sad 10i5t5.11444 ;oho/4144; slim V& BOROUGH HOP MARKET. -THIS DAT. _ .. Yam& Pattenden and Smith report that - item — CaViale demand he lope, at the late currency, namely :—choice mid sad mot Kamm, 100 a. to 120.. per cwt. ; middling and low, 00a., Ma, to 84e. ' • Weald or Kente, ids. , 60e., to 70e. Sus sex, {i.., 66.., to Wm ; 1863'5, 20.., 2 8 e., to 36a; 1856'., 30.. , 409., to 60s. M ss K N COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Ifyi 14s. 3d. ; Holyosll, 1.65. ; &bids West Hard y, les. ;" ;11110. Wrt Hanky, 160. ; MAW Moor, 12s. 6d. ; 24sthortos Wog Harley, 16s. ; Was led Riddell, 14s. 9d.; Bars Prioress, 12s. 6d. ; .Nobs Bad Merrell, 17s. 6d. ; Wall. 1•4 Mottos, 170. 6d.; Walls End Wharnclido, 14s. 9d. ; Will. lad °Worth, 14s. 9d. ; Walker Primrose, 12s. 3d.-80 rips at market. RACHEL'S LIBRAET.—The sale of the library of )(dna, Rachel prodaosd 21,925 fr., a very large sum, when the esrll amber of volutes it oontalud is taken Into ac aanni. pangiklag of " Adriwins Lwroarrear," from relish Yd s. Lad dallied, with two Dotes in her head wall% Mabel the libelous sum of t,26ofr. " Mare," from dish sha dm dallied, bat without say note, sold for I,lllOAr. "Asia" &died 680 fr. ; "Le Cid," 6764 r. ; "PaP• 5lO ," EN& ; " Vireo*" Mir.; " CidoPstrs." Mt. Claw pima from which Yeti. 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Mt. 50 llatlk afr a spe= all I I I CM'a t i De trep 6 Pad vim immealits il 11 fr Pi gh i .: ' V P : p ake" V i ra l ; ,. s „ • 2 1 a r s OD Ilayal lUD .....; WM I La lama= a it it 14.110 011 Deal!ma LW PA U OS 15.111 e 1 iablearlas 1.91 2. 611 1 1 nom 1 De. De. ail 1 1 MN 00 Thus* Leas. 004 et lust to vkrams Qui r li te.:i:: 914 t;i I; ISt 11111•011 DI VIDOrIO Dodo MAN Ie Da. Dm l6 1 ei Dm THE QUEEN IN WARIVICIERHIRE.—II is now as certained that during the firms of the Queen's stay at fikete kdith, she will honour Warwick Castle with a Ad, and . per take of luncheon there. As at present arranged, her Majesty, on Monday, the 14th, will alight on the rep-side of the railway at the Coventry Station, where two or three of the present waiting -rooma will be th rown into out, and tastefully fitted 'up for the reception other Majesty,who will here meshy the addrees from the Corporation. The Quetta will then drive very slowly through the station yard, and along the sad to titotteleah, by way of Parietal]. Platforms will be erected, it is expected. in the station yard, end along the line of route on the Warwick Road. Very ezleasive preparations are being made by Lord Leigh, wise wSI upon no expense on so auspicious ea event. It is that the Quests shall proceed Bagistaa way. Leaden Lodge, the Deer Park, gad the Old Ledge, Me Abbey, welted by Captain the Hon. Kiwerd Leigh's troop of the Wwwishbe Y Cavalry, but we baßsve it is not yet decided. The next Tuesday, the 16th of June, the guars will go to Biro:duet:a by the North Western Rail way from Kenilworth vie Coventry, Hampton, dm. Re turning to Stoneleigh. her Majesty's noble host gives a Mate dinner that evening. Next sondng (Wednesday) the Queen will visit Warwick Castle:sad take luncheon thee., proceed- Mon homeward journey. —Birstragilest Daily Poet. ILITARY INSPECTION THIS morn ing the half yearly tensest of rite Noma banshees of the Foot Guard* quartered at M. George's, W Perl man-square, and fit. John's Wood barman, took on the Parade at the Horse Guards. His Royal Hightesas the Commander.M-Chla and several alders of rank inspeted the battalions, whose condition eaßsd forth very decided m- Mirot approval. The therms at the Tower of will be mastered for Inipoodee kreserrow (Tuesday) monitor. thtlataly 11110112ini, being May day, a procession was brewed of the weeepnV i a "MS employed in the roods dapettneent et IMAMS way Company. The he were pestesuly desweled with Sowers and rib ' and eilegieber the issOwneseilo wee showy end effective. iimsaileaid Ike ilbelhiskleme Arms Station, in Its Old Lont-teed, to it meniinshis &- Woos down the Dowsweesi estenig heles ihr, mow people wens easarsants4 le view the nerd pecestion, and admire the large aluaber of fine settle, Asir excellont °au dition, end epm=u. Bosco 1111 CONJUIOL —M. B. Basco, the cele brated sleight-eithanti insfonew, who is now to Aisle*, hr written a letter to the jowls slating that the meta who lately attepted to atmewit wields at Xsasheerat lea Pais, who hod mersined Ids MUM la order to atirsot the pubis to his eshilitine. Wien= RALLIVAT 07 Bwrramtaxo.—The sielkeef thia Was Wee. Coppet end llortme, a distance of ss..s.. _CO Mos), has jest boon opened to the pedalo. A Ors ISM WRNS leak Ames on the semis in lie ste in enigma ' Molina OP A RAILWAY.—The line from Hala -1 wait W 1 1 0 VA•fwe (worked IR 1141111Eiill will the Waters Clawlenty) te be coned be Indio stir enterdsy, r a y tani ls, len % grdir d the lhattr igiod instais sew be_ nea reat k The Sae wide le awed liar troMe in a Immesh', se c = place Tarnow& sad laweandt within ask &aster instreediu 10 10 II 9 le 199 i • n I I TO N 41 SII sit 4. R" rt m I El ii ii i is g NI ISi in K a MI U 1121 NI i Fr MN 1