The Express. — London, England, 1859-06-08 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THU DAY.) TAUTIT COURT. Odin the laid Caw. mil Lad hake Timm) TSB LONDOS, SIIOSTOS. LTD SOTTO COAST RAILWAY COILPANT V. TIII lima" AND •OtTS wurnai ILAILWAT CO AAP TPe POITIBMOCTII Mesh biome wee eieeled mama p... eeresseed whit Ow images leiereut y the Moroi d the Covet d Chinewy r thie era The ear ears ham the met ea • netioa far • done la ow demo cod wee pemeticellemotei hoo • dollen by Thw-Cticoollc Willis. Weeilorhe vetoed le goat es woolen which the the Latdes, briewes, led Seed Cart lielltrey Cewswei mesh& teebetle la imam i lut lentwie ihe ewin widelsetb Wesen Rawer Oan• =re lift L lbe et the tee einewlee hen w Perim, se she ties Mee Nodes et latairel, tames, let the pewee, d the weft 4 the Retoweeth .awl, et yid* lie the Ikea Asians COMM, la Weems the Maser. llwir Lori/hip, after • email weigh id the bets, eM moil", Is detail the ,Is eme d the tespeelive ousted the Wooed= vesemistas die Sena Wooers Mee es psis iis the Brighten , imtil CZ ► kitllMi la rj le dleilenlei the South Wastes Company is the sage d the meg. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. - - --------- at NY Prima at Otaidlall.—(Balots Mi. Dane CbasseLl tad Cameos Jorfea) coaxmais [JOTS'S,: COUNT'S* LAILISAY COMPANY. This we ea mica breed to TICOIIII7 ties ~wired by the of w delhadestie masts. ardelsedear rret . Ibejoest erry tad Mr. George Maw were armed Mr. `terry tad the dedesdania. Is sowed from the oar fw the plaintiff, es ape= the housed .earl, and afterward. proved by in widows, Uri ha is • carman is the employ at Mears. Deristart, esigisers, of Kiagslead-roed. Os Priam du het Mr. Bennett expected sore poshry her lailelead, witieb is as the Rowers Candies Ire, and seal the primal le the station in Ilisliopenis- Avast le await be arra The plaintiff, who err maw pored by • fried sod Wars, roiled L. reeks Ante, &kr 12 o'clock, sod trot towards the • rri val platforse.The Inds arrived at 12.43, rid the gates leading to the Imes* awa re were them shrews ors. On the Outsets' was • welsh_ tag sweribie, sled the plai ntiff , bavtag been pressed as by tbe =bided We,tripped over bet machine, fell down, aid is bar esp. He was c timed to the hospltal,where he W bees mesa tretseet for if.. weeks and three day., and be hod ad Are bass able to attend to burner. He had wade appllosliss be sort surdas, bat the compsoy replied that they arid set erertain the dam. He wee lifted as the counter, end wee told by ess of the of to be off bore, and not to mato • rob them _ - Several Munson who wen t wham the secieltat occurred oraroborand th• • account. Mr. Steadman, an iseleser, wee embed to prom that the tote of the irsighiag maohlese wee raise' show mid sot at • level with the door es waa asaslip the ere at elbow railway ale. dom. Proof was oleo adduct." of the aster* of dm Works settataed by the plaints?, whoss ma that aloes". The delsece was that the maclias was • proper Gm for dm purposes to which it woo applied, that It wits properly plead In it. Politic. and that the aecideat was aitriblishle le the tart tbat the plaintiff had hem pooled OM it by the prior behind hiss: 1044111 p havhig menal op, Thr pry rislarsol 6 van** friths plainthf—Delmei 601. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Balm Ur. Ciamiiiimar roeblasups.) tx as JOUR LOII•W. The beethrttresdseijkides7Tolging-howei keeper end taider, of second, EMI, and late member of per husent foe Mem This wee the sitting to, there of al treitkr riper, we' oa tb• petition of Mr. J. C. Cob ra, M.P. to. 1 :oh, and the adjudication wee nide by Me. Evans on the 184 elf Aped. The benhempt was abetted at the time bat the " wee Aspired en Ws baba f It wee euierwied byr li Co l : Weisser Penblesene ; sad on the 41st Mey the eroded sod rece the yeseseden bm = coat. nee d eir besawspery was a ived dee! et serigarent, by the briny' as Me of April. Proud' is Mir mart Mabee' 40004 burg tees taken. Mr. LaMar weld I wee pawed le emit se Mr. CobboM, et Iprelsll, Ms erebter,7l7. Unwind TOreen. /21/110/1" if Celebswer. There was no opposition r the ark% Ms. Trim's was set present to accept the elks, bet he wee not s= Oat Mist win at all secwwy. se be soul miderenks . Tydreen wonki "IX *e Casusierfaner,—Ten will be isewerable for the ewer It be does mob _ gaits so. Kr. Lamm** dr pars of the baskrapt, mak* tha mart Its samsalse Is. appalatmat of Mama Colima aad Ca. Sa papana the Immkrupirs @meant*. Mr. UMLaw mid UNE* was so objection en tbs part of tho Tl=adamr--Is It eloarly • cam when m ac :mat is asawasay Mr Liadram—lfss • I Munk so. - TM — cshmk.;;: - 21..e It be With re real were, that so Nero soeoures earl be hoarier than mersary. Mr. Lorisso—l tbir re re quite ere with Messrs. Cremes. Tb quire d salewure will str%d OM for the riere• TV lirePhiee d it. trekrapt are reasbey sethwated at 60,01104 , ere MOMS darer arnica yet be suseriati. IN NZ S. L. NOITO . N. Proroolop Y brelnytay wen mhos whet Jam Lat hier Meeroo, inewlbol or • nomitaill, b-1. ow who is how emerody as s drew 61 keen or -.tam eimula Asirehea L Ile preMob mum peasic4 by Messrs. Chiorwerhy, ea hi r ef OK rho Looks Diormat Conway, who WM VI ef Moreo he The wor wer Wawa N Mr. Cwwwirobrow Error. Tie lisligurt. a sevii - a•Wr, 7i pill hr his m 92,1% . . Mr. Parim. Our dr issigase . amid •• eppo.,Cos. Kr. Lorom••• Sow th• limbo apt. stated Mot Ith Mufti Ws •my diesros• or In autos• mobs MD ha 1•• upwards sf USK b Moms irooapt Ns woo ; but tee Mi• 1•1111••••••• esY born &ova • ••••Mor•Mo prat. The dump bed bus iongstal mow ha ems by Ms pew ee.** Aro or oil Dank sass v Wird oat le be dir. awed. Hie &moor baler Islama dal la• accounts woe art **LI kept, rid be staid susly prat • ssaatl•clas• cortlissitx THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. •N lIIONIST TNII►. ANN MON/14. 11,w with stairs Me ef bedite pram •r bees up before, aad reoesial ilw Ir r aggearett whirr Met • wafters egriord ea the les et Warr Is Lwow , Thrtwelr,whiehr sew erhargelag repair, taw the rimer is the act of aiming • prese of lead raw a &newsy, sad err gore dews below hard rat the bed bad his Mrs best a basket elsadherg ea repeater. H. thereepos Wirral the pristrer, whe bad MI be doorway, sad gave Mr isle eseledy, r @beat WI a tea et lead bad essmiy dingrared from tllll priers by rue rywariese err.. Tbe poliremss sb taking Ihe parr renal tba rosier and &rad two other piers of hied Is a beg, ribs oar the place, end err le the coteries that ober/Wear bad secreted Ow daring da hght, with the view of martin at • favourable ty to rem rim completely Atrium Rene irked lb. prisseer what he had to say Praoser—Wly, q /ad, I asst out at eta o'clock is the menhir, rah erred darer at ehretlarklug, sad MIR that I west sad set dews sea the 'rasy eteer-teet. Well, a" l wee • cesin sp the Ore age* I reed • pier et lead rare( est ef tie dowry. sad pear d let ie age* 'cog as how l tbes erre Wet word steel tr. (Laughter.) Ahlarrer ROSIP—TIISe• set ray likely. le anything bows about Idea, Aker Partridge (geoter)—Oh. yes, my lord, be has bees here enrol Use_er dad), rol teriw. _ Yri:ooss—llim. I bows that, but I hit • thief sow. I pets my Mks bi..Uy by shoeblackizi. Ax my mother it 1 dorm's; obis li•re. Mt. Zineamai clerk)— We caa give you • character bere,eritbent your ialta!r . ilder=... Veil: • • you Tr bare lode/ up Ise a Trek, aad as yea bad sot actually estried the lead eff, I *IS cha ttier yoe if you premise sot to come here vain. Pawnee gave the maths readily, sad was discharged. WORSHIP STRRET. 11111? • ' I,orlir lirrAir was charged before Mr. D'Eysconit Cat stealing • pesal from the perms. Kra. Adelaide Wood, retrials( in Weymonth-terrace, itaeksey-road, mated that while poising along Bishopegate- Aram law eveniag, the raw the prieoner with • led sad OIL liwidanly she Lit • woe, value 10. matched from her ore, sat taming ati.arved the peWwner ruining away with It. A gentleman followed awl lino, kid b m dove, but not belt,. As bad thrown the parcel among s mob of penions,who, end- Jai that. police-cosetebla a/ pleaChad_ peed bw with Mawr and she eat cat at the hack of the heed- Police , ozatahle 07 H, corroborated this last elseeneet. awl added that when the prisoww was at the statism semi man trotabt the parcel there, lavieg picked Hup he the One. Prisoner bad been twice orevieted. Hr. D'Erscuart said he bad made up big alai MAW all Pm° , f. Ls re al when it was shown that they ached is complicity end their compesioss areanited the pelide r • to IF. now emblem with thieves. ILa primmer wee ecistsittei l the areekein CLESAINWELL. an NNNNN or •ALVADIZ edliG , lpor *Whams, aged 32, • dirty-looking woman, de writed a. • charwoman, of so home, woe placid at the bar titnre Yr Comic chanted Will Omni, a plaarity of lines, of the rola. of 167, the property of Mr. L. Cro w, of SI /...1ie-park, Holloway. IS etteeed deem the evidence of Yen. William Garrett, V W et the Mmiony Tree levers, tipper Holloway, last eh &oft t he o'clock, the whose, MY to hie home awl kilt obis hum& of Ha, Media that else would eel Ike II Is ea boar. the, howevor, dl sot kr it swell yestwity, whew, how hw wummir, Mr. Ownetre seeptekew were ercuwed, end he weighed No. ems dithwee, vim he raw her mksa sheet from the WWI% and tar whet Its wee the same off. She W Sue the hew& M a, where she left it, sad the sheet whisk she bud Wm the name abo took to • yearn • heir's wed Owed It to *hie, but Mr. Garrett bawled ememmeiwasit with the gowitheeher the pledge was refused. The piresor then Id sod twat to fetch the bundle, which wee perdvasily shopped by Mr. Garrett, when Asplie, 444 8, wee wiled wad the primmer wee rival into custody. The prisms had *kiwi peseemdma of the clotheaarepro swift ewe she led bow seat for theta by the isti Ayiet, IS havieg tikes the ahem, im wade 1 .14 1w1 seeteleised from whew the clothes kid bees the wiener, it was stated, had previously waddled dm the meow whit sh ed*M wet her for the cloth e s. The primmer pleedod adity, sod inked the magistrate to deal with Use caw et once. Mr. Conte meld treat praise wee dm to Mr. Garrett for the tremble he bed taken its the metier. He then sentenced the prkswir ne So her mouths' hard hoarhoar la the House of Cor as. HIGHGATH. All••1:LT DT A Oft•VIDIGGI/t. • nark Powleal-looliing fellow, em ployed so a gm at Hlghple Cemetery, was placed at les bar beers .T. Fakeer, charged with violently amain Joint Groat, a laboolve of Highgate, in South wall-hoo. by Helen him so violently in the foci as to smash the bridp of hie nom, beuldes Jodie- Mart* 20 B,eaid the imjured man was tumble to .- 108;r7a7sfeg . to tbe Wien/ nature of the injtuies he led re solved, sad beheaded to a certificate to that effect iris Mr. W• 6 •111 1, 54 ilot of oesorroses. et Highgate, who was °OW to Gloat tino tbo relioanuelehle Trott, 209 8, add the maplelnist ease to the stenos about 1 a.m., with his face mewed with bleed, and said he had ban knocked down sad licked by the =r. Whoa ho (effaces) took the prisoner in charge, im way pushed the complainant down. The plumy denied having kicked at all, and celled Jain Psibstl , a labourer, of Highgate, who sold Groat followed dee Rises and aggravated boo, sad he only -w primmer rea Madre bin twice and they rolled together in the d. Tie hewn remendod the for • few days to ascer tain the elan af the Jai to the complainant. so d ac cepted ball for the prieoser's appearance, himself in 50/. end two empties is 261. each. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 8, 1859. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCI ($T szaanua Tasosari.) BEVERLEY KEETING.—THIS DAY. BIBIIOP BURTON ISTAILZB. 4 Wogs, 106 yards. Job, Batted', Lady Thema, Pliny, Morin, LOCIE1)011. Egad f, and Buttercup an bin. LONDESBOROUGH HANDICAP. T.Y.C. Milksop, Emerald, Fabius, Flash-in-ths-Pan, sad Papist ass bore. BZVERLET CUP. One mile end a half. Lary Leak Ware e, Snowdrop, Ledy Mary o, I (Wet Lad, Flasb-la-tiwPan, Antidote, sad Attraction aro nco. ORIIISTON PLATI. Ow Wis. R omig ere Ota, DMosesh, Or gan, Recluse, Nosegay, Quiet Lsa, sad hem Ora= Limn Ala.—Romani, Crum Tartar, Prime Nialsterjh Qalciterowdie, Clibaida Patsy, Predictor, Dora, °blokes, ge, Goldin Drum, Illays, Drew, Bablikr, Shoolar st, sad Basilisk. CHELMSFORD.-THD3 DAY. TWO-YR-OLD STAU& Hate Wk. Hari-over-lhad, Horny I, The Nn. f by ocean,., Iby Wallbarbit, Miugsry asid Kb* Edward an ben. CHELMSFORD HANDICAP. T.o :Mks. Tama Door, king of Clipoles, Coaductor, Soapy Bum, abd Tbo Omsk aro bore. MEMBERS PLATE. Half a Polly Johann, Hobe, Leeketkia, Bardrop, ladoiveoe, Cosoei Hassock, Oebilrrrei, Poseentrie, Snap, Kin Edwar d , Foretop, Nos, arid Hefty f. are bete. WELTER CUP. Onsealla and a halt Hwy Bluff, Naughty Boy, and July, an here. HURDLE RACE. All four are here. ENTRY FM( QUEEN'S PLATY. (RI Xieg nt the (Bpsior, Li , tle Nat, The Greek, Harry B ulr, TorrroAmert, Borderer, Indopendenc; Tame Deer, Target, Harrow, sod Gift (lite Soap). MINES.-THIS DAY. Two &Cum'. The mining market to-day presents no alteration of importance. The only transaction officially re ported in the Stock Exchange is in °rambler end IR. Aubyn shares at 60; but in other quarters there has been a limited business in shares in West Frances, West Beton, Rut Wheal Russell, Ludcott, Wheel Trelawney, and Tolvaddtn mines. Foreign and colonial mining shares are very quiet. SHARE L182.5t-71118 DA). Two o'CLocs. The railway share market to-day is res 7 inactive, sad in several of the leading stocks a redac tion of about per oent. has taken place. Other descriptions are steady, at yesterday's prices. Present quotations are as follows : Lon&n and North Western stock, 88/ to 89 ; Great Western, 631 to 64; Midland, 97j to 98 ; Lancashi re an d York &be, 871 to 881, South Eastern, 191 to 1 per share; Caledonian 78 to 1; Eastern C oun ti es , 641 t o 65, being rath er better; York and North Midland, 701 to 711; and Berwick', 881 to 871. Lombardo-Venetian railway shares are again higher ; the Old shares being quoted 11 to 11 dis., sad the New, if to 11 dis. Eut Indian Railway stock shows a fresh advance. French shun also retain an upward tendency. 01DOIAlf 811•3 .111) svOu... a.'tttt I lasawmrs AND era:ma FirThr. limearr: a - 1 . ... ~ .. I 9 M fi 1 It ••• NO ' i - - 941 100 ILI 4.41 41 _ . V 7 .....--- r -- 114•1•;.7iwi . ft.r..". . K, A rlm.k.. -7 1: - =fb... 84 W4; =aft d Ow= mos ra aiiii:: OL 1117. sad rate 6.l er " 7 -I r iA: a ~,..e.42 g is . hi a r e4.6 17.17=01W7 - 7i 0w57.117..61740•611 rOC :. L - 0/61% .. (1 5 aii 777 Or Oft— /667 1 MW ILA , Colon oi7rlia . ilii: Mob Dom. 1646110. X. Mtitia. Illeali p tist rassiii„ MIL ma 1 North 11610717 101 l =r o arc. 6_11417 : 04 11 1;;;;;; 1=m. .. ... '116711416 1774 -- - =4ll= • fie IWO Totillariiiiii Ia .d am l7l% Oaf Val• vele ft Nem 11617411 71 IMelt- Wei k W. 112171arti I%Srt: V.IM commEaarAz AND MARL-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Tboollowlesco wr von owallord the ton vary dell. Prim of win amides of As Weis son woranaly mann, or 11147 of lown•pows gran woo fair. Tiro Mono of re on lon IMAM don lan Monlay won repined nondoi lisp of four, when, rod ono, bet reolorow of May. Wm ror.—LOA, quoted about last Illoaday's Won, Foresits oestioay unaltered. Eagle& white, 60e. to 66a. ; red, 40.. to IL per qr. ; Deatzac sad Konigsberg, 60s. to Me. 665. Me. pee MTh.; Rostock, 64a. to 68e. ; other Baltic ports, 44 to Ptoca, with scarcely any demand, held at last Monday's pelom. Tows, 465. to 60s. ; Norfolk, 34.. to 365. per UM., French, 375. to 39.. pie 2801 b. ; Amer., 13.8., —per Willa. BA SLIT dull Mods at about last Monday's MOIL Intl* Ma. to 42a. pat qr.; Baltic Us. to 385.; ahem* Mo. Is 12s. per qr. OATS, &low sale, at about Irt Monday's rats'. British, Ma. as ris. per qr. , Russian, 21a. W. to 240. par qr.; ethic Baltic ports, 240. to Ma. per qr. Banns.-13ogIldt sad Egyptian unaltered at lad Mow lay's pilesa English tick, 36a. to 425.; bar ow 42a. to Na re qr. Foreign, 40s. to 60a. pea qr. Egyptian, 365. Mr ( 1*- Pass quirt at loot Monday's rata. Englide Warr, Mo. M ; f rac s ad grey, Ms. to 425. ; Bride. while, 4 are FLOATIXO CA ILG 011.11.—Sinoe loot Monday 13 in= Will am& were reveried arrived at ports of sail, via., 1 Irbil* 8 rude., 4 barley; of those, revesal wars sold brews ordeal. iM lead sole, reported to-day, was that of aa antral aorta at matzo at about 31a. per 4921b5. e. f. y. &annulus, taxa:wpm! Am' { To JIINI I 71a7y; Wtall et= =1 a iw I ites i iiiiiiiiiiiiiii M. MINCINO-LANE.—(THIS DAT.) BVoAll4.—Tils market Is very obesely at regally's= whkh wars fatty thous of last week to 81. &dram lamps, 61s. to 6,1 g. _ . . Conn.—Tie article is very drat et a eltubt admire os het weeVe prime. Taa.—The trade are occupied with the large easuplre of the public eslin re-conntenag to-00170W. Rtes.—Prices are unaltered, bat the derail is nu- di. 4d.; idolomm _ u sre e eally sugmeled. Proof leeward", eAwn ma—Tbe Measel asallear limited. Ccrrroir.—lfe sale reported. Markets gwarreßy gimlet to-day. TALLOW MARIET.—(THIS DAY ) sielest Is eltraity. Prim me Toad so follows Tows sallow, 61s. ass orb; Peasesbarg T.C., on the spot. 665. , all this moth, 665. ; 61. y id. ugust sad Sep- Umber, 665. ; Waage to Deortabar, ids. BOROUGH HOP MARIBT.—(THIB DAY.) If ears. Patoaden sad Snit! mon that a good open- Moe undo Is doing to hop., at the has advance la prima. Fly, co,h sod Wry dew lsonasing Is way plows. REEP SEA TELEGRAEIL—.-A EMIESTEEI MO waived ►te abe•n•on by Mr. C. 1.. Peet, emeretery M the eout may, aesoenciag the success:al layheg of the Red Bea adds se far u Aden, on the 28th May. The Opiwiroso of Taria Matsu that the municipal cities of 001111., Baloaru, Alomendria, and other tows* of Piedmont him drawn up Wrens. to *a king milreating him not to espies his person es realm* is battle. TES ACCIDENT AT TEDS WESTMINSTER PALACE BOTZL.-1111 OM advertising dopertinant will be bead an ossmessoinsit at s °weft to ha gime oti &ttarday mat by ems of the . p w artioase spooled from 160 who bans ollissid thole swains nestaitooely for this telly lemmelest • while ethos, iseludiog Mks H. Dolby, have oostribnisti 'poensiory obi to the fond opened on the Schooly by tho Commillos of the WoMmdmitior Ragged radon Assoilisia. law De. ClumeloSas i ptliZl Pa. Y . DR RE, P Ouel PO I " uftlu6 l Ist %a — Mum Poe maw 411 , 84. .1.4444444. 4 wen a/Ma QuIG ai r M.l r+. ut N.J r.w.itarip!ig =wk. Igortrr.. ,N i~ limp. atm. es..poial ' postorlik spin =lll 'llferfdlt Dila. 4 p. M. • Sr* Me& in .. Sow o I ms p i c h . w47.17C17.1faii Da. 1N emisbio—,„. PRL_Pd4lk L iFr — 4 I ic ilT li tyd. " Iliri;Nit Aasitatt t !MO i t/O 4h ianii ...... latithiP4l"l4•& =-•~-=~ ~....~. ILatioerpose ... Anluso Datilsi.lialftaing7pLe Wiles irises Awelies. BmiersN gielnummil . Onommulilaseadis/ Dutel. RAW* Lapimin VOW ()nod lusliapia. SILO Omit Ousinl ii Ot.LaumbeergOisie • Pak tufts . = si led . oerba de. r....1te foreittt 2.761 I no. l ems sod • lii;;;!Fww_ . 7 pie Nal ..... iambi, rid De. Oi 1.77 7! 016.23" ft• • W• 4 W. ww wre el n • I. W. if Imo Wailes W Amide ........ 6. JOUR MOOR WISE& is. 1 Ohm 1 Usu. I N. 1 CIL pada 1 Mb. 13: d= t y.Wer ... Jbbli 2 r 1, _ 4 a ..... et 114 Beak of eggp . - --. y . - I • • ..) - - i 104.041.11nk maw. ad .4. 4.. idea W. Ardis lid II SS = OM bask of lab: NMI Iblll I baftabsndOlds" 16 a ti .11. = 1 of ----- - - - IS tzlit MI gi 1 - 81 Al gi - Ei _ dt..M l• : bow . .. ... .., 44 1 dellual lbak - .. II IM Omsk Wale.- a 46 • ON IS i delembi bulk Oa WS - - 111 Clibms 4bak ma ISt 144 prido ladal of 16ind 3 71 111 TS ISI6 i+ Nr .b6a:::: II Ws u card arias 0 -. UsSi tmil:lma rie dus - - 1111 ... -. 644 1 W " f riais • . 44 44 db iiitrail pr.sip..l LIARS LAMAR A? RIZZI) REIM 1 - 7i.:4117 I.`" . 11 =VI tirek alers) ll 7 4 • m.l em*. 66... 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The funds have again risen to I per me, although business is very limited. The monthly set tlement in Consols he. been completed this morning, by the payment of the differences. In the other markets prices still exhibit an up ward tendency. Indian and Lonsbardo.Venetian railway shares are principally inquired for. British railway stock., however, in some instances, are a trifle weaker. Consols are officially marked 931 to 941 for ; money, and 931 to 94 for the Bth of July. The present quotations are 931 to 94 for cub, and 931 to 1 for the account. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 2191 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 921 to 94; the New Three per Cents., at 921 to 921; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of lag year at 941; India Bonds, at 31. to 7s. dia.; and Exchequer Bills at 19s. to 235. prem. The foreign stock market, though quiet, is de cidedly firm. Where any alteration is observable in prime, it is in a favourable direction, except se regards Turkish stocks, which have declined 1 per cent. ; the Old Loan is now quoted 681 to 69/ ; and the New, 671 to 581. There are inquiries for Mexi can, Spanish, Portuguese, and Russian stocks. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Old Five per Cents, 100; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1862, 91, 90, ex div.; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 91, ex dix.; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 171, 171,18; New Granada Ac live Bonds, 151 ; ditto Deferred, 41 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 831; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 42 ; ditto for account, 43 ; Russian Five per Cents., 104; Spanish Three per Cents., 411; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 261, 29; Turkish Six per Cents-, 1858,68, 581 ; ditto Guar. erased Four per Cents., 102. The first official price in the Three per Cent. Rentes at Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, was 62.95 for the account, but the quotation soon afterwards receded to 62.80, showing a reaction of nearly per cent. compared with the last price of yesterday. The Calcutta and China mails, via Marseilles, will be delivered in London to-morrow. In the discount market the rate for two-months j bills of a high class is about 2k per cent., or 1 per cent. below the Bank minimum. The applications at the Bank yesterday were more numerous, but of an exceptional character. At Vienna and Frankfort, on Monday, the reverses of the Austrian arms were the signal foe a fall of k per ant. in the Five per Cent. Metallic'. About 20,0001. in gold, half bars and half Russian, was yesterday sent into the Bank. The steamer General Codrington arrived from St. Petersburg yesterday, with about 60,000!. in Russian gold. The arrival is announced 'of the Shooting Star, from Melbourne, with 67,0001. in gold. In addition to the ships already referred to, the Monica was to leave Melbourne for England on the 20th of April, with about 131,0001. in gold. Purchases of silver to a moderate amount have been made here for the Continent, principally for Hamburg. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon pre sented little alteration ; but bills on St. Petersburg, Italy, and Sicily were more inquired for, and were quoted rather km favourably for England. The rates are shown below: Amsterdam, three menthe, 11.161 to 6; ditto short, 11.12 to 13; Rotterdsza, three more 11.151 to , Antwerp, three months, 25.6 to 10 ; , lama Mono,three mouths, 13.31 to 41; Per* threedey• ht, 26.6 to 10; ditto, three mond. 25.321 to 71 ; nerMet-on. the-Mains, three months, 1161 to 1; Petwebar& per rouble, three months, 321 to 321; Visalia, of fio., three months, 14.90 to 16.10 ; Trkate, ditto, ens maths 14.90 to 16.10 ; Madrid, three mouths, 49 to 1; Gala, three menthe, 491 to 1; Lanham three maths, 29.90 to 30.10 ; Gera., throe mnaths, 26.65 to 70; Naples, three month*, 401 to I ; Palermo, three months, 121 to I ; Weans, three months, 121 to ; Lisbon, 90 days, 611 to 1 ; Oporto, 90 days, 611 to t. Forgeries of bills to rather a large amount have just been brought to light. The person implicated is named John Lockhart Morton, was formerly en gaged in business as a civil engineer in Parliament. street, and is now described as merchant and bill broker, of Finch-lane. Ile appears to have had transactions lately in the timber trade, and also to have made consignments to Australia. His con nexions are highly respectable, and his attainments are described as of a highorder. This person was yes terday carried before the Lord Mayor, and remanded on a charge of forging and uttering a bill of exchange for 6001., purporting to be accepted by Messrs. P., W. Flower and Co., of Princes-street, with intent to defraud the London Discount Company, who are the , prosecutors. Other bills, believed to be fictitious, are held by this company, but the amount, as far as can yet be ascertained, is only moderate. The loss will be further reduced by the proceeds of property seized by the company on Monday. At least one other discount establishment is involved, but is un derstood to be covered to • considerable extent. There is a rumour that the total amount of the forgeries is not less than 20,000/., but this may prove to be an exaggeration. It appears that the Austrian government, by way of consoling itself for the failure of its last London loan, has taken from the National Bank a large ad vance in specie, " on account of that part of the loan which was not taken." If this information is to be understood literally, the " advance" must be to rather a large amount. At the annual meeting of the proprietors of the Bank of British North America, held yesterday, the directors' report referred in hopeful terms to the brighter prospects of trade in the British North American Colonies. The dividend recommended by the Board, at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, was agreed to. It was announced that the company's charter has been renewed for another ten years. A special general meeting of the Italian Junction Railways Company is called for the 9th of July, at Geneva, when there will be submitted " the balance sheet of the years 1838 and 1839, and the necessary propositions respecting the concessions granted to the company by the Sardinian states, especially. in reference to the section from the Simplon to the Lao Majeur." A call of 2/. is to be paid on the B shared, and of 2!. on the new issue of shares, in the Oriental Inland Steam Company, by the 11th of August. The transfer books for Consols, the New Three and-a-Half per Cents., New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., New Five per Cent. Annuities (1860). and Annuities (1880), will close on Friday next, and re-open on the 15th of lnly. Ti MAY NVINIWO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93j to f for the Bth of July, opened this morning at a slight re action, but soon improved, and, after touching 931, closed at 93f to 1, or equal to 92 to ex dir. For money the last price was 931 to 1, but transactions were recorded in the morning u high as 94. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, I, 1,1, 94, 93 1 , 931 ; ditto, for account (Bth July), 931, 931, 931; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 1, ; New Three per Cents., 921, 1,1, ; Thirty Years A nnu ities, expiring is April, 1883, 171 ; Bank Stock, 221 1 , 2191, 221 f ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, issued in 1858, 94f ; the Scrip of the New Loan, 931, 93j, 93f. Exchequer Bills have again advanced Is., clung at 19e. to 235. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at 100. to 3s. dis. The scrip of the New Indian Loan was quoted 93 to j; and the Four per Ceut. Debentures issued last year, 94 to f. The foreign stock market was inactive, but firm. The principal inquiry was for Sardinian Bonds,which have again risen about 2 per cent., closing at 79 to 81. Turkish stocks were rather weaker at one period of the day, but closed fully as good as yester day—the old loan at 69 to 70, and the new at 68 to 68. Mexican Bonds have improved to 171 to I. There were also inquiries tor Russian Four. and-a-Half per Cents. Dutch Four per Cents. have advanced considerably. Q 7 745 I')i is us as ill ilia 114 lie _ ".: 41. Ei MN n fi 1 a K a gra_ a ' at E ll i e. 3 n iF 1 1111 di 14 29 11 I I di 167 I[9 li e 2 1 42 43 4 4 04 41 43 64 66 60 43 43 It I 11 N I/ i i i M 6 110 1.11 ll* 116 100 If 103 IS !!. ITS TO 118 120 110 112 103 103 11 13 11 114 i i In id Id U IT 66 U II 111 10 17 ft 11 It 19 111 AI MI 131 us is I' F 119 111 01 l e 1; 1; 190 112 01 N 10: 1 10 59 is U N 11 1 ell t i .1. 1 117rli 13 110 11l 111 10) lu 111 110 Ili 110 M 71 73 11 IV tr. 47 >WATI I II i 11 Fool sr 14:1 ;I 3 i 1 111 in LI ft GI I. Si 21 Me ... .. MA an - •• unlit lis ri oe • M to N le is t w.—..._ 1 e si nt , n i II 14 11.1 11.4 4 11 i ll 'Pi N 6 N LS par i ow I I —ft I ii; t. I Of da 1 11 " 11 1 b pc i p. r 7 11 II die 11 - I I 1r pa IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—TUESDAT, Jaya 7. The hones resumed at 6 o'clock. LAW OF DEBTOR AND CREDITOR. The LORD CHANCELLOR said their lordships woad member that to the last session of parliament be kitenglit in two meaaures, the one to amend the law of debtor and creditor, the other, the law relating to the windiest en of joint stock companies. Them measures bad reedmil Melt lordships' sanction when the late parliament was maregued s but bad not been lent to the other hones. He with the • ion of the house, that these bile= without tllsewsalon, be advanced to the same stage, is rider that they might as speedily ass possible go to the Home elf Commons. THE ADDRESS. Lori POWIS, in moving the addrer, hoped that the rib of feat session would be plaoed sa quickly sa prelble in the same stage as that to which they had been advanced previous to the dissolution. He would not enter into a disersion as that dissolution, nor on the effects It might have had on the relative strength of parties. He then proceeded to recapitulate the principal topics of the royal speech, and said it was hie opinion that the efforts made by the present government to preserve the peace of Europe —a peace so mesetial to the commercial prospss.ty of this coontry—word be satisfactory to the nation. The position of this country was one of neutiality, but in order to make its voice respected we most make re parations commensurate with our power. He was glad to see the encouragement which had been given to the forma tion of title clubs by the present government. Bearing a willing testimony to the courtesy and forbearanoe which the opposition had ever practised on foreign affairs, be coocluded la . m estoving that an humble address be presented to her vii ILFORD seconded the motion. Earl GRANVILLE said the speech of her Majesty that day was the third whichshe haddelivered inthathourefurbig the present year, end his moat say that of the three it Ow the one which tended to produce the greatest amount of compli cation. In the speech with which her Majesty dlesolved the late parliament there were some words of a very unusual character, the effect of introducing them being to pot into her Mejesty's month au Invocation of Divine Providence to give a majority in the House of Commons to the exfsting government. (Laughter.) Since that speech wee delivered the government had certainly not played the pert of the wag goner in the fable; they bad not contented themselves with prayer, but had epplied the governmental shoulder ere getically to work. (" Hear, hear," and laughter.) In the speech just delivered nothing was said r to whether or not the majority which wee prayed for bad been obtained ; but the noble viscount who had just sat down had told them that the government had SOO supporters in the other bouts. He was afraid that the government intended to attempt mill to go on with a minority in the House of Commons; and it was to their bring done so hitherto that he attributed what he thought their lordships mast ell l deplore, the Manianagentent of hits at home and abroad. He thought that both in opposition and in power the con servative party had committed an error in being so anxious , to please everybody. He believed that the French alliance under certain limits and certain conditions was most desirable. (Hear, hear.) He believed the Emperor was anxious to mainta in thee alliance; one muse and the beet et all possible reasons, was that be conaidered ft his self-interest so to do, another reason which contributed to it was that be had a regard for the opinion of the countty in which he bad so long resided; and another reason had which d a considerable effect was his belief in the high character and straightfor ward conduct of pub'io men in this country. Nothing could tend more to shake that belief than the conduct of the pre. sent government. When an attempt had been made on the life of the Emperor and of him wife, the greatest Indignation mu felt, and the then leader of the opposition suggested that the lacuna in our legislation should be filled up, and in the other house the party supported the firth reading of the bill, but when =other party of very different principke raised an opposition, they saw a favourable moment for a political victory, and on the flimsy pretence that a letter (which was described in the lint despatch of the noble cal oppoBits as not intended to give offence) had net been an swered, the oonnentive party upset the government; such vacillating conduct it ma difficult to reconcile with good faith on the part of those who succeeded, and it placed the noble earl in considerable difficulty se to the conduct of foreign affable It would be rash for any man to prophecy what would be the result or when would be the termination of the war. Hs bad been glad to hear the ex pression of her Majesty's earnest desire to maintain neto tndity and keep the country at peen ; but it would be a dereliction of duty on the part of any government to make a positive declaration that this country would under all cir cumstances remain neutral ; It would only lead the bellige rent powers to take no regard to the within of this country, and might lead to three eircumetences which would render it impossible for her to remain neutral. No doubt there was much difference of feeling in that home as to the wishes for the result of the war, but the beet way to maintain a real neutrality was to announce that they did not confider war Impossible if circumatumes justified it. Sidney Smith had once denounced the idea of making war on the liberty mongers of Europa ; he believed they would betray the best in ' tenets of the ceuntry if they were to go to war on any Quixotic notion, or merely for the pumas of Interfering with 'nettle( state. They should be prepared, when the time foe peace came, to be in each • parkin as would enable them to se cue such • peace as would ensue the best government and the greatest happiness for the countries involved. Such • policy wee note very easy one; he feared its application re gutty 1 greats firmness and greater skill than her Majesty's governmenteined. He had touched upon the variou s topics on wh rcA he considered the government was open to blame. It might, therefore, be expected he intended to move an amendment to the address. He had zenith intention, and his reason he would briefly state .—lt had hoes usual on a diem. tenon of parliament to dissolve on the question ;on which government had been beaten. The government however had not taken that course, but appealed to the country whether they pommel its confidence. The answer to that appeal had now been given, and he believed means would be taken in the other hone to aseertain the verdict. The speech on the dis solution had censured the tone stinted by the late house, and he believed the government had no right to make such a complaint. He could not conceive a House of Commits acting more fairly to • goverment in • minority. A large portion of the liberal party bed supported them in the hope of getting democratic matures, and on the last vote several liberals had gone with them. de to foreign eddies, It was creditable to the Home of Commons that on three different occasion they left with the leaders the sole privilege of speaking. The prudence with which their leaders spoke was not only much to be itimbed, but it exer cised the greatest effect on the minds of Austria, Sardinia, and France. He did not deny the constitutional right of the government to &solve but the inexpediency of depriv ing themselves of the support of parliament was shown by the feat that the lath step which made wax inevitable was taken only four days after the dime lotion. The government were justified in dissolving If they expected to get a majority, but if they did they moat have been greatly deceived; they would not be justified in doing so to strengthen their party for future opposition. The opi nion of the country had been taken, and it would soon be decided by the vote of the other house. If the decision ' , meld be adverse to the government he trusted the result would not be unsalisfutory to the country, but if it should be in riven of the protest advisees of her Majesty, he for himself and for those around him begged to my that, whilst they would continue to watch closely the proceedings of the government, they would give them support when support could consistently be given, and would abstain from anything like factious opposition. (Hear, beery For these reasons he did not think the Hones of Lade ought to be called on at that moment to come to any COO which might place the two houses in oppnition. The question of real importance, and that which the country deefredoires to see both hones sup r.,:zruse good government in a coerce evasion! with the and interest of the ceustoy. (Hear, heir.) The Earl of HALM ESBURY sail the apsoh of the ni earl differed front those venal on such oeeasfoose by its scokl nee of the diligent topics of the royal speech. He was glad to have the opportunity of expreesing his obligation to the noble earl for giving bun notice of the parliamentary Mat km he had to expect. When they were made he motif be ready to meet them ; but it would not be right for bim ago Ca with the discussion at that moment, when their lordship, were not in posmorion of the iutormation which would render it interesting or med. He hoped in two or three days to Le able to lay the papers on the table. He intended to give at longth all the correspondence Wiesen her Mejsety'a go vernments and the governments of France, Austria, and See dean. The paper. were<t coneiderable length, but he thought it better they should appear neon. than that any Information should be withheld. He would cot then defend himself ; her would only say that the government had been so fortunate as, under Provideaceeo prevent thisrouatryfrom being drawn into the war. It was not on the present theatre of war, al all events, that the oppoeition ought to take their stand. He hoped that before the noble earl came to attack him he would read the papers to be laid on the able, sad else the tie 'matches laid before parliament in 11848, in which the noble viscount, in another piece, bad taken so prominent a put. And he could say with truth, that mush of what was now taking place mu due to the policy then pursued. The noble viscount had then a menu opportunity of rescuing a large portion of Italy fi the oppression of Austria. He would only oak their lord , chips to compare the policy of 1818 with that of 1859, end he was not afraid of the comparison. He would only my when the attack was made on him he would be perfectly prepared to meet it. (Hear, hear). Lord HO DEN, /Awe • stet* of French policy in Italy, stated it as his opinion teat if France established her self to Ital this country would be ultimately drawn into the war. He sand the government whether they were ready to repast the denial teat no secret treaty or understanding existed now between France and Rusin, He had reason to believe that some agreement had been enchant betweee these two powers within the Het three weeks. Lord NORKANET objected to the line of policy pond by his own side. Thinking that the goverment had been deceived in the late negotiations, he unveiled the lattices. of Sardinia mid France, and especially of Routh, in extending her influence in the Me. diteeraneen Sea. It wee over of the objects of the treaty of Tibet, be said, to reject from that sea all theme whou territories did not abet on It, and it was the duty of o i tiii : tha ng fizrl t co he mlof un tai sy zi tz m y ,y paitih ro b ;yl:b .r e i i con L , le ed uiyird r ftv el ,:dt r ap bt el dby i y ee em ier othit : h e imipt tou h rrim al . had lumi gibiethed 9t ee elsre p erd ogrrengamamet :;; ; to resin any attempt at unfound domination. .R-. WM OPOIII SS 1 p.m. DOI 11 MI lee I 1096 1014