The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-03 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGINOL (THIS DAT.) COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH. Retires in Resco.—(Befor• Lord Campbell sad herons Iris, Cronspera. sad Ha) 741 r r. •ut'Lf4,—.ll7lolollT/AND CUIVT. Thy v .... v .6.j &step a cressrdsa es to ths= a enemies I. the °millet of seits de War tonserty ley'. Ss the Om ra it= of Rafted, brought actioa soden • carder, wino she bed retard bs uaMtlt tar ram— wa eindest the Rad of Imbed Is Ingeopir almipag, fad the yam aging lbs. his, tbs hetragsserger ed barissilfft; sod the dsiralkin deed WM ths wilder Ss arlimaiii et rant. sad await Ib ialm s h A and insider of dr *Milt antneed into • ampordes with the attorneys ea ale one sels to take a mist Is the *riff kr • feign and nag to enter a sett proasseas ie nemby she wr Inispal a r rift = the Constar of Slio led acted in • roaransblia raid, se& aldle d ienner, serf serordance with the steles of tuner' Media the MO, and the rivastins sow err whether that vas • alllshat saver te the sera Mc asti r , is the part of the piano* ssetsnisil dot le gas set, sad diet ea attorney we bend to Az ea direetisas ands dot provided they ems bosh& d sat involve isythlng aropatory to Rs prenaltnel chemist. He Omitted tint is attorney amid swell a useable dis cretion in sans et preadult, bet argued tbst Its had no right to &spar flenallistnekcallons he bad aneived as to the crate of • sit, weirs withthscoreat aids client, and that if he did so be men be ands responsible for the cones groom. Mu Joyce, as behaN of the dshadint, salmitted that tha plea raised • good dolmas to the soda Whoa the case cane as for trial it ins so Imre wader the oriel of the attract, bat was bit entirely to do hinds et authority. viz.—thous of the osiaml whit was aA ir aiMa with the:cocaine of the ?landfill; India agenhatte Mm promise urn their stria, he mast be maned as having scud by the alewife asst Many Lord Campbell was of ornles . that the plea code sat pm- Chi, be defended as en answer to the action. It einineed that the defendant entered tato • compromise ti there es- Con, contrary to the express devotions of the phdaME, and then, by way of avoidance, veld it Ins sand Is. by the advice of counsel', sad was • prudent sad trensfishil mange ✓est for her la •R teepees& Re than& that was %I= &share Is thselden. Minns led has as on the feet et the plalattlf terbiderp Idr is r i estwr Ws a c oroproastee, he ersald her • toed dui tae, list rthin Mtn such directions. GM es they ISM analog la All Ina is screw into the emapsemisk its send are *es, ma be the planed sed himself. Whet he had done yr eW biadisg co the patine Int, it yr previous to the *rid to hams the somorent forced on her. Re dld set rpm I. the perral prindpkikil lows by Mr. Remedy Is the dadiadast area basal to is the sit .carding is bar dudes, beweveo aabsurd, or how ever they Eden carproceiss hie chsrenar, bat having hen acted contrary to her positive Inenesikes he hod bola gaily of a breech of duty which pars bar is prat doss earn of action. The other Judges bring of the lams 'Oaks, The court nave judgment sprat the plea and la far= of the *riff. COURT OF EXCRIQURR. Etlisp la Illises. - - ; - agates -- tb; Logi Mat Ilana, sad Sims Beammil, NM CbmadL) irrnamem. v. acct-1111VAIS Lemony Arizaries. This is t, so Noise bswerbt by thopirbeiff to MOM bon uadansa of propos, fa Wake, the amount el bond • g aa 1•110 q is the plaintiff's hoods onion. Thee is shuns et os •••• twos& by the dilesdiat spied the O&M Sr lalssiwprionenisst by MIES of his dotentioa is ths asylums as Os pored cif alir Watery. by ham, co Wolf Ma Rack, now named se spplicatio• wiiisb be bad powissily mat* that do Or Ilindast slant to permitted w lespet ths plainer, bubo licomma did ad mar the sppliesn as p asse of dwarfs at • dabs/ cos seas at chaabr, sad idor lespesticon 411611010111 granted eecordisply. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Doan Ur Judge Ordhsary.) TRIO= V. VIICIVI-7Cit ZILTT.. TY responiat, who ir:lnTed - -suips -- Tei - r • in London, marled the petitioner in ma, end bed three children by ler. Dub' the at wileetitatiss. he acquired intent- Lretes bi end test end Wtreated his wits. tees bin in ken Dr - r7TrisTem we evensel he Mrs. irkker, but the to spowlent did sot appear. eiz C. Creetwell pasted the prayer of the petitioner. $1; AN D s srrr: This was is makable suit, milks& out of the will of the late Lisetweent.Col,awl But, wbws death oeserred at when ow the first of Match last. TM plan lib were his astute=; the ishedww was We we and beir-et-law. the demo' bed Apia hr will. bet had not MA it sowisi. Wilmer won wet kr Is order era lw =WA wisswisdoe Ile twitntawat la ark piewww, let bin be amid de se he became ilitalledrAl ani soca shorwmals ilai. _ _ _ . . lar.l7wer, Q.C.. sod Dr. Spots, appeared for tlo MOM OM; Dr. Door, Q.C., eat Dr. Swabs", km the ehearett. er C. Croswell proareoced airiest the ismarat, b 'Dowel the costs of the plaintiffs odd the old& COURT OP BANKRUPTCY. (BoOm Mr. Camideasr !maw) ra az rpm Dam's Lim roam* MIILTINO antriatir - (iturraw).—C•LL. • wisdiag•up order was mond, =was Is this car, awl the list of ccostribu'oriel was statist Tide eras a sitting to mete as call upne the matribatorles, The debts of the rom- Fatty em stated at 1,3001. A call of 51 per sbare (the fall areolutt) ai made, meat to be given to so& ease for the eons already paid. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MANSION.HOU SE. Willem AMIS. • deserter from the 50th Regiment, _ amten.ed to bo hepriemed In Holloway pat for three mantbe ter laving etoM • himilkerolued The prisoner mid be had bee in the mili'ia, end was the victim el • gnat variety of misfortune& Alderman Cabin—When yea ere diacherged from prim you trill be takes to your regiment. we have MI you here betas, The gaoler—Several times. Wifileos Permit wu charged under NlCOltaf circumetsnese. He wen men by a policeman, who rod the fellow. wham he pullet the handkerchief out of • gent:cam:es pocket, blew Ms woe ia the heartiest manner on it, sod than slipped it into W ova pocket. (Laughter ) SM geoler—He beam out of Holloway prison about a month. The priomer—Thaf e all wrong. Its three mond I ems I woo therm. The gaoler—You were there the.. tomtits ago also. Alderman Cubat—Walk you met go there again, and mot sot come out for three nimitha M.IM.w Judas wee tempi with having stolen a leg of The prisoser wee ems In Leediskall-market to lake the kg of mottos from • farm ing Stag it into an empty tart, which, however, Winged M an honeg man, who lounedietsly co ll ared bit sad limed holm in custody. Roos afterwards the osaw of the art alloised it as a jo'ut whkk bed been juot stoke from ham. The prisoner, who proved to he une of asses Plows who ere notorious pane. is markets, gm emmialed, end sen tenced to imprmanamet tar two mantair. MARLBOROUGH-STanT. Tin WWI AGAIN. llama Mark, • gist:ember, mdtles at a Ceal-rord, Drury-We, me drama wlik elarbdirammi Le" • my colour's', of 11, A•••••trera, "lib • kik The permeates, wham bed was wavehri In • embed bandage, rad that sheet 11 p.m. she wee Metes mpg sr with • toting ere in Mat roam wheel the phew Mak! violently at kw Mee, and oda . Let r im nee Not howiag Me yokes et the fto, eh* reams he do em mid the )oung man who wen with bar orerpd to ooppww the door, but she refuted to let him, and I. of er the prisoner buret open the door osd rushed apes the young man, and on her going between them with the inter Met of parting them, she received two stabs la Om hood from the prisoner, but did sot as. • kade in hie hoed. Her head ms droved at the Station, Ma she wen vary wok from the effects of the Wary. She bad MOM knit iampaNy with the llama to the charge the priermer said be bad buss drinking at the time, ha knew nothing about it, end was very so. Dir. B rry ingham acid le should remand hi for a few days to seethe result of the isjury the proamatrix hal eastward. WANDSWORTH. A DIAS aIDI CPON A Ammar. James Xi&wry, la the =ploy of Pricts candle fatty, Batiorma. appeared beim Wham, to 'newer the mew plaint of laapeetor litse, es behalf of the South Western Railway Company. for riding he a ercoad-clues ca nags without a whet with Infest to avoid payment thereof. The &deadest pleaded guilty.; Cearies Capita, ticket collector at the Wandsworth railway-statko, stated that on the night of the 18th the de fendant come from the Waterloo Nation by the 12 o'clock troth, end alighted from a recou&oleas therlegs. Witaaes gelled him for his ticket, sad be said that he had lost It. Ile doubted whether he bed tikes a ticket at Waterton, and be persisted in stating that he bad partesaed one sad hed lost it. He thee seated bits to pay the ihrie, and be positively refused to comply with his request. Pad lag that be would act pay, he then wired him fur his name and oddities, sad that be refused to give. nt that he said wee that his name was Brown, sad any further Information be would sot give. He then went away, and the next night mitoses again saw him, sad acted him for his name and ad dress. He than gave him the name of Jima Brown, lf, Laveader-road. Mr. laghera sakel the witness in what date the defendant leth as the time. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 3, 1869. raThe wham add he was la Sear, sad red violeat La y.la dsehree he veld mei yr. MW. Tarr, the eletteararee, WI that to war great of air the deka carter told bka, he watt to the alines the Meshed pre, sad cord OA as cat of the tree at Drees Naas then. Haas rim hid= tar be heed that the iletrier Ned at IL 1., nail, awl that We =re vas Mew sad set Dreg. Tr Mikan added that the deladmat Nil ea saieederitr i =to the sia earard Ide emery fee rad had sad esti he lad ler ei ha reera. ins fteseass pleaded derhaeres as as sear: bat Pk. Irina to hla that he weld ate rapt It r aa satyr . e the emehlat. IMMaar hid Ora a are sibs sad therelere art her den Wt be bad der wens. He tad him 10e. sad 3e. N. orb. The mosey was paid. SHOCKING OUTLAW: IM WIRLMZATH. DUBLIN, MONDAY. Oa Saturday Mr. Jameop,of TynelaPaaa County Wasbasath, was fired at and as garready modal that ha is sat impacted to survive. The dial was atiamad by magi yeessaa, aces of elan irk say attempt to slay the Mai at ar arnstihs moassia. _ _ Tb arm was tbs bads& by hoop, of • Wm, the kerma Moist oltvidal ma maniersg. SHARE LL9TB,-71118 DAY. Two oTwoi. Lath business has been done today In British railway stocks, bat the market amen to be es C ad"' l l ; al r l al i ai nsmtaarg a i a teadi e an e o r ted r t alti lie m P a rk : four o'clock yesterday. Caledonian stook hes been rather more inquired for, whilst Ba.- wick is still offered. London and North Wats= stook is now quoted 88 to 87; Great Western, 60 to 61 ; Midland, 94 to 94k ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 84k to 84 ; Eastern Canada, 62 to 63 ; Bondi Eastern, 18k to I ; Caledonian, 72 to 73, after being marked 74; and North British, 60 to 62. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are tempera lively quiet, and steady in price. The Old shame are quoted 21 to 21 des., and the New Bto 2! dis. ' Some of the Indian shares are in better demand. ' There is also more inquiry for the two Brazilian railway stacks. The Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Debentures of the But Indian Railway Company r have advanced upon investments, and are marked 97. OIDOILIf RUM LID Iroolll. ^ ass Miff Aral as IV W I. I IZ" I i ~.. ifne T 314 DOM I Ti S M . MP :611 1grislalft i r A Z I E Umde• Nit 0. I F 1 sk mi t a io 101 1•1 16 Id it 0 4 " n 14 ii NN lb Is 16 10 11 iO. 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MKMBERB RITURNED.,-(TMB DAY.) rnassArx.) CAtemasea.—TeaßL Tmutim—O•ConnelL CoLanautm—Boyd. Nostarmeast..aan (Solna). —Beaumont and HITTLAND.—NosI and Heatheote. SHROPSHIRE TORTH).—HiII and Gore. HAMPSHIRE cEnt).—Beeoh and Boothe. ( WORCESTER (EAST). —Foley and Calthorpe. Sven= (807).—Pevenney and Dodson. 03PORDsHISE.—The nomination took place yes- Imlay morning, is the County-hall, at Oxford, and was attended chiefly by ishabltante of the city, very few of whom had any votes, although they maned disposed to take a pro minent part in the premedisp. There was a very fair at tendance of the county/ sad fewer freeholders among the tenant fanners thea - awieL Mr. Henley appeared to be the favourite with all parties, MI his reception wee very en thasiutio. After the mesa preliminaries, J. H. Aahhurst, Zee , of Watestock Howse, proposed, and J. Lechmere, Eaq , of Hill Hosea Maple ABIOS, seconded, the Right Hon. J. W. Henley. Mr. Leanne-re, having made souse oh surname daps** te Mr. Bright, was Woad down and could not age& get a bessieg.—Bir H. Willonghby, W il i radpord, and Mr. Aldine= asilsr. of Oxford, . G. Meow% Bei.-4/2 H. I. P. Lambert, Bert., of Aria Heart Terewort_h, proposed, and Colonel Omelets', et Owes,* Haw, adspieg Norton, seconded, LienteridsOaresi Nora. No ere candidate bring put in soWnstlesiAte _Nigh Sheriff daring Mr. Earley, Mr. Har med, and Olissel North to be elnly sleeked. attEEET (What).—The nomination of two mem bers to serve be this division of the meaty of Surrey took piece pada et the Town-hall, Guilford. The proceed *" mall her nay litW latest, the Town-hall being but pertilly IBd. air W. Freque, the High Sheriff, per sided. Cased Miaow proposed, end R. G. Awe, soselegeks of Mr. Briscoe, and Colossi Hehee &maw/ sod Wm. Joha Evelyn proposed and emended Mr. Dreamed. No ore candidate being pro posed, Mr. &knee sad Mr. Drsennond were deolaM duly else*, eel saw they had Wady addressed the electors Mizreralelp awed wish a vote of teas to the High BUT (Lrr).—The election for the eastern divi des alas wog of Kant took place yesterday at the greed stead ea lfferham Deems, about three miles from Carter tmies,Mr Mertes laatehball nominated Sir Brook William Dull Mr. William °modes Hammond seconded the seer eilea. Mr. J. P. Plamptre (formerly one of the repress Miess Ise Hest Kent) nominated Mr. William • Deeds*, le Ilsaberrinrk. Mr. Matthew 801 l seconded the norniaaffia. Shoes haft ao other candidate proposed, Sir Brook Wilms &Miss end Mr. Ikeda§ were declared duly • sleeted. STATFORDIERILI (NORTH).—The election of et em hers he the melbas iiiriiiol2 of the county of Stafford took clam (Monday) in the Shire-hall, fltallotd. R. W. . (tbe Under Sheriff) presided. Mr. 3. Batomen, of nominated the Right H. C. B. for re-elostlee. Hugo Meyndf l the nembetion. The Hon. 8. Jams proposed Viscount hanks, whams nomination was seconded Mr. Lovett, of Mein., No mbar candidate beteg nomi nated, the Under-Mareddeclared the Hon. C. B. Adderley earl VIKAPE2i legestre duly elected . Doasersniaz.--This election took . place yester day, et Dorchester. Tbe ex-swesberre, the Hon. W. H. B. Porters (liberal), end H. Kr Berner Esq., and H. O. !poet, i les ;eUcosesevetivie), Ware re-el ected. J. Gondry, , end Colonel Greathead seconded, the Hon. rtli. Portman; G. P. Manse), Eau , proposed, sad C. J. Po* Lay , seconded, H. G. Start, "Esq.; J. Farquharson, Req., sesyessol, and Sir Ed. Baker. Bart., seconder), H. Her ispasr,llaq. There being no other candidates, these gen tiara tem* declared elected. Ahem the members had ad- tweed the meeting the proceedings terminated. Isis op Witurt.—Tho nomination of candidates s at Ilar the regemeatation et the Isle of Wight took place at et Newport yesterday (Moeda"). The late member, Mr. C. C. Mort. wee emanated by Hr John Simeon. Bart., end semaded by Kr. J. Emboss Carter, M.P. for Winchester. Big H. P. Gordon proposed, sad Captain Doff seconded, the sominaties el COlOlllll 11112030/t. On a show of hands being Olken the Shish declared the rune to be in favour of Mr. E. Clifford, awl poll was scooningly demanded on behalf of Colossi NORPOL EI nAIiT).—The nomination took place IL, at the Shire-ball, Norwich, the High ty = mr (lfr. P. H. Centime) ir o eti pc ztd - aa ?stunting Afar. The Hem. T. P. Bessabann , , and Captain Wind- ham suosded, Ltent.-Colosel .C. W. Coke (libera ) . Mr. ' H. N. Berroughes prune& and the Hon. F. Walpole seconded, Mr. Edward Howes (conservative). No other can didate was pßroposed and Colossi Coke and Kr. Howes were thwewpo duly elated. DEVON (80trit).—The nomination for the smarm Helios a:Devonshire took place at the Castled I levies, pawky (Mowlay), when the late enecobere, Mr. Lammas Pak tied Mr. Samuel Trehanke Kekewleb, wen re-eleMsd idiom! oppeoltion. Mr. Palk me nominated by i Me T. Doke, Beet. Mr. Baldwin Folioed seconded the nwetaarles. Mr. Hatortekk was nominated by the Hoe. Mark Rene, mod seeended by Sir J. Duette. Nu other eeta• dkleta bake parer, Os Under Sheriff declared Mr. Pala sad Sir. Harirelek ittly sleeted. Counting (Boors ).—The election for the Southern diCalos of the ocanty of Chester took plus yesterday In the Shire-bon at Cliseer Castle. G. C. Antrobta, Esq., Con- a glean, proposed, mad J. Lead, Esq.. Birkenhead, seconied the semination of Sir P. de K. Grey Egerton (the late meta bee, emservative), Calton Perk. James Frame. Meg., Beulah Hall, proposed, and B. H. Sally, Fa, Mars of Coggleton), seconded the nomination of John Tolle/nacho. Ea. (the late member, and also a conevamive), of Peck torten. Both gentlemen were elected without opposition. LANCASHIRE (So urn).—The nomination took *es yesterday monsiag. on hosting* eroded In front of the Homo and Jockey Hotel, at Newton-le-Willows. Severed thawed pwae. ems momblel. Sir R. T. Gerard, the High Siselt presided. Arneog the gentlemen oaths i wen Mr. Baxley, M.P., Mr. Redfield, 11. P., Mr.r. ms t. Revert, M.P., and Mr. Iwasaw M.P. All Jo spoken were ealsjeeled to greet laterraption from the most, but thin win so melees breach if ordt r, though the appear ma of m smiler carrying conservative aspen mu model as ea samicome incident in the geoesediege. Kr. Yak These propmed Mr. J. Chatham, and lir. C. Heard noreshal the aseanation. Mr. W. Brows (the We umlbse) reperse, esil Mr. E. Ashworth seconded, the see Magi= if M. J. P. Haywood. Mr. J. Entwisle (Rah isle) popend the Han. Algernon Egerton. Colonel Bluis hness weeded the semilstion. Mr. W. F. Hulten tro pes& sot Ilig._Mage HAverreefi moody), the nomination of Mr. W. J. look Tbe - essaldator haring all addreseed the male& the show of bode wee taken. It was largely In *Newt of tio sessmvattes candidates, end a poll ma demanded for Mem& Cbeethem and Heywood. SERIOUS RIOT AT CALNE.—A very serious riot centred here es Mann sight after the close of the poll. On the retirement of Canis learalull, Mr. Henley was put forward to oppose the Right Hon. R. Lowe, ad, as already reverted, the result wee the defeat of Mr. Henley. The result of the poll seemed greatly to excite a mob of persons who bad collected in the town, and a row commenced. which the polite endeavoured to quell, but without effect. The mob &Heckel them, and a regular light ensued, in which the police used their staves very freely. One men, who is rand to Mu been co participator Is the riot, but who wee endeavouring to persuade his eon to go home, received such wen injuries on the head (It is said from the polkmen's trenolbsess), that he was serried home Imettable, the blood stressaing tom his head and are. His sees ie eald to be a =tree one. Others wen touch hurt. TM mob bream maragod at this attacked the polies in fare% sod gen 7 assas Into the Town-hall, when they kept them Lae MINTS for two hours, but ereemalle they easped. web them demolished every pace of elm in the pelise- Wages, -meshed the windows of Mr. Cl.rimen's offices (she agent of Mr. Lowe, and lad Lousiest's . ' solieltor), sad kept the terra In terror until a very 16101'45er at nicht. A DISATPOINTMENT.—Tho election at Wakefield has goes through a singular and, to the liberal may, a wel come reverse since S elnrday. On that day Mr. Cher worth, the comervative member. was stated to have toss rotund by • majority of one, and Kr. Cbarlesworth congratulated him self and see trials of cassirvatiem In the borough on the gloriosa triumph they bad attained. Yesterday the official return mahatma the majority of Mr. Leath= to be three, and the (foliage of the COVIWTStheII may, to are a not very original phrase, "be better imagined than described." Arencheitir isirminer. MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. Mr. Disraeli's explanations relative to the con vention between Russia and Franoe have tended still further to reassure the public mind, and have had an immediate effect on the funds. Consols opened at an advanos of about 3 per oent., and, after attaining an extreme rise of / to 1 per cent, are now quoted 1 per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. Daring each of the last three days a recovery of moderate amount has thus been established. No further failure. have been announced in the Stock Exchange. The attention of the dealers is principally occupied with the monthly settlement in Consols. Consols, which closed yesterday at 90, were first marked this morning 901 for the 6th of May, and were soon dealt in as high as 91. The present quotation is 901 to j, both for money and the account. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 216 to 220 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced at 89/ to 90 ; the New Three per Cents., at 891 to t ; the scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 91 to 911 eh owing a considerable rise. India Bonds, at 10s. to 20e. prem.; and Exchequer Bills, at 19s. to 261. prem. Before the official opening of the Paris Bourse tide day, the Three per Cent. Renter were dealt in (according to Mr. Banter's telegram) at 60fr. 65c. he the account, showing a fresh fall of about per cont, compared with the last price of yesterday. In some instances foreign stocks are rather firmer under the influence of investments. Rus sian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for in stance, are marked 93, and the Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents., 100, both for cash. , Speculative securities, on the other band, continue to asset with little attention. Thus Turkish Bonds present no recovery, the Old Six per Cents. being I quoted 63 to 66, and the New Loan, 53 to 68. Sides 1 are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 98, 96 ; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868, 901, 89; Buenos Ayres Deferred Bonds, 17 ; Peruvian Uribarren Four-and-Half per Ceuta, 76; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 40; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 93 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 691, 68 ; Turk ish Six per Cents., 1864, 68 ; ditto for account, 88, 83 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 64, 63, 88 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 99, 100 ; ditto for account, 981 ; Venezuela Deferred Two per Cents., 141. The Champion of the Seas has arrived from Mel bourne, with 92,2001. in gold. Not until the payment of the monthly differ ences, fixed for Friday next, shall have been completed, can the Stock Exchange be said to have fully weathered the storm, the effects of which are still painfully apparent. Fortunes have been shat tered on every side, and the most desperate efforts have been rendered neensary with the honourable object of upholding, at whatever sacrifice, individual credit. The influence of such wide-spread embar rassments is more than transient Although a calmer tone pervades the various markets, and no further failures have been declared, the actual recovery in prices is principally confined to the English funds, Many other dames of securities are still prejudiced by continued realisations for account of embarrassed houses in the Stock Exchange. This is more espe cially observable as regards stocks which have been held largely within the establishment, such as Indian and Brazilian guaranteed railway shares, Be. The public are evidently disposed to absorb securities at the reduced prime; but, for the moment, the effect of their purchasee is neutralised by forced ales. The market for British railway shares, amongst others, is likewise restrained by the realisa tion of stock held on borrowed money. Generally, it may be remarked, transactions are attended with considerable difficulty, and involve a good deal of negotiation. The holders of the two millions of Exchequer Bonds, who are to be paid off on Monday next, have now an unusually favourable opportunity for re investment. It is probable that a considerable por tion of this money will flow into the Indian Four - per Cent. Debentures. Its release will tend to - relieve the pressure in the money market, though of course involving a corresponding drain upon the Bank reserve. The demand for money yesterday was brisk, and, as in eonsequence of the high charges of the dealers in respect of all but the shortest-dated paper, a large amount of business has again been carried to the Bank. The demand indicates the existence of a con siderable degree of timidity, and, should the with drawals of gold be continued, may ultimately cause an advance in the minimum to 4 per cent. Only paper having 30 or 45 days to run is taken in Lombard-street at 3/ per cent.; for longer periods, 4 and 41 per cent. is demanded, and six months bills are exceptionally treated. The amount of gold withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation was 86,0001., making a total of 166,0001. since the date of the last return. In some of the French letters the anticipation is expressed that the Bank of France may ere long be compelled to raise their rate of discount. - In the wheat market yesterday a fresh rise of la. to - 2s. per qr. took place, snaking a total advance of 10s. to 12s. per qr. since last Mooday. The 145,000/. by the Heatherbell and Austral, from Australia, will be taken for the Continent se soon as delivered. The exact amount of specie engaged for transmis sion to the East by the steamer Indus to-morrow is 367,0721., of which 12,2581. is gold and the teat silver. The whole of the silver for Calcutta is re mitted by government. Subjoined are the particu lars: for Calcutta, 323,0001.; for Hong Kong, 28,0641.; for Madras, 7,4531. ; for Manilla, 3,6001.; for Alexandria, 2,0001. ; for Shanghae, 1,800/. ; for Ceylon, 1,0651. ; and for Aden, 1001. The demand for silver for the Continent has sen sibly slackened, but the quotation here is still main tained at 621 d. This high price tends greatly to check private remittances of silver to the Feat. The government contract for 50,0001b5. of tea was taken on Friday by Messrs. Strachan and Co., of Cornhill. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week en increase of 8761. The numbers are published of bonds of the Danish Three per Cent. loan to the amount of 60,40a,which have been cancelled. The effect of the war panic on the pi oduce market is thus noticed in the monthly circular of Messrs. Trueman and Rouse : The extreme uncertainty, &trust, and anxiety, which bare herr-4 the public mind durieg the last ten days have to a great extent paralysed the trade in all articles, except Haas likely to be immediately improved in value by war, each as saltpetre, corn, lice, s eta seallow. &e., all of white have been largely dealt in, and exper.eaced a decided advaace. The holders of sager, cotton, end coffee, generally show great firmness, aad calmly await the coarse of events; the stocks are very moderate, aad hence ) there appears to be no reason for forcing these goods upon reuctent buyers. The statistics of sugar are thus noticed by the same authority : The poeiVon of sugar se regards statistics remains without any material alteration except that the imparts have rather increased. haling been 32,900 tons sublet 26,800 in Much. The deliveries for home consumption from the fire princip .1 poets of Great Britain t are fully averaged those of the Brat three months, being 31,600 tour, and have just kept pace with the supply ; the stock, therefore, remains surly the game as on the let ult. The consumption of raw auger in the United Kingdom la the three mouths end rag 31st bleach wax, according to the Board of Trade table. just issued, 103,770 tons against 107,810 hit year. With reference to the silk market, the circular ilss li 11 i Z I « U4 d 1 I le 2 2 1 " It 1 4' P 4, I 4 ar II li If Yb'r r 1 / 2 4 1, ,:id. 4 I I t Tr PEI I SI 1, I i 'I la 314 1061 17 1 iC 1 OD Pal o lowa Ogler ...... N. I Ospre et I maraws..., • tialesill My. laid Pert Mins 6a date LEW& UMW I WINO= 1711. - • it 1 DO. .... tag rid .. Wm.& IaiLJUKC (11 , 414 ( Nage sad & ai r Lead.Dlddstral. 1 eft d D °6 7. ll Zi Wei; Ofiwas.lloolUaLlA Rog 11. IN 1 . - y, i ,Il ft al jar II 116 110 110 11/ 61 10 ii si ii 1 ft 1 i i i M 1 3 likkz] g ea L _ I a a. a•al i a..a.ris.a.., Dmi par Oi•L le 2 I. le Ilmodsedtiawasows. ...w /011101 ILLELWATIL lii mown aw =dr uom iratair.4.l,4 =le enimisme . " 6 " , orindrilussam Ater amprisies kezr.=°fL„ I li 4 1.1 lia aariagearia Mem Arab Ow de. SW Newt k Wel AZ Osatit ot trat.l II Perm t=lia M 0. ., awl Vallia • a t rg orl Min VT pee se& .... • wriligee= 1101111:1111 aa impair 1=: rem S Il i& Semi per seat: 1 .11 WarAtt :IA Tr o ri . 3 rt . I NeraoL . an UPI raglar.einnEs.w. F 1-rI I f e d Q 4 IT trau SI If Ms i il 43 411 5 I IN 41 1 E i MI lIIMI I=l . In It 11 iii lit al ii is w li e ne M IN 111 15 100 es $- is sts VA issued by Messrs. H. Waithman and Co. hu this fellowiu; The sps market continued settee dining the early per tof the past month, and in Chien soma important transactions took place ; but latterly, owing to the unfavourable change in European politics, business has bean almost entirely sus pended ; Importers do not, however, show any desire to press sales, and prices are without alteration. The deliveries tor the month are 6,060 baler. In Bengal eilk some business hos been done during the month in the beat &sures com mon eons have also bean in alight request, but mutesqua lities are still unsaleable. In Italian silk the stock is sou small ; prises sr. firm. -- MONDAY ZVI:XING. Console, which closed on Saturday at 891 to for the 6th of May, were first marked this morn ing 891 to 89/. A rise to 901 to 91 followed, and the closing quotation was exactly 90, or 891 to 901. For money a transaction is alleged to have taken place as high as 91, the price for immediate delivery being somewhat above that for the account, owing to the continued investments. The official business report is am follows: — Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 90, 891, 901, 901, 89/, 901 ; ditto, for amount (6th May), 891, 901, 8:1,901, 891, 901 ; Three per C en ts. Rir ducted, 89, 88/ ; New Three per Cents., 881, 89/, 881, 89 1 ; Bank Stock, 220; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, issued in 1868, 911; ditto, Scrip of the new Loan, 90, 901, 90. The scrip of the New Indian Loan, which closed on Saturday at 6 to 6 dis., improved this afternoon to 901 to 1, or say 4 1 dia., owing to numerous in vestments by bankers and others. The Four per Cent. Debentures issued last year were quoted 91 to 1. Excheqaer Bills were steady at 164. to 260. ru m. India Bonds were dealt in at 20e. to 100. The transactions in foreign stocks were mare numerous, arguing a somewhat more mottled state of the market, but transactions are still attended with considerable difficulty, and prices in few instances exhibit any important improvement. Turkish stocks were again fiat, the Old Six per Cents. closing at 63 to 66, and the New at 63 to 68. There were some Half for Spanish Bonds and Russian Fonvand-ei- Hrtlf per Cents. Mexican Bonds closed a t 16# to 171. There is still little demand for bank shares_, and the market is heasy in character. City Bank, amongst others, were more offered to-day and lower. Peninsular and Oriental Steam ilexes were quoted at a reduction of about 21. London District 'telegraph have receded to about 15s. dig. St. Ka tharine Dock stock was officially marked 80. There la scarcely any market for miscellaneous shares at present. The Four-and-a-Ralf per Cent. Debentures of the East Indian Railway Company were officially marked 94 and 95. MINNA-THIS DAT. Two o'CLocir. The market for British mining stocks to-day is extremely dull. Very little business has been done. The only transactions officially recorded in the Stock Exchange are in Wheal Ed ward shares at 2. &Ben, in some instances, predo minate, whilst the demand has slackened. Ihe ten dency of prices is consequently less favourable than of late. There are some inquiries foe Cobre Copp er shares, which have been daft in at 35} and 35 . Bon As oord Copper are flat, being marked and 1 t At Beeelrane Umbel " the 0) me Is es* tet. .perm 11Di 1111. 15 west ash CA belliteery =t _teethe Wei o , mitesi. mire OM TZ wee le pema " glmel ." l‘ 6 4 . 4t.v.rwa mi le rirgnit bet log,ls Yoe :t io T At Clidetle the* le sew sad the Wi g per fathom Ilals le the Meld easeraryclrerie Mae In We ^ COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL CORN MARILET.—(TRIB DAT.) Cu Barmen LIM 11111 K 11A011.1111111LBOILLPIa Orain market active and good conettroptive demand for all artteke—epeoalatios, however, not rife. Wheat and rather 9d. to L. per centel advance ince Friday ; Bow, 2r. to b. pee lark, ditto ; Egyptien, 94. 64. to 8.. 9d. per rental. Other articles Atm and dearer. MINCING-LANS.—(THIB DAY.) Scows.—The market We opened steady, and the pablio melee are engem log without showing any zosterial altera ti on is pileel. Helloed dull ; lumps, 62e. 66. to 645. COMM-4,200 begs native Ceylon were of for which previous rates were not bid, and they were bought in. TLC—This market is inactive, but prices are tuultmed. The government contract for 60,000 Ile. wan taken by Bleaches and Co., Cotnhill. Bice continue* in large demand, and higher prices have been paid. White Bengal, low to hue, 9a. to 12e. Armen. Ran mu, 84. 6d. ; Moulmein, 9e. to 9s. 6d.; Nemesis lhe 6d. to 10e. Hut.—Ceram= inwards ;roof quoted 2a., but hollers are asking higher prices. ilauvuse.--llefrection IQ sold at 46e. 64., which was a foil price. CINNAXON.—The quarterly sea went off yesterday at la decline of 24. per lb. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARSET.—(THIS DAT.) The =stet isquiet. Tows tallow spottd 665. net cash' Petersburg T.C. on the spot, 675. 6d. ; Jules, 676.6 d. ; July and August, 671.9 d. ; Ootobss to Dsostebsr, 6136. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Davis and Company report a shirt supply, at last day's prior. Prime meadow bay, 76e. to 80a ; supnior 84s. to 90s. ; inferior ditto, 80.. to 655. ; rower, 695. to 70a. ; clover, old, 9;s. to 155*. ; ditto, s;pconi cat, Slia. to 925.; straw, to 28s. Trade steady. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (BY I(AONT110 TELZOIAPH.) CHESTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) GROSVENOR STAKES. Oae rode and a quarter. Argosy, Sedbary, East Langto, Mentmore, FiehermiN Twilight, Inytou, :Rainbow, Tournament, Rombel, and Re vemWsedleU are here. PALATINE STAKES. One mile end thrcequartere. Neter Despair is the only horse hare at potent. WYNNSTAY HANDICAP. About one mile and three- quarters. Teammate, Ortkehill, Belle, Willie Wright, King Wil liam, sad Precious Stone ars here. MOSTYN STAKES. Thres-quarters of &l. Termagant c, Stanley. Ozford, Ger Upon, Homeward boned, Madr Thermanhy, Juggler, Begelman', by Loup Omen, Ratttenon*, and Lilelow, are bare. CHESTERFIELD HANDICAP. One mile ace furlon biet g. Brie, Newcastle, Precious Stone , Bankrupt, Tig, Defender, Bat, Cripplegate, Linda, and Adelaide, wham. OTHER ARRIVALS —Rd Eagle, MT. Sykes, Smola LiCOO.O. Sam Spode, Rogerthorpe, Pensioner Harnajtas. mull Maid, Simpletoi. Royal Sovereign, Flyini Duke, Prince of Orange Compro m be, Thornhill, Botany, Phyridas, Rupberry,'Harat Cormer, Bankrupt, Daneany, Prin s! ce' Royal, Layton. Stunmerside, Tomboy, Maid of Mist, White Rose, Ellen , Twlght, Pvlestar, Greenwich Fair, and Newcastle. LATEST BETTING. CHESTER CUP. 7 to 1 opt Riyal Sovereign. (off) 3to 1 Leamington (t) 12 to 1 Pawl 16 to 1 Poniioaer 20 to 1 Cade/than (t) 26 to 1 &tame (t) 30 to 1 Prioress (t) 100 to 1 Bello (t) FIVE HORSES BURNED.—On Sunday morning, afire brake out in the stables of Mime. Wm. ll'Lasu eni on t r actert, Glory. There were two in a amble*, s and ash Co., ooslthling eaglet stop., witb Eleven harem one eight in the other. The r sat horses in the one stable w. ra Rot freely out, but Cva of the other to worth abeut 601.—met their death. sad the retaaiuteg two, whith had Warn their lei and gone to the door, woes ekvertly burned. after pnrouel ng end CRYSTAL PALACE. -- HALF - CROWN DAY. 11074 DAY, IktAT I.—Aariliesiions en repaint, 3,10; .: 11 'to Jove end thank him ditto by woos tickets. 3,184. T..tot vlsitoro, 6,2,55. We are always for implicating heaven in our quervele, aml rewire, the gees ti intervene whatever the uum,sodasmpinastuycubeift u ll p :e a s b ß l r e oug u ' be to the riet ? And If t.n rhnteen4 boners we to 1/ , so le rd, why not one? And if Bronebtos fa t 0 be made. what is Mack to be ?—lhe Virginians, No. 19. Wit Si. 6146 al Kw 0.. ,- = -. :1 Ii A K