The Express. — London, England, 1862-05-21 00:00:00

, . • . THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 21 , 1862. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE' SHARE L1828.-(71118 DAY.) DigNll7llll STOCKS. MONEY Ito. 1 5. h. I DROWN. I ?WC pram. I labs ____.___ __-.- 4 ,--__ --...-- WOWS IS. easigealteme..lealtJale los OHi MI HOUSE OF COMMONS.-(THIS DAY.) (11 11110TR10 TILEGRAPII.) Two o'OlOON. Kiss 116. Menolkap.o.Msz.arlept IN IN ge - The house met at noon. ifflell 86. 11.1aMmet.hio.dals13 NO MIN The railway market to-day is decidedly heavy. .... sa Gem& 11. Meet 4p.et No - - The heavy w PRIVATE BURNES& YORK MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) There is a fall of Ito 1 per cent, in Lancashire &MK ss . w 3 ildlgn ,l ol .--ttam 100 102 - IN - - Bank, and the The Bervrickshire Railway, and the Fumes. and Coniston lalway Companies Bills were read a third time and passed. and Yorkshire Railway dock, * in Caledonian interest, have HIGHWAYS BILL. LONDESBOROUGH CUP. OOLONIAL 1301•1111111111 T 1301711.11115. markets for Sir G. GREY fixed Nth bill as the second order for Spice box ... - ... ... 1 and about kin moet of the other principal g o. Igh 1 Moss [outlay, or should the find order last till a late hour then North Pole ... ... ... I P4 I CL P ries I Wm ' have experienc lines. Great Western, Eastern Counties, and Great .... - U0v.0p.e.,1877-42 .IN Ul 112 - 1s would take the Highways Bill on Thursday. Recline - - • - .... .. Do. epareau4see.e pm - - - while in many SALE OF SPIRITS. 16 tan. Sortrn, are scaroely affected. London and ..... .. D 0.6 per et Pelelthog 100 IN 110 North Western stock is now noted 931 to II ; Great _.. .. Do. 4per et *entrap 100 IN 110 - reduction =mot - Mr. W. MARTIN moved the second needing of this bill, EGLINTON STAKES. T.Y.C. Western, 72* to 73 ; ' , 1271 to 128 lan- 9 . 11 .. Do. 6 per ewe vhich, he said, was of great importance, and totally harm. Brahmin, Smite, and Bohemia are here. USW* • • Da Spreentla Stock 100 100 101 me in its provisions. Its object was to amend and improveaahire and Yorkshire, 107* to 106 ; South . E ,..._ NTLRY FO ,, 13 SCR AM BLE . HAND I CA P... .Ii.. T.Y.C.T Sat 831 to 84 ; c a i e d oman, 108 to i ;Eastern Counties, :::: :: 021 / 2 10Pethet.188 0 100 110 111 = Railway sharer he act 24 Geo. 11.. cap. 46, mo. 12, commonly known asdo. 1890 100 111 1111 - At Parisi this he Tippling Act. The act provided that, at a time when "P"'""" r " ' P" , 6 " imp , Donner . una n bib: My Mary, 3 ym &R; hi . to &he w. , 4 yes. ?rim ; 56* to 1 , _. and Great Northern, 114 to 115. .... . Do. do 1891 100 112 114 - IN, . . Nen Drwrew.Oov. 6p. ct. 100 los 109 108 telegram, the ' PR was sold freely at the corner of every street Ttia . h ... 3 ht . wth • 3 y rs , I s t • Camolaii, 3 Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are flatter, .... -N. &Weis Elyse. o . 1800 100 100 e 1011 - hie t iocuned for spirits drunk on the premises could not r -- yes, ' ea erwm ` ' -70 fr. 35c., heir yrs, tot nb.at 31 to 4 prem., ex div. Foreign lines are -• • • • Do. ap. 0., tml to 187 100 90 100 he recovered, and the purpose of the present bill was merely to prevent the abuse of that act and in.being used FLYING DUTCHMAN'S HANDICAP. One mile and generally heavy, including Great Luxembourg • •'; :: g ew De i, a l.l s P. " g ni IN as so - Turkish Lea per mot lOO 109 11l - .or wpm* which its framers never intended. The act • quarter. and Sambre and Meuse. ilk .. Nowa (kolas Bp. 6,1876 100 110 112 - prem. ; Rapti d George 11. was mimed for the protection of the poor Virgilins, Gardener, her to Soheidam, Wizard, Beverley, \ ORDINARY aIiALEI AND 1111317L1. .... Aust•Gov.llp.e. Bondi 100 108 110 .. . .. Vie. OT.llp. 0..14n.a1 lily 100 108 110 = Russian, tto i against the practice of inducing them to drink in public,- Caps Flyaway, Lady Ripon, Dutch Sam, and Lord of 1 Louses. and to have, when helf-drnok, debts scored up Linos are here. ski Pd I 5ui.„,,,. 1 .loolag prim I labs today .... .. Do. de .111 p. a Apall CO. 100 1061 /06 1064 1 c omm i s arc , i restmear. to 1 p.m. wind them for spirits which they did not want Uremia:L-I%n Whiffler. div., for mot us en 1 sino..Woloicitoszral. 14 8 - EIITIBIi YUMA aid perhaps never consumed. Under that act T A LLY - HO STAKES . Two miles. 811. IN lark.,lert,Arlia.Jano. -•- - the account. to debt could be recovered for apirits had in Maritima, Hugh !dexter, Maria, Gretchen, and Chantade 81 1 9 1 1211 101 11 14.1 111 1 ...... .. •• • • -.•-• No. I Sh. I Item I Pd. I 01. pies I hams. quantities of leas value than 205., which was at Lk , here. 111 A MOW and_ Tyne _ -. - , Alfred Own Atha* 8.5.11 - - - 10 L cum d] that time the ordinary price of two gallons-the lowest la A healsilassard,oll/LC. 4 I .._ 10, 00 Bettlek Iron l4 - - - ex div for icantity the wholeade merchant could then supply. This, ABILVALL - Maritann and C•chull• 84. 10 lila mad flubs -.. ft IS - • P It 104 Oaladonlan_ ~- ...... lost 100 1054 8 - 1, .. Dm. C. Om (TRAMS ) 1 440 414 - business roper le submitted, showed clearly what the object of the law LATEST BETTING. N all Oak sal Sanaa- - .- -.' ... 61 .. isthmus{ (Micro) - res. But this law was now used as a means of fraud, and THE DERBY. 10 en Oreamill IS 01 - 41 .. hut Derain loasil 46 46 235 ; Three p I was no uncommon thing in many parts of the country, 1000 to 20 apt Norroy (taken freely) 15 all Di 4111 Aimee. male 1 2 4 .. lest 01 Bees drift the change by which wholesale wine and . spirit mess. le all Do. 11 Igo. le paidloS. 6 II 4 ... 251hunel_(Tailk ) 71. 10a. 11 51 - :huts retailed wines and spirits in gurgle bet- N all Debi aadis Tan 61 65 - 481 .. &at Alamo 661 la 16 4000 .. Orme heath Ulm - Stock, 109 i, I tles or pints, instead of in quantities not less than N all Dund..PertlehAMl.Ja. 10 11 - two gallons, as formerly, to plead the Tippling Act in THE POLICE COURTS. 1110. IM SW - KIN stats=ust •, W 117 . - 6,038 -Q. Mt Par (Itabeal.. 40 14 7 s, _ alreartnis - 61 " 6 04 - 295. prem. ; 1 answer to demand for spir its had by persons in a respect , 44 Is• lleinern Onion. OtoeleA 67 69 -1, .. Hared a-loot 81. Ile 88 40 - able position in life, and consumed in their own bowies. (THIS DAY.) di. 115 Do. WWI 87 40 - 4000 .. Nipstem Douai 41.145. 314 -paper, 103 1 l The hon. member mentioned the case of a solicitor at • --e-- le all lit 11Whalle - 6,000 PAT Berri Lill. 1 - Sheffield, who entered this plea in answer to a demand for THAMES. 1111, 1•5 ilabingiaod Glasgow 89 91 - 9,000 .. harts Valley - Nos .. Newel (Vey Lint) 94 44 Se 14/., and not only thus evaded payment, but k is 1 1/ 1 ftrth ran t a . -' P csr i a lweh-Dund " .h . t. a° Sal- Cents. are r te - 60. 4 limada mi rm Ore ll 2 Ides - mukted the hotel-keeper who supplied him with ALLMID MURDER OF AN INoI.IBII BEAMAN DT AN AMERICAS es. 100 .......... 61. wad.. 1 - 0 ; 10, - - 4 .. tt 44 is 14 - States are fa 421. for defendant's costs, and put in a distress to reliever CAPTAIN. le ail , Tiorthedkodese 140 145 - 2, .. N. 71111/0•8 (nioetci . U. - - - them. In another case a rev. gentleman at She ffi eld took Inspector Griffin, of the K division of police, came before 114. 100 Greet Northers - 4 .. N. Wt. seteet - 6oftiti si et. se 4 - Of 1854 is clu€ the same dishonest course and succeeded, but his congre- Mr. Woolrych with Captain Themes Arrosbury, the master It. 105 Dia! Area near. an- 112 1171 - 6,1160 .. Nati Niel Crollp .. SLY. 9l 111 1 1 The general to ration became so disgusted with his conduct that they sub- ol the British ship Co ll een Sawn, aid said the captain bad Le. 190 00.13 I teepee. lapaidß 132 Urt - 000 _ Par Own (St limy) .14 5 4 - scribed the money and paid the spirit merchant. There just sought his advice and assistance wider such very sin- i l; 100 ;; Orel tettua wactica es west, lbs.) 1044 1061 1.110 211 Prevldenes (If. Lrtaat). NALL 40 411 - Transactions U.OOO .. Coo. lila Co. 1 __t I was a third case of a doctor, and a fourth of gular circumstances that ha reoommeaded him to wait on "47. 100 D0.8•088v8L088.8•8. 06 n 73 68 Tat 4 :. 511 .. 8. ile. Chisr).. 11 t i l l 116 - Foar-and-a-H - • lady who thus avoided paying for spirits the magistrate at once . 11, 100 / 800m um e m permute 1081 199 10 1 11 71 8 4000 .. S. 00,n Brea (Mogan) . 611144 d 2i st - Equador Nee obtained for and consumed medicinally by her husband Captain Armsbary mid that he had just arrived OIL do pude* sag ikwa t egg seal - WO _S. N. Proems (Mow) 18.18.8 96 100 - when on his death-bed. He denied that there was any from Porto Rico, and that he wished to deliver to the 39. 100 Im.,Beiglilea.a&Oceet 121 In - 910. liss Park sap •It in - tiara Seven p ground for the objection that his bill would increase the authorities here two seamen named Lurie Nelson and 86 . PIO 1.0011214211401040101. 41 21 set - 5,600 6 Tamar Eklitlead Urt C 44 1 1 1 4 - per Ceuta., '1 consumption of spirits ; had be thought so, be would not have Joseph Stern, that they might be forwarded to the United es . we 100000116 22015 Willi• °Se 96 4010 10 11a OPP 9 11 Its - - *OW .. Vale a Towee Mi. - - - Three per Con introduced it. His belief was that it would reduce nether States to give evidence sgainst the captain of en American et 100 m a imida l= l4ll wok , 9 94 100 i 9 04 - 4000 _ Well Meet ( ).. 11 191 181 - than increase the consumption of spirits, but what was ship, who had murdered one of the crew of the Colleen m i a r om i cs a m . _ - 1,014 .. N. hued= 1 6 84 18 - Five per Cent' consumed would be paid for. He did not pro- Baum'. at 100 Do. wad 40 46 - 400 .. list hie - 26 ; Russian ] pose to interfere in any way with the exiting Mr. Woolryoh-Where is the alleged murderer ? N. WS gaajhsklkUnesiik 41 41 401 1 au .. Wh. &meet List_ 14 1121 971 - law as regards spirits consumed on the premises Captain Armshary-He was meg by the American con- 10 all NalloPlailla.- •• • • •-• • ei 9 - PK _hi Bohm ) 8 60 02 - Spinish Come of the seller, no that a person might still go to an hotel, sal at Porto Pico to the United States for trial. N. 100 Maimed ...._,_ ___ 128 tis • 1274 24 21 4008 - NIL Partook) T 1 II .t 1 - atm 2.11 Do. Now l} 19 pm -dm LOU .. hi 111 (Da. Labatt) Mt. 11 it _ per Ceuta., 1E and drink glass after glass of brandy-sod-water ; aod, Mr. Woolrych-It is ve a b extraordinary indeed that the 36. 105 Do. 818 .. eihr87 9B 100 ._ LOU ... WAIN" AnnOtenbeu.) • 16 .7 - Cents., 1868, f Dam the hotel or tavern keeper succeeded In obtaining alleged culprit, murder, should be seat to 88 1111 Mid . eit. NIL ( 11 4) - • - -' -. LOW ~ TM Ihelawusy ii.i.a.) 7 18 17 - payment at mos, set him at defiance by pleading the Tip- America, and the char jeeenes to England. The witnesses U all 141.1 Lent - -• .- 72 ; ditto Si piing Act. All he proposed to do was to prevent such • dig- ought to have acoompanied the primer. It is the mod lye all gemplarts ad Qum. - ... honest defence being set up in answer to just claims for derange thing I ever heard of, to send a man for trial to 10 9 12 a 1 m7einalh.1142• • - dim ""' NORSIGN 11111111. prem. ; ditto El all Newry,ifartsup. hies. -.- - spirits su pplied t to a man at his own house, and consumed Anemias without widows, and seed the witneems here. n ns - Na Ili I lithe Ir a 1 a l. pn,e, 1 flisa, Three per Cc • by him ere. . Captain Armsbury said that three of his mm went on t ii • t o n L i c . th " rfal sratitt - 10,000 10 Avenel= - It has trio Mr. AYRTON moved, in runtime of notice, that the board an American ship in the harbour of Porto Rico, on • it, all Nash pews haILCD, -. ell I n - Lill be read a second time that day three months, wound- visit to some mariners there. Two came back alive. and Sa. 100 N. 11884.1*-mmremom.. 971 971 974 CZ i Ineall. 9 4llll.oa(Lbs) lan 1 1 -- 700,0001. in I tog that there was no real necesaity for it The bill was one deed. The unfortunate deemed was shot by the * 111 Do. ti.g.t.rese. 1 os dla - 612 U,OOO de oetee the Bank of confined to spirits, and he admitted there was a great die- American captain, andkilled. Witness gaveinformationtothe at 100 Do. Leeds ..... ll6l 48 - 10,000 10 00914110 ° 113:4 l l5 6 11 ; 95 - - 16.000 a °sputa laver - On account ( unction between spirits and beer. Beer in this country English consul of the murder, and he had an interview with L i . i ir, ....De• uwl T. a ark - -• • 1,06 86 4 f 6,000 1 Dun heantala Ooppsr all 1 11 - oondition of was regarded as • a necemmy of life, but gin was the American consul, who caused the captain of the Amu 10 6 an. Now Pot Pm - 16,000 8 bat Del Bey( 1 1 l i tisa 11 an innovation, and came into England from Hol- rinser ship to be under arrest and sent to America, le all Newidrt.Weelsenlaso. my 114 - 11,000 1 tartans (Urn.) - has excited land with the revolution, Won which people got on there to be ' WI 113 j North 8461topleida..- . 4i 1116 - 110,0115 Oh Clessral all II la - very well without it, and he believed they would get on Inspector Griffin-I believe, your worship, that the three 41. UM Not4.ll4imallimm&W. - .. -. 94000 1 fit Northern probability, b better now without than with it. Free trade in strong seamen were leaving the American ship and the captain IS la Nobles --- ........ - - - WS. Asstralla= II i e die - of discount 1 - stow II caseate Rim) i t Ima - waters having occasioned a great increase in the consump- fired at them and shot one. He fell into the water, and his a l a ell 1411 "." 111 ••••••••• • "" _ 16,000 8 threes all 7 71 11 the Bank Cu lion on the part of the lower orders, enervating them and dud body was recovered and taken on board the Co ll een 0 k me 141111 %; 8 ;;I'''"•• t r • I ; - 10,000 1 Lurtbsin - rendering them unfit for labour, the legislature interfered Bairn. 011. IN LK Alraik. 44 dB - 154816 1 - 700,0001. in and imposed restrictions upon the sale of spirits, and in Mr. Woolrych said the best thing for Captain Armsbury 11. UM 1iam1...... 106 1111 - auto 1 1 11 9 . 91 =t.01 ..Aaa(L) 511 1 iI db - n i n e ° day, o 1751, after various experiments, the Tippling Act was to do was to put himself in communication with the And- at IN 22011110 _ .. - 11 a - 15,000 1111 PoWebsadliverLew all 11 a - The hon. gentleman concluded by moving that the dean consul. lli all Iliilmmaidomeers. - - - 100,000 5 Pert Panne 1 1 1 - believe, withc ill b 5. road a mooed time that day six months. Captain Annabury-The English consul made me enter t• 1: 1 1 63416 ".". .... . 158, 86417 881 - .. 1 Santa Berbera Gold X 4 4 1„...„, loan can do to 84000 1 Somali Andean. (Um.) Pi I Pm 1 1 Mr. LAWSON seconded the amendment. Into • hoed to deliver the two seamen to the authorities, a im 8 „ .88 ,8 ow., - 66 6 8 - 11.000 50 14.J01u. del Roy (Um.) 15 T 68 6 and warns iti, Sir G. GREY would vote for the second reeding, but the and I have them on board the Colleen %MO. rt. 100 B. ishi i Bier Dan 99 1 01 - 48.174 WSW Waled *WPM a et ra - bill would repine amendment in committee. Mr. Wooh7ch-I cannot take charge of them. I have no * all IledsmffleNegisaAre. 5 7 _ 00.080 1 Worthing WWI llll 4 7 i gagements at S. Mr. 'MOOURT opposed the bill, and was speaking authority to do so. You had better address yourself to the 4 1 all 1188817888•Degmartaa la 381 - 46,100 8 Yudanamutana (Una.). all et s - when our report left. American consul as early as possible. * 13 Wee lie se 9pm - means, for i rr. ....... .... . 0r...440. 0..4.in a.....1,,,..e sam tha !., 100 Tag Val° --.-. artgner.g..Wlllllll 86 17 84 84 66 68 99 101 6 7 17 4 9 6 19 148 147 6 4 Mk PER todi. 97 Dm 13 9 - 173 0 ;11-- 1 1 cacao ii;kea;;;ge of them . I have no to authority so. You had better address yourself to the American consul as early u possible. In answer to a question, Captain Armsbury said the American captain was sent to New Haven, Connecticut, not in his own used but another. Ds. VicToir i ch=Well,Tl;;;e no power to detain the two witnesses, bet I have no doubt the American consul will do what is nght and proper in the matter, and take care there is no failure of justice. Otptain Armsbury then left the court with the inspector Do. . val. a SONO Viagra SW a Italia° Wed Corawan W./I=t i l Wag Mao = MN No. 1 911.1 Ooesalies. 1 Pdl el. prier 1 Sala. WW I 10 Aegloalealeas NM all II 19 10,140 10 AUsetlo RI. 11.11114.(1. al 1 I N,OOO II Aestrallems Agriaal 19 111 27 *OOO 10 Rays Walorweeke.. A 41 61 SAO Se Ildt.dtlrlahlla MCA ell IS SO OS IN Do..IISWUM ell 111 10 11 M ,719 SO Do. 0 5901 814 Caned* Land ell 1111 114 1&004, 81. affies.edmil all II 11 I . Pelson %Kea) fit. . Itebreaso IN 106 149 /60,000 at Dallp. el Pert. Deb ISO 06 109 90,000 10 iladlaiLoo.Selpielf,D If if 3 es— -60,000 NI deetlndlalrreat I.,edal 1 Per 11111 — 700,000 61. Beebe) Tokens& 10,04 e 6 leg. sea Are. Oeg. 10:1,000 11l Gee. item Na•lseal-o 14 98 27 990,000 1 Great Nap (Ladled) 100,0 W 1 Do. 171 per oast. Tr•f ell 11.000 6 Loa. Dleklet Tel. 110.000 20 Leo. Glea. Otealke (l4 (i o 1 I el, 10,000, 10 Lon./13.Ire.D1r.Tel. J. ) I par 1 pea W,OOO *1 Nedra. lingo. & C 1 Sa t I pas 31 12,000 10 Medllee. Ix. Tel. (LW ) all 10,000 16 Natiouffil Dlsooeut 0o 6 Ida 4000 N 6 I Nerbeddeooaldhoeft'. 6 1 1 pin KOOS NethedeabLlp. awl all 1 1 1.714 100 N. Brand aN. Soot i II 11 10 WO MONN 1 1 IL *IL A Gee ustraleslais AI 1 1 . . ef i I As. 1 De. "New Oblige• adCOO 10 ' le.ll4at. GIN all Si 601,000 N. Ulm LIMA l O ooe. 100 68 58 18900 NI 88800ela Nem ell IN 70 20,000 10 Do. New 3O 10 12 par 6tlooo 18 Lees lb W. TeL GM aU 19 1111 10 KM 80 Zdyiew Ina all 17 19 15,000 le Do. Now al 0 sk 4,210 IS 1110 delta. Cly o lia.(L ) all 16 Ne 261 19,700 .. Do. Aoki too loyal MAU Kum —al 49 II 601 1 100,000 Bt. Scalia A. Leman. ISO 136 160 16,201 26 . Aselrellea lead eh SI 14 76,000 1 lei kelp 110.000 1 De. do. Ragla nd eh 1 11,6 , 0 00 Do. do. 60.000 2 relegraph to India (L ) 11 cm Per —. 6. 14 ole T. 4 U. ol Arist(l..) It.L I dui i pen 10.106 N Traatalit.Clo.o.ofie•de 6 18 pm 30,010 6 0a 1116660611 , 61. 1 1 ./ • 2 " li Of d" 111.400 1011 Tee 136sesea's tAaa.. Is, 9 10 PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. Lmaroz.. MAr . 10.—Sal!t ttdep wse:—Caledoalan, 1081 lie ill 48 48 42 44 81 80 FOREIGN MAT 10.-841 m to-dap were :—Caledonlan, 1061 — Great Western Reek, 78 21 4—Leasable. and Yorkshire, MO IN 9 81—Lnodon and North Western, SS I—Manchester, Ilh ( eZ i es and Lincoln. 411 Midland Stack, 1181 I—Berwick Stock, 971--.9outh Eastern, 821c.—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 5 9-16—Dutch Rhenish, 1 11-16 ipL—Grest Luxembourg Shares, 161 1 346 I—Great Western of Ca na da, 12 7-16 1-111inois Cen tral yak(-up) 64—Sambre and Meuse. 19 6-16 id.—likkem , head, 681—North Union A, 250—Ditto B, 161. liAncnisreis, MAY 20.—There was not much busbies% sot were rather lower:—Eastern Counties, 661—Great law 164 7-16 I—Great Western, 721-111inols Central Ml--Lncashire and Yorkshire, 109 8 i I—Manchester, and Lincolnshire, 411 I—Ditto redeemable pref., 1 p.-1:0 11 4 11 46 pref., 7 . 16 p.—South Modem, 841—Northern Counties Bank,lll., —life Assurance, 1+ d.—Manchester and Salford Bank, 6p. BIIUOIIOIIII.II. KAY 20.—The sales in this market to dig la. chided Great Western rive per Cent. Preference Shares at MS Britannia Mill Shares at to 3.16 pm.—Met tan WllOOll Company Shares at 11 pm. The closing prices insladed Mom Valley Shares at 81 to 81 —Birmingham Guaranteed Stock at 771 " buyers"—Birmingham Canals at 94 to 911'—Stoarbridge Canals at 225 to 260-13liam Banking Compare shares at 16 to 866 —Dudley and West Bromwich Banks at to 6L M. lid.—Woi verhainpton Gas Shares, " sellers," at 201— Water. works Shares at VT, " sellers' TRAFFIC RETURN& M 1 Paw Nor- Total. ibial, ages saws drollles LIU 11961 Week tedium Way le. a A gg A ork eel Yomebel Week ending Um, 17. =r & tgooth Wooten! .- ••• Brighton. sod 8 Cone Sai 1;844 outh green — 18,010 Week ending May 16. erne Luxembourg! London and Beekwill North London Oeweatry and Newtown 9O IC RAILWAY/ - 8,143 8,1117 4,871 17,186 ACM MR 10,177 30,188 4,971 100 9,347 106 1. 614 1.9 02 954 1081 2,6416 440 801 670 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two &ewe'. The heavy withdrawal of gold yesterday from the Bank, and the anticipation of a rise in the rate of Atereat, have caused heaviness to prevail in the markets for public securities. The funds have experienced afresh decline of per cent, while in many of the principal English railways the reduction amounts to * or i per cent. Foreign secu rities are generally rather heavy, including Belgian Railway shares. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter'a telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 70fr. 35c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Turkish Loan scrip is rather firmer, at 2} to 24 prem. ; Egyptian is quoted 14 to 14 prem. ; and Russian, to prem. Consols are officially marked 934, 4, and cum iv., for money, and 92 and 91f, ex div., for the account. The present quotations are 931 to #, cwa div., for money, and 911 to 92, 1 ex div., for the 10th of June. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 2361, 236 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 91/, 1 ; India Five per Cent. Stook, 1091, f ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1884, 1001 ; ditto Bonds, 295., 265., 29a. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaoed" rupee paper, 1031 ; Exchequer Bills, 17s. 14s. prem. In foreign stocks, Mexican and I talian Five per Dents. are steady, at the late falL Spanish Certi fiestas are fairly supported. The Turkish Loan et 1864 is quoted 801 to I, and that of 1868, 70 tol. The general tone in this department is very dull. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 98 (exchange 25fr.) ; Equador New Consolidated, 18, ex div. ; Egyp tian Seven per Cents., 11 prem. ; Italian Five per Cents., 701, 70 (exchange 26fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 311, f, # ; Moorish Five per Cents., 911; New Granada Two per Cents., 26 ; Russian Five per Cents., for account, 971 ; the Spanish Committee's Certificates, E 4 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 801, I ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 701, 70; ditto 1001. Bonds, 72 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1862 (scrip), 21, 1 pram.; ditto paid-up Scrip, 701, 1, ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 23. It has transpired that a sum of no less than 700,0001. in sovereigns was yesterday taken from the Bank of England for transmission to Turkey on account of the new loan. In the present condition of the money market this operation has excited great attention, as it will, in all probability, bring the question of a rise in the rate of discount to 3 per cent. under discussion at the Bank Court to-morrow. A withdrawal of 700,0001. in gold from the Bank in a single day, on account of a foreign loan, is, we believe, without precedent. It shows what a foreign lose can do towards disarranging our money market, and warns us that we shall do well to bring our en gagements at all times strictly to the test of our means, for if we make contracts to supply the foreigner with capital we shall assuredly be called upon to fulfil them. With this practical illustra tion of the immediate effect of a specie loan for Turkey, it is highly satisfactory to reflect that we are not under the obligation of supporting, in addition, a heavy drain to Rus sia, as would have been the case bad a full re sponse been given to the recent invitation of her government. The commitments already entered into are sufficiently large to justify caution though not anxiety. Owing to the magnitude of the pay ments in full on the Turkish Loan, the Turkish agents have been put in possession of a sum of about 4,300,0001., and of this, even including to day's heavy withdrawal, only about one million has yet been provided in specie. Further draughts upon the stock in the Bank of England are therefore likely, especially when it is considered that sovereigns now command a considerable premium in Turkey. Some partial compensation may perhaps arise through the absence of any de mand for bar gold for exportation to the Continent, in consequence of which it is thought in some quarters that a portion of the large amount of Aus tralian and American gold, which remains still un disposed of here, may be sent into the Bank of England. This prospect, however, would be at once destroyed should the agents for the Russian Loan take the present opportunity of making a further remittauoe of bullion to Russia. It is evident that a portion of our .surplus capital will be worked off through these channels, and there is room to hope that the evils apprehended from the plethora will thus be gradually obviated. A moderate degree of tight ness in the money market, caused by gold with drawals, may have a really wholesome effect, by stopping a multitude of merely speculative schemes. The public are not likely to rush blindly into any mere concoctions when the money market becomes at all clouded. The majority of the projects hitherto introduced appear to have been of a cha racter to bear close examination, and it is 'Mateo tory to know that a moderate rise in the rate d interest will interfere neither with legitimate trade nor legitimate speculation, while it will nip in the bud schemes devised solely for the sake of premiums or jobbing. The Copenhagen has arrived from Melbourne with 64,0001. in gold. There is still a strong demand for specie and bullion for China, and the next packet is expected to take a large amount. The tendency of the continental exchanges yes terday afternoon was rather unfavourable to this country, though without any decided alteration in the rates, which were quoted as follows : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.18 to I ; ditto, 3 days 11.16 to ; Ro t te r dam, 3 months, ILI% to a," Antwerp, 3 months, 25.471 to 50 ; Hamburg, ms. Mice, throe mo nths,, 13.7} to 8a ; fans, 3 days, 25.25 to 74 ; ditto, S months, 25.46 to 90; Frsakfortca•therMaine, 3 months, 119} to I ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 333 to 34; Timms, el. 60., 3 month', 13.50 to 55 ; Trieste, if. do., 3 months, 13.50 to 55; Madrid, 3 months, 491 to 3 ; Cadiz, S months, 49 to a ; Leghorn, 3 months , 25.5 to 60 ; Genoa, 3 months, 25.5.5 to 60 ; Milan 3 months, 25.55 to 60 • Naples, 3 months, 39 1 to } ; Palerneo,.3 months, 119} to ; Marina, 3 months, 1194 to ; Lisbon, 90 days, 52 to I ; °Porto, 20 days, 524 to i• It is rumoured that a telegram has reached go vernment from Lord Elgin, the new Viceroy of India, asking permission to send a body of British troops to support the new ruler of Cabul, who has solicited assistance against the Pendell". It is pre sumed that no movement of this kind will be 'mo tioned by the home authorities without the gravest deliberation. The House of Lords yesterday gave judgment in an appeal front a decision of the Irish courts in the matter of some of the estates •of the late John Sadleir. The judgment was in favour of the appel lant (Mr. Eyre) and against the London and County Bank. We are informed that the sum in dispute is about 15,4001. It will be remembered list a larger balance than usual of undivided to was carried forward at the last meeting of CO* lank to provide for this contingency. The following circular has been issued to the shareholders in the Red Sea and India Telegraph Company e» :.a AWN' by the based et direetais d the Rai bane Tubesbecti Omaha, te or yea, es a shireltelder la the eassgasy, that fa the bill beton pew Et t ie a s : et c eseveribia the teed Wend iota as esavlty faa: e4t . trailed eesbieblithe *idiot% httS Ni. Ramie et CtmeseathoehOw the Sion ), directed that the beetle el Yu le sham is the REPRESENTATION OF KIDDERMINSTER. KIDDERMINSTER, TURODAY. The writ for the election of a member for this borough in the room of Mr. Bristow, who has accepted the solicitorship to the Admiralty, wee received here this morning ; and the Mayor (Mr. Pemberton Talbot) at ones issued a proclamation axing the nomination for next Moo ds,' At nom, and the poll for Tuesday. There are two candidates' actually in the geld ; and, from present appear ances, there will be a sharp struggle. At the last contest Mr. Bristow beat his conservative antagonist, Mr. J. W. _ _ . . . . . *— the Huddieston, Q.C., by a majority of Die* ;Oka, _ numbers being 207 and 216. Mr. Haddieston, however, nothing daunted, came down here last night, nod to-day has issued a very short address offering himself again for election. His political principles. be says, are well known, and therefore he need not repeat them. On Friday Sir Robert Clifton will call the atten tion of the House of Commons "to the inctaued expendi tore for national defectors, in time of peace," end move for papers respecting the armaments of France. The terms of the motion which Mr. Stanefeld in tends to bring before the House of Common,, on the Std of Death mouth, are "That, in the opinion of this house, the national expenditure is capable of reduction without compromising the safety, the independence, or the legiti mate influence of the country." Mr. Doulton intends asking the Secretary of &ate for the Home Department (to•morrow) whether it is the intention of her Ma government to take any action, during the present session, upon the report of the committee on tree in the metropolis. The same gentleman will ask the First Commissioner of Works, '• whether there is any probability of the commission on the embankment of the south aide of the Themes making their report before the prorogation of parliament" _ Mr. Ayrton, on report of supply, will move, as an amendment on question for rending the resolution of the committee a second time, that a select committee be ap pointed to inquire into the amount for which the harbour sad forti6cetions at Alderney will be completed. Mr. John Benjamin Smith, on going into com_ mittee of supply, will call the attention of the house to the obstacles which exist in India to the increased growth of cotton, and the importance, to ladle and to this country, of their removal ; and to move an address for copy of further correspoodence relating to the improvement of the navigation of the River Godavery. SEWAGE or TOWNB.—The select committee on sewage of towns have agreed to the following first report : " I. That careful and exact experiments are necessary to elucidate the agricultural value of sewage, and the best mode of applying it. 2. That such experiments have been carried on at Rugby by the commission appointed to inquire into the beet mode of distributing the sewage of towns, and applying it to beneficial and profitable use. 3. That it is desirable that these experiments shall be continued daring the present year." FESTIVAL OP THE SONS OF THE CLERGY. --Cram llar.)—The 208th anniversary of this institution was eels. brated this afternoon under the dome of St. Paul's Cathe dral, with a full choral service, in which the choirs of her Majesty's Chapel Royal, St. Paul's, Westminster Abbey, St. George's Windsor, in all about 260 voices, assisted. The Loid Mayor, sheriffs, aldermen, and common councilmen attended in state, and occupied seats to the right of the new stow pulpit. The sermon was preached by the Rev. Anthony William Thorold, M.A., of Queen's College, Oxford, rector of St. George's-in-the-Fields. INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION"POSTE REITANTL" Dar.)—This morning by command, of the Post. master-General, for the accommodation of persons visiting the International Exhibition to pass, a day there • Paste itestante was opened within the building to whisk Litres may be addressed, and in addition to the penis's moss for whom it may be intended it must be directed, "Poets Hematite, International Exhibitioo, Landes, W." ATROCIOUS OUTRAGE AT SHEwromm.—A most extraordinary outrage—one of a clan with whisk the town of Sheffield has unhappily become associated—was easomitkd at midnig ht on Monday in that town. An attempt was made to blow up the premises of Means. Craven, who are builders in • large way of business, in the Wickes. About midnight the family of Mr. Hardy, draper, next door to the Messrs. Craven's premises, were alarmed by • loud explo non. Mr. Hardy got up and obtained the snistaoce of • constable, and they discovered that an explosion had tam place in the premises of Meson. Craven. A search was made, but in the imperfect light nothing wee discovered tc account for the explosion though • strong smell of gunpowder was iv perceed. In the morning, however, the retrains of a tic can —the usual form of the "infernal machine "—were found in the lower story of the extensive range of wor kshops, The am had been heavily charged, end baud rou n d rags in order to increase the force of the explosion, and it had been exploded by the familiar promos of • slew match. The infernal machine was thrown into the pre miser through • &tidily panel of a door in the lower nary. The shop was filled with wood is various stages of mans facture,. and • large quantity of shavings was strewn shred but, singularly es nose of these irtflaninsable materials were gaited by the explosion of the powder. The ' names of the explodes mewed no further result than scorching a piece of Umber reseed net the panel. It is mervelloody fermessit thee the s who threw the can did not emceed in estilag Ire te Use pine, which °De tained, besides • very bre mrstity el mesh wood. • •• 11- able 'tack of premed oods. TIM mews el the attewri w i: not known with certainty, but It it' 119.16141 tkai Ms been no trade dispute between the ass an d their em ployers. zo to Is or M Pr' r.ar T .18 I+4 ~ , FATAL ACCIDENT TO THE SENIOR CURATE OP ST. wrosars, HANOVEB-SQUARE. —o— CORONER'S INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) This morning an inquest was held by Mr. Brent, the deputy coroner, at Middlesex Hospital, on the body of Mr. Arundel' Blount Walton, aged 34, clerk in orders, and senior curate of St. George's, Hanover-square, who lost his life through being thrown from his horse in Regent's-park. The deceased was highly respected, and the influential mem bers of his congregation had matters in progrees for the erection of a church for him in May-fair. From the evidence it appeared that on the evening of yesterday (Tuesday) week, the deceased was observed by ' park.oonatable Smite proceeding through Regent's-park, from east to west, on horseback at a slow canter. All at once the horse leant on one side and went off at a tre mendous pace, and threw the gentleman at the corner of Park-square and Ulster-terrace. Smite. with police-constable 339 D, ran to his anistance, and found him insensible, whereupon, with the advice of Dr. Evans, of Park-square West, the injured gentlemen was conveyed to the above hospital. Dr. Evans endeavoured to find his address, but only took from his pocket. some money, two rings. and a geld watch. Deceased had only me spur on, screwed into the right boot. The horse was deceased's own property, and was about five years old. He had been accustomed to rile it for the last four or five months. Mr. Hunt, the house surgeon, attended deceased and found on the left elbow a alight contusion and a wound at the scalp. He could not detect any fracture, and deceased being insensible he waited for the reaction. There was a slight improvement on Thursday last, but death ensued on Sunday morning. The post-mortem examination showed an extensive fracture at the base of the skull, extending up. '! wards, not towards the wound, but towards the occipital bone. There was a very extensive effusion under the dura mater, and theft was considerable softening of the brain, and a sanguineous clot. The cause of death was fracture of the skull, with extravasation of blood in the head. The witnesses having been examined as to the cause of the fatal event, it wee presumed that the horse shied, and that the deceased gentleman by the animal's sudden jump lost the reins, and at the same instant pricked the horse with the spur. Contact with a post was the cause of his being unseated. There being no blame attributable to any person the jury returned a verdict of " Accidental death." FKIGIBTPVL RAILWAY AOCIDENT.—TwOCEILDRIN SERIOUsLY lartinxo.—feat eight between the hours of 7 and 8, a serious accident occurred on the North Woolwich line, between the Stratford Bridge and Barking-road sta tions, upon a portion of the line at which there is a signal station known as the Red-house, and at this place there are also gates enabling persons to cross the line at stated times. Some looseness appears to exist in the management of these gates, as from the present accident children of a very . tender age were allowed to per through without any one in care of them, except a sister aged 9. It appears that two little things named Phoebe Rather, aged 5 years, and Richard Spline, aged 5 years, in charge of a sister aged 9, passed through one gate in order to proceed to a meadow for the purpose of ga thering buttercups. Instead, however, of going through the second gate, the trio went along the rail way embankment, and there remained for a short time. They had not bees long upon the hank before • train came along, and the two poor children were, it is stated, drawn by the wind under the engine. The poor little boy bad one leg eat a just below the knee, and lost the other foot, ex cepting a smell portion of the heel. The little girl had her bead so seriosuly crushed that no hopes are entertained of its Tommy, THE Maumee: rims MURDERS. —The funeral of Mr. Ryan Mellor, the m who was murdered by Taylor sad hie wife on Friday took place yesterday, when his remains were interred in the graveyard of Chorltonoum }Ludy Church, about three miles from Manchester. The , funeral was rely private, and did not attract much obierve -1 mem. Th e children of the prisoners were interred on the previous day at Ilarperhey Cemetery, and some thousands of people asesenbled to witness the mournful proceedings. Some Wormed= has bone !mama in Ilmobester respect ing the accused Wm. Robert Taylor, which we (Movediester Guardian) give, without geamateeing its correctness. It is m id that be was born at Demeter, in Somendshire, where he emenised the preemesoe of a schoolmaster, bat miscooducted himself and was compelled to leave. He them obtained mesployment as a traveller for a ban as, a rm at oreanm, Devoeshire, and cautioned in this employ far in years, when he was apprehended on the charged coadoidieg a gross offence. For this, our informant asp, be was tried and segoitted at the Devoe shire winter amines, held at Rueter, in 1859. Oa his din /huge from anted)', an Rueter Arm engaged in the wine and apidt nide employed hum as their traveller for Mesa meths, at the cod of which they found it nommary to discharge him, because he head ageolid modem received en their account. In March, 1814 Taylor monmeneed business in Bideford, North Devoe, es a retail wise and spirit merchant, sad obtained large 9 e ef goods and furniture, for which be gave prentlescry add Before the notes fell doe be en ~d an andionest. and sold the contents of his home and With the prezeleadhim untilee be h mime pee to has nuns a fassfel mooristy. Two workmen suliered a horrible death, near Him on Wades sight. An eggisidealeelt place at the Riedel' Climnicellredm, sad Mat glees, and a large reirell belling leer wee *morn ever thee, The ace happened about 8 o'clock, sad the yoga( men died at nideigke. IN .4. *t I.; la Le lee lee WI le) i WI I 6N i IN N. 111 1.1 is a to ss. se ,A..sraso Antwerp • BoVArdme Ardennes P•111A4511.fr0..W.n J to Orelaseesoi perms= Mine &PALL I/1:1114045o Da4.ll4volah of Mabee U 4. Ammisa gua. jo. o 104. Oialrel ot ' , rams Lazialbg. Cool. M. .11allaa .rauction Ooostaace 4 BM lkirre .amt Turnhout and Gann Antonia Nasa.4lAgelly m tia• IDo. Sp.s.Pd. Boig.gov. 1149r_ Amu ~..as Trask Pad OtiamalSakyrusAidis) Iceas.sadMadll ma Odom I.d mei a amiss* (P/mwr ues ilt a l g lN DAgs sal • • Zs* Dods la loyal Ilaradlsl T per oat Do. wont. Prat )5.7 prat oogd= ronsasillarctio ?tuts sad Bayous Soothers of I Da Mper est Past West& M. Wad Wears iumwAve. DRUM 1'068111610N3. 66 SO lei OS a 149 81 81 79 83 Id 8! 101 106 108 104 101 101 1241 1041 Pm 88 See Se n a a M u a a u se ad 1011 103 123 ii vv 19S 101/ gt 12. 7 db. 88 100 id W 06 93 96 91 68 101 i 104 94 96 5 V 5 7 4 8 6 6 85 85 LOS i., 4 ll rai 1:1 1 I (14. WAY& 71 7 1 1 s "' 1 I}loO 4 .114 3 1 4 "I 14} lb i is si SO 11 al 6 4 1 117 gal 8 7 Oa 67 4 44 1 61 68 6 e KW —.— 16 16 In sd 91 e 1 Pm as Ilf pal sd. s n o I a It :a 10 101 z 4 /I 14 , U U MINEAS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Clooz. East Caro Brea shares continue in great request, and the market for them is still excited. The pre sent quotation' is 20 to Marie Valley shares are quoted 94 to 104 ; Wheal Grenville, 6 to ; and East Caradon 45 to 4. St. John del Rey Mining shares remain fiat, and are marked 156 and 55. Ls other foreign, as well as colonial mining shares, there is no variation of importance, but a fair number of transactions have occurred. The directors of the Nerbudda Coal and Iron Company have issued a circular to the shareholders intimating that by payment of the sum of 51. per share they will be entitled to their proportion of new shares. This sum is to be paid as follows, viz. deposit of 11. by the 81st inst., and 41, by the 31st August. A petition for the winding up of the Morley Green Coal and Coke Company (Limited) is ex crto be heard in the Bankruptcy Court on the o d i June. Tita COTIOITIY Aftransa.—At s Breda petty "M".O held at the Ossatphs=atwy, yesterday, Jobe Ma t e Ar "s = "l". eheesed with the wil ful et Mssearas,eamile maths, at 7oiseirli. ss the thit bet. Iles please idles& to Day as Is answer to theshires, sad the beach emseitbetl fee kieloa the clasp - el with' maim Mi. i NI • MMUS di ft. Laterii..• ▪ Boa Dar. ealskaler Ol a▪ l Do. Prekimas Bait.,ne.....abeuei;gei Spa Ilda, sadcaudleira.az,a Do. 1ay1.11.1. dale. a Do. /sal. DK Milo. 00 Ornicoatia aIL liassa • Owe Laillookep.e.ger Al uama llingsi ...... 2 too. O. latimelos.. 100 Jrsad husk of Ukaod. al Do. •ar al Prot ▪ Do.fte.treLll p.d.ec W Da Spot el. Diboll. sn Da.l /t ab Ml • al Da Is. LW— so Do. Is. lBll. 111 anal Dela lakwals 11 Do. ley 2 Do. loosory, lies LOS QC a. of L oi t i co . ll . 4 : all (*.Waal 111 Do. low ail DcheeoDiapag7l.a.op ▪ Do. 6, Jo.. 1.0111.0 V. .11 Do. de. II all Dollp.a.llaVa LM Mier Dew. pw LIS De. do. WO Dad/ pot 44. ▪ Uo. oorp o pot . cost do. 11•14 Se &Duet all N.leardsk Casa shin • amp. 0. al Ds Is. llowl do W De. la Bap. do all Do. Is. Ira do 100 N. K. of Canada' p. c. all Do. HO Delatiballaa.g.l..c 1 Telaidadjamia•Mallar JOINT STOCK BANKS. r! lank :I l i tZ Wan Char.Bk.BrlL Colas O• Ole UM *eft . AINI eI ,UNII• Christ, La.. 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Sik y shell be closed immediately on the peeing dthsi act, that a list may be mewed of the names and holdiop of the various abaneaidom, whose names will be inscribed in the bank books as the asnuitents, amorftc their holdisp at the date of the passing of the act. no object of this communication is to intimate to you that so transfers of shares, as such, can be made in the oanapasy's books after the act has weld ; but that all transfers mesa thenceforth be made in the bank books of the proportions** annuity which will thenceforth represent the shares. The annuity will be transferable without stamp . --I am, am, C. L. Par., iimrelery. A general meeting of proprietors of the Lon;foe Chartered Bank of Australia is convened for the fek of June, to declare a dividend. A special meeting of the Eastern Counties Rail way Company is ca ll ed for the 3rd of June, to con sider three bills, one of which is for the smidgens tiou with the East Anglian, Norfolk, and Maw companies. Special meetings of the Kent Coast and oaks Railway Companies are called for thn e Z inst., to consider bills now pending in parliament In the matter of J. S. Laws, wine merchant, of Mincing-lane, who was declared bankrupt a few days ago, and who had pledged wine warrants of the value of nearly AWL assignees have bee. chosen in the Court of Bankruptcy.i The assignees are Mr. Smithies, of Messrs. Cockburn, Smithies, and Co. • Mr. Cramp, of Messrs. Only, Cramp, and Co. ; and Mr. Sharpin. Mr. H. Chatteris, ac countant, was appointed manager to wind up the estate. The Sea Belle has arrived from China, with 371,0001 be. of tea. TIIIIIDAT Evmar. Consols, which closed yesterday at 92144 div. for the 10th of June, opened this morning at 924, " buyers," and closed at 92 to 4. For money the last price wan 934 to cum div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent Consols, for money, 931, 1,4, cum div. ; ditto for account (June 10), 924, 4, ex div. • Ba n k Stock, 236, 237, Three per Cents. Redu:zed, 914, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 914, I, ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 154 ; India Stock, 2284 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 109 j, • Four per Cent "enlaced" rupee paper, 92 ; ditto Five per Cent, 1034, ; ditto Five-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 109 t The India Five per Cent. Stock was last quoted 1094 to 4 ; and Exchequer Bills, 158. to 188. prem. The foreign stock market was rather quiet. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIC-LANZ.-(THD3 DAY.) The weather Ira been wattled and fine anus Mooday, but today it is showery, wish the wind from the south. The arrivals this week are moderate of English wheat aid flour ,• barley, eats, Imes, and pees limited. Nat Went Scotch sad frisk oats nose fresh up. The foreign arrivals of wheat are large-18rusdas, Meditenuisan, and Black See. Flour, one small pared of American. Buhr, a fair quan tity of Mediterransaa, Nick Sea, sad Swedish. Orta„ a mo derate supplya Danish, Swedish , and Dutch. Linseed, a small suppl y of East Indian ; other seeds limited. The wheat trade to-day rules extremely dull at the quota tions of Monday, sad few sales reported. Flour equally slow, and Monday's prime only Ad rap ported. Barley dull Oats rather better then other deacriptions of corn, and prices maintained. Seed.-Linseed and rapeseed steady; clovermeed firm; mustard and canary dolL Beans and pees, so clams from Monday. 'Loam° (iaioomarveral oe offer, and value line changed from Monday. WELL-English: &sex and Kest, white, nee, 50s. to 57e.; ditto, fine old, to -a: ditto, red, LE, 46.. to 53 •-• ditto, Gas old, -a. to -a. ; Norfolk, he., fine old, -s. to -S.: red, new, -a. to -s. Nemo : Deets* 57a. to 595.; Gas, 595. to 605.; site., Mk. to 621.• lanipberg, 52a. t0 57e. • ditto, extra, 59... to 67a.; Rostock, extra, 565. to Eds.; libickkanbarg, 535. to Ks. ,• Uokarmark ditto, -a. • Americawhite, 645. to 575.; ditto, red, 60e. to 525.; Cla‘ Asia 50s. to 62. -English malting, 36. to 36a ; fins, 40e.; grinding, 27 a. to 29..; anddisti 3oa. to 330. per sr.: foreign • 26e. to 29..; ditto distilling, 29e. to As . MALT.- Enesz and Norfolk, 59e. to 635. ; 635. to 675. ; • and Ware, 655. to 6814 brows, 50s. to 58a. OAS-English . feed, 211. Od. to 24e. Od. ; poet* 265. to 29a • forst 22 5. to 275. Blase-bo6liahttiok, 345. to 355. ; harrow, 38. to 3k. i Apes, 38e. to 30s. • foreign, Mamas 30s. to 325. ; *dr, ..ds. to 375. ; Konigeirg, 38e. to 39e. katiso, 32i. to 33. laui.-Eikilith balk's, 39a. to 40. .; and bine, al. to 4b. ; maple, s. to -G. Fife 35. to 37.; balk Ve to 395. ; foreign. SEN. to 38a. TWas.-Eggliett towa,43e. to 445.; ditto fine, 46e. to 51a.: ornalry, 41a. to Olt; Norfolk and Suffolk, 365. to 39a; Freak -e. to -e. psi calk ; U.B. sweet, 26e. to 295.; Clansdisa. 26.. to 29a. ; Opudok. -a. to -s. LEMAN 0011L-WISISE 31n. to 33.. ; yellow_i 28e. to 3 11 - Iwamoto CABoom, all O. F. and 1.-Wheat seal and Mazianeple, per 492 The., 44e. to 495. ; °kirks, 445. to4Ba. ; Polish Chiessa, per 4801 be., red, 41s. to 431. ; whits. - • Danube sad Galata. 455. to 46a. ; to 36e. Barley and Ely flan, per i l= 21s. to 22 4. ; Odessa aad Danube, do. S. to 235. Beam s Egyptian, par 4801ba,305. to 31s. Maisi : Odeon sad Oalets. per 40211 e., 30s. Od. to 31s. ; and Balgarisa, per 4801 be., 30s. Od. to 31s. ; Preach, do., -a. to -s. ; Araerioan, do., 28s. to 295. ; Egyptian, --a. to -a. SEIDL -Osassy mod, per qr., 34a. to 60a. ; seed, per qr., 46. to 50.; 'dastard seed, per whiteLe,, 8. to 9s. ; brown, I s. to Ws. ; Linesed, pm. qr., 68.. m sling, to 665.; Linseed raker, logiehi per tea. 111. Oa. to 121.05. ; Americas, thin, in brie., per toe, 121. Oa. to 121. 10s.; do., in begs,lll. Oa. to 11/. 10s.; Bahia, 01. to 01. Os. ; Marseilles, IW. to 101. 10a. Rape oaks,. 6L Otto 71. ; Tires, per bushel, winter, Bs. to Os. 04. ; Rape seed, English, per qr., 645. to 725. A221V•16 INTO LONDON 12011 MAY le TO milr lwidsa and Late& frisk lssylgs. 780 I •• • I FP Med _., Bask, 0•4 5 - '4 vtio 1183$ I 8160 /W., Ilia* He auk.; la iaeo Dirreb: )111110ING ...A.NII.—(THIS DAY.) 81341A1.—The =AA is steady for all good qualities at firm prune, and brown raining damaiptiona have realised rather firmer 111616. Manrithia sold low to fine brown, 28e. id. to 33a. ; paw to Ilse yolk", at 375. to 425. &I. • floe yellow metallized, at 425. &L to 434. Bd. Two lostleg cargoes have been sold for the United Kingdom, one of Cuba at 22a.. and one Rio Grande at 20s. 3d., both landing weights. Relined firm, with a scanty stipM,. Correll.—The - &mud hi &NM, bat not active, the sap * is still limited. —'Ton market condones don Bon.—A limited besleasbas bees iramacted ; Diresesse, la. W. to U. did.; Loewe*, Is. 4s. ltent —Tee market in out asters ; bold white, lls. Bd. ; inferior, UN. 6d. ; cargo kinds, 7a. Id. to Bs. ; Rangoon. A. 3d.; Names* 10s. filzirrnrin has bosoms Moody*. Sarney= has sold at barely the former currency -41 10e. to 54 7a. 611 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (BY NUMB AID LWOa 11•0111110 TIILOGRAM. (ROM OM ORM ooh.) American news has awed great improvement in the °Atm market, and the baleen dose bee bole at prima from about ooe-balf to three-fourths blew. The Nike will probably rasa sight it tan thousand. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 44e. ad Gash ; Peteram Y.O. cm the sod. 46e. 9d ; Jame, 41e. Nis July, 475. IV ; -eptember, 46a 9a. to 494 ; October te December, 411 a. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Neon. Paqindes awl &with Import *at the mail coatiases lIMI, without may ailinike in prices. COAL MARKIIT.-(THIS DAY.) Wall. Fad Helton, lea. ; Walls Rai Hamra, 16.. Walls Fad South Haltom lbs. ; Wall Bad Ti.., lb s. bd. Walla Rid Trimdea Histispeel, 15s. bd. ; Walls Ned Hattie pool, lb.. bd. Walls llab Beath Kenai, 15e.; Walla Ned Neagh Hall, lb. bd. ; Ws& zed Owe% Us. ; Wells Eel Kellam ; Was Bad Agora Aloes, les. bd. ; Niaoe's lisrthyr, lfa. bd. ; North Paton Om. 13s. bleekbam Wert Baetisy,ll4. ; Buddies Ibutley, 16s. %bade Hart*, lia. ; lambert's Bastlay, 16a-86 ahms at _a.t. MAIMMIRTZL, 8131131/131.D, AND LllOOl./I=ll' PAILwAT.—TIM bhl =mow of this eorrir's railway; tack:Sae rate, UM, _ray. . from Assery let to May 11r, eateraoa to 111,1801., me plot MAIL for the earnersairg period ci 1861. Moe pu nt the Gear hoodoo to th do eeeepoy her JOO!kry IA to 1141rilraleolbe= to 10,2731., es althea foe the earreeradre porlod of 1861, sad the u proot Se tsliK The tetel more, io dioNeg _yeate i t, of Sim orepeay's earls, fro* Joinw 1.1 to Aptu eaorted to 112,314 L, at sprat wpm period of U6l ; sad th..rower to r eerost 1364 lowing a Ware Of OM Felt r apart 4,7164 fee the oorreeparbel period et l wsnr#s PALM; Oita SIIILLUIII TrimiDAY, PLAY 10.—Admimisos ea pairoat, 1.386 ; 6114, a by mesa Irks* 610 ; total, 066.