The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-16 00:00:00

INDIA AND CHINA. By the arrival of the Calcutta mail we have re ceived papers from Calcutta to the Bth of April, and fro= Hong-Kong to the Met of March. The political intelligence by this arrival is en tirely devoid of interest, and the few items of mili tary news which the papers contain have already been laid before our readers by way of Bombay, Of commercial movements the Reglirktiass re ports : rh..ljrci Ma a err.—We have had a quilt market fa entitle doting the fortnight endow review. The seastded ▪ of European pelitica and the war or no war queries, have made born still more centime than berate. tad soon:hug delete is known here about the Austro-Freoch ad a. bantams must coedits* is as unsatisfactory pwition. Its indigo we have so sew feature to notice. In raw at. more beausr has bees dons. Coral. have been largely dealt In. Sugar in moderato demand. Baltpede is moderate demand, tut higher. luta in wiled. Oil seeds in f.ir dement. Ex, a t NOR—Stztes the depardus of dm last mail exchange Ladon has shown rather a downward tendency, but this • tie.ked on the arrival of the China mail. Credit and bank bills having been put es the market, the rates were slightly edema. ad ; this Weimer has silos bees oeserreed by sakes of Local Credit Bills at 2*. Id , sad the tells of the Chartered Australian Bank at 2s. Old. The clads, rates fee the mail slay to quoted at from 10. 00. to id. for Bank Bills, 2a. to .a. Id. foe American and other good cred.ta, and 2m. Id. to for documentary. Os China the rate is almost sonanal; tM lost sae* were at 216. . . CeovZINIMIT SXCOILITIVI an (with tha exception of a kw trassactioss @mosso jobbers) dull sad without *query. The Fie, per Cent. won offered yrstardsy at 11 ppar 01114 diaconal, sad the Pour per Celt. at 22 pot east. • At the eh*. of this month the open lass will be eased is far es rarities a misty of subscription to it is 41ter art. parr Is c , ncarsed, and the impression la the Barer le moss that tbs.. Otter securities will Mrs be .dll helm thawed. Without a omelets re-orgesiettioe of or poli tic lama amides,* la three emeriti* will est be reettwelL Wr her of large sake wade he Loathe of eahreei ipa "at. paper at b per cad. disemat, or Hit per taro Est to urs.—There has hen moderate heehaw dims. Freight to Loadoa sad LJarpook sad elm to Anoka at noes shoot the is.. ae those MIAMI by lot mak mg 325. 6). all mead; Liverpool 275. Pd. ditto; mi Al/14"6:4 at b deWn tilts, all round, bat we have so tame time to record kr Pousoe, Australia. Bas Freedom er the West ladies 'Very little doing jest sow Gtr lfaariebm bat won or eight ships Just takes up to tool fer Galls sal Colmhe at 12 to 14 s. pr bag. M. , NIT MAllll7.—Mashey le alundsnt fa the beams ad with am beaks. The govemsenit only are is mat of isaistaws. A Wog Yes, letter of March 31, says : The tali heal& leas bees s dell ow is every wy. Trade et Claw hes =Sired two the esistiew et the Nasdestee ed the Woods ed the tuMlt , s lerqs holy el slaw hew weed trio /semi to the eels- WI the MEW testa hoes Cows to the Omen sod (WWI provisoes. The two sad 'Woe We was es their soy to then &Weft hese Wool WE, sod we Wee = 'Whom is how dWiles • cher wee thews body a tehele see reperted es ftwershbes Clesdes hos the wt wet Wre esier liet *ay ahead occupy tho Tegshosst elle sews wehl tad W&Amok. el the '. shit! ow. The Wool have bess wheal/ le waled spill the relmie, het little Mb le plated is their Wiley to cheek thole owes/'/ Wads Hie Iseellesey Her Miami 5.,..., lett tW is the Sib hut. ia taw Wjeeiy's ship Celestes, Wed for hioppere, shwa he goes home cruised, and the Osb.ls womb rs the CAIW 4.4 Good Hope. His Hemline, Hams Gros is Still here, bet se teder- Wad lame very PM be his leoperiel Majesty's der ands:aux, and proceeds to Frame cse the Cape of tCr oaleretouttl tint M. de Boarboaloa remains se Wais ts, pbs.potesuery seder tho mew treaty, sal sill reel& et Sh sM lta . i : . 17ro ( cbia Cbtna are kern that the French have taken Salon, the citadel of which apreare to have bees a place et r niidaable strength. A 'garrison wan left then, and Ad miral de Genoalily wan about to leave foe Totem. TM health of the forces wee said to be eatiedaotsey. A large tate force Me been destroyed, near Hasa, by M too aptly VOMIT Niger, Captain Colville, and the goa t wit. Janos and Clews. The fact of short .apply is sow fully established, sad then is hula aeon of this sessea's tea to go leriread fro® my of the N rta while the nevemais of tM rebate sad the par sest-a of capital baba taloa tato dm Iles alsadcts threw *rums ~seta4 cc its the Impel wet mesea's OUP*. la Hoeg Kona aad Cram ►eeiasn has to.. very dull, sad tratmcums griandly ham to.. mg mall, and at lower ntu. AUSTRALIA. We have received advice. from ' Melbourne to March 16, and Sydney, March 12. Toe following is from the Circular of Mackay, Baines, and Co.: M !minimum Waal Id. The tore of oar import mutes sixne tie irk ageism of the 14th ultimo has exhibited some sympyra of WrlVffle. 1111131, but so diggessed has trade bass may sseettlis pert that the slightest cheap he ths better Is apt as be isms set. mead and looked epos se general, whoa it is by very partial. Orb ra from the country died.** he. ems Is more freely, sad es seine spivolatinta has Oaks plan be one or two articles, goods ibed ses not homy in *teak awl of regular commuspdes hare Ism benefited, bat in general leothess the dews ai st that her hong over as for so bog is vary far from being dispelled; our sto.ka of goods, with but miry few eaceptioas, see net only excessive but increasing, and until sums diminution of ehipments from Europe take* place vas cut scarcely expect to advise a much healer state of stf.ire ; within tbe lad few days, however, there has bees Sr._ esdnatios in Indictees toes we have experienced for weld watt. pad. The 'lemmas of our leading methods ir.. not aired, to the downward tendency of our markets has in tamed a coca tome into the Wads of weaker holden, which bas aerated them from making encridcw, the efte,t of which wou'd hove been productive of serious consequences. tt.Tr.t specu!athin ha. taken place in buyer, candle., sad Groeve, the to rimer of which has roes conederably, holders having refused to sell at la 41d., and ere looking for le. dd. Cell:, have Mao advanced. G. neve has been booght op, ecd la Idol, to be high, unless beery arrivals take place. Is !near, the tzeeedtagly low rat ■ have iaduoid a few epeca bums purchaaeo, which have ceded en dream es dsaY, lope, sae plea. A few other erlickw have also imprimid, as al* end porter in beetle end bulb ho.ts and show} InaN, whiskey. b nos e have, Coors, sod ene salt, doled apples, ling deb, and tobacco, hut Is most Matadi. the stuck* of meet of these goods are toe large to admit of any important NM is vase. Oa the ether hand, we have a bergs lie ef goods that thew no signs of advancing, gad is many ears ara oslo saleable at a very consideesble ISCOSOL A begs snout of mareheadi.• has be. disposed of by amoeba during the meth, bat the quantities Gamed and withdraws hare sLo heel greet, the bids haeg far too low le meet the views of the holder*. The extent of the ame• tem .Its has prejsdicially elected the beesees of a private sad moes legitimate character. The credit if the colony is exceedingly mind, and the few [Wares that bare token place hare been unimporleat, a wiee protegees having been need by the mewhaots and tanks in limitiag their liabilirtes. The yield of gold, se conding to the government re tut., shows a decrial* of 8,603 amates es competed with Lee en,ntle. bat en increase 2,693 mosso so camperri with the previous twelve mouths. Metes from the various diegis.ga state due masers to be deist; 1011. A term, emoted of gold is brought down by private heed which ibve ond appear in the (overawed nurse. The use et machinery os the *anteroom refs is twormiag general, witkli will have • vary important oPect 'Ott a. P r4 t? cn , °° ' " " . . . The noir tliggings new Melbourne, o• the Danclemong Mang... wheato` to stireist sonatas, but the sencuat *Mused I. se yet rtnclf. Ste cf the colonies are progrut log favi.iurably, Liu. the high rate of wage. dernentltd Ly !sbuurers, mud other, lee serious dtawbsek. The Goddess arrived on the 15 h alt. with 19 apses end 11 pheeea•ts; 21 •]pores wets originally chipped, but three ded us the weep. They hare been presented to the p reemie:li. twin' whoee care they prasent • healthy and itte fens appearance. The spats toe the L'•mu end aliases in o rd•ev are offering them, through their erste bees. is I se if dye, to Indus/ the pouters and others to ••traduce them out their mesons. It le enrprierng the µ•tby shown in title wittier when we consider the great edireateges the colony would derive from the wool of three animate, end the vest eniewiti of difficulty erperienced •ed heavy expense incurred is oteetaing the,,. As the taws ol Bultyia are vary rtrhignat in pre hit their expo/talkie, es • epcshation they bare daidedly filet , ite t►ey will taut cover coat. They are net Yes Aide. • mammy hem bee• projected there with the view to wire am. nip fields: Arise of themela data sage of the gold- Jest wow tits quantities despatched from she majority of Ilia r66-Yes aro INctustgas. The weekly average of tbes Tear 1667 11.11 47,670 . of itie fleet quarter of 1858. 11.025 wares , of ohs wen rod. 45.290 names; of tie third, 46,236 owiato; swill of the lour b, 43 917 ouscos. Lam work tbes total Twatity test door' etas only 3.1.810 owaollt. 6 6 11501 43 341 sewn her filo corto.ponitcs week of I. year. The af the year 1., herwever, 4401 is excess of the USA al 110 ruse period if 1341. Os &wt., 5,.4e . sa oak 410,024 as. 10 drat. as eldest 446,116 no. 1. 111:A. lb* &Umtata this weak haws boas as Idioms: Os. By Ms ("tidy S., I. , s4se IOU Is lesser 14,030 I•4lma Qrs. Frevioss shyness,. use{a by somparisms wish sto aspen swiss pima et the Cowes 144,003 Taal wi =47 Or 17 toss 16 cwt. 13 Its. 11 es. W of at 41. par sat, sissea's to 1,701,6631. ns Sag Ihr lb. onnet. Keane pried of list year was 443,917 ea., or 11 tau 11 cwt. t .iro. 10 Ito. 7 oa troy, al the 'alma 1,711161114 THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 16, 1859. Lord Mayor—WA; gehossr, what ha• you to say? Primmer (whiapsrag)-ob, ay lord, ay Mall It was MI • haw:Mane. It ins ay daughtwis Mrthiy, owl so I last lewd took • glass of gin, sad it got into my bond Mon I it. (Wester.) Lord Mayor—A vary nice way to keep • daughter's birth day —to get droak. Prisoner—But, my lad, step wet ageing to Australis, sad that's how I opined for to take it. Lordhe;oe--Yon av iZe been ohm in carol, wftbent taking visaing, and now I shall sand you to rhos in seven days. Committed acoordtaily. BOW-81'RZIT. SINOWLAR CAD LOC/DINT. A abeam nan;e7l7waris7ti - etrey '. Q7l;.;rged with being drunk while Doting u driver, end running over a little gni, shout dram yeas old, named Mary Lents, the daughter da r:ji r ou eit woman, living in Albany-plan, the Corm-street, Policessan Bartlett F 142—Led sight at about eleven o'clook I was on duty at the end of 'WWI-et:met, in Broad ened, Bloomsbury, and saw the prisoner driving a fear wheeled cab from Blooldbury.strest across Br ad -street to go down Endell.street; at the date time the little girl and her mother were about to arose the road at the top of Bedell-street. They were walking sloe( Broad-rarest, in the direction of Bt. Odes's Church. They stepped on the crating, but they had not got far from the kerb-st me, when the child was knocked down, and the two off wheels of the cab passed over her. I stopped the cab, and a bystrndat took the child up and pat her in the cab. I then got la, and told the prisoner to drive to the hospital. She was attended to by the =germ. There ware no bow broken, balder was very much bruised, espesielly abed the head and fah. The prisoner wee the word fur liquor, but I did not perosive It till after we got to the hesplad. Hs had afar* who was riding on the boa. June—Was he driving in say way improperly when the welded oecarrwl ? Israsit—Not obeerved. Mr. Jardise—Tim luw did the accident occur P eirrs - toipt73;aiaeie.74. JardOse—Was he driving too fast AsstlyttAboat iin er wen miles an hoar. 14. Jrrdlr—He dme I opay to th• Iwepltil P Berthrtt—Quite eo, sir. The prisoner—l have been 14 yens a cerchmen in lan• den, sad I nem bad as accident in my life till now. I have wean That hedge lb and have never had a summate or •complaint. TesteMey I went home and found my wife sitting la ►er chair, with her work in her lap and a needle in her band, deed. It highroad me at the time. I was a good duel eat up, and I did take n drop too much, Ent It is the brat thee I ever wu guilty of sock a fault. lem very sorry indeed for whet has occurred. Mr. isidise7after some reflection, wild he should not at pre• mat offer any opinion on the case, but adjourn the matter fora week to see how the child got os in the hospital. If In the meanwhile the pesonar made any ooropensatlca to the mother, be (Mr. Jardine) would take that into account in whatever decision be ultimately arrived at. He would take defendant's own recognisance for his appearance, but he most remember that if be failed to attend Ms license would be forfeited . The defendant entered into his recogoissnce and was set at liberty. lIIARLBOROUGH-BTREEZ. RTIALIIIO A MOM AMD CAI. George Rowe7,11:8leilito;;;;;;OTeio-lie3peoebd. driver of cab 3,936, was charged with Melling a cab (2,886) and borer, of the value of 401., the property of Mr. Arthur 'Rip le, cab propri'tor, d Warwick-street, Goldee-sgems. `From the avid/Dee of the prosecutor it appeared that the prisoner entered his service on the 7th het, as a driver, and on the evening of the 9th went out with the horse and cab of the value of 401., aed eever returned. He heard nothing of him till the previous eight, whoa be was in custody, and when he admitted selling the property fir 101. to a gipsy it Whiteobapel. Batchelor, 430 A, said that cm the preceding night he was in Stints-street, Clerkenwell, when he sow the palmier and another nuts about to eater a hems, aid on askmg him if his name was not Rouse he deleted it sad ran off. He, how ever pursued him and took him Into custody, when he admitted *alias the horse, cab, and barrens for 101., and on searching him he found the sum of 81.8 x. 116., and that he was wearing a new coat which he raid he had bought out of the money, sad on the is (Mr. Holden) asking what he had dose with the rest, he said he had spent it. In mower to Mr. Bingham, the prisoner said be wag tipsy at the time he sold the bores end cab. The prisoner was remanded for a week. SHARE LISTS.-7HIB DAY. Two o'Cwoi. The railway share market today is dull. The settlement engages chief attention. A decline el about 1 per cent, has taken place in Midland, Landau and North Western, and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks, and an improvement of like amount in Soma Eastern. Present quotations are as follows, and are all for the new account, viz. :—London and North Western, 851 to 86; Great Western, 601 to 61; Midland, 921 to 93; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 841 to / ; Caledonian, 731 to 741 ; South Eastern, 181 to f per share ; North British, 601 to 611; Eastern Counties, 511 to 82; and London and South Western, 85 to 88. LomtardoNenetien Railway shares present little alteration, the Old being quoted 3 to 21 die., and the New, 31 to 31 dim. But Indian Railway stock is ism inquired for. The foreign lines are generally quiet. iI 16•17 "` I °l = C" .11 •• 4 II .. MD .. . S 9 11 . lroal 10 era 2 651 1 es 11 un , 1/4 In 1 1 11 $3 `l' IP 1 ii a - a ft I b. on so w! RS M foi 174 106 So U ill 10 41 IS 4 4 11i Sil Si U 40 61 V 11 U 44 SO w2l 011 i i ei tel s Fa i t 7 1 7* .111 ill E - Hbania . ::= :, 041 91 " Is lTT airti kr z . MO:ezir.iiic ........- Alanankalas. i -..--..- . 1 Wi 11, Mend - ...r.sw. et Dawn. ma n anal Ong Welani r W ia .. Dallar m lf i ii yea si ria aris - - • ...... 3 ~.E2cflirc.iza. I Da. Wan wan Ode 100 Lanka sad Illairman .. IL Gaul I: IV= •w ' di 1,..4.11=k - cazz s 0 .... :::. :46 : era I el 11wwwila all a 0 inn a_ S We i Dim . 1.1 anlineareallia . ea: I, all lank Dana. IMMO 0. le. De. • ~,.,- 6 &II N. 11•11m--simm -•-• 3 E 1 . 1 . 1 .. 1 lhn 1: Illranlnnban - 7.7.7 I all Nan Wan= ...„ I. ISO . Wen.. •• Went, 1,...,_. -7.....2::: :: ••••^"lig i er I I :: IrYerlan. ll"- WilWrilii i all ladon , be- I l e al aed um pi. u. Taf Via IL In Vais al Dana Q , 0 m 0 Wenford am; lannest • % al W. M el te ll a:ariaill: .1..... I on Da. l • Ma le 09.111 it an Da. 1 WwOLlOO4 WSJ I 0 ail De. Illma Olas NI all De. nomad Obn LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Sittings at IUN Prima at Wartaliaater.—(Bafor• Kr. Justice Wieder= and Common Jerks) sutra r. caZgxEL ISLANDS reLcoaArirao u This was aa action for Trrspas;,7,;hichtisdei;lnts pleaded first, not guilty; and secondly, that the plaintiff was at possessed of the land In question. Mr. Morin Jame sad Mr. Johnstone appeared far the pisiatiff, and Mr. Lash and Mr. Malcolm for the defeadants. From' the case for the plaintiff it appeared that the tiff, Mr. R. J. Smith, the lessee of Drury-law heatre, occupied under a lease for three years, at a rental of 1001. par annum, Pennsylvania Coale, at Portland, near Weymouth. In July last the ser vants of the defendants entered his grc.node without hie permission, and excavated a trench about 200 yards, being he the purpose of laying down a cable in con nexion with the Channel Islands Telegraph. The superintendent had previously applied to the free holder, Mr. Pena, for permission to do the work, and he informed him that Mr. Smith wee the occu pier, and cautioned the company against taking any tom cures to lay down the telegraph on the land with out previously making some arrangement with Mr. Smith. Upon the reseonstruces of Mr. Smith the cable was taken up, and he now claimed 111. from the company, Mick was represented to be the amount of the damage whkh had been done to the propvrty. Be had, however, offered to stay all prooeediogs if the company would con tribute a gam to the Weymouth Charitable Institution, but they declined to do so, and the action wee therefore brought into court. On the part of the defendant it was contended that th• eimpany were not liable, as Misers. Newell had contracted with them to to, down tha cable at their own owe end rink be • lump sum, which they wen to twelve, and that the works were in no way under the con trol et the company. Evidence was also given to show that the demo did sot exceed 5/, Mr. Jamie@ Wisittnisn having interned up The jury found • verdict for the plaintiff— 6antefrea, 101. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bofors Kr. Commissioner Cionbarn.) IY RZ ItCHARDII.-TICTMOI:S RILLS. The beellegol, • wierworker, In Oxford-street, applied for his certifies% • shed Ems ego. H. was opposed - by Mr. Leeriatm os bhaM of Mares. Oslo mad Low, beakers, at Leisettermsare, who des* him with obtaining the die s:mat ref two bills by Ms Mr. Tippetts separsi Ist= " lpioss ; Mr. C. B. Lade Ist the baskrept. His Hamm new save jsagarist Hs said the beekrapt was em elf • may swesems •ef beim% Alt might 'is salted the lawarwildla dies; ma W ones invoned princi ples which was wry impertest with regard to the so sommanties Ohm is Ombra of that elem. The report el the WWI melgsse showed that the ge m& Wens if lb* ism van more favour•ble ohm =my white came his the ease. He began him account with • sorples, whisk was Mae' by atock-books; bat very tistls be Imam antsavessed, sad wanted assistance. ems need has the emit would have been disposed to vest • antilneektemgh sated. high elem. But Mesas. Seen sod Low eamplefsed Shot the bieupt bed contracted with than • debt by muse of fraud or Glee pretence ; and W sewn had air &de Eat Ws ah.ig. was established. The beekrapt stated that he had teealwd the two bills on which W eemplaint wee founded from Mr. Shaw sad Mr. Prooku the asespiers, the ot of whas be and W bees leheemed to hi s same time New wee dintelbed as of Festilareb-etrest, IM /Prbv pisi k rst bairns bang Warne Towereteme. These bills he repro anted le M.l** es good trade Ms, though he mast have bees aid Ih4 wars lathiou andshaulated ; he slated that they wiesslvesimispedooneichirstin, and that the ameptore wage peruses et goof audition. Every one of those stale mate Rama out to be untrue from beginning to end. Mr. Beds Ned bees examined on two ceaseless. It was the B'4 o of the court to Übe ears that err dhows CUM to 'lnsplain were sot Is • po elks Is win* than motives should be nalnetly impagasel, or their condect miereresented. It was seesatie/ that lin when truth slioold be elicited from witnesses ; bet the mart would never permit that a creditor coming to otemlsht of a wrong should be arum ex amined at ether points for the sake of valuably hie helinga or parings affisat his reedit. TM court was bound to see that there was sothlg whatever in the cesdact of Beale and Co. from Ira to lee, ea which the shadow of as twenties toad reit They had send with a friendly feel. by towards the hisbur ; ant there was no pretence foe saying that they had fakes edvoutsas of he necessities to extort an erase rate of interest. Persons who, like Memo. Beals and Low,steded accommodation to the class of trades men tea whom the bankrupt belonged ought t t be protected in their deebage with such tradesmen. It west all-important to the lower elms of tradesmen, when • momentary premsre eseenned, that they should have a ready mod* of elltateleg diecoant for their trade bills ; a hundred such Warm might occur is the life of any tradesman. Hs wanted to pay his workless, • be led • god trade bill; Mime was 120 to take it to f Lf be went to those merchant planes the millionths' of the city, who had been :tras hasten ha cocks gold, they would not look hey ed et would not oondasmad to not , ce it. It was there. Esealigreat importance to him to get accommodation promptly railkly at hie own doom ; and lassoes who thus axiom. trod, aces were entitled to fair treatment ; they ought not to have palmed of spos them emblem bits of paper. In this ems it wee rereembel that Webb. man, the of one of the tolls, was • rises of respectability and Influence, living at • ghee mind Hoer, and having a marine raddessa si Calli Heating,; but Lather the police seer eiyineate= lad him there, and ha admitted himself that bit bed sot bar at Hastimes for the last IC months. The bill was made payable at the Hastiage breech of the Lemke sad County Bank, but Wekhmis had so amount lbw. Men Ilk* Mersa. Beale cad Lew was sot to bass their pockets raked in this way, sod this to be told that all was fair against .at who charged 6d. per pound per mouth for assistby tasking tradesmen In the hour of their Wass* sad. It was sow issarsily allowed that max wore entitled to use money is the sense way as any ethic eimmolity—tbat is, to make the moot of It—oats they did It eaterdosately ; and there wee seta maces of estortios hue—enema of the grandees at the seat and of the town would have derma quits as mach. Had the bankrupt been con. test to lease the case is the hands of he solicitor, and to plead that he had bees the victim of the mher two swindlers, it would have fend better with him ; but hie own conduct got rid of this, sad showed that he had bees • very willing participator is the fraud. The osetiticata mum be suspended for twelve swaths (third elan). mai protection would be withheld till he had bass three months in prison— tweaty-one dipa being allowed Nun to appeal. The coats of the oprentios would be allowed. Messrs. Beale and Low devised great coedit fee taken( this up; and the court hoped it would ham the effect of clacking than freed*. SURREY SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) eon=madsuilhas fir Ur misty of Scum MY Ravin at the coart-beesa Nee;area money, bike' 3. E. adietee.Eq., ebeineee; T. Uwe, tepaty-ehinees r sad tall beadle( marettaats. The celeedsr coutaised the ?mem of priemeere foe trial, for miedemeamer and $ s for bury. The cl; - eiai prisoners to be trial at the premet muskeg am much better educated than %must.ly sem were devoid of edue Woo, gee could read and write well, and the remainder were im perfect. Them were three cases of housebreaklag, sad the others were such as ere usually tried at them triune. The Mail MAUI, in hie address to the greed jai, said that as be per • the majority of them were strangers he would make a few remarks for their guidaace. Erespdag the three cams of hoombreakiag, there was nothiog of soy serious impor tancethst regain Ito be mentioned. The bills would woo . . be before theses, and he would caution them to be carafel and not loons any without exarniaing all the witnesses who e names they saw at the back. Designing persona haft on many occasions attempted to busbies the ends ot,inenos by tamper ing w.th the witnesses after being ere/Muni by the magis trates. To prevent that he recommended the grand jar, towed Into this court for t►e edgiest demosideoe, when they would be able to detect any etterepted inspection aad perjury. A recent act of parliament gave the grand jots power to swear every witness they examined, • . that if they gave false evidence before them they could be indicted for per jury. He had no further remarks to maks to them, but should at once dismiss them to their room to perform their duty. THE POLICE COURTS, (THIS DAY. XLICSION-HOUISE. AN INCOII4IOIIILE DRONIARD Mary Murp4..; - seldil;:aied wor n, rut - dissipated ap pearance. was charged Ware dm Lord Mayor with being drunk and disorderly. Policeman—On Saturday sight, ray lied, about 7 o'ckck, I found the priming. lying drank on the pavement in Rapt &rap, with a great crowd of pails'. ool4ctad around, and canton, a god deal of roofiraino. I had area her about an hoer Wore that la Mark-lane, and told her to go home, and as she w.* sow In • helplraa coalition I took bar to the Mr . . . •_ Tb Lord Mayor—Woo oho drank when you saw her t Mark-Inns Meer— Well, she wee the wane for liqaor, hat not bask; at all event., not so drunk r whoa I saw her the woad dote. The Lord Mayor—ls she kw.. to the pare at all ? 011ear—Oh. as,. soy lard; rhea kir.wo to as too well. !hswarbrought to tie Odi dlookedupslll4whileohs ✓ight Wirt but dielarged whoa ohs got arber. ghee the moot dloorderly yams le the distrier. I have lapel( lava het eo the Medea Woe bolero I.e Wag &not, sad altoge ther olio low Ow, I dm Ay, a headed times. Lad a wNsw, o: hoe she any c oittexioue Moor— is a 'minket WOAD, tot lord, hut her hue , kW Is la Australis, so, I law, are her ohadree. GREENWICH. Samuel NeTeiery described es S:gen denten, residing at Shoat-r's4lll-ro Greenwich, was placed at the bar before Mr. Seeker on a remanded charge of cutting and wounding Ms wile, Mary Charlotte Newbury, with iotend to murder her. Mr. Canter, aohcitor, appeared for the prisoner. From the evidence taken at Ws and prior examinations, it appeared that on the night of Saturday, the 7th toot. Meads,peaege servant to a gentleman at Blackheath, heard the soreness of a female to the road, and on pro modish to the spot band the prisoner with • knife in hie head, end hie wtb wee holding on to a lamp-pat. Witness sem blood oa the female's neck, and he then struggled with the peisonsr, who declared that he wadi " butcher Ins head from her body." Assistance was afterwards obtained and the primmer was aectwed, .when it was found that he had indicted two wounds upon his wife's neck, one being two inches in length. Mr.T3 son, a surgeon, attended to the wounds, which were not danger.ms, and it was stated by the witnesses that both parties appeared to be under the influence of liquor. The depositions of the various witnesses were now formally taken, and the prisoner wee fully committed for trial. SALE OP THE "HOUSEHOLD WORDB."-/THIS DA 1%) This afternoon the well-kaown periodical, "Hones- i t hold Weeds," ass told by anotkom by Mr. Hodgson, of Fleet- I street. The brddiage oommenord et 6001. From 1,1001. ihe Waage were betimes Mr. Clarke Dickens cad Hoare. Bradbery mad Baas. Ultimately the copyright was pareheeed by Yr. Charlie Dickens for the sem of 3,3504 MINB&-THLY DAY. Two o'CLoci. The mining market to-day is rather fiat Si regards the heavier description, of stock, the settlement having some influence. East Wheal Russell shame have declined to 9 "sellers." Thera have also been transactions in shares in Vale of Towey, Wheal Mary Ann, West Caradon, Wheal Trelawney, and Tretoil and Messer mines. In the Stock Ex change no business whatever is officially reported. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inani mate. The mutual meeting of the 800 Accord Copper Mining Coropaty la called for the 23rd hut. Ate meeting of adventurers to South Wheal Betsey, held co the 3rd Indust, the aocounte showed s balance whist the Min. Of 38741 N. 64. A ordlof2a. per share Inia made. • • - • The Misers Mining Compeny declare; on the 10th instant • dividend of 31 per sears. At a ode of copper ore, held at Redruth on the 12th inst., 4,026 tom sold foe 24,4121. 4.. Avery. standard, 1361. la.; average prodoca, , average price per ton, 61. la, 61. ,• quatity si fine copper, 260 toss 16 cwt..; average standerd Ind sale, UM le. The &Howie( amounts were realised by the Marra was: _ wait !mod drf . .496! 19 0 janoans.. _ 474.... .-- -. _ .... __ _ _ WWI Plallar Alfred Caw* ex 316 .... 1,640 7 0 Wheal K‘rgay 195 .... 1,434 6 6 Par CPIIOO4 251 .... 2,317 18 0 _... .._ -.. Gent IneWLAJ644I .. 943 .... 1:121 17 6 Oral Soma Telipas.. 194 .... 76061 16 0 Levant_ 934 .... 1,071 . 6 S Werth Besitd ..... 172 7961 e o _ VortAlfrede;;.eis l2l .... 365 17 6 ltmewarne [WWI.— 110 .... 1,16 i 9 6 &nab Crown" lO6 .... 430 13 0 Wheal Ansa .. 98 .... iY2 i 6 iis•tFoity Consols 9l Booth Cara BM 6l '''''' : : Carnet Dek 9 .8 . $32 0 0 398 7 0 Ili i& 0 230 17 0 Wheel Unity Menge 33 .... 183 19 6 Bt. Anbya sat Orylle 26 .... 191 16 0 Iva, Console Pro.ldeoee Mau Wheel Aga l3 66 12 6 Chjah end Wentworth 1 .... 40 6 6 Total 4,016 124,412 4 0 ASO'ffilte ATrEllfvf CD MURDER.—Considerabla mnestice has bees created in the neighbenthozd of Her tmedney is camequenes of the following attempted murder In kl , rrick's-building., Boneonilsey. From inquiries made It that for a -me time a lire. Ann Fodder he* bees coetionally insulted by her brother-in-law, who resides In the beforeemsetioned place. Yeverday roomier, between W hears of one and 11,J o'clock, be ag•in re peated the a non, when her husband, Junes Fad er, aged 30, said he amid do it ne more. Fadier then came out of his home and • quarml ensued. The beneher-in-law, Jeremiah Coughlin, in* 20, *track at him violently in dm We, and tb.n delibe rately pulled out • larce clasp knife, rushed upon biro, sad tainted • moat terrible gash In his tercet, nearly severing the carotid uteri. For some few minutes the peewees menet seemed perfectly bewildered, but at last they raised • cry of Murder !" Coughlin having at the thee the knits in his head, thrtesnlng to murder stymie who attempted to Intact re. A number of persona were soon on the spot, and Coughlin was conveyed to liermondeay atationehotor. Without lem of time the wonndei man Vedder was takes to the evident ward of de 's Hospital. TM pelmet lea fvociona-looking fellow and threttess at this thus, is the station, tir.t be will merrier his viefte. The primmer wet rermade 1 at the police•cuart to await the mat. OIDINAZIr SHAUN AND MOODS. ERR Fbead etas. was. rims W. ma MANN" ti 4 1 e S. Oral= Da..114, 44 ' 110 ft DWI OaM. &Elm Ova 4 & lawa r e. 8 1211 10 lien 4 1. 5. 1 eD Civeseri_ 1 . 1W.1 W hi r lel De. WON. eeeee ell De. gt IN Zama II f '4•31 1 .1 , 555 41. OL laW 4 Rllw.M IlleerpDn..% d o wn Im M w Netts* Doss..4 P.eLlie if Weal . Owt i Now • t I. Vitt , Of .111 W GUI 111 Ili 6; h. WI MMUS - iJiir 6 ~~ , i:TL I 4 ..L1Li5.6.. 1 k... 1% „,..... tar was. rm. lila: rp.. 44 get ea& X froYagarlra al De. a dl i . i.r a . 1* 'Mend volume - I kontiessedU.le.lilabs . tal at Lesion loalta=7. : i s strik k . = I=altirelina I IV IS [Miami .11. rIIIII a 01" II i -61$ 1.1 II 111 S S 61 :I L' 101 4 101 111 r7l 97 110 117 71 81 Fs TO iu 11/ ISO IST 110 104 ft U U 43 4 - - 191 91 93 II 16 14 96 I! A 8 II IV 1$ 19 9 PO 131 196 136 136 ITf is i i us us a ir vi se ati 1 IN i , - jil,i FA 116 111 N 109 N a u 1 ih I $ It ti :ware. 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II le ii lit of iza a 5 5 5 I tbi 85 I " It 1*11? 61017.1 111 113 1011 106 Ul 100 110 06 110 16 10 96 100 100 .. .. 1A Al 101 1(1 M 1111 13171 II 11 pie lut us 1.2 ii - "-- AS 26 i IA SA I I IS II M IS II II 116 11 IStSI 1 't . i Ini i ti lei - Jebel _ _ db ei it it a ; 1 f II II al -. i i l i L ;? 71.1 r irr is 111$ SO IS $ 1$ 66 69 i IMP .11.1,/. 14 I 0., COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The Wiredraw of the trade was fall, the tone firs bat quiet, prices of moat article, of the trade improving. The tupc ly of home-grown grain was moderate. The imports of foreign grain into London this week wero reported this morning as largo of wheat, moderate of barley, and large of oats. Witts.v.-English wheat sold 3s. to 4e. per qr. over Mon day's rates. Foreign also bald firmer, and is. to dearer then last Monday. Flue erste continue warm English white, 118 e. to 60a.; red. 48s. to 68t. per qr.; Daatzie and lionizabwg, 62e. to Oa. per 49410.; Restock, b6s. to 60r. ; (whet.Saida port', 465. to 59e. Ewan realised 2s. per sack over last Monday's pricer. Town, 46a. to Ms. ; Norfolk, 39a. to 40s. per 2801 b. French, 40a. to 42a. per 2801 b. ; Amer., U.8.,-Far barrel. BALLET steady, at last Monday's rates. English, 32a. to 42.1. we v. ; 224. to 38e. ; other sorts, 27e. to 32a. „ LIATIL-4401et ITSsIL at ISO Monday's pricer tending dowswards. Bridal', 245. to 32r. per qr. ; Rneriein, 23e. to 242, par qr. ; other Baltic ports, 20. to Ma, per qr. Burrs.-Englifh and Egyptian unaltered at last Mon day's prime. English tick, 36/. to 42a. ; harrow, 4211. to 44d. Fir qr. Foreign, 40s. to NW per qr. Egyptian, 36e. to Mis. per qr. Pies quiet, at law Mesday's rates. English boilers, 48r. to Rs.; hog and grey, 38.. to 42a. ; foreign, white, 48e. FLOATING Cattoord.-Since last Friday not a rises graiw4eden vend was repeated arrived et ports of eel!, and der tweet le new quite clear of grain-laden vends Wir ing on ego. ANDIVAIA INTO LONDON ROD NAT 9 TO NAT IL keg. , Wk. 0: .. e. ism has. Yisaz io. n ;:,,th 70 U i ll .. C 73 113 .. ii UR . 7070 . . iiii .... imw iii 'id iiii 11311 117 7005 I 51 H 171 .. UM ClsA Neel" Scout Irish Fordo. lll6l B.G. 8a11.... et. N. lA.. • mane ~ MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The following paUla sales are advertised for to-morrow &mar —3OO hbde. Barbadocr, 10,000 bags of Mauritius, and 2,000 begs Bengal; cot e, 63 make Ceylon; coons, 600 saltbr pet re, 100 Isms; cochlea!, 200 bags. Thsprivein contend market' since Friday hays hen steady. Smelt —Two cargoes of foreign have been *old afloat foe the United Kingdom. Corns.—No sales reported. Tan.—The public males are progressing to-day at the full rates of Friday. Ittcs..—A halted business done at previous rates. BALTPITRE.—Tbib &mend continues limited. TALLOW MARKET: (TOB DAT.) The market is Weedy. Annexed ere the p kes —Town tsllow, ' lib. 9d. eel assts; ' Peterelowg Y.C. as the opt, 655. 3d • Jugs 66.. 64.. July to September, 66a. 96.; October to Doomsday. 665. to 665. (id. PARTIVVLAIN OV TALLOW. birtAle ...... EL • 1 112 1. 31 LUf ********** 101: 2.0. 104 110.4,111 91, 5 0 13 7 kintesl Int ............ ••. rois mos DIU° trosTs - 11 ... - • 60 0. 10 I L Moo T.°•"'""ittr' • ...... 3k. M. $.. 91. Arrival for the auk coding UM at MU WM yam. 2,olomalt sad ikalvary, t6S imam Tba arrival last wait .001pri•PA 110 mom from Semis: WS from Odaaa. 60 ham Mamba: 1 6 Wm loath Amarica, IS from otime ;Mem—Total. 513 palm METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAT.) We are but modera.ely wiped!. d with beasts and the wea ther (*favourable; co:r queer there is • briskest@ in the trade, and priers are roth.r barer. Sheep are not gutter* plan. 'MI; trade ischeerful at a mall advance. Lembo &admires are selling very alo ely at about lite nitre. From Germany and Holland there ars 90 beasts, 1,900 sheep, and 68 eaves; Scotism", 320 beasts; Norfolk and &Wolk, 2,100; Ireland, 120; sad 100 fr>m the Northern and Nidlaad Counties. •16310118 werewee r = . et. ..4.1 81 . lot bags. 4 • 4 10 Not Don 4 111 6 ••• 414e6bors• 4 • 4 Si eat Ices west. 11••••40•61128 bads 3 4 4 2 D. 4. MOW 44 4 • Calms 4 Her : 1 2 11 g re.L.Tra "." 4 - 0 OMB= I 11•136.•4a • 8 4 4 IMall• at Bucket, 3.48). met' sad WM" 11.410; Oahe,, In; 14AM BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Kale% Paresden and Smith repeat that dm marlaa eery Sr., at the following pric - s —Mid and Emit Salta front enn to 100.. pa cwt.; choice ditto, 1208. to Ma.. Weald oil Heat, 806. to Ode. ; and Satan from 70a. ti 84a. MONEY MARKET.-2HIS DAY Two o'CLoci. The funds to-day are weaker, the investments by the public having apparently slackened. Consols are now quoted /to t per cent. lower than they closed on Saturday. In the other depart ments of the Stock Exchange great inactivity like wise prevaile, the preparations for the fortnightly settlement forming the only feature of interest. In a few instances sellers predominate. At Paris this day, half an hour before the official opening of the Bourse (according to Mr. Renter's telegram) the Tares per Cent. Rentes were quoted 80fr. 80c. for the account, showing a recovery of 1 per cent. compared with the last price of Saturday. Consols are officially marked 911 to 911 for money, and 911 to 911 for the 7th of tune. Thepreoent quo tation are 911 to 4 for cash, and 91/ to I for the account. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 220; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 901 to 1; the new Three per Cents., at 901 to 1; the new Two.and a-lialf per Cent., at 76; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of last year, at 931; the scrip of the new Indian Loan, at 921 to 931; India Bonds, at Be. to M. die. ; and Exchequer Bills, at 265. to 30e. prem. Turkish stocks exhibit increased heaviness. The Old Six per Cents. have been marked 62 for money, het are now quoted only 68 to 60 for the new account (3tst May). The new loan has like ' wise receded to 48 to 60 .for the new amount. Sardinian Bids have also given way. Mexican sic Lath.. moso °from& Sake are recorded as fol lows :—Brazilian Five per Cents., 1843, 100; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 90; 'Mexican Three per Cents., 161, 161, 181, 161; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 811; Portuguese Three per Con* 1953, 39, 391; ditto for acct.,4o; Russia& Four• and-n-Half per Cents., 93, 921; Sardinian Five per Cents., 75, 76, 74 ; ditto for account, 751, 741 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 381; ditto New Dehrred Three per Cents., 261; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 59i. 62 ; ditto for account, 61; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 491, 50; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 100, 99k. Advices have been received by the Australian mail of the sailing from Melbourne for England of the Shooting Star, Indian Queen, Chili, Essex, and Owen Glendower, with 83,815 ounces of gold, worth about 335,0001. The Monarch led Ellen Stuart, previously reported, ate also still at sea, with 199,8001., raising the aggregate to 634,8001. A meeting took place to-day of the creditors of Messrs. Lloyd, Beilby, and Co., Australian! me,- chante, who recently failed. It appeared that the liabilities to creditors were par - Bally secured, 2,8551. lc 2d.; unsecured 140,232/. 15e. Id. Total, 143,0871. 16s. It was stated that there would be:a surplus on reali sation beyond the above claims of 34,364/. A resolution was passed for winding up under in.. spection. There were few applications at the Discount-offiee at the Bank on Saturday, and in Lombard-street the demand was also slack. Most of the money dealers are now willing to take first clam short bills at 41 per cent. Owing to numerous arrivals from Australia, the imports of gold last week were unusually large. Oar list includes 128, 0001 . by the Great Britain, 98,800/. by the Sussex, 53,900/. by the Mermaid, 34,0001. by the Morning Star, 43,5001. by the Con flict, 75,001. by the Maidstone, sod 60,9001. by the Sydenhasa—all seven from Melbourne; 106,4001. by the Europa, and 20,0001. by the Fulton, both from New York ; 33,4001. by the Arabia, from Boston; 4,3001. by the Tagus, from the Peninsula; and 7,6021. by the Armenian, trom the West Coast of Africa. The value of these imports is not less than 666,0001. No portion has yet been sent in to the Bank. the continental demand, partly against silver, absorbing all. The half-yearly dividends falling due the Ist of June, oa the Sardinian Five per Cent. Stook, as well as on the Brazilian Five per Cent. Loan of 1843, and Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Loans of 1852 and 1858, are advertised for payment in due course. Amongst the German houses which have sus pended payment is that of Menem Lutteroth and Co., of Trieste. A telegram, dated St. Petersburg, Friday, after 'Change, quote. the price of tallow at 561 ro., on the spot, 531 ro. for August, and hemp at 271 on. on the The directors of the North of India Tramroad Com pany have received a letter from the Council of India declining the agency of the company, on the ground that the government itself has determined to carry out the company's project. The assets in hand, amounting to ls. 3d. per share, out of the 2s. deposit, are therefore immediately to be divided. The number of shares allotted and paid upon was about 40,000. The adjourned extraordinary meeting of the Great Northern Railway Comply, fixrd fur the 31st unit., is further adjourned to the 12th of July, the bills intended to have been submitted not being ready for consideration, in consequence of the dime lotion of parliament. A special meeting of the Wimbledon and Dorking Railway Company is called for the 30th inst., to ap prove a contract with the South-Western Railway Company for the maintainanoe and working of the Wimbledon and Epeom line. BATVIDAY EVINOII6 Consols for the 7th of June which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday 911 to 1 ( receding after the close of the Stuck Exchange to 911 to /), opened this morning at 911 to 1, and closed at 911 to /. Far money the lost price was likewise 911 to /. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols for money, 911, 1; ditto, for account 17th June), 911, /, 1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 904, ,1. New Three per Cents., 901, 1,1. Bank Stock. 217. The scrip of the New Indian Loan. 93,931. Exchequer Bills remain steady, at 255. to 30a. prem. A few sales of India Bonds were effected at 15s. prem. The scrip of the New Indian Loan receded about per cer.•., closing . at 92/ to 931. The Four per 7ent. Debentures issued last year were quoted 93} to 941. Apart from that connected with the settlement, little bra.ness was done in foreign stocks. Turkish Bonds, which were rather steadier, left off the sane as at 4 o'clock yesterday—vie., at 60 to 62 the Old. and 50 to 52 the Now Loan. The Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. were more inquired for. Other foreign stock' were steady. This was " making up day " in the share market. The settlement in British railway stocks indicates an extremely limited amount of outstanding specula tion, the buineas being principally of a Iced character. The rates of " continuation" were, con sequently, a mere matter of negotiation. In a number of instances where old transactions are still eon - - tinted, a " contango" of about I per cent. was nominally quoted, but even this was by no means general at the close. A call of 21. is to be paid on the shares in the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and Chins, by the 16th of June. 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