The Express. — London, England, 1864-05-03 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. ~t t ivJ BILDeo.— aica. W _ ill -(Before Loyd Ckief Justine Elle, aad amis, Bile, Yd Keating.) -.:ti,ALL v. THE HOB. ItLialt TILVIRTOII.—EICISBALTIO suPPIJID TO NM YELTIRTOS. q r . If. Smith, Q.C., said that he had team, as behalf me lion. Major Yelvartm for • rah to set aside the writ of summons and subsequent proceedings in this case. Th e plaintiff was • geatleamn living at Hull, sod be sued to „ow a $lllll of money for asemearim supplied to • lady sho : Wined to be the wife of Major Yelvertoo. The major sot a domiciled Foglishman, for this had been decided the Court of Probate, elms the lady sued few a magi „lion of conjugal rights ; sod spas this grated it h ,l been held that the court had so jariediotioe. writ in the action now before the court was ti ed under the 18th section of the Common Law Procedure t. L.:1..% a section which allowed a writ to be used oust a British subject residing out of the jurisdiction of e court. There was as affidavit by a clerk to akm of actual in Paris that Major Yelvertos was served with ..e wr.t of summons in Paris on the 2nd January ; but the ;: ettnt motion woo made upon two grounds, that no ease action arose within the jurisdiction of this court,, sod that the affidavit of service of the writ was untrue. m r . Judi°, Willes—The action warn brought upon so :rib judgment! Mr. `with—Yee. Jacise• Willee—The Attarney-Ciencesl for Ireland lid the learned advocate got • clause put into the Coarsen Procedure Act Cu its passage through the Howe of ommons, ezelulng actions upon judgments in Ireland and \\Aland. Mr. smith—An order was obtained from Mr. Jurtios K ea ting upon the usual affidavit, allowing the proceedings t.• be continued ; that order was made on the 4th February, I, t i it woe not served in any way natal the 16th April, .tee it was moved upon the lisesra. Tibbetts and Elan, al • •e•lane. who were not Major Yelverton's solicitors is any except this, that they were agents for the Scotch which wu conducting Major Yelverton'e appeal to ice House of Lords against the decree of the Scotch court, dez:trieg the marriage valid. The order directed the service ci the declaration in a particular way, but the present 4p:ication, of course, west to the root of the whole rveedinits, and it wag neesuary to make it, because other vs. •judgment might be obtained in this court, he being c the back of Major Yelverton. The Lord Chief Justice said that the Brit paint seemed i i,ry plain one, but as to the record, it generally hap :4:4 that there wu the answer to inch a point, that r..rt had been some misleading, so that the wrong perm tat been served with a writ. fir. Smith said there had been no misleading so far se YICR Yelverton knew, nor did he impute perjury to the :ot who swore the affidavit, it was simply a mistake. Yelverton swore that be was not in Paris, but 200 ;es ewer, daring the month in which the writ tram said to kave been served upon him in Paris. He added that he iJ not hear of the supposed barrios until the 25th of April. Rule greeted. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) WILLIAMS V. WILLIAMIL—.II7DGMOIT. NI 1,14 a testamentary owe, triad by Yr. Baron Pigott Monmouth assizes, and resulted is a verdict setablishMg it mil. •,:r J. Wilde refused a rule for • new trial, but ordered to costs of the opposing party to be paid out of the estate. BRADLEY m BRADLET.—nrociarr. Mil was a umilar MO triad at York with the like result. Sr J. Wilds refused a new trial and made no order as ~; ,~1. 1111 i W 077 V. NA 111RACOTT AND ILLSCI7II. —JIIDGYINT. thu case the jury had found for the husbead, and had ressed the damages at 2,5001. ; bat they had been Mlumed from retuning a verdict on the counter t.;stion of cruelty. A new trill was moved fur oa the r tbst the jury ought to have found upon all the LIMN have been discharged upon all. -r J. Wilde said that the allegation of cruelty had no wariality except in so far as it would have assisted the -at in forming an opinion upon a sootier which would are given it • diacretion in dealing with the maim charge. If gory had found a verdict upon the ism it would no .:u have assisted the court, bat otherwise it had no bear :: spot the petition. There moat be a decree nisi, with em; for the cruelty had sot been made out to his (Sir J. satisfactioo, the evideme having failed, not is fall- Mort, but in going too Ear, and being :a entitled to credit. At the mine Zz ‘lidurst of the petitioner could not have ame el to aayone that had heard the trial. and the deniers, :form, after payment of the petitioner's simples of mete, : be settled oo the respondent, dam meta vixerit. .e Solicitor•Genoral—But suppose she dose not live isle • • •‘. Wlide—ln that cam it must be settled on the EtY:I.TON r. HAMILTON AND HIENTNGTON.—JCDOMMT. Is this cam Sir J. Wilde varied the settlements, and A syut the damages 15,0001.) to be settled on the two sons ..te marriage, the isstoriat to socinnulato till they ra pe.t.ssly tams Of COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Registrar Botha.) FREEMAi, —BLIT raireas DI TIM MO= 'MDT. Teu eu the Ant meeting far prod of &het sad eltoice iacgneet. The bankrupt was a lug* thnbee wierehaet, I el eaeroad, Berateadeey. 7:e total liabilities are about 20,0001., with oceseiderable Vets. Mews. Wild and Barber, of Iroomonger-lane. appeared tore to the proceediegs. Proofs of debt to the anoint of several thoeireds of M. :da baring been admitted, Mr. Atherton. of Crooked :4c timber merchant, sad Mr. Langton, of Cannon-street, sae appointed assignees. Mears. Wild and Berber carrwd choios. The next sitting will be held on the ittla of Jame. SIIALI2I.—TBE ARSOLT OF Al MIAS COUNT. Jimenez.. was the first meeting for the proof of debts and :e of assignee* tinder the bankruptcy of Thomas Ilmalen, Acton-square, Hackney, paymaster on hide-pay in her army. The total liabilities ere between 24004 and the bankrupt states, "I attribute my bank t:uy to the result of a court-martial in India, the don ut, of par, the expense of bringing myself and family from 1 34. taring a wife and sight children, any half-pay bony a per day, mod my inability to obtain employment le c*. life." It may be remembered that the same of this itv:ernaa was frequently brought before the public in coo wtot with the Crawley court-martial amignee was chosen and the next sitting was fixed sth of Jane. RE RICHARD ANDIMBON. sure the but sitti.g for tTaesppoi;tmeo t at enduseee. T:r . ..It rapt was described as the proprietor of use mills, r!... and A.), Gooletoo•Kusre, WbitechapsL ho approximate etatinceet compiled by Nears. Hart t . .thers and Harlee shows this result :—Dv.: To creditors K 931.94.114.; liabilities on bills discounted, 16W. dittoon seenmreodatioe Mll., SW. 10e.; auditors to ro,:d in fall. 46i. 9a. 24. —t0ta1.1,1531. 94.6 d. Or.: By debts, :is 9d ; property gives up., 4381. ; liabilities, ir , •ntra, DM!. 10e. 4d. ; delleisecy, 3361. 13i. 4d.—total, Id. Ampiees were chose.. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. .MUTTON SCLNT AT • MCSIC MALL BierwhaT , /, professional singer at the Middle - Drury-lane, appeared to a summon. shading • etti bevies moulted Mr. Charles Solomon, pianist, ".P.as and coodactor of the coot:en& a the statement of complainant it appeared that on .s:od of April, the eve of the Shakesperian Tevoeute ''".. tte dehm.lant was engaged to sing at the hall, •'. 'a• in the middle of a ballad, when he stopped, ... ...Pstg." or broke down, and turnip( suddenly apes ~,niet struck at him in a violent manner. Witness I the first blow. but the assault was repeated, is she of th e company assembled to bear the coseert, greatest consternation prevailed throughout the .tiamined —Was not neglecting his day on the Was Dot talking and laughing with one of the id the moment. Did not put the defendant out, he was already out of temper. The defendant wee ....el.. but he evidently forgot his song. `r-r.: witnesses were called, ioelueing one of the female ' to cvmerto the statement of complainant that the ran entirely unprovoked : end are of them deposed defendant eras out of temper about something or " 'Titre he began the eon. t'empt at assault was not denied nD the Pert of the ~! . ot, who urged that be was irritated by the inatten the Maoist. to which circumstance the failure of hie C ^ A attrilaitable, but so blow was actually struck. • .Icfoodaot was fined 31. and costs. which wee Pea. Sf .t KLBOROUGH-STREET. MURDEROUS ASSAULT IT • 10/ITIGULL NAp,/,e Lerplia, a French engineer, living in Itathhooe-placia, was charged before Yr. with violently assaulting Edward Welters, a lock - etel bellhanger. living In the same Tart • whose bead was enveloped in a sorriest sod that the defendant having kept his (complain . a hoy of tee rears of age from school all day yes •`t...rning a wheel for him, be weut yesterday mains ' .0: THE EXPRESS;" lITESDAY EVENING, MAY 3, 1864. to uk bins why he had dose so. The defessasat slammed by workshop door is his face, sad is doing so the shatter of the door fell first ape. Lim (occeplaisaat) sad thew twos • dog, wheats set to horrific& deleadaat then ate.* lies with • hammer, find ea tie bead sad thee ow the head. From the blow oa the bead he biome lases sible, bat. sitter • time recovered himself sad west to the hospital, white the surgeon hold tisk besides Imolai re. ceived • severe wand on the bead, the losaokise at hie Mad were &amide& Richard &Alen, • boy livings No. 6, Blackhorte yard, saki he was in the defendant's workshop turning • wheel with the complainant's little boy. The complaisant came in and rid, " Why do you encourage my boy here, and keep him from school r The defendant made ase of some had language and slammed the door in the complain ant's face, and UNIS the shutter fell and the dog made • noise. The delsodast struck the complainant on the head with a hammer. Tbe complainant wished to state that the defendant had had two years' imprisonment for manslaughter and one ter bigamy. The defendant said the compl►inant called him "A forsigoor," and asked him why he kept his boy from going to school. Some words then took pleas, and the mot *Juni pushed him, upon which he took up a hammer to defend himself. Mr. Tyrwhitt rid it was most brutal ant The father was quite right in going after his boy Led ioquiring why he wait kept frets school. The defendant might have killed the complaisant. The complaisant stated that the =woo said if the wound bed extended half an loch far►her he would have lust bin life. Mr. — Tyrwhitt remanded the defendant for a week, but offered to take two bail in 20i. each. inane'•insernra IN WISINGITON-OARDIENS.-DMILILGESO A boy named Thomas Btyks was charged before Mr. Tyr whitt with damaging the shrubs in Hensington-gardens. Thomas Putt, one of the park constable', deposed that y afternoon here the boy in the plantation near the tine, witha blackbird's nest in his need. On examining the plantation he found that a number of choice shrubs and rhoendruicie just coming into bloom bad been damaged and trampled down. He them took the boy into custody. The boy said he was a native of Warinckshire, and was taken to the plans by another boy, and did not know that it was 11110111 c. Putt mad It was au everyday occurrence, and many of the most valuable plants had been destroyed. Mr. Tyrwbitt observed that the Aruba were planted at great expire*, and mast be protected. He should fine the boy fie or 14 days. LAMBETH. A CRAZON AGADM A HOBRAND AND TEI DITENCE. John Braker woe charged before lii: Mg his wife. The wife, a rather good-looking woman, smell the pri soner's junior, said the was her asoood hothead, sad treated her with math bra tality for some time past. On the night before he struck her without the slightest prove. ration, and would have killed her, bet for the interferseee of a neighbour, who was present to state what he had seen. The person alluded to and his wife pre the complainant an excellent character, and said she was a trusty and careful wife ; and the former produced a piece of wood, which he said the prisoner was just shoat to strike his wife with, when he (animus) sm tched it from hie grasp. The prisoner, is reply to' the charge, said the whole muss of dilforeees with hi wife was her predi gate character with other UM, sad his having himself eanght her in the act of adultery with their landlord in the kitchen of the hones in which they were living. On that oees.ion his wife gave him into custody, became be nude a " noise" about it, bat when talon to the station-hoar ha was discharged. He then made an application to the Hoe. If.r. Nonce at this coat, and that magistrate told him that if his Mehemet of his wife's ia6delit7 wan trim he would be justified io spice off hi recd.', and be did so. . . . Tim wife deuced the haebtid's eat tamest, bot her owa mea, a you tig man grows, some that it wan Dele t ions that his mother had been isiilty of adultery with a Dumber of different men. Tb. prisoner was merely ordered to enter into his own motile to be of good behaviour. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (111 T =OMNI 1113.111011.APIL) CHESTER MZETMCI.-(THIS DAY.) GROSVENOR STAKES. About one mile sod a quarter, Veterinarian, Despair, Donnybrook, Tippler, Stanton, and Cherry Hill an hare. ENTRY FOR £7O HANDICAP PLATE. Five furfosp. Lady Looks, 9st Sib; Tarragona, Set 131 b; Queen of Tramps, Sat Sib; Lofts, Bst Sib ; Gipsy Girl, 7at IMb ; Erythia, Tat I Kn olb ; Crethais, 7st 8(b; Vanguard, 2 yrs, sst 91b ; Lady ight, yeti bat 71b. CHIMITERFIELD STAKES. &nen f U rkie Monkey Veterinarian. Windham, PWRIIIMOLrainass. Greville, Worthless, Guicowar I, Charlotte Rases, and Macbeth ere bens PAID Foam.—Leafer arA Skylark. MO6TYN STAKES. Three quarters of a mile. Pantaloon, Jack Jukes., Rondeletia, Weatherglaw, and Nothing Nora are here. PAM PORPZlT.—Roulette, Bugler, Hops, Princess Dagmar, sod Lord Waldlegran. £lOO HANDICAP PLATE. Three quartets of a mile. My Nary, Queen of Trumps, Crytbsia, Gordian Knot, Cutaway, Youlsey, Nana, Jack's Alive, Rose, Dansus, sad °admen are here. PAID Foarmr.—Trumps and Attraction. WYNNSTAY HANDICAP. Nearly a mite. My Mary, Queen of Trumps, 5 yrs, Donnybrook, Moulasy, Daalla, Syron, Cutaway, Greenlet, Hymettua, Dumas, and Quote of Tremens, 3 yn, are here. PAID Foam.—Berulos, Loafer, Aurora, Damascus, and Colonel Crockett. Ateuvuo.—Welbeck, Sea Boy, Glasgow, sad The Clown. LATEST BETTING. CHESTER CUP. 11 to 2 apt Heresy Ally (t) 7to 1 Gordian Knot (t) 15 to 2 Chants (t) Bto 1 Aoeident (t) 100 to 8 Little Stag (t) 14 to 1 Lard &Maid (t) 14 to 1 Banshee (t) 20 to 1 Oldminster (t) Caturry 20 to 1 Varna* it) 04) 40 to 1 Tippler (t) 43 to 1 Plash in the Paa (t). Paws SPEING Manisa. —The running yeaterday (Basday) was favoured with glorious weather, and the cam pea, was more nainerous thee ever. The imperial stand was occupied by the Empress, Prince Napoleon, the Prisms Madge, and the Princess Mattulde. The field within the cords and the road between the bridge of Bt. Cloud end Barnum were crowded with vehicles, in cludinti • number of handsome equipages, the Duke de Morey s splendid scarlet livery being siospicuous among the number. The Pottle d'Fami, which, as throwing some light on the probable result of the great events of the year, ranks as the Two floured Galatea at Newmarket, was the chief erect of the day. The Duke de lioroy's Bayard sad Count de Isgrange's Fills de l'Air, who had just arrived from England, divided favour pretty equally, has both were cleverly disposed of by Baron N. de Rothschild's Ba resell°, • remarkably handsome brown colt, who ap peared yesterday in public for the that time. Mr. Carter. the Mame of the winner. appeared highly gratified at this result, and was warmly congratulated in the enclosure. Another 'vest was tbe Prix &rata, • condition of which race is that the hones are to be ridden by French jockeys. This is fortunately the only event of the kind. After am false start the lot got away in detach ments, and then l'holoe, who was making the running. jumped the cords, sad disappeared somewhere in the direc tion of Paris. The wineer was M. Sehickler's Fen-Criieois, who probably owed his ea ems to being less badly mounted than tberest rather then to his own merit.7-Galig.aTe.i.. LORD'S CaleKm' GaorNn. —The Prince of Walee has beaded the sobecriptioo for teeming Lord's Cricket ground from the hands of the builder with • doeatioe of 100 guineas. This liberal act was communicated by Lieu tenant General Knollys to Hr. R. A. Fitzgerald, the hoe. secretary of the Marylebone Croke* Club, in a letter es presing the interest of his royal highness in the nattmal spat. The total sum required to be raised before the lit of June is 12,5004 SHOCKING AFFAIR NEAR HALIFAX. —On Sunday afternoon, • woman named Ellen Bottomley, 46 years of age, and wife of Mr. Joseph Bottomley, nosoo, of Clif too, sear Halifax , was accidently shot by da uagghter, nodes the following circomatesore :—The husband bad just loaded his gun for the of shooting a rat which be had seen in kis en, but bad laid the n dons again without using it. About the same time deceased had been remarking to • friend in the house bow well her daughter Mary Elizabeth could handle • gun with cape on. Shortly after this the daughter went into the room where the gun was placed, brought it into the kitchen where her mother was seated, and thinking it was not loaded, but bad • cap on merely, said sonieth log to her mother in • jocular strain as to the way in which she need the gun and drew the trigger. The contests of the gun entered Hrs. Bottornley's head, killing her on the spot. The horror of the unhappy girl was gnat, sod she con tinued in • very depressed state of mind through the remainder of the day and the following night. An inquest on the body was held yesterday afterooon, when the jury returned • verdict of " Accidentally shot." THE EASTERN FISHERIES. Good supplies of bawl fish have bees delivered at Loweetoft during the post week ; the catch of spring herrings has been large. Con siderable mitabes have also been made by the Great Yar mouth boats, from two to four lasts (a last comprises 13,21.10 fish) having been secured per boat; prose have ringed from Rd. to 10d. per 100 (132). The prospoutios of • spring her. ring fishery has stetted some diffeiesco of opinion ; several owners of beats, however, still persist in punuiss CETWZAL PALACE. •—• ONE SHILLING DAY. MONDAY, MAT I—Admissions es payment, 1,991; ditto by seems tickets, 542 ; t0ta1,2,532. BHABI 144YOUrd'Ailli DAY.) Two dOwm. The railway market is flat to-day, owing chiefly to the rise in the value of money, and prices in most instances have declined. Metropolitan stock shows chief depression and has reoeded i lier cent. Midland and Caledonian have also fallen , South Eastern and Great Eastern 1, and on and North Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire 4. London and North Western stock is now quoted 109 k to 110 ; Gnat Waiters, 63/ to fa; Midland, 1291 to 130 ; Lascashire and Y 1091 to 110 ; South Eastern, 891 to 90 ; Gress Eastern, 484 to 47 ; London and South Western, 971 to 984 • Metropolitan, 1124 to 113 ; Great Northern, 128,1 to 1291 ; and Caledonian, 1181 to 1194. Foreign and colonial railway securities are on the whole well maintained in value. Madras and Indus Steam Flotilla stocks have declined, as well as Antwerp and Rotterdam shares. Great Western of Canada and Sambre and Meuse are dull. ONDINAZY ammo AND VOCKA. Vork luad Bandon Oorawall !Do. • J A no dkr. unti e r p. e. lipoid IDabila and BellisstJanc Doadas.rietkiar&Ja ildJaborgli sm sa f t= =Man Or& IL _ _ Do Groat Martial Sooilasd 10roatNortboro Dad A roc so dtv. ;Doll 11.06 p. a &pad Mt booth & Wort (La) Grad Wotan &Odour Masai* Da South Wafer Do. W. Mat.—Oxford Do. Do. 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European Nasal Limited liladamehinaetJap.(4 Do. Now Imperial Bask, Llso)tsCl Do. Imperial Ottoman I Land liort.Bk. Indta(Vl Loaded Bonk of Scot. (I. Landon and Brazilian , lon.B.Ayret&lit.Platej , Do. do. New 1 Cad, Blr.. & & MO. (1 ) Lou. MBank of AoetrL! Leedom and Colonial kLI London and County I 'Len. London Joint, Moth—. I Lou. and Northern (L.), London& Booth African, ' Do. De. New Lou. & & Wester. (Mewl Loa. & Wesensinater I ,Merchant Bank Marcantlis & lisehthiL; Metro. & Pro.. bank (L merit:an 1.1(r 'Midland Bonk (Lim) I National or m i ir i zT el N. Pro. of Do. do. New New Booth Wiles New Zealand (Llmliodi• Oriental Bank Corporn.! Provlnc. of Iretan4 25,000 00 &Ando, & Delhi (L 10,000 10 Do. do. Now 10,000 10 talk Aoatralls 10.1101 IS Booth Eastern (WO MON 100 atood. of B. 8. dirks MI6 100 • Do. do. MOOD 20 Union 01 Judean& 10,000 II Do. New WON 100 Union at Ireload play 00,090 00 UOl at London Ili 67. II 70 ad, PS IS II - 4 pw' a l . I 0 Ilf pal 4 At film, IS pa! N I 11 1 lasi N 0 Sales N 1 119 AT St-1 It% 9} 136$ at I-; D011iab00ba.016.01..11,00 Do. do. LSI Van Goy. Op. .6. 110746. 4 Do.dprroUreb.tAas.lllll/i Do.o perot.llor.3 1001 D 0.6 per et/a2AI 1001 Do. 6 per et. In* 1001 Dago( GHopelp.a. lirS , loo do. 111114 100 Do. do. 1610.11100 Do. d. 11611110 Cir. Nov. UK Sp.cd. 100 UM do.. 1001 Illawitina spa ed., 1871 100 I Do. 1911/100 I!:: no ire i:oj Notal Gov.' par amt. _llOO . New Bruno Gov. Opet, loo L. N.B. Walls Gv.ll p.aIIIOIP 100 Do. Op. C. 1071 to 100100 L 1 Do. dp. a. 10011 to 11112'100 'New ZeaModS per coot.llooi Novo !Wolk p. 1815,1001 ..lcvonsoload Gov. et.. 1001 BoMs.loo. ..IVlo.Gov.llp.o.loo.ilolp 1001 ..I Do. do. Op. e. Aptil&Oo !lOC. 1011.1110 N mnti sh. I Yaot I 1 , 1 - . 16,000 gaudUm (Limited) WNW 41 lAsoloaliss 10000. 1 ,Hos Amord Mmagm 10,106 I ifirmilLalLaist 11,000 10 .t,OOO. itJX* l 40 10,000 , Ooph ° 7l=lled) IMAM 1 .Dos Palm N. Del I,Si 700001 1 Vault. (Lim 100111 Did Noy ( 20000; 6 in....d ons Mailed)._ 10,000 p.. 174. (Limited) 10010 6 itoorts 1 102 0 ,11111 1 1 !galleries admigod) 100000: l a rroo li ßragG.l2 WASS 4 Mrsomitille Cogger 10,000 1 Mbig hsep itsallaber 100.000 • ' 1 iooala2or49oldlL(l. 110 . 010 1 1600W00 d e l Las 11,000 10 Kites del lay lArs. 4170 ID Vaned Morass 10000 1 1 1 / 4 11somoseeld Um. 10,000 10 Vasoosver Cosi (Lim.) 00000. 1 Worthisi (Limbed) ' puss s I Yedammutias 1112CIILLANI I No. IL CottrAlial 10000 10 Angto-Minclann 111n1 1000 26 Analialbui MO 25 Australian Iti r r u Fil 67, 10 iselinWlMrworks 1 110,000 5 I Oss ( 6,000 DO BMW Marries& Lag 1114,70* , 11. L /44. T l ll. as/ ••[ "le 2111 =an=nr NAV 10 ( 1 4 213,4001 'CilylatiOinapang 10,000 00 Cilg 0111.00 (Ural .. 40,0001 10 ,Oos.stittriceallsr.(ll 06,0001 50 'Conniarcialtrnion(lns. soot so lOeirobbilid Dia (L 40,4001110 ;CoetractCorporatioo( 16,000 IS ;C0p.11.1ng,375t.7+p.4 *ooo' SO 'Credit Fonder 10,0* NI 'Creel Manlier 10010104 kCa** Palace 106,8106.1 111. I Ds. 1 , 246wmi0s 27700at.1 De. 0 at. Peep. Deb scooping oo(L 600031 110 .11. LAY a Canal 100000 20 :Doper Coat Trd.(L 0711,127.211111. I linotrisTitigraph 10000; 9 ; Dag. mad Aaa. Copper 15.000 100 Financial Corporatioo 6,0001 60 Financial Discount ( L 20,000 10 'Fore*. Warehouse (L 11.2.400 16 ;11.Crsoll*Yin.ofLon.(L *NO 15 104 a. neon Navigation 100,030 naiad... Day *OOO 60 lhaperial inancial (14 26,00 1 Indian Carryieg (Lint) 120,006 20 Inissoitt.Winaa.Soc. (I. *Oen 10 i ssaaainsto Mao ( :?_1) 100000 100 Do. p. C. 8.14. r. *OOO a lointelock Dissonnt(Ll 21,0001 be lasd Securities (Us. 10000 21 Lon4.andCaledoa.2l.l 12001. 6 .Load_lnatriet Tsang (L) Wan' 50 !Lout Firma. Aele. (L) *Mal 10 Do. New 171.004, 4 Lao& o.omodbes C.(L) 10,000 60 :Load..ltaLta4riatiet 60.000 10 Lood.Frovi 50,000 22 'Madras Irriga. t Caaal *1100; 10 Do. 12,240 10 ;Mauritius tand,to.(L) 11,000 10 *edit. Dales. Tel (L 20 000 60 Merean.Croditasso.(L ss.soo Kota Load* CoL C. skew' 60 National Dia Coin. (L.) tu," 100 Naked Near. Nay.(l4 6,000 10 • NsrboddaCoal & 3. 'L) N. KritlattAttatrala. L. ( ov a . t. &Items. la Li NG.aatiL L !Oers - n - *"." - Fneli,l,Z jarTeTliai(TeTabeirsTaiti n lOrisatal Or( Do. New IslaadliksailL) Ottoman Plaaseial (L) Ottoman Gas (Undted ranamailL eieuskL) Nobr a rras k !g•strada L. L. NA R lCl el few ins Me J. City Imprev. (L) _ Ditto dine 16.0011 106 :lays! lfolliMais 100.0001' St iSoottlah Awl lay. (L ) 60,000 80 Sank lEnlight.4lCo.(L 30,000, 10 !Soc. blusa.d'llkypt 11 1 10,000 60 *Able= If. ala 14./00 16 1000111 Australia% Lad 1000101 IL , 11aboarhio p nierriel 1 I 1 Ds. lorl 1•1.6001 10 Tlrmisall easy lo.(1 ) 1 WM 10 TmltAigeneyoLisa L 60,030 10 ,T. t L Co. of U. Canada 10,003. 6 ItaliadlLToks. Co. (1 60,0001 18 'lTalveiallarlsoloa.(L. 10,000 10 : Ernie AosamiTes(Lbs 13,000 10 i Do 10,0ou 00 iVaaDlelem's Lod_ 10,000 IA 11Vootladlatrocifka L. let lei 106 la 102 la 102 104 90 92 99 91 106 1011 107 la 100 la lb 111 106 107 U 2 114 106 la 106 110 U 0 112 106 100 102 . 104 1 100 111 104 1011 1 r 1 1 i ipm 1 1 Ws I 14 Slat - i - 41 1 ma Ws I pea o . n i I S e / " lea l I . pm T . il if if P s r 41 r 8 48 I i Val 31 ii 1 I Ti fl r•- ir iv a Is IS las gar • 6 042 $ up• I pin • 4161•1 le e P ri o: eial a ed al el Sal 2 M Ilt 111 111 Ut US 1 ri.• s vpm 10 101 1 li le 21Pin K 6 FBI ill ili 11li lilt Par _PO le Duel' • it Jl6l 86 38 16 60 6 31 1 1 2 I 11 12 13 pis" 12 12 110 pool _f 66pal 33* 21 Pr 1 pr $ 11 12 pia • Pr e l e 1 m' if 2 pa , 16 17 pel ▪ 1681 If If jPoki o s ii 3 ri as 1 il Ft MII4I la las par le 2 eel el IS Y OS 4 1 ... r P 42 IPm ii Idol 14 17 10 12 1 1 :}Pe PREFERENCE SHARE& Omt Weeter;i, Orieirar 5 per eset. redeem. pref., 103. Loudon, Chatham, and Dover. 5 per east. pref., 96. Midland, Leimeter mod Malin, 4 permit., 93 to 921. South Devoe Asinine*, 10c, 101. FOREIGN. Ashram and Rotterdam. bi: —. llahia and San Francisco (Limited), ireareatemi 7 par met., 16g. Sambre and Meuse, Sae Paulo (Limited), guaranteed 7 par met. (121. PIA lle, *. Ditto ditto (all paid), West Flanders, Q. PROVINCIAL SMARR MAREITS. MUM°Hex. 2.—The tone of this market was dull upon the annouacemset that the Bank had raised the rate of discuunt, and la the absence of quotatious from London, owing to the holiday kept today upon the Nock Exchange. Glou cester Waggon. new 114 series. were reported done at 9► prem., and Wetropolltaa Waggon. new 3rd Mew. at li Prow mingham Waggon shares offered at 111 Birmingham Canal closed at 90i. Wien. Birmingham Gas and Staffordshire Gam shares .all aeee Winos) were offering at about previous quo tations. Patent Shalt and Axletres. OIL mew, buyers. --- COLLIERY EXPLOSION. TWO MEN KILLED ; MORT INJURED. Yesterday morning, about balf-past cix o'clock, an 'splash's of sulphur took place at the pit known es the " White Pit,* at the Browohills Oolliery,helonging to Mr. W. Harriers), by which two pertain were almost instep. tanworwly hurried lab ateoaity, and at least eight others were iojured, some so seriously that fatal remits are looked up= ae probable, if, indeed, death has not alnady taken place in two %Masora. —Birmingham Post. LARGE INIPORTS Or COTTON.—The money value of the cotton imports Into Liverpool within a epees of tea days during the past month is stated to be 5,858,0451., nearly six millions of pounds sterling. These unoesally large imports afford a significant proof that the capabilities of our new sources of supply have sot been overrated, sad that we may continue to rely upon them with the fullest coo. Manes. The sadeavoors which have bees made to arouse the world to active exertions for the production of cotton have sot bees in vain, and the results already realised justify the assurance with which we look forward to the future. The semen of nee country provokes another to share in the enterprise, the stimulating example of a few in remmailed to by a multitude, tentative experiments iodises larger sad more systematic efforts, and everywhere the cultivation is spreading, in a greater or less degree, thus &freedom a gua ranies against the recurrence of a coital famine.—Cotton Senile Reporter. 140 , 7 EL PROCRIDINOR.—POINDINO A Locomortm. —The North British Railway °mecum having refused to pay the full *monist of poorvatai for the current year, as estimated to them by the collector, a sheriff-officer was de. @patched to the Jedhurgh station oo Tuesday, armed with the usual warraat. and oo the arrival of the train there he poioded the eerie., much to the dismay of the railway officials. Ws understand that this step had the asthma effect as the rates were shortly thereafter paid ap.—Terior, de e Record. ZiTHLORDINARY A PPZ kalletet Or TIM SRL, —On several occasions dories the last fortnight, the &Maritime of persons imaged lie the Pk , at Deal has been attracted by the extraordinary sad crystal hits appestats°, of the sea, which—as wee the ewe on Wednesday ereseisg—presented the appearance el light bide crystal, the bed of the sea beteg &slimily visible, prossetiot to view the rocks, shell Ask, sea •••010•01, sad the growers sea-weed like wearies trees, et the depth of 14 or 15 feet, so that any object was clearly dieesndbie sad °odd be readily laid hold of by crespese et hooks. Boat rem have never *bermd this appemanos boleros* her ken the above—Maidstone Journal. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLocE. The stock markets opened this morning with considerable depression, owing to the advance in the Bank rate of discount. There has since been a partial recovery, the fall having induced purchases by the public, but present prices are still below those quoted on Saturday afternoon. The reduction in Consuls is per cent. ;in the principal speculative foreign stocks to and in most of the home railways I to *. The downward movement has extended to Bank shares and other securities, but there is no sign whatever of panic. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 66fr. 70c., being } per cent. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 90/ to 91 both for money and the account (May 5). The official busi ness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91, 901 ; ditto for account, 91, 904 ; Three per Centa. Reduced, 881, 1, } ; New Three per Cents., 884, /, 4 ; Red Sea Tele ' graph, 204 ; Bank Stock, 2394; India Stock, 220; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, 105/ ; ditto Four per Cent., 994, 4 ; Four per Cent. " enfaced n rupee paper, 93 ; ditto Five per Cent., 103 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 6s. die. ; ditto Jane, 45., 9s. dia. Turkish Consolidis are 1 per cent. lower than on Saturday, at 51} to 1 ; Greek, a mere fraction lower, at 234 to 1 ; Mexican, worse, at 434 to 44 ; and Spanish Passive, 1 lower at 344 to 4. Other foreign stocks are dull. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Braxilian, 1863, 864, 1, 851; Dutch Certificates, 99} ; Egyp tian, 101, 1001 ; ditto, second issue, 1001 ; Greek, for account, 23, 4 ; Italian, for account, 671, ; Mexican, for account, 431, 43, 4,4, 1 ; New Granada Deferred, 8 ; Portuguese, 1836, &c., 481 ; ditto for account, 48/, 47/ ; Russian, 1822, 864, 874, 87 ; ditto 1862, 854, ex div. ; Spanish for account, 524 ; ditto Deferred, for account, 45/ ; ditto Passive, 344, 34, 1 ; ditto Certificates, 114 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 694 ; ditto 100/. Bonds, 694 ; ditto 1862, for account, 71} ; ditto 1101. Bonds, 714. Ruseiso scrip is quoted 1 to 1} prem. ; and Mexican, 1 to 04 dia. International Financial 'bares are now quoted 64 to prem. ; General Credit, iii to f prem. ; London Financial, 114 to 12 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 191 to f ; Mercantile Credit, 121 to 13 prem. ; Baptista Trading, 21 to 3 prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 54 to f prem. ; Imperial Financial, of to 61 prem. ; Credit Fonder (Great Britain and Ireland), 51 to 61 prem. ; City Offices Company, 11 to U prem. ; International Land Credit Company, if to 21 prem. ; Tele graph Construction and Maintenance, 1 to 11 prem. ; Ironworks, 2t3 prem. ; Imperial Bank of Chins, f to 11 prem. ; Humber Iron Works, f to 1 prem. ; International Contract, to 14 prem. ; and Financial Corporation, 2to prem. It will be noticed by thelabove that the rise of 11., which took place late on Saturday afternoon in Imperial Financial shares, upon the amalgamation with the Mercantile Credit Association, is main tained. Mercantile Credit shares are higher,atl2} to 13 prem. The annexed notice has been issued this morning from the Bank of Engiand : Beak of god May, 1884. Notice is hereby gives, that in order to prepare tee slur Ideeds due on the sth July, 1864, the balances of the Novena acconste in the following loads will be struck on the night of Wednesday, the Let Jane, 1864, vis. :—Three per Cook Consolidated Annuities, New Five per Ceet. Annul. tiea, New Three-sad•a-Halt per Cent. Annuities, 1854, New Two.sed-a•lia/f per lent. Annuities, Annuities for Terms of Yeats, and) India Five per Cent. Stock. On Thunday, June 2, the above-aimed funds will be tranafer• able without the dividend due on she 6th July part. Eater lima Sr:cc—Mat, Friday, Jane 10. Open, Wedassday, July 6. The jointatock banks have not altered their allowance for money on deposit. tho rate being still 5 per cent., except that the London and West minster give only 4 per cent, for sums below 5001. The discount establishments allow 5 per cent. for money " at call" (being the same as before), 6 per cent, at seven days' notice (a rise of per cent.), and 7 per cent. on deposits subject to fourteen days' notice (a rise of 1 per cent.). No operations in gold took place at the Bank yes terday. Of the 124,5001. by the Penis, from New York, about half has been bought for the continent. The steamer Seine has taken 66,700/. in gold, and 11,8001. in silver, for the West Indies. The Magdalena, from Brazil for Southampton, has arrived at lashes with 12,2001. in specie. It is formally intimated that the directors of the Mercantile Credit Association (Limited) and the Imperial Finane.ial Company (Limited) have agreed upon terms of amalgamation, and a meeting of their respective shareholders will be called at the earliest practicable period, when the terms will be submitted for confirmation. The second ordinary meeting of the Bank of Hiud ustan, China, and Japan took place yesterday ; the dividend declared was 15e. per share, being at the rate of 5 per cent per annum. The South Eastern Railway traffic return show; this week an increase of 1,642 1. over last year ; and the Brighton an increase of 2061. The prospectus of the Tavistock Iron Works and Steel Ordnance Company (Limited) is in circula tion. The object of this undertaking is to carry out on a large scale the manufacture of steel under Beesemer's or other patents, to construct steel ordnance, and to manufacture steel shot and shell, as well as all kinds of machinery, and implements for mining, manufacturing, and agricultural pur poses. The basis of the project is the purchase, on terms described as " favourable for the company," of the promises, machinery, plant, goodwill, tte, of the business of Messrs. Gill and Co., of Tavistock, a firm sixty years old. It is men tioned that the business purchased includes several valuable patent rights and contracts. The direc tion is respectable : the first name on it is that of Captain T. A. Blakeley (late R. A.), of the Blakeley Ordnance Works, Southwark, and of Messrs. Baird and Co., of St. Petersburg. The capital is 200,0001., of which one-half in to be first issued, in 5,000 shares of 201. each, and of these nearly one half have already been subscribed for. It has already been mentioned in this column that arrangements have been made by which the deposits have been returned to dissentient subscri bers for shares in the Australian and Eastern Na vigation Company (Limited). This undertaking, in consequence of the recent decision of the Stock Exchange Committee, has been reconstituted as the " Liverpool, Melbourne, and Oriental Navigation Company (Limited)," the prospectus of which is now iu circulation. The direction is nearly identical with that originally proposed. The capital is 2,000,0001., in 40,000 shares of 501. each, with a first issue of 30,000 shares, but the intimation (with held in the original prospectus) is now candidly given that " a number not exceeding 5,000 will be reserved for issue in the colonies on terms to be fixed by the directors." It is mentioned that appli cations for upwards of 15,000 shares have already been reoeived. The prospectus contains a peculiar clause, whereby the directors take " power to issue the remaining 10,000 shares, creamy portion thereof, as paid-up shares or otherwise, in or towards pur chase of ships or steamers for the company's use." Subjoined is a statement (from Me. Slaughter's Weekly List) of the railway calls falling due in the month of ILiy. Exclusive of the call on Paris, Lyons, and Mediterranean shares, which are chi* held abroad, the total is assclecate Amount pre Mem Doe Already Number Due In May, 11114. Date. Yeld.Call.. el Mom Amami Great Eastern I. per went. Pref. Great Northern New Steak IwdatSepal 2 dept. 10 p. eat. via.g• Harememmith and City per cent Pret . 2 dept. 2 0 0 MN MINIS Leaks, Brighton, de , 2 SI somh Par !tte er nean , Li yorkihfre, "Lcent lt a t i r sha:' , t 1516 3 . : :. 15 12 pima -- teed 610aberas 2 6 Tia Vide ,elO shares. 2 9 Total in May 1 6 0 YAM 0 0 • MOOD O 0 0 16,01)0 1 0 0 23,714 Amount called to 5 mouths of lest. MN. KIM 111.7,4 11,631,734 e4,ins.al The National Provincial Marine insurance Com pany give notice that they will commence business at their new premises, Cowper's-court, Cornhill, ea the 16th inst. A general meeting of the Eastern Bengal Railway Company will be held on the 26th inst., and a mast ing of the Cape Town Railway and Doak Company on the 13th. A general meeting of the shareholders of the Bank of Wales (Limited) is called for the 17th of May. A special meeting of the North British Austra lasian Company (Limited) will be held on the 17th inst., to confirm the resolutions passed at the annual meeting on the 22nd of March, for the conversion of the company's shares into stock. Resolutions will also be proposed "for the Mcrae= of the capital of the company from 187,4361. be 220,0001. by the issue of 32,6661. Six par Cm& Guaranteed Stock, to be offered at par and pre rat& among the proprietors." The fourth call of 2/., making 10/. paid, is to be paid on the shares of the Turin and Barons Rail way Company by the 26th inst. 1011 i HI O. rim I aka lu !N 41 43444' 41 42 gm 1 Ibis 2* I t on 141. g.r-i Ivriso" 1 1 ipse I lais 42 41 ▪ 14k. NN E 1 .110.i.0 186,1108 100,000 103,00 1 100,000 i 900,00 100,0001200,000. 169100 1 10400111 114,006, 1160,000 Y 6,0001, 1 02 1 1 :10 9* I 531 usi i 4 14 551 5 100 i 1 I Ms i 9O- 991 9761 io n -1- 14476 40.000 10,000 f!:iii 10,000 SO 200 001 1 *OW 1 44000 10 10,000 50 10,003 12.500 10 _1430! S UMW !!‘"t 10,00 14,0110 4.114 119.75 t 104 I 103; 4 - 14 8228 - It la I. lM 12 1 I MINES.-(THIS DAYJ Two dOwm The mining market is steady to-day, with • fair amount of business. East Lovell shares contains in prominent demand, and have experienced a further rise of 11., the present quotation being 21 to 22. Hallenbeagle are also better, at 31 to 4f, and East Caradon at 301 to I. Oa the other hand, Great Vor are somewhat lower at 34 to 35, and Wheal Grenville at 9/ to 10. la the Stock Exchange Chiverton have been dealt in at 111 and 11/, and South Caradon at 462/. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive. Monte. Aureos are officially marked 21, and Yuds natentana si t , and 3f. The directors of the St. John del Rey Minim Company (Limited) have received by telegram, front Lisbon, the following report, dated. Morro Vail% March :—" Produce, 11 days of March, 10,811 oitavas ; yield 5.512 oitavas per ton. Romano/le 64,512 cutaway General operations going on steadily." COMMERCIAL AND MARKE2'& LIVERPOOL COTTON dr CORN MARKET. (THD3 DAY.) (IT sracrruo AID urns maw. mrsaaars.) (FROM OCR OW/I 0031ZSPONDINT.) Carron. —Tbe market is rather dull cud pt f aer haw • downward tendency. Sales probably 6,000 hale Cola.—Moderate ►ttsodauce at market. Wheat is swei demand at full prices of Friday. Floor, men nay seas at the adman*. Indian corn, fair Minnow ; mixed, Ala. IL Beaus steady. Oats and oatmeal in fair request, at preview rates. MINCING LANZ. —(THIS DAY.) RIG AIL —Tbe market has opined gamely, and prises haw • downward tendency. 330 casks of Barhartoss offered 10- day were nearly all sold at previous prima, froze 36. OK In 42a. 6d. Refined is also dull of mak, and prior relit in burn, favour. COMM—Tim public sales at plautation Osylsn sew progressing quietly. without material charge ia prim; privately the market has bon quiet. Cocos. —4OO harp of Bahia, at 445. Tits.—The public sales of 62,000 wham imehning 96,000 psokages without remseve, Is.. esrameneed, awl al premot have gone off intimidation"; is prices. Bice.—No sales reported. SA LTPITILL —llO bap of refraotio• 4) sold Si 345. 36.; raised guise at 395. Roes.-100 priacheons of Demerara sold at h. 71 fir kir • coAoar.—Ocriog to the advance in the Bank rate the market has become quiet, and pries el Chas tor ming h►ve declined id. per lb. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The musket is steady. Tows taSew is quoted at P•tersbarg Y.C. ea the spot, 40. 3d. • Jane, 40e. fit; July to September, 41.5. 3d.; October to scaibir, 4.16.0 L to 430. 9d. BYITHIFIELD HAY MAPIiT.-(THDI DAY.) Mesars. Harvey abd Easton repeat bode flow at tie following prima :—Priate meadow by, 801. to 86m. : es parlor ditto, 90. to Psa. ; inferior ditto, SOL to 7k.; clover, old, 90a. to HU ; ditto saw, mood amt, 9011. OD 106 e. ; Arm 361. to 32a. Salmon is so plentiful in the North Deros rivers that it I uousidered it will soon be sold for 61. or Bd. per lb. ie that part of the country. - - - - Da. CCLLEN AND GARINALDL —ID & pastoral from the pea of the Raw. Dr. Cullen, reed la the differsat Roman catholic churches and chapels of Dublin on Sinsing, cad published in yesterday's Preassn's Juitrent, o rehrquie is made to the receptioo of Geribaldi by the peca.le el Gin arontry. After urging the ernamity at player ter the vol tam of the church and of its supreme head, the rev. assils man goes on to say,: " Yoa all keow bow mach oz a ta ad father has bto suffer for the past, and it is u. that his semis and the remise of ragas are still panting for ite dietraction. The intensity of the hatred which haw ad infidelity bear to the Pope was Dever man fully mai tested than in the honours lately conferred asaaltalisaadim. hirer, • man of no military pains. • man who was eueoessibt only wheel his opponents were bribed le Detail to him, end whom career a mina% perildy, ad revelatica wa pot an sad to as mu as he sarountered • heedful al mom faithful to Meer trust. Yet became this adventurer had proclaimed himself an enemy of the Pope, and bad ameiled the catholic psiesthood, and bia.phea.d the &arises ci tb catholic church, aid had apostatised frees the faith a hie heroism, hundreds of thousand@ a MOS and women wait out to greet him as • hem and the miles salads's of the land disarmed themselves by paying him bosoms elnent diviee. When the man who is the of of every evil pried*, and of a to the cheat and society. is thus treate d te empire wider which we live, we have rams to apprehend great "alumina sad swap% which an be averted only by prayer." Tau HAVIM AND CHLANN INLAND MAIL thrwrona. —The South Waiters Steam Navigation Oen ry have compounded with the Sonithiunpton Pier and arbour Board, and agreed to pay the board 55W. a yea to have their Havre and Chanel Woad eteantere exempeed 1 from &Hag at the pier to take hi pessragers. Presager I by those steamsn will, is oreeequenee of this anseremene, Nobel* for the future in the Southampton Docks. ' THE WIATHICIL-810oe our last were slight showers have Men. Their effect has hem game meeple.l. and everywhere vegetation has rapidly gessivered. The wind has happily got into • warmer amber, sad Key ham opened with a ooniraratively genial touperaters. The late low a siassas s ara and sharp easter' sad earth easterly wads had kept matters rather beokwaed far the time of yew, het nevertheless Map are looking very salisfeetenly,rod elites more min, coupled with the present warmth, will dean tied can be desired. The gran has • good licalem, and the growth made doriog the past week has beee aossidarable. she counts from various quarter, elate that the gram and meadow lands give promise for a good crop. Highly sa tisfactory reports 000tintte to be reeeired as to the appear secs of the groin crops. Bsrleys are es!las on well. NA oats also. Wheats Sr. strong and vagesoas. ledeek speaking of agricultural prospects ritsnlqi as Prato* for 1864, so far as so opiuMe can ha female thus early, is highly satisfactory. The flockmastsre have had a favouralde season for the lambing, and the ewes have bees poll's. From the hop districts the accosts are of a cheated character. The Line is growing and looks healthy, sad polies has been prop forward rapidly. These is a Madera to an increase of the plantation, sad in waits et all the prog nostioatioos as to the prolimieence of "the forsrigna." aid the displacement of honrogrowers, there an eigoifianat symptoms that the Eoglish planter Mies pretty arolidently on being able to command customers as lag as he ma being • good article into the market. —Saws Advertiser. Another murder, a double one, hes sullied t h e streets of Ram within the last few data. At the &lila di Creecauss, near the Pantheon, a bay had here levier salad of • praetor. As anal at Rams, a seal del di bergainint took plate as to the mss et el bawls be be equivalent to the proffered aria, tke hey indult lag upon the addition of • celery reek, whisks he las* took, w)kar cokes, awl was Moat a earro of to his Wade. when 1110 MOW reader rushed ups. iii and bleed lime se vides* as to mum immediate daft. 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