The Express. — London, England, 1862-04-23 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Before the Lords Joliet*, sitting in Lamy.) THE CASE OF SR. W. F. WINDHAM. THE QuarrioN OP COSTS. In this well.known case judgment was delivered this morning oa the petition presented by Mr. W. F. Windham, ' proymg that the promoters of the late legal proceedinp mv,;ht be called upon to pay all the costa which bad been incurred front the commencement of the proceedings. Lewd Justice Knight Bruce said the demand for cost. wee without foundation. If the petitioner had incurred • heavy expense is resisting theme toiweediogs, although the jury have declared hint of sound mind. it must be considered that his own acts and conduct were the cause of much expense, and of exposure painful to himself sal also others. The petition of Mr. W. F. WiudhAin would therefore be die titian& Lord Jetties Turner gave ju d gment to the same effect: Mr. Bova said that great ee penes had been 'warred by the entice, that the evidence before the jury would be need before their lordships, end counter-affidavits rendered thereby necessary. lie eeked for ante on that part of the petition._ Lord Justice Turner thought that the matter ought not to be pressed. Eash party had euough to pay. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Sitttiop is Wow.--(Before Justices Crompton, Blackburn, and Mellor.) THIS lICHISZIOI or THZ COI ITC la cossolota; of alarming tllneee of the Lonl Chief Justior's sister. ht. laniship has bees stimmosed to !Ws. As his lordship's Osseo, most of oseswity missad ove► several days, Mr. Justice Crummiest at the mitt* of the court this morning informed this bar that atelier for sew trials before the Lord Me Justice would DM he takes until hie return. It would he secomary that • let should be made out sal notice rim t., the other side. Hie billahip also intimated that he bored that would be t►e only list required this tentu. Yr. GMsa said this was • ewe triad at Cheater, before Mr. Justice Keating, Masa • verdict was entered oorninally foe the plaintiff by the leered jade, who, however, m r:rdiminine mace the point which be reserved, giving . so to the &lenient to move to ester the verdict e a his behalf. The &mica was to recover the amount .4 aa alnireey's bill from an executor, some of the items te r ms 24 veal* old. The last item wee ta 1849, just before testelor's death, but ia miler to take the case out of the !Mists of Lialitencos, the plaictiff met is a lalancembeet, wherein be pee credit fur the receipt of 2/. :la. dividend from the Imorrial Rank is ANNA, l$ 7. The questwo was Merthyr this ease mow within the :Statute of Lunitetarms. Mule frosted. NIRO. 4.1810111 L r. MITCLLIL Mr. Edward d•Mat said this wee as &Mimi tried before Mr. Jeaties Mellow. at Liverpool, whim • millet was no m:eel for the ilefeadast. He mowed far a rule to met :ode the Venlift. sad a sew trial had on the roiled of noelinvisini. The plaintiffs were meioses of a person moon' Works, who carried an beldam as a draper, at 6.e.kp0.4. The defeodsat bad tikes poseemim of all his milder (*Maio bells of sale, foe mossy advanceL plowings was the diehrodaat's title ceder these bills of Kole refused. Mr. Collier mid this war an action wed at the lain sittinp before Mr. Justice Illackbars, VMS the ury returned a verdict for the plaintiff, damages 40W., with leave reserved to move for • rule to show men why the 'cella should not be estered for the defesdnat, or for • new trial Inid, co the ground that the verdict was spirt evidence, and that the damages were esensivs. The action was for an alleged illegal seer' ure without reasonable notice to pay the 410. The plaintiff pee the defendant notice at twelve o'clock that be should went the inney by haff-peet twelve o'clock. The ousetton we. whether under the elreemeMsess that was • " ream's- Ws notice" of imposed. There was • demurrer r.O the weed. nr. Justice Crompton t►ought it would be better to sus pend Uns rale till judgment mu given oa the demurrer. Ultimately a ruts was panted to come on for argument with this dssmanuf. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Sittings in Banco.—(Before Lad Chief Justice Erle, an d Justices Wines, Bytes, and Keating.) man v. TDB LONDON AND MOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY '. O IIPANT.• —TUE WIMBLEDON JUNCTION ACCIDENT. The plaintiff in this OW 111 t. injured in the accident which occurred at the Wimbledon Junction on the 2Nth January, 1861, on which access°. Dr. Maly met his death. The prevent action was to recover compensation for the Misfile sustained, nod the trial took place before the Lord Chief Jleitics at “tuldludl, when the jury found for the pairetirfotanages Mr. !total, on ths part of the iompany, now moved for a rule for a new trial upon the ground that the verdict sou apiast the weight of evidence. The learned counsel de- Milled the evidence which wee given in reference to the alleged grounds of negligence, improper speed, inaufacienacy sad improper placing of the break power, sod defective rimilitien of the permanent way ; and submitted that upon this evidence the verdict for the plaiotiff was en 00014* factory one. The Led Chief Justice nail the matter wan one which •is .ntlrel. within the province of the jury, and he was luisl•le to report to his learned brethren that the jury were wieac o the decision they bail come to. Rule refused. 4ittiogs at Nisi Prins in 161.1 laser. -(Hotors Mr. Justice Williams and a Common Jury.) Itoemnou r. JAY ASD aNOTIIIR. —.ACCIDENT. The plaintiff was a monthly none, and upon the 9th of September last she .at down to rest upon a bench outside the Wirehair f ootle, in the neighbourhood of the Old Kent reed. A van belonging to the defendanta, who were skittle mil ball makers at [lotion, WAS standing outside unattended; awl the hor.e, upon a railway whistle blowup, took fright.►nd ran upon th.• plaintiff, " pinning" her against a table which .he ••sle.cuitig upna. Tau of her ribs were broken, and •h•• es... Sherwin, hurt. The defence was that the hone was aquiet nue, and that 'here was on negligence in allowing it to remain for a short time without a use with it. Mr. Mat oat Mr. l;nblita appeared for the plaintiff ; Mr. ....preset Parry for the defendants. The jury found fur the plaintiff, damages 20f. (4WRT OF EXCHEQUER. s.ttiasis in Banco in Ruler T.rm.—(Before the Lord 'Lief Boon mad /Woos Bramwell, Martin, and Wilde.) ------- KIMEN Psitir. This was an ',Aloft brought by the plaintiff, a chew faggot at I,cicester,agaiost the ilefenilant, a grocer carrying en bitein,as at Viaminith, f..r :s f..lae •nd fraudulent saltation aa to the tru s t wo if rthiness .• person named= Watson. It wee tried Al Norwich before Mr. Baron Martin. rd veva tf.l in a verdict for the defendant. Mr. t Ydf.dlq now moved to set aside the verdict and t.e • new trial. on the ground of the misreeeption of evi dence sitml uuelirretios . 'rho plaintiff, before supplyisg Weten with goods, applied to the defendant to know whether he w... trustworthy, and the answer he received ma to this affect--"To the beet of my knowledge bs i. trustworthy. I have known him in bnai ma here them 14 yearn. He do with many of the lases in Lowlini Ido with. He also do with Mr. Church oI your town, of whom coot ran hays his opioiou." rPoll tin. p - prenntation the plaintiff acted, end shortly after he 4.1 field th e reds Waimea became a bankrupt. The fact relied uf.fo at the trial by the plaintiff was the admin. aft of Wat...n is his examination is the intokruptcy .eat. that during the preceding year be warn in the habit of .etlbisr. condi to this deffewlest at 2.1 per cent. under the oat Inn., and th it this was knows to the defendant at the tim e the different trassactiose. Upon the Fart of the defendant several witnesses wen called and fk"l whet we. the reputation of Watson be. lneltruperv. The fineetiose were objected to ie the pluatiff's enamel, lent were allowed to be put by the "we' judge, awl Me ottoman replied that they be hYeel he sr tneftworthy. The learned mussel sow e - mainied that the evidence wee inadmissible. ae it woe see Mews that the opinion or belief of U . . passes bed is any way influenced the ' 14101 •114 . • teasel is reward to Wateon's credit. The ee-feeviies he complain...l of was that on admitting We the beamed jedge ought to have told the*, tiut a •might net to have any effect upon their mind 1171. tag et • ' , edict. Tl ""ww- "MOM! a mile %moo the first ground, bat refused i " Mood aindirect•e. here chi. up, and said it was only a pima of waste= It bad three seals upon it, and plaintiff's James coming is he (plaintiff) told him that Peach had picked up something with three Kali am it. James Parson. immediately bad a oonferenee with labs, and the result was that they sent for the Rev. Mr. Memiter, the clergyman of the perish. The paper was given to him, he read it, and it proved to be • will giving the plaintiff ell the deceased's property. [The case was proceedmg when we went to press.] THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) ARYLEBONIL ♦ITIMPT 70 MURDU. Constance Wi/s.;;;;;o7d 40, was planed in the dock before Mr. Yardley for fins: ~samination, on the charge of admin istering oil of vitriol to Mrs. Sarah Cornell, with intent to murder her. Mn. Cornell was recalled, and said that at the time prisoner came to her on the 13th February, she was posemeim of 101., and she (prisoner) wan aware that she had it ready for the rent. She asked her then questions about the rent. She was nut aware that prisoner was keeping carorsusy with her husband. At the time of her marriage there was a settlement made upon her. She was not in the habit of receiving an annuity. She received the rent from the lodgers in her house—a gentleman's lodging house. The assistant to Mr. Meacham, chemist, of Crawford. street, Marylebone, mid the prisoner came into the shop and purchased a black draught, that was all slushed. There was some onovermation between them as to drugs, bat he could not tell *sword, now, as he was busy at the time. Frederick Robson (eon of Mrs. Cornell by a former mise , riage) said the glass and bottle produced were the ideaning now pees to mother. Mr. Y ardto~ yea took the bottle and glass bask to W doeWe, did tkoy feel warm Wasses—lTie gm lilt quite hot. Mr. Yager —Are/on sure the bottle wee not warm ! Wit:ono—l OM quite sure it was not. Mr. Yardley said there was enough evidence to send the enim to a jury. (To the second clerk, Mr. Tait)—Make out the depositions ; the prisoner is committed for trial. Mr. Vaughan intimated to his worship that prisoner had buss is custody at Boston on suspicion of poisoning in the mama Taylor. There was also a gentleman present now watching the ease on behalf of the relatives of a female who died under eery sus iciousisircumstances whilst on a visit from W.* morelaad to prisoner eight months ago. Prisoner was then removed. MARLBOROUGH.STRKET. 4: A RCrTTING • COMMERCIAL ERA RILLS& Wiltiaw Let, • tailor, of 6, Hanover-place, Hanover. square, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with assaulting by prottiag Mr. George Heywood. commercial traveller to ' a City house, of 34, Cm!". Sarnebenetrest, Islington. Mr. George Heywood said—Yesterday evening, about 9 o'clock, I wee tossing along Muff-pins, iatrudiaj to make • call is Oxfordetreet, sod this take aa hese, 1 1 whom the prisoner, who had • companion with his, soddenly pot kis arm round my seek, sad gripped me with • similar pressure to that mad by hone deafen when trying the wind of • bone. The prisoner held me very tightly. musing me • dial of offering. I got the prisoner's hand from my throat, and thee the processes companion pulled the prisoner away from me, and they walked o ff till they got to Oxfordetreet. 1 felt quite unnerved, and did sot call for assistance till they got to Otford•treet, when, as they commenced running, I called " Police," and gave an alarm, and the prisoner was seemed by twu gentlemen. The Chief Clerk—Was any attempt made on your pockets! Mr. Heywood—l cannot say. I was nearly suffocated, and cannot say whether the primmer did anything with his other hand while be had his arm round my *root. The grip the prisoner gave me was in the centre of my throat. Frederick Buckingham, 3241 A, said—About a quarter peat nine last night I was in Oxfordatreet, when the pro secutor came up to me out of breath, and said the princes?, who was being held by two gentlemen. had attempted to protte him in Argyll-pleas. I asked the prisoner why he bad done it, and ha said be Meow nothing of the affair, mad then abused the prosecutor, and said he only wanted to get up a charge. Prisoner—l was tipsy, and am very sorry. The constable—He was not drunk. Barni.theisOleir-Thepri;oseii; a drunken, idle tailor, and has been charged with assaults hers. Mr. Tyrwhitt—lt Is a most dangerous thing, and I shall send the case to the sonskona I shall mark these amanita with all the metwity I can. Mr. Heywood—l feel it my duty to press the case, as there hare been so many of these assault. lately. Mr. Tyrwhitt—l quite agree with ou, Sr.i The prisoner was then committed for trial. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 23, Ui 11 11 i ... u} LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE IST SLIM= lIILKORAPIL) NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) PLATE OF 50 SOW. tt; 41 114 Tom ... 3 8 ran. HANDICAP SW E.EPSTAKES. Sege 5 nn. ENTRY FOR SW. %LATE. T.Y.C. Conqueror, Lord, Albert, Orisette, Copernicus, King at Diamonds, Nicknack, Olive Branch, and Waterwitch. All are here. DERBY TRIAL STAKES. Lest mile and half of B.C. Santa Claus, itoyallieu, Balder. Nemesis, The Knave, Gabrielle d'Eetress, Wingrave, Volta, Ensign, Coulon, Copernicus, Asteroid, and Keane are here. PAID FORFEIT. —Wild Duck, Prince Plausible, TUSOLTOIII, Clockmaker, Anthem, Telegraph, Express, Struggler, Juno, Zodiac, Robin Hood, Star ol the West, Rouge Dragon, Marignan, and Knight of the Thistle. COLUMN MIMES. R.M. Lorelei, Welcome, Polypody, Thorpe Langton, Costa, Tisiphinse, Prologue, Harlequin, and Buckenham Sr. here. PAati Foftrim—Aoxiety f. 1 SWEEPSTAKES OF 50 SON'S. i e 7 :i.- Ccelitioa f, Queen Elisabeth, Merry Maid, and Doglia are here. SWEEPSTAKES OF 2.' SOVS Last half of Ab. M. t/itie-o Elizabeth, Gazelle, Mdlle. Champigay, Ballerina and King of W Forest are ban. YORK. GREAT YORKSHIRE /I •n oicAP. --Wee Nell, Catapsw, Croton int, tdautiue. lielwith, and Charity are here. Several horses are in the neighbourhood. AREIVED. -Dail!! King. 1611'ECTILD.—Lady Albert. FATAL ACCIDIENT LEON THE NORTH lAHiDON ILAILWAT.—Late lest night an accident, at present not to be accounted for, took place upon this line of railway by which use of the guards of a paseeoger train met with • dreadful death. It appears that upon the arrival of the 9.50 up-train from the Hampstead station at Hackney, some alarm was experienced upon its being found that the train we. without a guard, and almost at the same moment the down train from Fenchurchntreet arrived at the Kingsland station, and there the engioedriver stated that between that station and Hackney he had pared over something upon the line which be did not see until it was too late for him to stop his engine. Some of the servants from that station then went back to the spot the driver named, sear to • wooden Midge he. tween Dalston-lane and Navarino-road, close to the grounds of the German Hospital, and there they fouod the body of the guard of the previous up train, lying across the down rails almost cut in two, the train having p ass ed min. the middle of his body. .1 gentleman min the German Hospital was el. meat at the same moment upon the spot, hut death hail been instantaneous- Some distance front the body his cap, belt, and dispatch-boa were found. The deceased's name was Thomas Hopping, and be was at one time stationmaster at Bow. DOT: 1:L1 M R ORR IN lIIEL AND. —The CORO =eat of the Fre...males Joairwal, writing from London on Sunday evening, says:—" l have just received the maggot a frightful sffair, involviog a douhle murder. It appears that on the evening of Ikea! Friday a dispute atom asters some persona of the name of WEALD*, who maids am p cietiedewsoo, in this county. The origin of the tansy i'')URT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. IMO • &terrace respecting the trespass of cattle, sod the river rigia•lly psalm to it were Charles M'Erlane sad Mere the Joke Orissry.) I his 110 SIN John WErlane. High words arum, the dir r %moms r. rum. 'dish! get into • passim. and eventually Charles, lb erre sad M r. Cl ar k &primal fee Ur ploistiff. the 1,10 I" provided himself with a leaded goo, dew e t ag e. th a mem stet . es. I s t e e f ci aam u e Bred upon his cousin, sod shot him dead on the NUr AC M , b ise .t, t own ,, who p ee p eue d e d a will spot. The friends of the deceased immediately haveihmsa sivvoted by his cede in October, attacked the murderer, felling upon Charles m'Erlaa• ••• Prirhere use retire! by the &readmit, who was • with whatever 'wires happened a t i . be at had. ••*.r of the asessed, awl who denied that the docuroeut Storm , . &TV's, and ritch,'"„ w e re , 41 .."c, ‘ ,riej?" • he tonamaniat law brother. She was represented by weapons employed. and wi th ite.. and Du Spanks. soon beaten to death. The perpetrators of the sismod fi....l.ves se d died in April, 1,4n1, haying a t th a t ti me m ur d e r were a brother nod two sisters of the man who had ;v-ooed the sip of 75. He left praparty worth about bees drat killed. As soon as the polio, beard of this ". hi MI Its had executed a will is favour of hie aria, terrible occurrence they hamtened to the plea antiarrested "'t as eke had redeemed his, Ass relnurst had Jam ll'Erlsais, one of the sisters, but the other sister, "' h'ss me 7, 4.1 Tie defeedeat Lai Iherefore Iskss nary, as well as Patrick N'Erlaoe, the brother. had Dot bees t 14t.. T . .4 ailiol u i s tr a ti oe . Os the SOUL of captured up to the hour at which my despatch left What . kowever, th e plaint i ff was aserrhing, as be adds to the homer of this bloody event is that another 7aet w i th far,.., P oc h in t h e h er t a t e N harm murder was committed in the same district oely a few ograemrst for a far m . Th ere was a bole l a months ago, owing to another petty dispute about trespass." , aF4 's 4 a lorkeel.up mom. in which were • number of THE GREAT EXHIBITION OM NIBUNDL --Some of ea kind nothing of any val u e, but whil e th ese new , l ook, an d roomy ossolbsire. ee the lithravbiro r h " 111 .0"- vivirior out this hole he drew the attention of principle, have already commenced runniug briers the I " le friiriethiop es the Boor. Peach picked it Dorth•wrt of Loader sad the Exhibition. MARX L1878.--(771I8 bATJ Two &Mom The railway market to-a is grenerally steady, with little business doing. Caledonian, however, has fallen per cent. London and North Western stook =noted 9:11 to 941 ; Greet Western, 731_t0 , 1281 to 129 ; Lancashire and York shire, 107 to ; South &stern, 831 to 04; Great Northern , 1151 to 1181 • Caledonian, 1 0 1 to 109 ; and Eastern Counties, 681 to 59. Colonial descriptions are fairly supported. Great Luxembourg and Lombardo-Venetian Rail way shares continue in demand, at an advance. OILDINAZY MAUD AND STOOLS. e&es Sodas n 1 LAILWATII. ak I rd I ' unman. I it. "l Nritr a m 7 1111 ail : w.g.asw.v.i. It $ - M 100 I otetus.Jme. ..., ... SI .11 . Dkokbers - .. .... L' :11 1 =..•=mg.c. - i t yi .. K. 100 lirlsiol awl InAsit - M 101 l(Siletloolaa 10 all Cork and Mau- - .- 110 ell Cornwall 8 Si - NI all Do. AiA no dl.. sold 4 - - .. l• all Do, 01 p.a. Is pad to B. ... ..... "" seal Dublin taw Dift4 Tao. 61 48 - 11 all DaeLL,Poirth. &AbOao. 10 11 - a. 140 newt Anglian II it - Ilk 171 lhaketk Gauntlet ll6 le 681 0. 10/4 iliaisew Dolan. CA B Sil 00 - 00. I* Do. ST 10 - le NI isol Beloit - M. 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Wales 04.4. e. 100 100 101 .... .. Do. 6p. e.,11171 toll 7 100 961 94 - - .... .. Do. 6p. e.,, DOB lOO 971 S% 961 f - - .. New Zeolaud 6 per coot 100 109 11l 119. .. Noss Scotia 6p. c., 1876 100 109 1 W 110 - .... .. 6. Aust.llov. 6p.e. Booth 100 108 110 .... .. Vie. Or. 6p. e. Await* 100 106 108 - - .... .. Do. do. Sp. a ApeU aO. to 104 1061 1061 f 4. 1 BRITISH WWI& IL. I Ns. I Nom. I INS. I Cl. pekoe I Sales. 111. 00 Alimi llettidtlzoO 'Phillica4 & Sr - - ....- 1, . 4 . aur mv xwynd . c" G. 7 coa. b.e (f ore avidli ) mil l 41 29 6 1 1 el .. Nall Bassel Maya) IN 48 46 dl .. Mot Oaradoo Nail Cara Haw - WM IS lead 811} lad 3 lq 131 - 6. .. LIM. bawd Mike.) b. 10a. 31 - 40$ .. 0n00144. ala Mayo. Ulf 16 4 .. anal lbath Wpm * .. O. WL Vat (Nablan) 4O IN Il S. ... Orsavills 1.016 .. Herod s.loot S. .. Maga= Downs 4.000 .. 1.% bubo S. .. barb valley lb. 311 113 N. 146. 1 1 21 Lla.l. 1 - - - - - a. 34. 10 101 ad - WS .. Ilargarst (Uw lamb. 91 4 44 - S. .. North Dowse - 4 41 - UPI .. N. Moose (Mena* 4 .. N. Wh.(Maps) Wb. % 111 - IMO .. NOW Moil Oraby - Lir. I/ S 1406 .. Par Oasa. "wham . 11 5 6 1,190 * Proadatea (17. Lama. NW. 60 62 11.000 .. Oes. Mb. Oa. es t a l 611 C lOl3 l ll - - - - - 6,000 .. S. Cara Bras (Wow* . allelld II 11 - 1 WI .. B. W. homes (Mow) 111.1 ho 100 106 - 11 0" . 5 Tazisar alisY Part NLlLead Ils.C. $ll. O O 111 11 88 111 -- 4 10 Tln Cron - *OOO .. Vale BawlGera-. 1/0.116 - - - 41.000 .. West 11 11 12 - 1,011 .. W. Condos ) lb 30 31 ... 400 .. What Saco - 611 .. Rh. 8e7411 666 M. 4 se n use za 166 .. Nl. Bubb 6 06 70 LON .. Wk. id 71 11 If - - 1,014 .. WS. Kitty (Oa. Chat)) 1.7.1. 15 14 ad - OM .. W. Mary itoo(ll4ohes.) a a .1 - I.wo .. WO. Trelawasy 14.6.7 T :6 17 I -. 11011110 N =NM. No. 1 MIL I Yuma. llt 10. wham 1 Saba. WOOS 36 Ambellas WAG 1 Boa Aord e Ihol**L ot7 1 ' f -10.900 5 IleadL 1L0641* all 11 - 12. 66 Cobre Oam lan - tiko ooo oo ID pl p op epo (1.) - Y 3,000 1 Capula Slim - 76,000 1 Das llhaubds Wiper al 1 11 11 26,000 3 East Del R ay( laiseed) 1 1 lOr -. 16,000 2 Ileetstoo lLto.) - *OOO 10 Goeural .. .. . ...... - 80,000 $ W. Narlises all. Walaalla t = 11 1 1 die - *WO 1 6 Lalbada Ma) I 11 Ipa - 16.0011 I Lama all 7 - NO 5 Leitaaba - 106 * 1116 I lbalpsha all I I 8 * - 61000 1 N. Baosee.el • Amo(L) as - 10,010 10 P*l*Putdalsorlasta 2 4 - 310,000 4 Port PlBlllp 1 1 1 - 1 Soo* Barbara Odd N 1 6 1 Ipa h .i... i **Wit dust* (Llsoj Ito. 1 1 op 11.003 al &John 4M lay (Lira.) 15 66 41.176 URN MOW Medan all 71 71 - *pm 1 Wartlol** UM.) at. •-• t 6.000 3 Yuctioasautoma - JOINT ■loo[ Ma fa. 1 ILO= 1 P4l. 1 01. prism. 1 Win UAW We Jaw and U. 898. But . 89 N U fd 10,000 1119 AUlanoeLmattUvarpotd 1 41 Ups - 111.640 0 austral** all OS - 11000 16 Bank 44 = fill 21 $5 - 5,000 109 Bulk of - 00,000 N Brill* Jr. Awake all la 14 - 81.100 If Chart Milk se Lai: kaalatall4 mad aim AU N 11 101 1 %Me 111 OWN. Ham id /Mk, Los. r/Oldns A U 36 - ONO US = Of 99 94 - 10.000 100 - MAO KU *UMW IS .... - -. 11, 060 I 99 Sas. 11966416ad.Wtirii. all la# 169 IN *OW ff lank 49 1191108001aL GU - - - m 61040 N Lera. M. Dank* WWI. all 241 164 - 26 Do. Mu NAN 60 Landon sal Own* U 110.100 60 London Ma ONO 10,100 so Loudon d Sed!' Urban 10 psi 1 1 11 71 1 1 1 0 3 1410 1 noes no Loa. and loorlastador lO 14000 100 Metro. & Prov. Disk (L lO 1 dli Ipm - U,OOO 100 Nat. Prow. of inonrd 63 - - 16,000, 10 Do. New l.l - 11,900 60 National bank -•-• 1 21,000. SO Now South Wain all 80 41 .- *4OO 26 Oriental Bank m Doo all 141 64 - SLOOO * Ottoman Bank 1019 IN Provincial of held - SON 16 Smith Atietraka MI N 87 - 01t11011 96 Oaks at noalaalla snips N (Inks 01 imams - •1116 le. 01119 llotod- ... . 4. - - - 1113011U**00911 e. 123 oors•ame. La OL 1 Balm. ....r. 51— . as rr ii. manna ) edi 1 $ 1111 Agrtrid Le IT 1111 - 7---- II A awls Walerwcelo. 4f 0 - N 1106.1619102164.24.1 aU 11 n So 196. 3 7 par s. NI INS 011 n s.) .., N Da. 0 181 . Lod all 114 117 - 41. . .4lllng et limaiL all 12 16 - Mll6. . Palau • Prentrenot - 16. Do. Op. at. Pop. Deb lOO 1104 10$ - 90 LiudieoLue.Sldppugl3 n 14 N 0 ath - AMPHauI 1,1,61 mg.& Enna{ 1 par pm 1 1 IL Skokie Telegraph - 916 6 Ilbag. aim Anat. Cop. 10 • 0691141 Muir*ll . 14 - 814.41111 1 • illdp (Limited) - MAIO 1 DO. 171 pr cent. Prat all in - 12.000 1 Diallot TOL (L.) 44 3 $ 04 - 98 900,000 Gen. Oandlota all 1 1 rd - 10,000 10 Lon.et.S.lre.Dir.TeL(L) S par 1 pad - 10,000 10 Madras !reign. 4 Doe. 1 2 1. vm 1 4 11,000 10 *editor. Ix. TeL (Urn) all N 4 3 1 - 80,000 U National Discount Oa 6 # pm 61 4000 II NabuddaCodatrole 1 6 4 pm 61 40,000 II Netherland* .Bp. a pal all 1 1 - 1,724 105 N. Bonn. &N. Boon ....t. 61 13 10 - 18 4 ,670 IN. Brit Australasian *l 1 1 - 60,004 1 tal eas non 1 Da. "Kw Slone - a,600 If lii, Ills. (TAW, all • 7 - 000,006 11l Pad lbw bolt Ma lOO 65 67 AO 10,000 If Penni. and Orten.ll6aano 531 48 70 091 *OOO 80 Do. New ao 10 12 pm - N,OOO 10 R. de)4l & lad. Tot. 11.41 all 39 161 - eOO N abynung iron all 17 19 - WU U uo. New al' 41 se - 6,11/0 12 Rlo deJan. Citi o nn.(l ) all 16 241 - MTN - Do. WOO IN Royal Nall d m It 68 56 .- 900,080 92 Am 6. lamb& IN 116 140 - KIM N Aseleallaa Lad en n >4 - 76.030 1 I* I I 401.• moo i Da. 66. INlalarel„ all es # - 11.00 , 10 Do. do. - 04N0 I Ca Graph to indla (L ) 1 #NII pm - ran .10 .10 Ai.* *AWL. -it I I for 6 ,61 - NOP II Trustal.o.Co.o.osabla 6 14 1 pot I - WOO 5 On. iltaittota Tel. u..). 14 is I PI 514 - - WM 106 an Dimes 1•01 IN 0 4 1,1 In foreign stocks Mexican has recovered to 314 to 4. The Egyptian Loan is without change, at 14 to 1 prem. New Turkish is quoted 24 to 4 prem. ; and Moorish Five per Cents., 91k to 4. Sales are recorded as follows :-Brazilian Old Five ipsitOents.,lol ex div. ; Buenos Ayres Six per Center, for account, 93 ; Italian Five per Cents., 284, (.xch. 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Ceuta., for account, 314, 4,4, I ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 451, 464 ; ditto, for account, 454 ; Russian Five per Cents., for account, 994 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 924 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 614, 4 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 431 ; ditto for amount, 434 ;ditto Passive, 194, 4; the Committee's Certifi cates, 84, 4,4; Turkish Six per Cents, 1884, 804 ex div. ; ditto Six per Ceuta, 1858, 71 ; ditto, for account, 704 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 724. The discount market is extremely easy. The supply of money is very large, while that of bills appears to be diminishing. Good paper was taken yesterday at 24 per cent, and the amount of busi ness at the discount office at the Bank was un usually scanty. It has been notified by the Ottoman Bank, for the information of those subscribers to the new Turkish Loan who are desirous of paying in full on the 30th of April, that the net amount required on that day will be 471. Os. 10d. per cent ; making, with 20 per cent. already paid, a total of 671. Os. 10d. It follows that the discount on payment in full is reckoned at 19s. 2d. per cent, the price of issue having been 68. Should the sub scriber wish to pay up in full on the 15th of May, the sum required will be 471. 3a. 3d., the 10 per cent due on that day not being liable to the 6 per cent. discount allowed. A subscriber who lets the date for one instalment pass over without exercising his privilege of paying up in full will not be allowed the benefit of the 6 per cent. discount, except as from the date of the next ensuing instalment. An impression ' however, has certainly existed amongst some of the subscribers, and was confirmed by the answers given to in quiries some lime ago, that, se the terms of the prospectus stipulated for the payment of "10 per cent. less 31. per cent." (i.e., 7 per cent) on the Ist July next, and "8 per cent., less 3 per cent" (i.e., 5 per cent) on the Ist January next, they would have been credited with these two half yairly dividends at once, in which case the sum to have been paid in hi/ on the 30th inst. would have been only about 611. 4e. per 1001. bond. The amount of gold bought by the Bank yes terday was 66,000 L The China, from New York, has brought the large sum of 124,0001. in specie. The bar silver by the West India packet was sold yesterday for India at ss. 14d. per ounce, showing a rise of Id. compared with the price obtained for the previous supply. The quotations in the interval, however, have been ss. 14d. and ss. 11d. The amount of silver to be taken by the Bombay . steamer of the 27th inst. is expected to show a con siderable decrease compared with that despatched for that port by the previous vessel. In the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon the only alteration of importance was a further move ment in favour of Rums. This is of some interest in connexion with the rumour of a new Russian Loan. The other exchanges were steady. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.184 to 4 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.16 to g ; Rotterdam, 3 moths, 11184 to 4; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.45 to 50; Bamberg, ma. bane°, three months, 13.8 to g ; Paris, 3 days, 25.25 to 30 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.4rit0 50; Frankfort-oa-the-Maioe, 3 months, 119 to i ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 334 to 34; Vienos, eff. 60., 3 months, 13.60 to 70 ; Trieste, eff. So., 3 months, 13.60 to 70; Madrid, 3 months, 494 to 4 ; Cadiz, 3 months, 484 to 49 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 2-5.55 to 60 ; Genoa, 3 months, 25.50 to 15; Milan, 3 months, 25.50 to 5 ; Naples, 3 months, 394 to 40 ; Palermo, 3 mouths, 11 to 120 ; Mamma, 3 months, U 94 to 1.20 ; Lisbon, 99 days, 524 to 53 ; Oporto, 90 days. 524 to 53. The Secretary of State for India in Council has intimated that, until further notice tenders will be received at the Bank of England up to 2 o'clock on the first Wednesday in each month, commencing the ensuing month of May, for bills on Calcutta, Madras, or Bombay, to the extent of rs. 30,00,000 (30 0,0001.) in each month, of which not more than re. 7,50,000 will be drawn on Bombay, and rs. 2,50,000 on Madras. Power is reserved to issue bills for any smaller amount is any one month, and to carry over the difference to the succeeding months. Some anxiety is expressed for the receicLlf farther accounts respecting the great fire at ston, Jamaica, as some portion of the loss will7Z on this country. The amount of property mai ficed is said to have been enormous. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was quiet, with transactions to the extent of 5,000 bales, but the late rise was maintained. The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,1731. The Manchester Examiner says : We understand that an arrangement has been entered into between the Northern Counties Bank and the Manchester and County Bank, by which these two companies will eves wally form one ceeepany. The annexed letter relates to a sew and simple means of preventing evil-disposed persons from pos sessing themselves of books of bankers' cheques : SIR,-In reference to the late successful case of forgery upon Messrs. Coutts and Co. to the amount of 445 f., we shall esteem it a favour if you will allow us through the medium of your widely circulated journal to draw the attention of bankers sod the cotninercial world to the fact that had the plan lately introduced by us for the preven tion of fraudulently obtaining cheques from bankers Leen adopted by the bank on whom the fraud was committed, it must have been discovered io the first instance. and not only would the pecuniary lma have been prevented, but most probably the guilty party at once brought to justice.- We are, &C., HANDY BAYNES AND SON. 9, Clement:B4one, Lombard-street MONEY MARKET.- (THIS DA].) : leaving off at 681 to 4. Spanish Certificates have Likewise advano4 befog marked as high as B}, and Two ovranu. , closing at 81 to I. Venezuela Bonds were quoted Business on the Stook Exchange to-day is at •24 to il. Turkis were unaltered, the Loan of 1864 complete standstill, but the general tendency is . standing at EIGIt to 81, and that of 1858 at 70} to 71. favourable. The funds and Lombardo-Venetian shares have especially improved. MIKES.-(THIS DAY.) At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Re n ter's I —4.---- Two o'CLooz. telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at There is a fair amount of business , going forward 70fr. 55c., being Sc. lower than yesterday. The in the mining market to-day. East Csradon Bourse is described as "heavy." ' shares are a shade weaker, at 384 to 1, , v The Indian Five per Cent. Stock remains the al'', while Great Wheal Fortune have decline' to 25 to A ; Marie Valley are quoted 10} same as yesterday, at 1084 to 4. to 1, being steady ; and North Crofty, Consols are officially marked 934 and 94} for 20 to .. I South Caradon and Devon money, and 94 for the aooount. The present quota- , Great c anto ', A we , are i nqu ired for, tions are 94 for cash, and 94 t. 4.1 for the Bth of May. i but are very scarce. In the Stock Exchange East The official business report is as follows — Bank : Caradon shares have been dealt in at 38 4 and 38 }t Stock, 238 ; Three per Cents . Reduced, 9 2 1, 4, 1 ! ex div., and Great South Tagus at 3. ' Foreign anti colonial descriptions are without New Three per Ceuta., 921, 4,1; Thirty Yews change. Bon Accord are officially marked 4 din. Annuities, 1885, 151 ; India Five per Cent. stock, Dun Mountain, 4 prem. ; Santa Barbara Gold, 1082, i ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 1 1 prem. ; Scottish Australian, 18 prem. ; and St. . 6 E .Atar t 1827,6an1 . 1, 100} ; ditto Bonds, 275. prem. ; Four per Cent., John del Rey, 55 . " enfaced " rupee paper, 91, 90} ; ditto Five dut t e2 sat t l a n ce 7 8 0 : y ri. terd r el of r per Cents., 103, 4 ; Exchequer Bills, 215., 175., 20s. share was mad*. pe r preut. At the Long Rake meeting yinterilay the accounts showed a debit balance of 2 , 173/. Is. 3d. A. call of 11. per share was made. At the Bryn Gariog meeting yesterday the accounts showed I a debit balance of 374/. 10a. 6d. A cell of N. per share was made. From Tolsadden Mine (April 19) the parser writes :—"A apleodid new copper lode has just been discovered about 16 or 18 fathoms north of the Tolvadden lode. The new lode is supposed to be the Wheal Neptune lode." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The weather is rather unsettled. The wind to-day is from the south-west, with alternate sunshine and rain. Home-grown wheat and flour continue in extremely limited supply this week. Barley, malt, and oats short ; beans and peas limited. Scotch oats, one rather large parcel ; but no Irish. The foreign arrivals of wheat are limited, consisting of a little American, a few bags from Hambro, and a cargo of Egyptian. Flour a moderate supply of American barrels. A smell supply of barley, Prussian and Egyptian ; cats insignificant in quantity. A more liberal quantity this week of linseed and oilseed from the East Indite, and a cargo of beans from Morocco. Today the attendance of buyers at market is small, and liminess of course not so brisk as on Monday ; values of E and foreign without change from that day. f lsh our steady, and prices same as last day. Barley continues in good demand at rather higher rates than last week for most descriptions. Hata steady and in favour of sellers. Beans and peas in limited demand at late rates. Seeds.-Tare., linseed, and rapeseed about the same as to Monday. Cioverseed in rather better demand this week. Musterd and canary dull. FLOATING CARGO/IL-The trade steady, and importers very firm in the prima asked. WHEAT.-E•gliels: Essex arid Kent, white, new, Me. to 62a.; ditto, fine old, -a. to -s.; ditto, red, new, 61e. t 01565.; ditto, fine old, -s. to -a. ; Norfolk, ka, fine old, -a. to -a.; red, new, -e. to -1. Foreign : Banta), 62e. to 645.; fine, 64e. to 66e.; extra, 66e. to 675.; Konigsberg, Ns. to 62e. ; ditto, extra, 64e. to 72a.; Rostock, elks, 60s. to 63a.; Mecklenburg, 513 e. to 62a.• Uokerimark ditto, -s. • American white. 59e. to 625.; ditto, red, 555. to 57a.; Cana dian, 555. to 675. BAIIINT.-Keglish malting, 37e. to 38s. ; fine, • 425. ; 'shading, 29e. to 315.; and distilling, 325. to 343. per qr. ; foreign grading 27a to 315.; ditto distilling, 31e. to 33t. MALT.-lingl4, Essex and Norfolk, 594. to tide. ; fin., 635. to67s. ; Kingston and Ware, 655. to 691.; browc, 50s. to 585. feed, 20s. Od. to 235. Od. potato, Ws. to 28.. foreign, 21.5. to 265. awls.- English tick, 33e. to 345. ; harrow, 37e. to 38i. ; ez37s. to 38s. ; foreas. fore i gn 29.. to ; tick, 368. ; Kon i gsberg, 375. to 380. ; inn, 31.. to 321. P11•11.-English toilets, 38s. to 395. • w to and toue, 3es. to ; maple, to -a; 31.. to 36..; Log, 38c. to 38e. ; foreign. 34.. to 375. PLOD/ -English town, 44.. to Mo.; ditto line, 49e. to Mr; saintly, 444. to 455. ; Norfolk sea fludolk, 3Ce. to 41..; French, --s. to -a pet seek ; 11.8. sweat, 2.44.1. to 31e.; Oasedian. 231. to 31s. ; Spenleh. -.. to -s. Inman Coax -Wb.ite. 325. bo 34.. ; yellow, 304. to 325. Fwarrifis Oanooss, a ll O. F. and L-Wheat : Nadi toilet and Marianople, per 49211 a., 48e. to 60s. ; Ohirks, 45.. to 495. ; Polish Odessa, per 480 Th.., red, 425. to 44e. ; white, - • Danube and Oalsta, 46e. to 47.. ; 341 . . to 37.. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, pefl& ti re.. 225. to Tie. ; Odessa and Dino* do., 235. to 241. Beene : Egyptian, per 4801ba.,315. to 32e. Mas : Odeon and Galata, per 492.1 be., 31.. Oil. to 32a. ; Ibrail and Bulgarian, par 48011 e., 31s. Od. to 325. ; French, do., --s. to -e. ; American, do., 295. to 30s. ; Egyptian ; -a. to --a. Sun& -0•&Rory seed, per qr., 40.. to 60e. ; b le s it a t to seed, per qr., 465. 60s. ; Mustard seed, per white, os . . to 9s. • brown, 7s. to 10s. ; Linseed, per qr., malting, 6e.. to 68s. ; Linseed cakes, English, per too, 111. Os. to 121.0,. ; American, thin, in brie., per ton, 121.0.. to 121. 10i.; do., in bap,ll/. Os. to 111. 10s.; Bahia, 01. to 0/. Os. ; Marseilles, 101. to 10/. 10s.: Baps cakes, 61. Oa to 71. ; Tame, per bushed, winter, Bs. to 9s. Cid. ; Rape seed, English, per qr. 645. to 72r. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON IRON APRIL 21 TO APRIL M Nagllsh sal Soda. 1113 k. POrtirk. 110 ... I 510 280 50 430 1430 1530 1410 Whoa ••mss Malt Maar, lea* 150 iamb;kedge. web, 8160.brIb: MINCING LANE.-(THISDAY.) lkima.—The market has7pened quietly at la;t week's prim, with but few transactions reported as the spot, but sliest three cargoes have been sold, one of grainy Mauritius, No. 13, at 41s. landed for Bristol ; and two of Bahia, one of brown, at 21s. fed., and one white, at 295. Refined firm, at fall prices. OOPPZI.—A limited business has been transacted at fully late rates . . . TL. —Fine teas continue in request, and there is a fair demand for other qualities. Rmi.—The market is quiet. Blot has been less active, 500 bags only sold ; low :fecran de, at Bs. 74d. Puma continues in request. 700 bags of Penang black sold at Sid. fistarrras. —3OO bags sold at the previous price of 395. 3d. for refraction 3i. Corrom. —About 1,000 bags sold on the spot and to arrive at full prices. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market it steady at thefollowing pries' :—Town tallow, 455. 6d. not cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 465. 6d. ; April to June, 46e. 3d. to 461. 6d. • July to September, 475. to 475. 6d. ; October to December, 491. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report a good coosomptive demand for last year's growth of hops at improving prices. Old hope continue to be taken for exportation. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hatton. 17s. 6d ; Walls End Haswell, 17s. Gd. ; Walls Rod Stewart., 17.. 3d.; Walls End South Helton, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Tees, 17.. ; W.lla End Braddyls Helton, 16e. 9d. ; Walls End Russell Hnttons, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End South Relies, 16e. 61. ; Walls End Heu6h Hall, 16.. Od. ; Walls End CAsson. :Gs. ; Walla Eden Minn, 15s. ; Walls End Hatton Lyons, 15a. ; Walls End Whitworth, 15s. 3d. ; Tentield blllol . antes, 12,. 6d. ; Huddle. Hartley, 15.. &L ; Maids Hartley, I.l*. 6d.; Rulings Hartley, 15e. 6d.-64 ship. at market. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARZETS. LTVIMPOOI. APRIL 22.-Bales today :—Caletionlan stock, 100; lii—Kastern Counties stock, 69 81—Grtat Western et”ck, Law:saints and Yorkshire, 107 i—tendon and N"et.ll Western, 94—Basteru Counties Biz per Ceuta.. 1281—Buttelo out Lake Huron, ei k 3-10--Great Luzentbotuu, 15 14 1516 IS 1l 1.16 15 161-16 4—Grest Western of Canada, 12t—Sambre and 11 edge, lei 6-16 7.l6l—Alliance Bank, 81 p. iiag - aimenia, --- AtirL22...—Tigese was a good market, but prices were rather lower. Great Luxembourg, 14 13.10 I.—Grand Trunk of Canada, 241.—Great Western, 735—Lancashlre and Yorkshire, 1071 I—London and North Western, 94—Midland, 124—South Eastern. 841—Thames and Mersey Marine 1., n - ance, 17.14—111111 and Selby purchase, par—Barnaley pref., 114—Edin burgh. Perth, and Dundee, 301—Buffalo, 1.18-I.laws.stry and Newtown pref., 10 3-16-19rerstone and Lancaster, its —Lketrio Telegraph, 90.—Turkish Seely, 21—DIstriet Bank. 171 p. EIPAU:4OIIAI4, APRIL 22.--Great WWem (Stour Valley Omen. teed was offend today at 571—South Stailortishbe. at lot. lea !al. —Birmingham Waterworks, at 37—South ittalforJahire Water works. at 71 —Birmingham Weave. at 14. There wer , !l.llyers of Birmingham Bank at 26—Blredsgham Gas, at 144—Bi rmfagkaua and Staffordshire Gas, at 100—Binalogliam Cemetery, at 1 pee share. Market quiet bat steady. TUESDAY Ergairo. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 9n to 94, both for money and the Bth of May, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 934 94. 93i, 94 • ditto for ac count (May 8), 94 ; Bank Stock, 238 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 924 4, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 924, ,i, i ; I ndia Fire per Cent . St oc k, THE MURDERER CLARK.—It will he reme , :hercd I 1084, 4,4, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, t h u George Clark, a joiner, the convicted ,f g r th; fa Nr ;,mater -1883, 1004, 4, 4 ; ditto 1864, 10%; ditto 1864 or f u :TY . O ° a wa colleett i , I lk o ss t . he stleCta e of m t7at el t . own, and that he WIL; 1886, IA ; ditto Bonds, 285., Wa. m ; r e— Fo ur sentenced to death by Mr. Justice Willes ; but, in copse per Cent. "enfaced " rupee paper, 9 • ditto Five quence of the eccentric conduct of the prisoner on his trial, per Cent., 103, 4 ; ditto Five-and -a-Half per Cent., 1 and subsequent examinations made by medical gentlemen, i Wi. The India Ave per Cent stock was steady at ' will also be recollected the sentence of death way sub ome-office. There ban since 1084 to I. The rupee paper was likewise well sequently respited by the B . been considerable difficulty with regard to the divosal of supported. Exchequer Bins were quoted 18s. to : log to sign a certi fi cate that Clark was insane, though the ' the convict through the Newcastle borough justices reins 21ms. e p x re ican m. ; B ald d l s uil eh ia o ß w o ed nds, in t a . to 30e, 1 t ina wlm s ed repo icalge to n the app m oin t tedthaabytprivet. t hem e ffc t t o i n e u r n arn et i i n odiffi e n t w h e e tt:i c ict or hh iit falling waw i nea w rly 3l l per d ce ian nt. Fiv Th e erercloscienngter on n t t io h n e - beenn got n ea r , other and, b experienced a decided improvement, bee n sentsosli h e o go we v " %r 7 of Newcastle Gaol, to rho effect Mao( penal the Qu w e v e i n t.l bas e commutedfor life . the sentence on Clark to that zd xd