The Express. — London, England, 1858-05-17 00:00:00

the suburbs of sea, the strong. ay of whom coo of armed peseta epting, of course, an active part its 'it is said by Si r At to the surpria. nt. His lordship'. 'bad have under- being inclined to ling but the meet ide Proclamatiee unbending mood. a few friendly nd every deeerip. attd to the state yet appeared r this mail. Mr. ities will be es. II hands conceded of to be found in ie seat i■ Council Hoe. Mr. Dorin. and Mr. Ricketts J. P. Grant wee rel Provinces he corps of police, which Mr. P. B. etion of Benue'. ation of having iy General Neil 4 icy of Mr. Grant's ccepted u a coin. h will probably of be made public is apparently t officials seem to paramount to legram conveying 3t Ministry was m Pur hours before it too,of t be Cons- We know that a and wounded at yet appeared. All announced in all Ic manner, and for low we are as yet ere As to the publicly known of l'ambuctoo. iced, the former tiler about 1,000. toy different regi. nutty with the at arrived by the they are detained liking an attempt old quarters in is not probable, :he press. From pe it is evident ng on the defin es will of wens 'ably only give I and occupation nary blow to the r taking of Bei ,ant of the Lock. of British troops bay, and unwed ,re. Altogether. hot weather will lOUS &pays, eo eadare and make len the funds of ousted, their last 'meta, will deliver d reward. .PL 111, MAT H. sl a most palatal interest of hama oe may consider f the new keepers of ferocity seams told you how the ival by beating •iolent manner. effects of blows, It is impassible *are treated, for i Watt and Parks onsideration, for •knowledged the the ardiniaa d it, and yet be mother at rmieeMa to no log him through w of Dansili,who enoa to see him, Fromento, foe Farciotti hare ;et him removed in a severe chest I in considerable, if stone. When the last moment " and they were rdinian subjects in treat them as to her; but that in this position bitterly is it da Neapolitans, those who had ;ble again to ap al. Nimartoro, roe, is now very seance, was not , ill not probably if these men to a satisfaction in is in their own celled Esposito murder which I le man did not ongst them, and heir injury. The nannfactured in m over with oil, Arden them. ice which I have ate left Naples a, and that he Castel Gandolfo, 'he people aboat it the request of he French and wide the King non is, that his ith the Pope for give these . SS buss any fas t may be moth what I oonsidaw re EnFliab note a guilt of the larger 'frame polarised ow (Pm" IN. la.. 7 effort will be in the Corriere :he 2nd winos the authoritios ton similar to list fur sues! and extrser" we said Eng' ea latarsoilmol win i• M soli - • mg Vitae ass smonter al War, to be AIM& THE UNITED STATES. LIVIRPOOL, YowD ►T 110/UIIWO. The Canada lute arrived. She left Boston on the sh, and touched at Halifax on the night of the 6th. She brings 127 passengers, but no specie. The steamer Anglo-Saxon, hence, arrived at Quebec on the 2nd. The Anel, from Southampton, arrived at New York on the 4th, and the Europa, hence, A rmed at Halifax on the same day. In the House of Representatives, on the 4th, Mr. Clingman, from the committee on foreign affairs, reported a preamble, that "whereas the treaty between the United States and Great Britain, designated the Clayton- Halwer treaty is, under the intepretation placed um it by Great Britain, a surrender of the rights si this °pantry, and on the American construction an entangling alliance without benefit or restriction, sad has been productive only of misunderstanding Ind controversy between the two governments, therefore resolve that the President oe requested to take such steps as may be in his judgment best cal culated to effect the ;speedy abrogation of the said treaty." Mr. Richic said this was not the unanimous re port of the committee, and at a proper time he de sired to be heard on the subject. Mr. Clingman made a report on that part of the President's message relative to Commodore Pauld ing's seizure of General Walker, in effect condemning that, but declaring that no proceedings were neces sary on the part of Congress. The house was debating the Senate's Bill for the admission of Minnesota into the Union. In the Senate the Paraguay resolution wu taken up. The amendment striking out the clause authorising the President to use force wee adopted by 31 to 19. The whole subject was then laid on the table. The bill repealing the fishery bounties was under discussion. The President has signed the Kamm Bill, so that affair is finally disposed of. it is said that ex-Secretary Stanton and ex-Co vernor Walker will soon proceed to Kansas and min mince an agitation in opposition to the bill. A telegram from Halifax says: " The steamship Osprey, from St. John's, Newfoundland, arrived here on the 29th ult. She fell in with the Majestic, 21 days from Liverpool for Charleston, on fire, and took off her fromngers and crew. Before the Osprey parted the Majestic the flames burst through her deck." A fire has occurred in the building at Boston occupied by the Douglas Axe Company and others, which was totally destroyed, involving lose of pro perty valued at 24)0,000 dollars. Four persons were killed by the walls falling upon them. A telegram from New York, dated 4th,ons Boston, reports money active at 4 to 6 per cent. on call. Sterling exchange active and higher, closing at 1001 to Stocks dull and variable. Closing quo tations :—Erie, 241 ; New York Central, 891; Michigan Central, 63. Nothing doing in Illinois Central. Neill Brothers Company's circular reports continued firmness in all the American markets throughout the week, notwithstanding the pressing advice, taken hence per Arabia. The full effects of the floods at the South had not been ascertained, but a mood and more serious overflow is apprehended, se the upper rivers had again risen very rapidly. The frost of the 27th of April is reported to have done considerable damage, all the young cotton being killed at as many points se had been heard from. The weather continued changeable. At New York on the 4th ashes were quiet. Flour heavy, and a shade lower. Corn advanced Ic. to 3c. Beef steady. Pork dull, and lower. Lard also lower. Sugar depressed. Coffee steady, unchanged. Freights firmer. The last telegram eta Halifax is as follows: NEW YORK, KAT 6. The House of Representative, has ordered to be engrossed the resolution calling on the President to take steps foe the abrogation of the Clayton-Balwer treaty. The wise of cotton in this market foe the past two days were 4,000 bales, at unchanged Flow steady, but wine descriptions rather lower. Wheat dull, and 3e. to 4c. lower. Corn inlet and unsettled. Provisions generally dull. btocks are rather lower, but closed firm. freights to have slightly advanced. Cotton Li ve rpool quoted at 3-16 d. NEW ORLEANS, Mar 4. The sales of cotton to-day have been 16,000 bales, the market closing firm at Hie. to 111 c. Crevasses have occurred in the Mimissippi, doing immense damage to the crops. Neill Brothers and Co., in • telegraphic postscript to their circular, call the cotton markets at New York, New Orleans, and Mobile firm, owing to the increase in the inunda tions at the South. The markets at the Atlantic ports are reported dull. WEST INDIA MAILS. (sr ituutrato riLsoaApi.) CPIOIO ova OWN r, MOWD►Y. Tin Parana has arrived with the Wart India The Parana brings 186 passengers, and specie to the amount of 973,800 dollars. The islands were generally healthy ; business was improving. COMMUNICATION WITH RUSSIA.—The Anglo- Preach Stesna Packet C.miperty have estabtished • line of Messner, between St. Petersburg and Greet Grimsby. in MAW= with the bleacheeler, Sheffield, end Lincolnshire Railway. The first vessel, the Grimsby, a fine ship of 900 tom. wee &speeded lest wok, end hem beset followed by the Yeaboategh. EXTRAORDINARY ROBBERY AND FILAVD.—A moot eadarioae sad lanatioas robbery hes jest been committed at the reddenne at Ml.. Conatenre Brown, the lady whe wee ao skilfully pernaterd a shad time since on the eerie of the robbery at Jewels from Maas. Hunt and Bask& • day• dont. • yas peetraol himself at ti bone la which Mini Brown media who is Dowlish, who, et big shown to the mopriener eider betas, Meted dart he wee b greeter Fuld, an officer cam Lesalso whams he bed ewe la order to search for a tnelity at shag pleb lOW it yea alleged, had bra oohs by Me Bows. He oil Oil let sashed to ace ea /wk.*, m peedhle Y ths ensenthe of • duty, bat that he we asiesoleal, If ensued% le led the yraysatyond isinanin woe Abed - he bad with hied odor dime ke toy n Lea&sm whe to* V assmory, supped kilo ta hie sunk by hem Be wee Mooed Mit di the date In the beam wee marked with the mot of the owner. This tweerame did vat sandy the indlvided, old he thostemsd to deer tie MOM of trorykady if toy Owlet& moo emend to his making a lost noble seem& With time amok the smolt s yeeneeeleiL =OM nabi kip moiled wee • droderemo of JIM is. The allow took frets Me poski • bola diadfdi he mid. Okapi te Meow of Se eam sod, ea Met Noe of Om odd omer re /Mg aimed Mt the lode bed beta Mooed gbh. ad dot be break eyes. TM pods* of the lose mil be void ke ca d MO a lealm•Ilk be be one Ohl * NO Mier dot be 'odd not be eilood I . LEz a at of YS VC The wee to broken opal, end In nan teak • den oat of It, which he se • Irnerra fat fir km sews yaw% Oblek bed bdurgel Lab The trunks of the Wee mil of Min anneees ware seat anaNdeed, Ned* ad seal of to Me relloy Media by the poplars of the boo at Ihe Abeam at hb Adler. The Waft Ibis .bat 'w awl lbsomeably 111911111•14 laden bens teams open, es the boy odd met be hod. sled the " pellagra tom Ladle *lsigobli M fie the pmeerister of the he.,. Me V aeyllOgy Iwo hod le the eheat which did if = ll. l trams sad cemet. The oemiestio of the he.. ad it am tim besievbera completed gene Medina was esmtmed. if Mmaded pollemerm mmeked till • bee beer la Se boom the Mete members of she Welly bin • Own defter tar the maw viddr is druwhat they elk must Mime* m,. • mot Moo,* dail O S loft Ms Okra bed the deal oink to mit et the Voalelled lad Maid MOW of the Ma le hem • slop Mk eat lb• m, ke ti s at sol le Midi be hal bem_se ~ea* leo his. Weal by Mr. MK ellidale ramrod ke the meemisadeaof We Impladyled mommodio lobe is eseled te be eel boo to setae of the dekdkes. It le hawed OM the lame iltoled Tided Demi& teeesely seeded from • Wien. la Perthrlibee, le when be reposeiedlneasif ( 4 1 11 2 4 1 6. PM& wed Mod ad lie sea toe la ammo . • there Asa MI. TMs does, k ayareso mak mode os " Kr. lidd er ado" ead Ores make bolo! It we usismiry that Bo sl aw = emikod. The ovoid-be lairdsr, stint of ealesamoso mode she i f mho is de ea, 4 0 plasaike the 'hive, bas thes oleo( Wall o. ea purl** ef faigur. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 17, 1858. SHARE LISTS.-7HIB DAY. Two (KUM The railway share market to-day is firmer, though still very inactive. Most of the heavier stocks exhibit an improvement of to ( per cent. London and North-Western stook is now quoted 93/ to # ; Midland, 921 to 931 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 911 to 92 ; Great Western, 661 to 1; Great Northern, 26 to per share; Eastern Counties, 12 146 to 3-16; and London and South- Western, 471 to 48. The Indian stocks remain heavy. Bahia shares are marked 1 prem. The transactions in all foreign and colonial descriptions have been very unim portant. OIDINARY MAZZO AND STOOKS. lanwLa. :a . ITO 00018610 , us gbytorst ligitri g 574.12 o... i .weici6ari tn . 0 Lift* JINNI= . 110 . 11l lidie . 111. 000111 = U100. A • • ISO Da OWN 1 10 II 110 [410..... ....... 10•000• ... ...... 1 1 14 ft:d r :l= i 10 Oar gar b itares. an 00 N o * 110 N4BOlOl IN LW *IMO rhita Vitae 10 0.11.01- sad WM. (Ir t e) 10 010 W. 1... to D•saer — vidiiiiii:eili MI NW 0811119 1 Iri 77 t 1 WI 10•110 afti 31•411110/1 1 0 11 DEO Now . 10 St 111. 00 . 10 =0 . 11 . = Woolua. . - ... ..... bath akwas•R ime7 us all aria Doak its ara D all fai.• al : r131 It YI a 74 V: 1 i7Pait via mai all Scat Ili 10a Ward. frat a e fl . Yews an 1 n 4 As. a Oldar. all nboulnaa awl Darnagns . raf Vali ...... on Wsiarlard wi 14 555 as W. Mild tealiegatal an De. acl.b.O elv.llll /1 Is Wellman an Ds. /11 pro. pain 44/11 I P111141111!1‘11 .1N MAY & Swim 4 p. Pol. : M Olnilar " racedepai. Y 1 Dena Polk Aber.leas. r . 11% . 1***. Wit::: • 1 • ..0.......-4.....,... . I* al. Da 1 Do. Wm' i. 0 Omani Mink 4 pet Oa* SiO. LalrDka 4 pm Oat* . II: 1/1/*. 11 eimpar, Ip. Ow& Ida . Palk Dyad.. 4 p. a i• On* Narthara. e Nyasa . D. 4 a. mi. Y U p. al pe. . Da. 41, par 0.0. ...:...... al 111. 21 51F 4:45. 41 4 Y. . 1,11 O. 11 p. Y. masa • . AIWA Isla 44p. ea . *ma Ms. 4 0. a . 144 sa.r al. i (114. *Up& M. lio• 4. =llproo . al ft il i um. . 100 lamb T 111.36 . 1* taa.4lo4*. . 101 D. Naw ai liaa. l lpip * .1* Da. Ps. I pla O. la 4 .IM LAJI.W.O*.I;I. 10 LIAM.? p. a 111. Ma Y. I all Taem****llo4* a i all 6 0 rat e sla w =ll Opal 41 Da. t. ; ......... —.... Do. MDid ereVii' I *Nt a u • , Dia PM 01 1144*.Abeg. Pajama 00. arab nags *1 Daft* Data*. 4 P. ii Da. Ip. el. BM. auk. 140 • . Welk Mal .. . PANl.—am.:4,:i:Wei. If Da 4a. . . P. ft tart. PI tpi r o s i 1144111 6 U h f 0140.11airer0.6.•: irr - vat l elff_a VI I r o ll tsisisi As It l ami seat Mg Ds. lug 411 par spit.itatl Z istlepe r g pm i gat el i i i i t a tic , a 10 tc.. Ili.o. RUMOR if ii 7 ri I* N at VI if 17 4 i- • ii r 11 pa Ili I tot di i I of pfl el i i SI Al 41 sdi iii rei 1 Los gir if i Abi N I 7 4411, is no „Lyi R" se F I II al Ix si i t I It IN ISILLINN. A "IN i - 11 4 1 IR 111 i I« 11~ & ri Jrl47 I.- i i i gi L ' il d M 11l Ul 111 1 ri% .... _ i ...I in. si ir , m is /e rare , Nit w, ra i• V IV wt al U. .1. we 7 VI SS PS 1 I it 1 M I EU lei. i Mil Nip .. MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'Czkow. The funds remain very inactive, but firm. Prices rare now quoted a shade dearer than they clamed on Saturday. Business throughout the Stock Exchange is exceedingly dull, the result of to night's debate in the Hooke of Commons being anxiously awaited. The arrival from Melbourne of about 388,0001. in gold is ennonhced this morning. The Roxburgh Castle has brought 60,287 ounces; the Sydenham, 26,689 onyxes; the Coleroon, 19,920 ounces; and the any Mannering, 187 ounces. Consols are quiet, at 97; to l for money, and 97 7-18th. to 9-18th., or 91; exactly, for the 3rd of June. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 961 to 98; the New Three per Cents. at 93; to 98; Bank Stock at 221 ; India Stock at 222 ; Exchequer Bills, inns, at:37s. to 40s. prem. ; Exchequer Bonds, 1869, at 1011 to I ; and India Bonds at 22e. to 245. prem. Turkish Six per Cents. were first marked this morning NI, but have sine reoeded to 98; to I. In other foreign stocks the transactions have been limited, and have given rime to little change in price. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five par Cents, 1021; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents. for account, 82 ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., .18 ; Equador Proviaional Land Warrants, 31; New Granada Two-and-a-Qtuirter per Cent. Active Bonds, 211; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1833, 463, 461; Peruvian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cent. Dollar Bonds, 631 (exchange 45.); Por tuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 453, 46 3, Sardinian Five per Cents., 921; Spanish Three per Cents., 443 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 963, 96/ ; ditto for account (May 31), 961, 961, 963. No gold was taken from the Bank on Saturday for exportation. The 320,2001. in Australian gold brought by the Switfsure will probably be delivered on Satur day. Owing to the magnitude of this supply, it is not impossible that a portion may be sent into the Bank, but the continental demand continues. The steamer Africa, which left Liverpool on Satur day for New York, took out 23,0001. in specie. The imports of the precious metals last week were large. Oar list includes 4,8001. by the Litanboul, 19,1001. by the Morning Star, and 320,2001. by the Swiftaure, all three from Melbourne ; 42,2001. by the Thames, from Geelong ; 1,0001. by the Duncan Dunbar, from Sydney ; 2,0001. by the Water Nymph, from Adelaide; 17,2001. by the Arago, and M. by the Africa, both from New York; 12,0001. by the Colombo, from the Mediterranean; 1,2001. by the Benares, from Alexandria; and 207,8001. in Australian gold by the Teviot, from Alexandria. The total value of the week's arrivals is not less than 718,0004, of which nearly 600,0001. is in Ana- 1 tralian gold. The exports have been considerable, comprising the whole of the imports (with the exception of the 'applies by the Swittsure and Thames), together with a large amount drawn from the Bank, as already reported. A rum of 14,3001. in specie has been shipped on board the steamer Orinoco, for the West Indies, of which 9,3001. consists of gold and the rest of silver. Letters from Paris state that a considerable por tion of the gold received in that city from England finds its way at once into the Bank of France, but it does not thence follow that that establishment is giving an artificial stimulus to the movement. The Bank of France pays only the current market price for gold, and this happens to be at a discount. The directors of the Great Indian Peninsula Rail way Company announce a fresh creation of two million■ sterling of capital, upon which the East India Company have granted a minimum guarantee of 6 per cent, per annum. The shares, which will be of 201. each, will be issued in the proportion of one new for every three old shares. The first call of 21. per share is to be paid on the new capital by the 23rd of June. The steamer Jason, with troops, arrived at Cal cutta on the 6th ult. from London. The steamer Pert arrived at Malta from South ampton on Thursday, with the London mail for Cal cutta and China of the 4th instant. The steamer Emeu sailed from Sum on the 30th ult., with the mails for Australia forwarded from Southampton on the 12th, and from Marseilles on the 16th ult. _ _ _ Advice§ free Bt. Vincent's mention the arrival of the steamers Golden Fleece and Abeona, with mop from England. Both vessels sailed again for ladle. The Emigration Commissioners will reeeive ten ders on the 20th inst. for the hire of two ships, for the conveyance of Indian emigrants from Calcutta to British Guiana or Trinidad. The Bast India Com — pany have drawn t ea m n y n . o bills on India by the mail which will fare SATURDAY BYIRTNII. Pending the result of the great debate in the House of Commons the funds remain very quiet, speculators evincing no disposition to operate. The market, however, was firm to-day, and Consols closed about 1-18 per cent. higher than yesterday. The decrease in the bullion shown in the Bank of England return had been fully anticipated, and the other changes were considered favourable, the re payment of two millions of Exchequer Bonds having been effected with a decline of little more than a quarter of a million in the Bank's reserve. It is presumed that the new Exchequer Bonds for one million, which the Bank have agreed to take, will not be handed over to them until the mosey is needed for the national service. Perhaps this may not be until towards the July dividend period. The large accu mulation of bullion shown in the return of the Bank of Prance was also regarded with satisfaction. The other departments of the Stock Exchange were also very quiet, and presented little change in price. Indian railway shares, however continue to decline, owing chiefly to the new creations. In ad dition to the two millions of Jubbulpore 'unmake capital of the Eastlndian Rail way Company, the Great Indian Peninsula Company are now in the rearketveith a new issue of two millions sterling (as detailed be low). Apart from the influence of these operations upon the money market, they attract attention be cause they affect the market value of the whole of this clam of property. Many holders have no mean. of taking up the newsman except by throwing upon the market a portion of their old stock. At the Bank to-day, the applications for money weee very moderate. In the open market, first class bills are discounted at 21 per mat. Consols, which closed yesterday at 271 " buyers " for the bid of Jane, stood during nearly the whole of this day at 97$ to j, and closed at 97 7-10 1 "buyers." For money the last Price was 97 5-113 to $. The official business repent is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 975, 97}; ditto, for account (3rd June), 971, 971 ; Three per Cent. Re duced, 961, 981; New Three per Gents., 951, 98; Rank Stock, 2221, 2211 ; Three-and-a-Ralf per Oast Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May, 1869,101},101}. The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were also offi cially marked 82. The New Indian Loan Debentures are marked The March Exchequer Bills were firm at 41s. to 44e. prem.; the June Bills at 38s. to 41s. preen.; and India Bonds at 425. to 245. prem. Few transactions took place in foreign stocks, but the market was steady. Turkish Six per Cents. °hoed shoat 4 per emit higher than yesterday, at 961 to 97. The Guaranteed Four per Gents. were grist, at 104 to 4. Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Coats. are firm, at 101 to 103. The nominal clawing quotations for the shams in semis undertakings of recent formation are as bk. vie.:—Owlo Railway, par to./ pram.; 011111illa Dade Railway, par to prem. ; Great Southern of pax to prim ; North of India Tram road, par ; ltigt and Dunaburg Railway, par to pros.; Cape Town Railway and Dock, par to poems Asia Miner Central Railway, par to 1 preen.; der Emmanuel Railway Bonds, par ram rho dividend is advertised upon the Brasilia The per Celt. Loan of 1843 and Four-and4-Malf per Cant. Loan of 1842. WNW.-THIS DA F. Two o'Cumi. Business in speculative shares today has hiss limited, but those in dividend mines continue in demand. The following may be given se same of the quotations now current, ma., Wheal Edward, 41 to 5i ; North Crotty, 5 to 6 ; South Frances, 240 to 450; South Crandon, 400 to 406; East Wheal Rus sell, 6/ to ; West Basset, 241 to 251 ; Par Con sols, 19/ to 201 ; and Providenoe Mines, 671 to 70. In foreign and colonial mining securities there is still no movement. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Comodasioner Ralsoro 040218 HILL YINING CONIPAN7 (1.1:11112/2). This woe the day appointed for hearing the petitkin for winding up presented against this ocaspany. It appears, how the petition and Slur downstate, that the company was registered u a limited orapszy in May SS, the nominal capital being 20.0004, is 4,000 fg. shares. Ira object was to purchase the right fa sad work the pant of certain mineral properry under the Pastas Rill Fenn, in the county of Buflord. The petitioner wet Mr. 0. Rogers. M.D., of House, near Bridal, holder of 260 shares, who stated that he bad gaid U. per shaft, and had, ho lds% bus awl, sad had anitred If at the at of asund (adhere. Th in was the wad allege ** that thaverlonrths of the capital bed brat Isst sr lissom awash* sad that the cowpony Wan MOW 6o it its !SUMS'. The =mo nads of tassekdon. fa signed by eight weans oaly, in- Othe itioner Aloft readmit ha Werwickehire and tarsh. Mr: IC Kande", ef Oildhas Hall. neer Bristolorho was data tobsid • liras sf thi which the company prolord to volt, suissess ; the politicos, for 250 ; and tbe elians, far RN than. Soon after the formation of thetaugsay it appwsd that the title of Kr. Marsden to work al sine was disputed, sad notice had beau given by 81r John Renneker, the owner of the property, that parties continuing to do so would be treated as imposers. No deposits or cells had been paid by any of the other shareholders: there had been no audit of the 'comma or meeting of the corapsay, and the petitioner submitted that the object for which the company was funned had witirely failed. Jadgmeat had hum obtained by certala creditors aphid the compi - ny, and the sheriffs return eras nulls bona. kr. Pleura appeared 11ET:iport of the petition, and Kr. Data to the company. There were long silidavite on each aide, oontaining the nasal wen recrimination. Yr. rows rid all that the petitioner :rand was to pw art bie bring continually made liable fir dere by th. Th e r=;irlier.—He inisnat be made lishle ier them debts. <u aninntien for the dahlia of the orapeny will nali r e=agairt the arigner of the company. esiesal to the 68th dare of the Joint-lkock Caewirine eltoring that an to:raided judgment mead a emegray a great tar raking a winding-up ram Oa the ether Me it sir mkt that the petitioner had NOW dr debt, Mt Or be iris& Dr. Rogers, tits petitioner, wentenatned, sad deposed then be bed not sanatied the Judgment renamed egoist the company in October teat, by James MA, for 861. He bad been swantoned to the county wart is April lag for various stuns amounting to about MM. debts sad costa. One of these was a clam by Salt, be SOL odd, for work dons at °scene-hill. He did set Meow that the KC ler which judgment wee obtained try Bit "obit Olte sompeay is Oct. bet, had best White Is the twig awn eiwicem He coaddered it • trAz ud itegather. Is Amarry or February, 1867, be had w wirier shore Mew Woe trees Mr. for . ima impormi the was in May, dam Marsden with Mr. Mendes, sot glia Miellsen for the wmts.Thin was Mire the woe lestired. Mr. Doris eelleibil Ili the i mightts heewnireed. Dr. paymen t had mew pit • lila( kiwi ands shares, the bib( lea rib lire ihe tweeptuty wee Limed. No cell hot has wade, ate &rim the capital could it hen les lea larsiit mid bow was that the judgment hid bees °beetled_ wine add eespemy Kr. Doris dry bad Dot appeared: they coadtiered that they were set Wok se they hod sot the woridner of the mine. Hraiewoor add Kars Iran as 'Mims to show that the judgments tecomsd apart the pada* iron for tbs saws saws of as drays/glom nortwoWl Mathsma com- mit ••••dalad. Tidszolyht lasswatior of But so didt lwd bus slows afabast tbs simply. They bad bus prowsatad from swift the Wes by lits Ward of the bollaid as mot awls • Kam AI dr wart mid do was to Amain tie gst Kr. Doris s . dots eels, wide* was eve. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAT.) The May general asseire for the trial of i =ses for Areas committed vials the county of M ter weer tads otwenlag, by adjournment, at the Orldhell, Wierirter, heir this Arrant-Judge and a bra of wr g 4 es. The coalsailar, which le very light, sestatee the rams of only 40 prows for trial—viz., 39 far May, sad i s 10 kw aledeineenor The educatkia of the priories is am died in the Motor of the aslorler 10 can neither tend or write; 16 can read ; l can reed end write impriedy; 20 ma read end , write well ; end 2 are described r sf worrier eduestion. The two prisoners of error ofnesika ere Alexander Beivereso, described as a lecturer, 11110 Mesas with fraudulently obtaining by far front II& tVlos Baxter Langley, the manager of tL Mar marrs g ga a - lazr sum of Ns., with intent to defiled ; gad Henry a surveyor, for unlawfully lasisklas Ink The grad jury. having been charged, were dismiowil to their dudes, and the cowl proceeded with the trial of pd ' sour. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) TIAIJD ON A RAILWAY COI/PANT. Ong* Deere, described as • groom, residing at Stock bridge, in liammeies, but said to be • racing Mat, wee charged Wore Mr. Elliott, with towelling in a second-clam (serfage is the Lemke ism' doetk-Waelem Railway, between sad llsaMpleki asi Leaded, Wawa goyim Me fere d de. (1,1„ ao ding aveM payment el the soma. RAW Data" a debot ce/selar at the Wetedes-idetioa, deposed Mat is the 11.114 Win when eetheelag the ISM koon a seals, the adadeed, Am wd ia a awl Mmi 1111. w an kw Hiagebra. If the mei bad pat him at =awl the disks* espied that be bed. Re thsa that be email mot tete kis 7 7 :11 be sew the it med. add the mai having denied lie kW We sishi, se be lied amMell, he twat the Wen Mr. If the Waded sm at arm the Walselawreed sad hare that geatierwa he admitted that .yam, dose woo, sad that he was sorry for It. laspoider Beak who atbailsd with the rte, here said he bad a whams la sileadleaceo who saw the dedsadeat get tato the Meta el Isakietreeke. ft Jame Whigbem, a porter employed on tbe imit ews , mdd m he saw the disast get into the Unita at sad be (wham) Yweild up to London by the seam delmodeali admitted that he bad got la et sad isloolsi Ss pt eat at Lio=tirt did not d ad orZ INT be was wry wry he what be Mr. IMO abewed that there seat be se deal* wheiewe ilmit he essiempleted as Isopedate Mead an do sod for Its elms is nod my rear/ el IA sr , ili r s a: pined he Weal, adisams do p ty, and offend do in Ur. Beat, bet that sew pr sollasof scarp I. Win Ida did dr somplay waif om! wins Wm Is smolloor esemare he le reesney, 11 yes asslor sake assifire ffo ioddlosr b sisehl sot be lafidsd is a Mod. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (in =craw Twaotansj EPSOM.—MONDAT. Aaarrno.-1 , Wledbrand °Worlds, Ilentroors, Ilhalibiar, North Liae.la, M.N, Jordan, The Dame, Clam of likab L idaMa, Niers Hal Rsperaasr, King at Anna, Dalin, Das, nwelionk, rirjary, LaMs, Mnaha, Rio, and rasa platers. Tim 7OLLOWTIIO All AT LEATIIIIRMIAD.—War- Iock, Texophilite, Target, Vanity, Four hand Ellsatareek, dramalea Quin Charlotte, Bird-1.-the-Hold, Pee, Ana. err ei lest, fey, Hepatica, Rose de lirrwatra, sod Keuterrlagt Tax you.oartire Ala licaArcazo 101 Taa Da ay: Dummy. Cook-racollwasa Royal Roverata. arias a, Bona C. Mr Wl* 4 Aaeroki, Soklguana, Blaoktacea, lbws Pio, Visayise, Chavaime, Rock* ad Cyder The Prises d Weise Ms traussitted to the Rey . Treads Le Ramis the men it OW., as bi royal Meow', subecellpilee leered, the milieu it ears dumb at Ha Tie Chronisk. first Nib Merino et the seam were exposed for Ws la Dauer nimbi a Thenday Wt. laving beta caught by ass at in w Pad Ingists. tre Ant pert, early the sane reontiag. A reed saWy . mai tees& la so Friday, see me: bops that the Mime deberu ir kleh is so peat a t feeder weeitli, lea seer com mend. Tb. Melt pries le erm sorbet wee twelve cos dilig.-11ase Sm. 0011111111 A ND Boam.—Thip sanivonst7 dinner se des , whisk preview pendent et Ws. per south foe done 40 seessietel WWI easety al ter =the Leedom Tama, at IktUr• again; egarsigWrilim. M.P., la the theme at Lot Mese, le die di*. the pawl caw Tres=B.ll Mr. A. R. Illemardl, the High MIMI; Kr. my Kr. SW. X.P. the Rea. C. Romani. M.P., Er. P. C Ilestinsk, Mr. W. Dee* Mr. C. BisriteS, Kr. I. elastra, &a Weft a Maisel gentinsin more enseat. 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Liwis LOTD.—Mr. Lewis , tbs fathUlna pler of Lord Orteskes, whom dark is jut as having et bk 's sat la at the vintaW op el 110, sea vet kr • paled 4 SO ran the bad el tin emiandiesdku Int d Jean Loyd sad Co., of Ileaketter sad at Labkey, Loads& Hews the Aka on of Mr. Inagua Loyd, el Gent Homy. caraty Car artika, ad ark is Nil basun the patter of • mall ates carpal at Mradbetta ; but kirks sterrial tbs nay iter of • weal* naked of kat elk, the his lir. Übe ham, boar he to eats the vend et nor mesa Rh klirwholtir lest lie bit yorlaredip et karbettoe„ mg be shovel pen empasky k bit kw podded. Afar sem rikt, la esandanot of repealed com plains ea tbs pt e as e Leaden owns se to the dlllealty at bitiked the esenate of I s Ins, it wet sped Ihei lir. Loyd dwell nosati to dr iritopelie sad Etas MAIM • book arier lie came moms es de angled lea. WI bs 4ML sad Jars Loyd sod Os, el Mtakestre, dew ea Pass Lord sal 00., of Lotkkury, Umbra Tie nee* a Mr. Loyis o eiy Weary, sad anualle I. re to be seta la tho reopeelly et *be poet lakesdest bows width beat hie saga tad one re astak Windom of his en. Kr. fleamel lean Loyd, to tho Mann of lit kW& pangs es Lad Overseas. Mumma oN.Taz Hips 8881.-0 a Wednesday ka is daredosa ship I. fi. Parese, ben Now Odom, .5,4,54 at Lfaysqtrsl, orb= adasestloa woo Ora is tie Assselsso exasal, dot • brutal Emirs bad ken perystaned ea beard by dyes of tit crew. Seneel srlatesen hew dose depend ther the dap Miley Oehr as ea the alb edam* rot, Y lissormat of the greekte,the bentotela, Ma Welk, err to the bank of • ssona, mod awn Illar Esail ante hat with bk in without say plevesetik. tit beetnek bit tit mash ea the isaipis s vislot wells rain isi. Twilit soma, Imes Theta sal if Illmna, kW& lbs bristrais fa this ISM* ea ism& tail thel ho sl a inuka km snot his bask sa lie de& aka the saturated kaki hat vie A......... ea e dge r M i tt ree mi Is keired, sie Nil 11:1 4 = iesep.a. .. -. Gppera le yes sees sdlartalculned; nal kw Moil kat the noes naiad P ikeieddit." that!., Ma warbeni. floe Lets kiiiisg= to the pike, despenee Risk eat vas sok to leed.- ems the ea Why, la 4111einto witasiltsy am lb, atm aka ast dart sae& . ~d .o~ Unmoor. MAT 11L-ortts rota woe quiet, gab 11111== =0 f....b . stray. MAskials. ni to 2-411.06 Of So li So 1 -igen Oom=p o l i kt- ..b . b.b. ~ r _a 111. to i to Nod ltootk e ll t =aa 6 Li ai 1.-Yortrosil Mb ift• /1- r estAkA6p iiCLDoerfk IPA le f-- 44 to IMa . of Qt aria. 1211 to f-Oloot lir li to l tr i o Climils. 114 lo 1 NADCWINIM. NAT li.-All.lO WY 204 am* Odor milielajod Ur swift Ins lb; a} rather oder pieta gloottiout. Of-II cl. i-41111=1...1it-Dttoo WU. /A Proltasses. 11.14 prea-Listlk Mk- i mam 4 t Ott Is 14 ft& in 117. 11 t a Nil Of 0 COMMERCIAL AND AfARKEIS MARL-LANE.—THIB DAY. With moderate arrivals of both English and foreign wheat the trade In Mark-lane this morning wee firmer, and in sows asM L. per quarter advance wee obtained upon the quota. than of this week. Flour was also the turn dearer. Barieg, with short supplies, brought quite as much money end Oats weld scarcely be purchased so well al but week. Beans and pose very firm. AZZITALB INTO LONDON TKOK KAT 10 TO MAY lA. O.„00. What. 06:1q. /411,4 Oak, Yew 6' Tt. qr.: .0. gm .. B J eoAli+6llll 06 Pardo. 1641 ICU .... sum iiii 11. O. . 1004 II 1766 ' 110 US 11 es N. NAL . 133 43 4313 KINCING-LABSTHIS DAY. : iiii The following pnhHo mho are advertised for to-ma-row: Seger: 700 hhds. West India, 2,600 bags Madras, 1,600 hams Mauritius, and 260 Mids. Porto limo. Coffee: 7011 arks Plantation Ceylon. Saltpetre: 400 bags. Rios: 2,000 tet e Pimento 1,600 bags. contract markets have been inactive dam Priolay,trtre prices of sugar and coffee remain unshorn). Cocoa.—About 1.200 bags sold at previous rates. TEL.—Prior are unaltered ; the market dull. 0/I.ll.—Bisl, pale, 351. to 361. ; pillow. 321. to 331.; 281. to 1111. sperm, body, 861. 10s. to 871.; headwaiter, to 901.; c od, 831. to 831. 10s.; 895th Sea, pale, 861,; olive, Gallipoli, 461. to 461.; Spanish cad Sicily, 440. is 441. 10s.: coma not, 38s. to 415.; pihn, fine, 395. to 40a; linseed, 32e. 9d. to 33a.; me, paN 465. ; brown, 485 Is 42a. 6d. TALLOW MARKET.-ThIS DAT. The ;Lint le quiet to-day at the following gmotatimis —Tows Tallow, 61e. 9d. sett oath; Petersburg T.O. etL the spot, 63a. ; May end Jame, 63a. 3d; J* as! August, 60a. 9d. to 61a.; Sept., 60s. 9d.; 00t.,1 Doh, 60e. 3d. to 60e. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. treis o jt allis or —mai& "" gilds .. ti Viiiii ****** :::::: ::::: N. w e 'aii ..: 7 • - . Twoms .. IN& M. Wia 20,069 11,2 1.161 W 101.160 11 SAS 01 KM ILLS was . 6,L, an 09. 46 60. 004.06. 60. Od. 06. vest mass ISO el Mai an an. eA , Tea main lea wok anglaise ,Watan Nair plena TOO. GI GM& tram sue.', METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. THIS DAY. The supply (Almada r. rathe rsn;all;r. than on Monday last. Trade Y vary dull, and that day's quotatlona are not wafer admalltattaghwat. That area few more sheep. Prices= swop arenearly as of late, with a vary slow trade. ass about the same aeon Thursdar. Good calms Ma rather dearer. From Germany sad Holland there are 190 busts, NO sheep, and 96 calves. Spain, 800 sheep; Snob -1011 bawls ; Ireland, 100; and 2,600 from Nee4s* sad dui& MOM Mita 4. 4. 4. Pa ices kid' 4 411 ===cols.. 1 1 But DIM ilf4aveldla 4 4 FEW* bomb.. I I De. 4 11 1= 4:11 : i_ tts. " ° at 3 °an* — 1 1 - 1 I DM *** 0 • 0 lambs miaow mew. s.tes: row aid i5.b.. 1 0 10 ;4 4 1 444 . in: AIR 411 BOROUGH HOP MARKRT.—THIS DAY. Marrs. Pattandtm and Smith repeat that thaw In a 11. tide doing both for oonanraption sad apeonlatios at alight improvetasnt In priori. COAL MARICET.—THIS DAY. WALK, lds. Ild.; HoOmit 16s. 6d. ; Miasma Suds* 16s; Eden Isis. 15s. 6d.; 14.6 4 . BMley, 16s. 641.4 Morpoth West Hartlsyalls.ed ;&b ads Este /ay, 16n; Was End Beans, 17.. 6d. ; W.O. End IMistworth, 17s. N. • ; Walls End South Wet , " 17..86.; Walls Ind T 055,174. —75 ships at market. A deputation of the committee and representatives of institution in onnerion with the Refirmatoryend Befogs Union bad an interview on Friday with the Vice-Preeidene of the Committee of Council of Education. The doper tenon, which wee introduced by the Bert of Shafts bury, consisted of Mr. Charles M.P., Mr. John , Mr. in filav ill ft, Joseph Payne, Mr. W. Mr. J. Fowler, W. P. 0. P*lien, - lir. J. H. Penthros, Mr C. Lnsidlii. Faith Own& Mann, LE., Rev. W. Btons, Mr. Mr. Thomas, Mr. D.Ooopar,Mr.Wilharas, Mr. Erested,lir7 Gen, Mr. W. J. Maxwell. Rev. B. he Bev. Mr. Vincent, Mr. B. J. Snaps, Km W. Tyke, W. Weary, Mr. J. Cameron, sad Mr. P.. Storkdeb (trent Bohr& Mr ' hosts. (Bristol) Mr. Herehaw, Oolealitece, Mr. 8. Mr. irmtesens, Mr. M. Were, Mr. W. Lew. Rev. P. Rev. 8. Tamar, Rev. B. 211 Mr . E. Eingh, Mr. ld Ms. J. G. I=, . H. Oliphant, Mr. G. W. Mr. Captain Oven M.P., Mr. Jeakinion, Mr. Loykstd, Zen. sati Rev. G. M. Yorke, Mr. J. Wore, Mr. F. 8. Pond, M.P., Mr. C. A. Moody, M.P., sad Mr. Charlie Orrißin, Secretary to the 17nioe. ELscrior INTELuoincs—EvEsnem, MAY 18.— In eatiatintien of a diaolnikie of whiniest aisnere44 this berm* have ban stbrel hem their wi ck trbetis W the bees, yesterday, of ea address as who lieiteentelly exatuelot the 'hereash at INS A = desks, sad who eft. Mimi 'gala m a amitilik The ~mind doss net, la Ida eikeek reerr We wimp. alio. el d. itrail kith, sold se the bet &eke Ids writ did not say Sank sonemests so the pdhiro r/ day. The si usenneee, ett Henry Willablia i n dw en r vative) and Mr. E. Hoist (liberal) will • for re-eiseden. Bow. Cou.soz or Snaosows.—The following maims., balm the nsersiory exambistions for the iggisma. were Embers of the rollsoc es a a t mike/ the Court of es the Mk via. :—likeira. George Leek Gorki Rt=iruvan ii ,.....: Samuel Ilanamori, Low Skiesten J Crook, Castiernen, Irk at Moe ; a gare Joints Mood ,• Maeda • Weedwerd, P i V en Waroarle. shire; Arden Mimed Dori~, Ou ; ArM, With, Aberdeen; Joha Chormeen, 'AVM; ; C Kirk Langley, err Derby; Thefts Gettak C Werete owl rnste-terrataAlelasSic • Noweigi. Wiat, Gatedised, Der ; kit= s aArog4. At the same meeting of the eons; Mr. Jobs M passed his cramlnation for navel wpm This hid =sly been admitted a muter of the rage, his beads/ date July 11, 1818. COITON CULTIVATION HI Irma. A quail muting of the Cotton Seggly Amodarka wee held at Men. cheer on Friday afternoon, tom Dr. ad the results ot kis ell% the Deem ens B. Askworat Dr. BildeSeddhlesd apso oaks rows the Mimi, k a rg i g i rieli ware &and to be work la a pound. Be ket keen hart* km Is the ne*. at the Ninon itatog aserty X years, he hid Lad of gertnsithis et rthegrowth of cotton k one. II tho keyed oNs extensive oohs IWOs of the Derma yen of the Nisem'admisken shirk was melt isreow able ter mete. ondlyeelenbel wtillarktlere three or Her errs bee. mule over is the Bak bias Gengeny. His attest la orkibitlag di Mks erse rowel, to prove what bid Way GSM ISIS ilsrif4 that 110 0 4 serwiesalds oret might he grow. la the berier of leak red theDerenk earkkay oporrod, however,Me r sallis Miss required 4 ondeture mid tompeskint that spa elks Mush. tarts el left did sat =no ootirei smi ted c z ldamdf at Hyderabad borrow It theme seas trestmast as the Mire kW. trosl wa nstra. was that Bombe. okra skull biniglesi tad grow. as in usual ; ths gnat Amorbia robot Right Irmo kr two ca lad V as o ni t loapr, or the soli viral Imam knyarerkhad. omen nos useally son is a system.; and he believed it Nava reosirod aisesse. kot areas wee k soch ht , and al so amok rake, rl:i i a, " Vit an ceald ail for the bed. Good mks kaki no doubt hogrows isersier,if the ryota trsre tootle ink eked NI% di awt=oll4;;;a7rtteiTe.'.... Iffritaiiiirt rTer;- itelltra takte ma& biliebroa to tie eoltlvadrat . bat Sow adglit re as aredre ear* Ma to does wok at Sate Nish' Ile *at woo raiser Oa • Ilemogoos to egos warn . INDIAN Dress. -11u, 4 • kilkso. OA prodokw* to Lord Camila ; melks, am met el ea t , .411111 4, will nate Geratta at u, , Oa tits Ida of Jim Lard kw ask ime! i tr i tillr . LIN21:11111.2111:14" 7, 1141.11Ab ta llig 4taiqti alt i rr l4lBllll"l43.l.l6Bll 2 ll ; :t el riar •n aßbiram - as **tali of July. sag Moo int sows arm Glee* Ili UM at Jaw will beam bdiegleadra the MIL Ts . ,b o w " on the Raul= freatior It the ask to Alp my rows, asis‘ iii the aorrkethaprllt laattlailltrewatia th will lama eat toray amora troorlise WE with am wok et a ealtrirrive troduiry, vitt* MM 7c lahraiest. fl