The Express. — London, England, 1867-05-11 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.-FRIPAV, MAY 10. IN the litorss of Loans yesterday, the Earl of 'Maur Ftated that an answer had been received flout tle..• , 4paniAt gevettnuent, in an. , wer to the 1. st hesp.ttelt of I.4.rit St itley it speeting the TlT mulo, a;vi it had been referred to the law ~tne er s 01 the vomit. In r, ply to ,luestimis front the Mtrquis of CLAN RICAI:IIK, The Ear! of Dintnv said he did not think it worth while to briag under the notice of p.trliaue•at the terms of any rc..oluti , 4l which might be conic to by the liefonu Leigee revy. , ciing the Fenian prioners. Nor did he propose to lay before parliament, which could not act 713 a o mrt of appeal, the notes of the evidence given at the trials, or the information in the possession of the government with r,speet to the Fenian conspiracy and its foreign orlf.ans and connecti. ms. 'flair lordships adjourned at a quarter to s:N: t;elock. 1101 . 4 OF CO NIMONS. —FRIDAY, 3LtY 10. I. the Ifoust: of Com moNs Sir .1. \ 1:TOS said he 811111114 not bring on that evenni4 the vote of 500,00 a for the increase of the pty of th. army ; and he gave notice of his intenti On Monday to 111Ifire for leave to bring in bills on the sulkject of enlistment and the forma tion of a reserve fora% conseTtence of this announcemcitt ACVeni motions of which ti tics h 3 ,1 been given to bo made on going into cennniitett of supply could not be brought forward, amt the Speaker haring left the chair, the house went into elnemittoe f0,..d,r, and intinediatoly resumed. The other orklers of the day were then postponed, and Th, Arroi:N;;;y-(: !:NEILA 1. for iREL %NI) haV;!1!: t: hr:lig in a hill to re,, , ,ohite the i*.hce.m of the Courts of Chancery and et/Ill:WM Law in Ireland, The house adjourned at a quarter past 5 o'clock. PARLIAMENTARY DIVISION. HOUSE OF COMMONS, MAT 9. REPRESENTATION OF TILE PEOPLE LIU. PAIR:4. Won TUC Govbat3NEKT. Mr. Ilriant irl. ra!li AINST TltEno% Rrs vi I •olum I svia. .)viil Mr. Inv 's Mr. 11. Stanley Mr. Pry+. Mr. Sullivan tvir I,lm Mr. liralisva Mr. Mr. Ifuvey Mr. IL iirvirell Mr. S. y Colonel II I' .• Frei.. a Mr. Mr. Talbot r..L.nJ I. .xL:ter Mr. Loin Mr. V. St.ntey r. f.r.4,11r3 M r. Mr. I:rucei M r. I:ftwklr!tur. , t Mr. Trrherne r. Thom, Karin Mr. floury Cult)/ Mr. !Merl Mr. Min , 40 [ABM lt..- ir.• 4 orruard Lord Mdkna NATIONAL Ito 7F01:11 UNION. A deputation from the National Reform Union at Manchester attended at a conference held at the West minster Palace Hotel yesterday. The confen ace, at the reque,t of the Union, was called by Mr. 8. Iltdux.v, who took the (Moir. The object of the meeting was "to con sider the propriety of holding as soon as possi.,:e public meetit4u in London on the present position of the question of reform in parliatnent.' About ufty gentlemen were present, including Mr. Ayrton, M.l'., Mr. Taylor, ALP., Mr. T. ire, M.P., Mr. Gilpin, M.l'., Mr. Stansfeld, Sir H. Hoare, Mr. T. Mason Janes, Mr. Bcdet, Mr. George Potter. Jia, . . . . _ _ ..... The CHAIRMAN explained that the meeting was not held le olio...idea to the Reform League. It was thought, how ever, I t the middle classes had not had the opportunity of expr...-aing thenteelves during the late reform agitation, becaehe they were reluctant to go as far as the League in their advocacy of manhood suffrage. The meeting was called to eon:Mier whether it was not necessary to hold a series of meetings in Loudon in support of the objects of the National Worm Ui ion, namely, household suffritge pure and simile, with the ballot, and a euhmtantial 10.14er fran chise. He was unable to express his extreme discourage ment as to the prcaent position of the liberal party. He urzed all earnest seen at once to begin a fresh siltation. (Cheers.) The division of Thursday night virtually handed ever the elections to the landlords. He admired the wise, safe, mid noigniticent moderation of Mr. litotes and the working slams during the past eis months, and wished it to be distinctly understood that the object of the present movement was not to introduce discord into the reform party liyopposing any eels lug ortinisation. (Cheers.) Mr. P.A. TAILOR. K P., said he was a member o' the Na tional Reform Union as well as the Reform Leapt. The wet k ing clasps had done their duty both in their activity and moderation. The middle classes hail not fulfilled their duty in regard to activity. The House of Commons did not desire reform. There were not 50 members who with out pressure would support reform. thifortimatdy there hail been HO practical point upon which the recent reform meeting. Ind joined in aiming with any chance of sue cots. The tones gave the definite phrase that was re quired warn their leader prononced the words " house hold suffrage." If the liberals had kept Mr. Disraeli to that they would have adopted a triumphant policy. He did not speak with authonty, but he believed the Reform League would not object to accept household satirize as an instalment. Mr. Gladstone and his party male a great mistake when, instead of taking up the words •• house hold AllirrAn' ' o" with which Providence had supplied them, , they began to talk obou t theirfears and a til. rating. He (Mr. Taylor)• was one of the tea-room party, and was not ashemed of it. Mr. taailstetie's propositions WI to the 51. rating was the introduction of the wedge that had split the party asunder. He should heartily support a move ment that aimed at household suffrage pure and simple. (Cheers.) The deputation from Manchester (Messrs. W. War burton, Waters, and J. It. Tore) explained the objects of the anima they represented and of the conference. Froze their remark. it appeared they considered the objects of the Reform League were too advanced fog the middle classes of London, and hail therefore determined to hold large meetings in the chief theatres—Covent-garden and Drury.huse—to give the middle classes an opportunity of expressing their opinions upon the refermrpiestion. They repudiated any idea of opposition to the Reform League, whose zeal and work they admired and readily acknow ledged. One of the deputation (Mr. .1. It. Ton-, a barrister of the Northern Circuit) said plainly that the league had failed to occurs middle-class support, owing to the aatremity of their programme, and that one-half of the league died with the political death of Mr. Walpole, who had given them an opportunity they would never have again. It was pointed out also that the If &theta Reforni Union advocated a redistribution of seats. Sir H. HOAICII warmly urged that the division in the Haute of Commons on the previous night threatened the suppot tens of the working classes with entire extinction. It was now the duty of large publics meetings to declare that if this infamous Lill was carried they would not rest until they had admitted compound householders to their full rights. (Cheers.) Mr. DaLIiMER Mogan denied that the Reform League would accept household suffrage, and argued that it would b. difficult to rouse the middle classes at this tmie of the year. Mr. R. Pore called upon all reformers to tell the country in unmistakeable terms that the termination of Thursday night's debate was the signal fur a fresh and determined erlisnization. (Cheers.) . Mr. E. Iltat.na, in a lengthy speech, argued in support of the Reform League; regretted that there were no work ing men at the conference ; predicted failure to the Na tional Reform Union if they attempted to set up their primiplesagainst those of the Reform League ; implored she meeting to defer its decision • wondered what the con ference was celled for; and said that if the Union held meetings in London it would be a most mischievous thing, and would very likely bring the worling classes' "swarm ing u; Mist them." A vigorous diminution followed, daring which the chair man declared that he had the interest of the working men at heart as much as Mr. Reales ; others intimated that the Union had not called the conference to ask permission to hold,meetings in London : Mr. Connington and other members of the Reform League expressed their cer tainty that the proposed arrangements of the Reform Union would fail ; sod on the motion of Mr. Ayrton, seconded by . Mr. Deputy Ibeml , it was . determined tl hold meetings in fartheranee of the prieuples of the National Reform Union. This resolution was not passed without some hot discuasion ' amounting at one time to a personaj altercation, which ended in Mr. Reale+ being promptly wile I to order. Ultimately all parties were brought into harmony, n committee was appoio tc 1, and the meeting closed with a vote of thanks to the chairman. DOIVIING-STREET, MAY 9.—The Queen has been pleased, to &mint Lieutenant Philip James Hankin, R.N., to be Colonial B,cretsry for the colony of British Hon.lutsi. Her Majesty has also been pleased to appoint Seined Rirtl.7 Hill, Esq., to be Colonial Secretary for the island of Tobago.—GO :etre. EALTH RESTORED BY Du BARRY'S FOOD TO THE frr 'twit, nerves, lungs, and liver of old and young, caring dyspemta (lieligestion , , constipation, dismiss* achiky, head. ache, neuralgia, hysteria. palpitation, sleeplessness, debility wasting, cough, asthous, fevers, conmmption, low spirits, tie,ooo nionlial curt hail resisted all medicines, ine!adirm that of Ms Holiness the Pape.—Ties. at ls. lid. ; 111...bt. (.1. ; 12111., TM. ; 401.—Du Darr, and Co. 71. Regent•4trseet, London: also at ►ortnum end Mason's: and at el, tirseeehurrhetreet 4, chestudde; es and 150, (liatirdatreet; sad au grocers and elasosts.—fadvertlasuinit. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 11, 1867. taco fide Mona. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-MAT 10. Sittings in Baneo.—(Before t h e Lord Chid Baron and Barons Martin, Bramwell, and Pigott.) ATTORNEY-GENEKAL r. nAsix AND OTHERM. This was an information of intrusion, brought by the Attorney-General against blows. 'Akin and Ifku.ley, who were ilheriffs of Middlesex in February, lafiri, and two of their officers, for having unlawfully intruded into her Ma p•sty's ancient royal palace of Hampton Court ; awl by the consent of the parties at eptathil cane had been stated . . fur the opinion t Leir lordahq.•. The 19.iicitor-1:, nnral and Mr. M'Mahon appeared for the crown, and Mr. I,tunin, Q.C., and, Mr. Day for the def..n•Lents. _ _ The Court postponed judgment. - - - -- CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (refine the Common Fkrjeent.) j„h,, Tht, ol4 ,C, C .Vrt, 22. and Julia Arrhi4ald,24, three fellows having the appearance of costerniongm-s.were indicted for a highway robbery with violence on George Morrie, and dealing from Ms person a half-crown, a Oulu, a pocket knife, and a pocket handkerchief. Mr. Cooper conducted the proreention ; and Mr. Lesley, with whom W. 1.1 Mr. Straight, defended the prisoners. The prosecutor was is labouring man in the employment of aleeeri..lackson anal Shaw, the builders and contractors, and lives in lloniney.street, Westminster. Shortly after 11 o'clock on the night of Sunday, the 14th April hest, he was passing homeward,' when he saw the three prisoners (whom he has known by eight for some time) standing near the Palace Hotel, at the comer of Tothill-street, toge ther vrith another man out in custody. Pursuing hisdireet course tho prosecutor creased Victoria-street into (:rest Sinith.street, when the man not in custody pieseal in trout of him, while the three prisoners followed him. The fourth man gave a signal by shouting the word " whereupon the prisoner Archibald seized the prosecutor from behind by the throat, plate al his hand upon his mouth, thrust one of his knees into his back, and then forced lien backwarls, anal rendered him pettedly power lees. The pri Amer Coyle seismal his hands, while the third iansuner (Casey) rifled his pockets, taking from him the money end other articles mentioned iu the indictment. Archibald seal Casey then both ran sway, but the prosecu tor retained his hold of Coyle until the other two cause back to the rescue of their companion. who tripped up the prosecutor, send after kicking him on the eyes and side of the head with crest violence, he and the other two male their escape. The prosecutor returned to Victoria-street. where he met I'olice.eonetable Cocks,ll2l3,to whom lie told what hat lisprened to him, and at the same time gave the otlicer a full dereription of his assailants, and the officer at once remembered them (who were well known to the police), and had seen them together in Tothill-street a few niinntes before the robbery wu committed. The three' ' prisoners were taken separately into custody on the follow ing day, end were severally picked out from among a dozen other men, and fully identified by the prosmntor. Several other constables proved that the three prisoners were constait associates with each other, and had been seen together on the night of the robbery. The defence set up was an alibi in the ease of each of the pr..oners, to support which numerous witnesses were examined. Mr. Straight summed up the evidence fax the prisoners, and Mr. Cooper having replied ou the whole ease, The Common Serjeaut autumnal up the evidence with great core anal minuteness, and The jury, after live minutes' deliberation, returned a verdict of Guilty against all the prisoners. In reply to the court, the conetrible, ('oaks, said that the prisoners had never been convicted of felony, but all of them had suffered imprisonment for riotous conduct and assaults. The Common Serjeant, in passing sentence, mid that if they had been before convicted of felony the court would have passed upon them a sentence of penal dui ( Ludo. With regard to Coyle, who hid been guilty of such brutal violerce to the prosecutor after the robbery had been perpetrated, the sentence) was 1S months' impute's. I ment with hard labour. As to the other two prisoner., ( Casey anal Archibald, the sentence was 12 months' im prisonerent with hard labour. This being the last ease of the session, the court at its ( riming adjourned to Monday, June 10. WARN Llfff&-(THIS DAY.) lon i xd 100 3 7-16 TA 1081 19 14 fo4 63} COLON I A L fbi .160,006 Britian Colo. Jp.et.,,c72 100,000 Ito. lb% Den. Goy. p. Do. 6peret, Feb.etAvg. Do. pent. 31ez..1Sa 11,31 - 4,808, Do. 6 peret.Jen.dir 666,806 Do. b per ct. I us. 8t 100,000, De,..,ota Hone6per.Dral DO. d 0.18604900 Do. 00. 1860.60 Do. 6 , .. 142041 14,000 D0.6p.e.Ap.1614.1900 100,000 Oteou,A ov.D6S, 0 p.ct .40001 1147 P. rto.. 1.900,000 De. 1871 d 0... 100,000 , Ilenetliwo plo 06.,1878 180,000 Do. 1 11378 85 ,0000 1 Do. 882 800,000, Do. 16*6 166.600,NatalGov.Op.e.Ap.rtOc. 166,004: New Dettna.Gov.BPoroB. 1,136,800, New South Wass Gm. 6 p. MIA , 1871 to 1576 11.871,800, Do. bp. n lON to lOW 1191.000 D0.:".p.c.r,11.107 to Mt MAO New Zeeland 6por coat. Loom& Do. &per Gerd. 600,0001 Do. per cent 1881 1 6 3 0,000 i n0. , 1 , .. 1 'Dilute& Ikte 350,008, Novo 3ootis Sp. 0..18731 I,B6o,lollouostolood r Sp. b.Auo&Cor. 6 p. e.,67-77 7203,C.0 , ; 010. 1873 sad arnts. t.so,uorr MAD° /Alp. O.J ea. Jory 7.006.0110: Do. &p V kprio,6oo 7ROM LAST MGM'S GAZETTE. [NAVIN or SOLICITORS AND FLNITHaI PARTMULARS TO NZ ounnttf, AT TH2 07FICE OF THE LYIEF muisrtut:, COURT or auncourrcy, BASINGNALL4INENT.] SANICAUPTI. ' " ____ ___ WILLIAM \ ow-cot, I. os•t— o. Of the Clad .bIIV {UMW:4W* to surrender May Ti, at 2. Ssnum. li...A,Lowcc.p ckigAgo,clerg,llay27.Wl. Jena Want y, ItcAckley. Notillaniptonsh., hoot maker. kl ay27.at 1. Jolly TIVIsADA T. Lewes. Ilumscs. clerk In holy or.lers, May 27. at I. Halley %%ALAI oil II ATFOLLIL t Alwortal o.ggl. tailor. May 2:, at 2. Fuss, r , laddiuitton, coal wet. hart, -flay 27, at 2. RICHARD llogsACT RACHEL, Norwich, corn merchant,May 29. at 11. Jo ATIIAN N CALK. R ,vco.rou, hiteclisp.:l4kul, Journeylinai tailor, May at, at 11. Wll.Ltan MCuc, Aultu.stroet. Adelphi. engineer. May 2 ) . at 11. NASILW. Langlooth.walir. ailmun , May •Ago, at L. ji,csop =wry, buil d er, May 29, at 13. Eowt3 Josgrn EnntgrOn I'ooo, East-street, Old Rout-road, lithograplec ItraugblAnuui, May 27, at 12. GliknOn RogLooN, Urcegriocuttage, l'eckhanl.rye, clerk to a hop merchant, May 29, at I. LIoN Mein, l'howo I suit, Finsbury, tobatcoolst. Vay at 1. JAME.; WILLIAM 11 gs.oci:c., rentonville ; %% bite Lion.strect. tlertenwell : and Bloc-yard, Islington ; terrier, Alloy to.s. at I. NATANT Ria NSWICI and NlTlrrnrit lIRCNSWICK, Newman. street, Oxford-street, t otootlarturrrs, May 00, at I. itoClikT Boltroit JonaSoN, Acacia-road, Tottenham, ch. rk to a solleitor, May 30, at 1. Glikoloolt JOHN sAT :sew 'Crompton, Kent. brewer. May 30. at 1. AlloWAlolg FRANCIS YARYAN. liolthoggilla'S.Low, llacwlll:y'run 1, house de. , ..ntor, May 30, at 2. Ai.. ono k. farntr, Ma ::a. at 2. tirottoll WILLIAM JOIIM Tow, .Ntuudl4l , 4ll.l. Itrgtorapark, boot aalc::::Lia. May .$O, at 2. Cra:tolt BAVArs, Latin:act, CAW Lay an. al 2.. ALFRED WILLIAM YAl:3ll.lt, Feldwan.roa.l, Petalutta, grocer, May 30, at 2. WILLIAM eulford-road, De Iteamulr:town, and Wino.: I la:t tr.et.S ewrate•tnarttt,tatat sale :ntan. 34. at Y. THoMAs J OUN UtL , ON. irohnitatter, May 2.i. at 2. JAMMa JA kvLs, A rthar: ttrraCe. laakton. bonder, May T....A It. SAmuLL NorLEV. ::::countaat, May :a 2. Jona V: lUG,IT sll'l.o. 11.1clanotal.plaoe. &tea abyters..e,....l..in. inertial trarcll , r. May rah, at Y . . JOHN Tina , . Co.lstone, hcrr retailer, May 29, at 2. USOKOIt 1:o2S, Ilnntinipini. etrtct , KingsLtil-road, boot ninon. tacturer, June 5 at it. %I'ure4cm, Kent, ?corer, June 5, a 12. ALVaro st, Canterbury Toad, N otting-la n, journeyman butcher, JllllO 3. at IS. DAVID Hu4l x,uN. I tuuat,ead,lierts,straw plalt.lestler,June W MIAMI Ft. tt ELL, rarker•stnLt, britry.latie, timber dealer, June 5, at It alellAHL INAE, C,llerß.,..troct, Ixtrinan. Jane 6, at 1. HENRY Switerect.talTatee,Notti.ig•lini,,.,,,wer,Jun • %MI. JAMES WILL .,.* STEEL, Addcrbilry Lnet, Oxfordshire, innkeeper, J tube 6 , at 1. . lIENKY I ttrei and THOMAS SrTrox WALItIaN, manufacturark May 2, :it IE. Jmla 11A21310S1) Lov•rr, chemist, Slay 22, at it V.DWARDGoI:I..N, Wolverttaiptol I , utdar, May 24, at 12. Jostril NoaroN CHOICIIMAN, Market Moping, lincoln%lilre, tailor, May 2S, at 11. . . TIioXAS iti.ritvii a, Jwansea, becrh,,uic laviwr. May V. at 11. EDWARD DA NUERVILI.D. cheltrallani and miransi.a, railway ear. Matte builder, May 21, at 11. ... WI I.LIA111%,11.1:y Sitsektninali, Cheltenham End Swansea, rail. evy carrialrhull.kr, May 24, at 11. TllollAll TIM HoLMILMonnERS Hanna. CrnitnaSranarrru., an,l DAVITS. 1,:nal1r1.11, Yorkshire, builders, MaytM, at 11. EWAN. M Alwrionl, Yorkshire, harmer, May 27, at 11. WILLIAM Lluculusldre, clerk in holy orders, May 22. at IL . • . .. . MAirr 41 . 1 .'asicC , Liverpool, Wowed rietardler, May V, at 11. Davin DAtIL3, lute, Lantwahlre.licensedvictualler,May 21, atll. Mona 111.taTer.1.1., I.:es,nearManettester.bleather,3lay V, at 12. Jegati Manta, flaalitiadeu, Laticaahire, 'oilier, May 21, at JOHN Tule% Sae bill. Linea loafer, May 21. at H. bake 2.01115,0 m shalt, Westmoreland, grocer, M• 22., at 12. ConNELI Ca sedWey, etailortishire, miner, May V. at 12. Coe"; SALTER. tw port, Hants. tae 01 , May V, at IL GE , ..euz HOOlll. Runcorn, Cheshire. butcher, May 17, at 11. At until/1 WUITR. ‘llastontary, late Mag.:leer, May la, at 11. JOHN JENKI!,.. Tiallegar, ,arpeoka• May ty, 11•NNAll TH1L..14, Lincln, UN:n.4 victualler, Nlay 1.1, at 11. Jong ALLII3, 41 al.l wel I. N urtha ropto nsh. ,bootma ker, May22,allo. LLMARD GILLES, Oldbury, Worcestershire, retail brewer, /by 13, at 11. WILLIAM Ist:TLER, Jun., Nottingham, greengrocer, Juno 5, at 11. SARAH 1%16E, Nottingham. late beerieller, June 5, at 11. TnoMAN 1i0n122, Nottluglusm, printer, June 5, at 11. Dumas Ititong. Nottingham, greengn.cer, hole 5, at 11. 82111144 ll.trlL9 , iJanlihaugel Croyddin, Cardiganshire, grocer, May V, at 9. WlLLlAMlltoLCY,CapOock,Clanmegansh.,contractor,Maraatl2. JOHN listigs. Mime Kt - ry,t:lanauganalt., saddler, May 2:, at 11. JOrKYb CUAY51.411,, IScath, tilamorguurldre, confeethmer, May 23, at 11. g k RAH it ORALL, nrktoi, heersell , r. May 31, nt 12. Hever MotsoSS, hirminghaas, late camper and piercer, May $l, at 10. loge rlusl,.a, Liverpool, news agent, May 2.1, at 3. I TROIA!: 1 / 1 :1:131211182. Liverpool, contractor, May 22, at 3. WILLIAM ‘1A1i15252, Stretiurl, Lancashire, WiLtottintSCUlall, May 25, at 011. WILLIAM WALTTI: Wmlns , Owslcbury, Hampshire, general dealer, May 31, at 11. ANN HILL, gtartord.hlre. milliner, May Ti, at 10. Fannon reoi Ell, Talymalu, Monmouthshire, nail maindseParer, May 27, at 11. Wanner :MAW, Debleneld, Chcrldre, labourer, May C. at 12. JOHN NZILL. gtourtriage, Wm ceaterah., grocer, May :V. at 10. JOHN Paxson Lutrow.Whithy. Yorks') gentleman, May 21. at 11. PIVILUP 111111,71 an Croler7., Manchester, photographer, May at. at ue. AA ItOM Jgrrr.tv. liarlow•Itill, near lisirogate, Yorkshire, black unith, May V, at 1. LOB WO to 106 BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. May S. DUMINICK Jh:NNINUS, Illu.grOv, thulium runith, omnibus di i% cr. DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS. URNItT Trtr. 11 rimer, Kant, aanat to • cootractor-I.t cif A ttend of 111 d., Ma 15, •nd ttabsequeat Wed•nuday, •t Par liludiathallatreel WILLIAM :r BXRH,Balloinucre, Kent. charter-Ist dlel• &int of Its. Sad.. Illy Ir., ma subsequent Wednesday, at .... Parkyore, street.. 6.•PALIJI:II/1.40N. OM:timing, tanner --Srd dividend of bid.. Nay 15, and bulraviuuut Wo,uwNla ,at Park) us', Babinghall..l rect. iLt.taii Wain., Coventry, silk dyer—tat dividend of ta. Tituraday. via Kinneor's. Birminkhani. GIOACE itosix•aim, Liverpool. upholsterer—lst dividend of kv. GI. , ]lay 22, awing: subsoquoit Weilneaday, at Tuners, LlverpooL DMDINDS. June 6. A. A. (Merrier, Woolwich, I:Denman of the Royal Norse Artillery—May O. J. & Gates, Folkodone, stationer , -June& J. Jones, Jun. Areheretreet, Ila3nuarket, all vervnilth —June h. G. Levey and C. Robson, Urest isee , trthd, Vetter lane, printem—Jane 19. J. Perks and A. Perks, Burton upou.Trent, Lrewers —June at. W. E. Wood and J. Y. linen. wood, Tame Valley and Rinustntry Wood Collieries, near Tam. worth, brickmakers—June 6. W. J. (Morse, Oloucert Ir. stock broxer—tiny xt. T. Si. Matthenn, Plymouth, wine me:. han: Slay SO. U. Blackburn awl J. Blackburn, tiontersol, Yorkshire, cloth mantdaeturers—May :Pi. I. Tong, Kelghley, Yorkshire, tobactxmlat—May V- W. J. liruebrook. Liverpool, ruernMult— May 2t. W. Langley, Liverpool, Joiner—May 27. A. Tim:norm. Birkirrhead, grocer-- May =. J. %Cellar, Liverpool, commis-4Mo agent—May Itn. T. O. JOll,l, ilalkin Mountain, Fllntaldre, draper —May YS. J. Daukerley and W. Dempsey, lioUlavtood, Lence nhtre, corn dealer—May 24. J. T. Bennett, Ilanehester. provi• Mon merchants—May 2.. J. Cooke, Newton liner, chenlshe, publiam—May •21. U. Booth, J. Viarharst..l. Winterhottom, and J. Redfern, Moiteamin.Longdendale, Cheshire, hat manulao- Borers—May 22. W. Woolley, Houghton, Lancashire, carter . May 2:.0. T. Tiplady, linunham,Yorimhire, Innkeeper—Ma y tit R. Stoker, Bilbrough, Yorkshire, butcher—May W. T. Whitaeld, Wetherhy, Yortahlre,toinur—June 2U. J. Woodraffe, Athuktoue, Waxericknldre, felimunger. PARTSIIBIIIIII - - . _ J. Watson. It.Winrl . sou 'I Ilawurth, \~uringten, Lana- s'aire, cotton manufacturers—J. Watson and It. Watson, Oswald twiatle, Lancashire, cotton spinners—J. Beevors and J. Rycroft, Mesborough, Yorkshire, Joiners—W. Chillingworth and J. O. Greet Tower...treat, City, wine suereltants—E. Higgins and .1. Higgins, Antbleside, Westmoreland, Joiners—C, Leighton, J. Williams, and IL Bentley, Lougton, Staffordshire, coal maarer", so far as regards K. Bentley—v.. J. Myth, C. G. Blyth, sal W. Nicholas, Cripplegabolatikilngs, City, who'esale clothier', sO far as nizard ; W. Nlcleilcs—F. Young and 0. Toung, tiliafteabury and Cll.l/1t. , 11 Marshall, Doesetshire, tanners—W. Mathews and O. 11. Nal, Kingswhifonl. Staffordshire, coal nuaters—J. Wilde and 11. Hunt, Ashton-under-Lyne, builders-- Y. Hargreaves, hones Mary eaves. S. Ilargvcarus, John liar grearea, and!. Mnorlionse, kaetendn'.l and Buseendale. Lancs. cotton waste dealers, oi far as rennin J. Moorlionae (I. F. Pitman and A. Edwards. Yenelturelbstreet and Lloyd's, shiphrokers—J. cloodwin and F. G. Mason, ktiradrighluu, mud merchants—W. Barron and J. Trotter, Thorne's. Isle of Wight, fowlers—T. Ileid awl J. C. Smith, &Amor and Marlowe', Hert fordshire, corn merchants—M. Prentice. E. C. Prentice, E 11. Prentice. and E. Coote, Ststwinarket, Suffolk, chemical manufac turers, so far as regards it. Conte—J. Lord and J. Hamer, Par ton, Lanasture, cotton waste spinners—E. Aslsiden •decessed unto. Wanaey, Liverpool. pro.ision merchanta—M. Mason and J. Botcher, 'Amines's., Ibminshtre. timber merchants—J. A. Archbold and M. E. Archbold, Woolcr. Northumberland, grocers —A. Dingley and E. A. Dam-rove, Birmingham, jeweilers—J. Currie and K. AMeek, Manchester, silk mercers—C. Cateaus and I. bateaux. Mincing-lane—K. C. Clark awl 11. B. Bawl. Pal toisal•,rourb, wimcroAshlre, rug manufneturere—W. Some and H. Gray. Old tavetnitelvstreet. tisfordstmer. pl c ". dealen— E. W. Downing and Y.. J. B. Downing, brown-street, At. Ilsryk , bone, bruahniskers—T. Anderson, li. Fieldhoute, and J. Lund, Br.elh;ril, woolooploni-11 it. fiee and W. Evan.. Dent*: tin bet merchants—A. M. Owen, L Cochran, and J. ROW, Liverpool, gctieful ship store dealers—ti. N'htw and W. 'l'. Stakes, W, at brointrich, Staffer shire, boiler makers—H. 11. Hind and J. Pet• linger. Lincoln, cabinet makers—A. J. Cohen and M. Ansull, Cannon-street East. wine merchants, SCOTCH 811QUEST/tATIONS. THOMAS CALUMILL, hu,key, atiter, nay 111, at the County Motel, Paisley. HOnN Wimc, Stecenatoo, grocer, May 17, at the Ayr Anna Hotel, Ayr. MICHAIL THOYAIL coal merchant, May 17, at the Faculty Hall. Glasgow. DUNCAN BUCHANAN And JAHR., GILMOUR, Glanow, grocers, May 17, at the Foully Hall, tillscon• DAVID Wiumt, Aberdeen, merchant, May 21, at the City Hotel, Ahentecn. JANIS MITCHELL, bleu, baker, May 18, at the Station Hotel, lIAEVERTI!CO or CORN IN WET WEVIVER. —The council of tne Society of Arts have resolved to offer the gold medal of the society and a prise of fifty guineas for the best essay on the harvesting of oorn in wet seasons. The first part of such essay, after noticing the various systems at present adopted in damp climates for counter acting the effects of moisture upon cut corn in the and for avoiding such exposure in wet seasons by peculiar harvesting processes, should furnish a practical and ana lytic exposition of the best available meting :-1. Whereby cut corn may be protected from rain in the field. 2. Whereby standing corn may, in wet seasons, be cut and earned for drying by artificial process. 3. Whereby corn so harvested may be dried by means of ventilation, hot air, or other methods ; with suggestions for the storage both in the ear and after threshing. 4. Whereby corn, sprouted, or otherwise irjured, by wet, may be hest treated for grinding or feeding purposes. The whole to be supplemented by a statement of practical results. and actual cost of each system described ; and authenticated estimates of any process proposed for ado!, tion, based upon existing but incomplete experiments. The above requisitions are given suggestively ; not to bind the writer to the order or to limit the treatment of the subject, provided it he kept within the scope of practical experience and utility. THE POLICE COURT& GUILDHALL. Mr. ANT! Henry lii;orthp, a solicitor, of 14, South. mopton-buildings, appeared to an adjourned summons, Lefore Alderman Finals, to answer a cicage of having committed wilful and corrupt penury in a trial at the Central Criminal Court, in which Mr. Thomas Cannon was mosecuted and convicted of having mado a false affidavit. Mr. B:-Icy appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Col lino (instructed by Mr. Godfrey) for the defence. The particulars of the case have already appeared in our columns. _ _ ..... Alderman Finms said he bad carefully read over the evidence, and he felt satisfied that if ho coiumitted the defendant for trial a conviction could not be obtained. He should therefore dismiss the summons. M r. Bexley said that under those circumstances Mr. Cannon would avail himself of his legal right under the Vexatious 'Prosecutions Act, and uk to be bound over to prosecute the defendant at the Central Criminal Court. The summon was then dammed, and Mr. Cannon was bound over to prosecute without the magistrate's commit ment. _ _ BOW-STREET. Mr. Thome. Cannon, of Id, l'iiternaster-row, applied to Sir Thomas Henry fora summons against a person. whose name he mentioned, for forgery. Mr. Cannon stated that while he WAS engaged in certain proceedings at the Ses sions-house, at Westminster, his nista, who was ill at home, and suffering from the effects of a serious surgical operation, received a telegraphic message, purpm - tiug to come from him. pressingly requiring her immediate atten dance. He had never sent or authorised any such mes sage, and he was in a position to prove that in the original copy. still in the possession of the company, the signature "Timms. Cannon" was in the handwriting of the person be had mentioned. He could not say by what motive the perpetrator of this hoax had been actuated. but it was a , serious injury to his sister to be dragged out of bed and ' hurried off to Westminster in her critical state of health. The company declined to prosecute, saying that they had no power to do so. And indeed it would hardly be to their interest, as it was well known that a very large pro portion of telegraphic messages were hoaxes. ' Sir Thomas Henry did not see that ho had any power to interfere. There was certainly no statue:, to provide, and no case to show, that a prosecution for forgery should hold in such a case. No doubt upon the facts stated an action would lie. REM BUB EPIDEMIC AT DIIBLITZ.—Great interest amongst physicians and much public alarm has arisen iu the Irish metropolis from the ocmirrence of several cases of a disease previously unknown there. The first case was on the fifth March, 1860, in the person of • moat healthy student of medicine, and three others took place within the succeeding month, but during she present year over 20 eases have occurred in Dublin, and the neighbour ing suburb, Kingstown. Sudden prostral ion, almost black purpurie discoloration of the skin, and death within a very fvw hours, have marked all the cases. The dur.ition of the disease from seizure to death (for all the cases have been fatal) bas varied from seven to ninety hours. In several instances, there his been coma fur some hours before death ; and in • few, tetanoid spasms and increased sea sibility, which symptoms indicate that the malady may be closely related to cerebro-spinal meningitis, which was ep4 tlemic in Ireland in 1846, and in West Prussia in 184,5. No rank of life has more than another attracted the diocese, which numbers among its victims a young nobleman, Kw.) students of our profession, three soldiers, and some other persons living under the best hygienic circumstances. 1 - he fact that it preceded and immediately succeeded the out break of cholera in Dublin, Kingstown, and Tullemore, has suggested to some that it may ho • form of that pestilence or due to the same cause, but there is no other evidence whatever of the relationship. From Dr. Mapother's reports, it would milieu that the disease is not at all com municable, for no second else has occurred on the site of the first. —British Medired Journal. RAILWAY AND MIMS BILLS IN PARLIAMIINT. —Yesterday in the House of Lords Mr. Frere, one of the examiners of standing orders proofs, held • court in the examiners' aloe, and tranmeted the following business:— The standing orders wore declared to have been complied with in the case of the Halifax and Ovenden Junction Railway Bill. The standing orders were declared not to have been complied with in the case of the Great Western Railway Bill. The consideration of the Wallasey Improve ment Bill was adjourned. In the House of Common Mr. Frere also disposed of the following cases :—The standing orders were declared complied with in the case of the un opposed petition of the Sidmouth Railway and Har bour Bill, and the postponed unopposed Furness Railway Bill wax reported WM Ixtifea. In Group 7 tbe commit tee went through the clauses and paned the London and North Western Railway (Ashby and Nuneaton lines). The London and North Western (new works) wag opened and adjourned. In the mme group the North Staffordshire Railway, the Midland and Glasgow, and South Western Railway Company, the Midland Railway, the Tewkesbury and Malvern Railway, end the Wolver hampton and Walsall Railway bills, were proceeded with and adjourned. In Group 2, the Bristol Port Railway and Pier, the Devon and Cornwall Railway, and the Central Cornwall Railway (No. 2) bills being unopposed, were referred back to the chairman of committees. In the case of the Great Western and Bristol end North Somerset Railways (saleor lease) Bill there were no parties. In Group 3, the committee declared the preamble not to have been proved in the case of the Ilfracombe Railway Bill. The Devon and Somerset, and Bristol and Exeter Railway Companies, and the Devon and Somerset Railway hills passed through. In Group 5, the Denbigh, Puthin, and Corwon, and Mold and Denbigh Junction Railway Com panies' Amalgamation Btll was proceeded with. ORYSTAL PALAU". ONE 81111LLDIG FRIDAY, MAY 10.—Admirsioos on payment. 1,213; ditto by season Baits. 1,062; total visitors, 2,275. 01.0TWARY @KAMM AND STOCKS. Bh. I Pd. I &Allman I yes Cl u sing t I 1 p.marr 66101 10-60 3 to St. 100 Bristol sad /faster .. - I 78 80 - ht. 100 ..lilbloulan - ... -_ lO7 108 106 71 St. 100 Cambrian -.... 40 46 ... Ye all Cornwall., - -_- - 4 6 ... St. 100 Dublin andlislltatinac 65 113 ht. 100 rendes, Perth,&AM Jo 70 111 100 all Nut London Serlp Cert. - - 1 , 4 10 Do - -.- St. 100 Olsagowasd& Western 103 106 - St 100 Great Radom Ord. St. 18 04 281 St. 100 Do. E. Ans. Stk., No.l 5 0 - up i St. 100 OreatNorth otScoUnsd - -.- St. 100 Great Northern St. 100 Do.A I lase. no dlr. 111 113 1111 il2 St. 100 00.31 til6p. o. la pa - .. - St. 100 Do. Oa De. ISy.Stoek ... -.- St. 100 Gt. Booth & Wait. aro.) le 91 - St. 100 Great Western 4ll 61/ 411 St. 100 tio.Stoortral.nonStk .- - St. 100 Do. South Wales .. ~ - - - St. 100 Do. W. Md.-Odle 14 17 - St. 100 Do. Do, N ewp ort 16 28 - St. 1100 Leatz.bire a YorWilre 123 1131 i2.::1 4 31 St. 100 bou.,ltrielitn.*s. Coast 611 56 b.. St. 100 London,ChathusAbov 16 17 it.; 1 St. 100 D.llet./.lkn.A6p •. 8 It - St. 100 London.t North %Seib,. 113 1131 1121 . St. 100 lAndn,l. , SontliWestern 74 16 - ' St. 100 Nom hli• r.,* Lima 40 o 7 161 St. WO Metropolitan.. -.. . . . 117 115 1171 1 1 at. UN Do. t echelon, .11;1- - dendop. et. till 1370 103 166 WV, 100 all WerepohtenDiatriot -.- 10 10 Do. to, do - - 10 all 1h...k St. John's•sood - - St 100 Midland lOOl 1101 100/ b; 9; all Do. 69 Slums - - - St. 100 Do. litrin.* Derby. 79 61 - SO. 100 North Blithe - St. 100 1 Do.F.Ju .Perth,l4.ltid.j - - - ft. 100 ' N. Kaakru-Sererick ... 100 103 101 liol 25 161 I Do. G. N. E. SIM.- . -.•-• dia :4. HY 1 Ds. Lsols ... ' 60 ill - St. 100. Do. Tack ' 911 1121 621 St. 100 ' Do. Cartel* - - - 20 all I Do. Btock.&Dseltitt. 12/ 3 4 - 25 -*" , Do. do., 180061 - SY. 100 North Loudon : 110 113 - 1013C6 I 4 14 pm - St. 100 North Statronnhlre OB 70 as et. 100 N. t a Western Jose., 111 116 - Bt. 100 itoottDh Central I - - - 86. 160 Shropshire Cake 65 67 - St. 100 South Devon 1 64 SO - Rt. 100 !both Eastern 10 all fitalsita,Wokinglistookel se 94 - St. 100 Tart Vale - 110 4 Do. C 1 21 :4 pm •- Mt. 100 ;Waterfold & Kilkenny , 10 1 Waterloo * Whitehall' -.-. - BIIMPII 11198TONN. Altai St a. tit. Lawrence! !Boa. Bar. SC. In g6p.e..1 Do. Sham BUQI4O & Lake Huron Do. Proferene• auft.,Beant ,&Goderkgi il per . Cs/ &S. Meting p. ap Ceps T.& Dock p. e. g. liggipera"3.42"Pert Do. — do. - 6do fast Indho ea. 6 do Do. L Shama Grand truuk of (hoods 1)0. FAinip It.ap.at Do. lob Drat. Dana Do. and pret !foods. Do. or.l pr•f. stock Do. 4th prof. 910 , :k Great Dti= Pladniala Do. tom 6 per cent . Do. Neer do. Do. New ...... 4.B.ogndle. L 6D.ct.l - 1 - ; at Welfare of Mambo Do.k=pay.ls7P Do. do. do. 1.117/.0. Didion (Llnaltodi Iludres (NM. 6 p. omit. Do. do. 41 dog.. DO. do. 4 d 0... Do. Fifth 1'..-.tonsfoo Moth and flohocoes Bay Do. 6 p. Cl., pey.l6Bo Do. 6 p. et. pay. 1866 N.R.of Cao.6p Selodo b tua 6 . for tant. Do. do. Do. Punjant..lo. Do. Woo of. Illot.do. JOINT d&Nr+: F 661 8 -7 . 104 103 is igga • s 4 66 60 4a to x4l UT 1(0 1.1 1011 1021 (,9 " 11 1 1;ama 11 17 1 66 68 341 46 48 61 33 38sd, 20 22 sdl 104 104_ -- - - frn I 1 tr..! Ko } na 14 14} ' 92 94 It 44 s 103 1641 Si 69 6 le 100 SI 64 62 100 101 101 vu : BANK& iPdICI.I Agra Busk A Annan l6 Alliance 14rnIi l Ansio Austrian Anglo Egyptian (Um.l all Anglo IfalLa (Lisultal) l6 Australasia fill Bonita initithColusabia Do. New, lammed a Ina Bank of Egypt I all Bask of ot.wv, (mono, 110 Bankol Viols.rla,Austral, Bank of New Zealand /I Britian A CallturniauiL Lritisti N. America Aus., Chins all Chart. klar. of India, an a at, 00/oulal Consolidated Bask (L J 6 - 7•47: i Della and Lowtoti 11 'Zoos Loodoo (Lyrae& 11 littera Exchauwa.Lita., I koallrb and Amoneaw . 10 Eng. Cana R.de.laneirol4 10 Say.Scot.d.taaLtliarld aY !Engllattau4Swo.liah(L.) 11 11i0pertal Bank ILltottatt 20 Imperial °Maw= lO llonfaa Do. Now Load Mort. Bk. ladla(1 ) • Do 6p.0.D0h..1864,30p* all iLon.Bk.ofMasteo,dto.(L: 20 ILondou and asatillsa 1 40 Do. Now London& o.lvorrado(L)l 4,0 Do. Now, at yak; 10 Do. do. do 1 10 Loa. Ch. Batik of AIWAI all i Lopdoa and 10 Dodo. Now I 8 Atrica l London Joint Mock 11 London &South all Loa. aS. Western (Lan., 20 , Lotulow a VennuelalL.) 124 Loudon & Wattinhoptcr. 20 ILlarchant Dank ,Lim.) .1 26 Do. Now MoreonUlotetrown WI 12. Metropolitan (United) 1 all Midland Bank (Lint.) 'National of klutz:data 1 a National of Livorpocl : II N. Pro. of England l4B I Do. Intl t att lam e ) 11 INottonal rank .. , SO Now Booth Wile 1 an North Writant I 74 Oriental Bank Corpora i sit Previa Baratta/Corp. (4 10 Pronnt. rf In I tS Do. do. Nes 1 all South Australia ail Stood. GM R Affica Du. do. sr. at 6 pia. 10 Union of Australia . all Ontcp of Inland (Lbw); IS Valois of Load., 1 , 011111024 ILAILW, L IP* 1 11.murara 1 Llogn4 prom. 1 balm 10 all iAaltnep & ltuttordam 11 9) - 99 all Os.Fra (I )a.7p.e. 11 IS - 0 all Belgian F. I/ usetion lf 1 - 10 all !RA7re5,0.8.4 7p cL(L/ la II - f 0 181 Central Argentina 9l 81 Ila ad - 100 an lundapn - - - I 0 . all I Do. Extemi.in . - -pm -. 90 100' 75 Dunabarg . tattpk a.") ... - 16 Dutch - _ N all Do 211 ;d r _ 10 all Eastern of Franca .. . 11f 21 xd - W 18 'European Central (L) ll 13 Ms - 10 all ,Urisat Lured/our, - lll 91 9/ 90 an 'lmperial Yoram IL).- 4 1 110 an Lerrergaliernorita(L) 13 1 1 :1 - all Nua.&Llege i . By the 9 ... so all Doti p. a Prt. i Bag. goy 18 14 19 14 all lir g orthern of Prance - 10 all .Ratl. B. Ayres g.7.p.a If al - 10 all Do. Deferred ... - 10 all nommiflan Trunk Pref ... -.- 10 all Ottoman (Smyrna/11dr 11 21 - 10 all purl. Lyansoind Iledit. it 76 ad - ad 10 all I Parls and Orleans - 10 all Paella & S Planets. (L ) 10 11 - 11 10 ,Royal Sardinian - - 1 all I Royal Swedish - W a Do. 7 per cent. - 1 all Sambre and Neuss - - 10 all . Do. bf f pereent.Pref 9 - 90 all .ban PAW.. I.) p. 7 per et. 15 161 - 111 all B.Aust.&Lor.Venetian 16 151 td 15H ad * 16 !South Cat. of Portugal .... - ass - 10 all !leathern of Prance- - 111 1121 - I 0 all i Turin and Savona - 81 an Meat Modern 8 a - 10 all , Do, 6 1 per cent Pref 9 - • an Meat & 31. W. o Frame 111 221 ad ... FOREIGN OBLIGATION& U. I Pd. I BAILIIATI. I Cl99lng pilaw I Bair. 4 all O. Luzambourgsp.eent. n si 20 all Do. - 100 all Havana and ?Iran= 88 92 - 100 all Lausanne and Pribonre 97 90 - 100 all Y 4 and sabanilla - - - I 100 all Do. Seem6.l true.. . 67 90 - 90 all North of Front* 3 p et. 11l 171 - 10 all ! Do nateCharl. 51p, el. - - Lou all Ottoman (Smyranote.; is 65 - - all Do. do. hinted at 72 20 25 - 20 all Prlatrona& Sin Sp. eL 12 124 - 100 Fail Recife &8. F. (Peril 9O 91 - 4 Royal Swedish 6p. ct lf 9 - 100 '&,..w La Grande 7p. ct Ft t 6 al - II all B.Aus. &Loin.Ven.39.e e: al - 100 all South Beat. of Port. 7p. e, - - L I - 20 all Suuthernof PraneeSp.e. , 12 124 - N all Meth Italian, S per M. 6 6 -. 10 W.ttN. W. of lra Sp. o. 12 124 - 8 WI 1 11 9 6141 t 1 }6 60 . it 14 6 Adis SO 62 0 0 0 4 dl4 $2 34 IPS 33 S . tg, 50 4 5?. I PI 17 le' 28 70 02 13 36 a S 2ii Cti 10 171 10 8&a por 1 pm - 2 - lcdia 22 21 M. 21 nu.. ad O 22 12 10 61a 12 17 dla II Pldt. 4 7pm t 2 pull 1 pa. ..!3: 63 . 67. 4 44 114 121 Il i 14 dl Vt 1.4 15 IN 111 70 41• • to 7 8 1 1I 0;00/ 1 tp n • 1 dull 118 *Y ow l 44 64 P al 41 43 au 7 a dui 83 86 25 HI I 11 U abut , 7 4d 48 10 Idu 7.8 0 BRITISLI MINI - 106 No. I Sh. I Sittim. I I'd. lU. prises Seise. 2,900 1 .. iChiverton 1 2,1160 .. 'Cotford A ma'. ilO : 4 1.0241 .. Dev.O. Con. (ravisteit.)l 1 375 - t(10 12,800 .. Drabeealls t i 2 2 9 1 I j VW .. East Ilameat (Mogen) 10 —. 6,144 .. East earadou ' 114.6 5 6 6,000 ~ Bast Care Brea ' 3: 2 1/ 6,0001 .. gest Drenellie 166 2 3 1,906, .. Cast Lovell , 3.4.0 4000, .. 1, .. W. Basset) (Tavistk 1' 1. 1 .7.6 t 3 4661 .. Urearbl64.4k ht. Monaht. SG 4 6 —. 12,500, 6 Great Levy (Limited) all 1, } 1 171 6,000 1 .. Great South Toliwi , 1 • 66(1 i •-• 6.906 .. C. W. Vol' (11e1) 6,000 .. Chem Ills 1,926 .. Ilerod's root 6,000, .. 11 ingston Downs 6 10.6 14 2/ 1196 1 .. Warrant (Day Waist) 15.1..11 7 9 as. 9,0091 .. Marko Valley 60,000 6 Meryortv Iron Ore 0 4 25 014 1 - 4001 .. Ness Melon , 40 50 700 .. North B...pear 1 36 4 6 —• 6,640 .. Norm Wheal lkotty ' LILO 6$ 6 0,0001 .. Prosper Culled 1,120, .. Prwsuanc• (C. Lotion , 1 06.7 18 00 51t .. S. Mrsdoet (IL Mee!' 11 4 PM 360 6,132 s .. Di Conderrow 696 .. .W. Frames (Mogan. 18. 1 8.9 16 IS 920 .. Sin. Palk 36 . 140 6 8 6,0001 .. in ers.:4— 1 ' 9 133 1 6,000 .. West Basset (Mogan * 9 1,021 W. Carndon (Usk .' It 3,0001 .. .. West Chiverton 40e .. West Solon 612 .. Wh. Basset (lliotran) 64 034 674 10.1 612 .. Wh. Huller (Itedratb). 18 14 24. I,W_l .. W,MaryAnu (IleulamL) 8 12 16 3001 .. Wheal Setae 614 ,1 5 11 '5 45,0001 .. Wh. Trelaveev (Limic 1 9.1:.0 i 10 12 —. VORY.4I.- lit. as. No. 16h. I UMW. 1 Pot I CI. woes I miles. 14,01.4 - 1 Iklamillos Limited) .. all 412 1 —• 100,000, 1 englo-lires.Oold(Lins) i / 16111 I 50,09) 20 A nstrallan 16.000 16 !Cape Copper 11.tra0te41' 7 par Ipts 16,090 2 ''apula nava( clamamil 2114. 1 °Jail 20,0•0 6 1.1,0uta1m0.6 - .B.NUa.,Li 34 10,000 10 roplapo (Limit.* ....' 14 1 pm _. 10000. 1 , Don Pedro, N. Del Sol 141. 1 • 16,000 1 3 :East Del Rey (Limited) 24 idls • is,ooo' 2 I Fortnna !Limited) .... all 1 50,006 10 1 1 57entIn i o.kBollsia . 111: 17 , 19 ) 7-16 01 11:400 11 Kapeusda (Limited) .. Ws. ! el l s 16,400 3 'Unarm (United) .... all 1 1$ .. 7.927, 5 ILualtanlan (Lismited).. 24 1 2 1 ils sm. 50,11001 4 I Pannlclllo *wee (I.: 3 , dim 110.0/0 6 'Peels:roe Gm! (Um.) 14 pm 10.009 10 I PostnibandallverLead all 7 14 aa. 100.009 6 'Port Phillip 1 12,000 50 Royal Cobre Copper ... 120.000 1 nool4lsh AnstraL(Liol , • all I I s.- 11,009 20 Bs. John del [Ley Um l6 1 65 ST 4.,174 90 United SIOXICYI Lim 30,000' 1 'Val A oil/orbs Oo d (L) I 11 dl'. ... 60,000 1 ValbunasesGold(Uns IPM psi S 10,000 1 10 Vancouver Coal (lbw 6 I 6 2 410 6,000 10 Vol Sesame 'Limit ed, 6 ... 20,000 1 wastweGo l 4(limiliell ell i 1 mot* 1 Worthing (Waited) . all 2 I 15, 44 00 • 0 • 1 1 Yorke Pentemnia(Llns MI 1 6521‘ •-• 2 .Yudasawiaas IL•is. all I I ... • 2 1 15-16 pa. 111P1IMIII. Anal"- ‘..tericenTeL(Ly Anglo-Maxims ]lint Atlantic Telegraph I bo. 8 per cent. Australian Agnettl ' AadrallaaliLLSYn.(L ', Tea gatateal Ile il le a l * Vsterworks (L; Du. New Boickow Vaughan (1 Bombay w Om (Limit u a o l Do De IBM& Americas & Dag. TaL (L) ,1 British Shipuirusou Canada Company CanudianLoand 18 1 1 * 16 16: SO 83 00 18 iii al -• aft r_vz,-;;=.; ClanZt.BilisilatalL. Ct Discount, ted Cl ty tyorLondosta.Pro.(L) M al Milan Inspro. t L! City of MosrolrOns (L ' City °Mori( Lim) ecioutal (Limited) Do l e Oominarclat Union, Inc Core. of Atricauller.(l ‘ Continental Un.Osin (I, Cop.ll. Cm., Prof. Te p.c • 1..°1 1*.? f 81 , IRian i C!') _Ms Do.of Maaritine(L) (nystal Yahoo Do. ProUtence Do.6p of Pert d E ) mb.. Mestere Assam Tea (i. L.indiaLead,C.& Fin k L, R. India brig . & Canal ' — ll'l'rd.(4 • Sentlantoin. Electric Telegraph Do. New Rno.dAns.Copper (Um Ong. and Forme Credit that& scAtishblarin.(l. Vairbairs Engineering Yert•et ( WarcLonse lollivara (Limited) , iensvalCredit /t DMA.' •ien. Steam NavigaGm. Goose &Colonial AL , L ' tleagKaw & China Use ludsuo's Bay lia.litedCo. Marseilles L Indian Carrying (Um.) Internat. Flnan.Moc.(L. interest LandOrediEL Italian land. ashen brig. (Cen.Cay.) Do. 6 p. o. Bda. r. 127. , Land Secnritle(Lim.) Lewitt ktricanTrading ton. & Csledoe. 11. (L Lon.CoantyLand*B.(L Load. DistriciTelsg.(L. Load. Ylasu. Aso.. (L • Lend. G. Oisuithuse.(L Lnut.&Glasr,. Eu 4.00.11 Load. Provincial Marin. Madras lrrica 0 op. egg.hylndianGov. Marine lamstansat (L) Mauritius land, &e. (L. MedlL Eaten. TeL (L) Merchant Shipping (i 4 M Lcl.&Dock(L' Willwall IrneWarts.. Saul Land &Cote. (L National Dia. Cara. (L. Do. New, maned 6 p. , National he v.Marinuri 'Sationaltiteam Say.iL. SerbadtlaCoel&irns; L NewOonseltdat.Dis.(L. l New tanobrada. Limited N.Zsaland LA 11.ag, L. S.Zesland T.& Loan I'L ' !Catkins Assent Tea De. B Y. Brie. Austrahuden (L S. /Mt.& Moreau. Loa = a i ll in arin . Lan u san ` arisemlGas(Llmited) Do, New 'NIP& W and SteanifL4 Napo It addend Invest 'Menus Gas (limited Panama B. )L &meal. ! Do. do. restate. Land& 111m(L ' Peninsular & (Means Do. dn. New (thrwemy Iron Do. New &MI. City Improv.(l..) itio Janeiro Gas (Line ? bisil Steam St. 4 cot. Angles. Invest. (L 10 Soc. Innen. d'Egypte (4! 60 .4. Atricanll.&lB.(L) inothAnstrallanlend It. inboarine Telegraph 1 Do 10 Scrip TslOonstrue.&3lain(L ) I Do. Do. 100,000' 10 Thsems&Mareer In.(L 1,5001 10 Winkled Petroleum' (L 17,0001 10 ?rusk% Mawr"( Au. 00,000 10 T. & L Co. oi C. • 100,000 60 Cm/Urine of Lime. (Li 25,000 16 United Discountforp(li 10,000 6 United I. Tided. Co.( L. 10,000 5 Do. 10 per cent. prel. 60,600 10 Univers. Marine Ina.(L) 10,000 SO IT w an Diemen's Land (Lj owa 1 1100 VicerogoiEgyptlitor.:L, 10,0001 60 Warrant nuance (Lim.), 60.006 '6O estledla&P. , lllo M ff.! PREFERENCII SHARES. North Eastern, Stockton and llarl. A t; per cent., 'r,/k. moo igo,oo 81,400 60,000 150.000 1100.0011 ??..060 ii:iii 1.0000,4 'lO,OOO 4,000 9),0011 10.010 LIMO 40,000 143,12111 6,000 50.400 10.000 1010 1L64 12.0 6 0 9 Vt 3 thoo.ooo 0.000 10,600 i 10,214 2200,000 30,000 10,000 , 10,0001 54,006 110,01.10 15,000 2200,00 5 50,m0 10,0v0 14,5100 C 550,000 1 15-16 2 49 80 48 tw . ipna S it 6 ▪ 21 26 38 61 63 GO 62 12 16 i ta 26 03 21 :I 96 sd 120 106 I 6 die • 6M. 32 S 4 SO 40 I °l* S pm 1 pm 24dis 1 If Ms 1 1 i 17 161 7 i nal 7 8 70 71 • 14 01 , 8 6 IITO 1 I 10 , t !le° 1 4%000 10 . 14,000 50 40,' 100 1 1 iO,OOO 20 1.1,00‘. 20 10,000 SO 10,006 40 ' 1v,600 10 11,60 u 20 10,000 Ls 11. 10 10,000 SO 10, 10 10,000 60 10,000 60 00,000 20 00,000' 15 Ilidokto 20 10,010400 tbu,o9o 10 60,000. 10 to,caol 60 104001 60 60,600 91 16,01 30 111,000 10 1. - y,iii . ,63 lel,r0; 2° 97 98 94 96 96 97 86 87 E 4 104 106 104 108 103 VII 104 108 91 93 101 104 187 10 106 101 108 106 106 108 107 109 106 107 96 97 98 98 N N b 7 N N N I lt 101 - 101 103 104 00 00 Si 03 104 1041 1061 leg leg 106; iill ' la s e s j 100 ; eli I i n 19 101 . u. 641 90 96 17 19 Oh par zd I adk 112 12 f Wu 4 41 11 01tle 18 U 86 91 09 71 2 1411• ! 11 Opt 3 1 di. I 13 11 da4 1114441 2 Ws 2 0 16 II 161 lapla ! 6 44 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. A WiII:ALIT, MAY 10. —Arrolwrinurrx.— Sub. heusenrats.—t.. F. Bolton, to the Primo Count; W. Skipwith, to t'.,e Pioche. Awiorint-Parm inter W. F. Boxer, to till Min , tmr (srpornuocr.u7 for disproal). £ctihg AssUlant-Sur - geoii;.— tV. C. James, to the Royal A,lrla do, fur service at Plymouth Hospital Dr. F. WClessent, to the Victory, for service at Haulm Hospital, C.olets (if qualmed).—E. 1. Comm. y, E. 1.. Smythies. WAR-OFF:CZ, MAY 8. —The Queen has been gra_ ciou.ly pleased to give orders for the appointment of tar nephew, his S..rene Highness the Prince of liohei.l,ll,- Lancenburg, K.C.8., to be an lionersry Member of the Civil Division , of the First Class, or Knight. Grand Cross of tLe Most Honourable Order of the liath.—Gazt Ur. RlTGAR.—Busrot., 'IA\ la—rhe sales of the week have been Ilaitt In all deurlptlon• of raw augers. Befitted : The d•maod is dull, and but little dolor. TALLOW.—The tallow market was flat, and prices closed as follows 4ft. ild. old October to Deeember, Sta. t..wn tallow, 41a lid.. net swab, being a doclute id is. ed. per cat. N. Odessa or Mouth .tMelltAll offering on spot; prlees asked fur pari,la to arrive are limited beyond the kips of the trete. Australian nintton, t3a MI. to 4U. 3d.: besf, 4ft. to ets. ad. Cocoa nut .41 hat suddenly become very list, and for the µ•.:vela offered tit auction to-day no bidding* were made • quotations aro therefore purely uentinal. Doubts', Inge.: Ceylon, n)•dney, •a to Cis. goual to tine : 4M. low cud interior. Palm oil Mat. Vine Lawn bought in at auction at its. (A. No palm nut oil offering. COTTOK—LtrgeroOL. 111• s 10.-lise demand for eottou leas been uniformly active during this week. At the emnpandiniy moderato range of prime the trade are [tidied to buy !reels, cite. imaged to ..oraie cruet hy the greater faeWly of making sales of their yomlitions which has been recently obserrelde in Altal che.ter. The disposition of bidden end importers to meet the demand still coutinues ; and prices ere lower the on 1 hunday last. Late this afternoon • lar,:e demand I.AS arisen. and prices bays rallied IfL per It.. from the 100 cot point. in Sea Island • large businms has made bees ihnie, principally In mmruon qualities this de.,eript ion k freely filtered. but prices are tins' at hut week's quotation& Americas has declined W. to id. per lb., and hi beau Irregular in price, althcucli In large and general request. New Yea k advises to the Bth inst. quote middling Amerlesa at a cents • costing to ill la Lisierpool ll d. per ship, and the same pricy, 111 d. per steamer. With less Inquiry for bracil, and more desire to sell, prices are fully Id. per It, lower. For Egyptian tinge has been a feirdemand during the past week, ' and prices hare been very steady. Smyrna has been in limited reescist , without quotable change In prim. There hit bet n as Improved demand for East India. holt, from the trade and fee report, and In the early part of the week the primes of last Touriday were g.. nemlly obtained. During the hot few dap' more desire has been clown to realise, and e conee.si et of Id. per lb. has been made in inset desaripUous. Bengal has ben is very goal request, and last week's rates are well maintained. Speculators have taken during the week 1,300 bale& exporters 10.2.10 Liles, and the trade 61,000 balm We have hid a geed demand toslay, anti a very Jinn markot at Id. per lb advisee over yeoterday's rates. The salet are nou n:do. of whiek 1 , .000 are for export and ape, nlatlon. The tut:owing are the official quotations Orleans, 14d.; middling, 1i 4 ; Fair hde, 13d, : ruld.Wag, 11. d.; fair retied& 1.3 d.: rulddlipg, Ild. COTTON GOODS. —lllXxcwwwegg, Mar 10.—The suspend solution of the Luxemburg tattle:laity, aad the *pm cot delenal. nation of parliament to paws the lichen' 11111 hare • leen the en cue, for higher cotton today, and to some extent the yarn ioe Let bus followed In the same direction. In snippety y.ras $ emolderable amount of business has been done in this clam of good. at I.L to id. per lb. advance on the un , dett.ms of pester d.iy. The demand Ins been tree that It la believed if spinners would have accepted yest.irlay's rates, buyers would have been disposed to sweep the market of all available yarns in stuck. The oper.abx.s on Use part of Germans hare been Logy. Dome trudeyarus have also been In ',pert, and an amount of nosiness has been done at id. per lb 'Oven, me the rears of Tuesday. Fail prices, however, tend to check business. In tho cloth toxrket buyers decline to bonito this advice. Manufacturers are compelled in self-defence to pat their quotations bliencr, bat there Is next to nu budness at the advent*. buyer.* lead buivibt so very beavili Wee° the late speculative whit set In. and were so will supplied with ebtat a; the lowest rate*, that they manaftet no desposiUou to follow the advance, and hence a quiet turn /et, CORN..-1 - 111LIC , PORD, MAT 10.—Ourroarket tn-day was fairly supplied with beet ; rune could seereely be Sought lower u farmers know atoas are short, and will not for, wheat At any decline. Wheat, white, Ow to 73.: extra, 73a.. red, SA. to 05s. ; extra, We. !ARM'S. MAT 10.—We hare had a large winiiMy of wheat. snit the trade ruled dull at last week's priors. WMatt, red, li.a, to Sac ; white, Os. to 71s. ; oats, 295. to =a. VAT 10.—We had a good attendance at our market to-day, hut the demand for wheat was limited at prices 2d. per eenbil lower thug ou 'hg sday last; flour slow of sale fuel price In favour of 'layers. Indian corn in fair mquest at a decline of MI. per quarter : tolled American, 13s. Beaus and barley unaltered. sada and oatmeal steady. WANErral.p. MAT 10.—The wheat trade la quiet, but there Ii no change in i rives. In Weer very U14.1u doing. Bowls sad oats fully as dear. Weather wet. COME.—LOXDON, MAT 10.—Ii *well Main.ll6a Pd.: Wylam. If.. ud.; walks bri iietsou. ; WON Erni With End tier lerm:nd. 17e.; Walla End Xenon, IGs. : Wahl End YAK Hartlepnals he : Walls Rod Routh Hartlepool, ; Cannel ItrAnmpetli Una, Ow —indps as market. Z; sold, IV. Mika Pm- )ter- Total, Total, RAILWATIL open. 'wooly. cben.llse. 1887. PA& Week ending mord , 2. 6 6 C 6 Greet Southern el Indus 127 478 701 1,1;7 51/2 Week ending 11 welt 21 East lielt.us Week ending AprEll.l. Smyrna earl Camelia Week ending April 2.. &Anstriasilsmilessly&C.L .11::.1 13,119 4.1,5:3 0,145 CI 482 483 071 003 (Mantis Aimlnsii Lae) lO9l 9,931 28,591 39,535 43,135 Upper Rah linetinting the Venetian Lint-0 —l6Ol 16,608 32,216 0,611 29,90 Week ending April 28. London,Tilbary,itrionthand Week ending May 3. Dettaat and N. Counties 9Ol 1,097 1,277 Minim and Meath Dublin, Wicklow, I Wat ford l96— - loudouderre Colenelne nalllkeste&NescastleJun lO 11 West Cork in 63 Week ending May & North I:astern 1229 18,812 49,347 16,159 71,01 Wong ceding Stay & Belfast and County Down 44} 437 273 740 772 liristel andltzeter Caledonian 6 10,602 2206 338 7 33.679 Cornwall Great Eastern Groat Western 1311 37,901 38,670 7u,317 74,953 Mstiehrster. ithelfieldr, and Lincolnshire 248 6,991 '14,494 90313 19,919 North British North Madordaklre(iL&C ) 168 9,716 8,071 1,211 287 1,04 1,/0 2.311 =AO 333 23‘ 4,200 4,061 410 341 • Easter Week. Tim CRAW OT VTR GRRAT EARTARN.—PROrEF.9- INON YOH Wm:Ex.—The Liverpool magistrates yesterday granted an application made by a discharged seaman of the Great Eastern for wages due to him up to the period of the vessel's return to Liverpool from her recent voyage to New York. The case is to be heard on Monday, Cap• fain Sir James Anderson being the defendant. We learn that an examination of the steam e r's articles is being made by some legal gentlemen of Liverpool, with the ob ject of ascertaining whether steps can be taken for the arrest of the ship until the men's claims for wages are d' jested either by law or by private arrangement. A meet ing of the crew, attended by about 400 men, was held ea Thursday, on which occasion a local solicitor, Mr. Carr, explained to them how the law affected their case ; and a vary general desire was expressed on their part to proceed in the Court of Admiralty for the recovery of the wages which they claim. (AdVerlisOMPTic)-HOLLOWAY ' S °INTUITS! Ara/ Tim.s.—Those highly eitieensd medicaments cannot, be Ws strongly recommended for curing mom of the maladies to *Melt humanity W heir. Thee are c, suitable for the child grit eiger- Mg on the journ of life as for toe ego] mid inflow The oint ment it a in:feriae for th. cuts. brubief• alirndonit. and eruptiew. often witnease , l in u nufary. and it Is eo leas efficient to main: up. soundly and permanently, the chronic uloere and bad kr , which so often heap misery on advanced years. lip an calf attention to the instructions wrapped round each packet d Ointment and Pills any moderately intelligent person abridge, or avert the discomfort and misery of chronic 11l health. BIRTHS. BRIDGEWATER —Ths the lith hot., at 4, Navarfno•terrwer• Daisies-rim Lowden, the wife of Jena Bridgewater, .1 • daughter. liltoWNL—May 9, at Caatberwellgreve, tie wife of C. Brown. of a daKalitor. Bl:EtT.—Slay 9, at Blubbery New-park, the wife of R. k. rark faW FA . 199191. —llO 9, at Clavertna-strect. 13etravia, the wife of E J. Earrtas. F .of • daughter. 011.E.V.S.—May to, at ( hullterlandl-terrace, Itagent's-part.. the site of C.iptala I. A. Breen.. .1 a daughter. LABIA BY.—May V, at Larl.hull-rue, the wife of W, Lazenhl. Esq., of a sou. VOr Let —May 9, at Erineeastreet, Cavendish-square, thew& of G. B. Vaults, La' q., of a son, IttARRIAGES. OLIVER—TRORP --May +. at Ht. Mary's. Aylesbury. M tb a Rev. O. E. Jell, A e. Oliver. of Lnton, to Ann, o o nelderat K Thorp, of Temple-square, Aylesbury. REEV Es—Si iNTEIL—May at the Oldriet Chun!. f holy Ililtoultext.Oravesend, by the Rot. J. ' , oil. Elizabeth, daughter ..1 IL and Elizabeth *oder, of Grarvt , sd. to J. tnever,, of Eaton Villas, Hackney. DEATHS ANhON.—lfay a. at the Deanery, the Rev. F. Anon,D.* In en of. Merit et. aged M. B‘?klf.—blaY Westwood, floathamptoa, Xarth.i, vile of - yam, axed al. CLAILKK—Msy n. lira Clarke. 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KC TEAM co , JAR Copenh•- Alderman' ,PLIN S r/er V&4, PII I I 01'TERI mss r 1 SUNDAY, to IHI 'VIA PHI Tower-eh IEOC OTT' N0T14.11 Board a CAI London . —By order, AW LI I inve Claims ,Iliths of the _.cs upon tl year I 1st"; w '.division, win PrIMPCetIIB4 at Weill LIVE] —I, D 7. Co isvedo,l 18 .0 5 8, and leolarato e lit, p l l ~hw - world leave 30 clays after of Custom fleation, ffraftell 23 Na etl will plows City. I NA asionrateci YZDAL.— Ames Sold of VALUA amiss C. 6,sli:whin flod Co_ tsi, .ICE. tames 8713 IME Also fis. StL Turi e4~rnt4 •aO.OOO InawouTante W AINE. 1331 .RBON'; ►AINT, imtr "It. as iron, e ail durable Three rwt. at. White i e, lead cal 4tl. Pat : 411( 'A MON , C. No spot .ICE'S (Patented' • rich and azeasa of all glagarisle. Pliers PA T I Beh ESKELI - "Detar,l7 &... may li ..clock, at hi, PAINL h64 066115he ITAL AIJOI B 7 items 111 64. LUli 64 . HAI , awl grisiesl l I NNEFO The Me deal ...el I. i Hearth mild dd 1 .11,. Ihra•Mbnllt and It] CM' got 0 bY t u h .t we no tbl k , ..4 a rp - 0 ,...., - - •‘.. i l loid by thr. l ui i iiir irc %Jabal ante iniittarrg. -4.-. MALTY, MAY ID. -ArrottrillEWlll.- Sub. .nix,-t.. F. Bolton, to the /Mato Cosset; W. th, to t:ie l'hiebe. !ant-Pam ister W. F. Boxer, to ths . .!ifin,tuv ....---'--- kg Arairdant-Surgeour.- tY. C. Junes, to the Royal No. 6,4 10. fur service at Plymouth Hospital : I/r. F. lent, to the Victely, for service at Heider HoepiLd, ---' ----- I G.isleta (if itualined).-it. N. Continuo y, E. P. - . :RS. es. Blackwell IFS to AlrriTA it ur uili P -° le r c anedl i r r, 'r7 ... k- i . . E t f .a t. ' . o . r gi . VlA .:4 dis :v tp . tn 4 h.7 l :u n ct ral ' . 4B ,;: e . :4 ) : . r: 4l The eal f ud o iyi r te: t Q h: lee appo n iii haa tie k ent en Ll C Z l ; have the Dora If SHIN= r, his S-Tene Highness the Prince of ilehehinhe- ' seceetsmodel burg, K.C.8., to be en Honorary Member of the 1 . and she Ileum , of the First Max, or Knight. Grand Cues moose apPI Bost Honour able Order of the Bath, -Conik. 9 4 EY WHIR,/ I VERLAB IfARKETS. by STEAh , . Sou -.-.......-. ILVTAL t ITT ,11-Balsrot., NI Ar Ili . -lhe sales of the week have been ' ' • • • sad mosivi all desmiption• of raw sugars. Schad : The demand : .ea and Bosh and but little dolor. 4th, 12th, I a gree, Calcutta OW.-The tallow market was flat, and prises closeit as -.:pot. te ' w. t.' 4 ' l 4 sllisl . ".. trot eac h, :11 1....w , n t bc: oe ber 44. 1 bly nn odn ie d : dl j nime d ry.t Demr oc h: . 1 6. u nkt. te ikier be o .,t r if dib e f :: :. ; ,: i - 0 . . a the lth I i al, Hellman ' .. moo the I . Nn thlem or Mouth American o ff ering on riot ; pri c es . on the 61 . re pirttouli ,c A tUci l u s stra o ia n r .,4 aut Meet, Londe N, S. The extra ono are therafine purely nominal. Cochin, M. : Ceylon, Edney, 4.3. to als. good to tine ; als. low arid interior. it Mat. rine Lana bought in at auction at 40a 6.1, N.. it oil Meting. viel. . h ol se er i t. it . m.h wi :t t r.eiht lt he, th : ON.-tirgeruoL, tut to-The demand for eothei has donut, active during this week. At the compandiely . MAIL UM 40 range of prima the trade Cr. [educed to buy keel., . Havre Steals end to .none extent by the greater facility of making rake . passengers • • poelaellons wlich has heen recently obserralde in Man- ores are once The dispositieu of holders and importers to meet the excellence of I still emitinues ; and prices are lower the _ inday last. Late this afternoon a lay demand ten. and prices have rallied la per lb.' from the pole& in sea Island a large besine4s has aredu bees . . .. . ow-Malty in common qualities : this .k emit ion is freely , . but prices are ern' at Lat week's quotations. Americas Mg Mar elined W. to id. per lb., and has beat Irregular in await tareili nithouela in large and general request. New York -tor teeth' . to the Bth Inst. quote middling Arnerlean at 77 ers; VIIIILRBI crosting to *ell in laeurpool 11 d. per ship, and the .3.4nd C0..-Yali inc.,, Illd , per steamer. With less Inquiry for braeil, -- ---- we dean; to sell, prices are fully Id. per Ili lower, IVER POC ypdan there has been a fairdemand during the past week, ten hare been very steady. Smyrna hes been in Inning DHLPiiIA i. without quotable change In prim. There Iris bon so ~ the UM cil demand for East India. both from the trade and fee The Company's and ita the early part of the weak Us. prices of last der: ay were ginerally obtalucd. During the lout few dos FROI wire has team Omen to realiac, and a conee•iiim of Id. CI lA' 0 has boot made in most desaripUous, bengal has ben in EDINBI sal request, and List week's rates are well maintained. CITY 0 store have taken during the week 2,300 bales, exporters CITY 0 ..ales, and the trade 61,400 balm We have had a gont Arid d to-day. and a. very lino market at Id. per lb advance Coils parse I eaterdafs rates. The shot are 11,009 halo. of which 17, and 31 are for export and 4 .e. ulatdon. The tut:owing arc the ' Primege 0 quotations :-Yair Pheans.l4d.:michlUng, 114 : Fair lio. • for Cu 'al. : miallUng, 11;1; fair Cplands, 13,1.: rulddilog, 114. , vsetageou I ttelLt ..e-- rox 0001K-Illancateenza, MAY 10.-The supposed HACIY. 61. I ii of the Luxemburg irittleulty, and the appear:et detend. -- --- of parliament to palm the Return. 11111 hare been the ex- i WIDEN a .r higher cotton today, and to some extent the yarn i London..-T7 t. bas followed In the same iUrection. In ',hippeg trans renowned ts durable amount of business has been done iii this elms ef .OH, appointed sit i.l to ad. per lb. advance on the quotations of yesten the demand has been fib free that it is hulloed If winners . buoy., for I heretofore owe have accepted yestarley's rates, buyers woad I this a meet I cep dhposed to sweep the market of all available .ul.l make early n stuck. The operathms on the part of Germans hare :ti and kV n inn:. Dome train yarns have also been lii re. L ocrt, and -Apply at t runt of Maine= has been done at ed. per lb advarive no ILLIPS, OKAY or of Imolai. Fad prima however, trial to check i is. In the cloth inArket buyers decline to fellow this - . Manufacturers are compelled in self-defence to pat ' REMEN.- mutations hifel:cr e bat there Is next to nu business ut the I wick, and ( e. Buyers bail bormht so very heavily before the late lestclass sore 'tire spirit set in, and were so will supplied with . : nth at he &matched rest rates, that they mounted no dtspositiou to follow rho itth e, and hence a quiet mar let, . . 1 i et e rt s n , A 3 N.-fligLitsroen, MAY 10.--Ourroarket tredey was fable .• . e t c .„ . a at with beat; runs could scarcely be bought lower as E.C. • know stocks are short, and will not fon e wheat a any c Wheat, white, On. to 73.: extra, 734.: red, Ws. to xtra, M. TEAM to i rate. Mar 10.-We have hid a large morMy of wheat, end Jr. 8 C l_ ° ll74, - de rood dull at last week's prices. WMat. fed. 6.a , b rhite, Ca. to 71s. ; oats, Ms. to 311 e. .• Aldermanb-t PUN'S Oahe :r.Pool o MAY 10.-We had a geed attendance at our VRB, PHILLI I t to-day, hut the demand for wheat was limited at prices • rental , loser than on 'Donde) bast; flour rloi slow of • 41 prices In favour of buyers. Indian corn in fair request dine of 6.1. per quarter : mixed American, 434. Beaus I OTTERDA ✓ley unaltered. oats and oatmeal steady. Meaner BA rernetn. liae 10.-The wheat Wade la quiet, but there is , SUNDAY at In4ge In I tine.. In Wee, very HOW doing. Seen, sail tr St at i t 1 . By dear. Weather wet. . as to •1 V. PHI II -- Tower-etreet, lA-LONDON, Mar 10.-11 olywell Maln, 160 rid.: Wyllie. I. ; Walls Bird Helton. 18s.; Walls Km] ( h 1 . 9 .P, lit: tel liar lepool, 175.; Walls End Kelloc, 16i. ....Walls HE CITY ist Hartlepool. lie ail.: Walls Rod Month Hartlepool, NOTICE la 1 L. ; Cannel Itrauxpeth Des, lea -Mips at market. M; Board a CALL c I. hares of this 0 .._ London ane -13 y order, TRAFFIC RETURNS. • argon-build. -.- h Mika Pas- )ter- Total, Total, RAILWAre. open, sear-re. cbandise. 11+67. ISM. AW LIF. 1 ending Mar , hT. •E A C A Looped t. ,outher el India .. 127 476 Jul 1,177 SA Ani I ending II .ref 04. Claims Pi 'lout 11:71 11.110 ,3/7.. 41,h::1 0,147. • -fifths of the 1111 . ending Aprd :J. • hitherto • t and Casaba 6l 402 490 On 909 k . des upon the r ending Spill 3 -'. year 118t7. will lan Lombanly&C.l. • division, which h Austruu: Me) lO9l 9,931 28,591 33,523 43,181 Proepectuses, ,I. Italy dncludtug , at dm Ogle . Venetian Line , : -1401 18,006 72,218 40,b21 3 0 ,9 3 r ending Aplil 29. I,Tllbary,Aboutliond-• 1,211 1493 1,694 1,/i lc ending flay 2. : LIVER and N. Counties not Heath , Wicklow, A Wax 7. Corn] 11111 - - 4,200 4,031 invested fund iderry.t Colman, .edeekNeweitstleJun lO 17 24 41 - • • moderate rate ork in 61 32 ttl - he life polities I ending May 4. rides to thinly. Eastern 1229 18,812 49,347 68,119 71,02 le world leave I. c ceding May & , 30 days after ad and County Down 441 407 273 740 FM andtfieter Was 6731 10.602 2806 32.8 7 32.479 REE MAID in tastern ✓edas 1311 37,961 KIM 70,317 74,951 'cation, the Co ester. Sheffield, and grant.) and her undue 245 8.801 *14,484 20.343 leen. ' to excel.* HBritish itatfordahlre(K&C ) 208 - - 8,179 ke7 l City. • Easter Week. I N A g eshow R CRAW Or THE GREAT EASTRRN.-PROvEr.n. . Kg:DLLated et -It 'OH War:EA.-The Liverpool magistrates yesterday • Sold In vl an application made by a discharged seaman of ' : be the ogee at 8, °tst rest Eastern for wages due to him up to the period Mak label, i vessel's return to Liverpool fn.m her recent voyage w York. The ease is to be heard on Monday, Cap. VALUAB tie James Anderson being the defendant. We learn CHINIME CA C n examination of the steamer's articles is being seat ca n i ne h by some lez,el gentlemen of Liverpool, with the oh. Me t 'llutri, Per r sacertaining whether seeps can be taken for the i c o.. ~.... of the ship until the inen's claims for wages sue sd• I either by law or by private arrangement. A meet- s CE. -C, the crew, attended by about 400 men, was held ca hirer's BTOCI day, on which occasion a local solicitor, Mr. Caw. ltd. Al K ned to thew how the law affectc.l their case ; and a s e. Oct ? once, ;soeral desire was expressed on their part to proceed ..' • gratis. ti Court of Admiralty for the recovery of the wages do • a:a0,000 w. • nted. warra they claim. AIW N E. 133 to ivertisement.l-Hota.owAy's OINTMENT AND -Mime highly cmcensed medicaments cannel, be tee RSON'S ty recommended for curing most of the maladies to *hat My IS heir. The' are ao imitable for the child lint enter- PAINT, patron the Jouniel of life 11.1 for toe munhaid infinu. Tin: Pint- as iron, w. • a a specitle •for th. euts. Idulaes. abrasions. and erorti .a A ' 55 durable re witnessed In a nursary. and It Is ..o t o es enteiewe to neon: Three c wt. a n nutty and pentlaneutly, the chronic ulcers and had kin • . it*hite W. 14 often heap misery on advanced years. By an rail . lead robe ',._•• tM. Path, .11 l'A IVION al C. No agents : ~o,:ntorteanw:tcrtihepitihiriattrLanc„..yur.eztwrap=iiezild.minnuarollifi,rdthro.etaeltur...i, pu:...,:..14,101 -•--__ . ICE'S s RTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. ( Patented'.-1T _.____, • rkii su' fragn BIRTHS. exce ls of alkall. lEWATER -On the llth Inst., at 4, Navarinedernew I *eerie.. ion -Mad e Loudon, the wife of lotus Lnidgewats•r, et • Sold later. Mere PATE lasNE.-May 9, at Camberwell-grove, the wife of C. Brom. . Helm,. M kOlur , . -ay 9at Highbory New-park, the wife of R. K. ratt. ESICELL, •of a sun. . "Dental gut DM -May 9, at Clavertnn-street, Betray's, the wife of E Re ..._ •• may he I WAIL ran.. of a daughter. ''dock, at Ids 0 N.-14sy lc at t'euitorlandl-terrace, Regent's-park, the silo iptain K. A. Urretiod a daughter. - - PAINLY.9 i , 11 4 1( . . - -aa y 9, at Lorkhanvise, the self, of W. L0c 0. .. 0 M% 104.-May 9, at Princeagreet, Cavendish-square, 'Mt Published. .IL Voulos, Esq., of a son, ' ` ti, AIM)LI _______ -7 Una* DA it MARRIAGLI. tit. Rut co% MARL 13 4. DUB I oid greatest li ho t..- rp - 8 711 .4.1 ..) ! R k T .5 . - .o4 sl :..q a o y luiv. r• rer ,..a .A t o; i4 le t str. lf ury ary .. :s t ..A A ylest a.. .e2: 4....i , r i l i l ji,,s_z.6:.?,d,,,,Aauo,",L:t...rk..__.tsfio„,k,.,llarkLt.ui..bethebyLt::tjtdorl.ectwtcruCl::..u.frtt;jtm‘ ~..f:......411,41 INIC EPOF The Me Heal pn Reeve*, of Eaton Vines, Hackney. 1:,,, No linkal of 5 DEATHS ~..2 1 . Heart/mu .. 77. mod ear 4.-May ii , at the Deanery, the Rev , F. Armen. PLY , . '"' ladles, C, . of (]realer, aged 98. _..te. -WaY B. St Westwood, EutothillaptoS, Martha, site ot "'"%khoutet f. Brea aged 76. ----___ ___ _ 1 UT and RHI IT.- - T ti s - e a m y y ay e " , ik at ham at Ed ßie m tl u a l ultd e i d , l 2 . l 4 . k lin tcrraie igh ßat t k aged . m ßer w irL A n n t: : s pa : ooa % . Dah l ~ llf gout or r M. " 1 7,' , be that ce _.eLAlß'et 01 wee no mar* 1!". 7 1!r17 8, T. 11. Wyly 7, of Nergnisball. Flint. s••rd 1. . MY certain to 1 and Published by WILIJAN KING Baum, of ha d : laud-street, In the City of Loodon, Printer, at • bY all Inedlcl a up . lAny. mA lomli 11, iul. ard-atmet, mln tLe Preeet Oct Widwri 4l " . ass; %Jabal itn7l /Rattail). MARKETS. TRAFFIC RETUR/q9. 13 346 f — Bake. en 1 161= al lilt 81 u2* 18i 9t 3) gni Id _ad . sd 57 8 .... 97 se WI