The Express. — London, England, 1864-04-26 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. ‘t:tinge in Banco.—(Befor• Lord Chief Justice Erie, and Justices Willis, Ryles, sad Resting.) tetrote e. GREAVICS. - 1111 • ginrregan • =gut unrAirr The plaintiff io this case was, in 1863, huntsman to the Berk-hire hounds ; and he now sued the master of the bounds to recover five months' Inge; and she damages f ur premature dismissal from employment. The OW VAS tried before Mr. Justice Williams, a few days ago, when the jury found for the plaintiff for 801. mr. °versed, Q.C., now moved for a rule to eater a verdict for the defendant. The facts were that the plaintiff waa hired in February 1863, upon the understanding that he vs, to begin work in April following • his wagee were u, b e 1001. a year, with a house, coals, clothes, Lc. • and he wee to have as perquisite' the draught boueds which were waded from the pack, and the bones at the horses eaten by the dogs. He lived not within the cartilage of his master's house, but in • house which had bees tam ye s:hilly for him, and which was close to the kennel. Under these circumstances the prineipsl question raised was whether the plaintiff was a menial servant, and as such liable to be dismissed at • mouth's notice. The defeedent's counsel contended that he was a menial servant, bemuse he wore a livery, and bad, as was usual in hie alma, b eet s originally a stable boy, afterwards a whip, and Iva, ultimately promoted to the position of huntsman, gad further because duty was paid fog him ea • servant, to the inland Revenue. It was true thlt in some dictionaries the cord "menial" was derived from a root which signifies b r ing within the house ; but in others the derivation @mai n.s train or retinue of servants ; terms which would clearly include a huntsman. In the case of "Nolan v. Able'," 2 N. and H., it was bold that • gardener who bad bees employed at 1001. a year, wee a menial Nernst. Another point was, whe th er there wee a custom to hire lineman for a year. The plaintiff's cue we that he would lose much of his perquisites if be were diembeed der* the semen, especially because the hands were mostly drafted out at the end of the mime • and be called sever.' huntsmen to show that it wee the cu stom to biro for the year. On the other band, Lord Clelway, Csrtain Williams, Sir John Trollops, and other gentlemen who were leaden of bounds, de posed that they had always understood huntsmen to be meets] servants, liable to be dismantled at a month's notice. His lordship did not think that custom bad bees proved on either side, but he left the question to the jury, who found it in favour of the plaintiff. His lordship thereupon re served for the court the question whether the plaintiff wain a menial servant ; and also gave the defendant have to cove upon the ground that there was no evidence of casket is to a yearly hiring. 1:ole granted. COURT OF EXCHRQUIR. mt,age in IBanco.—(Before Barons that* Briawsil, sad 14 4 06 L) tit V. CTNICRAL 011211806 COMPANT.—ACCIDIPT. Thi; was an adios for damages fee injerths sustained by l• boy through being run over by one cif the defendants' emnibusee ; ad at the trial before Kr. Berm Pigott, in Middlesex, the jury fowled a verdict far t t lte=l- 4. — . damages 150/. The accident occurred in Oa strand, sod the plaintiff, who sued by hie next friend, was permanently injured. Mr. Hoddieston, Q.C. (with whom was Mr. Harrington sod Mr. M. William) now showed cense against a rule ob tained by Mr. Hawkins, Q.C., to set amide the venting and for a new trial, on the ground that the verdict wee maim the evidence. He said he hoped that, sotwitheleadieg the learned judge had expressed an Make against the verdict, the court would cot impale the plaintiff to the risk of another trial, especially as the driver of the onisibes, apse whom evidence a good deal depended, died yesterday. Mr. Buss Pigott said he would most decidedly have gives the verdict the other way. Mr. Haddleston always ttoderstood the rule to be that though the judge might have given another verdict it was entirely the provisos of the jury to determine what the verdict should be, and that the court would not interfere unless it was manifestly perverse or wrong. Mr. Baron Martin did not think that the facts of the me jeatihed the verdict, and was of opiates that there should be a Dew trial. It was not a ruled law that a verdict must be perverse in order to be set aside ; sad it was suf ficient to show that it was nth a verdith fairly warranted by the evidence. _ _ Mr. Baron Bramwell a:premed the mese opinion. Mr. Barth Pigott said be weld rot allege that the verdict ti perverre ; u there wee thee avid's's is support it, bat Le thought it uthatidactery, es there we we proof of aegii- From on the part of the driver which thread reader the dr/red:eta liable. Yale absolute for a mew trial THE POLICE COURT& (THIS DAY.) CLEMMT WELL. Jaws Grey, aisiiie; Welliie:7• the noises wa charged with Matting a valuable dog and William Buffs. the keeper of the Bricklayers' Arms liemskop, Teabridgo crest, Easton coed, was charged with receiving the same, nll knowing it to ham been stoles. Mr. Biskette. solicitor, of Frederick-etreet, Gray's-inn road, attended for the prosecution. Thaw proosedimga ware taken miler Bishop's Act. The prossontrix resided at lelington,and about six months tithe the nrisooer Gray was is the habit of visiting the boom to see a relative. The proescutrix bad a valuable teener in her pososesion, sad, suspecting the primmer*, she kept it locked up whenever the prisoner Gray was this.. fin the day that the dog was stn en the prisoner Gray was it the boom early in the morning. and when he left the dog wee allowed to run about the hoosa, the prosecutrth tbioking that he would not return. In the afternoon the primmer span came to the house, and whin he went away be took sway the dog. The promentrix, who had beea out walking, mot Grey with her dog adder his arm, and whilst she was looking for a constable she missed sight of him and bad not sem him stem until he was in custody. The only evidence sport Beggs was that of the primmer Gray's wife who stated that the was nt when her husband sold ldm the deg, and lbe Loud her husband ray that he bad " lynched* the deg. By that term she turderstood that her husband had stoles the dog. The'peiwx Gray said that his wife had instituted thews preoeedlap lierAtue he had secertsined that she had com mitted bigots. Yr. Barker maid that then was sot quite evidence sertsch t , keep the prisoner Buggi ie custody, sad he would be die =ter the present. The Was. Gay weld be is for a week. MARYLEBONL • town's QO/11.111. A tall, well-dreeeed, young woman named Clarroite Painter, was charged before Mr. Yardley with the following angular contemplatioe of oaenwiUieg suicide : Polioreoestable James. 406 S, abated that hurt eight h yea ors duty in the Park-road, Ragout's-park, and observed the prisoner leaning over the canal bridge with her arms outuretched towards the water below. He polled her beck end asked her obit she was doing. Her saucer was that she should do at ohs liked. She was again asked what she wee doing, irbot she replied that she was going to wash her bands, at the ante time rubbing thorn together. She the wrung them as if in despair. After doing this she took from her Enter • ring, which the allow said be believed wee a sodding one, and threw it sob the water, at the mate time aying ,he was going to follow it; that it wee set bar soul 64e was soles to hurt, bat her body. H. than teak bar fete r - ..dedy, when she said that as be bad prevailed her thee ate onuld accomplish it on the morrow. Mr. Yardley—What lieu you to say Prima (who seemed most terribly do)ed's& sad kers. hair syse tied on the floor) did sot answer. Kr. Yardley spin repeated the quietism Prisoaer—My young men has quarrelled with me. I don't fain abet to do. Mr. Yardley said be should remand the prima's*. for a wank to the Moose of Dakota's, whim rho would hey° the suelleat «wke at the chaplain, who would ha hen that sto ought to lave as mush regard—if sell mere--fee her red thss her body. Pompey—Pray, air, lea me go, duet look me op. I can't Ire a week. ' , le was then removed by Arnold, the paler. sad planed is in company with awdber Soma* to watch her. Ti, Nza• CANON OF Exam—The Rev. F. C. Coot. ILA., preecher of Lima&lea, who hes bees semi atvd by the crews to the emery is Enter Calltedrel„ 'mitred recent by the elevation of Dr. E. Mireid Driewee to the bish of Ely, went through the esramemy roasting to e nsoday lam The Bishop of Exeter hes made ProPned to the govereeteet that as the divinies if She f'ame of Exeter by the meatiest of • bishopric of Oarsman as been refused, he may be allowed te ham a lshop to &mist him in the arduous duties of Me wtmnivn 10 . In the event of the (sweetmeat awed's, to this pre late. his lordship bee offered to seetiesie Mr. Cook to the 6 °Orie.. The qamtioa is mew cadet the cessideratisa el Re 4w olfiftre of the elm. TiZ WZATIIIIIIL--Wheill are the April showers I the question which .repose has bees daily ask* for nearly & fortnight. Scarcely • drop of rats has fallen that time, and during the pest week brOliset ease Ind dowisso skue boos doily boos eefeyed. Them has mesa some drawback is the abeam* el all raja cad tithe per 'last prevaleoce of easterly winds. Though warm, abase vine days hot, the tem tare lies sot bees of a medal rbatartar ; the seat winds have had • disagreeable "edge," *hose effect has bees far from beeelleiel either to hems* weal. or vegetable eaten. The tome= here hod • tom Of it for out-door work, sod evem where the lead shows t r od rods which time sad eppertaaity here predated. ° berm now, however, to weal ; tbe gems doss soh 1, 7 e kindly ; both wenn& sad isehatere ere requiretter !i• our crepe, lied • shame would he We l * Ns = 'utftd of April showers March lest sew peemilsot et rare_ ly remember a year is while the mew& of April ham fmr Wise away frees its proverbiel ohmmeter. listen a, however, us deed*, mbar ea with kw owe weft, sad a are little rain weal rapidly eesepeelete ter the peaces. . I . o4 vardeeis vegelasiee. —Samar Idirarlison THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 26. 1864. LATEST SPORTING INTULIGENOE (IT =craw ratactiara.) NEWMARKET MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) TWO THO'CSAND GUINEAS. 13 rsa. SWEEPSTAKES OF 100 BOWL Lord in Waiting 1 HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF 20 SOVF. Beton 1 Err. 1001. PLATE. Yar:nand walks over. SWEEPSTAHMS OF 10 SOPS. Last half of Ab.M. Proteeitoeist, Cripplegate, dphyaz f, Mountain MakJ, Vesta, Vedette e, end Seats Retaseaa. All are here. COFFEE-ROOM STAKES. A.F. Harkforourd sad Alabama ars hare. PAID lhoillET.—Midsight Mao, Durham, sad Don&Le. ENTRY FOR RICO HANDICAP PLATE. A.F. Lord el LiDOA, 4 yrs, Sot lOW ; DTIMIIit Boy, 5 re, Set 105 ; Actaeon. 4 yrs, 7st 4lb ; Shakespeare. 3 yrs, 7st 41b; Brow, 3 yrs, 6st ; Bay Delhi c, 3 yo, Est nb ; Ramrod, 3 yrs, Est ; Wavoisy, 3 yrs, sal lab. AB are hers. swEsesnuas OF 3 BOWL T.Y.C. Atka, Coo: de Lion, aad Royston ire hem LATEST BETTING. TWO TROUBLED GUINEAS. sto 2 apt FRU r Lkr t 7 to 2 Goma Pea ( ( t)) 9 to 2 Gopeobasos (t oed off) sto 1 Park (off) 20 to I Lay other (of) Clertatost THE DERBY. 8000 to 500 opt Qualmstaa (t) SAMBRE AND MEUSE RAILWAY COMPANY. (THIS DAY.) To-day at noon, the thirty-seventh half-yearly general inside( Me o w se proprietors in the above undertaking was held at the of the Cominny, Moorgate-etreet. The report of the directors states that, Detwithstand. Mg as increase in the goods balk of upwards of 9,000 tams and 12,329 extra name, the worklag upesses have best csoeiderelly edema, though • large outlay has been made is maiatimance of way and comics of Meek. In Feb:vary Let it was the painful duty of the directors to unman the diampaeronos of the secretary. Sow irregularity having best discovered, the directors called spas kin' to give s writhes expLumties at the cineumemece ; this he was unable to do, and absconded amordiagly, having ponemed himself of the easepoey's foods sad Luise dadleisecy el 7,3341. With the aanapticity a( the late nosnager in Belgian', himeelf also a defaulter to the aniout of 1,1951., the escretary was ambled not only to make see of the funds of Use company, bet aim to falsify the books is Lon don is such • manner us to destroy the only mesas the directors peewee& of discovering the freed. Happily the profits ea the half year will be sulkiest to cover Mese deflotinaise. Nisety +eves shares appear to have been taken some time since from those bald thy the company Ohs directors have so means of giving the precise date), &ad them have been written of the exeunt A pro risked agreement has been amend isto by the dramas with an amalgamated company, ecetistiog of the Charleroi and Lonnie. the Antwmp and Retterdern, the Illarialusi sad Divot, by which that essapsny will undertake the working of the Sambre and Meuse Conmen 'a line on the following needitiess :—L The eseelgasate 4 cooripasy, ia oemideratios of the pram receipts of the lie* and the sem =.1.1., the Belgian oernment as paartee ou the will pay th g e v workiag aod oth sa er charges, sod heed over to the Sambre sod Meuse 0010. may • oat imam of 40.0001. per annum, in four quarterly payments. 2. Is addition to this sum, sad in and after the year 1866, when the agreement between this varies& commaim comae into foil operation. the Sambre and Meese Compare will be entitled to • pro portionate part is any iauaassd profits ever those of 1865. 3. The amalgamated company will pay all the expenses of direetion, LOGAOS opal, lea, and at the sod of the paned for which the orricession was granted return to the Sambre and Meuse Oecapany the same amount of rollisg Mock as the latter sow pees up. The directors state that, is oddities to the fixed charges, /Ad, there will be • sufficient sum to secure • dividend of 2 per mot ma the original stock. which payment will be iseremed situ 1866 whenever the traffic se the lines gives as aumentatice of net months. The flambe cad Mime line will thus become • portion of au independent mammy working snarly 400 miles. The capital aosout showed that 1,119.7271. lead been upended. The memos amount for the half•mar ceding the 31st of December, 1861, shows that 37,3271. had been received, and 18.5071. exploded, 'cerise • balance of Aux The report was adopted. wurar SOUTHERN or INDIA RAILWAY COMPANY.-(PHIS DAY) This afternoon the sixth ordinary annual meet ing at the above company was bold at the London Tavern. The report of the directors, which wad adopted, states that operations had been coromeoced for the constructios of an extension of the ccin ny's line, from their pre seat teronans at Triehisopoly to • junction with the sosth.wert hoe of the Madras Railway mar Erode, • distance of 821 miles. This work was authorised to be nodertakee by the Secretary of State is Jess last and the capital required bad bees subscribed under • guarantee of 41 per omit. The total traffic remipts for the year 1863 amounted to 28,7751., at 4s. 61d. per train miler against 21,8721., ar 3s. 111 d. per tusk mile for 1882, showing an lissome of 6,9R11.. or 71d. per trek mile. The total upenditere amounted to 13,2401.,ar 60.03 per oest,fer 1863, and to 9,6281., or 44.06 per oast., for 1862, showing as inmates of 3,6121. The passenger fares had bees raised thrift the year am (011 mm—the third ekes from 3 to 4 pies per mile on the 2nd of Muth, 1863; sad the fowl and sowed clam from 10 and sto 12 sad 8 pies per mile re. emotively on the let of Juin. While than was • partial decrease fa the numbers carried. the increase in the receipts was upwards of 12 par oust. The net receipts for the year 1863, 15,5361.. worild be milkiest to pay • dividend on the capital (650,00014 of 21. 75.6 d. per mat. GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) This day at a Wham=life meeting held at King's room Mr. Packs. M.P., is the chair, the requested &asset of the sbarelieldere was gives to the following bills :- 1. A bill to authorise the Edgware, Highgate, and Lando,' Railway Compasy to extend their railway to the Alexandra Park ; and for other pitmans. 2. A bill to authorise the coestraction of a railway from the Watford and Rickroasswertli railway at Watford, to the Edgware, Highgate, sad London Railway at Edgware. 3. A bill fee anthoriektg the eonstractios of a rail way to be called "The Helder and °vendee Jen/ties Barley," and for ether purposes. 4. A bill to enable the Nertk Easters Railway Cempaey to onostract railways between their male Nee, near York, and the Great Northers Railway, sea Doncaster ; to raise ad ditional capital. sad for other perpesea 5. A bill to enable the Greet Northers Railway Campsoy to extend their rail way to the tows of Barnet ; to improve their station et KiAelKlllllll, and for other purposes. Ceti 1541113ALD1 Comitirra• —A special meeting of the City Garibaldi Casmittes wee held yesterday at the Leila. Tam, Mr. Erased Desks is the chair, at which it ma resolved that a deputatios be appoasted from the com mittee, in masa with the Working Nees Committee, to wait upon Bir George Grey for the risme of protesting against the isterferme at the pares with the mattes ea Primrose-hill, a Saturday, sad to MIMI grameteas for the later' ; sod also that a petition be preristed to the Houma of Comoros praying for a fall isqwry Lao the matter. The feeliag sprat the radar of the police aarept all arise in the ream, wilier was much crowded, ma quite mealiseas. An address wee then brought up from the Gases committee, ba be issued to the public, soliciting subscriprees to tM reetinassial fund. Duriag the dietaries es this address the 'hearses, Mr. Nicholay, and other mambas, said they bad seem Garibaldi at Medea es finaday, sad he bed seared taus he was in perfect health, aad that his ' departure must be attributed to other essees. It was the duty of the people to i n sist that the mystery %vetoed is ' Die berrad departure should be elated up. Yr. Itieheallem stated that after all 'spares easseeted with the eeree , station bad bees paid, a ear of 300 f. reensised oa head to to.. the melees of the testlesial feed. The admen wee thee speed to, sad after the trammetiou of same maim hareem the metre ad/warned. Taa following gentlemen— Mr. Deleelsa, asershaat. of Alter ; Dr. Beha, pease= at the Usilversity el 11.1; Cason Varensaa. el Dashes. ell three members el th e Beisleia Mates ; Oesasiller Ves Ahlvlsid. el Olpesile ; bailed Pratt/Aar Ilasess, of Granby', near, hie members of the Sleswir de = arrived here yesterday 'maim aa a &parties, by their colleagues sad oesetateeete. to Preeest to the coarsess sow easembled is Loftiest a prole.* spinet airy detimioa brag rhea by that lady as to the future political ceaselathe et the &babies el Bsseig.lllolstsia wittiest masatieg the wishes at the ialialsilasts. • very lamentable ease was Investigated by the weer fee Bolles yesterday. A mamat is the ampley. neat ad a parrease is Boras bed preened bened, rd it insepired Maim the Squat that she had bees drama by a married man soldier to Yeaskrear, bat who Wog& set seedy the whole seedship hid reseeweasil himself r SHARE 1.18T5.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ozoor. In the railway market to-day the transactions are chiefly confined to the fortnightly settlement, and no important change has consequently occurred in prices. London and North Western, Great Western, and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks have risen per cent., while Great North ern has receded and Great Eastern, I. London and North Western stock is now quoted 111/ to ; Great Western, 65} to ; Midland, 13% to ; Lancashire and York shire, 1101 to • South Eastern, 901 t to 91 Great Eastern, 461 to 471 ; London and South Western, 98 to 99 ; Metropolitan, 115 to i ; Great Northern, 129 to 130 ; and Caledonian, 118 to 119. Very little business is reported in foreign and colonial railway securities, and prices exhibit no variation. Great Luxembourg, Sambre and Meuse, and Great Western of Canada are dull, while Great Indian Peninsula and Delhi are inquired for. ORDINARY ARA= AND !STOCK& sh. I rt. 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CO Diaprev. (L ) al DNS gas 4 loyal Malaria as Scotian Ana. lay. t),1011 ' Soc. finiui..7 "pa • ) 6 B. African IL a la. ` II Austral= land on lilt h isrl lo as ft s Telegraph NO Do. i naransallowayla(L L ) an ,TrailliApacydAns. T. & L 0. .1 U. Oasts Vaned C. Tsisg. Oa. (11 lOamis. Maslisolas.(l. ppar Amain Dalai. el i Vas Dianwe's Land_ IN jaalladiaaPactilse L 6 I ii li I j U IV 19} 191 4 ilri 6 WlO ISI - 1 Si ~.. 4: ,...1 M I liel Se Se 11- 11 i = _____ 11,000,10 1 . 200.0011 i. N. $0,014; 10 .10 400 SO . .-- ii: ii 1.0,030 L ft 1 .,. 2 11 3 pa i 1 5.1 Po i Ie Ne IL .1.. 1 1 100.010 10 11.100' 10 10,000 10 00.000 11 10.000 10 11.010 10 14.0001 WWI. 111 I i I Owl • li li pa l e lipal It %PR tii si M} 10 i 1; tor I t 10 21 lf 16 16 pasl I 6pla I‘. U 3 . " Si SG fi PI - 6 V 26 66 or g. 143 Idle p.r tem Si 66 66 1 LE k i k 1 ,- I! 12. Pal nTi 24 ;16 SHARER. Great Santoro, Brun Commies Sztaalisa, Na 1, 1064. Groat &morn, &Morn Oottatino 6 par amt. mt., 116. Groat Western Original Prof. 44 par omit., W. Groat Weston' Original imams& 4 per oast, Good Waiters (Maim* Olkodor Gear. Stook, 76. lAinaskiro and Yoriniiiro an 6 par oast. Stook, 1364 44. FOREIGN RATiWAYS. Bala =a esiCirTi.i.;. (lig; S aar. 7 pat mat., 164. Omit Laximoboarg. 101 ad. &abbr. sad Mow% Si I. &ma Paolo Um.. pros e pant (1 1 1. paid), e. DM) fall paid), lig. 120VINCIAL SHARI rharrrs. I Zampocoh Anus. ray :-Oreat Nader all- Larierhirs sad Tortrir 12111-Lortin arid North Warr Milt; 1 -- loath 44tarn. 104--Dirkanboad. 611-Baltalo sad lake Rerun, Ilt-Orrat Lazeroarg. s -Moro= Three par Ora. 411--Allisass 111 and darter Krone *.WOf 6 1146 7 Te 746 p.--Moronottla and So. at t rang pe e rat. 71 i Itt I Mtt.' 1/ a 146 I 0.16 p.-Datio r 41 - 1 11-16 p.-lanroMm Ip. - Mortar Ker p. - ThaatiaanW my. 4 p.-trakis, p.-Clagier Ma Cr opar 164-Urrpiad Or trout. 2111-Attoodia Te= 160-Nathirl Orr 944 t d.-idle Mrs i =ny. 1 Itrainark Ara lor limn re= with rather lore prat Oa Lar Northern (saw alloranth I p.--areot Corr (paid up). 72- ternaldri art Yaks Ora 41 me cant. peal.), tar -Maaehrlar. rear. rod Ltnernahr. Mt- Ditto 0 per rot pref.), 111-Mareana 46-orth Brinell, be -Nor& narard 711--arth Iterara. ao. lank p.--114ererallo Irk p.- talon Bank 6 p.-Aaianer Dank 16 p.- Br Pro, d. ral Credit.' v.-rarer Wrir p. Loran rd Mare. I 7 ,- . lo e l P o tt 104 gbm Aran. fa- r foursalsom raperliolr SY loarta ßial =res la larinalrot glair at; liantiog Oangsay sham, at 11} ; Ninairr wi a ‘r or= tiara at 156 and Parr raft sad Asia dom. at si p. Arangot the ekeing rotations wen North tarn per Carr. err at lat ; herrn Taller. arra at 1411; Irk Ittederehir at 104 . Binslarsia Char. at 90 to 601; err I bridge Carla at 140 to 250: larmierain Town and Oloirlat art, at 1M 5016 ; Imperial Oorlard Or at to Maori hiral Pharr barer at 1 ; larnlarra riasnoial Nana. arm at lilll par. EXTILLOILDLIURY CAPTVIIII or RATIL--01111 UMW &ay bed, as Marled Tiaras, wasafrelorer sad derems, wm raeoevisi • mall weak d cork a Imp est sew Ism to rsa has a bole wren. Ur sleek bed steel by • bey awed Isolate& Jeweit, tee yews at ego. The bey, be the aster lamest el the bysloaders, thrust his bead tato tre hats, width was about tee incase deep sad braved oak. MMI abs. smear, tbirty.five es* twisty ci arbiati were fan cwy tto ether Mese Wog young loss. MI woo haled the Mille sesadiog by. The bay was set biabss.—Zeods lb. I id. I itaawAn. tsi4.sos W 5,838 . 100,000 , . Flom I maim let 10i 102 106 101 106 101 106 99 61 10 91 106 101 107 I* zd 106 110 zd Ile 112 106 107 111 114 106 IN 166 116 110 112 106 116 01 162 101 WI MI 11l IN N IN 140 111 104 166 106 10 MONEY MARKET.-(TEIS DAY.) Two o'Oloos. In the Stock Exchange to-day attention is almost exclusively directed to the arrangements in connexion with the fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks, this being the first " continuation-day." Although the outstanding transactions are of large extent, prices generally are well supported. Home rail ways and banking and financial shares are mostly steady. One or two of the speculative foreign stocks have shown a little fiatnese. The funds are dull, but the price of Consols for money is sustained at yesterday's quotations, though a trifle flatter for the account. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes were quoted 66fr. 80c., being 50. woes, than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 911 to 1 for money, and 911, " sellers," for the account (May 5). The official business report is as follows Three per Cent. Console, for money, 91k, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89#, ; New Three per Cents., 891, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 105, ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, lot} ; ditto Five•and-a-Half per Ceuta, 1121 ; and Ilichequer Bills, June, 4n., Bs. din. Mexican and Greek Bonds are 1 to'} per cent. lower, the former being quoted 451 to /, and the latter 24 to 261. Turkish Consolidie are steady at on to 531 ; and Spanish Passive at 351 to 36. Very few transactions have occurred in this department Transactions are recorded as follows:—Brazilian, 1852, 1858, 1860, 901 ; Greek, 25 ; Mexican, 451 ; Portuguese, 1856, &c., 491, 49 ; Russian, 1860, 851 ; ditto 1862, 881 ; Spanish Passive, 351 ; Turkish, 1862, 711, 72, 711 ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 711. Mexican scrip in quoted i to i prem. ; Russian, 1 to* prem. ; Swedish, par to i prem. ; and Vene zuelan, lfr to 1 dia. International Financial shares are now 'quoted 61 to I prem. ; General Credit, 5# to 6 prem. ; London Financial, 111 to 121 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 19# to # ; Mercantile Credit, 11 to 12 prem. ; Egyptian Trading, 2i to 31 prem. ; Credit Mobilier, 4 to* prem. ; Imperial Financial, 4* to 5 prem. ; Credit Foncier (Great Britain and Ireland), 6 to * prem. ; City Offices Company, 1# to # prem. ; Fore-street Warehouse, 3}, to 4 prem. ; Lem berg Railway, r dis. to prem. ; International Land Credit Company, 2# to I prem. ; Tele graph Construction and Maintenance, 11 to 2 prem. ; Mrllwall Ironworks, 21 t 3 3 prem. ; and Imperial Bank of China (amended prospectus), 21 to 31 prem. _ Fora o'Cmci. Consols are without change, at 91 to f for money, and 91i for the account. No gold has been sent into or withdrawn from the Bank to-day. The discount market was again very quiet yes- terday. The supply of money is large, and some difficulty is experienced in keeping up the rate for choice bill at 7 per cent In the Stock Exchange the supply of money is likewise very liberal, and short loans on Bnglish government securities can be had at 3 to 4 percent. There is still a good deal of discussion respecting the recent resolution of the Stock Exchange Com mittee directed against transactions prior to allot ment in the shares of new companies. Both within and without the Stock Exchange the measure is criticised upon the ground that, while it is prat tically inoperative, it a ff ords to unscrupulous specu lators an opportunity of evading the fulfilment of obligations from which no man of honour could recede. It is matter of notoriety that, though dealings prior to allotment have been brought within narrower limits since the enactment of the new rule, they yet continue in many instances to take place. The regulation, therefore, fails to attain its ostensible object, while it unquestionably opens the door to many inconveniences. It is felt to be an anomaly that in these days of active joint-stock enterprise, the Stock Exchange, whose province it is to promote financial boluses, should itself introduce new restrictions. It is certainly questionable whether by enact ing this mile the Stock Exchange Committee have succeeded in effecting an improvement upon the previonaly existing law of the establish ment, which theoretically was perfect, inasmuch as it was based upon the broad, legitimate, and com mon sense principle that no bargain, once entered into, should be cancelled, unless fraud or fralidn loot misrepresentation should be proved. For the sake of the Stock Exchange, it is highly desirable that all its internal legislation should be framed upon the broadest principles of justice, and pro tect the interest of the general public equally with that of their own body ; and it is because the new rule is either totally inoperative or very one-sided in its operation, besides somewhat demond- Ming in its tendency, that so much criticism has arisen. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this w e ek an increase of 1,8971. over last year, and the South Eastern an increase of 1,1121. The Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada have given notice that the half-year's interest due on the Atlantic and St. Lawrence Stirling Bonds will be paid on and after the 2nd proximo. At the special meeting of the Standard Bank of British South Africa (Limited), on,the 27th instant, it will be officially proposed that the capital be increased from 2,000,0001. to 3,000,0001, by the issue of 10,000 new shares of 1001. each. These new shares are to be issued at a premium of 81. per share, which is to be placed to the credit of the reserve fund, and are to be first offered in the pro portion of one new share for every two prompt Warta to the shareholders appearing upon the register on the 20th May next. The Mercantile Credit Association and the Credit • • Mobilier have issued a prospectus no tifying that they are prepared to receive applications for the capital of the Humber Irma Works and Ship Building Company (Limited). The capital of this undertaking is 1,000,0001., in 20,000 shares of 801. each, of which 10,000 have been already subscribed. The object is to purchase the extensive iron ship building establishment of Messrs. Martin Samuel son and Co., of Hull, the power of which is stated to be equal to the construction of 20,000 tons of iron shipping per annum. Orders for ships exceeding 20,000 tons are now in hand, and to inset I l the increasing demand it is proposed to enlarge the I works. Amongst the advantages of the undertaking I reference is made to the cheapness of labour, iron, coal, timber, and freights, at Hell, and to the great • boilities for railway and other communication. The terms of purchase are described in the pro. spectus as "high ly advantageous." The chairman • is Mr. E. W. Watkin, the president of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada. Idr. Martin Samuelson is the managing director. We have also received a copy of the prospectus et the Liverpool, Quebec, and Montreal Steam Ship Company (Unused). In this instance likewise the capital is fixed. at 1,000,0001., in 00,000 shares of 201. each, of which 26000 shares are to be issued in the first instance. The company is projected to supply increased steam communication to aarom.. modate the trade between Liverpool and the St. ' Lawrence. It is pointed out that the trade returns exhibit an increase in the business of the port of 100 per oent in eight years, during which period there has been no increase 'whatever in steam-ship tonnage between Liverpool and Montreal. It is promised at the game time that there shall be "nu undue eempetitien." This sesepany has not con tracted to buy any existing ships, but intends to build a new fleet of screw steamen of about 2,000 toss berthen each. The service at the outset is to be fortaightly each way, and during the MIMICS when theft Lawrence is dosed the eteemese will ran to Portland. The board is respectably coosti-1 tided : the first name upon it is that of Mr. Francis A. Clint, chairman of the West India and Pacific Steam Ship Company (Limited). The company having received promises of support "from most of the leading firms iu Canada," 3,000 shares are reserved for allotment in the colony. A third company, which likewis; proposes to raise a capital of 1,000,0001., in 20,000 shares of (AL each—half to be issued in the first instance — is the Land Credit Company of Ireland (Limited). The prospectus recites that the company has been formed with the view of developing the agricul tural, manufacturing, commercial, and mineral re sources of Ireland. The programme of operations is a wide one : the company intends to act as a finance company, for negotiating and making advances upon real and personal securities, taking contracts for railways or other works, &c. ; 2, as a land credit company ; 3, as a land improvement company, for reclaiming, draining, and improving lands ;4, as general financial agents. The board comprises the names of 16 gentlemen, fur the most Fart identified with existing joint sto ck enterprise : it is headed by Lord Fermoy, M.P., and com prises, amongst others, directors of the Royal Bank of Ireland, London Bank of Scotland, Oriental Bank, Mercantile Credit Association, Credit Foncier, West Cork Railway Companies, &c., &c. The letters of allotment of the European Central Railway Company, and of the International Land Credit Company were issued on Saturday. The share list of the Alliance Shipowning and Shipbuilding Company will be closed on Saturday next for both town and country. We are informed that the allotment of the shares of the Lnmberg and Czernowitz Railway Company has been made, and that the letters will be posted immediately. A notice from the Regency of the Empire of Mexico has appeared cautioning capitalists against dealing in certain securities which are being put out on behalf of the late Juarez government. All such bonds or other securities are formally de clared by the Regency to be "null and void." Advises have been received of the wreck of the Sappho, on her voyage from Sha.nghae to London, with 610,1001 W. of tea, while entering Table Bay. Only the ship's papers were saved. Mr. Effingham Wilson has just issued, in a pamphlet form, the speech delivered by Mr. R. Wigram Crawford in the House of Commons, a few night's since, upon the sugar duties. Mammy Evingnia. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 913 to f for the 6th of May, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 91 11-16 to 13-16, or 913 " buyers." For money the last price was 911 to I. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 913, I, I ; ditto for the account, 911 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, I, j ; New Three per Cents., 893, 4 ; ditto, Two and-a-Half per Cents., 741 ; Annuities, 1886, 141, 3 ; India Stook, 218 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1031 ; ditto Bonds, 7s. die. ; Four per Cent. " eisfaced" rupee paper, 931 ; ditto Five per Cent., 106 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 113. The India Five per Cent stock was firm. lathe. quer Bills were quoted 10s. to 4s. die. The foreign stock market was better. United States Government Securities have fallen today, and American securities of nearly all de scriptions' were depressed. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 6111 of May for the supply of 60,000 gallons of rum. 77 77 77 M OD MG 106 106 106 - I 1 pal 1 psi li t %I l 72 74 Is' Si U a Um all 11 NI 46 SOL all 44 42 U Its all U 26 US 1•4 4 I Pa 102. 1021 10it 103 94 166 1004 14 66 96 Si *5 I gm 101 1026 96 6/ 90 • t 2 IA 00 3 i Mt 114 101 103 101 lii Par 1 PE ' Mt i i 1012 i 1 $6 0.1 i NI 1811 1 0 1 1 4 JOINT STOOL BARI& to. I OIL I SUMS. 1,000 100 Apo sad U. Ser. leak. 10.000 100 •aasaLoaALlvarpooll NON IN Do. Now 100,000 20 Aaglo Austriaa 20,100 00 Axil. Italian (LIMNS) *SOO; 40 Anstralls•la TAM 40 Do. Now ICON 211 Dank .1 = 8 CON IN Bank of NON 10 Doak of Clugo (1402144), MON 100 INN of Queensland (L.)l woo, so Isseketvicsorsis.auslissi kossi 100 Kook of Ws= 00, 000 10 Back olNaw , MAN 20 :BrazUlaatrao4elaoss4.i KM MI I lidt. 42 Americas 1124.41. NON 00 Braga A Callforulaa (1. NON SO ,NitiN N. Awarks .1 1000, N C r.IL Brit. 22.200 20 C. Ilk. Indla.Aaa., Mos 7.000 1 10) lk ew lONO 21 Chalet IL at bolo. dm 0,000 IGO gall 211,4110,1441 (NNW NOON' 10 ,0860•4140101 %Et (4) kW Coollweatal (I.) 12,001 SO UN Lowlois (1.4144104) 11,4011; N Do. New 11,100,100 Ziagnah wad Irlah a it ) NON Kag.llostA ANL NON , Sagami sad Swedish (LI *OW, 10 ruropean BaskaNdLosl i WOO 100 ILlsadso.Clinials..(L) 10,005 tOu ,t. ! pw - 1500 IMAM SO loporlol Moira 100,00:11 110 Lad liortbk.lsdia(L) KM 100 larks Bask at flooL (L AIN Ih , Loados mad 1010 ilooLlLAgroolltiLltal•4l. IMOO' . IIS I . Do. No.: 1 r..57, Kitt. IC) MOOG, SO Les. CILD•ak at MINK! MOO sad Celeshal (L WO Di Wafts owl thmess.". 406,in us. maigoeiLiz.g ) akise, SO hint Mack.... WM lie lbw and Northers (L.) ID Laedet MCA Atifiaa DAD, ID Do. Do. Nw.... WlaailisalLinerina(L. 10 Lis.* S. Mows MOS 10 lan. olt Weslaalasese fillerdiset Dui .k(thit.). IMOD SO Marastile Nscbriali. WWI MO Ds. Nw 21.10111 Mirk t Priv. leak (IL mom SO Mods= (La.) lON Doe IDdlaail Dank (Lim) 10.11110 NaiioNal = lel ( MOO D4l N. Pre. al 30.41051 1111 Do. M. Dry M. SD Dw Meth Wilke GAMIN Nw resalaM OLledlimi) 10,11011 f Aolalal 111=ara. WWl** Prevlsa of NAM II Dina% De. iiele; a De. To. ieii le.e* IS AM/eft ILOIL 111 Una Fader. (Wa.) mien* lan& el IL L Aids Lae lie De. de. .... ANSI 111 17atee d Leerella .. 10.41 C II Ds. New MOM. 'gelded being Wm IILeSIN Ile ,Voise et Lessee .... ii ea Y ea as I f CIL plat. I 11$ IN St Kr 56 SI Jr :r 74 7 27 es 114piatial 11 pas 1 ?wl }pm SI . N. it - iitsel IS TS 1 ii ii 1 41"asso li 11 4 44 11 u pm If 12 U 80pm as Il t i nel 4 a T} - it" al 17 i ll' MINES.-(THIS D&YJ Two o'CLocx. ----- in the mining market to-day are upon a somewhat larger scale, notwithstanding the settlement FARM Wheal Vor shares are in demand at 6} to 6, in consequence of the important discoveries made in the mine, as referred to below. Wheal Seton and Herodsfoot are also stronger—the former at 197} to 2024, and the latter at 36 to 38. On the other hand, Wheal Grenville have declined to 10 to I, East Caradon to 30 to 4, and East Grenville to 3} to j. Great Wheal Vor are quoted 31} to 32}, and East Lovell 18 to }, being firm. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet Yudanamutana are in exceptional demand, at better prices. From East Wheal Vor the following telegram, which reports importautdisouverice, was received yes terday from the managers :—" Underground in East Wheal Vor—The 60 fathom level end east is worth 461. per When' ; the shaft sinking below the 60, 301. per fathom ; and the rise on Smith's lode, 201. per fathom. All improving." The COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKET. (sr =craw AND urnanrosui. TILRGRAPIL) (MON OUR OWN cosassionsorr.) Comm.—Market sttady. 8.1. s about 9,100 balea. Colut.—Notterate stteadaisea. Wheat in better request. at fall rates. Plow quite neashial. India& corn steady nixed, 28.. Septum beans nnaltered. Oats aid oatenesd rattier abetter liqutry. MIMING LLNL—(TBIS DAY.) soo.a.— The market naming quiet, sad I,il.4ted odes are reported at auction ; 300 casks of sew Burb.alees were mostly sold at Xs. Gd. to 45.. 6d. Reillssd.— Prime ramie steady, lied there is rather more be detast.i COMM—TM oohing isles at lisatetios Carlos aretpro =without material change in prim. prie•tely,,tho is steady but quiet. Tu.—TM market is iMICSIVII for the sant puld.c Woo ; shout 30.000 packages ars at ,roast dseler.d. • large pro portion of which aro to be sold without reterve.7 RIC& —A bout 12,000 bop alt Nabs.= sold, .ova prompt, at Br. 6d. to fis. 94. Um qua:WV males d Corlos °sly 1,240 balm wsr. offend, and there bang • good romp/Rio& prises misused ld. to bd. pc lb. First sort sold at la. bd. to 3s. 9d. ; seemed, Is. 2d. as la. 11/ ; thud, 1.. ld. to Is. 6d. ; sad fourth, Ild. to Is. Id. CLOWNL—Zsasibar is in active request, sod further salsa hays lads effected at aid. to 34d. Ron.—Abost 1.000 casks hays bass disposed of ; Done ness, Is. 6d. ; cossmos. 1.. ; Ilissrittes, la. 4;d. BALMS= IS dull d sale, st lane prises. Tusannsc.—Beogal costumer is good mart, and prime us span. denser ; 36► paid lot 40 toss. C 017031.-1110 donned has spin been good, rad about 3,000 Wm sold st brew prices. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Ilto market is quiet. Uwe fanny Is quoted 304. N. Potent/tag Y.C. ea stet toot, 40a. 3d. ; April tv J oat, 404 to 40e. 3d.; Jaw, 40s. 6d. to 40a. N. • Jody to Sep. bet, 41a. to 41a 3d. ; October to Desaatbar, 43e. tel. SMITHYTILD HAY ILABIEZT.--(THI8 DAY.) Hozooy amid goatee pawn trails glow as last doy's pion i—Priao nosidow bay. I. b 860. ; soporior defy 9111. to 960. ; is:snot ditto. delo. 70s. ; slow, old, 908. to 1150. ; ditto now, mooed oat, 8016 1054 ; straw, SU. to. EXTRAORDINARY &MIL —PRZPARINO TOR DRAT'. —Os Thursday morning leek at se early hoer, • osesesoni of • very menthe eharsetor emenned at the West Brent wish Onneteey. At shout mix (Moak Mr. Gorge %V 'Ls. an octogenarian politicise, who hoiltsices s leridieg part io slabs of a least sithire for loamy eas, assespsaied by • few private friends. assembled lot the purpose of hying the &vistas of the grave istreded for tbo reeeptine of hr remishis " wises he hr sindled at this merle! se* The early hear at width the esesseny leek piss prevented say einsinblsge id the isquisitiss, Wank Mr. Wilkes err toasty would love bees sure to have predesed, essaielly ▪ shim • spirited soetest, be bee semis bees returned • somber of the booed of gssrelises. klr. T. P. Brough, . fello th z e rdiaa, and the Fidwi Athstes et the expects* . was sleeted I. perform the cereseey. end was presented with am elaborate Aver trowel, whisk bad bees expressly 'manufactured ter the ocessios by Kr. T. Brougb, has.. al Ilowerichreet. nalegbaim. Mr Brosgh, having received the trowel, allot the anal formalities had bees performed. resit the follow ing adds= la •• very isepremeis seism :—" Is the seas of the estepayen of Weal Bresewlek Ide hereby lay the int brink or thetessb et our des* biassed sad estemsd patriot, Osseo Wilke. sod we buses& Thee. 0 Lehi, that the little base be has tt live is this world, be way live la the her and love or Clod, as that is bis Isse moments be set be aWfte ley. All b sal b teeD,' and wee ble sable spirit Isesrad be that piss whore ell is here end Imir• nosy—Beeves -and be all. Is 4111111116111. All 0 imsd, we brisk Tbente 11l Ai teeth with the love el the Hely Math." After the esernsey had esseleided. these le stlenehnse esesived the emennest.—/fresephese Ossens. Mom 111•11 NM AIM DMZ& 111111/..--111M the l•filot and oak nydat ma enamor ewer robaltren Webb polls apporgel. The verl4-amel Ira": - ' - inurisat Alteed Webb 11Mos; sae enehe oar SAO. Onselpalreet. tatennoleelft Barenened 101 F • SIL I Pd. 100 , , 1 10 1 " ill sir lw I ND 14.4 1▪ ,10 N. IN IN all IL IN. Ot. lIN 10111 i cm' !!! ... 100 1011 7 I. • l a ii lan si 4 la all 100 all 10 an 100 all 10 411 ID all 10 all 100 all 40 all 10 'an 100 'an 4 100 .all 20 all 100 all 10 a/I 10 WI 20 .AII gin :.n .... M al ill* - a _ iu u 12 1 - a st tel f Gi - fi n+ II ti II t 7 «i 3 u A+ Ina 660,080 . 101i,o00' 160,000 1100.000 WIN 1114000 161 0001 1114000, WOO . 71,000 i St sd lee Ml liSt sd