The Express. — London, England, 1862-05-22 00:00:00

. . _. _ THE VIT'RESS, THURSDAY EVENT'NO, MAY 22, 1862. .._ . . LAW INTELLIGENCE. • LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE BEARS L182.9.-(TIII8 DAY) INITHIN POINHISIONS. IIOIV BY MAA Oalsm loony - .-. 0 .--- isk IPi I 1022101. I a ta l rr . le 1 p.m. (THIS DAY.) ___-•-__ Two o'llocat. ,_ tar 11•0010 TILBSSAIN.I IN all • illtatetenes 66 1111 The railway share market is inactive to-day, N. . pt.. actkiB.4 /tee. IN IN tell ADVANCE IN COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. MALTON MEETING. -gills DAY.) and prices in most instances are quoted the same as 2 . ma mr s. onslnn e _ e ____ ff tl y a i D. (Before Mr. Commissioner Err.) yesterday. Caledonian stock has receded } per cent., to - segjk a rk.as e a n t e u - -*** " w The directors of th DI IN NUL -TIN MORNING mamma LONDON while Midland has improved il, and Great Wes daft Ma. 4.sriA_ _ - weekly meeting to-da ENTRY FOR TWO 'T Y EAR OLD STAKES. Half • mile. _ JOURNAL, fac. rate of discount from voiturao, Borealis, Skip' , /Wafter, &shearer and . to i ; Great Western 721 to i ; t at London and North Western stock is uoted we me D 8 =121; 6- us, li s : _. IN IN Do.Jues ISA MN 75 OS This was the sitting for examination and disabuse, bat v H i nixte u e. - the mounts not being filed an adjournment was rendered 128 to i i Lannehire and iork - Afrel . 1071 to 166 4 ; LI 1:: i 1 brAt..4, 1 " 4 ".,...„„ - • LI 1:: - This announcemew neomary. The preliminary 'statement of Messrs. Hart XALTON HANDICAP. ICU and a half. Caledonian, 1071 to 108 ; south Eastern, 831 to t;se no B ow l in mg - cipated, has had no Brothers and Hayles shown the following items :To eredi• Prologue. Willie Wrrht, Pembroke, Trust, Phantom,loo 140 140 tors unsecured, 31,6521. ; ditto secured, 20,6001. Amer Cluesaili , Cberitem, Tun Whiffler , an d u m pires are h em Eastern Counties, 561 to 1 ; and Great Northern , .10 Net Infian 114 to 115. Uneaten. t t_pni - et. Wend hunt of Canada St ea 10 which remain very • conaiderable. ENTRY FOR WHITEWALL PLATE. Three-quartets of exactly the same as I Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted lee an Do. i per et. Fr& _.. 0 TO ee Mr. Linklater, for the smigneess, asked for an adjoare• • mile. - share and foreign stn meet of two months. 8 5 yrs, fist 71b ;Mosinee , 5 pa, 84 41b; Car. Sit to 31 prem., ex div. The principal Belgian' M t 2 as. ftale•trit e por 4 4 ( 404. -01 . 86 th N. - of little importance. The bankrupt was ermined as to the method of keepieg eway, 4 yre, et 191 b ; Demur nod Mita, 5 yrs, 7st 12Ih ; lines are rather fi at. eve all DO. Tis 46. 1811- • • 48 68 - some of his books, also as to the amount of ware due to the Bushman, 4 yrs, 7ist S ub ; Recluse, 5 pa, 7.1 3lb ; Lord of OILDINANT IniAllall AND STONES. IN all Do. 4e, UM-. 16 MI _ At Paris this morn NO en Do. do. _lOl BB 12 - discharged oompoeitere of the Morning Chronicle. He staled .._ _ amen, 4 ps, 7st 2lb ; Wilier o' Rye, Syr, fist 121 b ; Ouicowar I Clardag prior 1 90 , 110 4 1187 in 110 Grog ladles Ferman 111 103 1021 S telegram, the Three that by the rules of the trade they were entitled to a fort e, 3 yrs, bet Mb ; Donee Canoe, 3 yra, est 1011); Trost, 3 811. IDi I lemurs „ ewe " . to I pm . eem Do. Pew Ire -70 fr. 20c, being 1-1 f night's sages beyond the time that the paper dapped. Yrs. get gab • Queen of Trumps, 3 yes, get Sib ; Chariton, _ 20 I Do. January, imp, t Coe - Mr. lanklater emeented to their being paid on this seals, 5• 34 i i th ; General Nei . ; 3 64 oh ; c omu m . 181 811 0851,0101•10161811r7N Ii 8 lit NO Ot. it of Lunen 6. 102 IN - day. rt. In, eh as.,Saisalsas. •••• .. „.. and an order was made accordingly. yrs, Ilat Mb. -, te; all ao. s* Omer rens I* MI lei The examinatioo sitting was adjourned for two months ... 10 11 Do. N - Turkish Loan Sari UNION HUNT CUP. Two miles. ffi all ang s =.• -. •• • ..... Nen &NMI 8 7 ND an ne.enkerdaennsw.oe ft IN si - Egyptian, 11 to 11 Baby, The Dan, °Merlon Amber Witch, 'rpm; /t me am* raster - .. 91 OS - IN all Do if do., 17 &Lep. SS 116 _ Poodle, Stella, Doctor, Daa Webster, First hip, N. 144 thisdoei e s - - . - prem. THE POLICE COURTS. Harry, Croton 011, Chance and Lord Ho th am are as all • awl landau- - Consols are official hrs. IS all Coonwai Oe * eI • M. 1.• Ms ft • s Guar. 4a per ei. 91 IS 511. 1* De. du 6c: 100 100 - - div., for money, 1 (THIS DAY.) Several other re expected to-day. le all De. /.1 •so dn. until 6 1 1 li all Do. Syne. lanalMoll $ 0 .., .. N. NO De. 0 per el 96 ea - ---e-- .. all Dula adllelsat weft 41 U - 10 all Do. 6 per met. de._ , •-• ••• 11. - the account. The N all Deed.,Perth. &Urals. 10 11 -• In IN Nan._ Coinflp. allow& me •••• „.. XARLBOROUGH-STREET. SALISBURY BEEKTING.-(THIS DAY.) N. Ns awe TIN BURGLARY 111 HAMM U. NS .slat 44 sr NW slew • sew& 6 T It the 10th of : Si. 100 Bello nion Neck • • U 08 - U all Da. do. UM do 5 7 -• Peter White, bootmaker, of 36, Yorketreet, Wannin• ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. se, De Da. Nora SIT SO - SI all an do. keen do 6 •6 m. spor t is as follows ster, was charged by Inspector Wiles with having in his Dusk, Ropes*, Schism , Paul Clifford, Tokio°, Aurelian, se e n am p.p.& - sr .- - es, an De. do. t ees no A 5 .. 100 N. at Cicada 11 p. a 86 SS .- - Three per Ceuta. 1 posmosion part of a burglary at No. 2, Chapel-street Wean Portland, Roe, Highllyse, Sycophant, 'Yoshio, and Fighting N. 100 IldlabersbendOnsgow .an Iva • 1 4 . i.. g .... Nu floinde as. - pee Cants., 914, i; I Mayfair which took place a short time since, when plate to Oeck. 81. IN Ititebror, 191 *lt Do. 1 - th e amount of about 701., the property of a psalm= Ammar -Pcaired, Roemer*, gut Bad ! Rioter, Sea, 15. ~,... INNS IBl . J____ „.. .., - 771 ; Thirty Yews . named Doherty, was stolen. horse, Lacitates, Beesamer, Roe, Chryselas, Castor Oil, t 7. 7 1 =4; 0 7.,^ 6 . 8 ,M t 1; 0 " 1 ; - It u te. l we a= p ll4. e 100 - John Home, 175 F, said- About 6 o'clock yesterday even• Caledon, Tree Bina Duchess of Proof, Ave.. 100 email liartliem - 10 1 adi - per Cent. Stock, II ing. at the corner of Little Earl street, Seven Dials, a man e ar Disitaller, Reprieve, e by lth r t . 4 segteee, Surbiton, kIOLA 1 Area nadir. Ille 110 - Debentures, 1884, I came to me and pointed out • lad who had a silver spoon in Teter, derelims, Reps. , Jule@ Alive, Beckley, N. 1 Onlif tally et Japan B 111 10 -• lOlllO5 OBLIGATIONS. 20s. prem. ; Five his poeseeeion, saying he had offered it for sal& I asked the , Berk Australian, Mealtime. Knightsbridge ILL 1 0. 1 118112• woe. ON , 18 1. 1 1 .9 ~... - N. id I • Unman. Mang penes. boy where he got it from ; and at 26, Little Earl-street , th e Maid, Tess c, Lady Palesratoe f. Schism, Oscar, Dalebella, ' e t iss ar,„..w..... v .,....„„,. Tzt 18 . •- _ 6 . ince& 6 ... paper, 103 ; din boy and the prisoner being together, the boy said the =lea Percy, Bright Oleo& Harmony, ad Xeny Maid. N. IN leseaddiet Tortebda• 100 ma 108 71 10 all Do. Isteed Ali .- 10 10 -100 i ; Exchequer I prisoner gave him tbe ruin to sell. I asked the prisoner limy others are in the neighbourhood. IL era Blaskorall 40 428 - * all Nor& id Frames II p. 0. 10 10 - The foreign doe bow he became premed of it, sad he said be found N. I nee,: NI Ns 1 2 21 44 1 2 5 3 I L I D o i. 2 .4.1= 42i . e t - - - - Bonds and Italian I it in Leiceetarequare. I then took the prisoner into cue- ee. nre .44 68 40 aa & Irons ilpercent. .- - - tody, and from inquiries made by Serpent Joy it was fogad 10) all Do. New 3 cant- I-1 HI - Certificates are Lai to be • part of a burglary committed in Mayfair, but since - Guitar WESTERN OP CANADA . -(THIS DAY . ) Si "Q i n 181.668 p a. a 11666 k 8.616 858 1411 gel 3 - them prier bed said he received the moos of his own boy. ___ w __ el. lea Wilier . 88 10 4 all Bora per cent. S - -• IS all Ana&Lora-Ven Inn 1 It - Loan of 1654 11 * all LaMmehwerreColerala - - The primer is a shoemaker at 36, Yorkstreet, Westrnia- This day the ordinary half-yearly meeting of St ury De. =Camomile 40 46 In sa thmeoflrowasip.a. 11 - to 1. Transaction stem At the Motion a puree was found on him, which he shareholders was held at the London Tavern, Mr. HUD N. 110 Illan.SheLAlNsonsb 4 1, 1 40 1 01 103 all Victor Inanianudri at. 100 1117 - said his boy had Pose him. in the chair. 15 all Nistresolitim- ..... - 1 ITII 8 20 Isti W.&N.W. a,IS . 113 ---•- Bresilian Four-and- Bias Ann Barber , 2, Chapeletreet, Mayfair, rid-The The report (which has already appeared in the Express) k• ess 1.14 Do. Ne . .; ....... -. 11 3.- -Pa COLONIAL GOTIMINNINT lIDNIITIIIII lwo, 931; Egyptian spoon produced is plat of • large quantity of plate stolen. having been taken as read. D. IN Do. Um. & Derby MI - No. 1 Illi I ms s. IP 4 I N• 14 7108 . I 80108 - Italian Five per A boy , who rid he was a boot closer, at 26, Fariatrest, The CHAIRMAN said the accounts were, he believed, honest . a ti um ea w a . a rc) ~ - 0"nr• ..8 p.e.11177411 .Ma 111 lIS 131 Mexican Three per ssid-Ths prissier came to my father between four and five mad true, sad were vented as snobby the auditors. These ac• ft all Mid Lad - .... .. . Do. Opercent. .inst.t. IN - - - o'clock yesterday afternoon, and gave me the spoon pro- comets voice for themselves. There was one thing, however, 105 all Netroadis sat Oarinle -• .... . . .. Do.iper etiren&Ang. IN IN 1141 - New Granada Two duced to sell. He maid be did not know whether it was which he melt to point out. The balance for dividend 10 9 Newrl&Armagb.det • • -•- all - ••. . Do. O 0.110.41110. IN VA 110 elver, and that he had found it. was 21,5071. • but of the representation ci Mr. Waite, one r i. t ll 1 2=18/ 87768 1‘ 11110 . 7 1 7a - n i Mr. Knox said-It emus to this, primmer, that you are 02 the andii . on, it was thought that from this balance a ft. 1 7, = atm& 4ll 0 1 - 11111. .. De. {p a ir sell NIL ~, .. Do.{pareseLla. Stook IN 100 Mil •. MG floseloo6 NO IN 115 - Passive, 194 ; the C• - proved in thepceseenoe of} spoon the produce of a burglary. sem of 7,4331. should be written off, being omthird of the N. a u Ike a p erm p a w au - - -• •• • • • • do. 100 111 US - Turkish 100 i. Bone The primmer ki remanded till Saturday. arrears of intermit hitherto standing to the balaaceeksest In 140 n gemera-borwich 97 573 971 7 do Del 100 111 U 4 = 1862 *rip), 2 4, 4, 1 CLERKENWELL. the Detroit and Irdwasikie Company. He believed le lei Do. G.N.l.Peru 1 O s di - dB •• • 16S, ... New DemaerGov.llp.M. IN 191 IN Vh t fe. Waite was right in principle. me traffic for the en l ee Do. Leeds .... . die 64 8 6 / 1 .... .. N. &Wales 61. a. 100 100 100 a . i ; ditt o G uaran t ee , THE LATZ SINGULAR APPLICATION FOR Tres INCOUIRY Do. sp.a, le to 187 e lee 90 100 past half-year was very favourable while the expense Si.lk Lie „,..... 1 : 0 ‘,....,,11et •••• • • 1 , 86 1 64 866 ..., .... .. OF A DINO rani. .... .. De._ ,6 p. . MINI - We are informed amounted to 47.16 per cent., which he considered to bowery "; ^ - 7,„,1, - ;„ - - - .. New leaned Ilpar cent. illO 109 111 - alone for the shares In the Express ei Tawaley lean end e r th e above heading, creditable to the management of Mr. Brydges. The le ell Ilerrag.Werinaver let 11 - iliC .. Nova Soria 4p. a., 1871 IN 110 IN we published an &petards). to Mr. Barker of • mea who reorganirtion of the Detroit sod Mllkwukie lir bad bees tai 11), Nortimindoodebtre 0 di 10 .... .. ArainGen {nu Boa& NO 100 IN - amount to nearly th stated that his wife had died in Pude-plus, Great °mood- completed. The net traffic oil that line for the_year 1861 st. re Norearranthamit.do. - - -. .. Vie. 0v.4p.a.40.&/ab lie M 8 11l - street, ad that his son would not allo w him to see the was 135,396 t, while in 1860 it was only 52,0001. The pores- le all Ambles - •••• -. .... .. Do. do. Ila. a April & u too !Oil 106 100 1 e A telegram has b - .... =f. nor would he allow bin to bur: it, or bury it skit of that lime gave them • moral ingmence in that part of „, .„ - dated the 12th of lei -.- SNIT= NUM America, which was of peat edvantageto them. He rid i7 i. ii 7 amok omimi - 111 116 - accounts yet mon The son now attended, and stated that what had bees that without any bias in his mind arising from the early in no pienteliir.lL Alei:ll4S 46 a - No. 18. 1 ilisin. I Pd, I CI. prises Sans. through the wins I said by the father was all false. He bad been eked to ase transactions connected with the purchase of that line. 16. 155 sees& mime .. - 106 1 07 - I 6.1 - Attired one , truer* sea -.•-• the body, but he had declined. 80 for from his (the sea's) The shareholders were asked to sanction an outlay es. 150 ilaregekire Cates -66 67 - 93, •95 Brat& boa ... were broken. It a declining to bury the corpse, be had on the day of his of 10,0001. for • tramway to connect them w ith th e l 0 all nintnahearneanneera - - - 600 .. Clifford mother's death sent for an undertaker, sad the funeral ie to ea r th oil district. This line would be 12 miles long. This it. 194 dust Devoe ll6 I 7 ase 84 80 3 -. 1.016 .. Der. 0. Om Drift) 1 till 460 612 .. Nast Baer& (Morn .. U 46 MI - Bonds of 1881 had -- take place to-day. He father had written • letter to hie earth oil was examined recently by • government officer i e t r e 6.ath bush t e a r -- - as es - a iee .. ie. Oaradas (the sea's) employer, authorising him to bury. He wished w h o reported favourably of it. Me directors in Canada M. lee a. Teflon & Sherrie 99 101 - a. - San Cam Brea to know whether the report wu correct, and how he was were of opinion that it would be better for them not to lie all IllolaestlV &a. 5 7 -4, - LWLlNsesifftistit ) Ti. 10s. 0 111 -to act in the matter. dimes the case betweee the company and Com- N all eteckes It N u t 281 28 481 - Orainbler & St. Anima 50 14 16 .. 981. This import& The Magistrate said the report of the application was 9 pin - 6,000 „O s me Seen Toler martial Bank. They were informed that the last discus- IS IS 31140 MN 10 147 1161 perfectly correct. He could not assist the applicant, but ion did DO good. The Commercial Bank brought th e ease be - et. tee rat Sate - n. WIL Ts 1 11018011 1. • 4° that further politic he had no doubt that the press would publish his deniaL fore the court, but they were informed that they had norm c g i o r , 88 PS 2000 Greerille 1,024 .. Hared oroot N a m 6 0 68 40 - nature must have 13 SOUTHWARK. They had settled the disputed account with the aocounbuits me e a p a . . ... _ at e f p ra ... 0000 - Inventes Nene 41. I& 2.e te telegram quot by payment, which he thought better than to enter upon a Si,kg yds eijaai; - Udy Berne „_ doubtful law suit. He hoped the meeting would so far pre 114. I* Titian an. & 110/10 WI U 6 9, .. Marks Valley - 60; Hi° 80111 0 3 1; T AWI 0 4011160 N01y - IooIINS lowalf Nam who 12 1 _ 70 me their confidence to the daemon as not to press them with 86 . 100 07806 Naawall 0 0 .. Merger& (Uay Leant). ei 44 44 -• Railway shares, fq - 6000 4 11=Z i o s n Ore ..... If 2 1 die 1 e ferred, 88 ; Illinois name of George " 9 "" was brought I N i a , caltedy merle° aey questions ors the rubies! of the Grand Trunk Company. e t 100 ~.....-1 1= t ; „- with stealing the Post-offlee Lemke Dire Cory from the i x. ° - 8. .. N coffee-room of the Holt-moon Hotel, Highetrest, Borough, by abstaining from diacmsion at present they would ea _ - ` ma --- hram imwa ..., al e a _ 2, .. lf. Imam - - - per cent. premium, net be prejudiced in the least, for nothing would be done irk - - pop Ea re hiri 57 51 pif • 6- N. Wk. Ilsesel k age) II 11. 111 0 - the property of Mr. Louis Tourain. without having first obtains i the suction of the share- 5, - Week Wheel - The prosecutor said he was the proprietor of the Half 14 a e - Lurches.. of Amen s • _ Pea Cana 11l quence, probably, holders. He would only may that an arrangement had been 111122.1ULNUS MAIM Moon Hotel, and yesterday morning he saw the prisoner me* t o , w hi c h, he bat wou ld p ee d., unity of woe*. sh. i rd. 1 ' , mum 1 aw n W ash I gases. le IP trevidine• (11.=) t5.4.1. 40 41 enter the house. A little while afterwards wires was mg - 11. .. Clon. Ina. Co I - A fall which coca between the Oren Western and the Grand Trunk. - ~„, it pa Neor).. II Sit 341 - y. 0 / 08 7 0 7 the 1 . 214 . 104 DirtrtorN aid be No B 088 8 e bill sir- At press t the Buffalo and Lake Hums not in- at. ,100 BnatoNifneserap.o.B4o l 54 ts _ 84. 1104 Caledonian Quer. le .. C6O 11144 (1110110 . SOWN It at - Oent. stock and i rata into the coffee-room to get it. It, however, could not eluded i li a that arrangement, which ' con was fi ned to m e a co r k end Benders 6tp.c - -•- 08 .. S. W. Fraser (1111 ope) Vino 96 100 be fount , ad the prisoner waa stopped leaving the hour the two companies. F were entertain ed n that they 0 eji ocraw a n • pee ewe. 111 U - Park with it in his possession. wets taking upon themselves some of the liabilities of et all DunlbAkenJen 5 Ii - i aiaumma .0. lie • tai a 4 ____- B eharee pmebe. .e resp a e t:ribu Them agistrate asked if he had been served with any re. s- NI Ore& freshest. the Grand Trunk. But that was not theme. He believed they at IN Nest Anglin A.llp.M. MS YA would give their sanction to the arrangement when placed . 9 : :: 1 2 p t. lle Sib 84 - -•' -.. 4... UlO - but more un til lm Nil 6, .. Ten Di ToweicOnE) •••••••• - Italian government Mr. Tourain replied in the negative, before them, but in the meantime they were not committed 0, 7 r._ en - - IL 160 IL Coen. U. in& No.l NO 111 - &NO .. Wen Baden ( 1,1196 .. W. Camden ( ) 5 14 0 - in the markets of James Hooper, • • porter in the prosecutor's servioe, esid to anything. The mileage of railway in Canada e a me Da. ea.' Nat m e me - GOO - West wino - coming for an a n that about 12 o'clock yesterday his master sent him after the wee maw in proportion to popthation than U. no Do. New Ip. et as. in 128 - 611 .. wk . Belem Eemaj .; ~,,, 1 Dinrkrry into the coffee - room . He could not find it ; but, ie England, Scotland, or Ireland, and the rates It. Pr inslera Union 4p.en 86 IN -• NC .. In. Buller - other-perhaps in looking round him, he saw the priaooer and another gentle- were th e w. sm e ller. If with the present traffic St. 194 &U.& Waive •p. ot. 115 111 - 4.080 WIL NI .7- 1/ 0 1 1 a - ranteed railway ca man. The latter asked him what he was looking after. t h e ar t,. were th e same m th ey were in am they would St. 155 Sdin.,Forth,nte.,6. p.c. - - - 1,024 -- Wh. Mtn (Um. Falun LTA. 112 - unsettled state of 1 and when he told him the gentleman pointed to the backet. De 118 - 1,020 _ 'Cern aria(Menbee.) • 16 IT -be dividing six instead of three per cent. He hoped the li. 186 86 . 66 11661lawa v te . ra. 100 Do.tored.st 10 p. yea. 11. 114 - 1,040 .. WIL Teener's, 11.. a.) 7 It 17 - ties in the market, of the prissier when he a.. !something rather bulky ender meeting would p l ace confidence in the directors, and con- Si 140 De. 0 perm& lO4 10 - the English public his mat tails. Witness stopped the prisooer ea he was eluded by moving the adoption of the report. 24. 100 De.lp.o.red.M6 nape lO 7 10 - about to leave the house, aod took the Puirt-offire Directory I n reply to Mr. H. Serra, 10 all GUI. Soon e 4, Ist Tref -•- - 2OlllOl NIKE& from him, when he begged wittier to let him go. He, The Ceranneas said Mat a eopy of the agreement would sl 8 Gt.rest.(Bertedllants - -•- No. IIL I WAIL i rii 10. ipma. 1 ..... ru eri m Ual our to seema that with The however, called his master, and a police-oonatable was wet be circulated ainoo the shareholders prior to the meeting. at... 100 D. t 2. redesan_ ..... • op. _eau . 1 . 011 . 1 . 02 , - for, and he was given into custody. - 10,000 MI Arileallen - The Liverpool Mr. CLIMAX liered the conmanr would be swamped by II: i;; IZ: '"'„,,,..1....%* et .„7 1. ;; a' - MON 1 Boa deacon Naatied„ , 2 - covered to Friday's The magistrate asked him what answer he had to make thi e t with the G mad Tra ok . This company .. me ma ty.ra ra w ma y,„, in me - NON 5 Ni all. L.MLOo.(Lim) !en -to the charge! would owed up by a huge insolvent. He cautioned St. ISO Do. Una. Out Mani 76 78 - notio 0 000 Copper - were checked by 0 The prisoner said that h e was li, p ea t di s t,. when he the shareholders against sanctioning the application of ft. 100 Do. Sire. Prot lik.t. - 18.000 88 001811p0 (WM IIB 8 8 We are informal took the book, but he refused to give any account of him. 10,0001. for the line to the oil district. If they once at lee Do. Oust our. Stock 78 78 - 2•000 2 Cards Silver self. sanctioned this expenditure they would be asked for more et. 11.4 Do.Cbeisterftlit gnu 170 176 - &ON S Neat Del Rey(11111t4d) 1 1 1.10 - tiou, Wlll be issued Tam 1 p ee n e w e ema popp e r l i e% 3 i d" V im ..7. bank for Ireland, The magistrate remanded him until Holiday to enable the and more, till the line cost them 10,0001. a mile. St lin Do. do. do. ap. a 108 106 - 16,009 1 fortune (Um/ 24. IN Leona Wet& 6p.5.86 118 1611 - police to make inquiries about him. In reply to • SeutzeoLma, SA 100 Len&Brlght..Bp.e.Gua. - 90,000 * Gerrit en nlt - The GRAMMA. rid that the bill sanctioning the agree- Si No. i 116 117 - 80,400 5 Gt. No 009 Pf the Australian Agr anaemia* (Um.) 11 1t as - to recommend, at t meet would be a permissive one, and would leave this et. 100 Delp... We. Me.: 116 117 - U.SOO li KaPende aim) 1 1 THE MIDDLE LEVEL INUNDATIONS. y tree to accept it or not. He had not seen a copy at. 100 D0.6p.0. do. .... 118 142 - 111,000 a Dares e e trhin. IL 100 Dol.o. do. Ifs. 4 116 117 .- 54. 100 Do. ne. do. .... - - - NON 5 Umitennia LYNN, WIDNIDDAY. /fr. rife= read the bill. 51. 100 Do. nests& d 0... - - - 118,1116 1 nernalta au i , - tion, the share std m : 3 7414 i l eis i'm -7 e s aces Yesterday, the poor fellow Davis, whose foot was Mr. CLIMAX aid it was most disgraceful that the cher' - SL 100 Do. 7p.e. FreLlneek.. 152 1116 - Kee 1 is.sieren.s• ....sua(L) I 2 •Ms - - • call of capital wil man had not reed • copy of the bill, and the sooner another at. 100 De.0.4.d0.(W. &tea'. IN 1118 - caught th° wheel., thereby , tiatb 7 N M. ww6 wh° W hi T e e 7 set of dimmers were in the place of the present ones the /IL 100 Una a rit. ( din def. tin ••• 00,000 1 Fort 10,000 1111 bead laverimei M I 1 1 G i - The London area seriously injured 106 .107. died. The poor fellow's body batter for the company. The directors must be either tools - . 1 Beata Barbara Gold 11 fllre - 110 . ,0110 1 Ilecittish Aran (UoL, 10. I I Pet tt return shows this e presented a ghastly and horrible appearance, being literally or &complies. in the matter. (Cheers, and " Oh, oh.") at Let llAw-, ...,C 1118186 ...,,,..._ . ..° 68 .,....D°2 6 2. _ ft 2 6 - .... 11.000 10 &John del 1617 (LI& _,.111 .. 7 n The reoeipta of split up. He died after great agony. Another poor fellow The CHAIRMAN sod that the bill which had just been a: LI t 7, ...7„„.7p-zata=-. - - - 45,174 2•181 United iliedesa 711 1 I t Canada for the wee Y hours in England. 10 all Loodondrn&Sonls.isli - - was brought into the hospital yesterday afternoon who had reld ic . wBB . Kr bibl Ewm ymid"trhmr Dill was published i n th e Canadian ge, tin mamma& & Wei.lll9.M. 1.16 IN - mar s ormerime 4 4..1 - 45010 5 Tuibumenstmas (Um ). ill 0 S •-• 9,2281. sterling, bet - received very serious injuries. Every effort seems now to 1 i D 1 has ; 4 t a Do. d 6 B •••• JOINT SULK MOMS. be made to muter the tidal waters several cradles Pa C CRAIRNAN said that he could only say that no copy ft. 10 a. at per net •• • • 8 8 70 - A ial meetin spec 2 a Ille. redsomente V.& i fpe - No. nßunnresponding week of I IM. IN. WON, I lair. atine. Railway (int been put down, an d th e practice of throwing eackslid of had yet reached the directors. 471;11h 8411 . .1 I Du sad Band oes 6{p.cl 11 poosoratk 6 pot ossi. 1 DiooliodtAket.Jso Nsol ~. 6P al Do. 3: S p.ok PA- Do Oom. No, Ppd. No. 1 Ds. do. Not Do. Now tp. el. dl Msbors Unto", 6p. ek idla. de Gismos p. al Idtro,gettO Dos. ,l pn Most Northam, • p. ct. Dago.P.d.st 10 p.alpso. Do. {{ pst oast D06p.0red.446 pa 41 Ott. Scotland, lot Pr ps. of et.Wool(BorkotaseSa Do. redeem 4, p. eau Do. redoes. 6p coo. Do. freedom. d p. d. Do.6p.a.rodoooo int Do. Moo Om Stack Do. Biter. trot disco Do. Moot. teas. Stock Do.ChoetorPLlN. Op.e. Do. do. do. Pp Loot Yorkok. •poet fao& SO ßrlght..6p.oaso. No. Doty... do. No Do.dp.o. do. .... Do. liko. do. No. o Do. p.s. do. Do. 'kopeks/ do.. Do.7p.e. ProLlMook. iodp.ado.( l 3. oat ak (41v. dd. LW Looaothoot sad Dorn lAN W Uov..DN =Apo. LES. W.7p.c.l4.lstcese. i.oodockdrudeSonloi oh i K0n.81141.11404.14.64 to Do. M Do. 11{ per coot . Do.redsomosielo sppat IldhadOsoollp.o.Moso t DoOom Dias &too 116.41p36. diosi • De.l9litclun pc • Noriolk p. 44.161.11403 • Nora Mid& prom Do Now Om. p. ok 111 Do.liorder Wake gas 19 N.Nos.-0004.4p ogre D a do. do IS Do. Los& 9p. GO No. 1 3 M. York. &I Immo J 1 Nadi 86sIordoldre. 11 SoMlok OoM New toot • llookN.Z.S{ pet. Mk& Do.Abor. gag p. 0.. I Do T p.ol Poet Stool 1L Dome Mod 44 p. Liao (Rood. M. 31.0.6, Do. 64 pot coat Do. Azad 4i per coot IL Woks gm. 4 p. oink Day par mot LYNN, WZDNISDAY. Yesterday, the poor fellow Davis, whose foot was caught in the wheel of a timber drag, sod who was very seriously injured thereby, died. The poor fellow's body presented a ghastly and horrible appearance, being literally split up. He died after great agony. Another poor fellow was brought into the hospital yesterday afternoon who had received very serious injuries. Every effort seems now to be made to master the tidal waters ; several cradles have been put dews, and the practice of throwing eacksful of earth into the current is continued. The rumour that the bridge had fallen in turns out to be false. Meet ings of the commissioners are being held almost daily, sad individual cases of distress are becoming known, exciting sympathy on all hands. There is little or no appearance of the tidal waters being stopped. A meeting of the Meydale Drainage Commissioners was held this day on the bank near the breach, the Rev. W. B. Dolby in the chair. A. Saunders, C.E., was present, and showed the commissioners that there was a great bole being made in the east bank 26 feet deep, sod 40 feet long, directly opposite the breach in the west bank. If this is not stopped by some means directly, the result will be that all the east aide of the fens up to Downbam and Ely will be inundated. A telegram was immediately forwarded to the secretary requiring attention to it. Mr. A. Saundera, C.E., waited upon the Secretary of State for the Home Department yesterday, and asked the interfer ence of government with the Middle Level Commis sioners. He promised to do all that he could in the matter, which was to write to the scrmeary of the Middle Level Commission on the subject. There appears to be no probability of the dam being constructed before the tides begin to increase again. There is no bead to the great number of men who are at work. The alarm is now spreading rapidly, and vast numbers of persons visit Use banks daily, and seeing the inactivity and conftssiem grumble fearfully. To-morrow the tides begin to increase, and the general impresuion now is that the whole of the Level wall be flooded. Mr: dilig.ti - sikiit wes moat disgmodul that the chair man had not read a oopy of the bill, and the sooner soother set of directors were in the place of the present ones the better for the company. The directors must be either tools or accomplices in the matter. (Cheers,and " Oh, oh.") The CHAIRMAN said that the bill which had just been read was probably not many hours in England. Mr. K said the bill was published in the Camden Pl CCRAntaux said that be could only say that no copy bad yet reached the directors. In reply to a Sasagnowee, The CHAIRMAN said that the arrangement between the two companies was not an amalgamation. Mr. Alderman DARIN said that the Chairman described the arrangement as one which would bring the two corn. wise under one manageoneat with a fusion of receipts. That was extremely like an amalgamation. (Hear, bear.) He thought the company ought to know something more shoat the arrangement, and as the bill was now published it ought to be circulated amongst the proprietors. If the directors took the shareholders more into their confidence he believed it would smooth the way hereafter for them. Mr. JAMISON moved that a ropy of the bill, with the beads of the proposed fusion, be circulated amongst the shareholders, so that they might be able to consider with due discretion the whole of this important question at the special meeting which would have to consider it. Mr. HARRIS seconded the motion. The CHAIIIMAN said that the bill would not give them any ' information reopening the agreement. The bill only enabled them to carry oat the agreement. He believed the agree meet would be in • tit state to be laid before them in five or six weeks. They wonkl then be called together to consi der the whole 'abject. He hoped they would approve of the agreement, bet if they did not the directors would at ooze Last it to the winds. IN 140 103 146 OM 96 IWO 110 11* WM 4,010 41100 110 eke* MI WOO le WAS WI MOO II UN V/ 10 U 11.100 SI Olk 110 10,010 t e. KM ID fa. 111 WO lOC mop 101 KM VP MO MIMS VP WM 11 *»I1« A MOIL 1=cl;.! AGMslsis .. MO = Brad Beitib N. Anodes Cbar.BlL Mit. Colombia 0. MIL sa....Aus.,..gar Mkt. arm al balk (a las. sal ClAha ehl_ VI ne prix9 If if 46= 46 fie - 64 JO vi 191 17d i Pin d N 111 96 97 de 60 lef - I. 1f Ps 1 1 :1 161 } 68 f 117— paid 9i xi Of al ii: lii 110 112 11111 110 1 le put li 01 Ms M Mr" 10 0 eas. of °da Met ..k ßtAtiaLatariel: MrW En at ihr t i ml i"k Letedi Ifs 140 ILUZ:ZZI. boaalul AWK- Sigi 14 0 101 100 101 110 London nod Coma) , London Joint Mock London & South ntriv Ilan. and ,Motro. & Pro,. leak (L. 111•1 IiVI. el lids.. _ Do. do. 36 p.e. Do. do. 0 d p.o. Witoe.dathoganyo p.c. W.Ad—Oit.loigoaot.. Do. do. 16d do. Do. 14 Imp. 6p. ItoL Do.do.porp.d p.ot. prof. 90 90 119 19 11 U U 114 42 49 ni IV HO 121 101 144 nt in Do Aiw X.Yoad Baal New South Wales Orleatel bank tampon Olaoessa Bank PPIVIIIIVASI at (Maid 6i U SR f Id 0 44 . 46 [The meeting wee proceeding when we went to preu.] :..was i ! itugr." ei Labium-- FOZZIGN MAYS. Mr. Alcock to-morrow will call the attention of the house to the &ambient' of facilitating the passage of the traffic along Park-lane by parting off (as has been done at the lower end of Rotten-row) a portion of the road in Hyde-park, alongside of Apsley House gardens, devoting one of the four carriage -entrances at Stanhope gate and the gate nearest Ansley House to this object, for the we of public cabs during the Exhibition. QUEEN INAUHANCI COMPANT.—The shareholders in this coespaey held • special meeting yesterday at the chief offices, DaleHeree, Liverpool. Mr. Bernard Hall pee sided. A resolution was proposed to the effect that is eon sideration of the greatly increasing income of the oriespaey (at the rate of about 20,0001. per annum) the directors should be empowered to heresies the capital from 600,0001. to 1,000,0001. by the line of 50,0001. new shares of 101. each. The resolution was carried unanimously. TEN CONEUDIYATIVZ LAND SOCIETY IN NOE= Bees.—Thu 44th pnehns of this society, and the fint in the northern avii of Ewer, has just been made at Colchester. It is an expellent building property, situated just outside the town on its southern side, beyond the ca mp sad government barrack lands, and comprising five Gelds between the roads which these fork—the left leading to Abbate' and the right to Berechurch. A new brunch railway from the Stour Vailsy branch of the Eastern Union is oontempland, having its terminus in the neighbourh oo d of St. Iliticiplen _Church, which will greatly enhance this property far biOMm puritans. ROYAL GIOOIAPHICAL SOCIETY. The royal swards for the " eacionragement of geographical science and discover will be presented on Moeday, the 26th inst., by the President, Lard Ashburton, at Berlington-house, at on p.m. The Duke of Nswesstts wilt receive the founder's gold medal, on behalf of the late Richard O'Hara Burke, for his expedition moss Australia ; and also a gold watch far Mr. JAW UM. the Gay survivor of Borke's Expedition. alTheera Blehiston, R. A., w il l receive the patron's andel, far hie survey of the Yang-tse-kiang. The t will then deliver his annual Wrens on the no- C . : 1 = 11 The chair at the Mauer at Willis's by the presideat-elest, fir Rodin* L Munition, at seven p.m. precisely. - ---- - -- KIIIOIII.II.I.IIIIDUS. U. IN. I 11ADWATO. i illoslas Fiord Saks. fa 11 ! 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IL Nods*l4B.ollanellooo. 96 111 - IVP '' N .11 e 4 An 0841...) EL 1 le• pm - AO IL N. livel.4p.sl.Jsaoltials US 1111 108 - WIS lA.OO.ll.OmNs a li pm st, sesetWP. ad, fi a. A too - - - N 6 II& Mug** TN il/ • _II 11 41s, i&000 IL 111.1111eNdOs .-440.011,. 100 101 104 - ' 14, yam cismiesised ibi ..t CCRIOCS Scare IN TORBAY. --OKI Saturday morn ing, a large foreign barque, named the Omits, came into Torbay. It loco became known that her captain was a Britham man, who, about nine years ago, was an appren tice to a Itrialum merchant, but who, in consequence, it is alleged, of receiving ill•treatment on board a vessel in which he was sent to ma, ran away. His mother and sister reside at Brisham, and with a fond hope of melee them once spa, the young man ventured on shore. But scarcely hat be landed before it was known to his farmer master, who obtained a warrant for the detention, as he said, of his runaway apprentice. Armed with hi s arrant, and helped by a policeman, he sought an interview. sad told the captain that he wee his apprentice, demanded pay ment of 5f., or his implant surrender, as he had a minuet for his detention. ''The demands being refused, the merchant left the house, went a few yards off to the policeman, and with but a minute's delay both came to th e house to take their man, but they found him gone. It tumid out that a boat wee cruising not far from the house, which drew near as being hailed. Into this boat the captain jumped, making for his loupe with all speed. The escape was soon discovered, a noth er boat manned, sod a moat exciting chase ensued. The affair had became noised about, and much sympathy was expressed for the captaie who had been thus deprived at enjoying the society of relations after so long as abuses. Sexy eye . 112 directed towards the two dashing screen the bay with all the impetuosity that they could be forced. On the lint boat reaching the torque, the captain sprang ox board, and by the time the pursuing beat had nose idaugaide, the whole of the mew were to he seem esereh log on the deck, armed to the teeth. The discomfited poa seers were thereupon obliged to make foe the shore, ea ruching which they wen reoeived with a volley et koffeter sail blame.— Western Morning News. MONEY MA&&ET.-(THIS DAL) Two o'CLoos. ADVANCE IN THE BANK RATE OF DISCOUNT. The directors of the Bank of England, at their weekly meeting to-day, have raised the minimum rate of discount from to 3 per cent. This announcement, having been generally anti cipated, has bad no effect on the stock markets, which remain very quiet. The funds are quoted exactly the same as they oloeed yesterday. In the share and foreign stock markets the variations are of little importance. _ _ At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rents, opened at 70fr. 20c., being 1-16 per rent. better than yester day. Turkish Loan Scrip is quoted 24 to 2* prem. ; Egyptian, 1* to 1* prem. ; and Russian, par to prem. Consols are officially marked 931, f, and cues div., for money, and 92 and 911, ex div., for the account. The present quotations are 93} to I, cum div., for cash, and 92, " sellers", ex div., tee the 10th of June. The official business "sport is as follows : Bank Stock, 2351, 237 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91*, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 91f, 1 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 771 ; Thirty Years Anna., 1885, 151 ; India Five re Cast. Stock, 1091, 1; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 100 ; ditto Bonds, 203 e., 25e., 295. prem. ; Five par Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 103 ; ditto Fiee-and-a-Ball per Cent., 1091 ; Exchequer Bills, 16.., 13a., 18a. prem. The foreign stock market is quiet. Mexican Bonds and Italian Five per Cents. are flat. Spanish Certificates are fairly supported. The Turkish Loan of 1654 is likewise steady, at 801 to 1. Transactions are recorded as follows : Bramilian Four-and-is-Half per Cents., 1862, 1858, 1860, 931; Egyptian Seven per Cents., 11, pram. ; Italian Five per Cents., 69} (exchange 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 311, 1, f ; New Granada Two per Cents., 251 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 451 ; Spanish Passive, 19} ; the Committee's Certificates, 8 1,1,1; Turkish 1001, Bonds, 71; ditto Six per Cents., 1862 (scrip), 21, 1, prem. ; ditto paid up scrip, 701, ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1021. We are informed that the applications in London alone for the shares in the Union Bank of Ireland amount to nearly the entire capital. A telegram has been received from New York, dated the 12th of May, or two days later than any accounts yet received. It appears to have come through the wires to Cape Rees, just before they were broken. It communicates the important in telligence that the United States Six per Cent. Bonds of 1881 had risen from 103 (the qu otation on the 10th which was a Saturday) to 1 06} , and the United States Five per Cents. of 1874 94 to 951. This important advance, occurring so quickly after the recent great leads to the inference that further political intelligence of a favourable nature meat have been received at New York. The same telegram quotes Virginia Six per Cent. Bonds, 80; Missouri, ; Tennessee ,601; New York Central Railway shares, 891; Eris shares, ; ditto Pre ferred, 68 ; Illinois Central shares, ; Gold, $1 per cent, premium, and exchange 114. In conse quence, probably, of this telegram, some large purchases of American securities were effected to- A y. fall which occurred yesterday in Italian Five per Cent. stook and in Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares was attributed partly to some alarmist de spatches respecting movements of Austrian troops, but more immediately to a rumour that the Italian government, so recently a heavy borrower in the markets of Paris and London, contemplates coming for an additional loan in some form or other—perhaps in that of a fresh issue of gua ranteed railway capital. Considering the present unsettled state of Italy ' the position of her securi ties in the market, and the evident indisposition of the English public to absorb them with • rapidity equal to that with which they are created, the rumour seems to meet with very partial credence. The Liverpool cotton market has nearly re covered to Friday's prices. Purchases, however, were checked by the smallness of the supply. We are informed that the prospectus of • new bank for Ireland, with an influential local direc tion, will be issued in the course of • few daya. We are authorised to state that the directors of the Australian Agricultural Company have decided to recommend, at the annual meeting of proprietors in July next, that sheep-breeding on the company's estates be resumed in 1863. If, after considera tion, the shareholders adopt this recommendation, a call of capital will be necessary. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,2511. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 9th inst. were 9,2261. sterling, being 1,475/. more than in the cor responding week of last year. A special meeting of the Lancashire and York shire Railway Company is called for the 7th of June, at Manchester, to approve of,two bills in par liament. ----- Subjoined are the latest quotations of ineuranoe, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange list : losuraoce.—Allianos British and Foreign, 144 to i ; ditto Marina 57 to ; Clerical, Medical, and Gemmel L4 : 22 .1 es boom ; Commercial Union. 24, 4. 3 ; Croern.24 ; 74 ; Globe, 994 to 100 ; Law Firs, 44 ; Liverpool sod cm Fire and Life, 8j to 94 ; London, 44 ; Mercantile Fl M, 3 4 ; Costa Marine, ; Modc Life, 84 i Thames mid Mersey Martha 31 to ; Diverted Manse, 24 ; Victoria Life, Th. Gas Light andOoke.—lmperial,B3; Surrey Oonenniers,ls. Canals.—Grand Junction, 614 ; Bennet and Avon (Guar. by G. W. Railway), 64 ; Regent's (or London), 254. Waterworks,— a, 54. Docks.-Bt. Katharine, 574 to ; Southampton, 57. The half-yearly dividend on the Russian Your and-a-Half per Cent. Loan of 1860 is advertiaed by Mean. Baring Brothers and Co. The Maria Elisabeth has arrived from China, with 329,100 lbs. of tea. WZDIONDAY Evxxnrs. Console, which closed yesterday at 92 to 1 ex div. for the 10th of June, opened this morning at 92, " sellers," recovered to 92 to 4, and closed at 92, "sellers." For money the last price was 934 to cum div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money 931, 1,4, 4, curs div. ; ditto for account (June 10), 92, 91k, ex div. • ank Stock, :236i, 235, Three per Ce nt s . Redu ced, 914, 4, 4 ; New Three per Cents. 911, I,; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, I 154 ;I ndia Five per Cent. Stock, 1091,1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 186 4 . 100/ ; ditto Bonds, 295., 28e., 29.. prem. ; Five per NM. " enfacred" rupee paper, 1034 ; ditto Five-and-a- Half per Cents. 1094, 4. The India Five per Cent. Stock was last quoted 1094 to 4 ; India Bonds, 26.. to 295. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, 14s. to 17s. prem., being L. lower than yesterday. The transactions in foreign stocks were to a moderate extent. — ibe - rew - Liaciecline to-day in the shares of as I London and County Bank, owing to the adverse legal decision mentioned yesterday. Ottoman Bank were rather flatter, and other bank shares steady. There was no change in the miscellaneous share market. Transactions have occurred in the shares of Prior's Patent Candle Company at 11/. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were se follows :—Ooean Marine In surance, 81 to I prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 19-16 to 1 11-16 prem.; Universal Marine, 21 to 2} dis.; London and Provincial Marine, par to I pan. • Mercantile Fire, / to 1 prem. • ' Com mercial UniOn, /to die. ; Imperial Bank, /to 1 prem. ; Alliance Bank, 21 to 21 prem. ex the new shares; Chartered Bank of British Columbia sod TlLDOOttele• Island, / to prem.; Italian Irrigatine, par to prem. ; Metropolitan Waggon, 11 to 11 prem.; Bombay Gas, par to leem.; s~ iii ... •••• 14 iii ides i i des reei London and Brazilian Bank, Ito 11 prem. ; and Union Bank of Ireland, to * prem. The shares of the newly-announced Bank of Hin dustan were dealt in in the morning at II to I* prem., and closed at to It prem Indian Railway Debentures in some instances were a little more offered. MINER.-(THIS DAY,) Two o'OLocz: In the mining market to-day Rest Caradon shares are very flat, and have reoeded to 41i to 424. A good demand prevails for most other shares, at firm prices. Greet Wheel Fortune are quoted 26 to 27 ; Wheal Ludeott, ?4 to 8 ; North 'Treekerby, 30 to 32 ; llerodafoot, 4 to 42. East Caradon are marked 19 and 19j. Foreign and colonial mining shares are unaltered. The transactions comprise St. John del Rey at 66, and Scottish Australian at 14. A general meeting of the West Canada Mining Company is called for the 99th inst. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. 11EPIRLIAL ALVIELGEB. = ld Ma nz - I — y e l Mfr F s s : 1.1 04 4111118111. 111111 sd "12 Is Ann 1 " •71 fd Idlstridr..,. - Mfrs dd SU 11 54 54 pis Jaen... II ft Id Ns dd Ids 401 Id - 'Way, Oats, itso, Masa, sal Peas. IL but= Oa= SOW W=L—Whini. ilkin; bosky, ; oats, 10,441: ?raj% ; bow, SAS ; Pau. VS tuner& DLLQII.Ak saimnsa Ssa nooreAnces allll3 LVILIIIII RUCS ow SAT walls rma as wins Buzau Mom lased Mt AasilltLiasaalis.l MSS & Oka Mal /has 17. U 10 14 11 ss 2 all ST 9 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Milli DAY.) (IT murex Airs 1 imams, rstraws.) (nON OUR DWI 00raillP011Dirt.) The cotton market to-by is ideady, with fail. inquiry. The 'drums of yssierday is maintained. Woe &beat 5,000 balm MINCING LANE—(THIS DAY.) BoaAs.—Tho market seadesse elseeh Oen *re fully supported—alayed Meals amid at Me. dd. W Wm. 3d. Two &Wag wpm of Cabs saki se 22e. 6d., }And* wsO°.m ss. Belles& Ana, with but light supply. ~kat is slimly. but sot seam. 9. . —The Fsa.casti;o;; dull ot Bun.—No ;ite;r7p;rl;d7 11101 L—Aleut 8,000 beat al sap BaDP I sold • 5 711- 3d. to la. 8•00 has sold belly at shoat previous prises ; ordinary loreg m esrl. 20a.; and doss, at 15. dd. —Pepper is dull .1 las at fanner prima. Plante meld at shoat previous _prices, 2)(1. to ; Giagor, Jr maks, labia& 49i. to 137 a. Peas.—The ammaki• i quiet. Warms lonettil al em rise ; sseractioa 3t, at 46.. Carron.—TM mast las bssse soars active ; about 3,000 bake sold. J 011L—Tbil Market is quiet at about previous prices, sasses to grad sold at 131. 50. to 181. a.. ooc Komi. —The public Wes input off heavily, bat prices were sot materially altered. Tsang, silver, 21i. dd. to 2a. 7d. ; black, 2s. 80. to 2s. 11d. ; IlLooduras allow, 2. sd. to 3a. Id. ; black, 2s. 3d. to ea. X TALLOW NAILKIT.-(THIS DAY.) ... The market „quiet terdsy. MIMI tallow Is quoted 44.. set ooh ; Petersburg Y.O. Olt the sot, 465. 6d. ; Nay mmd June, 46e. 6d. ; Jam, 46e. 94. ; July to September, 47a ; October to Deeember, 4k. Delkeeries for the heltmesar, 466 make ; arrivals 1,933 maim all Australian. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAT.) We ars well implied with beasts, but the &vocable weather canoes • larger dernawL Trade is active at folly late aka. The Dauber at sheep and Lambs LI larger ilea on Thursday last. The 4ielseat kis& are readily disposed of, bat Wow douriptions met with a doll trade. We have a Law wapply d d h are cold at low prices. Our foreign supply worms of 133 bawds. 2,37oasep. sad rte calm. AMA sows, 196. Poe stow of 14ba &d. s L Per doss se abs. a. A. &d. Sot Soots, Ihrsids. 4 s 4 4 Ilsol boa SU-Ws& 6 4 10 Oat likorslisres . 4 0 4 l 10 Paoli •0-40000.... 0 0 0 Sewed qua Lissa; 34 1 S Do. do. Shorn .... 4 6 Calm 4 0 6 4 Awes t iwoond qua 0 0 0 Pia Ses4Dastlfinwede 0 0 0 0 lambs I V 4 Stasis at mobs& LIN: Step red Masi* *Wet Otis.. US; IiMITHEFDILD HAY MARKET.—CHIS DAY.) Messrs. Hanel' sad Easton report las& slow, at lest day's prior. Pram meadow bay, 70s. to 80s.; ditto, 84s. to 925. fid.,• iaforior did* 50s. to 00a ;=, old, 90a to 119 s. 641.; ditto sow, seoaad oat, 80s. to 100 s. straw. M. to 40a pitormozaz, SHARI MAJIZITS. Mae Us today :—Caledesdan, 14.—Ianca eldmijnirrnind arid**, MS 71 B—London sad North Walarn, t og L—llaashaterr iu =k en and _ Bunio Ro nnie. lgighad. Ditto 7 par teak 101. dams, 4--Oreat laxemboung, 16 Mt ' 12-14—&eat Wasters of Canada. ni -11110016 44 1 & Iris, era smasansest, hil—limbre and Meese, 114 11-10 I 12.14 11.16 5-4. 06651 Nip Oomporss, to. ed. BLIUMIGNI ilk Mae 21.-1120 aim of to-dag were in local stocka, via :—Blrminallans Canals at .-I= l enl West Bromwich Banks at U. Gadd. per share —ffakff• ordshlre Gas halves at 606—Britannia NM atla. pm—North Stafford' closed at 14 to 16—loath Stafford' at tK 166 id., " bayers"—flionr Valise at n, "Maws"— ffirednettass Guaranteed at 776. bayersLsoloa and North Wedeln, et, •• sailor, - lemma • shads lower. Doararcia or AXIIIICAN CANADIAN, AND ATIUCAN Mara—The Inman ebamer, Ogy of New York, was yesterday (Wedaserian deeper bed hen Liverpool for New York wgh wells for the United States, and sweaty oaks wad a umber of eteorega with ergs,rec. The Quebec and Mostre Pal er=lta bit ateamer HohesYs will he despatched from the Mersey today with ensile for Cords and the United Slates. The hex at the Liver _Post-oboe far th e receipt of istears. inteeded to be lormsded by this mail, wig biome until 2 p.m. Late despatelies, vil Londonderry, may be datched up to 8.30 p.m. without, and NMI 9.30 p.m. with late fen of Id. On Saturday the Cunard Royal Mail steamer Penis will leave the Money for New York with mails for North America and the United States. The box at the Liverpool Post-office for the receipt of letters, be., will be open until 2.30 p.m. os that day late despetthes Quesastown may be forwarded until . 9.20 p.m. it beds We fees of Id. On Saturday also the Africen Royal Mail demise Athesim will be despatched from Limmesol with math, pr•••••••, ka , for Madeira, Tearriffs, and the priesipal statiooltra the West African coast. Lateen will be resolved at the Liverpool Poet-Mike on Saturday Mil 2.11 S p.m., and at the Landisville. until 3 p.m. A Scum we rug "Swear Wares."—ln the dearth of graver Dews so incident which occurred to a couple of "Gallant gay Lothario " Effendi. at the Sweet Waters of Europe on Friday last may be recorded. About 2 p.m. oa the day in q ue s t ion—which was one of the moot summery . we have yet had during the season —• three eased taigas containing • small party of Turkish ladies, attended by • black female slave, was rowing up from the Horn towards the ovens of the day's al fresco en. }orient. Close behind them followed another calque with two Effendis, whose MS/otiose soon became more marked than agreeable. Frequent ants bed been made to shake them off—by quick rowing, by Mow rowing, and by indig nant appeals to them to pass en. that an is vain : they coo timed to dog the unappeeditkie kir gem till the argue of the latter reached the bretherphee up in the Valley. There, as if finally wee ever to eleility. the black slave made signs to the amorous w,fs leeptheeele. This they did, in the fond belief that boa a! PP reels ea im and were about to have Memel aroadopoosi but, in Pt st i etelli voucheafing this, the liesk Abigail seised the boat-hook of her micros as they meth identle, sled soundly belaboured both amidst the lord keel of the crowding spectators before escape was peeible. They finall beat a rapid retreat down the rive r . altemetely hissed and laug hed at till beyond the wooden beidam— Levant Herald, May 14. MILITARY 81 - :waxer IN Pnets. A letter from Teheran, dated the 18th ult., in the Levant Herald, ban the following :—"Ow the 27th ult. 55 Tumoral were brought her as mimesis and shot in a barrack outside the town. They were tied up to the walls by their heath, and • detachment of 100 emu fired upon them at 40 pease with snob bad practice that the dotoobrosot had to be changed six times, and nearly 4,000 rounds of ammueitica were txrded before the wretches won ektoablorml. The w agar' lasted newly an boar and a WI, and several of the victims received a tray as 30 shots before life was bued out of nom So ranch for the firing of the rlar Persian troop. The Matbar-od . Donley (who was meleandor in leglio•dimade as Medea tual endeavour to save the lives of the Toreomeas whose execution I have jag mostionelL Mr. Anitchkolf, the Russian minister, also weedi todosaso, bat ',Woo better result, as the shalt bed tesaboly t w o may ali beatlog sad I did net Mier. Mil lag She Us we over. Had he tow bore doutathro the Um of otitis* would have tom amp& ard we awn& boas bets mood No pis of witamelog re litoreibie r ethithitioa as their execution is the way writhed mooted."