The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-30 00:00:00

LACY INTELLIGENCE. (TRLS DAY.) COURT OF QUERNS BENCH. rob. lhass.—(llare Leal Campbell, Mr. luatke am, Mr. Jabs la. rod Mr. imam Cremptaa.) O. Till =V. WILL VA LUZ 1101111173. lerejsest fir sebila Ills MO be ha to rem the coca e Wards* adagio from asakaty of the Roy. Mr. Roberts, erh bod is is cookilly wit oleo dho day whoa this mot- Lot Won their losiliap. lad — Mai Is =Nay notwithstsadisi oat Is Ms mind Ws Ms sicspitssses t saipant flbss-14, we kW. isiourts did not enter TAW bl nspissants. - - L .r 1 Caapboll—Tles, oa far, thin Imo ban no inert t.. - e - went Fhte-011, lori, n. dot complain that there boa. Lord Copt.,ll—Wed, thew. if Yr. Roberto boa not witand 210 rec oissaree,upow whoa do you food your applies**, &goat Why, although Mr. Retorts hod sot eseered lea nwoiesocee, others bad omplied with the di:Ohms THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) lILNIHON-HOUSE, Jaw t Brims, • porter — , — ;;;br;v — gii - itiiore Use Lard Mayor cherpd Mei !new violactly 'smelted a soldier, sad else with haring grossly lambed • female. The dehadant hal en the breast of hie cost • medal with soar clasps, wbkis la had roamed for hard fighting In the Crimea. -- il7aTert Jager, • private In thethird battalion*, arena'lice °aside .aid—l was eassemd ta ramming with • female tread la Lower Thsesewatreet, wises the deteadant came up sad saidpokiest to I. yeas( weer," there goo. • —." 1 asked Loul what be meant by sae/ Imams, sad be struck me violently several times. I bed glass \haw provocation. ,J. Fetcher, • witness, said—/Ls I was wteD along I seer • ecultkibetween the deheikat std the mid* la which the former acted in the moat brats] teartaer to tea Wier by dishing him heavily to the rood and striking sad kick- lad hinl A second vitae,* Dote teaemney to the savage °mind of the defendant to the moldier and the female. ( ibe mire ; and he bad to lay beim their toddies the t.nowieg admit from Mrs. Dosser, whkh would dew SW es It wee the easis Mrs. Deeser's admit our 1106111 die mersiscand was es follows - —'• I have this seseirisgleft the child, Mary kw Wriessell, with her father, James li•DoeselL" if. bed dee a short didavit from the Rev. Mr. Roberta blamed, which he .herald read to the court. (The leaned indeed INS rad the didevit, which wan to the filiewtsg elect :—Mr. Roberts derdered that the news cede by Ida to the writ d Wets emus direstleg him le trim up the body if Ms'y Ass* Inhume, our bum Is terry particular, mad was insist so a amid, and sot is • dad as is emit* it the allegatios Ilet ets mid child wet letaired by his or was within hie custody—that hie Movuerre um not sad In sty wisivecel are; but that be loner rely druid that tbs child wee Is hie pewit, either at es• tea. •d the Jana of the writ or at the time of the return • it—that at the use time he did sot think It was hit taty after ha had bet sees the chid to take say ern,' steps tr , powers berdetivery to her lather ; bet that, on the contrary, be wit coemiestione objections to voluntarily requiring la formatin at to the whemsboota of the daughter—that up to Thuraday het he dii rot know the dam where the child mn ; led, thirds's, that it wet impossible for him to hem palmed the child es that day.) The leafed atejeaat this lemereled—The remit was that the child bad bees emceed to Om father, in Mediator to the jadraseat of the run ; and, therefore, he thought tbe matter might now be rosidered rat as est. Iced Campbell—Let it be so. _ Mr. Lueb-1 hope, my lord, I may be permitted to say, on kW of the parties as the Mbar side, QM we lied so notice tftb epplketion until lees night, sad that we bed prepared learn-retort's to be Ird before the delhedest le-morrow monis& • L. Td coquet if shake ore entertained at to 'lac facts pat forward by toy brother abeiktbo court will .lbw Otte for further invettigagon; belt If dim an no seek drib% and the child hat now boon regoeld to bee ham, Walt we than be justified in glowing Mr. Roberts to be dip hero* from cottony, tad in °outdating the rosette on coothened. S..rteent Shoe—There ero co doubts whatever, my toed. Lord Campbell— But, Mother Shea notwithstanding wlet Mr. Roberts hos now oat, I must dale» list soy sun ramble perms roadie' hie raters uenld madder b womb eporncel std even prevaricating. HOWOMIC, Mr. Reba% now done what might be expected es dm tram • gentle can of education and right feeling, avalliug WNW of the locus peniteatiw opesed to blot by the co...rt. At the muse, time it must be known that the writ of habeas corpus is sacred and must not be tannin with, sad that the court will Inflict condign punishment upon the trying to trade a I or intended for the prolessiend the !thirty of the subject at well se for the nerds* cif the puental authority. Mr. Lash—naiads*: of the child le • very pow rasa, and be hoe been put to very con.oderable impetus In communes of these proceedinp. Surely then be ought to be entitled Is hie coots. Mr. Janice Crompton—Certa ougat to pay all cormorant oats. • party in ocanlmpt Lard earapheil—l think tha payment of all the coots ft ettro , l would be a very remonable condition to attach to Mr. RA4ll'. Immediate diacharge. Mr. Justice Wightroan—tiodoubtedly Mr. 11)berts mfght Lee purged himeelf of this contempt, but as at present he is is contempt, it Is nameable he should pay the amts ou the coaditioe of his discharge. Mr. apatite Cromptoi—lt is a matter of coarse that whoa • party has made so evasive return to a writ of hebene corpse be should be madc to bear all the ',pease of tho par reeding,. The order f r the discharge of Mr. Roberts wee nee& legly made, subject to the permit of all the code from ihe tlme of the Weis. o f the writ of babies corpse. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Ea, imp inlim;;—(Kiir;l:TrtiCLMf InstiOrCockboos, .ad Jolikes WI s , Wines, and Bilis) SWOON 111. OILIZN.-11..1301 AND :ICILY. _ _ Mr. SerivatitillOMno case - wasWied Woe Mr. Justice Wilhelm% at Ile sittings alter last term, whom tb. verdict wee kw Ye diehodear, bet he now moved to mat is 1 that verdict sod have s Dew Sliel Mr. lusters Bylee—Os whet mead, brother Thome? Mr. &ritual Thomas—Os the grouted that I ens nel 'IMAMd that the plaintiff ham had a tali trial—(e laugh)—ad I inlet that the magsannuity M the learned judge MI gran enough by this time to induce him to think so too—(laughter) —hie laudikop geserelly same up very dearly, bat is this case his iumenag op was all as use side. (Renewed laughter.) Mr. Jaime* Williams—You seed dross language &boot the plaistid being • poor man, and I woo obliged to mks Dose obeernatioss on the other side. Mr. &pyjama Tholes repediated any attempt to ablate • verdict on such a grated. His leedebip, after • fay ohms. wines, kft thejutry no optics bet ni dadde aoterding to hit lordship's view. Hs said that trial by Jury was a very goad institution if jugs* 4keided le a peeiWnlar way, but bid ob soletely told then that they would be rubbing—yrs, robbing the delleadast If tb.y gave • verdict against hint. Mr. Jesus* Wthant.—Wheat I sold was that jerk* would be a "aaisasee" if they decided on say other ground than the intim*, and that tipsy would be robbing" the defies chat if tiltay wade hint pay witbunt thinking that he was the odes of the acchlast. 111r. — limise;tTbeeme—Ilie lwdship theca told Wee tied tbry meet set Peel Welt mes'a leather to make poor mei. Wee, wad Melee, by a 5.., each etatersetve, Imbed tbe jury Ye fen. they Mmdedegeittet me (Load I .ughtwr.) The Lerd Odd Isetate C am pretty rood reales 14r tlialose that the jury bed ken weU Maud'• beton hie I.mtaelp eddrowed tame. Mr .(l=wibmam, r. Jrtire Itylee—Perbepe , you did tte ase yes de bew—eteer dew el tbe bete. (Ccethwied Issehtte.) . . . ilostied Mitt Judos—All sy brother Warm toil Jury was sot M •D.• • &Avg of comp...ion to Woos thus to mks tho delhedese empeesets the *MM, salsa b. soda to de ow Mr. tliejorat Tbsess--But his tirdship rspotod theme t. 1.1. sse sad sow wit. The Loyd ChM Jobs tiwsht that the end tumid b. Sun stale to Jody, If they bawd what UN facts d Iha hen Wm. fforjeant Thomas add it was as action by • mum, whin worked is the (iron-perk, fee damagea, in o.o•Bogasese hosing brew knecked doom by • Harm cab. in Overcome plank whilst gout% t erne from his work. Haw.. abolitions mg, whoa he mimed hie dead ; mad sawing • c west back to the pavement. That earriscmaillorSmsbeiT=l he again imppid AI the tab, and was imam/kJ* down by tits defendant's rah. The plaintiff mom ha had and catalog', had looked bake ersatz, ant saw slabs towing. His I rdahip 1-14 the jury that It was a phyrisal imposaibility that the plaintiff meld base looked. Mr. Jamey Willimm—Wlmt I odd we. that it warn • physical inipoonbility that the *tali( could bare looked and a.t ma the cab; 41 the witaeates pat the coati is such a way that if the plaintiff had 644 ha most have men the in'. The eels suggeatlew segltgesee oa the part of the randrier was that be was going ton fact, but the clergyman who was In the cab weld M wee cot going fad. fir' cat Themas—His krJahip mem d angry that b• stoma ask • elergyrnan of the Chatett of England say truattoa at all. bait the tiaayasite. e4dauce was not astir trctilq, Me he was in the rob awl opted net ate. (Langhter.) The derryman mid she j.loitriff, who was perfactly sober, meted " I ii , be hub soma• the cab, bat that we. evidently albs he had been amok, so that oh. eleryryman dui not ass the coiommorm at of the mildest at all. Ifs trusted that the niagnanimtty 4 tbrir lordoltipo would inium Sham to otreilit to the coition. The court, • (ter woe further dieesssioe, refuee4 the Mi. F r tt. A rtture r.-08 Saturday morning last , no of the earl:esters easptiyed in fitting up the Great Easteru steamship was ai rk on a atege new th 4 paddle wheel, when by some omens 14 was strwk by a piece el H.- ter. and hll 4 the weer. Assistaare was at hand, but was in.ifely utsvabli or, as tb. unfortunate MAO did not rine to rhombi's of lb* wet. r, and was courequently drowned. Atone the some time aucaber workman employed on dick Mel •kb an sec idol , be icLi,h he enrodinicl a compound fracture 14 Ibe thin. 7rr suf rer srm conveyed to the gip, where he temains in a very dangerous Mate. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 30, 1859. The defendant, whoa face bore marks of violence, said ha hal bees drinking and really Ina ignorant of what gat Ma Into the row but be wee sure that be moat bare been list amekted. He stated that be had served la Sebastopol as well as the soldier, and that he could not if not grimly provoked have tumults& a com panies in setae. He hoped the Lord Mayor would take into eamideration the pwashmeut he had undergone in the /cabs The Lad Kam regretted that a man who had fought gallantly Itt the Uses coat be capable of treating a ot,ldier OF aNybedy eta Is so cowardly a manner, sad sentenced the dalualltat to pay the penalty of 10.., or go to prison for 14 " Rio Toyer, , who the moment he appeared at the bar was reeognivel se an experienced thief, wee charged with having robbed Ilia 'tram of • puree containing a half-soveregn. The proseeutrix said that as she was waiting to crow tbe reed in Fenthurch-street, on Saturday, she felt a tug at bar pocket, and upon turning round, saw ber puree in the hand of the prieoner. She caught him by the sleeve of the com, but he broke away from her. She, however, followed lila, crying " stop thief," and he was stopped and given into custody. The clerk to a ablpbrokee raid that he groped the pri mer, who hootactia , •l7 droppod the pane at Li. kct. It esetalaed the half-sovereign. The Lord Mayor wa about to send the thief to be tried et the Central Criminal Court, but the complaMent stated that she woe ofted to es out for a foreign dertinatioa, and his ladWp paid he bit bound, ender ouch circulates/es, to sentence the offender Co such punishment ma could be ll:dieted by a trimaistrata t viz., three calaudar mouths., with hard labour. CLERKENWELL Rawl Lee, aged 32, a t7ig-;;-maker, who refund his ad dress, and i4UPI Kifff, aged 19, of no trade or address, were placed at the bar, Were Mr. Conte, ;charged with attempting to pith pockets In Islieg,ton. From the evidence of Sergeant Brans, 33 G. It appeared that he WWI on duty neer the court when homy the pfaown pa" sad from their meaner be was Induced to Mow them. I. Lloyd-square, he maw Les stop • lady, and laquire the way t. to ems distant piece, aad then joie the . Finding that the lady had Wised noth ing, again followed the prlseasre sod sew them slop several Wire. In Islington he saw King with his hand In • lady's pocket. when he took him tato MS' body, but the lady lad fortunately not lost anything. The prisoner', who are both well known to the pokce, were very indignant at their characters being questioned by the " geatlamse," tbe sergeant been; out of uniform ; bet wits they head he woe • constable, and another mea twin ep. they went quietly to the swine. t i Tt the Nati= decibel to give his !Wren, and King gays • Wee eat. Bo* prissere datied the chugs, rid they bad user sem wok Weer Wks, sod Lee mid he raised hie address be ams be did set wish ide Meade to know the position is wideb be wee plow& Ye. Carrie eeneried the prirsten matt" Wortley. OT A JERRIOAL STORMY AT ROL- LOWS!. ADJODRNED INQUUT.-(THIS DAY.) This forenoon, at II o'clock, Mr. Viably, coroner hr West Middlesex. end a jury, reassembled at the Castle Tam, Holloway, for the purpose of resuming the inquiry lerMyr the death of Mr. Andrew Hooper Huddketons, aged 23 (sea Of Ds. Huddketone), a medical student, who animas* suicide by taking smirks acid, under cireum semen of a Try insmrie?lo and lamentable nature, The pasessilligeeraMed the most intense interest, and the jury-room wee crowded to ezeses. lir. Lewis, of Ely-pure e, attended on basil of the relations of the deemed. Kr. Hebert Wood, solicitor, of Colemas-..rest. City. was also prow. On the lint meeting ea esturday, the COMM having excluded the press sad the piddle from the inquest, nothing could be obtained cosusetei with the cage. This morning the following evidence wee taken, which may be Way acted se follows. On Thursday morning last, about eleven o'clock, a young smtleman named Arkall wee crossing a bald is Holloway, ale property of Mr. Oneg, when he discovered the body of thedecwd. Information was given to the police, and it wss reeseved to the doadhouae.. Mr. Mitchell sew the body, and has alum made a post morales examination, when it was ascertained beyond doubt that death resulted front taking large quanti.ies of pruseic said. • hottle containing some quantity of the poison in ques tion was isund upon the pram cif the &messed, also a letter he the bassilwridag Or the deemed, bat the contests did not Irsaspire tu oast during the marning. The Coroner bre meal le the jury that he had received a latter from Mr. Paget, surgeon, el St. Bartholomew's litspi , sl, who bad been appointed to make an analysis, but that gantleams had not dons so up to the present time, swing to his menvoMable abeam from town. . . A quantity of emdenco is to be brought forward in relation to tits circtunnances which led to the commission of the nab act, which is more or lees tt family matter." The «quay was going on when the reporter left. 1.12111111 Vi 144%1 UPON piIINDLI AND LOAN BOOLETIM. (From the Manchester Examiner of this day.) A warrant is now in the hands of the Leeds police for the apprehension of George Terry, brasier and tinter, Woodkottio-laae, Leeds, and Grand Master of the Grand United Order of Oddfellows who absconded on Sunday asoraieg lat. He is cheepe d ! with frauds to the amount of 4,0001., and the matter in which they have bees committed is not lam villa:toe; now the injures inflicted scarcely less ter=, that than brought to light In the cases of the swindlers, Sir Joke Dean Paul, 11 Aron. and Redgeth. Mr. Terry, who is a MIA about 50 years of ago, hie been generally looked upon as a successful and trustworthy tradesman. In 1836 he become connected with the Grand United Order of Oddrellowe sad by his apparently &mere attention t. the Maoists of the moiety he was, in 1839, appointed rend manta; sad l• that capacity became alai treasurer. He was also ties mar for the Leeds dietrict, comprising nearly fifty lodges; inwearer for his own Ilea lodge, and chairman and ties sews of the Widow end Orpheus' Fund. A loan society, hearleg the title of the Odelfellowe Dan Society but not sneered with the order, was established, and Mr. Terry was motttreenail. of this. It was (malty believed that la everything would be safe and prosperous • sad so greet was the confidence reposed in him that, until ;weedy, des business of the society was left entirely with Mtn. Thus wee he ambled to carry on his nefarious predate for &bag time witkont fear of detection. A few years also. W names was takes end seaweed at the expense of the Mir, sec mark of respect. Numbers of his admirers pos. esseed thaw elves of his couwerfeit ; but many of the onseaviass are, at the Feast mutant, distributed through thet : s lice to M Great Britain se • raids to his appre• About dilute years mace the numbers of the order fir the Leede district preented kits with s sliver watch and finned; end Ike yews ego the general order made hire a present of • said lever watch, yeah twenty guineas, and • /eeof Iblety gime. Thu winner in which he obtained meet of the mow wee ample enough in his to caps ; e c l i i; eisirms. sad treuerer the las • tkpollwr bessitti lila 1001., 601., or 101., as the ewe stay be. Yr. Terry received thin, gave t a te se temilw a memorandum to to with an entry of the bat f tiled t t enter the sum in the books of the seemly. la order to avoid discovery be regularly paid the legsmiewe their istereet at the rate of 6 per cent—this bean; the eatewat be alleged the satiety wee staking. Amongst a amber et patina ewes we my mention the following:— Fa yeses had a middle-aged c,tele striven to save a little weary, te be weedy in case of need. By and by the wife bream= a wtdsw, and the hard-earned sun of 600/. is. for sites and lateeese, deposited viri.h Kr. Terry, as treasurer of the boa moiety. Title rum would have supported and ; smarted the widow is her old age; bat by the rascality of thew Is whose bee le it wee pisc , d, she is ds paved of her •11, A thrifty porter at the Greet Northern Steams, by several years' deprivatios, serapes together I lOC This is likewise swallowed up by Terry. The " Greed Ureter" also hell In treat shout 4001. for two dna; sad In varies, other ways bee he &treaded a great _tatter of pwsoas resident In Leeds iind the atighbourbood. Tw ekeiescias agesetstaei ars aa follows —Loan Society, between 2,0001. and 3,0001. • tha order, 6^ol ; local lod4a, 'hist 301.; Widow and Orphasse Fan& 13W. Whit has Mims of all shin maintei is a matter of earwig*, for Mr. Tarry was sot au extravagant man, and he did • Curiehing tainiane. It le lobe bird that mich of it may be teen end - , awl reetoral, at least in part, to the rightful owners. George ?any Wu bin wades bankrupt, and, ac guiding to act of par liament, the order of OilifellJne will drat be piid in tall what is dm frog the estate. DEATH or Ma. PASHLET, B.C.—W. egret to 0 have to aotionsoe the death of Robert Publen Eq., Q C., i the ewertest-jodge of the Middle= Searlaw, who expired i yestehley evenfeg. ROYAL POLTTECTINIC iN•4ITUTION.—This iced- 1 twice is announced for oda by auction by Yews. Ruch- / 2! woe sad Jarvis, In the ensuing month of Juno. Two °Two:. iso The railway share market to-day Is very strong, and an almost general improvement, awing= g, t per cent ., has taken place. • mi and Yorkshire, South Eastern, Caledonian, and to North British stooks are in especial demand. Pre sent quotations are as follows, and are all for the us new account (June 16) :—London and North Western stock, 871 to 881; Great Western, 621 to 53 ; Mid land, 961 to 961• Leaceshire and Yorkshire, 861 to 87; South Beaters, 19 to 1 per share; Eastern Counties, 631 to 64; York and North Midland, 70 to * ; Berwick, 851 to 861; North British, 621 11, to 63 ; and London and South Western, 871 to 88. * The settlement, which will terminate to-morrow, occupies attention. us Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are firm, the in Old at 21 to 21 din, and the New at 21 to 21 die. French railway shares have wimps& Northern are quoted 351 to t, and Pali/ and Lyons, 311 to t. Grand Trunk of Canada stock continues in demand. There is also a steady inquiry for the Indian shares, especially Bast Indian rail way stock, which is marked as high as 99 for money. 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The following horses have arrived:—Little Gerard, H. cebrior, Lovett, Enfield, Balnanmen4reet Willis., New Brighton, Star of the hat, Volge,_ Accurate, Casa villa f, Old Robert, K• Edward, Frig t, Glenbnck, Oaths hill Lupallne, Pirate, Oame ter, Brother to Sydney, Dams Quickly, Weual, Tease, Phantom, Oriel, Tame Deer, Bed Bogle, Braudy Ball, Cretan, Madams Riatori, Clementhe, Nawatead, hapolaon, Pan, Carlotta, Naughty Boy, Avonbridge, Tiney, Gaspard, &Wolf, Conductor, lanthe filly, Brown Holland, Liacoln, Megaton, Vulture, Mum Beauty, Foretop, Wrestle, Oar Bet, Nadia Homer T. P. Cooke, Fly-by-day, Farioso, Odin, E l ectric , T heodora, Mouravieff, Brideoake, Highway man, Tadworth, Minster, Fairplay, Cabardy, Margrave, Ratites, Gladiola, Emotion, Ticketeof-Leave, Melbourins, Fearless, Clapham, Drapery, Fern Leaf, Heroine of Luck now Julie, Duneany, Bierman, Varna, Coalition f, Mile Partridge, Grace Darling, Dona. Carina, Prelude, Little Agnes, Snap, Raabe!, Bel &penults, Welham, Blackmail, Visaher, end May Morning. ATTEMPT TO POISON A FAXILT.—On Saturday Jane Riley, &made sserant to Mrs. KllOll/3/11, Flumtre street, !Codaslam, wee brought before Mr. Claes and Mr. Heyman (borrnegh maitstrates) on a charge of attempt's( to poison her mlissees and four children. It appears that a few days psalmody priuner had prepared some gruel for the children. Mrs. inotasen, pen:swum that it was of an unusual colour, lasted It, and became ill in conasquence. Her suspicious were tben aroused, and the unadorned the prisoner as to what she had pot in the gruel; and after some baited= she acknowledged that she had put some copperas into it. Mrs. Hadrian asked her for whet Nana she had donee°, u she had been Fearlessly told that the cop peras was potion. Prisoner aid she was quits sore she did not Irish any of than to de, bat could not exploit why she mixed the paean Is the gruel. The prisoner was then remanded until to-morrow (Tuesday) in order that further evidence may be procured. CRYSTAL rALAcs. HALT - CROWN HAT. SATURDAY, MAY 28.—Adinleek.= on payment, 1,260 ; ditto by season tickets, 1,707. Total visitors, 1,976. NIAMILON.-011 4 particular occasion, bring OCIL. itratulated by one of his bothren on tho admirable mass r is which be had preached: "Stop, father," said be, "the devil ha. already told it me more eloquently than you,"— Fr am the Itteyelopadie Britonmea—Neie Bdition. Bourse ill described as "very firm." Console have been dealt in at 921 to 921 both for money and the 7th of June. The present quotations are 921 to 93 for money, and 92/ to j for the account. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 220 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 91i to ; the New Three per Cents., at 911 to l ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of last year, at 94 ; the scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 931; and Exchequer Bills, at 184. to 225. prem. The tendency of the foreign stock market is like wise favourable. Turkish stocks have risen 1 per cent, the Old Loan being quoted 651 to 6431 and the New, 541 to 1151. Turkish Guarantee , Four per Cents. are also in demand, and ar marked 102. There is a steady inquiry for Mexican, Peruvian, Spanish, Portuguese, and some other descriptions. Sales are recorded as follows : Buenos Ayres Deferred Bonels, 171; Mexican Three per Cents., 17; ditto, for account, 171 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 82, 831 ; ditto, Three per Cents., 64 ; Portugesse Three per Cents., 1853, 40, 401 ; Hardin Four-and s-Half per Cents., 931, 921; Sardinian Five per Cents., 78; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 28; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 681, 67, 661; ditto for account, 66; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, 651, 66; ditto, Guaranteed Feu per Cents., 102 ; Venezuela Five per Cents., 371; ditto Deferred Two per Cents., 161. The steamer Niagara, although front Batton, has brought 908,000/. in specie. About 8,0001. in bar gold was on Saturday sent into the Bank, in addition to another parcel of 25,000 sovereigns received by the Ottoman Bank from Con stantinople. At least 30,000 more are known to be on the way, and the influx is expected to continue for some time. On the Ist of August will take place the annual drawing of bonds of the Turkish Six per Cent. Loan of 1854. The amount of the sinking fund is 1 per cent. per annum. Considering the existing depreciation of the stock in the market, the bonus to the persons whose bonds shall be drawn will be im portant. The demand for silver for the Hut has revived, and the remittances by the Calcutta and China steamer of the 4th of June are expected to be larger than of late. The exchange at Calcutta has riser from 2s. Id. to 2s. 11d. to lid. for first clam credit bills, and that at Shanghai from 6e. 2}d. to 3d. to 6e. 6d. to 81d. At Hong Kong little alteration has occurred. The imports of the precious metals last week Iwere large. Our list includes 168,0001. in gold from Russia, 121,0001. from Constantinople ; 329,8001. by the Africa and 29,6001. by the Bremen, bout from New York ; and 6,900 1 . by the Sultan, front the Peninsula. These arrivals represent a total of about 653,0001., of which &portion, u already stated, hu found its way, from day to day, into the Bank. As the rates now allowed by the joint-etook banke for deposits are not exactly uniform, we recapitulate them ins tabular form below : On old deposits. On new deposits. Per cent. Per cent, Loudon and Wastminat;r — 21 London Joint-Stork Union London and County 2 Cocooserail 3 City Bank of London 0 _ 2* 2 2i 21 2 2 • 2 par ant. for rums below 6001. The following letter has been received at Lloyd's, from the Foreign-office : Foreign-office, May 27,1859. Sir,—With reference to my letter of the 19th lost., com municating to you the answer which bad been received from the French government respecting the extant to which Austrian vessels are liable to capture by French and Sar dinian cruisers I am directed by the Earl of Malmeebury to stale to you, toe the information of the committee for manag ing the affairs at Lloyd's, that in answer to the inquiries which, a obedience to his instruetona, have been addrewed by her Majesty's minister at Turin to the Sardinian govern ment—First, as to whether Austrian reseals arriving at poets of roll would be allowed to leave such ports for their dechta- Son without being liable to capture; and secondly, as to whether Austrian vessels which have mailed for Austrian or for neutral ports prior to the declaration of war will be liable to capture, the Sardinian government state that they can eider all Austrian vessels met with by the ships el his Sardi nian Majesty under the eireurestanods above mentioned to be subject to capture.-1 am, air, your most obedient, humble servant, B. HAMMOND. To Captain 0. A. Ridged, R.N., Secretary, Lloyd's. A call of 21. 10s. is to be paid on the 6 per cent. preference shares in the Great Northern Railway Company by the 11th of July. Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly List) of the railway calls falling due in the month of June. The total is rather large, 300,0001. being on account of Indian undertakings. Of the call of 326,4001. on the shares of the Riga and Dunaburg Railway Company, however, a consider able portion will probably be provided on the Continent Amount per *ore. Das la JanAlBs9. Den Already Data. paid. Cell Cm sem* ti 44 IA 10 0 orker Miele Junrt. 13 11 118 0 °Wow ma W eat, Owner go;th ernPerpetual Oft teed LILO dam . Oreatt4ortbsraDebmtera 2j 6 0 0 Number of elr, res. Amount 63,55, WA: Uaknows. Wel 16 40 par et. 2) Per CIL L.ondoo. Brighton. and B Came IS per cent. tf Own 3O 3i 1 6 0 Ditto Ditto 30 41 0 6 0 Mambo a4r,Etbeoield.and Vnouldshire 6.8d...f0a1:1N al:IN L.O Pref. 4 per et SO New Bruns.. & Canada 4 Newry and Armagh E4t. 1 Portadown, Dungannon, and Mufti Junction IS BigeandOunabargsharat, v /4 paid rindo. New Whitehavan Junction £2) Pref. 6 per rent 1 Wormier and ilareford 1 141,Wf Vokooinl. 120,000 101,500 OptkoaL 2 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 ... 6 • 0 63130 123.460 11.003 n°±3 Laknown. 11.00 73.400 2%0 0 WAY* Total in June. 48,4,0 out of the sales of land those not stamped will not have that right. Notice is given that the interest due upon th Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway Company's bonds for the months of June, July, and August, will be payable on preseatation of the coupons in each month. _ _ _ A petition for the winding-up of the Osnard Smelting and Refining Company (Limited) in th e Court of Bankruptcy is to be hoard on the 18th Jane. The settlement of the list of contributories of the National Alliance Assurance Company is to be pro ceeded with by Vice. Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood on the Bth June. MONEY MARKET-2111S DAY. Two o'CLocit. The funds to-day have attained a fresh rise of Ito per cent. in the absence of news. The approach of the monthly settlement anti of the period for the deduction of the half yearly dividend on Consols has considerable effect. In all the other departments of the Stock Exchange the tendency of prices is decidedly upwards. Most of the leading British railway stocks have risen tot per cent. French, Canadian, and Indian railway shares, and a number of the pre ferable foreign stocks are likewise in demand and rising. The government broker did not make his usual purchue this morning. The Three per Cent. Rentes were officially quoted at Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuters telegram, Sifr. 63c. for the account. being the same as the last price of Saturday. The If ?d. i ri 6 41 di 13 14 21 22 4 6 a 3111 I* if; 1 It 1r In lif 203 In Si IS 111 111 A ILWATL = H I I r .4. i 1 ii i i 7 1 P2l :I as $ ut . -- i - i i It 4 0 0 1 0 0 6 0 0 1 0 0 5.0 , 10 4°,403 sr.u~.ra To& died to moatb. of 185 P.... /11.8148111 A special meeting of the Victoria Station and Pimlico Railway Company is called for the 15th June, to authorise the directors to borrow 225,0001. ; and a special meeting of the Sittingbourne and Sheerness Railway Company for the 23rd Jane, to approve the bill for raising additional capital and sanctioning a lease of the railway to the East Kent Company. The adjourned special meeting of the London and South Western Railway Company, fixed for the 2ud of June, will be further adjourned to the 23rd of June. The fifth ordinary meeting of the Royal Danish Railway Company is convened for the 29th June, at Flensburg. The annual meeting of proprietors of the Atlas Assurance office is called for the 6th of July, to de clare a dividend; and a general dividend court of the Royal Exchange Assurance Corporation for the 22nd of June. We are requested to state that Tuesday, the 31st of May, is the last day on which the holders of Ecuador Land Warrants have the right to get them stamped by subscribing for one share of It in the Ecuador Land Company. The land warrants Haw stamped will have the right to be paid off at par SATVRDIT Console, which closed yesterday at 92/ to 1 for the 7th of June, opened this morning at 921 to', rose to 921 to I, and closed at 921 to 1, both for money and the account. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 1, I ; ditto, for account (7th June), 921, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91$, a, ; New Three per Cents., 911, I, ; Indian Four per Cent. Deben tures, Waned in 1858, 94; the Scrip of the new Indian Loan, 931, 93, 931. The renewal of the June Exchequer Bills at the same rate of interest as that now borne having been generally anticipated the official notification hashed no effect on the price of these securities, which re main quoted 181. to 225. prem. India Bonds were better, being dealt in at 84. to 6s. dis. The scrip of the new Indian Loan was very firm, and was marked 93 and 931. The transactions in the foreign stock market were less numerous. Bank shares to-day were steady. Oriental Bank were more inquired for. National Bank were officially marked 62 (261. paid.) London Chartered Bank of Australia were rather fiat. A fresh im provement has taken place in Scottish Australian Investment stock. Atlantic Telegraph, Madras Irri gation, and Red Sea Telegraph shares, were Ukelele rather betler. The latter left off firm at 11 to 1 dia. MINBS.-THIB DAY. Two o'CLoni. In the mining market this morning business has not been active. Shares in East Wheal Russell are inquired for, and are marked in the Btock Exchange 10/ and 101. Wheal Edward have been dealt in at 2. There have also been transactions in shares in Wheal Seton, Carn Brea, and West Caradon. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain quiet. A petition for the winding up of the Culchote Copper Xining Company by the Court of Chancery Is °spouted to he heard on the 4th of June. The Corn Brea Minas declared on the 24th inst. dirk 101st dividend of 2/. per share, making 2401. 10e. already paid on each 161. per share. At a meeting of adventurers in Tamer Mines, bald on the 24th instant., the accounts *lowered a balance against the Ed venturers of 6031. 16s. 3d. A call of 4s. per share was nada. The Comm' lidl Mine amounts, presented at the meeting held on the 23rd instant, showed sham°, in favour of the undertaking of ASV. 124.2 d. South Tolima Mine declared on the 24th instant a &Tidies& of 21. per *hare (1,0241.), leaving the SOW of 4621.14 e. 9d. to be carried to the next acr.ount. At a quarterly meeting of adventurers in Bryntsil Illae, held on the 26th instant, the accounts showed a Datum to favour of the mine of 771. 14e. 2d. A dividend of 61. per share (8001 . ) was declared at th• Levant Mine meeting, held on the 17th Instant. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARIC-LANE.-(THIS DAT.) In Mark-lane to-day the attemdance was fall, and the tone depressed. Priors of most articles of the trade were or unaltered. The supply of home-grown grain was fair. The imports of foreign grain to London since hat Monday wore reported this morals/ as large el wheat, fair of barley, and large of oats. WIIU,T.-English sold slowly, 2s. to 3s. per queer ander last Monday's prime, in some sales es. per L o t; Foreign quiet, sad ls. to 2s. per quarter cheaper. white, 60s. to 642. ,• red, 40s. to 60s. pee or. ; Naha° and Konigsberg, Ns. to 62m. per 4941 b. ; Rostock, 64e. ' to folle. ; Mbar Bahia ports, 445. to 665. FLOUR quiet at Is. per seek under last Mondarl prima. The top price of town flour was put down es. per sack. Town, 465. to 605.; Norfolk, 34e. to We. per 2110116, French, 375. to 395. per 280 lb. ; Amer., U.8.,-per barrel. /Maxey, dull trade at about lam Monday's rates. English, 325. to 425. per qr.; Baltic, 23e. to 38e.; other sorts, 275. to 225. per qr. Oars, slow sae, at 6d. per quarter under lad Monday's rater. British, 24e. to 3%. per qr.; Ruesisn, 235. to 24e. per qr.; other Baltic ports, 24a. to 28a. per qr. Beaus.-English and Egyptian unaltered at last Mon day's prima. English tick, 36e. to 42a.; harrow 42a. to 465. per qr. Foreign, 40s. to 60 s. per qr. Egyptian, 365. Pee tle• PILS, quiet at hat Manday's rates. English kilos, 48s. to 60a.; bog and grey, 38s. to 425.; foreign, white, 48s. FLOLTING CAROOII.-.--NO fresh arrivals at porta of call were reported to day, but with the first change of wind, a large &et is expected. The asks reported ewe last Friday wme-An strived cargo Odessa (Mirka, at 495. 6d. per 4921bs ; 2 cargoes Egyptian Barley, ghat, at 22e. 61. and 22e. 94. per imperial quarter. MLNCENO-LANG.—(THIS DAY.) The following public gales are advertised for toosonow Sugar-600 Weet India, 7,600 bags Mauritius, 1,000 bags 13elegal, and 2,600 baskets Jaws. Coffee-700 cooks plantation Ceylon, and 300 bags native. Cocoa-260 bags Trinidad. Cassia Lignes-200 rases. There has not been much general booboos done since Friday. Suoita.—A cargo Pernambuco reported weld for a near continental port. Cornts.—No trammetions reported cm the spot, but a dotting cargo of St. Domingo reported sold for the Mediter ranean at 665. Rtes.—This article is in fair demand. Tr.a..—A fair amount of business done at very fell priots, the news by Cbina letters, received on Saturday, baying materially strengthened the market. Corrore.-160 bales cold. Bev:Pavan firm ; refraction 31.014 at 47e. 31, retraction 61 at 465. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 62.. 3d. net cash; Petweburg Y.C., on the epot, Us. 3d.; June, 64e. 35.; July, 65a. ; August and September, 660. 31.; Oc tober to December, 555. 6d. rAITICULAIL9 OP TALLOW. MM. 1010. 11/M. !tort on Mad inn OM man— Mfg. in n% 11.941 When loot nook —...... ............ 1.474 Lot; mu Dino Man Lt Joao ................ 100.4.4 102.. M 0,011 AlT1•11 kat week.. ..... 9.195 713 0.96* Onno team lotion .. .... . IMAM 101.110 MOM Prim TM. per art tin Mr Mn. od. 139 N. 34. M. DEMO Town tut ...... M. ff. M. - _ - - - Arrhysi for 413. Via waft fib 83 Jose So rum, 3la 3 was.. and dellvry, 6 4 trim The arthal bat week emorlerd 4,181 6408 from EL Petenbire ; ISt bon 068 r place4.—Total. 4,863 6846.. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is large! sad the weather much warmer, consegmady trade is very slow at lower rates. Thole are al .o more sheep; the supply Is not, however, ezcemive. Pric an not so good es of late, but • tolerable clearance Iseffected, Trade very heavy fir oalvee sad lambs. From Gerona, mad Holland there are 183 beast+, 2,050 sharp, and 160 coins ; Scotland, 240 besets; Norfolk sod Suffolk, 3,000; Ireland, ISO, and 60 from the Northern and Midland Conr.tiee. ler Homo elos. e. Per Mee er DI. 16 4. e. Deet Soot., Deafer*" 4 4 4 • Sem Dae 6115beodseli Best ehert,orup 4 4 4 8 1 Desa Low-mods ...... 4 4 4 Scene ousht3 bowls— 3 0 4 0 j De. do Shoes Niro 3 8 4 8 Rya a mowed wile 3 4 4 4 4501 * floataxedo 8 4 5 0 WM. ..• 5 • 4 sic. et resatot. OM; Ow aad Lune. :3 :7? clam. no: rut* IA BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Menses. Patienden sad Smith report that the Ay end Hos an the hope are daily increasing, and that the whet shows symptom of .till farther Improvement. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Tsarld Moor Bates, 12a, 94.; Wont% d'Rertlepool lTo.; Walla End Hough Rall,18.1.; Walls End Kellae, 18s. 9.1. ; War End Whitworth, 166.-11 fresh ships at market. It has been announced that the Bishop of London intends 11-.lding two special confirmations in the metropolis, on Sundays., during the potent summer, for the b./indica all young pinions who are unable to eta nd to be confirmed on other doe. The first of awl confirmations will be held on Sunday afternoon, Jure 20, at St. Anne's church, Sabo, at o'clock, and the second on Sunday afternoon, July 22, at Christ Chtual, Newgattratreet, at half - fast 5 o'clock. FIRS AT GitEZl4WlCll.—Sbortly before 1 o'clock on &Pudgy morning Use, a fin broke oat at the factory Of Mann. John Peon and Co., Enemas, Greenwich. The pariah engine was quickly on the spot, sad wbh a pkotifal supply of water the tire was got under before It communicated with the adjoining butldiogs. The London Brigade fire engines from Scuthwark-bridge•road, Watling•alreet, and Ferringd us-eteret, arrived under the aupsrintindence of Mersa. Bruidwood and Brod, ram% but fortunately the firs , wee at that time asaily extinguished. my Jag au mg • DUI gut min 1211. 'CM dr A AO Z die RAI Ut Z - ot - ii OD. 110. ail 412 NN P. 0.1 01 N 09 101 1 ;I t 104 114 11 09 1.10 111 9 1 110 iff 79 II a TO llle 1 17 1 19 19 WI 194 41 43 11 111 11 lit 93 91 IS rl 96 le le 11 10 SI 11 ff i t ii l Jr al Is ii u 1 do 1,0 ;OS it ht Is go 11 II II 4 T I 11 11 SI 9 0 MI 411 4 I *I 4 it is 1 U II 2 i i foi fai iie u► IN" CI 100 W Hi Ti a.- U 4N 4611 1110 NS I 10 46 a 13 111 1 1 VP i+ a se 161 17 111 1 SO IS Z