The Express. — London, England, 1864-05-27 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Jades Ordinary.) COAT 0. !AIRY AND OTlllita. nit MIS a snit relating to the will of Mian Mary Cory, the daughter of Dr. Cory. late Master of Emotional College, Cambridge. It wan propounded by her brother and executor, the Rev. Robert Cory, incumbent of Standgrotiod, near Peterborough, and was opposed on the plea of incapacity. Dr. Spioka and Mr. L Smith for the plaintiff ; Dr. Wad. 11110 V• for the defendant. The deceased died on the 27th of December, 1882, at the age of 14 or 55. Till her father's death, she had resider with him at Cambridge ; and after wards she had gone to live with her mother, at the house of her brother, the Rev. Edward Cory, • minor canon of Peterborough Cathedral. After his death, in 1850, she resided with the plaintiff. Her property consisted of about 4,iCi)/. She was • perms of wayward and eccentric temper; and some months after the execution of the will (which occurred on the 24th of January, 1854), she was placed in I tr. Sutherland's asylum. The will divided her estate into sin equal portions, one of which she left to each of her nearest surviving relatives. A brother of hers, however, bed married tiolcwwn to the family, and it was afterward; found that he had left • widow sod two children, who were omitted from the will, and on behalf of whom probate of the will was resisted. Evidence *as allied to show that the testatrix was of sound mind at the time she executed the instrument, but the case was not floisdad when we went to prom. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. IN its 13WTIIN.-LP?LICATIOf TO ANNUL. nth wee as application for ralewl;4; e;slotly. Tht adjudication had been made on the petition et a creditor who had the bankrupt I. custody. Mr. E. Reed, on behalf of another creditor, now asked that the petition should be dismissed, ee tie bankruptcy annulled, on the well.knowe principle that when a creditor had taken the body of his debtor his debt wee satiefied. and coosequently there was no debt to support as sdjudicstios in bankruptcy. Mr. Chidley, for the bankrupt, had no objection to the petition being dismissed, provided hie client were let out of custody, when he had been wady a mouth. The bankrupt would have been discharged by the registrar but for this petition. Mr. R. Griffiths elan opposed the release, and asked that Dothan should be dose till after the choice. Mr. Chidley said the petitioning creditor had hitherto prevented the sitting from being advertised ; therefore there was no prospect of any choice being made. His Honour granted the release, mod refused to entertain the application for annulling the bankruptcy. IN az Jam as WILLIAM TIYHNIEL The baakrupt was a surgeon, of Lower Phillimore-plaos, Kensington. This was the witting for examination and dis charge. The accounts, prepared by Messrs. Hart Brothers nod Bayles, show liabilities to the amulet of 6,1771., with assets and property held ss security of about 2,0301. Mr. Doris opposed; Mr. Roxburgh supported. It ap pcared from the statement of couosel, that the bankrupt had obtained a divorce from his wife, and it wee alleged th►t the opposition wee lestigated by a son of hers, who was a corset fa the army. adjournment was ordered for additional accounts. (Before Mr. Commingorier Holroyd.) Dr ix JOHN GAISILILL. The bankrupt was a farmer, 71.ig:rowa s h, to Ncith araptooshire. He came before the court with debts of 2,' , 444/., and meets of 386/. Mr. F.. Reed opposed, chiefly on the ground that the lankropt bad borrowed 2031. from the trade assignee, 00 the representation that be had no other debts. It appear: ins that the bankrupt bad received 3031. shortly before Me fmlure, An adjournment was ordered for a cash account. Mr. &ismer, for the bankrupt, asked the court to order au allowance, nose having been mode by the creditors. The Commissioner —Did they past a resolution is the negative Mr. Bowler rid they had sot. They bad not entertained the question. His Honour said in that ease he had power to do so, and mated the bankrupt an &Howse°, of 801. L, L J. JACKSON. The bankrupt, deacnbed as a commurnon agent, d Urace cbarch•etreet and of Pimlioo, bad acted ea Secretary to the Albion Marie, lentraDoe Company. His lietilitiee are 1,8.504, &Way cared on aroonet of the company. The mor a l qg further informatioa uto the bankrupt', oos. an adioarsraeot was ordered. Mr. Sargood and Mr. & Reed tppeared in the elm Ls az The baalocupt was desjaiTiSd as a patentee and general merchant, of 92, Csaacesnavet. The aroma* prepared by Yews. JOIMMION and C. 0., show liabilities of 12,4524, whit siesta and property held ea eseurity of 3,4004 There was no opposition to the bankrupt's order of dia&arip Is answer to a portion f roni the court, bow the large dsdoieney bad Arius, Yr. Lawranoe stated that the beakrup had been eapged in working various patents. some at which bed been rosossatul, but on others a Imp lota had hese incurred. Ma Honour granted the order. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) Alfaaol.7 ALT TEM VICTOILLA, ROTE.-1 A tall, powerfully-belt fellow arl7o had evidently been severely maltreated, and who gave the name of Thomas .141 y, aged 34, and deeeribed himself as a bricklayer. residing as 4, Oxford-newt, Asper-town, wee charged with being drunk, disorderly, and assaulting David Bryant, bar man at the Victoris Hotel and public-hones, Pectonvills. road. He was further charged with assaultiner Polk*. constables Thames Hall, 395 N. and Thomas Woodrow. 165 S, io the execution of their duty, at the rune time and place. Mr. Thanes Wakeliag, of Great Party-Asset, Chicken well, attended for the imesplainante ; Led Mr. Ricketts, of Frederick-street, Gray'airin-road, for the defendants. The complainant said that he wee barman to Mr. Wilkie, the keeper of the Victoria HOW, York-road. The defend ant and hie enspasioas were in the bar for some time drinking, sad then they wanted to bosomed with some other drink. Mrs. Wilkie and be ( wilmem) refused to serve them, sod then they became very violent, made use of had lan page, and the defendant called Mr. Wilkie bed names. After that the defiendain broke a 'lam, on which he met for the consiabis, sad on the ar rival of the polioe he mired them all to go out of the Mouse, bat they retched. One of the primed' cocapani s aught hold et him, sod the defendant struck him ad endeavoured to throw km To prevent his falling De (triennia) put his arm round the defendant's neck, sad then the defeatist hit him. A Waggle ensued and the detredast aught hold of hie legs and 'evenly in jured him. The defendant triad to bite him en the thigh. The defendant with some difficulty was got outside the house, and then he struck him is the body. He felt pion this . The defendant bit his arse, bat be did not sow feel ns palm. Cross-examined by Mr. Ricketts —The de/sedans' no very drunk at the time. The defendant held him. He ( witness) had the defendant's head under his arm. He could not my that the prisoner injured bun for the purpose. Polios-constable Hall said he was called to the house, and when the defendeat was outside he was given in onstody. He took hold of him, sad then the defeo&st struck hem in the chest and ribs, and threw him with great faros on the around. Whilst on the ground the defendant kicked him, sod be felt the injuries in the chest this morning. Then wore two °then endeavouring to get the defendant away. Riekette—Did you bite the defendant's hand? Witness—Yes ; he put his band in my mouth, sad mita roared to choke me. . _ Mr. D'lCyocoart (to the barmaa)—Was the man drank whoa he ems in to the home? Witosee—Yee ; he was partly drunk. Mr. Ricketts—Did you not serve him with pieta of `in? Witoese—Yes, and with some soda water. Yr. LiTynooart—How lees wu the defendant and hie companions io the house? Witsess—The best part of the afternoon. He served them whilst they were quiet, and when they got disorderly sad made we of bad language he would not serve them any 1:11014 Pcilioe•ooestable Woodrow mid that he wept to the assistance of the witness Hall, and the defendant bit him in the thumb. The defendant was very violent, and threw him on the ironed, and thee made his escape. Whilst on the ground he saw the defendant kick the constable three or four times on the cheat. The dideedant said he would murder the lot of them, and it took four or five men to take him to the police-Mottos. In cromexaminatioe he said that he did not strike the defendant in the eye, nor did he see anyone else do so. He could not account for the defendant having • black eye, bat be did not think that the defendant had • Week eye before be was in custody. Mr. Hackett, said be could Dot of axone justify the de fendant's conduct or his drankenneve yesterday, but be had been •teetoteHer for 18 months up . to yesterday. A few years since he, with two others, fell from a scaffold, one of them being killed, and the defendant much injured, sad sioce thee • little drink caused him to be much excited. The defendant mu a quiet, respectable lean, and bad been in one employ for 20 years, without the lent stain on his character. He hoped that the magistrate would consider a fine would meet the justice of the ease. Inspector Allen, G divisive, said that the defendant was very violent at the police-station, sad said whenever he met Woodrow he would bare Wahl. The constable said that be west in danger of the defendant. Mr. &Er °court fined the' eferidant 405.. or in default one month's imprisonment for the assault on the barmen, and sentenced the prisoner for the assaults ea the police to two mouths' hard labour in the Hoene of Carrecticia without the optio n of a Inc At the expiration of that period he would have to find awe surety in the stun of 51. to keep the Peace for two calendar months. ILITRAORDINANY CIitARGI. Edward Tarrant, • determined !adding fallow, deearibsd in the eh& (ashen as • Sailor, residing at 16, Ptanaia 'trent, St. Was's, was charged Wars Mr. Ingaseart with ,THE _FRpAr burglariously breaking sad entering the dwelling-home of Mr. Marks Belton, a end-dealer, at 1, Falwood's-rents, Habeas, sad stealing 15s. ia silver and three gold dap, bit ProWV. Mrs. Ellen Belton, the wife of the pnearotor, said that she had known the prisoner for some tiam, sad be wed to carry out Goals for her. About 2 o'clock yesterday morning she was in bed is th e perloar, sateen, when she felt a band i on hers, and then the rings were pulled from off her lingers. She missed from her ringers her wedding ring and keeper, and another smell gold ring. Mr. D'llysorart—Wee year husband in bed with you? Witness—No. We had had some words, and be was sleeping is a room upstairs. (The complainant's face bore marks of the violence with which she had been beaten, both her eyes having been blackened and her face dreadfully bruised.) The wither matineed ; and said that she jumped out of the bed wed called for assistame. The gas was Miming, end she distinctly saw the prisoner. The beak-window wee open, and she saw him get through that into the yard. Mr. D'Eyneonrt—A re you etre the prisoner is the man you saw in your room? Witams--Quite positive. There was light enough for me to see hie tam and I knew his voice when be said " Keep quiet ; it will be better for you." The prisoner maid he was not the man, and be could prom it. He wee last in the complideant's shop the night pre vious, and thee she sant him for mend gin and gave Ma some. She was much the were for liquor when she west to bed, and she did not know what she was about. Before that he bad fetched her beer and gin. He was only given into custody because she fancied that he knew who bed taken the money and the rings. The complainant said that yesterday, at dinner time, she met the prisoner in I{oll/ofl3, and accused him of the rob bery. He then mid he had got the rings, sod that he in tended to stick to them. The prisoner—What I said was, that I would not tell her became she said she would give me in custody. Mr. D'ilyeconrii— You say you know it was the prisoner. Why did you nut at ease give information to the police? Witness—l did not like to go out because of the state my fees ma ie. The prisoner, and no one else, is the man that dole my rings. Poliereenstable George Hughes, 92 E, said be was celled yesterday afternoon to take the pruner into custody. He told him the charge, end then the pri soner said. "I know who has got the rings and mosey, but I will not tell her because she has given me in charge." It would appear that there were two engaged in the burglary, as radii& the prosseutor's premises was feud a pair of boots that did sot belong to the prisoner. The prisoner —What I said was, that if I knew I would not tell her, as she had given me in charge. Mr. D'Eyncoort remanded the primmer until Wedoeeday next, bat consoled to lake his own reragaisences to appear on that day. SHARI 1.1117 1 8.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLocaL The railway =whet is quiet to-day, and generally are quoted the same as yesterday. PIMP I laud stock continues in demand, and has tape. rienced • further rise of per oent. Great Eastern, on the other hand, has declined 4. London and North Western stock is now quoted lectaatz 111 ; Great Western, 644 to 133 to 4 ; Lancashire and Yort ; shire, 1114 to ; South Eastern, 904 to j Great Eastern ' 464 to 47 ; London and South Western, 97 to 98 ; Metropolitan, 1134 to 1144 ; Great Northern, 1294 to 1304 ; and C.ale dolman, 1184 to 119. No transactions are officially reported in foreign railway shares, and prices are nominal]p quoted the same as yesterday. Indian and Canadian lines are steady. 01DINA1Y 6IILINI £ND 110 W. Was today V. " I to 1 pm. ei 1 IluawAn. ea - 1i; wiCaisre - Wiii aiiia Bristol sad &Aar. ... I cori°43=Badms IDo. • J • sodiv. IDo. B 1 p. alispoid to H. IDabiln add Bedbithube 'Osuadse.fereketAbd..re gdlnburghaad Glasgow ;Gisagow sad &Western ;Oral item Ord. IC D ~ i nook Do. I. AM. 14k., No. 11 °Mt Nootk at Boollaad Groat Nortboro I Do.A Atm no dlv. ea 1 illto.o.lop•MB 104. Sougi• West. 0/11.i Grad W Do.elost VaLOoo.iltit Do, - South Wa ... nw w ne:~ciaa~ Ds. laTtiaarre* 'London *ad Bleckwall = .4. lolt uaim iayosat !Loa4ssektiorßa Waste. o it — W ors sio Min. Lkstodsof Maryport sod CUM Do. 3lstropoODo.tao BW I Do. Nov Illdland Do. Yew _ _ Man. 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Larks and Bright.); 5 per eeel lbßead Ocemmbdated. 45 per er pit t ft 'al irdmb - 6 - 41 1 6 r IMI Icli• 8I 46 10 211 31 1 1 9 ,19 T . 9. ii it !i dl. 41 1 pml si WARM. ei ai 'a mt., IC9. per con., 97i 81. 5j per ant, 151. . moat, No. 1, 111. irndonnable,lo2. PROI7NCIAL SHARE MASKIITIS. LlTTlllooz. May 16.-0•11.1 to-day :—Great LmMesa, 417-fi Lanciatilre and Yorkshire, 1111$—Loudon and North Washers, 1101 f f f —Manchester Abel:field, and Lincoln, 66{— go lfL o cilen n a In 4—North Ire, 79—South Laxenahwg,flo 3-16 {—Mexican Three per Cent, 1-419Y11111 Psalm, 36—ConfeckrMe Loan, 64{ 2$ 3 111 32f 11 flif I If— lakimmtional Finance Bank, (1{ p.—Mermatlie and Exchange Beak (Limited,. 9 8 Ik-16 j 13-16 p.—Ditto New, lienad at Macrae,.ll{ _p m a ti. — snooz { ! p 8an_4 6. 7: 14 ri s u riey a„ 64 p.—tfinon , Onion; I * 16-10 n—LiverPool United Om, 106{ 9 * Mama Company, fi e d.—Wast India and Pacific Comany, If p. Maloalal23, May IL—Thins WM a might improvement la the market, mid prices were Nerdy. Cooleduate Lean 06 if 2{ 2 {—Greet Inelern, a7—Ditto, 6 pee mat. pref., 109—Grand Trunk of Canada 4,0 pref. deferred. t 1 7- 11 LeaM 1 amßlel. 27{ d. —lnnenahire and Forte/tire, 111V . a kai ndon and North f—llms Waters, 110 f ebeeter and County. 41 p.—Manclee. tar, end Inicalnibire, 56 11{ 4—New tie I per oink I Pref. An Paid/. 9 9- 11 ._ —310170 =. 14 1 411 i=exicans. 66 44-311diand, Lui—Nertli 901—Thames and Manny Myriam tamoraaca. 411-16 9. General Credlt, 41{ 3-16 { yi —Hudson's kay, 19{—Fire Amor ance, p.—Landon and CM Marine, 6-16 p. MIIVICII.-(THIS LAY.) Two o'Ciooz. The dealings in the mining market today are upon a restricted scale. The principal feature is a 1 demand for Great Vor and East Grenville shares, which have advanced ; the former are now quoted 331 to 341, and the latter 44 to 1. Wheal Grenville &relief at 81 to 9, being 7s. 8.1. below the last price of yesterday. East Lovell are called 19 to 20 ; Great Lazily, 14 to 1 ; and Wheal Seton, 225 to 230. No business ts recorded in the Stock Exchange official list Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit no variation. At Wed Chiverton the 80 west on William's lode is worth 801. ; 80 west oa 701. ; and the other parts of the mine are rich. WEATHER REPORT.-(TEI3 DAY.) amozDAT. aim it a L. IL IL -,_ LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT SLUT= TZLIMAIII.) EPSOM MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) EWELL PLATE. Bails of the Vo;fs . 8 MEL THE OAK& Ose ale sad ft halt. Atitoinatts, iii4Jacry. At - Like's, Bon. &Alla, Battaglia. Beath:, Bel • of the Vile, Breese. Cur, away, Dawdle, Bale, Ephiimers, Fills de Finesse. Oats Ladra, Iphigenia. Lally Fanny Cavendish. Lily Hylda, Warms Walton, Masquerade, Molly Carew, Mary Wife, Presorigaioa, Saregewia. Sarrliaia, 8/e.4r to the Drake, Starbeam.Tenerilfa, Tomato, Tooi tool, Under the Cloud, Virginia I, Haney f, Brown Bess f, and Miss Whip I are here. FArioiOanne.—Eapturosine, Vii. La Boma, Nish, PNWaSiliell, sad fitgla. HEA DLEY STAMM Thiree.c=era of a nelir. Anti-Rama= sad Le Fortune an GREAT SURREY FOAL STARES. One in;le. Home Marine. Lady Hylda, Carotins, kook Welke, Copenhagen, Solon. and *Mar ars has PAID FOSIZIT. —Ls Bream and Sir John. LATEST MMHG. THE OAKS. 9 to 4 n to 2 apt Plito do TAir (t) Tarot& (t) 7 to 1 Tomato (0 10 to 1 Ammo 94 11 to 1 Brow (t) 100 to 8 &mom (t) 100 to 8 Molly Caiew (t) krouvE).—Lady do Trafford wad Syria. MANSLAUGHTER OP A WIPB.-COMMITTAL OP viz HUSBABD.-(TB13 DAY.) At noon to-day, Mr. Jobn Humphreys, Middle 0011.011111f, held en inquiry et the London Hospital, seeped lag the death et Nary Aube Haynes, aged 63 years, *Hood to ►ave been tined b► her hushes& . . _ . Burl GOOddliki NI,. Betheal. a porter, Sa — id that diereseed wee ills mother. Co le 'r bushels& George Haynes, was • weaver. Os Tuesday, the 19th iostant, valises west in the even ing to see deesamed, at 3, Chaddrectreet, bet found that she had boss carried to the hospital. He went to the hospital, when be saw her. She said that ohm had bad a quarrel with bet husband, mid that she struck him with • broom. Her husband then took the poker or the shovel, and gave her • dreadful blow over the bead. She said that the quarrel was about • shilling, and that they ware both interested. as it was holiday time. They were both germ ' rally of very sober !Akita an d they lived happily together. Mrs. IL Walker, 11, Chashinostraet, tee wife of • weaver, said that on the Tuesday night in question she beard cries for meirtance, sod she saw deceased standing at her own door and bleeding from her haul. Witness ran to her and found that she had meelved • were wooed on the head. She raid. "See what he has close. It same mbaht, for I gave him one for his nob fi rst." Witmer t her to the hospital, as she was very badly ie. j Her husband was is the room up -stairs bleed's( LA:y frees • wooed the head, which his wife said she iesse him. He said to hie wife, " I have streak yam sad you struck me." They Wife both a little stader the influeore of liquor, as they had bade speeding the Whitsn. tide together. Witasses lied seem the husband mime, bat may by saddest. He then said to her, "ftis • bad job, bet she streak me violently the first blow. She aggravated Mrs. Blake said that re heard deesessd my she bad gives her bared something for himself, " sad good luck to me for it. red I shell do it aria If be hits me." 'Her horsed said, " You spilt my blood." Wiress believed cle ared said that she struck her husband Oar. He did set admit that he drank his wife. - 11;. N. H;cliti; ,I,hoses:4tugeoa, said that deceased was admitted to the hospital with a large lacerated wound in the meek. The wooed errs dressed, bat death ensued on the 25th irk. tees erysipabia the result of the wooed. She bed her for moms time past in • very unhealthy esaditioa. George Hayes, was thee motioned, and asked whether he bad say stabensent to make. He rid—" I have nothing at all I. say, except that I know nothieg about the matter. I was drunk, that in all I It eow. I am told by a man that when I west late • publis-hoses to have another plat of beer else followed me la, and aggravated me, and maid she would smash • pint pot on my bead. She got me bane, sad what happened thee Ido not know. lam ' parry for it." The Coroner thee summed up, sad said that the fact that the diseased was struck by her husband had been admitted by him twice. Bat the fact that he had been struck first reduced the crime from need murder to manslaughter. The jury returned • verdict of "Manslaughter &pipet George Harass fur feloniously killing and slaying Mary Ana Haynes, his wife ;" but they added that he had acted under circumstanoes of great provocation. and they therefor* wished that be should be recommended to mercy. The Coroner thee issued his warrant for the committal of the accused to Henske. to await his trial at the easnieg esselons of the Central Criminal Court. The coroner said that he would take ball In two aureties al 501. each. A general meeting of the International Rise As acclaim was bald yesterday aftareeoa. The Duke of Cam bridge presided. Lord Elobe explained the favourable financial position of the sammistioa, the malt of which would be a large incresee is the scriber and value of the prizes at Wimbledoo ; and bevies entered into the various practical details, was complimested for his zeal and mew oe behalf of the eagoaistice.. Last year the prises sere of the value of 1,1001. ; this year they will amount to 1.6761. AND FATAL ACCIDENT.—An acci dent, singuler in its cireometariess, and unfortunately fatal in its resells, boa befallen a young gentleman named Edward John Templar, aged 16, a pupil at the Cowley Dioo N sa School, near Oxfoed. Contrary to the expressed wish of the Rev. Mr. Herman, the member, who has a hundred scholars under his care, amoral of them proceeded to bathe at • part of the Isis known as the Sandford Leger, a dan gerous spot from t h e peat fall and velocity of the stream, where the obelisk erected to the memory of the son of the late Dr. Gaiderd, dam of Christ Church, and another magmas, who were there drowned, steads. John Ward, aged 16, fell over some diestise into 20 feet of water, and being unable to swim. there appeared to be scarcely any hope of hie escape from • watery pare ; the dammed, however. wbo was an expert slimmer. attracted by the cries of his oshoolfollow. !mi lady rushed to his aesistanok and landed him safely Do a •cerryy exhausted elate, bat the effort oast him his life. Ica. med• he parted with Ward he fell hook powerless sad we. awned away by the force of the stream, a considerable time having elapsed before his lifeless body was recovered. At the inquest a verdict of " Accidental death" was re tamed. sod the oorereardslivred an to the weavers who amonimaisd the ,the wake callow', to the mootto.. (fits. nor RAILWAYS To Ds OPENED.—Portland Rail way 11•11 boot forma by Oolosol Yolked prolholoary to its loiag cored for boat Tbo Afolover sod - RodWidgo Bohm ,W be orated is about two wastirf Ors. Mid. 04. ivro TUT*. ) N Do. i Shorts M Kat Mkt Irort e Lray rho) North •111 all' /IRO ! 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Ustors otfootward loglood sad INarth Tins W•ora QUESTION.—The seamen of Poole are on strike for higher wages, sod the plasterers of Trow bridge, in Wilts, are about to go or strike far the same obt.Ana•uam CROWLIY.—The Hants papers record the death of Mr. Abraham Comity, the brewer of the famous Altos ale. The deceased gentleman wes malty 70 years of age. He was a great advocate of edeeatios, and his firm solely sopported a girls' wheel is which were 130 scholars, and hoodoo this they wore liberal supporters of as Alton boys' whoa DEATH Or THE OLDROT DORSET MAGDMIATE. The Darsetehire papers rotord the death el Mr. Robert Gor don, the chimed aagistrsts as the musty. His eommiseiao as magistrate is dated 1810. AN AUSTRIAN MAN-01-WAR BUILT IN ENGLAND. —The Austria maa-or•war Radatzky, which =2 fought is the naval satins De with the rma, near Her was built at Northam, bear Southampton. Toe Tim Piass TRADE, —The announcement that the import tariff is to be iseressed to 50 per oak in the Fedeial States has given a decided shack to the demand for tie plates on American account, and daring the cantles &nee of this high protective duty the eltipmeoto to that enentry will, it is expected, he greatly reduced. The sew tariff, it is stated, is only a temporary meanly* adopted to provide the smosmary funds for the Federal authorities ; but its feared that, mice imposed, Mr. Lissolo's goverment will mot show any partienkr anxiety to remove the impost. Although an important market for tie plates is thus mateti ally restricted, the makers seem to have coefidence in the future, for several new works are in progress, and within the last few weeks two large setabliehments have bees mooed is South Wales, one at Ifelyncrydden, near Noah, and the other the New VI:WWII Works, Britnefeny, built by News. Smith, Harris, ad Co. The difßrulty with the men as to the Ilse in wages has been arranged at the ma jority of the works, and where turn•outs have takes plea either fresh hands have been obtained, or the old woe:loose have returned to their work. THE MOOIUI IN SCLI IRISHIRIL. —The keepers throughout the whole of Selkirkshire oonalder the preesot to be the most successful hatohiag mason they ham had for easy ream and report most favourably for the mode of sportsmen. On the missive moesLrta in Ettria sod 'Yarrow scarcely a shot has hese fired fee the last two seasons, and, except on the Vllly high ream, the show of grouse and black gams this r e = expected to be little short of what it was to the great mortality among the birds is the sprig of 1862. The young groom are Dow musing in broods of from omen to ten buds; and bleak game are sitting pleatifolly on mete cootaisiag from eight to ten eggs. On the low moods pheasants have Welted sucoserfully ; and judging from the stock of old birds, partridges, which are now laying their eggs„ am expected to be numerous. Leverite are eves now very abuncleat. Aa ex perienced and intelligent keeper, however, says that Ite hes suffered to an 1111UW1 extent from the robberies of the com mon crows. They are foood to destroy the whole eggs is tke nests of phoisarits and bleak game in a vary few minutes but, so far as kis observatioas have extended, die of the groom often raves them from the revegesOrie l intruders. He further observes that it is chiefly in clear, warm weather that the rooks are destructive, and amigo, as a mama for this that whim there is plenty of moister* Us 4. are kept from sucking eggs by lading a sufficiency of A L 1101 11 101 el I 1171 IS 177 St Si Si wt} as sei r 27, 1864. MONEY MARKET.-(T818 DAY.) Two o'CLocz. The Stock Exchange to-day is very quiet, many of the members being absent at Epsom races. The general tone is dull, owing to the want of business, notwithstanding the very favourable nature of the Bank return. Consols are quoted foe the account barely so good as they closed yesterday. With the exception of Confederate Bonds, which continue to fluctuate, very little variation has oc curred in other securities. The discount market is very quiet to-day, and the rate for good three months' bills has declined to 64 per cent.. being below the minimum of the Bank of England. The supply of money seeking employ ment is very large. _ . At Paris to-clay, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 66fr. 75e., and receded to 66fr. 70c., being 1 per cent. below the last price of yesterday. Consols are now quoted 91. to 1, with div., for money, and 90j, ex div., for the account (June 8). The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 1, 1 ; ' ditto, for account, 901 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 891, 1,1, 1 ; Bank Stock, 239, 237 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1051, 106 ; ditto Four per Cent., 100 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 981 ; ditto Bonds, 18s. dis. ; Exchequer Bills, March, Bs., 12s. die. ; ditto June, 3a., 7s. dia. Rumours of Confederate successes being circu lated this morning, Confederate Bonds rose to 65, "buyers," but since the publication of the second editions of the morning journals the price has relapsed to 63 to 65 ; this, however, is 1 per cent. above the final quotation of yesterday. Other foreign stocks are dull, and several of the more speculative have declined 1 per cent. Mexi can Bonds are quoted 441 to I ; the scrip par to prem. ; Greek, 24 to 1 ; Passive, 34 to 1 ; Turkish of 1862, 701 to 71/ ; the Consolides, 481 to 1; and Swedish scrip, 2* to 3 prem. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian, 1863, 871 ; Belgian Four-and-Half per Cents. 97/, ex div. ; Bgyptian, 1001 ; Greek, for account, 24k, 24 ; Italian, 68/ ; Mexican, for account, 441. ; ditto Anglo-French scrip, 1 prem. ; New Granada, 131; Portuguese, 1853, for account, 49, 481 ; ditto 1856, dm, 451 ; Russian, 1859, 541, lex div. ; ditto 1862, 871, 1, ex div. ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 90 ; ditto, 1858, for account, 691 ; ditto, 1862, 701 ; ditto, for account, 701 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 711, 701, 711 ; ditto Guaranteed, 100 ; Venezuela, for account, 231, 1 ; ditto 1862, for account, 551, 561, ex div. ; ditto 1864, scrip, 6 dia., ex div. International Financial shares are now quoted Vto prem. ; General Credit, 5 to 6 prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 10 to 1 prem. ; Lon don Financial, 121 to 13 prem. ; andiron's Bay, 191 to f ; Credit Mobilier, 4 to 5 prem. ; M illwall Ironworks, i to f prom. ; Imperial Bank of China, to 1 prom. ; and Imperial Financial, al to 4 prem. - It is satisfactory to learn that the Bank of France, still following the lead of our Bank, has lowered its charge from 7 to 8 per cent. —a movement which of course tends to place the two great banks of Western Europe upon au equal relative footing. Gold is coming forwent, too, in large quantities from Ame rica and other parts, and it is fully expected that the accumulation here will reach a higher point. At the same time, the favourable feature is pre sented of a steady diminution in the remittances of bullion to India and China. It will now be impor tant, however, to watch the effect of the fall in the value of money not only on the near but also on the more distant ex..banges. We must pause and notice how far the easier terms on which we now offer our capital will tend to stimulate remit tances to foreign countries in payment for cotton or in liquidation of joint stock or loan commit ments previously entered into. Neither must it be forgotten that we may be called upon to repay some amount of foreign capital which was attracted, i.e., lent, to this market under the inducement of the exorbitant rates recently bid for it. It is un derstood, furthermore, that s large amount of bills connected with the internal and external trade of the country have latterly been held back in expec tation of a fall in the rate of discount ; this having now occurred, it is probable . that business in the discount market will become more active. Amongst the demands which will shortly influence the market, are the coming half-monthly settlement in the Stock Ex change, the commercial bills maturing in the first week in Junes and the Camel settlement on the Bth of June. In the month preceding the payment of the dividends, the Bank of England acquires, more over' an increased control over the circulation, and is the better enabled to fix its own charge for the temporary letting-out of what is virtually govern ment money. The rate allowed by the joint stock banks for money on deposit remains at 5 per vent. The discount establishments give 5 phr cent, for money at call (showing no change), be per cent. at seven days' notice (a reduction of i), and 6 per cent., subject to fourteen days' notice (a reduction of 1). The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow (" continuation day") and terminate on Tuesday. Gold to the amount of 53,0001. was sent into the Bank yesterday. The 226,0001. by the City of Washington, from New York, will reach London to-day. The Ellora, which will leave to-day, will take 0n1y159,4901. in speciefor Bombay, of which 37,0401. is gold and the rest silver. the majority of the railway traffic returns pub lished this week include the traffic of Whitson week, which last year did not occur until a week later. The Midland Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 8,0151. over last year ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire an increase of 18,8721. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an in crease of 4,6681. ; and the North Eastern an increase of 10,5921. Creditors of the Seend Iron Company (Limited) are required to send the particulars of their claims to the liquidator by the 15th of June. The share list of the Tyne Iron Shipbuilding Company (Limited) is announced to be closed for London on the 31st instant, and for the country on the Ist of June. The Union Bank of London 1117111OUDONI the inte rest due in June on Alabama State Six pee Cent. Bonds. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. Z. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows, under date of Wednesday evening : 'Fbe 'section is the London market for American seat- Miss reported is our last his wallowed up to this morning, whim the more favourable sews of the result of the military operations of the Federal army caused some little inquiry for both government and railroad stocks, though without IsaiMag to much actual basioess. Milted States 5.23 Bonds wweld be readily taken at 56, sad both Erie and Illinois Oeuttel shares are quoted at an improvement at from 1 doL te 2 dots. Subjoined is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of last day's hide sake : At the - tenth series el lk ideates ter the year a tstr demand wasexprrieserd, Nod tats rater were toehold. Faetleas.— Or aad Cow —Caleatta were I. good roped, folly previews prier were reallard. aad owe =all parcel et g o e. Oalentia sasoghttrod hides (owing to nausea r goo) reshieed as advert* of led. told. par lb., whisk amount forth* extreme qaotatiosos, :—for 1,430 bides, ooly Ist belt, lbgd. ; lad ette, 131 ; bas bean, 140. ; heavy 13d. ; 3nde, Rid. prr lb. Madras end Pondicherry, Its., sold fairly. Themahair of LW salsa 62,383 Caloatta, new paresis Z. 1,1115 brought fceward from former wales, and 3,828 Madras, Radioham ka.,la all 80,366 lido, of obi& 70,366 were sold. East lode.—Buffalo sold at late rater. leather. —East Indian was in good demand and named very high prima. Australian was in fair request at late rates. Salted Aides.—Austeulias add well at previous prices. Cape were iu steady request. Horse Hides.-Bouth American were /00881, booght is. likoallamoaa.—Hides—llogadoro Kips mostly mold; West Indian and Gibraltar all rold. Skins— Belgian calf were taken in. Bark.—Misnait was bought in, !olden requiring advanced prices. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, May 25, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue Circul►tion active 20,416,805 Decrees. 402,730 Public deposits 7,971,003 Increase 404,342 Other deposit Government securities is banking department 10,785,267 No clump Othersecuritiee in banking department ........ Coin and bullion in both departmenu Seven day and other bills 451,242 Decrease 42,1'45 The Rest 3,290,033 Inseam 0.308 Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes k coin in banking department) . 7,947,138 Increase 849,227 In view of these figures, the Bank directors would certainly not have been warranted in keeping the rate of discount any longer at so high • point as 8 per cent. The increase in the coin and bullion is 448,4971., raising the total to 13,713,9431., while the increase in the reserve in the banking depart ment (arising mainly from the increase iu the government deposits and the decrease in the private securities) is no less than 849,2271., making the total held close upon eight millions. BANK OF 1301 AND.—As As and et.h Tie., e. 12. to► the week 1864. __ =UM woman to ins Act 7th ending on Walnasuas, Mai SS, 42271051 t. ' Government debt 011,01416 Other ..cooties ..tBL.IIOO Gold coin mod LAG- Goo Weer lmllloo 427,01,3011 me 1116 1112 106 101 104 102 104 90 ft ft ft 106 106 MIT kft 106 110 110 111 101 10410 110 112 ft 100 lON Ift 110 157 106 ft 106 146 102 106 lei aft 904 1001 ne me 100 111 106 106 101 110 110 U 2 tosi MRS DWI Nair leased 127.631,30 227.091.1106 mums* DI Propetstatif Capital L14,665,01* hthats Deposits Mb abiding &they.. Bay. Banks, Can mka at National Debt. mod Dlr Area) 7,1.008 Other t o 10.1 971 82.04 2 Neves das sad ther Bills 451.2121 239.147,320 May N. 1024. 1 LIOVINT. Government Fem . . Bead Weight An nuity) Other Been:ides 20310115 Notes 7,214,50 Odd sad lam , Oda 1172.08 ,:31,147.330 MAISHALL. ChM Oftior. Consols, which closed yesterday at 9,4, ex div. for the Bth of June, were first marked to day sop„ and closed at 90i to 4. For inoi.ey the last price was 91# to I, with div. :—The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Con sole, for money 911, f, 3 ; ditto, for account, 904, ; Three per Cents. Reuced, 891. 4, * ; New Three per Conte., 894, 4 4, 4 ; Bank Stock 237 • India Five per Cent. Stock, 105 i, I ; ditto IBons, 23e. die. The India Five per Cent. stock was firm. Ex ehequer Bills were unaltered, the March at 131. to Ba. dia. and the June at Bs. to 3s. clis. The Variations in the foreign stock market were not heavy, except as regards Confederate Bonds, which, after touching in the morning 65," buyers," and falling to 81 to 63, left off the same as yesterday, at 62 to 64. . . . Cape of Good Hope, New Brunswick, Victoria, and South Australian Government Bonds were in •better demand. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& RIC-LAIII.—(TH/B DAY.) A ve ry limited supply of nigh& wheat was on We is tacley s market, calamine sad by laud carriage ; but the general quality of the maples wee floe. For both rid aid white parcels there was a fair inquiry ; but, compared with Monday. no ohaoge took place in the quotatioes. We were tolerably well, but not to my heavily. supplied with foreign wheat. Good sod Hee qualities sold to a mo decals extent, at late curreocies. All other kinds were very inactive, on former terms. Flastiug cargoes of grain off Falmooth sad Qeeenstown realised previous quotations. The demand, however, was by no asses active. There was a fair sal* for barley, at late rates. For the time of year the supply wee tolerably good. • Salt—the supply of which was good—changed hands slowly. Factors, however, were arm le their demands. Good sound oats commanded full prises; but low and heated pan& wire very Ws had lam business doing in beans, although the supply was wary moderate. Pees moved off slowly, on former terms. The show at samples we, small. The dour trade wan steady, at previous rates. We base no new festers to bodes in the seed trade. The traneactioes. morally, wits au a vary moderate scale. In cakes, aert to Dothiag was doles. AlUtlinLe OS GRAIII.*C., MO WIDOW, BY WATER CAILLLAGN. YAWS MAY St TM MAY 11, INCLCaIYS. Vi gra. qrs.. 111611. an Nut. v... racks. Milissll9selab NO 90 9219 a .. 9090 11110 Tondo - I UM 41110 4350 110 I 141790 1914 USD 10990 1a 30 Na. LIVERPOOL 00/TON h CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) tsT summon mii. nornawnova. (nor mg OW 00ilailanalDIXT.) Corm.-71se paeral Solo of the market remains on &sage& Banta probably 6,000 bales. Coax.-11oxlerate attendees, at market. Wbeat a fair Id* sad lc inter red 2d. to 3d. per motel dearer ; other qWides doebeisged. Floor steady at late rates. Indian more aeoluaged. Epyptiaa bouie, eats, sad oatmeal mi aow& CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (IT NUICTIDC AND DITMATIONAL TILSGRAPIL) (nom ova owl" comizoinorr.) Whoa hada slow ; business ebsaivad by factors alltiso so t imam Demand for batboy. Oats limited at late proves. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SOOAE. —The market continues firm; the sales of West• lain ere at full prime, and • fair batinees is doing is other dever.ptions. Cuba Muscovado, 411 s. to 435. 6d. ; Mauritius low brow., We. to 365.; low rh. good yellow, 41• to 44a.; Madras attire, :Cs. 6d. to 38•6 d. ; relsed—tbers is vary little &mead foe dried goals, but prime ars Paltered ; yams in fair roped. OorriaL—No public sales Lave been held to-day, sod pri • "Italy lbws Is only a moderate dammed. Plantation Ceylon, iniddthar lied good middling, sold at 81s. to Kis. 6d. nta is only in limit 1 request. ROIL—The market is inactive. filaino PLoon. —A parcel sold at 15s. 9d. cub. firkin —No pubile melee have been bald this week and but little bushier trarmacted pivotally. ' nom—There sr* boyars of currants at late prices. 'Raines *lone sold at 28s. ; Bootorsh dates, at 16s. to 17.. Rau. —There is • fair demand, but no sales of iroportume reports& • BALTPITIL—A parcel of Menial of Boe quality sold at 334.64. . liodeniffer. is dull of sae, the offers made heist id. per Its. Meow hes rues. Teueriffe silver sold et :N.:14. to 3s. 6d. . . . °error. —mere ia rather more demand at provioaa prices. JUTIL —No pablic sales have been held this we-t, and privately so sales ad importance reported. TALLOW MARKET.-{THIS DAY.) TbsiskrkTot is sOstdv at the follenrips p s i.. tallow, Dool cosh Potanburg Y.O. w tie spot, 40E. 6d. ; Jam. 40a. 6d. ; July, 41s. 94.; °Moine to Dooms Drs. 435. 6d. EiIDZ MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) Laavaustott..—flldaa Prior : 861116. to 64th.., to ; 64th., to 721ba., 3d. to 34d. ; 72Iba. to %lbs., 34(1. to 4d. ; 8011 n. to 88lho., 44. to 40. ; 8811:o. to 9616 a. 441t1. to 40. Haas hides, 10s. M 120. Calf skim, light, 20. 64. to 4s. ; 1011, Ba. BillllolloSlT.—Dowes, 8.. 64. to 11a. 6d. ; lambs, 2a. 9d. to 4.. 84.; ahaarliop, 2.. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.; thews. Petteedee tied Smith report the deemod limited to Um imroodite wools of coosamon •, the small stock* of last year. growth ars toady exhausted. cooasquoltly priors rde Gros. Currassey : Mid sad Bat Kew* 51. 10... W. 10a, W. 91. ; Weald Keats, 51 10s. to 71. ; Suomi, : 4 , to 41. do. COAL MARKET. —(Tft/8 DAY. ) Warls rod H.ttow. 16a. 6d. ; Walla lad I...mbtop, lea. 3d. ; Wan. Bad Haswell, 162. 6d. ; Wan lad Stawarts, 16a. ; Walls End South Rote , " 16a. 6d. ; Wall Had Task 16a. 3d. ; Wane bid Batik/04 16a. . WWl* End Proidyls Hatton, 15a. 6d. ; Lad South Kollar, 16a. ; WaNi Kid Huh ; Walla Fwd Edas Mala, Ma. ; Wane lad Getactli. 14.. 3d. ; Walla Bed p 14.0., 14.. 6d. ; Walla Lad Lassos, 14.. 3d. ; Walla Bed Tramarellpto, 14.. 34. ; Tandald Moor, Ha. ; lias- Map Bartley. 1.6 a. 941.-150 dap at masa. IT 68 it 90 n n ION& SO il ... 131 6 .- lON i - 106 4} 734 1031 102 e as 6 4 Se 61 i Ti 140 142 v 4 76 It 74 IP lei 'Kin! l laCiAti likial IN !It MANI SWAN MA* lilt, U.- 000 ?WM id 11l 111 1 I' a 1 40 ill I 01 tit 41 td _ aaa a al 19 341 - 02 LSI I xd 6 The NY :02T 100 ... IN . 4 p. 1,41