The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-21 00:00:00

cjibiDAL WORN AN AND 781 LUSE DLICTIO.VB, The following handbill wu largely circulated at tM 44 , wa n kel elecibua . • _ To the Catholics of Waterford. Fellow cd var.—The tackler calumatea rireulatad qm , e et ma rimier It imperative at as to publisb in their "woe the following lettetu from the Ingham authority is 'Le csthvL, chart, m them realms—Your faithful sernam, JOHN A. Btatte. . 4 To T. F. Strange, .Bey. Lorton, April 13. • ms. deer Cousin,-1 era Piet stating from hay be sort you • liar In reply to J eer note. I 'moot tat feel that had 1 been in ltr. BLOW. paranoia 1 oal art here voted otherwise than he did. It was • •he tiler Life Winery or soother, yet on f shoeld hold power. 1 sin boned to say tat tram the present nacre a a we have received more more courtesy, and more ready mourasee of re dress was VP have had to trrot of meting requiring it, Wm we hare elperiescal from where. Their practical sod enernt dealing with the muter of aphelia army chaplains •oi eiforalcd vier( of the aineerity of their professions. Looking at our moot stead interests, I cannot but feel that a chute could hsrdly be for the bitter. While lam acre that enlist.; will never take advantage of any circuits sten, e to /emend a tittle more than what they may justly .tat®, sad that ia egad iruittant with every other class, y have tat ultimately sot Carpi timid mach fair disposi tion to racial,' even the c le tights, " Excess this harried tvrte. " YOU, accticeata kisimas, •‘ NICHOL.AS CARDINAL WISMAR." . _ " To John A. Blake, FAq., Watarked. --. " h, York-place, Putman-square. lartidolk W., Ara 14. 0 Iliac Sir,—Your Win and T. Strange. arrived Just I was about to .tart for a journey. I contrived to soribble • few lieu to my cousin, which, though hearty writers. will, I trust, be what you wished from me. I can ray, more directly to yourself, confirm what I there uses. Wishing you all moue, " I sea, ever ynors sillrAfely in " NICHULA., " To F. Strum Eel , Mr. Blake's Comusitra, Wavered. " Lowder, Apra ilk " My dear Cootie—From Mr. Blake's epee* as repermil le iho fa•Sh f it would appear se If e•nue to esestrenme were reputed from me by him on the subject of his lees Teter I eta hardly consider that tecccsary atter my Ira silo to you, sad my confirmation of its mounts in a hut es himself. That note I left to you to molic any snot thee yore thought proper, and you are atilt at liwrty to do what you think beat with it. If there is scything farther that yes think I ought to add, so as to muss any possible rale underusding relative to my distinct approval of that vote, let air know it sad I will strata write. But the deciared d. dcrition of the Meath clergy on the subject, their dreamt assertion of what I wrote to you on the ljth, that the vote ~ sot one on a chore of reform messures, but on a War nor .4 rovernmests, must put this Wm more clearly bine the w el I than any asenitioo of miss can possibly do. las I at this may sad oadiracaddi deelseatioa. I hut, tberet.re, that Mr. Blake will sot ear for drag whet elber umbers receive swab glowing etennendation hr. I us, mar your affeerkaato senals, Mtcnous Cutouts'. WItIiMAX." NELINCHOLY AND FATAL 000172RENCI. Au altercation arising eat of the recent election in the county of Limerick, sad which resulted in the death of a rest-tetilde farmer, and the subsequent angst of is rntletuse of prisitioa in the district, h.a caused oar lire. • tt citation a the nelghboureood of the occurrence. The C ho.nule Flo,. the following particulars: t-• tin Friday coming lest atm:amnion of a very painfel main occurred at the Oula Station of the Wsterfora and L,oierok line, within four miles of the Limerick Just - rim, reoultiog, we regret to say, in the death of • nian:natued Wllbsin Wee, • tenant farmer resident afar that matt." and the subsequent incarceration in Lunatic gaol of Mr. Juba Robert Heenan, of Russell-town, in this county, • gentleman of high respectability, and esteemed in both this sad the county Limerick. 0 6 :32 day eventere, being the that evening of the polling at the Limethk (county) election, the arrival of the train was awaited at Oct. with the greateet sithicty by a large crowd, waved sword with strks, who remained to boar if the hbsesl c.d,,b,prp—tag Right Hon. William Mansell and Mr. 8) me—were et the head of the poll, and no doubt to stuck say of Colonel Dickson's sopporters. The Male moved toward., and mopped for a few shone, at, the stationthoon, where about 50 police win drawn ap at one red of the platform, under hub inspector ll'Derincit (on special Only) end also ender the ditectios, we believe, of Mr. Stephen J. O'Dwyer, Ceetleonnell, the magistrate in charge of the district. Is the train, which was rather crowded, wet Mr. Hesston, rested in a Bost-clan carriage ; and the derented, who had alai arrived, left a snood-clam carriage, and Mend of leaving the platform miter giving up his ticket, adortenately west towards the mob a t th e other end, sad they qui- kty bream* rawly excited, so stn call for the active serves* of the police. Fire of the rtotera dashed pert the temeabolary, heeded by Holm sod ran with sticks uplifted lotheds Mr. Hetata, who had jet gut out of the train (rd who was recognised as baring voted for Colonel Dickson) ti 'mats to Rumell-town toe 'melanin that were mewing en the platform. Finding bigwig( so fiercely attacked, Mr. Hearten retired backwards to wards the carriage, end with the ad of a light Mick or • aim; es use of the mew sas limes it, ma nned to keep lea amailents beck. A Let tanwely opened the deer of • mane Is obi* be wee met d, sad Mr. Heath* intend M, the trek moan of slowly towards the joactios. The deters Mal approached the wiadow out of which Mr. Hearse bred to moon...rats with Doke, whom be bed bows be may men, sad had slim &spieled as several semitone but re toms would not Mika Ms kept up Mei the leek, eves mom ethane Legumes aid Meisel gestures *wards Mr. litnelon, who wroth his as the hot a elhibt blow, telling hiss at the gem time l beep hash, sad erre what be bedtime to Beets to tondsit Mosel( M inch a .maser. A feilivsy parented • policeman rumba over towards the tkeetwel, who bad grasped Mr. Hoeseee's Mick, and wee h. 'Mott on ly ono tad, attempts= to take it h i m hi m , though the need of the train was hang asosese tardy weelee stet. They attempted to ding Bebs bask hot meld sot, m the man held the mirk Mmly, mail( fikall th• edge of the platform fir several yards. limns MINS lila ewe teem mu the rod of the patine gosh es ace genet rally used at fallow; matins kw the erlommedelles slyer orogen erowieg the bee, the ant rtathes sr lest he fee leg, eel be WI down ; his body, coming Ws anted with the riser of the steps, was crashed seise the *dens by a amend-sire carriage, whisk severely word the italappy Mewed m verithe prim et the body; demb wee inweatiethar. A ease of great enemas* armed; the Mats wee mopped ; Mr. Herbs wee imeowel hem the owing* md - nought to the policweletice, nos the informants of Bob-Cmustable Byes, he wee committed to Limerick Gaol for eight days. The vklence el the mob, As greet somber of whom had arrival therefrom • dimmer, was tenibee, sal Mr. ileamon't friends had fears he his gaiety. A Homan vier,' man in the crowd nailed epos the eonseshalary to ' ban-Icor Mr. Hesston. and the people would not be tabeffed aid the iron. were Omni epos that gentimees'e wag. Biome were thrown by the nee, bat Mr. !imam escaped unhurt. la the way, head-- chid, be wee cannyed to the trate, and wader eer.trt to Li merkk. Ball kering bees temdered and cringed, he remelted is gaol hole Friday WO* said Monday moods& who be was visited ad eyeapethind with by Colonel Diebeen, M.P., who requestrel lane en used his . keine, Mr. Mot, tet Oda, to watch the proceedings et the limiest t, Mee by We (Mr. Heamin'e) sepbow, Assietent-Sargsce Maximithe Onset, Ikb Harare, sad other, of hit immediate relatina " At legate ma held on Monday, and, alter the examine. lira of a number of wittherce, the jury retursel the lam big verrl4l —.That the said Wilhus Boles was crashed to dreg% at ad*, on the evening of Friday last, in consequence of • ridmieitY father Wee-a the radwey pistionn and the train. whoa in mote. ; ated tt Y oar etenrro teat the asps at the pier* at which the &Tared fell frith the platform are , n thdicionsly piece I, and sheath be removed.' " 1 toe verdict was re. eived with the greatest satisfaction, and, .t tba request of the °roar, Mr. Benison came forward to be.r it real, to re tin the warm coevalubitiswit of every one in the court...house." Tnr. PUTT or ROMAN CATHOLIC SUPPORT.— Tte Pope did sot iniarmi bki newts to support Lori Derby M m lb. hope• of settiwg mything by s lordship, but threagh Oar of losing a great deal by the newel'. His Hoikes• eery amorally, has the gm itoot driad of Franck d.oosiwarke la Itrly, snot thoouith tor do flereat reasons, we totem • mejoroty of Edith-limes base the same. Any ministry likely to amend Lord Darby, wowld come in mthere r...ll6.li,,, more or leas, of toe Vern, h party to this country. Cermialy any ',barmy fulled mit of the teaks of the regu lar oppootiom would do so. This prosmct it Ls which bag indoo -d the Pope to lend his support to iha malutesmos of the poreent I.lllllll'llt. It sot whit Lonl Dab, would do 1 , 4 Lis *Maio usl goorificatiost bat what Lord Pelreerst .s wo aid o for los 'mayoral deotoeinest, that has dictated the p bey of the Heed of tha Church." It is his kir., and writ his hops, which bars hypored bits ow Oda *amigo; anol that, probably, mom ksow baror tioa Wes who ;ra ttail tote int!.tat sd h. = /, cu. A M.W WAT OV EatORCING CHURCW-XATEA.eee A erare pnad,at intones ea that at Lard Pilanfetem oat swill, at 'meager. biat wept, hie lawdaltips meat broutbt with aim a hot of all these truant' who had ollected to pay the r amen h-rata on the anoind of its illegabty, sal de naisdad payearat of the am o unt of their ratio in addition to the rent. Il• also told them that he we. ordered to may that a ref tiaal would b. the ...lea toe thaw, ma their onto would be Mae/ to as aiaouat nosing' the nor. A. the "' st ar" of the teas kolonare to Lool l'onifro t, the Ultimata ao allermailwa bat aut hear n. E. 1411411 01 . bk t‘ AT TIIL BT. JAIIEfi'A —We amderotaael n ie welded that the ht. 411111180 . • Theatre oared ea the 11th of Jona n ....to, with the sew opera of kat 'mod and dram ky Edward Lorair. ant the Moat taleet roar brought t o this r.antry—ta feet the eakibratell flpantrh ballet troupe, inonortallard by the entigoem mod ♦triaga rd Victor Min The theatre 09e0.4 Lollar tbo inanagenost of Mr. Aagiudas Brabam and B*. a r Illarquid. mid i.e. apprr will he podium t lo ttla welt, we baliavo, ma eM HA hefts from the you of O. A. llailarroa—Literasy Oesartit. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. SCROLAJY tY THE CITY. 7Zoissee Barrett, a wretched•looklng young fellow, and Slizadath Barrett, went charged with burglationsly reeling 122 yards of calico, v a l ue 40.., from the premise, of Messrs. W. end R. Morley, waretioneemse, Outten-lane. Folice.cmatiLle 136 .rid ha was on duty this morning shoot I o'clock, whoa he he ird thebresking a g laas in Gutter /aim and running in the din ring, from which the sound pomaded, he met the mole prisoner running along with a parcel In his hand, the female prisoner being at the time on the opposite side of the street. He (1/11111109) naked the men whore he bad got the panel from? sad he replied from a boy, who said be had picked it up, and had Cam run away. On going down the Mae to the premises of Men. W. Morley and Co., he saw s pane of glass broken over the shutter, end also some people lookiag out of a window at the top of the house, whom be mild down, The prisoner, said they were brother and sister, and give en eddies., upon going to wlech witness found that they had lived there for nine months am tuna end cite. On containing the window, out:sena •citly, winsome found some meta on the ledeo which appeared to have been canoed by siorilmoy Cowmen arch as the prisoner bad on at the time. Mete was no one elm to the lane, besides the prisoner, when witness hoard the sound of the glue breaking. Henry Seymour said he was in the service of Memo. Morley, end slept on the monism the shutters of which did not completely cover the glass, FO that by treating the glom goods could be reached from the out side. On Friday night the windows were properly lammed, and the abutters put up, about oven o'clock, and witness west to bed soon after 12. He had not been in bed long before he heard the breaking of glass below, and patting Lid heed est of the window be saw the prisoners and the police mak who called him down. When he got into the street he found the seals prisoner in possession of a weal of belonging to Ilerwre. Marley the video of which wee V. The male miaow said th e female wee his sneer and lived with him as Ms wife. As they were going down Glitter-lane last night they met a man, and he gave them the parcel, and Yet WAS all be knew about it. The female prisoner said nothios. Knight, detective, mid there wee a similar robbery cam milted on the same night mar the spot, but the prisoners, although suspected, ooull not be identified. Committed foe Iris!, ROBBERY AT THE TIRE IN FENCHERCR-STREET. Richard Storey, Joh. Ford, end JAN Templet., three respeetable•looking men, were charged with attempting to steal a gold watch from the person of Mr. Magnus under the following circumstances. A pobotiessu said ha was in Fenchureh.street during the fire, and he saw the two prisoners, Storey and Ford, loitering about, and knowing them he wee induold to watch them, sad he raw than peeking people about es if trying their sad he etelsequen , ly saw them go up to the prone •Mw, saw Ford take hold of promnutor's guard sad try to sup It, coveting him all the while. Pro 111100tOr turned abruptly round, when the two prisoner at tempted to ineke off, but the officer wont behind there and eased them both, sod at the mule time a gentleman brought Templet= tap, sad meld he woe connected with Ford and &eau, as he bed bees waictimg him for some time, and had sea Mm dodging about attar the prisoners. They were then all three taken to the station. Whoa asked what be had to say, Storey laid he had gone ta see the lire, and had been watching It foe some time when the odker caught hold of him by the collar and osarlychoked him. As for the other prisoners be bad neve , seen either of theft Wore, and he was quite innoornt of the charge Ford said the same, and Templeton meld be did not know either of the ether riscesse, and said be lived at Poplar and had jaut came from there mad was going to the Hudson's Bay Compaq to see about getting a passage to Vancouver's lelsnd,when he sew the fire and naturally stopped to look at it, when a gee- Wawa come and collared hilD, and he wee locked up quite ie. oecently. . . THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 21, 1R59. 11/ITAH P 001111841056. Theiwere remanded so that their character* might be In quired Into. WESTMINSTER. FORTUNATE PREVENTION or A BURGLARY. - • Willis* Griper, s rough-looking fellow, was charged as follows: Deodatne Colds, 263 B, rid that at half-past 1 this morning be woe on duty in Cronley-rnews, and thought be beard some one in the garden. of Ooslow-square, Bron3pton, close by. He stood still for • moment, and then distinctly heard footstep, ha one of the gardens. He called a brother constable, and haring bees raised to the top of the wall, turned on" Lie lantern, and cow prisoner over to a garden. standing against the well. Immediately on wring witness prisoner made his escape over an adjoining wall, and witness sprititing bia rattle, be was captured by another constable. In prisoner's pocket be found a stick, and to the garden • rope, which together were used for burglarious purposes. Inspector Bader, of the B division, mid such implements were in frequent use. There had been • number of bur glaries in the neighbourhood of Onalow-equere lattly, one having occurred the night Pefore last, and the inhabitants were all up in arm. The wadable tiontinoed—He found on the prisoner, be ldam, some matches, a knife, string, and several pawnbrokers duplicates. He bad given a false address. Christopher Rutin, B, said this morning he went to Onalow-square, and found, by tracin• the prisoner ' s foot tomb, that be had been in the gardens of no lees than eleven houses—six In Sidney-pies, and ftve Ia Onslow square. The beck window of the house In the garden of welch Collis saw the prisoner, was thrown right open. There were no marks of violence upon any portion of it, and the probability was, that prisoner, finding it unfastened, bedoperied it, midwas about to get tab the house, when beer log Collis coining he endeavoured to secrete himself, and afterwards to mats hie wove. George Sowerby, 113 B, biasing • rattle spring, watched kw prisoner, end saw him he the area of 2, Onalow 'gases, upon which be took him inn custody. Hamstroled till Wednesday. WORSHIP STRIIRT. AN ZIPINSIVIII noroury. Gorr BireA, a gentlemanly dremsel with s protest =sneaked. and heard, describing bi as • gentlemen, and resibas at Rodswell-road, Stepney. was charged beton lir. Hasusill with steeling foes germ . atme sad a roes Iris from the Vinorterpnk flower beds. The gardesar stated that the roots In Tonnes were mm gunny, sad worth at least 6e. There was awry disposition to prosecute this MN in consequence of the y.erygresseut robberies committed at all hours on the pYatatteaa la the park. It wee at six o'clock this mooring the "gentlemen" was seen oso:ly to take up Meese= and pa• them tato kis hat. Suspicion sho stashed I. Um of having previously committed emit= ellimees, se he had been notned eery frequently taking the air la the ppeevk at 'newish .t uno-oat boors. The Mkadsat, who listened to them ober...tie= without making my reply, steered the magistrate, when quistioesed, that ha Inta gentleman," as described in the sheet. Mr. Hammlll esid—lf you on Indeed what you represest yourself there le no *aeons for your having ooramited this dor.; you should term better than eves to plucks dowse placed there for the gratification of the public. Denisdast—l had not soy knewkdge of the worth sow sitectad to them, and simply took the dowers as a bouquet. Hanneill—l shall order you to pay the value at which Mew bees estimated, sad, is addition, a flue of 20a.; or, is dsfiglßens saceith's Impriaonstrnt. The deteodeat, very much to the surprise of 'hope who bad noticed hie drew sod scarf ornament, apathetically walked horn the dock into the all sod did not pay the mum. THAMES. 11•••01 •1111•OLT tPoN • Peon Won•N HT • 110•Dinn. Benxi Or a private in the Grenadier Guards, station d le the Tower, was brought bef its Mr. Salk, charged with violently assauliing Catherine Orson. The eorplainant erred that she was paring along Retell Highway last eight, and the priecruer, widget, soy provoc.Von, pne.ed spina ber sod knocked her down by a Wow on the mouth. Two of Ler teeth mire dislodge.' by tha blow, and she bled profusely. John Germ ahoy, enefirned his mother's evidence The pioneer mod be waa wry sorry for haviog /truck the woman, and ores not sober loss night. Mr. l IN—Will you give her a sovereign for the injury you have infikeed upon bar? The prisoner raid he was rant le to do •o. Mr. S.lfs—Then I Wall fine you 405., and la default one swath's imprerotinenr. The magiArate subrequently ob served, on the application of a wrge,ot of the regiment to which the pinmeer heletogr, that Crook would be detairp-d in the cell until 5 o'c!ock thla ev. niog. to give him an oppor tunity of compensating the women. dib.l tiI.I tErridi DEATH or MRS. ASSUETON 8111711.—We regret mach to my that the report rf Mr.. Arshetea Smith's death, which has prevailed to this neighbourhood, and appease is war obituary, is Tilts true. She had been for some wrcts pmt eerkruely ill at Mr retideace at Terquay, where slit spent the whiter, and is !Saturday last rtmtved from there to Cs:wept/a Hweett, Wilts, the residence of her brother-int law, Mr. 0. H. Walker Heneege, when she diet on Weds sealay, the 18th lest., at 1 p.m.—Norsk Walt; Chrontele. THE CHARGE OF MURDERING A WIFE'S SISTER.— Yesterday waralag at Mae o'clock, Mr. Humphrey., the cot roaar, assisted by Mr. Brent, resumed the adjourned inquiry upon the body of Mouths Page, aged taenty-four, who was murdered by h-c tstother-iii-law, Samuel Adams, spin the 5,11 of this moeth. The inquiry, it will be remembered, d o od a Ij o from Taped .y is ceder that th e priamar might bo present, sad this day, whilst the evidence was being proceeded with, be ws• beought up in the custody of the police. He *reused 'perfectly iadifieceat to what vas piss on, sad at the °mewled& of the *airy stated that his wHs bad takes SOMs golds from his haw. This beta; added to the depowtiost, the primmer Woad it with the ut most COOtIVOIL Tire evil. DC , gone into dad not add auy facts to than which have appeared dining the week, and the jury returns a verdict of tt Wilful touriar." The spot where the murder occurred, although in Horns y pwleh, Is full four mile* Ices the village of Hormel, dud elute to Kittgaland. le the course of the day the primmer woe meet stained at the Clot kenwell Police-covet on the charge of wilfal murder, and cceurrotted foe trial, OtTOTAL YALACIL ONE SHILLING Day.—• FRIDAT, MAT 20.--Adielesioas en paymant, 1,154 !to, by sows %Mak, 716. Toed Ashen, 1,377. IZi Iwl I III; di MI SHARE LISTS-?HIS DAY. Two °Tux= sf, The railway share market to-day is extremely quiet. Business is almost suspended. Prices are, u however,in all instances AS goodu they closed yester day. Great Western has improved j per cent., being 41 quoted 601 to 611. Lancashire and Yorkshire and Caledonian are also rather dearer. The other y e leading stocks are quoted the same as at 4 lu s o o'clock yesterday. London and North Western a is called 831 to 861; Midland, 921 to 931; ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 841 to 86; South so Eastern, 181 to 1 per share ; Berwick, 831 to 841; York and North Midland, 881 to 081; Caledonian, ,„. 731 to 741; North British, 61 to 62; Eastern W Counties', 62 to 1; and London and South Western, 86k to 881. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are inac five, at former prices, the Old being quoted 3 to 24 du ., and the New, 3 1 to 3 dis. The Indian ; shares are steady, with a moderate inquiry. In g, foreign and colonial descriptions scarcely any business hu been done. 101 00 ORDINA/f SHARI, AND groans. lOO 100 14 " * "‘ I C."" wsv. I rlot r. I. he a5b00414441061.1J0. I: di 111m.,Woh.blAweVallie v. ..., old 111t0ikkem...................... Y soW ksa ti frus ioo . le ; 07 ..... —.... : oil m sn d...1. 11•.•(•;i:V:11:: NI Da 0 t p.o. 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Amin:saw trit 2 3 7 . 0 .. t It ' s aim ... ." r/A9 10 •Ag0a.1a.1:1.4140.1A AO9 Id Ds. do. I/ I D. 'My Loa Itlitu 1 3 rwl e rle!olfrAct KM tO Irl Am a ati: ''''' Alk. 14 liKl i sey . hos 1% Amyl WO Video St y . imtll.l. Ale lams. LIZ ' tt r iet r i =l" rag% I ; Da Po. 10.010 fi , YrtraLrgfe.Up.o+o. i tto IctiirTalaNd , . rit Total amass. it 41 i ii , fl. i iii A si 2 I f I - 01 U I - , 1 . 2 $1 14- kI 1171 /I ft I I I -- li -91 1111 MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocK. The Stock Exchange to-day is almost deserted, and busineu is nearly at a stand-still. In all in stances, however, prices are quoted as good as they closed yesterday. The English funds present a reco very of per cent. Consols are officially marked 911 to 911 for money, and 911 to 911 for the 7th of June. The present quotation is 911 to 1, both for money and the account. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 220; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 901 to 1 ; the new Three per Cents., at 901 to ; the scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 92t to 93 ; India Bonds, at 10e. dia.; and Exchequer Bills, at 20s. to 25e. prem. The first official quotation for the Three per Cent. Renton at Paris this day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, was 61.25 for the account, being nearly 1 per cent. better than the lest price of yesterday. The telegram describes the Bourse u " firm," a good deal of stock being " discounted "—that is, its im mediate delivery is demanded by buyers. In the foreign stock market the transactions have been scanty. Turkish stocks remain doll, the Old Loan at 59 to 61, and the New at 49 to 61. The Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. continue in demand, and are marked 101. In other foreign stocks business has been too trifling to occasion any change in price. Sales are recorded es follows:—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868, 90; Buenos Ajres Deferred Bonds, 17 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 912; Mexican Three per Cents., 161; Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 82; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 391; Russian Five per Cents., 100; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 76; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents, 271, 261; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 60, 61 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 601, 50 ; ditto for account, 501,491; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 101; ditto for account, 101. HALF-PAST Two. No change hu taken place, Consols being still quoted 911 to 4, both for money and the account. Great dulness continues to prevail in the discount market. Goad bills having two or three months to ran are disooanted at 3i to 4 per cent. For six months' paper, however, 81 to 8 per cent is asked. Various statements relative to the attitude and presumed designs of the Russian government, in the present disturbed state of affairs, continue to be cir culated by the Continental journals, and are punctually reproduced in England, to the complete mystifica tion of the public mind. AE these statements may be taken for as much as they are worth, and that is very little. Predictions as to the course that will be taken by Russia in contingencies' still in the womb if the future tre obviously puerile. That power, like England, holds a prominent position amongst European states, and cannot keep her forces upon a peace footing whilst the rest of the world are arming to the teeth. It is our object here merely to draw attention to the character of the accounts transmitted from the most highly-placed correspondents in Rue d.. These concur in declaring that the aspirations of the Emperor Alexander are all for peace and tran quillity, and for the development of the vast indus trial and commercial resources of the empire. It is averred that the check which the war hiss given to the projects of the government for the restoration of the currency and financial system is viewed with extreme regret in the highest quarters. Statements entitled to attention likewise affirm that the impres sion produced at St. Petersburg by the butt French manifestoes is not particularly agreeable, and that the idea of any coalition between Ruwia and France, especially in a sense hostile to England, is the merest chimera. The bills of Messrs. A. Bevastopulo and BOW, a Greek arm of this city, were yesterday returned. The house has held a respectable position, but its en gagements, which are chiefly in the foreign corn trade, are not believed to be large. A parcel of 12,000/. in bar gold was yesterday taken from the Bank for exportation. The 138,0001. in gold by the City of IS ashingtoo, for New York, has also been bought for the Continent. The steamer Ariel has arrived from New York with 76,0001. in specie, all on French account. From the subjoined list it appears that of 636,0001. in Australian gold known to be actually at sea, 267,0001. may be expected within the next fortnight : _ _ . yaw. sOlO • 1030 . 116.193 . 1,400 141,6.* - - Days at Gold 011 board. Anne. Wei. sca. Chil.a. /heating 61.e Feb. 23... m .... 1. 1 .734 0 1 001163vt Komar* OM . Muth 9.. 7* .... WOO kmax March 1r... 19 .... 14,0311 ladlyk Qom—. Gs 131 1 allower Mandl 16.. 66 .... 64111 &VAN No purchases of silver are now being made for the Contiuent,and few for the next Bombay steamer. The present quotation for bar silver is 821 d. per ounce standard. With reference to the large supply of silver so long expected from Mexico, the Royal Mail Steam Company's agent at Panama writes as follows, under data April 23:—" Her 3lajeoty's ship Alert, which I had been led to expect would have arrived at this port towards the beginning of this month, is not yet arrived. I have been informed that she will bring nearly 2,000,000 dole. for reshipment at Colon home wards." There is a prospect that this large remit tance may reach Southampton by the steamer Pa rana, due on the let of Jane. _ _ On 'Chaege yesterday afternoon bills on some of the Continental markets were more inquired for. As re gards Hamburg and short drafts on Amsterdam, the tendency was rather unfavourable. The alteration, however, wu not of importance. The rates are shown below : Mutative three month', 11.141 to 151; ditto short, 11.11 to 12; Rotterdam, three mouths, 11.15 to 1; Auttrap, three mouth,. 25.00 to 25.05; Hamture, mama he three months, 13.3 to ; Paris, three due eitcht, 25.05 to 10; ditto, three months, 15.33 to 49; Frankfort-tm the-Mahm, three mouths, 115 i to 116 ; Petaabstrg, per rouble, three mouths, 314 to 32; Vienna, rff do.. three months, 14.60 to 15.00 ; Trieste, ditto. three utoothr, 14.50 to 15.00; Madrid, three months, 481 to 49; Cadiz, three months, 49 to 1; Leghorn, three montlut, MAO to 30 ; Gavot, 25.75 to 85; Naples, three months, 3SI to 39; Palermo, three months, 117 t> , Messina, three menthe, 117 to 1; Lisbon, 90 day., 611 to ; Oporto, 90 due, 511 t,52. In the wheat market yesterday last Monday's rates were nominally quota, but the tendency was downward,. The weekly report of the Liverpool cotton market shows a decline of id. for fair Upland and Mobile. The acoounts from Lyons &scribe increastd ac tivity in the silk market, consequent upon unfavour able &deices relative to the probable yield in Northern Italy. Of the members of the Stock Exchange who re cently failed, about thirty are now applying for re admission. They are all eligible, having paid the requisite Bs. Bd. tn the pound on the amount of the deficiency which remained after the collection of their trade assets within the establishment. In many instances more than this stipulated proportion has been discharged. We understand that the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company's new iron paddle-wheel steamer Seine, of 3,092 tons (builder's measurement), and 800-horse power, built by the Thema Iron Works Company, will be launched on the 2nd of June. She will be employed in the service between Southampton and the West Indite. The traffic on the Trieste line of the Lomba-do- Venetian Railway Campsny for the week ending the 13th jest. was 43,2571, being 20,381/. more than in the oorreopmiding week of last year; and that. on the Lombardo-Venetian 1ine11,6881., showing an inctease of 3,834/. The seventh ordinary meeting of sharehqlders in the London Chartered Bank of Australia is culled for the 3rd of Jane, to declare a dividend. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of nil. The New Brunswick and Canada Railway and Land Company are offering Six per Cent. Debts' tures for 3,3, and 7 yea's. The return of the Bank of Eogland for the week ending Wednesday, May 18, compared with the per vious weekly returr, shows the following results:— Circulation iamb Circulation active Pular deposite Other deposits Govetnien t (markt% in bu 7 tt=rtment "" 11,281,8 6 No elms e is baaktag daportuamt 19,568,132 Nereus 67,022 Coln lad batiks in both ...... d ' apartnasnts — 17,195,968 Increase 164,666 Seven day and other bills 778,647 Decrease 65,666 The Rest Notes fa morn . 9,631,090 Inclose. 696,016 Total reserve (note:a oda) In banking department 10,281,673 Increase 687,060 These changes are favourable. The influx of de posits has canted an increase of more than half a million in the reserve. The "other " securities present only a trifling decrease, many of the ad vances obtained of late from the Bank having been for long periods. Coin is flowing into the Bank from the province., as well as from Turkey. The anette statement of the movement of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz. :—lmports of gold, 192,9281. ; exports of gold, 283,7801. ; imports of silver, 92,2891.; exports of silver, 339,8181. AMIE OF E,Y GLAND.—As Ad IA (or tide week adding IN tlece etr 1.114,03.336 1 pinurnt to the , Art Titi sad maktay. May 8 Meta bawl sO;;;6 — matt Debt E11.015.100 Mbar Booodlas -. 3.469018 Gold Ws sod GALUoa 1G.t4.5.385 Glow Batlike oLoto.:0 l ui t i . 01 Procetiten . tit 431,,341 ru ,4l . M I,, , lt•lfriclu L Dsbt, ouv3. 1/IV.Awlal 0.? S,M3 Mir Depo.4 17,4W.543 Bova ..4ya1..1 041.113 W 173.14 T I Vo7 — vireMt esataillfr amid. DNA Welsh* oacuritln 1V,568.132 Mats .. 9,631.1 , 110 GoW 6d ddrs CoL.. 1V.0,633 £11,121,1111 241.121.01 M. MARSHALL. Mt CYtlUr. Mly 10.1i59. FRIDAY 'VEXING. Console, which closed yesterday at 911 to 1 for the 7th of Linn, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 911 to 1. For money transactions were recorded in the morning at 91/, but the final price may be considered the garnet's that for the account. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 1 • ditto, for account (7th June), 911, 91+; I Anse per Cent. Reduced, 901, 1, ; New Three per Cents., 901, 901, 1,1; Bank Stock, 222; India Stock, 218, 213, 2191; India Four per Cent. De bentures, issued in 1838, 93/ ; the scrip of the New Loan, 921, 93, 92/, 921; India Bonds, I Is., 12s. die. Exchequer Bills exhibit a freak fall of 2s. to Zis., being quoted 20.. to 245. Fem. The scrip of the new Indian Loan remains quoted 92/ to 93, and the Four per Cent. Debentures issued last year, 931 to 4. In the foreign stock market the only feature of importance is the continued investments on foreign account in Sardinian stock, which was steady today at 76 to 78. . _ Bank shares to-day were quiet, at former prices, with the exception of Ottoman Bank, which have declined. The old shares of the National Provincial Bank of England were officially marked 78, and the new 23. London Discount and National Discount shares were more offered. Thos. of the British and Irish Magnetic Tele graph Compiny were quoted at a reduction. The A shares of the Oriental Inland Steam Company were marked ; prem., and the B I dis. Canada Government bonds were rather more offered. There is still a steady foreign demand for Victor Emmanuel Railway Bonds, which were quoted tic i day 741 to 73k. MINIM-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. Little business has been done this morning in the mining market. In the Stock Exchange, no transactivus whatever are officially reported. The only feature is an increased demand for shares in Tamar Consols, North Downs, and West Caradon mines. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain ex tremely quiet. Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal market: There way here been a little mare doing in some metals during this week, but business is mostly very quiet.. Copper continues Very little inquired for. tree is demand, and prices have given way. Tin keeps high in prim, and reports from abroad come buoyant for foreign in the last day or two. Lead is still rather higher in price, and is in demand to a considerable Went. Speller bolds iis im proved wwition. Tin plates mein moderate request only. The directors of the Davombire Great Consolidated Copper Mining Company, at their weekly board meeting, held Fader day, declared a dividend of 91. per share (9,2161.), arising from sales of copper ore* sampled in the months of January and February last. After the payment of tide dividend there re mains in band a balance of 22,4951. 18e. 3d. in cash, ore bills net at maturity, arid the reserved fund appicable to the general purposes of the company. COMMERCIAL AND MAREETS. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady, at the following prices.-Town ta110w,63.. 11. net rash; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, IS.. Jone, Mr. Ul ; July to 43eptearber, Ms. Sd. • Aortas to September,; October to December, Sec 611: MARKET AVERACIRII.—Town tallow, Ma 91.; net by ditto, 11,1. • yellow Raritan, 661. 31.; melted eta(, 43e.; rough dna, 26e. ; tallow groom, 16e. ; good drop, 72. SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET. —(THIS DAT.) Messrs. Davis and Co. report trade steady and yriees ba Prime meadow bay, 76a. to 80a.; supersor duce, 84e. to 92a. ; inferior ditto, (*Oa. to 70a. ; TOlll9, 60.1. to 70s. ; elovar, old, 95a. to 110 s. ; ditto, nowt cot, 86s. to 955. , straw, 241. to 284. COVENT-GARDEN.-(THIS Little change has taken place either as regards qitality quantity since our Wit report. Grapes are more plentiful, and ro are strawberries. Pine apples fetch a trifle less money. French cherries are becoming more abturiant. Omuta fetch N. Gd. end IN. per 100. Nuts of all kinds realise fa r prices. Spring eatbages and French beans are *WWI Rnubarb, asparagni, and make* may still be had he abun dance. Green pear, beans, new born carrots, and globs artichokes of foreign growth may also be obtained. New cauliflowers fetch le. each. Potatoes have not eltared in price since our last report. Cucumbers abundant. Cut fbwere chiefly comae of orchids, gardenias, bellotropm, Illy of the valley, violet., iuignomette, heaths, mad roses. FRUIT. Plus Apples, par lb., ep to Its PIAIT. IXT du.. Pe to Us olptitm, pot lb., sr to as t.teolog. ttoe.,Psect tot. etraubenie., lo , r lb ,39t0 lb °mum. 104 GB to DA Melon, teeb..4 1+ Lemons, per dot.. Is to la 61 Apple*, per dorm 64 to liCone, per lb.. 1011 to to --• • - - • •1101TABLEa. Colas... Mr. rasa. 16 I Elplaseb. pee.. 1111111 "1 Cfr.e. h.. p i ritVO. 64 to 161 C.sottoacra. orb. 61 to 61 Goons, p. dot. Lunches. la to i Tomato... per dos., S. to 44 CsOlog.-. do., Is. 6 L to Ms. 60. Peet. per due.. la Md to ls Asparagus. lass turd* 1. 6.1 to b Celery. p. boadlc. 1. to 1s 61 baskak,p 1.11. . 2. 6.1 to Latta per tomb, 24 to 3d Klubssa. p IsooPe. ad to Id 61 11b.elotss. to' lb.. 64 to at roma. Lazo% p. Ma. la to la 63 Gully tom lb. ,d to 6d rotator. p. too. !Oa to 100. Latium, ea's. prooord.l. to 1.6.3 psr Iso .1:a tab 10.1 Cadive, per room. 16 tO 1* dl per cot.. Ms to la Ilion. Radial. I , hal, . 1 . 44 M 4, 1111,. pa lb , lid to to 31u , ,r000t0. ts. pott., vo to 16 61 Carrots, 1 ~ mist. 1. rar. , o7, per 1... bonstar, la to 46 Tll/11114. tat baucts. 16 61 I Eavo . y. do. 20 to 44 PUBLIC INVESTMENTS IN RAILWAYS.—Some idea may be formed of the extent to which the public have in tested is reitway week' during the past sort:mat, tempted np doubt by the low WINS, from the fart that Mr. Weil Slaughter, secretary of the railway department of the Steel Exchange, ixvtified to one day over 700 Hirwate transfers, representing in the aggregate mere than 340,000/ stock.— Berepeth. RAILWAY THAFFIC.—The tragic returns of rail ways in the lioited Kingdom for the week e nding May 14, amounted to 467,8601, and fur the correepon tog pfriod of last year to 439,2601, ahowlog an intresee of 12.6001. The eras remipts on the eight tisilways having tht it to rota! is the regrets:o4 amounted for the ...et mho; Si shove to 190,6641. ; and for the corrals lading week of lass year to 183,3971., shoring en itratlal“) of 16,1671. The increase on the Easton Conntks railway amounted to 1,6101.; en the Great Norther*, to 8,611/. ; on the Great Waters. to 1,8421.; on the London and North Western. to 4,311/. ; on the London and Blackwell, to 1661. ; on the Loudon. Br'ghton, and South Curt. to 6821.; on the London end south Western, to 1,2161.; ad on the South p, ‘ „t,,, Uni t(.;l twat, 16,157/. The receipt* on the other lime In the ted Kingdom ensionted to •2Z9.3061 • and for the cot rep ending period of 1558, to 2...a,863/ als4wiest en inconi.o s,soat. in the teasipta of thew liars •to which mutt added the {nervation the metropAil.i3 lin ' ee, waking tbe io,aese 18,N)0/. as wowed wttli the oorrestoadieg week of 1862. .games.. tion. K. Waal& Man a& mmlnimn gala Adam a Ma. Os. 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