The Express. — London, England, 1862-05-09 00:00:00

tad been a Origioo lll ' ba d been d to nuses ood t get far date there inkraPtol• A a hick tr re may be brouf bt Han Pot publican, be ..wb° l6 rebintu ton een tioiebeA tear by, ug businotg knew of li r , Atka' rid it enie two or not. t o take t 'traction in 4oa. and re. t erra' we. roma of th ° RONA_ tit i • 14 1 WIL I A wowed "'s . "" cow ,. 101 Rood for the pooodua " la is Dot _.. fr a t°. P the nees would allow the bankrupt to par, and would bring forward the case against him at the sitogag for discharge. The Claimilaanar — A a abate is a ! al g a da . 6 a i r a7 aase- counted for, I think I ought to rebus to pass his Issiszami nation, and of course refuse him his discharge. Mr. Lawrence— But if the examination be adjourned sine die, the creditors will have no means whasever of punishing the bankrupt . Even if protection be refused be may Lug' at them, for note who have proved their debts mu touch him. The proper course will be to let him pus, and adjourn the sitting for order of discharge to • day to be named. The Commissioner—Would it not be better to adjourn the order of discharge sine die Mr. Lawrence —No ; became he might never apply at all. If the case is heard, and he is found guilty of any of the offences in the 159th section, your honour can imprison him there and then. Mr. Pook, who appeared for Hamper, was understood to concur in this course. Adjourned to the 25th June. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WE3TIELNSTER. STEALING A CASE OF GOLD WATCHES AND OTHER TAW. ABLE PROTIUM AT TRY INTERNATIONAL A native of Switzerland, about 25 years of age, giving the name of Robert Ludy, deocribed az an engineer by trade, was placed at the bar by Sergeant Tanner, who, with Ser geant Thomas, has charge of the detective police at the International Exhibition, upon the charge of steeling a case of gold watches and other valuable property from the boasting. M. Voght, Swiss Commissioner, attended before the ma gistrate to prosecute the inquiry, the felony baying been committed in that department. An interpreter having been sworn, Gustave Voght said—l live at 1, Ovington-terrace. I am a Swims Commissioner. The prisoner was engaged as - in connexion with the Exhibition. One of engineer the exhibitors cent nu • cue of watches to the Exhibition. It wee a little glass box through which the goods could be seen. Amongst the watches there waa also • bracelet containing • watch ; the one produced I can identify ; it was safe on Tuesday hat with the other watches in the ease. On the following t morning between n and 12 one of the jewellers of the Swim depart ment looked after the case and the watches, and it was found that it had with its contents gone. As soon as we discovered the glue cue was gone, we g►ve informa tion to the police in the Exhibition, and on the following afternoon, between 2 and 3 o'clock, the bracelet and its watch were brought to me by Sergeant Tanner in the Exhibitson. I compared it with the drawing in the in voice prodooed, and I am mire it is the Name. Mr. Arnold —What is its value? Witness-451. Witness continued—l had no suspicion of the prisoner. The prisoner went away about 7 o'clock, I think, on the Tuesday night. He ought to base been there next morn ing between 6 and 7. According to the best of my recollec tion be was there all the morning. I generally go to break fast between 8 and 9, and I think he did the name that morning. When I missed the glass case, and told him of it, ho said he knew nothing about it. William Harrison, assistant to Mr. Whistler, 11. pawnbroker—l pr oduce the bracelet which was on the afternoon of Wednesday, at 3 o'cis the name of Mons. Bertrand, for 10/. It was pledged to the beet of my belief by the prisoner. I afterwards picked him out from mew at the Exhibition as the man, and when we got a list of the missing property. although the numbers did not correspond with the police list, we considered it peon liar, and took it to the police at the Exhibition. Mr. Arno the prieoner understood what occurred ? Prisoner— have. Mr. Arnold—Does he wish to ask any of the witnemes any questions Interpreter—He dom. Prisoner (in very good Eogliah)—When do you my I was at your shop? Pawnbroker's assistant—At 3 o'clock on Wednesday after noon. Prisoner—Are you sire! Witness—l believe so. . _ _ Prisoner—l can prove where I was on that afternoon. lam not the men you say I am. You axe mistaken. After further evidence, a gentleman aid—l am a com missioner ; and the prisoner's friends are very respectable in his country. Mr. Arnold—l shall be willing to take bail to the amount of 4001. for primner's appearance on Wednesday next. The commissioner who bad just spoken—l will consider whether I will bail him. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT ILO:TRW MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) SWEEPSTAKES OF 100 SOF& Brown Dueler; 3 Won by s bad. The third beaten by s lon way. £5O PLATE. Dataman Joyful c 11 ran. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOTS. Mourboorquet Acrobat . NEWMARKET STAKES. Canwell ... ... ... Argonaut ... ... ... Xurullo ... _ ... ... 3 nu.— ... 1 ... ... 1 HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OP 25 SOTS. T.M.Y. Wallace, Car Line.•, Paste, South Laocaahire, Makelase L Stanton, Lady Blanche, Perini, and Any are here. PAID FORFIrt.--fichisan and Man in the Moon. ENTRY FOR 1100 HANDICAP PLATE. E.H. Osumi He, 5 yrs, 94 ; Umpire, 5 yrs, 84 121 b; Water itch, 4 yrs, 84 41b ; Lopcataber, 4 yrs, 755 121 b ; Sweetasues, 4 yrs, 7st 101 b ; Prince Plausible. 4 yrs, 7st 916; Rubicon, 4 yrs, 7st 61b ; Evenhasd, 4 yn, 7st 2lb ; Black cock, 3 yra, 7st 21b ; Prophet, 5 yrs, ist 21b ; Bosnia, 5 yrs, 7st 21b ; Fits Eva, 4 yrs, Tat ; Eufield, 81 rs, 7st ; Princi pal, 3 yrs, Set 101 b lialiveme, 3 yrs, Get 1011) ; NOW, 3 yrs, 6st 7lb ; Lady Derby, 4 yrs, Est 71 6 ; Nautilus, 4 yrs, (it 71b ; Night Ravel, 3 yrs, 54 12Ib . Knight of the Bath, 3 yrs. sst 121 b; Yertamaa, 3 yrs, bet Illb ; Keane, 3 yrs, sst 111 b ; Bedouin. 3 vs, sst I Ilb ; Tommy Jones, 3 yrs, sst 10Ib ; Kabala, 3 yrs, 54 101 b ; Breechloader, 3 yrs, sst 1016 ; Cock Rabin, 3 yrs, sst 101 b ; Golden Fleece, 3 yrs, sst 71b ; Certificate, 3 yrs, sst 716 ; f by Flatratcher— dam Dromedary, 3 yrs, sst 71b. OPTIONAL SELLING STAKES. Last Inlf of Ab. N . Madge Wilda's, Diatom, Millie. de Chantilly, Ballerina, Castor Oil, and Disappointment. All are here. LATEST BETTING. CHESTER CUP. 7to 1 apt Zodiac (t) 7 to 1 Bilkstoue (t) 10 to 1 Fairwater (t) 11 to 1 Vest colt (t) 12 to 1 nimbi Stance (t Irak) 100 to 6 Simla (t) 100 to 6 Brightou (t) 100 to 6 Sappho (t) 100 to 6 Rao (t) 100 to 8 Stamped° (t) 100 to 3 Canasta' (t) 40 to 1 Cher. Anzio (t) 40 to 1 Tins Whiffler (t) 50 to 1 Agag (t) 100 to 15 Vauoourer (t) THE DERBY. 4 to 1 agst Marquis (t) 11 to 2 Buckstona (t) 10 to 1 Caterer (t) 15 to 1 Stockwell c (t) 18 to 1 Selland (t) 1100 to 30 Spite (t) MANSION Home Fasrparne. —Amongst the various entertainments incidental to the Mansion-house at this season of the year we are enabled to announce that Friday, the 30th instant, has been appointed for the annual banquet to her Majesty's Judges ; Tuesday, June 10th, dinner to the Fruiterers' Company ; and Thursday, Julie 19th, for the banquet to the bishops. The customary mi nisterial bouquet hem usually taken place earlier than the premed date, but we understand it to be the wish of her Majesty's ministers that on this occasion it should be de- ferred till somewhat later in the sessos.--Cify Press. DRATH mon LIGHTNING.—During the severe steno which raged in the midland counties on Wednea day evening, a labouring man, about 60 years of age, named Bunny, was killed by lightning. He was walking between Swithland and Loughborough during the storm, when a. flash of the electric fluid instantly deprived him of life. The Loughborough postman was walking close behind him, mid nearly stumbled over the prostrate body. On examination the man's hat was found torn into shreds, sad his boot' drawn completely off his feet. WRZCIL OP THE STRAYER Duress—LIVERPOOL, TEIMIDALT.—Part d the cargo (of cotton, grids, U.) arrived here last night in two lighten towed by • steam-tag, which also brought the passengers. The Danube Jo broken in the engine compartment, but the fore and aft comport merlin are reported . tight. The venial remains upright. The rteam-tug United Kingdom is alongside with • ecbooner and 50 extra hands taking out cargo. The Brother Jonathan left Liverpool again for the Danube this more- I ing with five flats to tow, sod it is expiated that if the weather is fine this evening she will be grated off thetank. A weekly steam-packet communication has been established between New York and California, instead of • tri.monthly one as hitherto. The days for leaving New York are the let, Bth, 16th, and 24th of the month. The last Cape of Good Hope mail for England contained 13,888 lettere, of.which 296 were rezietered, 14,761 newspapers, and 61 books. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 9, 1862._ VISIT OP PRINCE OSCAR OF SWEDEN TO iiiiiiitiiiiiir: Yesterday an o ffi cial announcement wan received in • • to the effect that in the course of the evening his Ro Highness Prince Oscar of Sweden would arrive in this town, and sojourn here for 'a few hours, en route for Bangor. It was at the same time intimated that it was the desire of his royal highness that the fact of him visit should be kept as private as possible, as he was travelling incognito. The circnmstaooe, therefore, was known only to • few, and his royal highness arrived very quietly and =ostentatiously as an adinary from Oxford by the train arriving at the Great rest7rn er station at maven o'clock last evening. He was attended by one member of his suite o nl y--Ostptaio Crenate& (Swedish navy)—and by Colonel Kingscote, who has been deputed by her Majesty to accompany his royal highness in his excursions. Awaiting his arrival on the platform were Mr. G. R. Ocillia, the Swedish and Norwegian Consul in this town, sad the mayor (Mr. H. Manton) ; and the prince, on alighting, was received by the former gentle. man, whom he greeted is • courteous and affable manner. The mayor was afterwards introduced to the prince, and was honoured with a mane= or two of convey lion. The mayor having then mods Ms obeisance, the prince and his attendants mom somiosimil to Mr. Collis's carriage, which P. was in wait*. end driosa to the Queen's Hotel, where N apartments had boss imovidoi for their rtneption. After II a few minutes' wet, the party paid a short visit to the Queen's Hospital Buser, and then returned to the hotel a. to dine. This forenoon the prince will be conducted to le MOO of the principal manufacturing establishments in the el lowa, and will take his departure at an early hour in the IS afternoon by special train for Bangor. We understand that the prince devoted the whole of yesterday morning to • visit N to the University and city of thdord.—Birmingiiam Post. es. 146 IS. 4. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. 1: . • M, MA RK-LANK.--(THIS DAY.) On Wednesday afternoon there wu a very heavy fall of min ; bat yesterday the weather wee more settled, until g e. night, when it again commenced to rain, and has sines con. Is, tinned showery. The wind to-day is from the S.W., with as 4 strong breeze and equally. at. The supplies ol home-groiwn wheat since last day have N. .k moderate ' "A ' T!, been .-..aerate. Flour 'art ; barley and malt contracted ; oats, beam, aod peas limited ; one paroel of Iriah mita 6t. sines report only. The foreign arrivals have been ir k liberal el wheat in addition, all Prussian. Barley moderate, M. Dante sad Prussitn. Oats liberal, Danish and Swedish. U. Seek is very small supply. lgt The bed* in wheat to-day is slow, and rather cheaper 5 1 :- Ite WI than on Monday last. Ba rley about the same is pans iisenanded for malting qualities, and moat sorts M. mass taster to purchase. le WINS. IfaJA, fine Ware, up to 70s. ; old selling on much lower 1 15. 6141 hour trade not brisk to-day ; the weather being warm, bog=operate slowly. • bride active trade to-day, at Monday's quotations. too Mom se dear as on that day. 16 FINN Mindy. 10 Limed steady without change in value. Repeseed rat cheaper. Cloverseed at previous rates. S e t 04her seeds dull. Flamm CARGOVA -A fair supply, and prices hardly so ga pod as ca Monday. IS. WHIIAT.-Engbah: Ems and Bent, white, new, 53a. to 1 14 11110 i.; ditto, fine old, -e. to -s.; ditto, red, new, 495. to 565., „„k ditto, fine old, - a. to -a . ; Norfolk, tee., fine old, -a. to 17 , -0.; red, new, -4. to -a. Foreign : Dantsic, 604. to 625.; ma las, 625. to 63e.; extra, 63e. to 655.; Konigsberg, 55a. to IN; ditto, extra, 624. to 705.; Rostock, extra, 581. to 61o; le Mecklenburg, 565. to 604. ; Uckermark ditto, ; U American white, 575. to 691.; ditto, red, 535. to 555. ; Wm- le than, 53a. to 554. fit IIANINT.-Engliah malg, 365. to 375. ; fine, ; fit. grinding 28a. to 304.; and distilling, 313. to 335. per qr. ; It foreign grinding, 265. to 304.; ditto distilling, 30s. to 32.. 10 MALT. - English , Essex and Norfolk, 595. to 634. ; fine. al 63a. to 675. ; Kmpton and 'Ware, 654. to 681.; brown, 14 50a. to 58s. 116. °AM-English feed, 21s. Od. to 244. Od. ; potato. 264. to 295. ; foreign, 22• to 27a. tfi BIAII6-Eoglish tick, 34e. to 355. ; harrow, 38s. to 394. ; to *we, 384 - to 39i. ; erg, •ffn. 30s. to 325. ; tick, te. 36a. to mss .: Kompb 38s. to 393. ; s tun, 325. to 334. Peas.-English boilers, 393. to 40a. w Me and blue, 394. to 425. ; maple, -s. to -a.; grey, 354. to 375.; hog, 375. 2 6 , to 394. ; foreign, 35e. to 38s. noun.-English town, 44.. to 450; ditto fine, 465. to 515.; Bt. country, 425. to 445. ; Norfolk sad Suffolk, 375. to 4044 at. French, -a. to --4. pm sack; U.S. sweet, 275. to 304.; St• °median. 275. to 305.: Spanish. -s. to -e. Bt. INDIAN COWL-White. 31s. to Ms. ; yellow, 295. to 31s. FLOATING CAICOS% all C. F. and L -Wheat : Bee& ski sad Mariample, per 4921 M, 445. to ifts. ; Ohitka, 444. to4Ba. ; Polish Odessa, pat 4801ba, red, 414. to 434. ; white, ; Danube and Galata, 45e. to 464. ; Oh. 33.. to 365. Barley : Egyptian and Syrian, pe=2. Ma. to 22a. ; Odessa and Danube, do., -ft,' to 2N. Berns : 10 lapiima, per 4801bt,30a to 31s. Maise : Odom and Galata, 24 garbs., 304. Od . to 31s. ; Ibtail and Bulgarian, par a 304. Od. to 31s. ; French, do., --s. to ; M American, do., 28e. to 29r. ; Egyptian, -s. to -4. EMMA -Canary seed, per qr. 40 4 . to 50s. ; Hemp gi seed, per qr., 46 to 50s. ; Mu stard seed, per bushel, 10 white, 6a. to 9s, ; brown, 74. to IN. ; Linseed, per qr., na crashing, 6N. to 68s. ; Linseed cakes, &Wish , per too, is 111. Os. to 121.05. ; American, thin, in brim.. per ton, 90 121. Oa. to 121. 10s.; do., in 646;111. Os. to 111. 10s.; Baltic, to 101. to 01. ; Marseilles, 101. IN.: Rape cakes, 6/. IS Otto 71. ; Tares, per bushel, wi n ter, Ba. to 9s. Od. ; Rape seed, English, per qr., 64e. to 725. gg ARKIVAIN INTO LONDON ?ROM MAY 5 TO MAY A m 1111 1 1111 and Scotch. frisk. Yareiga. ►►heat mo 16 Beaky 530 rin 10 970 .... .... Toon, mum, 1,110 isorn. fo LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. —(THIS DIY.) f: (In Burma Alm urea 'mum= wasalLni.) (ram OUR OWN OORRISIONDINT.) Thin attendance at market. Only • retail demand, and prices are slightly in favour of buyers. Flour, slow isle, • prices rather owner. Ledian corn, moderate sale ; mined American, 275. 911. to 28s. ; Egyptian beans Bd. lower ; slow fdemand. Oata and oatmeal dull ; prices unchanged. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SCGAR. -The demand ham decidedly improved this week, •rod business has been Inumacted se firm prices. Mauritius g aoA grainy, 38s. to 41a. 6d. ; Porto Rico ordiaary to fine brown, 33s to 365. ; low to fine bright yellow, 36a. 6d. to 43e 6d. to Surinam, 345. to 37a. ; three cargoes sold afloat for the Limited Kingdom, two of Havannah, No. 9, 225. 40. ; No. 12, at 255. ; and one of Porto Rioo, at Xis., landing weights ; reflood has sold at firm prices, the supply still keeps scanty. COFFIL-The public sales of Ceylon held this week have main gone off at extreme prices ; triage, 801. to 81a. ; mid- ea, dling and good middling. 86a. to 91s. 6d. ; pea berry, 91s. sti to 93a. ; Native good ordinary small to bold, 69a. 6d. to 745. 111 A floating cargo of good first Rio sold for the Mediterra• seem at 66e. 6d. TZA.-At the public sales held this week Tayshams and Ng low black leaf sold at a shade lower prices, common scented ;go mange Pekoe radioed Is. Id. to la. led. Rini. -A large business has been transacted, chiefly U Demerara, at Is. 66., at which price there are further buyers, but few sellers. Rms.-The market is quiet, and prices are rather easer. gg 200 toes of broken white Bengal sold et 9s. 3d. to 9s. 9d. ; Ida 1,000 bogs Necrande AMON], 10s. Stress-Pepper midst about previous ; Singapore 1 . 6 greyish, 3W. to 4d. ; good. 4d. ; Malabar, 4d. to 4td. ; white rather easier; fair Singapore, 61d. Pimento is in re- rp o " quest at firm prices, ordinary to good, 21d. to 3d. Other gs, spices are quiet without change in price. SAWMILL -The demand has been active, and prices 20 have 'doomed ; refraction 5i to 4 sold at 43a. ; refraction B t h 71, at 425. 6d. English refined, at 445. to 455. Corrox. -The market is dull and inactive ; at public La li Mks, a portion of the goods offered found buyers at id. Lig par lb. below the late highest point of the market. 10 Jun.-At the public sales held this week previous Ma Mlwere about supported ; common to floe sold at 11 DI. 6d. to zu. 6s. COCRINIA -The public sales held this week have passed I L L. at with great flatness ; of 860 bags offered, a small part a t , "sly sold at 16. to 2d. decline. 110 INDIGO. -For the next quarterly sale, 7,820 chaste of East India are now declared ; about 4,300 serous of Coate male will follow. 2a TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. The present quotations are as is follows :—Town tallow 455. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, Ms. 3d. ; Mey to June, 443 e. ; July to Sep- St timber, 4135. 9d. ; October to December, 48s. fal. Ito li 48e. 9d. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Lz.theolastg.—Hides : 56Ibs. to 641E5., 21d. to 3d.; 64Ibs. to 721b5., 3d. to 30. 72110. to 801bs., 3ad. to .3d. ; 801bs. to 88Iba., 30. to 41d. ; 88Ibs. to 961b0. 44d. to 42d. e t Home hides. Bs. 6d. to 10s. id. Calf skins, light, '2s. R I to 4s. ; ton. ss. Bd. 414 8112110/IDOZY.—Shesp skins : downs, Gs. 6d. to Bs. 6d. ; lambs, 2s. 841. b 4s. ; shearliogs, ls. Id. to ls. 241. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Meaws. Pattenden and Smith report that the market continues firm without aoy alteration In prima. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walla End Hatton, 17s. ; Wells End Haswell, 17s. ; Will. End Hartlepool. 16e. ; Walls Feel Bniddyla Hatton, 16s. ; Walla End South Honor, 16s. ; Walla Rod Heogh Hall, 15s. ; Walls End 11w0er Grange, 15s. 9d. ; Walls End Oaredeo, l& ; Walls End Eden, 16a. ; Walls End Acorn Clans, lb. ; Walls End Frarowellgate, 16s. ; Powell's De glean% 181. ; Merthyr Darn, 16. ; Bates's Hartley, 114 a, 6d.; Will. End Hellos, 1&.-67 ships at learlose. The inhabitants of the gold province of Otago, is New 7.ealend. have petitioned the superintendent of the province to establish a =stilly mail steam-packet com munication direct with Melbourne, in order to secure an early mail communication with England. WARR L182&--(THI8 DAL) Two o'CLoos Little change has occurred to-day in the railway share market, which is still inactive, with a down ward tendency. London and North Western, Caledonian, South Eastern, and Eastern Counties stocks have fallen per cent., while Midland haa improved 1. Otherwise there is no variation. London and North Western Stock is now quoted 94 to 1; Great Western, 731 to 1 ; Midland, 1271 to 128 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 107 to 1 ; Caledonian, 1081 to 1091 ; South Eastern, 84 to 841 ; Eastern Counties, 571 to 581 ; and Great Northern, 114 to 115. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted 4to 41 prem. There is • renewed fall in Sambre and Meuse. Great Luxembourg are dull. UNDINANY SAUNAS AND STOCKS. . 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Oat Oweellme Co Mt I I - 10,000 10 Loa .13.1re.D1r.Tel ;1 ) 2 par 1 poi - 89,e00 eu Madras 1211E14 a Use 1 1 I ego - 10000 10 Mollies. t s tic le) an - 80,000 15 Nation.' Co Cl lb Ipm 54 - 6,400 10 Nerboddant ILI 5 1 WM 5 lislikaisad Ceo d. sp. ape MI 14 -- 1,701100 N.ltnes. at N. 11064 ra. 61 13 le - AO IS. Palk LaMesiodso ell 1 1 - MAO 1 . Gm an If If - MAN I Do "New lames • all It It - *OO5 10 S. Doane. (MALI on II 7 - i 011040 St. Pal liver lend& lax. 100 56 58 - 10 Pasta. oodomm. Mem all a n - *lO5 50 Do. New lO 10 12 pm - l MAO 10 Lao di Did. Tel. 0.44 all 184 10 19 10,080 90 Mammy Ins at 17 19 - 111,009 16 Do. Now MI 4 1 25 Rio dolma. CIllai.(1 )0n94 24 20 - 4 29,750 1000 100 Sorel Mantnema ..- 40 50 Mul - IM, 34 ' Amt. lavabo. 110 186 10 - 10.190 91 • eh Amalralias Lad ell 82 56 - MOO 1 abotarise TOL early - all f I - 150,090 1 Do. do. naglatmed ail ll -.. iLlao 10 Do do. - GO, 2 re'egraph to lons X ) 1 1 dis par - Ito alO .sA. of AsaML.) LI 1 Me 4p pm - M. /00 19 Trost&LetCo.U.Cemsds 9 14 WA - 80.000 5 On. 1110plara TM IL.). 91 14 Oa - Ito,* 100 Vas DommeWs Load.. 284 9 - MADRAS RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) The tenth annual general meeting of this com pany took place to-day at the London Tavern, Lieutenant- General Duman Stit in the chair. The report (which has already been published) having been taken as read, the CHAIRKAN in moving its adoption stated that on the 6th of March last a party of gentlemen, consisting of the government consulting engineers, together with the manager and officers of the line, left Madras by train and reached Beypooe, a distance of 406 miles, and re turned in two days time in perfect safety and without any interruption except for a short space of about four miles, over which the rails were then being laid. It was theintention, however, at that time to open those few miles by the let of the present month, so that by this time the entire line of communication was doubtless completed. The first sod of the railway was laid in the month of June, 1853, so that nine years bad been occupied in the construction of the line—a longer time than was originally anticipated ; but this could not be deemed extraordinary when the magnitude of the works was taken into °onside ration. The formation of a line extending 406 miles in length was no small matter even in England, where every thing necessary was to be found on the spot ; but in a remote country like India there were many difficulties to contend with which greatly interfered with the rapid pee ress of the works. Those difficulties were, however, happily overcome, and they might congratulate themselves; on the encouraging report of their consulting engineer, who had returned to England since March last, and bad ex pressed his opinion that it was an exceedingly wall con structed railway. The report was adopted, and the retiring directors and auditor were re-elected. We learn from a new paper (devoted to theatrical and musical matters, and entitled TAe Theatrical Tian and Musical Critic : a Record of Metropolitan, Provincial, Aus tralian, and American Theatricals and Music, and General Amusement Guide) that M. Fishier has taken the Lyoenm Theatre after December next, when Mr. Falconer's term expires. Some complaint is made about IL Pechter having taken it "over Mr. Falconer's head," and Mr. Arnold is scolded because "Mr. Falconer bad not the slightest intimation of the affair until after the document between the contracting parties was signed, sealed, and delivered." The same authority informs us that M• Pechter has engaged Mr. Edmund Yates as kis stage manager. It is rumoured that, on leaving the Lyceum Theatre, Mr. Falooner will take Drury Lane Theatre. APTIMIIIINSION ♦ND CONVICTION or BITTING MEN AT LIVIZPOOL.—At the Liverpool Police.court, yesterday, several well-known betting men, named Thomas Wilkin son. Thomas Davis, John Proctor, and Ralph Nixon (alias Worthy), were brought up by warrant. before Mr. Raines, the stipendiary magistrate, on a charge of keeping betting lista and frequenting bonsai for the purpose of betting. The prisoners were appreheoded in the neighbourhood of a notorious betting house, kept by Davis. io Houghton-street. The MOM against each prisoner being fully proved to the esti.- faction of the =tears* each prisoner was convicted in the fall penalty of lOW. Mr. Barnes, in giving judgment in the case, expressed a very strong opinion as to the inju rious effects of betting houses upon the young men of the town ; while Mr. Cobb, solicitor, who defended the mi. emirs, said that his clients were no more to blame than the Earl of Derby, in whose mansions documents exactly like those seized in the house of Davis could be discoveted by any adventurous policeman who dare attempt to possess biased( of them.—Meneltester Examiner. The net profits of the Port Elizabeth (Cape of Good Hope) Bank for lad year were 12,4914 The Com mercial Bank of Port Elisabeth paid last year 17i per cent. Branches of the Commercial Bank are about to be ads blinked in the colony. It is stated in the New York Tribune that Com modore Vanderbilt has made Mr. Lincoln a pressed of his steamer Venderbelt, now lying at Hiunpten Reeds. and has offered to sell his next best steamer to the goveratesat, irea4lad, at a prise to be fixed by its owe appraisers. iu - - 100 110 108 110 101 e 102 100 101 110 112 111 118 119 no 109 109 100 101 99 100 98 99 109 11l 109 110 108 110 108 110 1032 100 tttt in'' 931 - 1054 I' Iw 16 . 4 OW 16. 4 141 lisiTA ii i: _dals —:: z iiiiwc i: P li t :: • 0. 60, 11.8 0. 0. 4, 0. 400 8190 64 14000 .. 611 .. IMO .. 8,400 6 8.000 10 18000 .. 1,000 .. 1, 110 416 611 8000 .. 1,066 - 1,114 1... Ki C ... lin 731 I i 044 1071 1 Kt i Si 4 1 99* 100 42 111 an ii Val • dial Ms 84 ilia a 21 a MARKET.-(THIS DA}.) same Improved for fair to middling qualities. It is too =skier the definitive result of the Leipsig Easter fur fair, bell Is understood that it has oommseaM favourably. Tbsi following on the silk market is from the monthly circular of Messrs. Durant and Co., dated yesterday We have bad • month of comparatively anal busier@ in silk, sod there is • large falling off in the deliveries. Foreigners, too, wise throughout the activity of the first three months of the year were the largest °potatoes, are said not to have found the demand they anticipated for their goods, and ere now moreover all mare or less direct ing their attention to the raining Europese raceolte, zed sus pending purchaess till some approach to a definite opinion cam be formed as to its resat. In China silk this diminished demand has Wigged anxiety go the part of im porters generally to realism, especially seeing the profitable out-turn of all the reoeot arrivals, and wools have been continually more or Ism primed upon the market —resulting in the ortablikamot of • fall al fully Eve per cent. upon all but the best elms" and these seem only supported by their amtiesed scarcity . Japan milk all the better parcels of the large arrivals el April found buyers p lanning WI morparatively small redectica upoe previous rates, but the snared amid third scrams barer and sen ybe sold by submitting to • further coneasslon. I Masse thrown silk is again completely milmited. le Ben gal silk the tnamotiomshave been limited ; the unsold stock is very small. Ts Persian silk nothing ; about 800 ballots ; have been landed, bet they had been p ally sold for arrival, The Malabar has arrived from China with 329,300 lbs. of tea and 627 bales of silk. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending May 7, compared with that for the pre vious week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue 821,052.,706 lacrosse 2161,025 Circulation active 21,048,580 Demme, 211,110 Public deposits 7,503,991 legman 636,816 Other deposits Government amenities la banking department Other securities in booking department Coin end bullion in both departments 17,285,745 lemmas 176,729 &oven day and other bills 704,304 maser 16,997 The Best Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes :twin is banking department). 10,867,166 Lamm 387,409 The increase in the bullion and reserve, and do moue in the private securities, mark a further ad dition to the Bank's resources, but do not say much for the condition of trade. Two ?CIOCL The funds are heavy to-day.rA decline of k to k per cent. has taken place in Consols. The other markets are very dull, and, as regards several of the leading securities, including English railway stocks, the tendency of prices is rather unfavourable. Turkish Loan Scrip is quoted 21 to 3 prem. ; Egyptian, 21 to 21 prem., after being marked 21 ; and Russian, I to I prem. At Paria this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 70fr. 80c., being 1 per cent. lower than yester- day. Consols are officially marked 931, 4, and g cum div. for money, and 92} and 4, ex div., for the account. The present quotations are 933 to 1, cum div. for cash, and 921 to 4, ex div., for the 10th of June. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 238 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 4,1 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 3 ; India Stock, 227, 229 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1094, 3 ; ditto, for account, 1091; ditto, Bonds, 30a. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 103} ; Exchequer Bills, 215., 195., 18a. prem. There is a fresh fall in Spanish Certificates, which are last marled 84 and 84. The Turkish ' Loan of 1864 is quoted 804 to 814, while that of 1858 is fiat at 701 to 71. Italian Five per Cents. are steady. Yesterday's improvement in Mexican Bonds is scarcely sustained. Sales are recorded as follows :—Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 86} ; Danish Three per Cents., 1826, 84 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 644 (exch. 126.); ditto Fourper Cent. Certificates, 100; Egyptian Seven per Cents., 21, 4, 1 prem. ; Italian Five per Cents., 701, 71 (exchange 25fr.); Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 32 ; Portuguese Three per Ceuta., 1853, for account, 46 ; Russian Five per Cents., 98 ; ditto for account, 974, 97 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 544 ; ditto Passive, 191 ; the Committee's Certificates, 80,1, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 801, 814; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 71 ; ditto, Six per Cents., 1862 (scrip), 3, 21 prem. ; ditto paid up scrip, 704, 3 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1021. The demand for money continues to present indications of revival. The terms in the general market yesterday were firm, at 24 to 21 per cent. for choice paper. At the Bank of England a good amount of business was done. The collapse of the speculation in the Spanish Cer tificates yesterday was caused by the receipt of tele grams stating that the Minister of Finance, being questioned in the Cortes, has declared that the cur rent rumours respecting the intended recognition of the Certificates are false, and that the government does not intend to alter its position towards them. It would be very curious to trace back to their sources the rumours and statements upon which the late speculation in these securities has arisen. About 12,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank yesterday, but, on the other hand, 100,0001.—viz. 60,0001. in bar and 50,000 sovereigns—was with drawn for transmission to Constantinople, on ac count of the new Turkish Loan. The mail steamer Parana will take 105,0001. in gold for Brazil to-day. The bar silver by the Mexican packet was sold yesterday for India at ss. 14d. per ounce, being Id. below the price obtained for the previous remit tance, but the same as that current m the interval. At the meeting of the proprietors of the National Provincial Bank of England, bald yester day, the directors' report was unanimously adopted. It recommended the payment of a bonus of 7 per cent., making, with previous payments, a total distribution of 20 per cent. out of the profits of 1861, free of income tax. The report mentioned that the operations of the year have been more than usually successful, the net profits amounting to 179,0001., after making allowance for bad and doubtful debts, and paying a bonus of 10 per cent. to the o ffi cers of the bank. The subscription for the capital of the London and Brazilian Bank (Limited) was closed to-day at 12 o'clock, and has proved a remarkable success. The total applied for, irrespective of the lists of the directors and their friends, is nearly 5,000,0001., or about five times the capital of the bank. The de posit paid to Moors. Glyn, Mills, and Co. reaches 121,0001. This great success proves that an Anglo- Brazilian Bank is considered to be much needed, and that confidence is felt in the high character and business capacity of the members of the board. I The Great Northern Railway traffic return shows, this week a decrease of 2581. ; the North Eastern, a decrease of 2,598/. P • the Midland, a decrease of 9881.: the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, a decrease of 2,027/. ; the Great Western an in crease of 1,620/. ; and the London and South Western, an increase of 1,1781. The half-yearly meeting of the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway Company is called for the 23rd inst., and will be made special "to consider a plan for the conversion of the chattel mortgage loan, and the expediency of raising additional capital for the of the undertaking." Pu Ze e s e ltlement of the list of ooetributories of the Great Northern and Midland Coal Company (Limited) is to be proceeded with in the Bankruptcy Court on the 23rd inst. Mr. Henry Croyedill has been appointed by the Court of Chancery official manager of the Irish West Coast Railway Company. The half-yearly dividend, due the let inst., on Ecrador Bonds, is announced as payable on the 16th. The Agents General for Crown Colonies an nounce the:half-yearly interest on Ceylon Govern ment Debentures. Another auction of the Foreign Redeemable cuaB MI Io R m II soc ING IETT IUM .-0 7 , 0 w Ring .be.d. 0 M y lt e ll ni r l lßlT . lo .ting N Ez (Passive) Debt of Spain will take place at Madrid on the 30th inst. The sum assigned by the govern- of the promoters of the above society was held in the huge ment for the purpose is 5,511,472 reales. room belonging to the General Provident INFO- We are informed that the Metropolitan Railway tutiou, Ann-street, to consider the propriety of Carriage and Waggon Company have entered into establishing the same. Arraagementa are made for an arrangement with the well-known firm of the t mu;w3r tt i g ' i t i l d: evening t° be held at teed ."' e at following Messrs. Messrs. Joseph Wright and Sons for the transfer totter from J AI Biight, Y E63., of their business to the company. Immediately on of the meets. " Loodou, May 6, 1862.—Dearl the completion of this arrangemen t the com p an y should be `lad if every workman In England could will secure a large connexion, and be in a position re the Exhibition ; and I greatly approve of any or t to combl o n o stionl among suwreolnten to commence business. An official notification Intl- arrangements mates that, "The to terms upon which the transfer stele mos which looks like a charitable coutribution will do has been effected are most advantageous to the much good—for what a man gams in sightseeing, he may company. No charge is made for the g oodwill ; lose is self-respect—if sent up by subscnptions of moil the stock is to be taken at a valuation, and the a society as that you propose to establish. Could vendors agree to accept 10,0001. of the purchase not 'dubs lb:agord, whittiadinti:b:havitwatrgii:itts; money in shares of the company." There are ttioneamis etr of m workmen in Birmin gham who The following is from the monthly hide circular „ u m „ a n th emse l ves a t suc h a machiaa47l.-diai I am issued yesterday by Messrs. Calverwell, Brooks, not in favour of subscriptions to enable men to do what they ought to do for th emselves. 1 em sure, however, that and Co.: Market —W e h a ve still to report a very gain Birmingham you know what to do ; and lam afraid it is The with a limited business doing. Prices for salted am almost Pr' in Me to oder suggestion. Thank lower. There is nothing in existence, for the tot Mt icy your very fnensll_l4s4r. lon. very reglad mem; upon which to base a favourable opinion, beyond fully L a in, JOHN Braorr.—Ar. Frederick Hine, Lady. the report of a short inipply of South American bides; bat yowl' " this will require to be oon6rmed by the advice; of some few Tim atom) ENTATIS lX11:711; ap mails yet to come, before it ma possibly tell upon the feeling pears, from returns just issued by the Landed Estates Court, of tanners, and induce them to buy f reel y at even present that its business is not diminishiog. 1859 there were 62 prices, which they consider high. I petitions for sale by encumbrances ; in 1812) there were 67, Hides.-Salted ox and cow. — South A merican. —A ver y and 80 in 186 L By the owners of seesmbersd estates the moderate busioen has been done at slightly easier prioes, numbers of petitioes were in the same passe respectively the chief sales having been mad e very lately. Yesterday 36, 38, and 55. Fran the owners of rieneninbered estates the failure of a bones largely connected with the South there were 15 netlike' Lk year end elx the yew before— American hide trade was aunounced, which will, no doubt, the object of the petitioning beim no doubt, to obtain from tend to increue the depression at present existing. Aus- the court a satisfactory Ws. Praia the mood Marra it trahan are of very stow sale at a decline of t d. to tri. per lb. appears that nearly 6,4=l4elerthxres mid for and ia upon the nominal price.' current this time last month. th is court since its that Mks" work Cape.—The quantity offered has been moderate, and full more than 3000,0001. sIM remain to be odd. Th• priors have beers obtained. ing 11014. Mow =WWI , al its tasametioes Sated horse hides have been is moderate request, and T Amnia otel amennt .15,910,969 13 4 pr ides me rather easier. lodge abeshete wed* English Market Hides, although of improved quality at and loaned this semen of the year, are rather lower. Amok to be lodged or allowed by 5 11 'b- 1 , 226, Fit India kips have, upon the whole, been in maw salsas credits 397 limited request ; the bed descriptions (of which the evssiy Await on which nerainkge is 3,966,913 13 4 has been . rather limiteds meeting with more inquiry them A mam i as which poseksam ali g il lot e o other sorts, and prices must be quoted Id. per lb. lower shwa Amiumi liaggrebk ie paressimes ..•.. . ..... no 7 on the Bth ult. The Leather Market.—This market has been very *del Appreleenti erpMd maw el Wales now throughout the month ; moms descriptions selling at wile' asurnedeles prima ISM ink 1111= 11 . this Telf , iuta North end Papa* American and other Fars . — As weal at trek .the mealli is whisk Sin were this period the general demand is quiet here for American middens bans renenalindas sisrl lase Wm amen cd ea lam bet at the left sae of Alriena monkey skins, pikes cumbered and emensilmbirei mastee. BAIR OP IMOLA/M.—As Acooost pwromatt So the Aft TM sad Bth Vie, C. 11, for the west oaths oh WisdomNW, YU 7. UAL T 1707 TROPAMMT. Noise toned l.3l . odd aol I Goverment debt.. A 11,015,10 Other securities.. .. SAWN Geld ooln and bol llon Ulm bullion 431.062,7011 name DI haprietare * Capital C 14,354000 Bast Milo Deposita pi lac Banks, Caw ads. el National Debt, sad Div. Ace4a.) Other 1/1,903443 Seven tlap 'Mother Bilk 700.1141 PAITNXIIT. Government Secu- rities Dead Wel ) lit."' ing naltg meruke 10ther 11.'31.368 L littlArde I NoWs 10.084 .1 2A Gold and Sam Coin 863,040 L 3,731,379 May S. nee. /29,731,679 MARSHALL. Chief Cashier. TeoasnaT Emma Consols opened and closed to-day at 94 to 1 for the new account (10th of June). This is equal to 94 to # ex div., which will henceforward bo de ducted from the quotation for the account. For , money the butt price was 94 to 94 cum div. The official business report is as follows :--Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94, 94 ; ditto, for account (June 10), 921, ex div. ; Bank Stock, 2371, 236 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 911 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 921, 911 : India Ste* 227 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 104, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, IW# ; ditto 1864, 104 1; ditto 1864 or 1866, 100 , 1 ; ditto Bonds, 30s. prem. Five per Cent. " enfaoed" rupee paper, 104, 1. The India Five per Cent. stock was firm at 109# to 1. The rupee paper likewise remains strong. India Bonds were purchased at 90s. prem. Ex chequer Bills were steady at 18s. to 21s. prem. The foreign stock market was rather active. One of the principal features was increased depression in the Spanish Certificates, which were first marked 91, but left off at 81 to 9, being the lowest point of the day, and it worse than yesterday. MINES.-(THI8 DAY.) Two o'Cumw. The mining market is again active to-day. Great Wheal Fortune shares are quoted 251 to 27/ ; East Caradon, 42 to ; Wheel Ludoott,7/ to 4, being higher ; North Crofty, 2i to ; Mark. Valley, 10 to I ; Providence, 40 to 42 ; East Corn Brea, 14/ to ; and North Downs, 41 to }. The demand for St. John del Bay Mining shares continues, and transactions have taken place at 58 and 59. In other foreign, as well as colonial mining shares, there is no alteration of importance. Creditors of the Cumberland Black Lead Mine Company (Limited) are required to prove their claims in the Bankruptcy Court on the 20th inst. PROVINCIAL 8114111 MAJW32I. LrenzoOL, Mar 11.--dedas today - T . —Hilted and ireler, Extern Counties, 484—Great Western, TA Jemmied& sad Yorkshire, 107 i i—Lossisn and Salk W w di& Shropshire Unice, 47.—Manchaster, She/MK sad Midland, Mi—South Restate, Mj 1 4—Whitelsamei and Per nem, 14 lba—Buffelo and lake Hum% 4 4-16 i—amma Trunk of Canada, 2514—Great Indira Yeedneala, embank, 144 a 440 e Willed—Minces Contra.% 47 le 4. Erie ex amessment, lei I.—fiembre and Mouse, 11/ Mg— Alliance Bonk, 6 5 546 p. Mmicxnersa, MAT 8.-71tes wee a rather quiet market, with out much change in prime. Caledonian, 1001—Great Luxem bourg, 14 0-11 rival Trent of Canada, Sit—leunnadre and Yorkshire, 107 Menclienter, MaleM, and Ditto GI. pref., 7.16 p.—Miethind, 127 ah Thames and Money Meese insurance, li—Nostinen Bank, 1 11.16 a—itord Oweask Plti—Bank ed Mandiestee, 4g Oawmtry Il an Newtown, idi- - Mdatbdater sltd Coantf Bank,: p.—Whltehaven and Turn, 141-11.• ANEW 9. BlillllloB4ll. MAT &—la this market reeky mane demee of excitement was manifested oanaequent on teeniactions in the shares of the Now Metropolitan Railway Carriage sad Waggon Company, which were transacted at 1} 14 14 11. lk. ed. and 14 prem. South Staffordshire Itelleay shares were nensacted 101.16 e, SC and Britannia Mill Company &sees et and in lip. ~1~~1 • lOi. • 6 6 1 • 17. e. 6.36.6 HA. 1,14.6. a L. gil 6111,6 d Mao. 1&9 I 71 .7.1. b I 31 410 44 606}41 1 14 Si 1 14 62 Si Si If so 2 22 4102 ells par • 42 n • 6 60 41 ISt 07i ! 32 1 16 10f 11 I t 112 132 34 36 SOO n 0 912 Pa l 67 11 1 11 It 18 .6 17 _ ..c.47r, The period count! leiorpag ase is his it op eparste ll his iii iit K 66 99 i WI Si SI 96 97 19 60 id lie ell 8 1 10, 1 i" 101 2 i 122 102 121 IN I Se_ 1:6 SI 10 ,