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

a the ids of Sardisla, hat that fisllea m br aleekplisi le error brews there was rasa le thee thediais wee Issecthiag the eatepaw of the despoil= of Ur Harm of the Friel (Cheers.) The time, hewer night smith when the motel format this erientry=t , le be to defeat that purpose. Whim oar • boar vas la garnet Ti should take are that We esitheserit ra sot reach Hs therefore said, " Let r w ibet ear meedia wall. are in good repair; he ear meg be pima Ott• drag I crier ; let volume/1r carte be rabid," sal tbsa wren be ravered kw that threareed sedition GE rape% whir re id now to lave ruched the peeitith of "en aular delstaadisg," but sot "a tweet bury." (Cheers.) Let no, th em, be preyed fee the WOW , sad la th a t be woo rood, to No to parliament pledged to support usabi lity abroad, and ponce, reform, and ash nereasbarat at borne. (Cheers.) The hoe. rations& eandeded *re newing hi. ethers to ere Ike the thebtioe of eherh-reku the bathe, aed thorough referee la parliament. (Chess.) Mr. HAIG seldreseed the electors, amidst laughter d' derriere, aspersing • ecrideat belief that if the es servetietA did their dart he should b nterreed. (A voice, " Who pay. your expenses?) He would tell them that when the election wee over, red be yea seated in the Homo of Commons. (laugher.) With termed t 3 rake, be wee in favoar of terra Where and the ballot in hie own trey of thinker. (" Oh, oh r) The Inet propped of a loder franchlr had been kicked out by the hbersh. (" Oh, oh.') He demanded to be beard without interroption. He was a resident in the county, and had lived with • large family in the mama house (or tea year. (Lashes, sad c ties of "Oo boom to your wife and family.") He leas may t b oliz any man • vote, but ant with the proterkm el re providing he was rated to hie perish. beer.) The late Reform Bill width vas out without diecuseine, would hese safrerbisei 18,000 lodgers is liderylebose close. (Mese, bear.) The complaint about church rates was ill-founded, became the mejotity of a parish °saki abolish them if they so thought tit. Bat it wee grimy kit the part of the parish to say that the mhos should - see pay them, although quite willing to do se. MI, eb.") The ballot might be epplkable to privets 116 end pri vate afro ; but It wee bre and en-laglialt when applied to the administration of nubile earters. ("Oh, oh.") la conelodoe, be rep ated his convert:Ma that ha should be retained at the beet of the roll. (t. Oh, oh.") A show of heads was then •died for in due form, end the remit wee nutthertingly &aired by the sheriffs to be in fa vour of Mr. Hanbory end Mr Byer. Not more than half a-dearn hands were Geld up for Mr. Haig. A poll was de manded by Mr. Haig, and fixed for Monday next, from eight till Bye o'clock. A rote of thanks to the sheriffs closed the proceedings. NOMINATIONB.-(THIS DAY.) (sr sutersic maexarv.) Nam Rose.—M , }Cessa, Tottenham, Kirwia, and Osboune saelaated. Poll damdlisil. MEMBERS RETURNED.-(TRLS DAT.) (sr manage Tur.ainArs.) NORTH NORTHIRESSRLAND.—Lovaise and Ridley. CA t. Ctardwirrnassitutz.—Joaca and Pagh. POLLING.-(THIS DAT.) lIIT SLICTIIC TILZOILAPII.) HUNTINGDONSHIRE, 10 Patlows, 314 Mantago 303 Beithcuto SOUTH LAINCLIHMLI, U Blines MN lA* I Qualm I-WM = Eft= 00=14 amores Darr IN Wafters. ISI LONDON CM 11181110,-(17118 D 47) This tits MA maul wassthai se dm Meads of Is MO ttiM la Raasstisil; Mr. J. !ix saNrsie ?unarm Is Mbe disk. Id;. Uaawoon,.7 — eq.,— to the misty, mai the mart of the eseasktee, Iran whisk k Hetdunes the pea year the ammo I V " %I eerily emmated t, 16,78111., beteg as lameme el 41471. ever the beam of thepea.iY, yew. The was the kegs* W 11111•10 yet received la masingle yet, r am whisk es k area kola a basses be the reesiges fremeseensilens= be ointeldned le be ef • perm memet ebeenster. M thb 111161. 12s. tld. bad bra reseed far Ike tileablet sisziessry tart. It was mated et the IBM emeinemmef Me meaty that the szpeediture et that year bed fisl Me Meow, bet the ocremittee mow mate. with Mee- Mares that the receipts eat mpeediture bad been apealieed, sad the Masses be the fends bed esallied the osineeittes to male en eddies. of 11 miselemerke he the farrow mud, sad 6 others would Miasmata! se 'sea ee Ilkey meld b. Mead. This would smoke the primal amber 6124 which, when the vacua diets lets bed SIM up would to hammed to 3611. b i d bus &weeded a the St. Naar workhouse, sad to as Suet sad West ladle Hxks. Dee mum d fa arum al the neeipte .1 the swift we dr ernes ef egoist tehrease—the Lemetles imaktery he the CBI lad added assay 1,0011. to Oak fade From Lay Ilestea MI. bed berm reeneed te awry eint the Masker ed lab bealtsarl. by the slide et the Rh sierriss 1,117 Fewer hem hem Wed to Meshes* dreg the year, Oleg as momelea of wee ohm IN isminkisie by seam of Ihe society to mry mat* mememat. The amber et WOW regularly messed wire !11,631; ef Meta pal, 1,670,223; of soripteres gam away, 3406; of religious treats elven away, 2,401,344; el boob lent, 62,186; of meeting. sad Bible doom held, WSW ; of mediae of in Meta ion, 641,239; of whits Induced to attend i l l eaV u. woralaip, 4,116; of Mintiest sent to school., Ild bi 7t; et naserried 000pla lisducsd to merry, 332. bed been a meeting of cabmen recently held, at which a resolution was coon to that 0141 , 1111011 should be takes for the establishment of reading rooms, of • provident fad, el a penny beak, sad of Sunday saviors. A deprees of twelve of the meeting waited epos one of the mbeieserhe of the society for aid he carry's, oat them ebkete, and a committee had been formed, sad a room h=for Me purpose by Lord Shaftesbury. st Sunday evening meeting was meditated sometime sheet by the author of '• lioglish Hearts and English Hamer,' ad the meeting wee attended by large numbers of cab-strivers, desirous of improvieg their condition physical, morel, ad religious. The Berl of ...AVM( moved, Ind the Rev. J. PAITILLSON secoaded the adoption of the report, which wee agreed to unatirocurly. Other MOritlll44ll, expreensg the objects et the esedsey and its claims apse public support, woo eftertrauds pre noted end carried, end the proceediap tormbrisil by • vies of thanks to the ch.ainnea. THE BOY MORTARA-(THIS D4l). The Lord Mayor this morning received the fol liv-rieg communication •' Loadas Coomittao of Dapstioo of the British Jewr, " 34 New Brood-ottoot, City, May 6. . . .. . . My Lord-1 love the bower to transmit ;o you, on the other side, a copy of a telegram, received this morning from Sir Moses Mosterrom-1 an; Le. " Stumm Ilamtin., Solicitor and Bonitary. "To the Wilt Han. LW Mayor," (Copy Remind 6eb May, Ma. Dated " Rome, April 28, 8-45. " To Batopon B■mee4 New Brood-diet, Loudon. ° Contrary to every espetatist could not neared is ob. adding an softest* of the Pops to prewnt our r mortal. Cerdleel Astonelli rectised it from me this warning, et the Wittier; and .ill band it to the &re mise Pontiff, The Cardinal g•st assurance of good will towaris the Israelites is the Pagel &Mee, esd that everything will be dome to yweveat the MUNRO, of nay dander ; the gamete of the elaild Mortara ma have hem mere M him. Mt. Oil Rowell amompanind me. Pray fa ker the Lord Mayor, the Chief Rabbi, Pir Calling Eardley, sad Bares Rothe bad. Moen Mossenotts." LORD PALNIRATON AT Tivarrovr,—TM albst frowelooto of Ur. Jolts War WM, coo ot fo~o ono walow, moo of ass en the fah (tlto ilty of NW i s oar shade of very old Ma Whisk,' Waldo bad low oo Mr of low birth woo to be _wwod on iloot Off. dro omoiourom iwwboool to We lordslios wow wodlol lo dm mildews of Mr. SWIM d kis /Wroth, sten to the paws oo of • vb. Wire calibrating the sweat be drew Na oork. glary osa b s rowtabwolfory spook aro* So the lasibb at lir rows bay. lowleiparmwoorta the party for NM Iwo r.a Ms pewee+, and afar raspambag aa the DIM ai lady Pelirsiace, be took Ala lowo.-84eriorrot Joanna Mitt, is To !Ma W. O. A memo/mt. —The well-mswited entertainment is bud for the 10th bet , frost whet we bele, promos to be tb• mat folly rte Wu awially Weeded towticig of this .rt I h hat Ulm plow is Newcastle for many year.. Hari Orey, es lard-lien samt o f it,. ~ay, was to have taken the tidy, bat, we to say, will to presented by indiwpoeitias. His Wore reistbs, Sr Georg* Om, will, howwww, pr.& is Ms limos; sail ken well•knesta &Way sod erbealli_ef .see, west amtabl• weals, stay be.psets& We INS= eta oar local M.P:s will be present, as well es sway proms.—Ziossosetts CAnslaMs. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 5, 1859. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (11118 DAY.) BOUM COURT. 03siere Woad,) The Tieo-Clteassiller &Awed jedgwent la Ws ultra. His Honour said the dreenwerres were three :—Upos the me liege of Mr. ea Me. Carew. raker popert, was sled ee the lady, erne ef it eansistieg of rsl aid personal estate settled is bur segents use, with neireint upon anticipates; sad samba. path& eseeleling of a necklet.) vsitt:d at 1,0001. This melon wee .soled unit for Mn. Carew for lib, with .snider te her skint son. Being • chattil, of course ' Mrs. Carew had p.snslm of it. Under then drcurnstanew Mr. Carew ildl Into &faculties, and under the peasaato of thew Mrs. Carew sold the necklace for 6701. This, of wenn vets a breech of nun, and the (notice was whether it seeld be wade goon out of the property which was E.ttiei wan 16w. Carew, with restraint upon anfieiFatiou. Hair fag marl is the deeisioes of Lord Eldon in " Jackson v. Robb° " end le the nowt case of " Robisrm v. Wheel wright," the Lomb Junior, his Honour cum to the ceindu.ioe that the raelnint upon antieipstion was of so ia llartble a War*, that the lose could not to made good oat et the swans settled upon Mrs. Carew, subject to that restraint. Mr. Wickens end Kr. Southgate appeared for the parties. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Mlles Y Ewes.—(Bolos Lord Campbell and Judas sly Crompteo. sad Hill.) ozza•sn tr. aose.—(oonrwar.) Mr. Lush mooed on behalf of the trustee of the deferleat's eredissrs tri of the delhedant himself for a rule calling on the plmistif to show tali why th e Jodgment GI ontlawry in this aro &amid mot be est aside, the deisdent tindsrtakA i t s . Ammo of hie commission for the benedt of hie The &hada= is e w e quae in the 42m1 it=2 .4 disnislkd la Scotland, tie 'labial hawing obtained him ;giant of outlawry, time was • of ide , which omeloW o 4l s of the Moe of his semmimien. armless. with the defenthmt, had made ea oppliontion to o the or-ollise to permit him to an, bat the aathorltiss refined to af/serhise. SP, to de oam would they pay him his half-pay until thelndg oe - nient doutlasny had been *et aside, so as mattem stood so. body derived any benefit. The court granted a role nisi. THE OEURIN V, MECH.—QUO wanammo. Mr. Collier moved why an inhibitica for a quo war mato should not issue, addressed to Mr. William Neck, calling on him to show canes on what L rord ega he szertised the office of Town Councillor for th e of Dartmouth. There were two candidate., Mr. Dominick Stow, the present applicant, end Mr. Neck, the inns of whom °blamed 11, end the latter 12 votes, bet it was ernamded that the election ter illegal on the ground of • mishoriplies of Mr. Neck's place of abode. He was dessreed on of New Quay, whereas his place of abode was Mew Quay, 400 yards h..= New Quay, end in a different prink. H,. lustier Zde—l should think "New Quay, Dart ates" wee am Tot esipestrisem. O alklavits should paddy thew that the ffilpsima Idled spa was calculate lto m * ialead. Tea may hewireer, take a rule to pow eases at year Fail. DAM and menedingly. Tai QO~ 111. Tin 011171101WAIDIMS OP DAVINTIT.— Mai= RAM. Mr. SwMewl Mom &wet owe soled it isle obleined as MEM d Mo. Beim s pwlehnew et Dowstry, noon the thandurestioun to show awn why he shonM sot be aowad to sod take copies hoot their books, that be and odor arfihfw.n alight waderstead the beios or the pot W. wd ho owahlod to take port in it at the forth, twiny vestry. The opplkost bad Wooed to pay 2.. ed, se oburc.h ranee no the penal of assehatious objections. Le=a—Mis Ostrow notices as to church rates iesMrnaster. Jose. liMos—lf as has ths right, Ms motives are l•L Mr. Serbalit Eyes submitted that he an application of this sort the stsibe of the 'myth:eat was material. He had Waal • Lied I=—We us not os the hustings hors. (Leashbr__ Mr. Msire—l have mat a good many within the bat three mei, sod I deal think your lordahipa will wish to see Weems. Mr. Sat Hewes raid he would read two vows is the pima.which win material se snowier; the applicant's media : " Who &bed the eight, with is.., and joke, " Of Brlip sad Rodboem—honest folk, " Lpod* books to have a poke ? " Oar otturchwardeaa." (14.111"1 . Vits, whir ssendantaa from Queen's Court "At ead i iibiex rather short, " Ms= r—What jolly sport I "Our eharchwardena." Sosiihter.) Mr horned ee•jeaut, In conclusion, submitted m the mallsedsa we. made for no eobstantive purpm, sad that se abetrait right of bapsetlon existed. Mr. M. (with whom we. Mr. Wills), in sun wt of the ME manned list the applleatios was fair, reasonable, sad Mai ids. Lord o=lll wen elephise that rule should be die. by isietta as theme of "The ILlage. the I h =sl Ihsaesloblie," whore hsd been MU Uri dire mast be slue ipwasit atabliebed lektre Eapseine• weld be prierf, mal bat the mare_private s.nb reeled hi El ES- Eeriness drustaeastt. Unhoelbinit bed Eaten Ere Y thr t E • shwa rate was dent se be um* end that Hr. was • =lmam who lowan; be aided by it, the wart \sew negated a issEdessas, bat ban the aildsvits woe /dale* sad so plod hod been shown for the application, The °their:mei judges clowned, Hale diairried, but without Eels. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. (Situp at F 4us , ViZZ-1817.14. amain Williams Wig Comma Jay.) - - - The -el thle - cene - irei tad thle laming, when 10 . 1 ' the exacelealleo of lirta lineson, ddewhone Mrs. Lloyd M Liked when hen imainsm ailed her In 1862, and of la Mr. Rob a ht Groat DiwretraA r Southwark, to concluded the evidence piston!** cow Mr. O'llisliey des addreand the jury for the plaintiff. He urnfd that thole bed Um Ihrelouniee only, end not con doner % on the park of the boaltend, sod Copt. Lloyd would deny on hie Gonna oath that he bed ever had intercoms with hla offs hoot the tine be hit Tasked to 1847 to the so present moment. At the coucluaton of the learned cool eats addren, the festher haarlau of the cies wee adjourned. u THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) SOUTHWARK. =1 yang miserable certeases, without any home or we brought bedew Kr. Oenbe, charged with break hachewlaisres la Bermondsey weltheame. bet W put In the desk we sassed Henry ca., 10 yew slot, deemed in a coarse canvas shin and Women pre- no Tided for him b the weeidestem antherithea. Pol mid *et at Ileidook w lbe peo• views sight he saw Ile lama wail, the workbewes tabs spa atoms, throw lit et the *Blew, sad Week a mum of glen of the value of on. ahilliag. When la the seettorhense he tote up Ms ragged clothes. Be was cow =heed fir wen days. Jaw JPOrriir wed Gawp Lid were next placed at the bar, who fin N mad be eaw them throw stones end break es four Kamm They wee committed for fourteen day.. John AeifA,swim lad, was them charged with Weskit. a window, end matmeed to sew days. He mid he went to I the door and asked for a pieos of bread, and being refas:d be broke the window. Wiliam Mahe., Fradenek Slag, Waa. Goddard. sod lAgnwas haws, were neat placed in the dock, charged with fe breaking nine squares of glare in front of the mine work how. __welter Fauns, pee of the porters of the workhouse, laid that abort 10 Woks* he wee standing opposite, when he sew the prisoners take tap several stones and throw them at the wMdows. They Welts alas squares, roles The prisesers nod& they asked for sommmodation, and Wag refused they brae the windows. Witnese—Tbuy was told that there was only are antnoda. the for twelve orbs, wsweagaently not room for .11 of them. They sioall haw use. away quietly, and not hare broken the wiriews. _'Mr.mis otailtiood smolt of atm bowlegs •ondrren to 14 asp' Mot Wow. Ha. H. W. WICK ff AM, M.P.—Wo am glad to M at. to oriotiot Ws reepretei gentlema Is rogreseing my lamembly Ism& memo diem Ms skew st MM milsemses asoldme, mai that arils re so the I ember, km had w Imedstioa wbobow. 116.111idma still et Law Mar Naass, lbs priblemas at Me UMW, Mr. L. W. Wkibm, aid wdl to maw Ma aseamby et pm- Mg Ids Urela • radhlag poem • work or two Wear; dory bat Irma ingiries ark yesterday, ws Ism that Ow Me be Ms eastabmi anstloadod by say dempmeas Cillmend war la remalo be Is my good MAIL eadloW la m Ms* mere tit /he injury referred to • wooed ea dr be. part et the right Ism caused by elm durst *flag of • Magma, *lam. TM wound mows MS• mil spa. bat IS miereensisly berms to be Just MS PM of lime limb trim Mr. Wiliam suffered some la *? • dew pars sgo.—Longs Noway. BildOird FMB (Thllll ba ir s q l :is e morning a fire Mai egg la as pinion M Years, H. and A. Wets, illlt sad maim piotoo. meta Mbsp, I=. The pommies' on prebehly begat Is Me moo bsolmes Is list of Ms amoy, osamelsheff aeorlf dm* dollsobod bail pare ant lied met gook of • most wMad dossipedes. Implasitisil swam the Ire mead sa steamed hear Mb masigg., seed sot Mil amildorehis elmess wises, se two timber Tesilidiags woes UMW wide the armed, sad two priatiag-aheps wry samManaly demeged. Portuastely, grout as the less des worts will not be et pled is e moque we. The might .4 ti. solstorta Iffitra mI. salomm. low will upon reemla " SHARE LLYI3-71118 DAY. Two o'CLOC:n. The railway share market to-day is heavy, owing to the ries in the rate of dieconat. London and North Western, Midland, and Caledonian stocks hays Wien 14 per cent. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, North British, and Eastern Counties, 1 per cent., and several of the other leading stocks about per cent. Present quotations are as fol lows:—London and North Western stock, 834 to 844; Great Western, 484 to 491; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 83 to 84 ; Midland, 90 to 91 ; Eastern Counties, 50 to 51; South Einem, 174 to 18 per share ; Caledonian, 71 to 72; and North British, 494 to 604. Little business has b:en done. Lombardo-Venetian railway shares have again fallen, being prejudiced by the news of the great failure at Vienna. The Old shares are now quoted SI to 21 dis., and the New, 31 to 31 die. Great Western of Canada, Great Luxembourg, and Sambre and Manes railway shame are also heavy. ,The Indian railway stocks are less inquired for, but exhibit little alteration la price. .IN. ozantaar =Jain MID WOODS. . Baaw= • I:EVA 1 1 1111 - - - - MI Id 16 DO 124 U 12 72 It 1 E tatee 1 ems GI 1111 11 mo 41 I IN IN N it 64 11 0 16 110 64 11 56 0 II 03 07 N 0 U N U 61' el 16$ la id it 3 4 14 43 :I ' et 1: N i N_ 21 II 1' ras4 rag. I Ali gm. - ... Lung talks Liebe awl llidnusSl - virailla i r2 monis MT IL =lt w i isiudo::thiiiiiNisi: he ar ii = uararr. ______ ___.— i. Dis. • .. —.. 11. :t . tat. itt-.-- fr.. rivaii: Timm. e". 7---::: sommiTwelit. iiiiialiii =ti ll ikt= i i dill* 4 1 %4 —.— ; P ig Wit ti Whiel ili - • leidi la itli4...l II pit& PM Oil at tSemi Olani a a .p.i...: ----•--- IN tlf. 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LIR TratifiUrtfilLi " 6 rt si 44 61 t... wee di- .... sih ii i t Li o. rmsorgarr r.„.. ea ft 5 N. kar i i ismi tarmia .. i s 16 - isr si a z ...... .-. a ie., r 1 10 balratreirtti lib, —db b.rer sycsares 14 al E Slip Model It 1 4114 par 8 . , -- ..t........r . i 111 d e s was ~.. 11•V i rr o L r I .Li, %%it al . . 7 Os. ll Ira, 111 ri= 1 I .. :. NY. Lta/nit S 1 i l i .• Nom ffr. I ilk per Ibbierilbs.lll • -. 4 I De. 0. 0 b. 1 ... abdidam NI Id X i f; Odebitim I II N fd ft 1 NiSod . :Gaiara: 10 r rir arilLa...... all U N ---- 114 di N. Ur dl ta INN Nan irdr . • : ii. IC Y lON ild It Side AaNea th I I l i D• 4l4 7t e tani= I. 1.0.14.0,... I i t z • 1.. Ditra's UM- i n, s I. N ILO WEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (sy =ammo TILIORAPIL) CHESTER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) WELTER CUP. Dee afle ands quarter. Fair/ken sad Prase et Drew ars hem MARQUIS OP WESTMINSTER'S PLATE. One aria and s quarter. Water Beget, Orebaidll, Dummy, Pen, Prawn Roy'', Sokesos, Pee done Stem, Layton, Lands, P.M. The Dub of Duty, sad Adelaide, are here. DEE STAKES. About one rolls ands quarter. Areas, Tomboy, The Bat. Surenterside, Add ot the Mist, Isdapradesce, Batboy, end Rainbow, are bare. SEVENTH TRIENNIAL STAKES. Ose idle sad three quarter.. Star et a Rut, East Langton, sad P.M. The Duke of Dety,re. Oran AllMAM—Ardour, Macbeth, Yellow Rows Producelon, and White Raw 'Mbar, sad Otchebill bare gone how. LATEST BETTING. DEE STAHEL 6 to 2 Ilamenida (t) 5 to 2 Rainbow t y ) to I Adman G TWO THOUSAND G Et 411.16. Evan as Pravniaad Land (t) 6to 1 opt Nimrod (t) 12 to 1 Crattas (t) 12 to 1 clarions (t) 12 to 1 Phnom (t) 16 to 1 ONE THOLTIMir tArINE/46. Evan on /Wades (t) DERBY: 6to 1 apt Muidid (t) 6to 1 Promised Lad (t) 10 to 1 llarlanstte (t) 25 to 1 Bayard (t) 60 to 1 &magnolia (t) OLE& 4to 1 *gat 414adna 0) 10 to 1 Osumi& (t) zarrairo rat NAVY, The following oorrespondenee bee been pub lished • Board of Trade, Key 2, 1869. . _ _ _ " am directed by the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade to request that you will bring to the immediate notice ofthe Local Marine Board the enclosed copy of a letter which my Lords have isceind from the Admiralty, seeking for the earnest co-operation of the Local Marine Boards la promoting the mesenres which the Mint. rnity me taking with a view to the defence of the country, it neassury, end to the protection of throe greet interests which may bejeopsztheed by the present state of Europe. " The Local Marine Boards and e_hipplig mestere can give mat ethestaal eseistauce to her Majesty's Government by wig the peat Inlnence they posers over the merchant seaman of the country In such a manner as to induce that =clam of men to accept the liberal offers which her 's Goventosat me making to such of them as may mit bee Majesty's service. " My torts feel that it Is milelent for them to king this matter to the satin of the Local Marine Band and of their offtrere, to insure their cordial support and assitrance.-1 have the honour to be, eh, your most obedient servant, " T. H. PAthurs. " To the Chairman of the Local Merles Board." " lessedlate. --17--- di, May 2, . " am commanded by my Lads airaltyCo m 18690 f mleaseere the Admiralty to request that yes will move the Lords Coesmissiourre of the Priry Council for Tale to urge apes the Loosl Marine Boards to lend their cordial asopention to the government in preparing to up hold oar great interests. whioh may be jeopardised by the anfortunas state of Europe. For this purpose it is Se shah Immediately to inmease the naval force of the king- dom, aid it order to induos sailors to enter the Royal Navy en she pant coomion, a bounty of 101. has been offered to able semen mad 61. to ordinary mama. "My lords do not doubt bat this liberal offer will be in that patio& apir3 whkh has always beta men id by British seamen In times of national emer gem ; and they feel confident that when the necessity which east, for their services is made known to them, it will insure their cordial &empanel of the invitation. It L therefore with entire woad/nos that my lords would call upon the merchants, ahipownars, sad others at our commercial ports to exert their Mama for : m e Elidtione and comman good, by encouraging the ordain to Nepal to the appeal which has been made to .—I am, dr, year most obedient servant, H. COZILY. " Bit J. B. Tama, B pia Trade. The replies te the appeal, s they have yet been received, are, we understand, quite sattstaaery. lb. Duncan Daher, the chairman of the London Local Xmas Board, sad Mr. Green, the owner of the Bailor.' Home tad Ship pat-of/Ice at Poplar, have shows every disposition to co operate, and given prompt heti rations to that abet. TILE PIENCR COIN MAJtININ. The Echo Algricole says :—" For the last week the French ma markets has shown a decidedly upward and serials mamas are &Mimed for that mons tmtntrat, an enure demand In Belgium and which are now the principal customs, of Ersace; made for Maresilles and the 'oath and lwly. tgsn=r minty of the political eitmtion. Ws set aside this lest em sides, ion sitopther. t lemmas= sot at pseud sem Maly to Mrs any D ern Massimo& the seen freesia. TM me is open for exports end itspo.te, and we see se grimed foe mil elpating say ohmage to that respool. Thee agglontere tio• of sods takes place In a risk and fertile country, where the harvest wall EOM bm ready, end till then navigation Sap- SW ample -evesef pleetairmiag the belligerests. It may, however, be supposed that the perdue:. made by England are stimulated by epposimairas Hat greater political com plications may mem ad that It. pregame low pric.• have Wooed Melon In that mestry to insremo their storks. Prises as soared, bosoms Meer, sod, belies the port- Deny a a Mom ltermat, thersa poolse ere may caw that may a rim T Enlist lof broaden& fro m the gra d er lies and Me U nited fitateekave Men *Was for some weeks peat. It is probable therefore that the Enghoh rimmed will soothes in the French market., sad If so, prices will co:moiety keep up. The rise in the meth of Ftanos le owls( to scanty arrival, st Marseilles and the molts= of it. stook la the hands of the farmer, at • moment when the ma stunption is gristly incresmd by the presence of Imre bodies of troops. The demand for Aiello is soother muse for the advance. The corn bade has thus recovered from its pr longed inactivity. la this =omelet we do not attribute much todoence to the demand for Portugal and the miming high prices in Spain, which may perhaps open the markets of the peninrolt to foreign corn, nor yet to the door cargoes eh. iPPsd in Dunkirk sad Roma for Canada, though them MOW can hardly fail to produce seen offen." FRESH ADVANCE IN THE BANK RATE OF DISCOUNT. Two o'CLocx. The Directors of the Bank of England, at their weekly court this day, have adopted the step which was apprehended yesterday : they have raised the minimum rate of discount from 31 per cent., at which it was fixed on Thursday last, to 41 (four-and-a-half) per cent., making a total rise of 2 per cent. within a fort night. This measure, having been anticipated in many quarters, has not been attended with any farther prejudicial effect on the hinds. Consols are now quoted the same an at the close of the Stock Exchange yesterday, so that the further fall of / per cent:, which occurred after the recognised hours yesterday afternoon, has been recovered. In the other department, of the Stook Exchange, however, general heaviness prevails. English railway stock, and foreign government securities exhibit chief depression. This is settling day in Consols. The arrange ments thus far have progressed very satisfactorily. Advioes from Vienna announce the failure of the eminent financial firm of Arnstein and Fakeles. The liabilities are enormous, and are estimated at about five millions sterling. The Three per Cent. Rentes were dealt in at Paris this morning before the official opening of the Bourse, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, at 61fr. 10c. for the account, showing a rise of 6c. com pared with the last price of yesterday. Consols for the 7th of June have been dealt in at 891 to 90, and for money at 891 to 901. The present quotation is 891 to 90 both for money and the 7th June. Bank Stock has also been dealt in at 215 to 219; the Three per Cants. Reduced, at 881 to 891 ; the New Three per tents., at 881 to 891 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of last year, at 921; the scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 911; , India Bonds, at 16s. to 30s. &B."; and Exchequer Bills, at 16s. to 225. prem. In the foreign stock market the prinoipel transactions have been in Turkish securities, which exhibit a fresh fall of about 2 per cent., the Old Six per Cents. being now quoted 68 to 81, and the New, 48 to 61. Mexican, Spanish, Sardinian, Russian, and most other foreign descriptions are very heavy. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 1862, 90; Buenos Ayres De ferred Bonds, 16 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificatea" 92 ; Equador New Consolidated Bonds, 121 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 17, 181 ; Portuguese Three per; Cents., 1863, for account, 40 ; Russian Fourlind-a-Half per Cents., 911; Sardinian Five per Cents. 674 ; ditto for account, 671, 67, 681 ; Spanish Three per Cents, 39; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., zst ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 61; ditto for account, 60, 69, 62 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868,60, 48, 61, 49, 52, 50 ; ditto for account, 48 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 994; Venezuela Deferred Two per Cents., 141. The manifesto of the Emperor of the French attracts great attention. His Majesty's disclaimer of any designs tending to personal or national ag grandisement in a territorial sense excites a faint feeling of satisfaction, but the implied threat that Lombardy shall be torn from Austria is regarded as the herald of a severe struggle. Yesterday, being the 4th of the month, the demand for money in most quarters was urgent. At the Bank the applications were very heavy. The pressure both in the money and stock markets, is promoted by the reprehensible conduct of certain bank., which after evincing, during many months, extreme eager ness to place loans, now turn suddenly round and throw their customers overboard. Loans are called in in baste, sales of securities forced, and the general anxiety materially stimulated. At a period like the present, the resolution of the Bank not to re-dis count bills for the discount establishments renders the latter very cautions, especially with regard to bills having even a moderate period to run. The rush to the Bank of England is thus accelerated. Only the best and very short-dated paper could be negotiated yesterday at 31 per cent. In many quarters 4 to 41 per cent. were the terms for bills having not longer than two months to run. The amount of gold withdrawn from the Bank yes terday for exportation was 88,0001. The 92,0001. in gold by the Champion of the Seam, from Melbourne, and the 67,4001. by the Atrato, from the West Indies, have also been taken for transmission abroad. At Amsterdam on Tuesday the Austrian funds sus tained a fresh fall of about 2 per cent. We regret to announce that Messrs. Lloyd, Beilby, and Co., a highly respectable house in the Australian trade, have been compelled to suspend payment under pressure of the tunes, as explained In a letter to the creditor,. The career of the head partner in Australia was marked a few years since by a voluntary act of commercial integrity, which wiU enlist for him at this juncture a large amount of personal sympathy. The uncovered liabilities are estimated at about 100,0001. The result of the liquidation, though dependent upon the realisation of stock and of the private estate of the head partner in New South Wales, will, it is hoped, not be unsatisfactory. The specie by the City of Baltimore, from New York, is 78,800/. The Vimeira has arrived from Sydney, but has brought only 1,1401. in gold. The demand for silver for the Continent having subsided, the market is weaker. The wheat market yesterday was firm, at the late advance. A rather considerable redaction took place yester day in tallow. The closing prices are given in another column. The National Bank of Piedmont, like that of Austria, has suspended specie payments, and it is authorised to ;nue paper for the service of the state. The Spanish Cartes has distinguished itself by solemnly placing on record another decision violating the principles of justice. The following memorandum is from the Committee of Certifioate-holders The Committee of Spanish Certieors-holders have this day received advice from Madrid that Meteorite hove rejected the petition which had been presented to that body by the chairman for the adjustment of the claim for the unpaid por tion of the interest represented by the certificate , . The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,6641. ; the Great Northern, a decrease of 2,7621.; the Great Western, an increase of 2,0071. • and the London and South Western an increase of 8481. The position of the market for American railway securities is thus noticed by Mr. E. F. Satter thwaite The market In London for American securities has been, se might be expected, prejudicially affected by the present crisis in again. During the early pert of last week prior were well sustained, but during the last few days stook end bonds have bum more premed for sale, end those coming at a time when theta are but few order for parches*, quota tions have given way. The important atriums in wheat byre will undoubtedly tend v enrich the western diettiets of America, and isereare the railroad reeeipts; and although fora time priees of the etczks may be low, we lo,k for an increase of set profit i on ell American mikado. The New York advice, mention that the following railway dividends have been declared for the last six months, viz.: Baltimore and Ohio, S per cent, pay able 18th May ; Baltimore, Washington branch, 44 per cent, payable 26th April ; Pennsylvania Central, 3 per cent., payable 16th May. The first direct cargo of vegetable wax from Japan, consisting of 3,000 caste, was offered in public sale yesterday and, being held at a price above the views of buyer', was bought in at 70r. per cwt. A few lots were subsequently sold at that price. The cargo of the Vimeira, from Sydney, include • 2,171 bales of wool, 18 tons of pearl shell, 867 bap of gum, and 2 cases of jewellery, The Testimonial has arrived from China with 382,0001 be. of tea. The steamer Pers, with mails for Calcutta and Chins, reached Malta from Southampton on the 29th of April, and left on the same day for Alexandria. The war has already , occasioned extraordinary activity in the leather trade. The monthly Cirealar of WIMP. T. J. and T. Powell has the following: It is seldom that the leather trade has exhibited a girl. - star change in so abort a period so that whioh has taken pleas towards the close of the past month. Daring the earlier parkel April themes limited demand existed which we described am having prevailed in the previous month ; and although the dlralsW supplies of raw geode, the increased exportation of leather, the slight additions only which ware made to the stocks during the two months of dull trade, aided by the prospect of • good bome consumption, all pointed to higher prices, there woe still a considerable degree of hesitancy 011 tho part of buyers : this, however, the greater certainty of war on the continent has diasipited, and the transactions of the past week have been almost unpreeedentedly hrge. Former prices, or at least priers at which goods were previously offering without obtaining buyers, have generally been cur rent, but with the continuance of a large consumption, both for ordinary and government requirements, and with the pre sent extremely reduced stocks, higher rates no doubt will be readily obtained. In taw goods the mount of business ham been restacted, in consequemea of the watt of supplies. Prices hey, been firm, but the alterations la valuate a4ht. We can only express our hope that the increased activity in leather will lot over stimulate the market for the raw material. WEDNESDAT Ifvzinre. Como* which closed yeatiiiiiatikfii;llor money and the 6th of May, opened this morning at the same quotation, and alter touching 90* to f, had receded at the close of the Stock Exchange to 891 to 90. At a still later period a fall to 891 to 1 took place. The price is now quoted the same for money, for to-morrow's settlement, and for the 7th of June. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 904, f, 4, I t ditto, for account (6th May), 90, 901, 901, 901, 904; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 1, /, 1,1; New Three per Cents-, 894, 4,4, f, I, f, t; Len Annuities, ex piring in Jan., 1880, 4; 30 Years Annuities, April, 1885,171 ; Bank Stock, 219, 218; India Stock, 215 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, issued in 1868, 93; ditto, Scrip of the new Loan, 92, 911, 911, 92, 91f, 91f. The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were also officially marked 751. Owing to continued investments, the scrip of the New Indian Loan was supported at the late im provement, closing at 911 to 92, or say 31 to 3 dia. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures issued lut year were quoted 93. Exchequer Bills was quoted ltle. te 265. prem., and India Bonds 20s. to 16s. die. Foreign stocks, especially the speculative descrip tions, remain heavy. a mi Z 4 1 11. lei F F 0 6 d 10 14 27 29 8 6 0 II It i 112, cah l / 4 I lie Ist I 1 Om II 111 II 14 as L 5 a M M 0 NI 0 TO If 40 tO 62 II Me 1 7 6 I 110 100 1116 100 II 171 me ti N et AM H le ft r di„ *m: gir - L ILW AT IL f i - a. t • i 1 6 I 411 s U U Ts i Idia 31 fib fl IS II 13 F r la 391 a 43 4 341. U., U.S A "II MINE3.-THIS DAY. Two dawn. In the mining market this morning onl limited amount of business has been done. But Wheal Russell shares are slightly flatter, at 8/ to after being marked in the Stock Exchange 81. There have also bees scene transactions in shares in Devon Great Consols, West Seton, West Caradon, Sortridge Con sols, and Hingston Downs mine.. Bon Ac c o rd Copper Mining shares have been dealt in at I and f die. Foreign mining shares of all description. are quiet. At • meeting of adventurers in West Power/ Cresols, haled ea the 26th ult., the aooounta showed a balance against the slue of 2,2111. 1 .6d. The accounts preented at the meths; of shareholders in PM.= Wood Mins, bald on the 26th ult., showed a babas* in favour of the undertaking of 1231. 17e. 98., which was carried to the credit of the nut emovint. A call of 2s. per share was made. North liDoloosth Mine has sold 26 tons 10 set of ore. The total sum realised was 1,1021. 17s. 7d. At a sale of copper ore held at Seams on Tuesday 1,866 tone sold fur 30,8641. 19s. ad. The following mounts were realised, vie. Tow. Coyne Wheal Marta 327 .... 11,666 4 6 Great Border 166 .... 3,606 4 8 Estrella Knoekraaboa l2O .... 1,366 6 6 Nasaaans Spanlah 34.... 192 16 6 Son Felipe end Munn Spani.h Chambers 61 12 0 990 6 0 925 0 0 186 11 0 Ave Ls ON San Blaa Copper Slag Australian Spanish Buspfylds Bilboa 66 ti 6 119 2 0 1,781 12 0 179 14 0 269 0 0 86 6 0 1,868 .. 830,864 19 6 At the next sale, fixed for the 17th inst., 2,149 tons wl bebroattht vie..—Cobra 964 tone ; Knotkmahon, 634 ; Bearheven, 281 ; Pays, 226 ; Lacharaore, 64 Dylisre, 44 ; Monte Nero, 8 ; Spanish, 3 ; and Sydney. 26 toss. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANG.—(THIS DAY.) lionam— The market remains quiet, and the public sales of foreign are going off heavily. RAwd without alteration. COME without alteration: ilA.—The market is steady. Itton.—Madras sold la public sale at 84. 6d. to lOs ; =bought in at lls. to 12a.; Rangoon bought in at 9a, did not all.mr general quotations. flacrraran sold yesterday on 'Change, refraction 12 to 13 at 44. t0 41s. 6d; refraction 8t39, at 46a. to 46a. dd.; refractioa 8, at 47a. to 48a. Rl:M.—This market Orin, at the late advance. JUTE advnaoed 20s. to 40.. Haar.—Manilla good, sold at 281. 15.. to 291 6e.; Bah bay sold at 221. 10..; Petarebors nominal, at . Cocoa, good. The large public soles went off freely at fall prima. liratria, 181. 10s. to 181. 16e. laort.-B•wtch Pig, 48e. 6d. &nom are dull. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market is dull. The ions are as follows : Teem allow, 56.. net cash ; Patanbao T.D. on the spot. 68e. ecl. Jule sloop, 665. ; July end August, bee. ; October to De cember, 6es. ed. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of beasts is oonaiderably bargee than on Thum day Last. _Trade Is heavy, and Monday'a quotations cannot be Inainialne. Sheep end lambs are aim more plentiful. Choicest descriptions ere not much lower; but on the avenge trade fa decidedly worse. Calves are sillier; about the same aa on Monday. From Germany and Holland there ere 48 hearts, 540 aheep, and 192 calve,. Norfolk end Suffolk, 600 tem•te. Ireland, 60. And notch cows from the home counties, 125. Strose orate. ao.a. 4. The noM4I c 4. OP. Sas = 4 l:retar&c. 44 4 BM &MC00.3•311 48 6 0 el=“4o4lo.7%knac. :: : vv . = 4 4 4 Ewa • wool . 04401 v. 3 - 1 - 0 4 Nlw, 3 4 8 Do. 44. Men INA Dec 1381/c4•02 Lamb. —. . 6 0 6 Bags metst.l,lo3; lbw sal lambi. TAN; Calm. an: IV. VA SMITHFIELD HAT MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) Mew.. Davis and Company most a brisk demand for good clover and bay. Priam madw hay, 761. to 505.; superior ditto, Sts. to 92d. • fabrics ditto, 50s. to 60s. • roe so, 50s. to 70a. • clove;, old, 95a. to 110 s. ; ditto, soma cut, 85s. to 951.; straw, 241. to Us. THE New BISHOP or BA:MOIL—The Eorl of Derby hes offered the bishoprk of Bangor, rendered recant by the death of the Right Rev. Dr. Cluistopher Betholl, to the Rev. Richer& Boma liaarice Bonner. M.A, of Cerise Church, Oxford, Cation of St Asaph, and Vicar of Radon, near Wrexham. The rev. gentlemen graduated at Oxford in 1815, when he was aeoond-clroo in matheo.Noe , sad third dive in classics. In 1827 be was ordained by the late Dr. Luunore, and after W. rVillig 1100)0 aboce oft' in the choroli, I be was presented by Dr. Corey, Bishop of ft,. Asapb, to the vicarage of Ruabon. which be ham le Id to the pelmet times lIIICSEUX OF PATENTS, SOCTII KENSINGTON:— Nu of visitor* for the week ending , otorday, Aped 30 (Raster week) :—Mornieg , 2,ht ; enrolee, 2,00; 0,181. Since the Nos ing of the Museum bee d aily y 12,1888), 93,304. ro T u b iab .A . lgi w e e rs , . jo t a b ro , journals state g t i t:a nt e: w ßal t.Te r;A .tag dmirtil is • bast from the Eyfett In the misread, where he bed Ines to ~,,„„,„1.0.1,. Mediation, the boot was run lota sad homely cut two by a Spat& vessel which was ra pidly out of port Nab ell sail, spread. The reel , al end the magma were of coarse theme into the water, end Its farmer, is addition, received miler severe contusions; bat they were all ,kod up by the Spaniard, except ono mils yes drowsed. TI li 1 eleist rNN4 a r a a si 11. Xi. 0 Di SH ii lei ID