The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-26 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) OPENING OF TRINITY TRAY. r a s was the first day of Trinity terra, and the joists took their seats is their various mart• shortly ate tea ‘.'cit.cle. As on the itret day of this term it is not vs d for the judges to bre iklait with the Lord Chancellor, atm err so proceed°a to dietiesslah it boot any other day an the warts sit at Westatisator. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. paw. is Bereco.—(Before Lord Campbell, Mr. Judas %raw, Mr. JOON__ Er* sad Mr. Justice Crompton.) •[DIVA i. trAve. ..... _ le this clime • nde had to.. obtained so far back as No e 1557, caning *pea the dedendant, who hohlo the cf.* v 1 •openieer of the sari/Aka of the rim Dee ander rr ,•14011 al the city of Cteester, to show cause why • ..,I.. tt e should not Your, compelling him to tako sound- WI a the river Deo, a. to entitle the River Dee e g icu Cin gentian whethompaq to levy (WWII tolls nos a the cvenner ap the Tiro.. The nal quanta. for wort wee whether the compsay was prig Jade eth to skew • elate a ak t. " eatitied theta to M 1 the tolls eengew was crated pr the Ith td Om 11 iv the pop s pro the ae lignien ed the *IN Ds hen the city ef Cantor to the o s; ant Wise his naltind to man certna only the away wee entided to seabeak • tract of waste ludo* dal in Ihs awns et tine they had embembrd essay thoneende es acres ef lend, end were la receipt of ea Inmate of WI. • year data that neon By that act the weepy were bound to meintain a depth' of sheen lan of wale to the dyer. liablegently, harem, media est mei pained—asimikr, the 11th e 4 George a. li. white swineed the depth el wens rlb fest, illed &dared that the to &oath nose if en aidavit be nails by asparvilla of Os Corporation et Cherser,thet the depth of velar bad hien below 16 hat. In MI tin Asa 14 sad 16 Tie., esp, frfontitled the " Reateration a/ the Standard a le Diver Dee," was pained. sad by it the penises al Act of Cleargs the IL, mese MI anered, t heaa td two inparvierre—the see appelenad by the =7:l4 the OS by mpap—s nabs that the agree of de ee henid the rho was et the etelembh det.th, ascarding to the seedageite esngnisona els erten tide, the should sot he mann to irfy toad. The Corporation Cheater campleined that the eons. pay bed Ann Whig to imp the navigation at ik e fin? fps, and Ur* imaalip having been talon at INWO• anseinelve tidal at • partirsiar we ea the river, the river was Intl not to be el 16 Sit DIP& riff WinfLowy ma oho ether head, contended net thvy were dantild eibrey the WM, if epos any oar mum the river vie et the eletate•bie depth. Dr. Cold. euppened the rale; Mr. Bovill appeared wind it. The Coen decided that the eanpony won an Gadded to the tolls mad the sapervieer ad the corporation at aer. Ad that the river wee el the depth et Ahern flat at thaws rifebilird tidal weendeng be • modems comp oetics el Ong airier; the rale neat, therefore, be discharged, bat withaet row. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Sawa Banco.—(Be(ons Lord Chid .1 ustme Cockburn, W Junkie Williams, Wi11.., and Bylec) PMAAX AND WIFS r. HkEWEL.--AI,ALLT AND 110.VAPS, Mr. hews said that this ewe bad bora tried Wise helm Wilbur at the last 'Mime la Mblima. M ban ea milks to recover dm= Mr sa end it lesirpass, ud the us hi the amok ea lira Paw, donors 200 ; feu the sunk ea Mr. Penes. sod elm la rinses so the sew ewer la the dsole MI.; sad If the quake should Ira owl is Is tur lime bad bus sueseive *Wm to that view et the car they fogad ter &mess dts The pausal moth, was Is wins the aueses ID Ms., ers Sze a sew triel. The Imis IPSO laifi the deireiwt was •eJrpres, be wee mkt at As leis Mewl, eel pealkage of at Lois Cana Ile ha a buss at Sumter, he .stud lues espilethow M wells" Ms mime; to Mr. roam ;trme Modal Is lea reilears, moralise to the • mew, au he (Maid have possessioe, sad ac esedreg to Wes didesiewne ewe, that the plisstirs slat Med awes the _ peewhee. The widows he the plalawft was Wiwi Mze. Nibs had haw ejected free the here ad hew bashead Abaft seeestied, whlht the orldere Sit the delheideet wee thet tie lel arm hatelled the bey, that is Wan eljnewl to hue tie buss. sled *et Ms aid, new& apes Ms. Polka wee Mod au et the seam silk Mr. lowa w ad kW from repining posepeolus. The hawed ..need wow salaamed the the verdict was West the wsW seldweee. Jodie Wats., however, said he was Rot ahead& M with the verdict.. _ . Iles. issr cost — Zdad, atm .t all west* the damaged &NM Is isisold, that Mr. Po/los had so testate, is Me and Mrs Police having quitted, no damages coon is w~lessi r ' Is respect of =yaws that occurred in rallaset• le the stlesept art Mr. Pollen to regain preterite. Ae Oteet granted a rule alai, to induce tbs damps NIL THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION ROUSE. 11.0XIMIT 0? AN 17l►LOTU. Mort I.7l9,Vnispseiaiirialsor . altiLlaged wo• it wilt • quantity of calf sod other legible, I. pareeti of lid , Mr. J. Dl'Claroa, bootmaker, 66, 011"111. It appeared from the ',Wears that the prisoner bad bus foe several yams to the employment of the ptoserator es lemmas of the theism sod that it was hie duty to 'howl orstothis la the ms to make op goods f the shop. No easpkies whatever was mitertidoed is to kis hearty until w the but taw days, and It tics moos from the hot N kb Wog °Marred to Kit. • hes ft • NUM boy who ease for his Whale work, to eery away. No par ticular sot co, however, wee takes of that occurs MOM, LIAR as it was n-postal the neat morning • shiptasa hallowed the buy, took him up a oar; , sod desoivered thereto about 10th.. of leather, belong tog to Mr. IM Clown, end which he pot back Into the bag, without saying anythlog to the boy, who west on his way as if sloth* of the soft had occurred. The oluipmea, upon rotui slog to the ?bop. comes inuniaitesl what be hid discovered to hie employe, 11 whose direction the prisoner was followed to his house by alict, roma, when be west to dinner, sad takes Into moody. No I, Cher was found in hie home end his wile said the bag which the little boy had brought there shortly before, con tain..l icily 50030 dirty aprons Intended for the yeah, but the Lop himself, upon bring iwerroga.e4 (and be now gave kb es dove very clearly). staled that be had carried several tags of ktther from the shop to the ptisoner's house rer costly, sod that he bad also done the same thing abort three years ago. Mr. Nucleases, for the ;simmer, said be woos Inetractod t hay the chirp; and ao no leoher had been found it the pro , nee@ ham, the evidence wao certsialy sot 'triteg enough to justify a cooviction. The lord Mayor mad he thought diremetly ; and unlose ths etsmer pleaded only, so a to bring the cue within tbs Suismary Jurisdiction Act, he would be committed for - The primmer at Are pervieteid in eatierting his innocence, but ultimately pleaded guilty, and wee remanded to be &eft with in petty woollen., BO W - STREET. A ragged, ill-lodking Mine, who goes by the ham of 11, %SfertY. and web. appeared for a long time to have t- hawol the ties of ii.ep mat watef, war charged with Wag c-s, ern , ' in a h ghway robbery, in New-etreet, St. Cade, at 2 in the morning. The promo-titer, James Domlly, said he was a gas-fitter, Lying in Burr etreet, ousxbury. He was walking through St. Otle.'s erl , h • w roma, a little alter two that morning ( rhurectiy), when be woo soddenly pounced upon by four men, and knocked down gee of the men twits, open his Ironware, and cutting ont his peek* which coatelsed some loom raver sad halfpence. He was utterly poserkes nod 0011 of his avail ante exclaimed, Osg the ---" after ribbing him Tame albs Ines escaped, but Mir prieoner who was Med the party, did not get away. He clothrul witness a'siut ke•BAB time, but be ',proseeu•or) weer Let might of his t&Il helmet law • b,ner, feint which • polixeman fetched him by witneurife kiwi on. He was quite cousin is to the identity ad the the 1 f', tiler. Witness did a.l knew the woman who ma in his ontiany at the time en pt by sight, and ba did an hew where to find her. instal le Harding, 841 F, &Forel to having at peassatiod pritA,ll•T, who sued hr wo. net the mtn. Ati the pro- MK .1' red winner we Ira sober. Ib prisoner said he was not ib , re at the time, and oellad • •J• 1 to who lodged at the bw. , ...here be find, In Me slo*. s • Gimes to prove At Debi. Tbia worsen sud Aetna wet at 2 .o the morning, !oolong sf Pr her !unhand, cabs shs our the penetrator with • women. They went towents•door at Ile en I of the street, sad then the saw than. is the road. stnigglisg Member on the ground, after whirl Ls wetoso went away race proeseetw's hat. When eitio Pt home the prisoner was there, Instil {eche& by the polies. Mr. 11.0 immenittWl the priuoarr for trial. LAMBETH. DZINII, AND 1174 . 1 UMAILtaI- a dove at.h,ohieg 'nowt, who Ell been la to iy S.r some days, as s rberge of attempting self-design*. t. e, Ly throwing herself leo the River T►anes. sod tato *.'"*, of the Biehey'wosilt. Lambeth Petsce, was it ar►t before the Hen. 0 C. Neaten. for final slant. ewao prisener, It sppearsd, would bars lost bee His, bat lee the 1.1 ef 611•11 of • 1 basseviAtoes inspector, Wile NW (Vied tskin Mea shore, sad ate was conveyal,ll• • roe As ,to Lombok workbosas. Th • pelvvemer, alto Appeased move rollout f what Abe dose, beard torriv.nsos, sad that If to g borne, she •konIJ never tbink of A sa Set Iln htuill.tn rxmn. who 0034 he woo . 0 .1 4 07• J at • $ lecturyoz LunlA th, We come 6neard and said that, Wallowed to Wm his was ham, be should tats core she shout Mkt her warm of Vie, and that abs amid never tremble his irmsbip op& Mr. Norton-1n has lama the muse of all this? Ruband—Drtak, eir—the uniketnoste drink. Wife—Sir, 1 had bola drinking • food drop on the fay I did it. Mr. Norton—A good drop, indeed I It to quite frlghlte I to see the increasing rage for this abominable drink snecemst females. (To the haabsod)—Bow long has your wife been addictid to Ws rage for drink? linsband.—Abont sic or seven mouths, your honour. She mifortunately f e ll In w ith a set o f seasoned gra-drinkers in W neighbourhood, and thsy led bar on to it; bat if you will allow me to take her horns I will keep her away front them, and she wont come hem agate. Wife-0, do pray sir, let me go with my husband, and I'll sever attempt such a thing again. Mr. Norton.—You mem to nave a decent mu for your bashand, sad, though he appears somewhat indulgent, yet to him you are indabeed for your liberation. You richly de serve peniehment, but in consequence of the earnest re gret c 4 your Modiand, and in the hops that the work's im prisonment which you staled will Induce you to change yew balks and retrain fray the abominable drink, I shall now discharge you. SHARE LLS'2B-7H1.9 DA,. Two o'CLo3z. The railway share market to-day is in. animists, but very firm. The tendency of prises is still upwards, under the influence of the continued investments by the public. A fresh improvement of 3 to $ per cent. has taken place in London and North Western, Caledonian, South Eastern, and Eastern Counties. Present quotations are as follows:—London and North Western stock, 87$ to 4 ; Greet Western, 62 to I ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 66 to Midland, 241 to ; Caledonian, 741 to 7sl; South Eastern, 113 j to per share ; North British, 61 to 62; and Eastern Counties, to I. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain' quiet. The old shares are quoted 2! to 2$ die., aad the new 3$ to 21 dia. The Indian shares are in fair demand, and firm. Foreign descriptions are generally inactive, but steady in price. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 26, 1859. 177PUNBSID CIWILTIM ON THI HIGH SEAS. Kr. Ridgway has jest published in the form of a pleayidet, a letter to Baud Whttbred, by a Ltwepool mwelbeal, ea the subject of saplaished crashers es the bib seas. The grave sad miatel, mad this letter deserves serials saleatlea. The majority of the oases cf enmity as shipboard which me hang constantly reported in the newspapers, occur on the high was, sad, le accitednaos with international law, the sathcettles at the port, when a foreign wised anise, are ealiraly powerless to pad a any crime that taw have boon committal during the Tome. Doubtless saws the English vowels that wits* at New York and New Orleans there are those, wherein W life sad health of sass poor sailor his been endangered, mad in mob Menaces the /Mirka& authorities can take no=to brim the Meader before a court of justice. y the tweveres holds tree, and American ships we constantly discharplog at the port of Liverpool men who must go at coos to hospital, and who have no legal protec tion whatsoever. If an awash occur in an American ohly cabala lyieg law river, our police are at once called la, the cam is invaidgetsd, tad the prisoner maybe pitniehed. Bat if the memdt assn is an Americas ship some four miles off, ear law Is sad the hands of the American an cam that he can rarely accomplish say thing. The soft that he can do le to force the captain to pity the man those meads' area wages, end this punishment le net a* wvelehedly lasoZcient, but is often most unjust. I "Asher' time ago," writes the Li t—" I went I to ass $ easy Is oar meth= hasOtal, who was fearfully ill, swig te the mod troalatont he waived from two of the maim awl a /saw seaman to the ship in which he came, sad be wowed ma that the captain stopped the cruelty the ineemat le wee even of it. And et as matters now steed, ibis lee Make ere an the e capta iaied." is literally the only punishment lelc It mew that between June, 1157, and Jona, 1858, 135 man VIM kneed in American ships on the high sear, and taken to the Liverpool hospital ; and that between June and December last there can 80. As marts the remedy for this soesideins Sete of things, the Liverpool merchant seggesis the revision of our international laws with the United States. "Au extension," he says, "of the entraditios treaty would, I am afraid, be of little am, for the impossibility of sea:wisp Mimeo would ooss'antly frustrate the slide of junks. And thews h 1 know how difiznlt it will be to arrsage for a wridee, which must Introdnee • new pris ed* tab loierosticinal law — sill without such revl,ioe, we can praetieally accomplish nothing. Why might it not be maggested to the government of the United States that we elisabk Walesa@ eft apsrt, determine to make those pow that &Wile se eels for the poorest seam of either maths ; thee we should not limit on power of espesselsg Aldan by the Canino. of three miles from ear reeposthe shows; thee we should honestly sad fairly esswine thew mess width may thus owns before us, as am we brandy red lekly award jostles where the oasis has hew awakes & is ow own water.? Of course es should wales what berths, stipulation' might he atemble• Indeed the new machinery of the law wield he the satioa trying the Alla wad castrillide be Oa ears. Oa the other side as WY, en We is Amoebae, jury would pass their wrist. ta, moreover, might readily be male by while has sb s prisoner taken into custody at as America part, wire be wee unable to obtain as English leigke he nolsgeted far trial to Now York or 'Withers, wNe a Smiler Me weal* of owns hold for an America primer at ea l agllab pert." SOU7EI IGISTARN RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY) This afternoon a special general meeting of the MsTof the South Reagent Railway was held at the ose Hotel, Southwark, for the purpose of con. the bills which the company hare before parliament; the Hon. Jamas BTSO, &arum of the board of directors, la the OWE. The saturant said then vas two bills . the first was le the Leadeartridge sad Chrlsg-cross Railway, which had ...St shady bra arm food by the pepatore sad approved, after s protruded 'wiry. by a carats@ of las Howe a Commons. srs isapertmos of this aims to South baste% interests if aril art be overrated ; It was armada by the Board of Tads, the Born Onside, the Passkey sad many national bodies, sad when carried end Were wad be so doubt that it would be a great public aravadosai sal highly nmearterstive. The scheme was in the Wadi of as tedepeadest °payday ; ' bat the South Easters sad Swab Weans Oreposise were ti limns subscribers to the ospital, sad the wake would be casetardad sad the Una worked nada the Jelat saperistres &see at these postpaid*. The sohecTlptiou of this comma, SS will amount to 30000 t. Ha mowed that this bill be ap fiproved, subject to such siterst:oss as pallessent aright dean de seconded I OZNINLIT MAZZOurn RIMS. RIN. 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Dm - 1 kir Ratra 111/ 4 II Oorp.l ib an A tdi. a • a ti= li Do. . -pi , • 1 ..., Ws7 _MT& eriuml 1 0 '. .LBaLi Ite.o.til ~t i Ninlarklalk amVr"'" a is& fa straw a I .. pun I Om 44 n 1/111 117 i 16 IT I II 96 F i Les NT; I Oa kIUITATtiI. Ns Omar. LW-, Wadi Dodo HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE Majesty's steam-frigate Euryalm, which has on board out midshipmen pekoe wired on Friday from Canes, after having visited Alendandria and the ports of the Syrian coast. During her stay at Almandris, which wee over a month, the whole of the ship's company were liberally 'applied with beef, mutton, rice, Sour, coffee, eager, totems and even sherry for the officers, at the cost to the Paths of from 6001. to 60W. a day. Carriages with bur MOM and steamers on the Nile, were placid at the disposal of the prince and alms of the ship, and Name Bey, the director of the transi wee specially deputed by the Viceroy to attend upon hie Royal Wilmer. On the part of the young prince some very handsome gold-mounted opera-gleams, telesemes, revolvers, m.thematkal instrument', and other snob Mut objects have been largely distributed to pease, and other Egyptian and Turkish authorities, at places visited by his Royal Rightism. The Euryalus will leave shortly to crates outside with the admiral, and her fatties movements will depend upon orders from Eogland.—Yaks noes, May 17. MONUMENT TO A DELHI llnno.—A handsome monument of white Carrara marble is now in comes of erection by Mr. T. than, the sculptor of the Quadrant, Regent-street, in Paagbourne Church , Reading, to the memory of the late Lieutenant Somerville. The monument, which is elaborately carved, bears the following inscription: la memory of William Thomson Somerville, lieutenant of the Bengal ArtilLry, who died of fever Mangles on by fatigue and etpceure in the camp before the My of Delhi on the ith of September, 11167, aged 21 years and menthe. He was the son of James Crewe Somerville, 31_ ~D. whom remains are interred in this churchyard . It pleased God to remove him before the bright promise of his short career in India could be fully realised in emcees, but not before his modest disposition and cultivated mind bad won for him the esteem of all that knew him, and the affectionate regard and deep love of Major-General Edward W. Mahwah's, C. 8., of the Bengal Artillery, who desires thus to commemorate the loss that he Ma sustained." HATTl.—Letters from Port-au-Prince of the 28th of Aril announce the opening of the legislative session by the President of Hayti in person, who went to the home in great state, and aldreseci the deputies in • speech of some length. The president of the chamber, in his reply, con gratulated the chief of the state on hie motes in effecting the restoration of their liberties, and assured him of the hearty support of the representatives. The president of the republic then retired amidst eattaudeetic shouts in favour of Independence and liberty. MURDER AND SUICIDIL—A horrible crime was committed at Holl) !twat, • small village In the neigh bourhood of Manchester on Monday. Yesterday a coroner's inquest was held, to inquire into the dream stomas of the awful occurrence. The outline is briefly that a married woman, in a At of jealousy, Ant cut the throat of her child and then destroyed herself. The husband of the dammed denied that any occasion existed for his wife's jea lousy, and • verdict was given in accordance with the evi dence. PAINFUL CABll.—Yeeferilay in interesting-looking little girl, about eiztern years of age, was brought before thu North Shields bench charged with attempting to commit suicide. It seems that on Monday afternoon about three o'clock, am Mr. Charltoa, clockmaker, was pulling down the narrow in a boat, he observed a bonnet on the water, and neer to it the body of a little girl, Mating. Be immediately got the girl into the boat and pulled to the shore, and beta • stately, though she was quit* unconscious for some time, she recovered. The girl, who was placed in the dock on Tuesday morning, was Sarah Gilchrist, daughter of a kashmir, re siding at Bt. Anthony'.. She had been a domestic with Mn.Mladoo, of Linekill street, and some unpleasantness bad mires with her sister, who had told her her father would beat her. The father, who is nrarried a second time, wee in court with his wife, but they denied any intention of offering violin:eh her. The girl had walked into the water in front of Perey-squere, and when picked up watt about fifteen yards from the shore, and about thirty yards above the lower buoy. The poor creature had had a marvellous escape. The magis trate spoke • few kind words to her, end ebe was allowed to go horns with her parents.—Artrantle Chronicle. An inquest was held yesterday before the borough oaraner, at Liverpool, upon the body of Charles Thompson, one of the anew of the ill-fated emigrant ship Pomona, which wee wrecked on Blackwater Bank, cm the 28th ult. Thompson was one of the very hw who returned to reach the shore alive. Be &Mad at Liverpool on the 3rd inst., is company with two others of the mew who were saved. All three were sent by the Americas consul to a boarding-houroorhere Thompson complained of weskneas and emissive, purging. At his own heirs he was sent to the Royal Infirmary, where, though every rare and attention were bestowed upon him, be died on Tuesday. Mr. Allen, the house surgeon, stated that death was UMed by diarrhais and fever, the result of in mask% sad ax . A verdict to that effect was re tuned. The otter two men am quite well, and hare gone to see CRYST again. AL PALACE.--OPERA CONCERT DAT.— iIIYII3I•AND-11121.1.14CIL—WRDNISDLT, MAT 26.—Adorte- Nous ea payment , l,o34; by saws ticket', 2,562; total visitors, 3, . FIRST ENGLISH NIMSPAPSIL—The most eminent mouloro et maim; of this sort were Nathaniel Butler, Niihau Bourne, and Thomas Archer ; and by them win howl, is May 1622, the first authentic periorbcol news paper which is now known to exist:—" The 23rd of May —The Weekly News Pone Italy, Germany, dt.c., Landon, printed by I. D. for Nichols. Bourne and Thomas Archer." —Prom the Inertopalia Ilritannic4-20w .Tipinit.. lii• ...-.. 13 ICI II O II 19 SI II I 4 IN Ili $ 9 F6l /66 1 le Mf of i 0 o• i o. 1 co er per Fs O.' t idu 1 1 1 i MONEY MARKET-2H!B LAY. Two deux'. The funds continue to rise, under the influence of the scarcity of stock, and the growing eau of the money market. A frail advance of to 1 per cent. has been established to-day in Console. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange, the tendency of prices is likewise favour abb. English and Indian railway stocks, and some of the preferable foreign state bonds, are in request. The weekly court at the Bank has broken up without altering the rate of discount. Console have been dealt in at 91/ to 921 for money and 911 to 921 for the 7th of June. The present quotation is 921 to I both for mousy and the account. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 2191 to 2211 ; I the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 901 to 91; the New Three per Cents., at 901 to 91; India Stock, at 217 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of bat year, at 931 to f; the scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 921 to 93 ; India Bonds at 16s. die.; and Ex chequer Bills, at 181. to 221. prem. At Perim this day, soon after the official opening of the Bourse, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renton were quoted 81 fr. lee. for the account, showing a fresh decline of dc., compared with the last price of yesterday. Turkish stocks continue in request, with an up ward tendency. The Old Loan is now quoted 64 to 66, and the New, 54 to 65. There are also inquiries for Brazilian, Spanish, Sardinian, Mexican, and some other descriptions . Sales are recorded u follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents, for account, 971; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868, 91. Belgian Fonr.and-a-Half per Cents., 871. (exchange 25fr.) ; Chilli= Three per Cents., 68, 70; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 91 ; 'Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 161, 161, 161; Peruvian Three per Cents., for account, 631 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 79 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents. for account 1 271; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 631; ditto for account, 64 to 63 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 631 to 66 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 101; Venezuela, Five per Cents. 35. Most of the joint-etock banks, finding that money is still pressed upon them, whilst the mean' of employing it are diminishing, are modifying their terms for deposits. As a result of inquiry, it appears that the Union Bank will give only 21 per cent. for fresh deposits, though still allowing 31 en the old contracts. The London Joint-Stock and City Banks will not allow more than 21 for conside rable sums. The London and County would cer tainly not take in fresh sums above 2/. The Bank of London have notified a reduction to 21 both for old and new deposits. It is understood that the Bank of England are now prepared to commence their usual quarterly advances on government securities and on approved six months' bills, not excluding the bill-brokers; but in the present glutted state of the market no applica tions of this kind have yet been made to them. At Hamburg the rate of discount has fallen to 2 per cent. At Amsterdam the rate is still 3 per cent. Of the gold lately received from Russia, 42,0001., after being melted, was yesterday sent into the Bank. Fresh arrivals of Russian gold were announced yester day to the amount of 180,0001., the bulk, if not the whole, of which will be retained here. Of the Californian gold by the Africa, the residue was yes terday taken for the Continent. The Amsterdam Bourse opened yesterday (Wed nesday) morning at a fall of 1 per cent. in Austrian stock, which, however, wee recovered at the middle of the day. The steamer Behar, which is to sail to-morrow, will convey 183,500 1. in silver and 18,2601. in gold for Bombay, besides 2,0001. in gold for Alex andria. 152,5001. of the silver is remitted by the Council of India. The corn market yesterday was very dull at Mon day's rater. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,6371. ; the Great Western, a &creme of 2,7111. ; the Great Northern, an increase of 1,8801.; and the London and South Western, a decrease of 1,0141., last year's return having included the traffic of Epsom races. The following are the days appointed for the shutting and re-opening of the transfer-books at the Bank of England: Itutnan Tem per Nat. Camels vrialr :iuse 10 rez,e;lll, 15 New Tbressodsllall per OWL Friday. June 10 Ihittay, J.* 111 New Twoaaarlialf per Mara New Are par Osala irldar. Jane 10 MUT. J. 17 10 AseulUee, 1610 /Mac Jane 10 Friday, July le little. 1040 Maw, Jain 10 7667. July 15 The Council of India have drawn bills to the amount of 8341. 19a. lid., by the out-going mail. The Admiralty notify that " tenders for transport service will in future be received on Friday, instead of Tuesday, as heretofore, except in special cues of urgency." Tenders are required on Friday for the conveyance from the Thames of 262 tons of loose shot and shell to Gibraltar, and 229 tons of loose shot and shell, 930 tons of navy provision, and 88 tons of naval carriages to Malta ; also stores to Bermuda, Cape Town, and Honduras. The Violet is to take convicts to Gibraltar, and the following vessels stores to other ports, viz., the Mataoks, for Auckland; Runnymede, for Hong Kong; Western Star, for Barbadoes ; Rattler, for Kingston (Canada West); and the Arabia, for Colombo. The Emigra tion Commissioners will receive tenders for a ship to carry pamengers to Table Bay. The state of the market for American railway se curities is thus noticed by Mr. E. F. Satterthwaits The market for American seminal in London during the put week has not presented say important feature, and quotations remain about the same. Illinois shares are more offered for sate, closing dull at 46 discount. Construction Bonds in good demand at 70. The last advice' received at New York communi cated the commencement of the Italian war, the de cline in Consols to 89, and the rise in the Bank of England rats of discount to 31 per cent. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and miscellaneous shares, as given in the last Stook Exchange List Immure Shares:—Alliance, British and Foreign, 161 ti:i3l; Atlas, 17 ; Indemnity Mena, 157 ; Marine, 101; Exchange, 303; Union, 280. atarworks .—Berlha, 21 ; anises, 121 ditto Bow OW rutted, 241; Grand Jocose, New, 36. Oss :—lmperial, 83: London, Blue Preference, 63, 64; ditto Red Preference, 62, 621 ; Westminster Chartered, 634. Canals .—Kennet and Avon, 6; Regent's. 16. Docks :—Cotuniarcial, 100; But and Weed India, 123, 121; London, 80, 79, 80; Bt. Katharine, 85; Victoria,97l. Wznicransor sviornre, Consols, which closed yesterday at 91/ to opened this morning about the same quotation, and closed at 91; to 92, both for money and the 7th of June. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 911, 92, 911 ; ditto, for account (7th Jane), 91 911, 92, 911, 92; Three per Cents. Reduced, 9 0 1 , 91, 901, 91; New Three per Cents., 91, 901, 91; Long Annuities, expiring in January, 1860, 11-16; Bank Stock, 2211, 220 ; India Stock, 218 ; Indian Four {per Cent. Debentures, issued in 1858, 931 ; the Scrip of the new Loan, 93, 921 ; India Bonds, 10s. dis. The New Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents. were also officially marked 76. Exchequer Bills remain flat. The quotation this afternoon was 18s. to 235. prem. The Scrip of the New Indian Loan was firm, at 921 to 93 ; and the Four per Cent. Debentures hued lest year, at 93 to 94. The foreign stock market showed an upward ten dency. Turkish stocks present a fresh &donnas of II per cent., the investments by the public con tinuing. The Old Lam closed at 63} to 641, and Mr. Goapex THOYPIION, the the motion. Mr. Annum asked who were the shareholders in the Los don-bridge and Casrlarceses Company. Hs waa afraid the bulk of the capital was salmoribad by • contractor, and he was afraid this compauf would ultimately ham to pay all the oast. The CHA !RYAN said ha amid not rive all the names; but the directors wen quite satisfied of the !sufficiency of t h e parties. Alter a brief oonversatics, the resolution was put and canted. The CM k lam AN said the second bill suthorited the trine. far of the est...them lice to the company for 16,0001., and he wee sure this bill, like the Bret, would be approved of unanimously. A resolution approving the bill wee unanimonaly agreed • to, after which the ditemove were invested with powers to raise 80,0001. under the borrowing provisions of the Strood and Maidstone Act. Mr. Colon, M.P., took the opportunity which*the Nit resolution afforded of adverting to the anticipated Kest , Kent competition. He was glad to learn that none of the directors in this compsay bold lee than 3,0001. of its pock, end be thought it would be eitisfsctory to the public if they were toll that no director at this board wee 1" gel & nii al a intex the 114 14 K ° teseww.t Company. Mt. Cent* height the anticipated oompeHtion wee OL , grestly onmsahnnini, boat at the some time he trusted the &motors wombd mho isnie web the But Kent whenever It could be dome with Measles* to the interest of this come Rt ruff and of tho guide. Th. CHIA I Mali rid the rap/tittles m : ght rely upon their bileleet Is the matter being well looked after, fe ♦ eordisl vote of thanks to the chairman and directors ea skied the mongol/v. This afternoon • circular of some length was reined from the War-office to the Lords-Lieutenants of Counties, explaining the objects which volunteers should have in view; also the peculiar duties expected from them; sad en:deists( serious practical directions as to the beet menu of qualitylag. GOVERNMINT PATRONAGE IN IRELAND.—Two Oita lave just bees placed at the disposal nf government— the first, the chairmanship of the &aerate of the county of Clare, Todd by the death of Mr. William Major, QC. ; tie second is the Solicitorship to dm Board of Ruche, about to be vacant by the refiremeat, after many yens' service, of Mr. Mark Anthony Sauna, a ere of the late light Hon. William Sauna. The office has ken coefivred spas Mr. John Deoep Soryly, Q.C. ; the ~lulu ate see reported to be about Lencu. • year and the dub., by no mesas onerous. Kr. Major had &Rafted the patriarchal age of tout-Korb rare, and retained all his faculties , to the last. The Ewan, Mail gives the following se legal rumours.— " Mr. Seejoest Rowley, wbo i• spokes of as the probable recipient ar n romotioa lea Roman catholic ; and in the pre sent Ma's relatio n, between Cardinal Wiseman and the Derby government the learned gentleman's elevation to the Bankruptcy Court r old not take any party b serprise. It is rumoured that the Hon. Patrick Phanket, one of the judgas of the Court of Bankruptcy, is about to retire. Mr. Plunket ha. beau for one months bospeci , ated by as vase Slams from attending to the tholes of bier office, and it is therefore probable that he has bet n celled upon to tender his rorienatiun. Mr. Serjeant Rowley is spoken of as Mr. Plunkeee sucressor. Should this prove correct, taro miss places will be at the disposal of the Lord Lieutenant. sad it is amtamplated, we believe, to divide the county of Tipperary into two range. ROYAL LITERARY FUND.—The public are aware that • proposition was measly mists to the Royal Literary Pond, thrwagb Mr. Charier Dichotic and the Rev. Mr. Blinn, offering to the moiety the reversion, at the expiraticia of two lives, of a library, with 10,00 W. to be ezeltaively de voted to its support. We uudetsmad that a special meeting of the general nommit.re was h-11 yesterday, and that, after an interview with Mr. Dickens and Mr. Marin. Vetter: mitts, nwolvel, by • rotij .nty of 13 to 7, that no eutficieut evidence of any benefit. tt sc ue to the charity was barite them to justify them in recommending the adoption of the proposal to • spin al meeting of the solisty.—ltornisy IS It IN WI Be NI re ... a l .. 1 2 ff ' JR N 4 VI" u s 1 lit 1 36 4 1 " U I II OS 101 107 22 26 TS 40 40 42 IS 4 44 42 SO II ST4 U It a a h. L. . SA D n IN LINN LNAIND Al PLX N. I tuserays. I 0041000. 1 Sala O 0 a ft et. Pe Ns 19 ; N S. IN C=Nl elelline •'V Wais* .. 44 O ell Ilt. IN Meek weer. 0.... it. IN MIN I pee mil ft.. .. .. .. S. IN Imam is N al ..... ci ... NVI &LIN a r.al I. 11 N NI 001Neeledbeeme.4.40. IN Ouse_ Haft's) .... 134 IN 4 2 tat ....,, jr. .. vz it 4. Ite OrealMs=. .... .. la. T . T E . it , 1= 3 :1 , ........, 1,. ... .... &maks Serawke No M. IN Wh il illrmstallisel. It l IN U. IN 1.. • INNINd I's SlM llibli ja No.. N It 93 S. 10 Legieldb theme piiiiia . . So salleiN . .. ... N aS Itomi u ffl up:ii . - dmiiiii ift. 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SI - it vic.. 2tv.. .. r at 44 14 14 ....4....4 ;4 a, We-NA if Im. P.M. 07= ... i N.e...I DS• MR... am ... ..... ••• m , NW INN Nam . . re ZI is .3.=.=„0-1, ;; :- 1 Ti, 4 7 1 IN 1. Pineftwiel ol M I Il 1 / 9. 11. le k ra aii .. : —.. GA - 0. U WAN, ell 4e. ./v U Caeca :474i- ea - K 0 moat of Melds —.. 10 .. pp tal II l i f i eZ=Mie .. • g L —M th e New at 69 to 64. The 'Puckish Guaranteed N o r ver Onto. wen also ih !aquae. and were last marked 101 h. The inquiries for Peruvian Bonds have int:Wined. _ idankThb, res to-day were steady, with limited transactions. The principal inquiry was f or L on d on and Westminisier, which have improved. Western Bank of London were dealt in at 31, or 19 die. In land, steam, and miscellaneous shares no nseveralut occurred. Victor Emmanoal Railway Bondy have rim to 78 to 79. — . _ _ - - - • . - Canada Government Bonds were in demand to day, and rose 1 to 1 par cent. Royal Dann& Railway ahem, were officially marked 11 and 111 (M. paid). lIINE.I-THL9 DAY. Two o'fteoz. The mining market to-day is steady, with very' little change in price, and Nay a ministate amount of business. The transactions have bees prinmapally confined to shares in West Caradou Tretoil and Messer, East Gannialake, Par Console, and Zest Wheal RaeselL In foreign and colonial mining shares there is' raw movement whatever, nor is any hulloes' elleially re ported in the Stook Eschangs. Ate meeting of adventurers in West Sharp Tor,held day, the aooounte showed a balance in favour of the mine of 601. 10e. 9d. ; but there are arrears of esti to the amount off 481. A call of 21. per share wee made. From Cerreck-Urn Bolted *lnes the agettirepert ma r 28) . " The lode to Battery Shut Is worth 101. per fathom. It is 2 feet wide, and looting very prowling for' farther impeovemout. The 72 and 82 both ant and west continue poor. No lode has been taken down in the wham below the 72 east, since we began to sink, the groind baler hard for sinking. The 62 east is worth 41. per fathom. The 62 wait it unproductive. The stoma over the 62 sae worth 61. per fathom. The 62 east le worth 41. per fathom. The dopes over the 62, Noe. 1,2, and 3, are worth on the average 6/. 10s. per fathom. At Eley's the lode in the 42 is looking ray well and worth 8/. per fathom. Should this continue we ought to 'lnk this shaft. The Mopes over the 42 are worth 41. per fathom. In the 82 there V Slade= ore to pa y for thivisg." From DIM% Great Elizabeth Mins the agents mite : " Allen'. engine shaft still progresses satisfactorily, mid In the and driving east how the shaft we have now e leader menthe. to on the toot wall, about three inches wide, of bean tiftd yellow copper ore. We feel convinced, from the &near est:as of this and the other parts of the lode, that we shall have M a short time a good lode. All the ore that will pay for dewing by manual labour is Intended to be got to Totnee by Thursday next. All our machinery is working Prom Tretoil and /defter Mines Captain R. Rich states (May 24) :—" In the 24 east the lode has much Improved, and will products full 2 tons of rich we per fathom ; the greater part is yellow coated ore and native copper. I ma alder we are now reaching this ran of are in the 35 driving wed. We shall take down the ►ode in the 24 wed In a dry or milts appearances are very fine; the discovery never looked so will am at present." At New Crow Hill, "the north lode in the 16 fathom level is very much Improved, and is now producing lead and leek worth at least 201. par fathom to the present end. . The lode la the edit is elm producing good lead ore sad mundic. The 96 at present I. not so favourable." COMMERCIAL AND MINCING-LAMB.—(THIS DAY.) SINIAL—The market continues dull, but us do do not alter general quotations to-day. Corrus.—The demand oontinues fair at the rodoedos of Is., which has been submitted. Plantatioa Ceylon sold, low to middling, 655. to 664.; coiddling,figa. to 72a. ; good, 70A to 775. A large cargo of St. Domingo sold afloat at about fide. Taa.—The sample. of public sales declared for to-morrow have occupied the attention of the trade to-day, but the market la firm. _ _ Riot remains steady. Ceuta. LloiIA instalatly, but averaged previous tam . • - ..,..,, Jun.—The public eaten did not alter quotations. 0001011 AL eohl et a alight &aline. TALLOW 3dARRET , —(IIIIIS DAT.) The market is study. Prime NO gqnoted as follows : Town tallow, Us. mot each; Pa inburß T.C., ea the spot, 646. 9d. ; Jima, 645. ; July, 6 4 5. 91. ; August to September, 66a. ed. ; October to December, fee. ed. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We are not heavily supplied with besets, but the weather le warmer, and buyers era very matrons. We retain Mon day's quelations, but they are scarcely realised through out. The number of sheep 'Roads the demand, and on the average, prices are lower. There are many more lambs than required. Several remain unsold. Calves are more plentiful, and lower in price. Oar foreiga warmly con. Mate of 24 beasts, 1,630 sheep, and 171 calves. The number of much cows is 110. rat SUN al Kb& a. 4. 44. PR atom el 8114. 4.. a. a. 4. 11.484eb. Earekedi 4 8 4 1 q . v.. a Unreels Illi Sala Sharaelarra. 4 0 4 Lasa-ircele ...... 4. 4 8 Soma& .1.416, amok a 4 4 4. 4 . oa/ves —..— ...... —4 0 I Iva I •94444 Mai 310 4 3 lip 8 0 4 Do. do. obara IMat Dan at ilatiared• 410 I lambs -11 fr 4 Boats as mak*. 811; Mdse NM lambs. 0 410; Oihes. 380; IV. 330. SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET. , —(THIS DAT.) Mears. Davis sad Co. report trade steady sad mires Arm Prhes meadow hay, 75e. to 80e.; wpmier ditto, Ha. 94 925. ; inferior ditto, 604. to 70e. ; fowl& 60s. to 704. ; old, 954. to 1104. ; ditto, sewed eat, Us. to 954. ; skew. 24a. to Us. BOARD OF TRADE RET'UENS.—(THIS DAY.) This morning were issued the Board of Trade returns for the month and four months ending the 30th April, 1859. We subjoin a statement ot• the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the month and four months, including only the "enumerated" articles : For the month. For four mouths. 1857 .C9,255,818 .. £36,889,852 1868 8,776,786 30,699,629 1859 10,300,101 .. 38,891,840 Including the" unenumerated articles," the aggre gate exports stand thus: For the mouth. 1867 9,985,844 1868 9,451,433 1869 11,330,730 For tour months. 38,813,337 32,981,723 41,861,624 OXFORD MIDDLE CLASS EXAMINATIOL—The honorary recretary, Ray. J. R. Sewell, New College, has just issued the umber of candidates for each place of ex amination, also the number to bs examined in each subject, in both senior and junior shoots, and also directions to can didates. In the senior sheds there are 320, which are &OH betel u follows :—Oxtool, 31; London, 76 ; Beth, 6; Bed , ford, 6; Birmingham, 21; Brighton, 19; Rooter, 30; Gloucester, 2 l ; Nottingham, 8; Reigate, 13 ; Southampton - , 15. All the candidates have to undergo the preliminary ex amination fir examination for rudiments of faith. dm., there are 227 candidates; in English history, 299 ; Shake p sire and Burke, 145; political economy, &0., 49; physical rography. &c., 230; Latin, 200; Greek, $2; French, 239; German, 66; pus mathematics, 246; mechanics, &e., 69; natural philosophy, 74; ct,emtolry, 63; vegetable and aniuml physioiogy, 1 5 ; geology and mineralogy, 21 ; drawing and srclitectura,9l ; music,26. Junior schools : Thenumberto be examined at each piste ix:—Oxford. 47 ; London, 149 Bath, 36; Bodford, 14; Birniingbam, 36; Brighton, 29 ; Ester, 64; Gloucester, l 9; Ipswich, 15 ; Leeds, 27; Liverpool, 63; Manchester, 72; Nottingbent, 20; Reigate, 14; South ampton, 23; total, 817. As in the senior schools, the pre liminary examination includes all : rudiments of faith, numbers 414 ; Latin, 448; Greek, 104; French, 463; Ger man, 61; mathematics., 471; machanios and mechanism, 71; chemistry, 69; bossily end ;stogy, 12; drawing, 144; music, 33. NORTIIFLEET Docxs.—A publio meeting, con verted by the mayor, was held yesterday' et the Town.hall, Gravesend, for the purpose of promoting the construction of the Northfleet Docks. The hall was denset•y crowded; sad amongot those present on the platform were Viscount Holum dale and Sir B. Fllmer, the new mambos for West Bent, and many of the influential inhabitants of the district. Mr. Daniel, chairman of the Blackwell Railway Company, and de puty chairman of the Dock Company, Admiral LaMbert, other directors, attended on behalf of the Nortbileet Dock Company. The Mayor took the chair, and adverted to the great advantage which the dock would confer upon; he trade of the borough. Mr. Daniel, Admiral lamber t Colonel Neville, Mr. Taverner, and others address , d the meeting. and dwelt on the advantages which the government end the cons's* of the Country would obtain the formation of the docks. A resolution favourable to the conartiction proposed docks was nuanireoviely corned. SAD ACCIDENT.—The Jourool do Tarn announces the death of ht. Coast, easier nr. tuber of the bar at AIM, after a month's dreadful e arring reused by a singular acci dent. On the lOtti ult., he Went with several fr ends. to church some miles from Albi to hear a sermon ns a celated preacher. After the rervi.e, and while waiting for their carriage, M. Cant and a friend atrugul themselves by fenc ing reiih their walking sticks. While so mimed, his frissi's stick aoviduntely entet.ed the inside corner of Fd. Canet's right aye, and caur:d Dim ;crest pain. Surgical essiebusoe being immedlatey procured, the wound wag dressed, and at Bret no ill consequences were iipprebended, hat f avo urablo symptoms supervened. and, in spi na ts of all that medical rkill toul.l do, inSaniunition set 10, the head swelled, sad death ensued. ICIle I I 5 I I , a M 4 i ft I i 4 $Ms M k IRO et i gi P " st t Nton Alla Wu.* N. I Di