The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-31 00:00:00

LAW DITELLICHINCE. (TWI DAT.) ROLLS COURT. Viet . *Nal W. LWOW*. It it Fat* Sal yet forgotes that 'beat the Istesshig dew, swiegrarian poet, Welter Serge Lostlee, ge e fiat 1,0001. damages foe • very pees bki as the wile of the Reversed Mr. Tar " b e. The pearl suit I. the sepia to lbs b a peoerthip The Pdgmeat for 1,0001. iimespe ad pa ars was rend up ea the filet el Jewerporill err Minted en the 7th el Faresey rt. The bill alleged AM A. UAW had pas to Italy to avoid paper; eel ea ass Orli& bad sued at ma 'legit a• bo a dpert, bet were wills to execute it to acesepere el the drakes having ao blade vested ie his at tow. The pleiatifis,' however, had secertalsed that • Arras iris mild Ipekry Corot, producing about 1,2001. a year, wangled h she two other drodsets, Walter and Robert lair, ere b o o fa Walter &rugs Landor for his, wldi Near MAW Pr ever. They accordingly lied this bill, pogyhtg•derese to Am judgment was • chugs epee the s* d Reim large Laador, and that the Wastes might be WY eilaiald Irma mime the mate to hr. To this bill • dersorrer vas pat in, and Arend highly Whorl ports el law were real le the Ira ;dam it wry said that the *meat amt prohibited soy proceedings la equity to Abet the her& of a slimmed judgusit the gin*, of a ytor from the reelltilliAlA This wee ask se the pat of the Oita td argseasett that their resent application weasel le MAO their Amp, bat to Marred the property 'WA the She isms to doing so, awl a &oleos of Lod Tore, that this might be dose to the ashy= awl of Mock, wee relied on as equally applicable to the Mee of load. The piano& also coatemded that rep boa pod owe ladeptadently of the statute, Wog IMMO mesas disk eiegit at law; bat to this so Ajmer Mr Orr that riser seder the Matra ca Fears, or ales by Alt A ra of the Common Low Pr^cedure Act, the plaletille eight recite their digit agates.. the trust estate at law, ethesgh It wee rosined that such proceedings wadi be bares of say practical molt, as there were no mar at low of *impel hog the trustees to give up powasioa. Be. sides this substantial rejuinter the plaintiffs relied on the eleellert in the bill, that they were treble to execute the Agit, which, they contended, was salident in th e no or a demurer. The ere was argued to the 3th of May, when the Maw of the Rollo took time to resider. The seasig Ids WOW pee judgment, sad said that there was thepaieh sops& stoat of which. If &terminal In /mew of the would macs to support the bill. The Ma was as Is Ihs plaialit's right under the statute to erste the seat vials the yet to have the equitable life err of the debtor impounded to answer the judgment. rde ll.N.i ties peeled oa the 13th aectioa of the set, 'Mob esseleg that • registered jridgmeat should be a shade IS the debtor's Interest la soy lands, but provided that aortiewiiiage •Itoald be takes to realise the charge At • period of twelve months. la the cre before Lord Trim a predasly similar quevtion was raised with mere le a Ism of stock, which kind of property wee Mk with byte statute in the soma ways land, ex. op AA As pred of delay was ail months foster of a yew. Log True fail that the creditor might have the sod of Its lest to =Amin the Wander of the stock within Ile is ms d& Bat it wee said that there was aMr Nachos betimes Meek sad la, sad this wee true whirs imi Abject rie re the leberitauce, though WM thin out weea dNstoleratetrpreventltedad.Mtemallytolerate palling dew banass, imam timber and the She DM elms dr is** mailer wee a lite inters, the resat mit bat sr the oily Wog to be charged, sod to take the ildioillmt to mobs oat egisealler this might drifts Mae ple!_sfleld te Isolkszpready sham by the haute if the defisdast shwa hippo to die his the sad el the pow. He Roam aid Anti aterwhileg thie shw. ft Mom tomeoloory M Menem 00 other poiat, dither the inegreililitp d obtolaisi execs tioe at law wasseanently waled by the bill sad admitted by the densoner. T s trustee were sate rlight to must the as it was that dry to &had their trust, but the In the etelesesete ef the bill to have impirded I. the heads of the trustees all the Iles arrived to obtaia the bengit of the ram glen by the Astute. The demurrer woe accordiatly Areeled, ad ea order wee made on tootles for sa Injurer es reareia the Sato s from paying the nets to the abseseding poet, Mr. Para sad Mr. Herber wee the coral for the dr r=delltedere ; Mr. Pass sad Mr. Southgate for the COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. eittiap it lieusto.—(Baton Lord Chief Jostios Ceeleburs, sad Justices Wallows, Miss sad Bytis.) IST SAIL OF eIIItSWISSOIT O. SCOTT •NO °TIERS.— VII GILT 8111111WSIVIT Thus was an series brought by the Berl of Shrewsbury, to mover poseesalos trl Vto• Town, together • Alt exten sore estates held by the Ine feet The plaintiff d•imd them ender a rivet. sot of parliament, the 6 Geo. I. oey 29, end • dad at ;Ittheaset ; and the dahadeato who were otaczt4 of t►e We earl claimed tlum lustier far the law KS a the Deka of Nortidt,te whom that Inortmeat purported to dories lime. The ma raze cat for trial blears Lord Clied Justice Cockburn, what after some evidence had lems gives It wee arranged th a a rerdic•. shou'd be Wend kr the piglet!' sobjoss to the opicion of the fall and spa certain potions allay. Arardirigly • role was maim quad, Awned to stair • verdict far tY doisoksts, sad tidy canes was glows against this rah Wag made aboo- Mr. Role, Q.C., Mr. llsaisty, (LC., Mr. ill* tad W. Hausa (astractod by Mr.ltichsid Niabahas, at epriegarimaa), append he the *Wit ; rd Mr. Radom lbw, ISr Wand astbell, Mr. Baolaksy, Mr, R. Hall, sod Mr, Ardilbeid aserretad by Mame. Carrie awl *Mao% of 16oaliiii4a-11•Lis), wars for the The AtteeiwyaGeneral said be had now to show mom opium this rale, sad he 'mid ehonly date that thle wee sa scam sef ejectemat broaght to recover • was dos lard Alta* Towers, sad tb• park sod groan& In the county of Staffrd, the chief maseimPhense of the estates ef the Earls of Shrewsbury. There estates were Ingaiparably awarded to the outdoes of Shicrosbary by an act of parliament plowed chiefly for that impose in the year 1720. This set of parliament is chew end upon. term. rettted thus estate. two. coessin member* of the Talbot family then in existence, and their Miss male is two or throe liege of enecreaton, and epos Were of Mete war hair apoa tea Bala of Shrewsbury for the time beteg, r his,. male of the body o f tk a p ri g But of 'blushers: On the Ist of Jam, 1668 the Home et Ludo promeneed jute's's% out the chits of the present phiatit to tt at dignity be wee declared to have m.dis out his title to, the Earldom of Blitevrebet7, sod be had aims been woourowd to ;Arra ot by tbot tido, sad ewer as Ball of BbrearbawY r the Boum of Peers. Be arecediegly brought thin ejectment eider that act of parliament Be melee' by the usenet of en haute child of Mea Dube of Neefollt, claim* ender the will of Berman Arthur, the 17th sad last Earl of &new-busy; and It wee on the put of the defending. Met Karl Bertram Arthur who had • secured a deed prisposting to dicrysil thew nt.'s a yew or two Wes his death, which took place in we. entitled by law to bar lb. ..tail on three epeAle Nomads. First, it wee said that Esti Bertsaus Arthur wee "dad of en Wahl tad to this properly Dot =doe, rat by a UAho paramount to sod MO realest of the me. of peruser of &rum I , sad it was sot Woad by Ile errs ageism iienatios In that set, or indeed by that set et ill, end that he woe thereof. *stifled Ly law to dimmed Uwe estates. Secuittly it woe said that bovine regard to ths pseud laws effecting Romeo catholic. at the time of the psalm of this act of parliament, and both sheer ac ct sets eit peelisnent for the relief and emancits. bra tattier perms of that religion ; even supposing Earl Bertram Att. ur have Loin within the operation of the art of Oen. 1., that three rotb•equent sets of p whereat hid pat an cad to, sad, Is lice, reveled tbe errs loaddwd all, 'take in the swat.; sad theteley lo wee cwatenged tb,i sa Earl Gilhert, who was • mbar ell Oho ?triad of the settlement in 1718, andel the Ad of Geo. 1., woe prodwild La the penal sop the la Item from taro way Nur to restrains of wbkb be marpneted to dispopie by that settle meet. and that, cromeepeatly, the A't of Geo. 1.. mitre* out of the' reversion the limits.;. in favour of the Rem of niewsiwt7 for the time being on lb. rafters. st lbw elder breech. wee imperative sad of so Art. Be would cell the attention aids. court to • short Watery of thin great family at three important 'm * .rinds; 1700, mkt@ of tottlement made by th e had. sod Seel of Shrew-hoe,; 1718, when the set letiont war male to which Earl Gilbert ...utterly ; owl 1720, when the act of pirlisment Itself wee named ; and he would also state what be cooretud to be the ettait of 'be posed act. in the year 1720, eo that their lordship. might be well smeared of all that in point of law sod fw r it wee sacorory sherd be 'lndust, d, in order to seer. the [mining of this mat of parliament. John the first rutl was iseno .. iled in 1112, the title of Foul of Shrewebery sing conferred in Lem and the heirs male of his body ; and true him it drovende4 hall lathsr to ei • until It reerbed Lillheet the wreath earl. Fran kW it peered re Ye Welber, the iehth earl, who died in the year 1618, sad thew torsi octed the direst line of this faintly. The dtlo then west to Goon e , the Moth earl, who reprosewad the sewed Hue be le ior descended from Su Gilbert, of Grafton, K. 0., the son if jai, the trued Earl of Shrews- Le ry From Gttbrt descended Sir J oho, of Albery, mil fro to him by Me reerriage wiih Margaret Proper, (hoer' the sin'ti earl. Th. Omit, then rood Ih mh John, the tenth earl, to Treads, the sic each .eel. sod f rom him to Cheeks, the twelfth earl, who room the twelfth earl, selenrosi Dube of fhttewelsery. The 040301 Iles lende end ated to Mei Serena Azerst. wbe Med le MI, mad masbasettle lea sad ...d l muse haw ear lea The Dube sit thatewelsay bum, eseesseuel laths pa Wiled Iblh,it we said, by Ss eemessedee eel tribe el Anbilieleg meta,; bet, alt eh sesies 1t we same be beeens • peesbet, tbeegbeal the period ewe ▪ gesstbe wee the slaty pesieseat of he rex, ' the wee oilseed brasebee of the lead, eel bens( beers, • yeeteraet, sad bevies/ adhered to W at the doe el the vieeelatien, be 'glazed punt wealth sail Web sierise. eel be became a asks. • • sad be she (led is seecesdis essay of the highest allow Is Os 41 the crown to cce fir durtag the Mpg; if Asa% and George I. The duke died `the yew 1117, Need of the family mates sled of other bew weft veld* be sated to those previously iodated by the drift. It we to this period that he should have to sheet (beer bedside? partleakr *haste& The duke, who del la WV, bed la the year 1100 eaeteled • seitheseet of the pear pert el *ass seem [Tbe sew we pessales W es mat to prem.] al rt. SLIZWLTIL Illeward a Wail Lamiesall. o.l7... — milegpiil 7 ll. ..wasora.. 40 NRoL M.... , 40 08006 Ammo tie a go 2 Dist an ha InsetteLlL) . Grasawlig ••• ••• •• 6 , 0116 ida.. ti• Pao e?..) 114.111" . 41N GINO& .4 Pi1;611. NM*. 'Link I. te, NIS:EtaISti N Ski Ilimoratel per 'Mate cl Arr r riri l _ _ . at.a. it« a ~ `- ' 7.711- 1 - i i- i rifsel dm* thallimi l rr i g 1410 Ni. IN W 111 1311 1 4.. IV mai 1011101 JOINT No 1311 THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 31, 1859. SIiABB L18.2&-THIS DA). Two *Twos. The tendency of prices in the market for British railway stocks is still upwards. Baran Coun ties stock has spin rim' about t par ant. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, Colodeolan, Berwick, and York and North Midland 1 per eent., and Midland t per cant. Present NO quotations are as follows London and North Western dark, 88t to 89; Lurk- r shire and Yorkshire, 87* to 1; Midland, 981 st to 971; South Eastern, 19 to 4 per share; Great 0 Western, 63 to ; Caledonian, 771 to 78 ; 6 1 1 &darn Counties, bet to 66; Berwick, 881 to 871; . York and North Midland, 711 tot; and North British, 631 to 64k. French and Lombardo-Yristier railway &meg IN have improved ; the Old shares in the latter com IN - pany are quoted ilk to 9* dig., and the Now, 21 to 2t die. Grand Trank of Canada deck ha expo- n rimmed a further important rigs. All the Indian 11 shares are in active demand, and still advancing. N OILMAN! MIAMI AND "MOLL - Lll 118 &WM A? PIZZO 1UJ?1 ul Assearpamillourdia 4 Pieeti 11.11 =le 010111•1•10 sd. Onenuaabasaallali Illapbnitsa Talker Oraa4 Lanisarat.44 , all Greg Ontral 411 04.1.424.44•1440am..11 114 14 !AIM Jusoilaa ... ... . Y (Me Caesium sod ALL sll Mem mad Turelbsol •toyatordoN4Deliss a t Do. New sil kairas Labels 41 Do, de. 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It appeesed that ebe vas a hap wed INA heavy draught, end ea eatim= ry llesk, tie arse w w dß, sad, is aerated "Li Ms WO At the tell heirs Beni MAIN fir ittly head • verdict by thsj= k s e tt a l Me eribmigently eblefeei by the to set sib lbe lia r ar ha • ass Mel, ut the bates of serplith sal 'Shafts as le awe seam Muir van aisis enewledy of syleica that the rcdr= be dieberspeL Minna esetedlegly. 00IIRT OF BANIItUPTCY. (Mos Kr. Comailair lioiroyd.) {if an Tan iota& ISMelit DANL.—a/rot use °MIDI= Mr. IVelee nsvin c behalf of the assignees he Ws ease, made the steleseat .—He we happy to way that conetagence el way in which the assignees had bees met in armee( • yaw beery matter in litigation, they would, with the - el ref • smell amount in the heeds el the betel reneger, be la • position to declare another divided of la. in the posed. Willed that aid the edemas would have boss able to yew enaline la, making, =dee the bankruptcy, • total dividend if Us, being Is more than they expected to realise. The defile proved amounted to 642,0001.; and the meet it requeed 27,1001. to y • Mend of la They wore already in of that sum aid esesselng more; and he entertained lee doubt 'whatever that in December next they should be able to pay soother sixpence d,vidend, making steal of 16s. tleforsmately. the creditors had not had than relief frees the shareholders which from their sue hr they had • reesonebie right to upset. = notwithetettlng the very great exertions of the ei matiesor,he bed sot hem able to melee more than would peg • divid. nd of 3e. fkl. in the ponad; and he did not bold eel soy hope that the amount he email be able to pay over to the snipers would yield more than another 21. or 3d. In the posed. However, with tbat addition to the feeds, collected under the bactkroptcy, the edges' would be able to pay another la. divided, which, with the nuns coming In before December, would make up the total divided, 16s. Be c ad that they would sot go. That was without any matributions whatever hem past shamholdees of the bank, who, socordiog to the theory of the law, were bile for three year. for such debts es bad been iseared durtag the time they had been eliarelvddies. Whether the sodgoass would be able to reach the pest sheer holders, either by procesdiage at law,or under windier up, was a question surrounded with very maddened* diffloelty and doubt. There were several shareholders who led sot yet paid anything, although their seem were believed by the assignees and others to be ample; sad the assignees intended to act upon the advice that had beau give them, and to publieh from time to time the gross of defaulters, until they were brought to a seise of their duty— • duly which they owed as well to creditors of the bankrupt as to dose who bad been fellow-nifferere with them, t.nd bed contributed to the payment of its debes. If those persona would only subscribe but • email sem com pared with their mesas, and with whet was believed to be their property, the soignee would De able to do that which ltada h had anticipated at an early rep of the be had not yet been able to eery out— to make dividend 16e. 64. But of that they could sot bald .at ase hope. As they were now in a posit , on to pry • dividend el Is., hie honour would perhaps permit the slung to be advertised; end it fortunately Moored that the WWI weeimaa would be able to avail Merit of the rotes& of the &ink of Ensiled for meg the dteMeed; It being necessary, with 4,000 crettliont, to have the facilities which only that building dr fried. It wee =MU the dividend sitting fur the 24th Jane; end yea os the 28th or the 29th. Mr. Lee, the diked assignee—ln titer:cure of the week. We WWI emote entage • day with the bank. Mr. Li.hhaer mid that the thirties which the ssetgneee bad jest settled ttristemsd at one Uwe to be of long duration; for it wee amid that it would be carried to the Home of Lords. lie we happy to my that the was the last Ile miss in white the Royal British Bank was likely to be in The ConWie&ser—The soignee, mem to folly car ried set the espectatious which they held out to the slues holders ` their report as to the amount of dividend likely to be reeled leder the bankruptcy. Mr. Liaidater—Oh, yes. They bare dons more. It we sever espeteed that more then 10s. would be realised from the seen seder the bashruptey ; be we have had the goad fortune to haw the seelenecte of Mr. Taylor, Mr. Wild, sad ether, es misses, end they have sertainly reertel thseassives in wok • way as greatly to hermit the creditors. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) IULELDOROIIOII-STREET. • wean IN Tall MalMasan% Efisedefd iirpressot prostitute, was charged with bake drink sad amealtles the pHs, to the Haymarket, - Grow Lowftiftsr, a ampleinches man. with attempt. iag to nieces here prom the widens elf pelise-anastable C, it that at a late boas cm the previews eight be saw the .= primers outside • rablialtoese be the Haymarket. making a great Newham., gad citing fa a liemeb to coma oat eel Oahe her. lie niqusseal her to go away gatetly, when she turned upon him, knocked of hie bat, and s his akerapdar to pick it up, kn ocked his doers sad fII ea him, mixing him by hi. hair, cad trying bag utmost to bits his tor, aad idiot Mb• tigress. A large crowd of quite a 1,000 parent., t =sat iety of gentlemen, prostitutes, and others amernbled, who, on hie apringiag his rattle, est up a trentredous about to drive Ids rattle earl prevent assietaites taming. At leas* however. awiatimes cam% when the crowd became vary seated, glad • amber arms* were thrown at that by the means esseabled. TIM female became en violent that they were Wigan is farm her to the statics on • etirteher, sad en the way the aeb prisoeir szaltad the mob to mom hat, belleshig est le them to "he her go," and re'ring hell of the sheeoher. The eyelike, was acentaseil by two other oessetables, see of whom said ditimeakt pulled • qu twit, of hie heir oat by the rads, and Het ea maidiag for alma water for the feraaku thinking 4110 see In • it, she jumped up ant behaved In the meat violet gmeassr, sad that dine were tally 1,000 peruse sinsubled. The essatabloraiso Clutieseed the first witness ea to the gen the solo peleeser took te the uproar. houpost &pee sold dos he bri Ism many &Gin In th 3 Saymnshsf, bat amp to 'goal the Fevieet one. Two or throe watches were stolen, and be believed It was got up for the garpose robbriles being affected. The - woman was committed for two months, and the rota lad Me., a fourteen dep. WORSHIP-STREET. DIe•ORACIFVL (Asa. William Morrie, 41, a box meter. in Curtain-reel, Shore ditch, was @barged before Idr. D'ltynoourt with assaulting his wife. The comptsiasat said she had b•su yowled 22 yeara t that her bust:wad erns by sotwe • drunkard, and when in liquor h slim) a balsa and ticket ter. She never before went so for in I.w as to am .r modem. biro, al , hough abe had fm I gamily charged him. Last night while atsnAiog t.lting with a neighbour at theatreetdoorliscareedown.tairs without*, struck her in the mouth, thereby oandng it to bled ; her t. the ground, and their kick , d abou • the b illy sad lege. His Goaded bad two so very bad that she aeon*. Wily ought cousolatioe at these in • little desk. rat eimpisinuat's teeth were *Retained and found to be loom The VANN who took defendant said both husband and wife were tipsy, and he cooties:sill raw them so. Upon this 'erosion t he women was bleed•ng. Deffoodaat admitted his predile lion for drink, to whisk bo le sibs fret instance was led by her tippling, and y she anfaithfal. Ile did not recs.llett otrikin or kicking =4 l " bat," said dedeodent, " I have a fair pro ps& to wake. If she will leave off ohs drink, I will." A reeprotable- looking youth hero stepped forward awl begged goo no.gistrate to all.rw h 4 patents to 'gonna; be ieved the, were willing, and be was sorry to say each woo equally to blame. lie. Irgynooart observed that it was a most diegraesfal rdebeektagraie. Who in the first looters°, had bees to Wes be weld not ray, mid should order the drfendent to Owl two rranaies In 201. each to keep the peace for six medle. 8110CIINO TAM:IIIOI%—A horrible afftir w owed at Oldbery, oar. Birmlogbarn, yesterday. A Mrs. Neter, the wife of • reepect.ble miner, bad be cocoa low and deoooodlng, to o.newqoaece of the hem of a /.tighter. lota oe Monday eight, or early on ties following woredag, ehe ent the Ihrtat of her yon egeet child, a boy of twelve yews of ege, sad, after doing menus damage to an older child, eb• was endeesounog to bold her wo'br, she woondel herself to the throat In each a deybrable way that her We f doweired of. LLTBST SPORTING IN T ELIAGENCE. (st =acme TZLIOILAPIL) EP60)11 MEETING.—(IIIIB DAY.) • ENTRY FOR CRAVEN STAKES. One tails and heN fiedbury, Feredal., Itentraere,Brablete, South suptos, Culla, Bemoan, and Zuydar Zee ue here. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 80VS. Tbree•quartera of s re% Little Gerard, New Brighton, Accurate, Flight, Orlin, br to Sydney, Brandy Bell, Ern, Avtabeidge, Conduder, Brown liollsad,Taltare,Cssoudes, sad Oar Bat us hers. WOODCOTE STAKES. Three-Touters of a mile. Vol's, Mountain Deer, Diadem, Lovebird, Restos, King Zama, Luponor, Dread Matra% and Dame Quickly are 1101:18 STAKES. Ow =Ss. Awing% Eyeball', Dummy, Ewa; Sweet Willy, Zia War. wad Clashoada• sty Isom PAID Pozran.—Blar.kmala. BELTHCOTB PL&TB. Half • talk. Naldeld, Farkao'• duo, Broady Bail, OreltshM, Lady Bkd, Little Gerard, Theo dora, Inaytce, Wadanto, Tad arank, Now Brighton, Fshola, Beauty, Reston, Foils" Me" Mayffewer, and Fall Lad srehers. Orin kaurvaxa.—Dshnito, Anelent Beitaa, Lifeboat, Sir Borogro, Obelus a, Clank Charlie the Benad, Grand MOWN, Vedorata a, Rub/o" Lovejoy, and IJoi6ther. MI POIBONIA2 CASE AT .1101MOND. ADJOURNED INQUIRT.—(TETB DAY.) This atavism Mr. Carter, &seam far East Barmy, and ittry reamed the is. gairy, oh the vestry i leil,==, into the dream- Mamie attending lbs death if Isabella Dankes, it is swotted, was poisoned by the athandenatio v a br A repeated small dorms of antimony sad armada As on pre- Monti occasioes the court was anameetsely attended by re spectable inisabiteats of the district, who were =doss to hear the details of this extraordinary ems. Kr. derjesat Ballantine, who is imaged tar the ream ties et the prisoner, Smetherrt, on the - Marge of the wilted murder of the deceased, again sppeued to seaming the wit sesem, whore evidence given before the load megistrateshas already been detailed ; and from the statements made it Is probable that the Inquest will be 'gala adjourned. MINES.-THIS DAT Two o'CLoon. In the mining market to-day the dealers are principally occupied with the settlement. Prices generally are steady, bat some of the heavier deacrip lions show flatness. In the Stook Exchange, East Wheal Bassell shares are officially merited 101 ; West Basest, 2 2 1 and 22 ; and Wheal Mar garet, 711, being lower. There have also been trammed.= in shares in Wheal Buller, East Oannis lake, and Cumberland Lead Mine. The shares of the General Mining Association (Nova Scotia) continue in demand, and are marked 241. Foreign descriptions remain very inactive. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS LIVERPOOL CORN MARILET.—(THIS DAI.) Cat =rum AND mai MAaIfTTII rusaitArs.) (PAO* ODA OWN CONANNPONDINT.) Orals market Wet. Frisch wtssat is tab demaad at Friday's istm. assieetsd. Flour dull. Indian cora Arm . shape. Beams Oats aad Maley triOsont alteration. Limited attendance . MINCING-LANE.--(11 118 DAY.) Buitaa.—Tlas largo üblic sales all progrearing without mirk to-day. lled lumps quoted 60s. to 62.. 2/ Correa—Ths large public sales an going of without to Aiming any maisrial st.eration la prima. Tea.—The market is very firm, sad prices are fatly sop• t ebut the demand is rather limited. Common oongoo, Rica • —This scads Is steady, with a fair demand. Goad I EI Madras sold at 10s. • Bart.-1U market Is dm. Lrowaurds, proof, 2e. 3d. to is , 2.. U.; Demerara, 2, 61. to lc 7d. llALTssran.—Befroctios 6 sad 7, sold at 465. 91. to 465. M. la other articles ao material altentakm. TALLOW MARK ItT.-(THIft DAT.) The market is wild. Sohjoitted ere I the Fleet Town 116 62e. Ed. set emit; Peteroborg Y.C., on the spot, 64e. 64. • Juno, Ms. IL; July 66e. ; Arat end Syphon- bat, M. ; October to . WY- SMITHFIELD HATMARKET. —(THIS DAT.) Moms. Doris and Co. !sport trade dull. Prhuo rocadow N 26a. to 89a. ; supertor ditto, 840. to 92a ; infortor ditto, No. to 70o.; rowso, 800. to 205.; clover, old, 960. to 110 s. ; ditto, seoond cut, Mo. to 950. ; strew, 240. to 294 FAST LIFE AT CattnatoGn.—On Friday, in the Cambridge Comity Court, George John Watts, ea under greduate, formerly of Corpus Christi College , sad now of Platen's, impend as an insolvent debtor, with a view to peas kin fine azotheelien. It sppested that the young man 61 had bees two men at the lialversity, and that his debts and • Incurred in that parted mended his college empires en &Rowena. of 601. per annum from hi. Witte by 4731. 10a.111.; that at this sum 181. la. 7d. wee dam to fire hosiers, 631. 10e. 3d. to seven wine aerchanta, 1781. 16.. &I. le to eight toilers, ISt. 6.. Ildo to four ehoemakers, 261. es. to two jewellers, 521. 4i. 6d. to four limey stable k to. The imolvest wee loppoeed on the ground that= M. contracted these debts without reasonable expectations of being able to pay them ; that be had oommted some of I. Me goods he had obtained into ready money at "ea alarming sacrilios," having procured them for thal t ur . ; pme ; and th at be had obtained possession of other by false representations. Counsel having born heard In support of these allegations, Dr. bonier well, oa the to port of the ineolvent, urged that the creditors were to blame for not making prop./ inquiries, and that they had also die- N played a great want of forethought. The father of the 1 tesolvent was a clergyman, with a small living—vicar of N Brockworth, Gloucestershire—and bed six other daily= beddes the young man now heLire the court ; he had, how ever, offered to pay es. in the pound. He did not justify • the insolvent's conduct, but oontondid that no useful par- ao pees would be ga i ned by sending him to priron. Mr. Nay- N lee, who appeared for twenty of the creditors, raid they asked that the young man should be properly punished, as a warn ing to Mims; but they would be willing to treat with for- Leanne* and reep2ct m offer on the pert of the lather. g After dioeuasios, Li. honour declinedto name a day for too gasbag a final order in the case, or to grant the protection 10 et the court to the Insolvent, who was afterwarda *fleeted at ti the renew station. Ns WILES OF THE PONONA.—The Wexford le„ ',dependent gives the f Bowing further retie:galas in con fit - nexion with this dimes' catastr.vphe:—" The body of the 10 man, Marine 3001. on It, mentioned in our last number, was fo drawn up from the lower bold by the diver on Moodily. fir The feet were upwards and the heed down; and the elect sum found is the pockets, was 3261., to one-half of which the diver become. entitled, according to mreement. Bodice are washed ashore dad y, but are now become to &Agues' I that they can scarcely be identified. One body of a your .1 girl had the .alit over, like a hood, and another had both legs off the knee,. A body of au elderly women U came on shout at Ballyvaloo, with one leg off, and the ji next day strange to sac, the leg wee washed in OW the body. Two teen em lesbed In the mirth rigging, sup- gg posed to be the captain and mato; and, althottah the diver made several at t•mpte to char them, he was unable to do so. On Wednesday Mr. Broworigg held an inquest on the body of the man f nod with the lege own of money on its and Mal on soother body ; mad both were identified by the brother and brother in-law, who fortunately arrived here on the day the bodice were recovered. The framer WWI iden tified a. Me. Hoary, of the county Sligo, and the latter b's =eh, Mr. Hardy, on whose prison 1241. was found. A splendid sliver speaking trumpet was fatted lying on the deck of the vassal, sad bore an insoription to the eff et that it was presented to the captain to 1837 by thteabinpareemere. Such are the additional details which bare reached us within the last few days of this melancholy esta-troplie." SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT LlGHTNlNG.—Yes terday (Sunday) afternoon, a number of the people who were walking in the West-end Park, took shel ter under a tree during the severe thunder-storm which 'hired the city at that tine, and while standiog there all of them were suddenly thrown to the grunt by the electric Outdoor! were more or less *embed on the fare, bendo, lege, and fret. The cameo of the parties are Jpsetiti Benson, shipping agent, Broomiel.w, and two of hi. daughters; Carats Candles and his eon; James M•K ay, toiler, 23, Broad-close, High-street; Agne•M.Ken drick, mill -worker, Torsil-rosd. They were promptly at tended to by the police, and conveyed to their reopective abides, where they were visited by Dee. Fleming and litCenville. One of the sufferers, M.Kay, who was lamed severely on l i c e of band, had a portion of his sock., about the size of a focurpenny pito., burned quite out on the sole of each foo', and the thin had the appearance of having had a Tel hot poker applied to it. What woe strange in this east was that thee. was se indict dim on the soles of the shoes, which were quite mind, th.t the lightning bad struck them. Some oomplsined of a painful oeneatins internally, like that prodo , ed by a violent electric shock. Mr. Hma.ort was severely burned cm both arms, and all complained more or leas of the pin arising from their Juju. is.. They are all, however, to a fair way of nwevery.—Olasgaw Drily Mail. NI 1 6 1 11 17 111 111 4 11 is Tn I n 1 . 11 PI H MO MO S I I N VI PIE i Ps VI 0 113 ISO • Si 10i 111 H H I e ILWAYL I se SI „W i ii 14ni ft b . , • .. to •Ms 1 „ so L 6.., . z..tlii Ida Tisal a i .k ir 4. 1 71.trA-- Da 7 tw el. OS Ira . Naomi* 001.4 Vig r eidl a " geli: 1 • viagr;TFVZZI '. • D.. de tiortdieut a %A re et sfs..garm liettlitr mt. 4 e z ia— V s g 110.eis. 1,0 •It • Osme • Ma. 14 ■ • lAA , f li t= ........ • • 271 1;11.(1 OuLts•Ap c.—. it—_:: I rower oil astray', i NM= .# PIM O OWN% al Itiftler De l w r i r I et WiZaii:47i. De. oil 4464..... D. 1 ea C 01 ... t . a . Spur mi.— Pi ! 41.. . hassirie.V. 4 K. MD Willa Moot Do. DIMS )11101116. ... Royal FNMA' parool.. Ow& , esP4m443 mil II 4.4=4. MIL Wasesi Da BRITISH fit a s t to Jot tit alai. 13 - 14 ST 30 1,61 lin 116 P 4 17 1 i :7 ii LTTENART LABOUR: hen my friend Smith's dreg comes rented to his door, as he and I are standing on the steps ready to go out for a drive, how cheerful and frisky the horses look. I think I en them, es I saw them yester day, coming round from the stable-yard, with their glossy coats and the silver of their tames' glancing in the May sunshine, the May sunshine mellowed somewhat by the green reflection of two great leafy trees. They were going eat for a journey of twenty miles. They were, in fact, about to begin their day's work, gad they knew they were ; yet how buoyant and willing they looked. There was not the faintest appearance of any disposition to shrink from Weir task, as if it wee • hard sad petrol one. No; they were eager to be at it; they were manifestly enjoying the sanction= of the brisk exertion in the midst of which they would be in hoe minutes longer. And by the time we have got into our places, sad have wrapped those met fur robes comfortably about our limbs, the thanes sem& have their heeds given them; end instantly they ding themselves at their collars and can hardly be refereed from breakine Into e furious gager. Happy oreatares, you enjoy your week; yea wish nothing better than to get at it, And when I hove occasionally beheld • ploughman, bricklayer, gardener, weaver, or blechernith, begin his work in the worming, I have envied him the readiness and williagner with which he took to it. The ploughman, after he has got his bores harnessed to Ike plough, does not delay amines: into the test the shiniag share enters, sad away go horses, plough , an d men. It wee the ploughman no effort to mete up hit mind to bowie. He dose not stand Irresolute, as you and I in childish days have often done whoa taken down to the ea for our morning dip, and when A n d to get courage to take the first plunge under water. And the bricklayer lifts sad pieces the fret brick of his daily task jug as easily as the he at n. The weever, too. sits down without motel struggle his loom, and sets off at once. How different is the wee with meet men whore work is mental ; more particularly how differeat is MAO 'with most men whose work la to write—to spin out the their thoughts into compositions for other people to wad or to paten to 1 How oath men, for the most part, shrink from their work—pet it off as long es may be; and even when the paper is reread out and the p en all ri g ht, and the ink within h easy r each, how they keep back from th e final plungr I And after they hive baton to write, how they daily with teir sithket; shrink back se long as poeible from grappling wish its dithcalties ; twist shoat sad about, talking of army trrolerant matters, before they can trimmer' up resolution to go at the reel point they have got to writs about I How moth unwilllegsees there Is fairly to put the seek to the collar !—Fresser's Argasitis for Jana. FATAL CCIDENT AT TTNNYOUTEL-.Arelarrtlay afternoon, as three youths belonging to Oat shed were amusing thr.useives row!: g of the shore neer the end of the sew breakwater at Troseronth, they were caroler. enough to allow the boat to go into the embers, by which it was im mediately ermined. There were several persons near the spot at the time, bat thee wee a heavy ground swell which ren dered all help from boats sleet Impossible sad very danger ous ; the boys were therefore immersed newel minute before say aid mall le gives to thee. Two of them holding en to the hoe were presently men gad saved; the third sank to ram so more .live. One of the two rescued wee fessesible when brought butrevied under the ordinary elms. —Nrsoosetk CArow.f.. 3 MONEY MARKET -2MS DAY. Two o'CLocw. The funds Cr. still rising. Ths fresh advance established to-day amounts to about / per cent. Business is limited, but marked firmness prevails. The government broker has not resumed his purchases on public mount. In all the other departments of the Stock Ex change a fresh improvement has taken pleas. British, Indian, Canadian, and French railway shares are in especial demand. Consols have been dealt in at 921 to 931 for money, and 93 to 931 for the 7th disse. The pre sent quotation is 93 to 931 both for money and the account. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 220 to 222 ; the Three perCents.Redaoed at 911 to 921; the New Three per Cents., at 91/ to 921; the India/Four per Cent. Debentures of last year, at 94 to 941; the scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 931 to 1 ; India Bonds, at ea. to to. dig.; and zolleauer Bills, at 17s. to 21s. prem., being still heavy. The osoal telegrams from the Paris Bourne have not yet ooze to hand. A considerable amount of business has been done in the foreign stock market, and in nearly alt in stances the tendency of prices is upwards. The Old Turkish Six per Cents., have risen to 88 to 68, and the New to 66 to 67. Peruvian, Venezuelan, Spanish, Ports guess, Brazilian, and Russian stooks are inquired' for. Sales are recorded as fol lows :—Brazilian Fonr-and-a-Half par Cents., 1862, 901 ; ditto Four-and- a-Half per Cents.. 1858, 911; Buenos Ayres Deferred Bonds, 171; Danish Three per Centh, 82; Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 81 (exchange, 1284 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 171, 171: ditto, for account, 17f ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Conte., 831, 83, 83}; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, for account, 413; Russian Five per Cents., 103 ; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 931 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents.,2Bl; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 881; ditto for account, 87, 1181, 671 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 68; ditto for account, 67; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., 102; Venezuela Five per Cents., 38 ; ditto Deferred Two per Cents., 181. The steamer Tamer, from Brazil for Southampton, has reached Lisbon, with 67,529/. in specie. The discount market yesterday was very quiet. First-class bills up to two months date were taken at 3 per cent. There were very few applications at the Bank, and these only from regular customers, whom interests will be prejudiced if the minimum be maintained at 41 per cent. A telegram, received yesterday from Amster dam, announces a rise of about 1 per cent in Austrian stock. The bullion operations at the Bulk yesterday con sisted of a withdrawal of about 10,0004 in bar gold. The Ottoman Bank yesterday received from Con stantinople and the Levant about 21,6001.,inTorkish gold coin and 3,000 sovereigns. The former will be forwarded to the Continent. The private shipments of silver by the Calcutta and China steamer of the 4th of June are expected to exceed 200,0001., but it appears that the remit tances on government account have ceased. About 267,0001. in Australian gold is now con sidered due, by the ships Shooting S' ass, Ellen Stuart, and Monarch; and a similar sum ought to arrive in two or three weeks by the Chili, Essex, Indian Queen, and Owen Glendower. In Mark-lane yeaterday,English wheat sold slowly at a reduction of Ps. to 4s. per quarter from the previous Monday's rates. The half-yearly report of the directors of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Company hes been issued. The dividend decided upon has already been stated. The directors mention that the operations of the company have been carried on with success and regularity. A considerable rise in the freight of ezals to all the company's stations has formed the principal drawback. Mr. Anderson's mission to Egypt has been attended with the satis factory result of the conclusion of a new transit treaty with the Viceroy, by which reductions are effected in the cot of transit of passengers, goods, and specie, whilst a-rtingements are also made tend ing to the increased safety and comfort of travellers and security of property. The directors of the Calcutta and South Eastern Railway Company announce, in their report, that they have determined to construct the line by means of their own officers, instead of handing it over to contractors. It is stated that the screw steamer Lady Sale will sail in a few days for the Mediterranean with about ten miles of cable on board. On her reaching Malta the fractured cable between ;that place and tXglian will be repaired if the weather be favourable. The Mediterranean Extension Telegraph Company have obtained authority from the Neapolitan government to lay a cable from Sicily to Malta, and the necessary arrangements to carry out this operation are expected to be shortly completed. The line will be about 60 miles in length, and in the event of any accident occurring to the Malta and Cagliari wires, the gua rantee at present allowed by the British government to the Mediterranean Extension Telegraph Company will apply to the new Poe. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease or 2,0201. The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, received yesterday, stows a der crease of 1,641/. sterliog. At the meeting of the Eastern of France Railway Company, held at Paris on Saturday, the dividend was fixed at the rata already annoirced, viz., 20f. 46c. per share. The accounts were adopted, ae well as the new convention between the company and the government. A petition for the winding up of the British and Foreign Reliance Marine Assurance Company is ap pointed to be heard in the Court of Chancery on the 11th of June. The half-yearly meeting of the Channel Islands Telegraph Company is called for the 14th of Jane. The Herculean has arrived from Clint with 630,8001b5. of tea. !tome Sveirrne. Consols, which closed on Saturday to 9 3 to h opened this morning at 921 to 1, rose to 93 to 1. and closed at NI to 93.1, both for money and the 7th of June. The official business report is follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for money. 92 ), 4,1, 93, 924, 931; ditto, for account (7th June), 921, f, 93; Three per Cents. Iteduced, 911, 4; New ; Three per Cents., 91 1, I, 4. 92; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 171 ; Bank Stock, 220, 222; Indian Pour per Cent. Deben tures, issued in 1858, 94, 931; the Scrip of the new Loan, 031, 931. Exchequer Bills remain dull, at 18s. to 225. prem. The scrip of the new Indian Loan has again risen per cent., closing at 934 to 4. The Four per Cent. Debentured, issued last year, were quoted 931 to 941. In the foreign stock market, a fair amount of business was done, and the tendency of priori was upwards. Turkish stocks exhibit a fresh rime of 11 per cent., the old loan closing at 86 to 87, and the new at 65 to 58. Mexican Bonds hare risen to 171 to f. There were also a number of inquiries lor Spanish, Portuguese, Brazilian, Peruvian, I'ene zuelan, and Turkish Guaranteed Bonds. Bank shares to-day were steady, with a moderate anionnt of business. Ottoman Bank were rather firmer, at 15 to 16. The shares of the National and London Discount Companies were more inquired for. Bed Sea Telegraph have risen to 14 to 61 din. Vie feria Dock stock was firmer. St. Katharine Dock was officially marked 84 and 83. The last issue of Victoria GOVtlllllleflt Den ntares -rase 4 per cent. today.. Melbourne Corporation Six per Cent. 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