The Express. — London, England, 1858-04-15 00:00:00

I v ... THE EXPa'tr.SS, THTIRSDNY EVEN t) . APRIL 15, 1858. B ERN AM). h a t ; save base than elm* while under entalnatioa be- LAW INTELLIGENCE . ARRIVAL' OF THE DUKE OF MALAKOFF, litikitlON italbWa Vb. Me the megio nuo SHAßE ► LISTR . —THIS DAY. ' :lan I 2...fii: iii.....a:ii.. 1 akii:7477.y. wit . .. a ,„.....,..,.., is the Beak of Hoghad, examined by (THIS DAT) -THIS DAY. y e Ationey-Oemerel-Oe the 28th el November lest, • THIS DAY. -- . Two 0 , Gt00 ,. NMI Sammy ana rieierdam. .4 st Bawd way re- madness rases to me to nohow e atlty of fold for -•- (ax lILItOrnIC 'lateen/Mt.) The railway share market remains flat in eharacter. ar d t -- en 6k was. He per the mass of Orei No . 2, Oralton• $ theisera lenatten. a side& Non, KesOsh-town. He embsaged 4361. in gold for COURT OF ARCHES . (neon ova own coaaterouturr.) The chief decline ii in London and Nortk-Western i te a erms...., 1 lt - - 70 47.. I gems him twenty 201. mere, three ISt no*, 7 7 ,1 TU;s beteg the first day of tam Dr. Roberta= sat as cur- DOVER, TltraliDsr. stock, which, after being marked 931, has receded A 411 Tee 1.01.11.61. 114 lbsinh ... ...... 4 iiS if tram. Mi. Jos- 7 . 7 N. The 2131. antes Ina camber e d counutively from ' , gate, and opened the court with the usual fortualiti,e. His Excellency the Duke of Malakoff, the new to 93 to i. Midland is flat, at 901 to 911. Greet ; a nemento iro!ime .. ...... an D, Noir meta ea the sawn to *O4O Inchielms. Theis 110•111 wen all of the same Thus woe ac busing= ambassador, arrived this morning at the Admiralty se ese. (wire o Name .. - - Western is quoted 68 to I ; Lancashire and York- C I L 1•40 ,'" " s i r •••• • - • - - ka' h is . Awes" ly WM. 710 nobs found in Oursi's poiseesion shire, 87 to f ; London and South-Western 911 to Hon Ert.bluerobourrOessUlli. i t 1 71 7777 7 poidered sad ideatitla by the witness as put of COURT OF BANK RUPTCY . RUPTCY. Pier slog. (LC, Mr. tbs. warts he reclaimed Sue the gold. 921 I Great Northern, 231 to 1 Per ,ha l e 1 alla gan tat. commas Me OAS. - - Moths Kr. Coffer Rena.) His Excellency was received by Major General Is as Lime and Turaben .... - - peered kw the mir- *r. Trierell, the mama of oae babel al *sem& Spiell- N II Lombardo Via** ei N Pai IX an SAL / ti AID lialinri•r I. Eastern Counties, Ilk: a i. em„ Mr. Hawkins. 3 "igs miebbehmem is Lorollord-street, proved that an tba T i de was „„ ~1 4„ „„s d . iis the a Hansel and Major General Crawford, and was pre- Great Western of a shares have been dealt Img Lem a noon tes. Pref oas and Oman.. • Ili Se ud of IsaterY Dr. Berard changed mad the weeks 201. J a h n D e n a 3 .73',3 3 40 3 1, it emenst = hed ee gener a seated with an addreee by the corporation of Dover in at 181 to 19/ ex div. The Indian lines conduits Nf p ~......i. ~i mmit,,,,ill l l - - .1 stio !era Dr , Berthed wroth he matt at merahmir, it Hammeml-wssrt, Mleclug.lans. The joint at the Lord Warden Hotel. the bark of the lobo, and the witness sow idatilisd th en. firm, with a fair inquiry. Bahia shares are ales Ni su Wii7, mein. - i en...m.16d with. 0. the 7th of January Dr. Berard dinged a mend lore h ee tel"."6"l ` 71.741°4 by Kr. Cluuteela the socoolsom4. Three guards of honour from the 1 lth Regiment, i sun • r, 17 firm, whilst Pernambuco have receded to Ito Of die. * : 1 7 , 1 7 , e 1444 1 4 7 ,r 4 164 . • - yid NI all -neaten by Mr. l a , jax., whirl the eaters aow idenalled. Hoek the moms areb="swedememis eke / V s ' I s i l .r...r.v.F.r...., - - . my buabead's ens- . acre paid ism the Beak of Raglan' an th e idn Lawnseseir die aiscess fte =llm ..di t Royal Antrim Rifles, and Royal Sussex Militia, Great Luxembourg are dull. all Norwegian Trunk ..... ...maker. After he es .ie day that they were deleard• A third 0445 ass Pa' had bra *eked la after that they might avail ihernael were on duty. His Excellency left by the 2 p.m. 011DIXAST SWAINS AID lITOCIS. * 1 Gwent 1 ........ ...... .. i 2, i :red to the whams, Uponu the bark of which he recognised o f t h e m e m o , ar m maims, is bemsgemg th e b ei th. train for London in a state car ri age. i mat eon i ens moor $ll all Pei 4. 0. . aad Mediter. Mt and I weal to my tba hasierritiag of Baw. On the wood of them rupe e s 3 ,, " " Milty tha..1,,, of th e amome, of lk. I Pl. I Itanwalle. 1 7771.mey. Ila I p.m. N all, to. lbw • • ......... -• i a en Mb end Mesas fn' belied in L. wee DOSS. weil the name of "T. Alleop," but the wittier th e bu uniwit h ei n . m e mak of th at i nree d gut i on i n d uce d II 10 • ambre.,Not...BanelLJe. 11 6 N s to sod Elas riii.iiii 'toyed at Notting. did sot remember whether that woe there when he Angel the to comsat to th e beatrupt's pawing, all quer- THE PRINCE OP WALES Al' OORI. N •II Sal/ et sad uni .. - - IN all 8i11...W01L •Abef If § ..... • M an ahlms tPeno v :busstm - .i. e. I 1 diT 1 11 t time he mid to It. The eudorwment on 'Matted mote was "8. B.w nerd, 10, t i h. ani Cr ig nimm d ibr the „ m a ws ii „ , with the ee _ nos g St. NO Nitee.,lian,aolen Jens le n ..* •-• 7 , 7 74.p1e05, Bayswater." et ma erten sad =Mir ...... .. 14 10 N If all Moral Deane d from him three or reptices of an, white be wee shout to pet to Mr. Barber. i to • all Meal Small . - ... Me Cooper, soother clerk in the Beak of Ettglend, idte• CORK, Aran. 12. U ell Nateblen II imart-ritiver, but The result of Mr. Croyadres eximinetioa of the books was re. 100 001•100100 tiled the two t ree o f the above notes as haring been paid in an , m aw . ,-Th e :j,,,,g h s a ms t mt a m m m e . a m i d On Saturday evening, the 10th, it was rumoured et too maw me iniiiiiiii::: N m te a Ds wererier teat holm.. s p I never told me what lo the mecum of Meson Spiellman. SO all Owe am lentlia -.-• N ell Sesa at Pusses. Vil January, 1866, rad the beekireiteey take. pleas ta December, that his royal highnees would touch at Queonstown, but the * s o th eeee g - 6; MI We. 11iad.. . ....... $ d tutu how he got The some were thee put in se evidence. w a d., Ki s h ian t . t h a „w e e i t h e o f the C . f e 184 611 7- * Pm IN of two Path The Ithalla et NW Ogadialt ate Inhabitanta of this city were completely taken aback when le ea D o ia no db. am 5 -i e• 10 all De 51 per denr . .:: 94 ,u 1.1" I serer Mom as on . le ell Do •IWI 6 mi" T. • - - ft all Weeny 11, x. w. @Shame II U (mhos refugee. I sum, is Breerels, sad who had arrived that city this Lesii oe pertemo sod ideal Ns& * e on Friday afternoon ft was telegraphed up that the yacht m ell Deed., Payt.lllieril...• 71 14 i a Janet .1 - - N 6 Wenn et Asslita. - - 10 si Wailers of thrtlawbad.... - ••• , wane= by the Attoney•Gemeral-1 remember, chasm ea ilowiL ....... . AU ffll 35 41 Othorne had actually came to her moorings of Hawlbontue a IW . a '''''" ... • fi t 17 I tint haste him he axe " l7. a December last, one Omni Mae al the --- $131414 16 S i e Island at half-past two. Admiral Sir Hoary Chad', H.C.8., et ems= •• - • 41 N IN i leered es/ Mrsinale it 1 k mow itothtng at tali , sad I saw am produce some boa articles. I saw ? N e e St. lbelme Mem Or t• • t 46 1.11113 $ accanyented by his flag lieutenant, Lieutenant Moresby, et lee Dm Qom .. 11 101111011 mririm. 4SI attlaglham about Dr. Bernard ia the •smokier room of the odd about Ila 4 arZesig Nan ammeed MAIO= teths• Hamm, time, bat l deter MiNk 17 7 was ge eNe f w h en th e t. i5in e „,,,,...... .............. ..........„„„. „ pow iminedhady went on board, but too has to me the prime, N a sad = maj , • ••••••••••••••• • 77 14 N l4 u Ile I Sera Mina. I Pi. I 01.PrItIn I 8404, ,yed for two montha ils. NO am article were produced. I examined was of the ankles sad Do i g —z„,, _5,....- - 6 . „,, ~ dm it s b o a ddmi t A li 17 m t e vies In Mt agnates after anchoring got into a bergs, went et me imamea ...... alet eee IN 134 L 1 A ltaa. ""i to ku : l ort . tinbad IN. 4 lOU 11, a tempi* whoa hilt illevowed it. It had about 24 to 26 boles la It. Ima say os l KIM mt m 1:11hdr reeds slti . less, hot thst they sfes say up ille e 4 n l Pline River, lead e d , walked our th e hill, to E los =w m t gprinrs.. N 91 10, 116 Bra& laspals.atlismi V 1 II Y some gentlemen la that because It °wowed to me to count them. 1001 y saw t h ha ram i d sie Mciebtown, and returned to the yacht te nap. TIM moenv •0 8 ••••11•1111 1aid .. 11•04 WlO 11, N Do. M. John del Ref 15 111 ay ••• girds to *lll Dr. Hairseril at the odi once. I saw Z 1101•118 Ulla the vain u inn h u . his as e eseWritliadaesl,, tel emit Illesama .Dm toe ID l MON 6 Do. Londe Ma. oa. •• at Nottiaghase, =II maths I have imentioned. w awns minim ilea se aereereseatiera N t m o r lag Major- -Oeserel Ram, C. 8., a= his Worship the Mayer a,t, be a . lbrile.. Vs. some 1 Ole.Osa.lesiOs.Jem si t - - die 11.1:00 46 =feel Cross innimlaed by Mr. JIWIW-I sis the wigs OW. HigherM, Ow wrome a eat 1 . 1 ID. Donegan, Esq., both started for Queenstown to watt oe s i t ri 774.7 . 47L k „1 1 1 4 7 7ti I: rig , 10900 .. II 8 I we lived together. 9,046 Dm Miiiiiii iiiiiist she wee mann d brre yesterday. I left bensells jester- - 4 - 0.4 his royal highness, but without effect, the prises having go= et OrmilVeseir ale. 1: 1:4 84 i m issue time ay My brewer lealf-pest aft and seven ,'seek. %Masud Free dile= Is le he admen he halasono Mearent ~, e to inspect Spike Island, the government convict asteblielt• SI" 1 8 3 711 4 : 44w 7 71 , h emeite 1. .... p m MM., Deasy - all I t 514 USN 1 teems. ........ ..... all icer k.... 31 maw of 'wows. lest for ate, and Ime over with Mr. Senefteem brewed si sastansta somas ....... --- - - - -.- •• • 2 • 149 ' moat. The admiral also welted on board, but he was hifonsed 12 ,el4l D en o. . 4 ,: 11 L a *NO W Wllll.ll llll to Loads, ad I rt. me the letter from my husband. He told see I wee le mow MOM 3 Unarm all 9 14 01 Len seal eta aeidanc,, in fig. b.*** * test se sal n odal bidommodins. dubs midi do La that the vielt of hls royal hi hoar was to be a far es pm- gz a - I „Z isar tw i . g .. ; m0i11 ...... .. NI al - a. I 10,00 5 Indtaales ..... ad thes wart to Um 103.816 1 Markulu, all 1 I sot tell me to say anythieg, or what M my. will thoss*Nag; /imeruia r--' Sable a strictly private one. On quitting Spike, eke royal II I l i t . t ALL . : h o p% a 1 New Oraneds„. tabood come to see He simply told ma that I we. to come here to give ewillenem Crolenammoiseil ..... ................ .. ~„., PX.3111 1 4 party, conidating of four, no., tho Prince, Kr. Gibba, big lb 41 Imam wee theareall .. II it It 300, 1 Seaman Mesas on IN west to Iles et I gems abloom in Brunela sons months ago. I halm set ~, t , t itleimeeeleil .••••••••••••••••••••44the, „ Aa y,, • t *toe, the Hon. Captain ' Denman, R.N., A.D.C., cam- I h Si 1:"5e m 1...... iii. .. IIC; iB7 Is to Peottbaud WM. load tie 61 4 DM 4 Port ranno.,.,. . - throe freaks before ~ lei --a nise the paper pr.siured before. I have seen • • drawimg of 4 ' 4.1144454444 —44.444 4 w - - 4 .' 4 ' 4 4 4 077 ig 7 mender of the Othorne, and the Hee- DePtath De Etna , It lie . in - kWitesra.. si at till it 1 TAM 30 &aloes ile 0ut5 . .... IN all sal many forage ac- the shape a the balls Wire. but not thin paper. I • mads• preemie ea ltja meal* Lilt $ $ equeny, came up to Cork by one of the river steamers. On IN 5 se, 1 tai Ms WM ILAN llMlNllialine...... all 81 4 give him mossy. I Mewing N ths hal* which I stave to the Judge of imam- momewyekam.______reetherde. ~, ~.. „., GSM 13 1 landing at lb. Quay, the mayor met the party, offering his IL NO Leaeta l f l iCk__,_,... 4 reelr,e__: $ $ ili $ll $ ll ties when I was eanined in Brussels. I know that my I% ll ' "••• 111.1...w.a•mmu lf -s m uL nu R u e 15 3 coo riage, but it was declined by the prince, who bowed three ,11 i t twzikal l , = ,., 7 ; y 7 -, NI ray chuitable society. 11180ELLAN11011111. knebeed has made • &swiss. He was unasked be Bruen* km *iiiiiiiiiii lien '' *******. 'ed . ifil or Mar times in ecknowledgment.Aom the party hod walked 1) et igestepamm r relieving forelramt 1 lave man Sounder, in limewsle several sham bout the city for a short time, during which large crowds t. IN lllNist --...•••-- ..... al ;I - I fa TI No I Nis. I Omerairiar. I Pd. I 01. ;Mom 1 Mike mosey Ia London. Rmemmineil by the Attormy-Goseral-The drawing prm _ eu the 00 ail 1111.11ILWWW111 ". .. a rroundcd them, they hired • two-horee rat .. 1 . 8 Oa- is sea Ureter.. -D *B 4- a 46 10400 le onto lesilwalllnt.. all 15 1.1 NMI 36 Minrallea seem__ ~ IS V I am also gave um bowl doss not give a correct descriptioe of the Mae I wen ~ Imperial Hotel, and drove to Blantey, four mile: oat, the;e IN gi 1‘...6...g pm.... . - - L 61.316 14 IS NAN 10 imitrailen Sorel Kau al II 1 beanie those I saw were mere square. I wee enenimed ameralse m irabia .............. - 55 all Itemon.Alwashaantard 19 IS NO LINO Alba* TM 11im.1.. sti - - Nerri. My husband before OM British Coned in Brunets, and I per Idin sr = end a... a . a t i ts .. ,„1, 1 3 : % street, over Bonson'a-bridge, being greatly impeded by the 1,3 ~,,,, .5........ 7 e=nal ma. 19 IlselaWaterworts _.• . a al di J sway from hoe= 12,000 15 Do•New.leaat.N.Me I - - the Jails el ll•beeeka • am* and ef the bells 1 a* -- ,;_ ir ***...... ......... . .. .......... ... .. ,_ a aria Montnia I sad 46 - - /ilibup was 011 the bed was le the beet any Mir sod recollsedea. Blarney did not become famous till 1799, when Millikin So 31 NortNnitil Oda. 14 tar ilea IN Omsk . ai 1.36 141 rung differently the Kr. Devimas, the inmeeher el Feels, wee ramlek raft 7 stimiassas S .. w : ate We popular sang of l' The Groves of Blarnej," and the et I °e Mot* Mid' .-,..,•••,....• 02i of Si all North Dena, lan mil D. - - mop a. oere.iiiiiiii;ii ma la rlt wee mg= / s'at'ed that en the NA et herasey k• mill a pistol le a anigi -- ' - ii T 4/ " 114 kissing the stone is supposed to give the power persuasive 6,, a n D e 7, 13,006 N no. PreL Ti PM*. a B7 Brat •isr Dr. endears whose he eSsaisnris se OreinL The • W is aliked Miiiii ... .... : ..... :...: - KW i 6 eloquence, en perceptible in the Cork peop commonly celled St IN IS lens - tai rOl if 14111 j a. 11: I (b r i p=';',.. - :D ° 11 week or a fortnilhi pies paid kir the pin* wm WIC Odd wee peeisteft we 14,3“ Dent aminelm(r.'w MI 4 41 461 47i St. IN blarney. On the main of the party, int, by rail ias kir Wi 101 Do. Eall Pose. I I 111.015 N MMus add all ii 4 band peat Notre% ind thn*Al6 by the whams. It wee Ina la Orden iskjiirr. Bandon, 10 miles off, to which town their had St 10) I ro lart n * * i MAO 11l Ineents - IN lOS 196 so wrote to net is Paris. 7t° lit° 7.°11.1 . °ld. ' Kr Lowness sell he directed be the Nat 911 previously anal cm. To-morrow they may go to Hillainy, sa lie Seel SO 011 NAN 1 Nam TM of . all - - mu Dr. Bernard Sid !l i lts pistol e t s o lis r ld witnews to be repeired. will hi, a mm o. ditnhanwalts the coa.es of 17 .,*,,„ asal i ra p = by way of &any, GlenFariff, and Reamers, where the y I„A iizt i lls oi tit - I 1 741,100 6 Wag. and awn ON all If 11 it be gave me that Hs was aosesepanied by a peens whom the witness b. ta me .... mes. th an w hi c h no w.. c niif r im b m is to have akw days fishing. and it is to be supposed la tri ems if If Mt IN a It Omen ladlanlnTat lle - - understand a littie afterwards moursimd lo be Pierrf. Os the 12th of Jam • •---,. shooting, as Lard Sarney was doing his best this afterooon ei au NW* Mere ..,, 6 9 115. 1.5 Oa. Mem Imlsellea 14 1 ret, ?•,••4 • coaverem Gorses fetched the pistol away, stating that he had been mot more mad.. n. whole of their trading had brew ea- WWII, a W 01•11 ato borrow • • rifle for his royal highness . but the movements !II I 01114 .... • 7 li , 777 IS N bowie. Dlermat ~. 5 WIN 4 Los.6l4mOmmtbmoe. MI se 11 a in Nottingham by Orsiel. Fled es a• a Ism, In round fi of 40 000 i in Of mires, , . • Th. esmier s d o m e were mum ., besides Br and intentions of the latter ere conducted ea privately as :I la ••••• •• • • • 1111.000 is itedliernmeas IL NI all e. , •to this meaner. I Crommeneed by Kr. JWIII• -The pistol was • revolver ewer". bill which would undoubtedly rank against the ern* of P' elik ‘• E le , • ii 101 letoo 10 Iteidsens.Tel. Um. MI 7 5 WM N Saimaa Diemen 00. a 1 Okill. sy after the I I•b, wed wkh eight cessebem. The somber en It, 7,618, did not in- 36. . Mr. Ball the official magma with a ll his dill- sty /N *bardsimilk 164 V ILII 15 llethurbads land .. I 1 SW 115 Men* . IS SO NI 1 and fricbed me. sad deem the member he bed made, but the number of orders Extract of • letter from Bandon, April 12 :-. We hid a ..., 1 „ „„ ••••••• „ " 474 HMO sil De. Do. I and my baby hen ha hid received for them. gems, had antral but a very few hundred pouel:. visit from his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales lest pp g di lbobra IO li be 116.4 U I Meep.aeraottde all 1 ~., s It If db on I was al Per* MN Ti y, *amine] by the Atterosy•General-I am the Mr. Bell-About 800/. He slept in Bandon last night, at the Devonshire *Me Dz i 1 ...... 1.7 N NO 11.11meltI.Osellaid NI IS N Mr. Law said there would certainly not be 6d. is eve° l are bees paid ty the Mk of Wan Fay, who occupied the haws ia Biseeman's- t h a ...and for t h e cre di tor .. ass et the ti the boa. Arms met. He cease by the six o'dalt °yeah* tral7, and LL I WEI. Pi EN lIII,WI lamomalas .a I rd with clothes sad kls after eight this morning, on en outside ear is tit& 6WM DSO 11 IS WOW el mirth et amemairm. an 2 toildlan where to Rodin resided at the beginning of the tn - a.' - - mewe d th em , wee lot a i s n o t ., o f say la n d „ a ii. went o p . little .. ..... it I 1 4 by Mr. Smith en d yme I remember Dr. Bernard coming to the house. and "1 - from the hotel to Cloaakilty, on hie way to Bantry, thence se 4 _. _ ..e... _. O alb SO NO Clitsalel New NMI De," New Oren Ile 1 ill fam 60 aa the balance-sbeets disclosed the seas of is a ear ... - irseasmia. am- • 1 INNS Peal Emir landiSM all 1 54 id Hotel. I km* immediately afterwards the Rodin showed signs of being ' ' and Nor h e j esee _ aheete etesteises ley to Olengarrifie end ifilatisty. He was pile ition.-totally I s e an ... q . 51 he celled opal me cuaistiores,ae ose wen 10.010 IN Pemba I *imamate m 70 79 "/ neepeceed ; but we wore all honoured with • a view of him. th_ IN , e , .. .. better off. Mrs. Radio sad her husband paid me what they t h e w a s te, t h e h eit h rttpta were entitled to mat wise a De. New D FULL 1 , aaarie owed me. Down to the time of Dr. Bernard coming theWe riles Away Nail) have authority to Mate that Ms la me Tao di dill; . • • 11l IN 1 . 1 ft A " --- 7 The C taissioner-All thin will naturally arise en the A NN If Ina le or aot. I believe was in sorb deep darer that they al moot *aided upn they e r md a me. = Winer the Prince of Wales will not viait Dublin : A :meters zd i t=.. : - - MON m a rrive quee= • 2 1.4.440 134 Rota Sall NM. Wu detectives So see data foe a bring. I sew Dr. Bernard tan. He owns the period d his sojourn in Ireland. .it trot actives 41 mare lits- the doe time Mto my rows b y mistake. He soak "/I . 1204 whiff in Mr. L•WIWICO-I wish to ask Mr. Barber how • a wend of C a w.arireisiiQl . : = - HUN 1 Santini as boatte an 14 If 14.111, 1 &Ma samellas Lad ell - - Goy sewed with me Rsks le net borer I said, . No, it is up stairs." The sr off was hand at the timed the stoppers, woe I S itte ". ...Zittil a I Salmaries Isol all f 1 Neely, het dry wets Lerma tea wane I saw him wee of the landing. 1 remember di r ea llarter -It wee beaded over to our solicitore for kw COMNIINCENENT OP EASTER TERM. Is e as el Wed --• r - Tema Loa. et 4 sey whether chsy Zed. gets( sway. Misr be had gar I remember 5 Muer ex _ engin b• MI hoar, awing hem him le hie wife, end Kw. Audio being no rre tarants _Tu at i t wa t t h e , h e l i ewed t , (THIS DAT) Sae IN riegrena °" tit: : Ai r: R IN IS WS, • her all four deter- easier I road it kw thilf. It was impressed with yellow stamps, T • . --_.- et. The ortillnete mese* was appointed for the in, 1111T11111 PONISONIOIIII. 11..0 is Vi telt. err .... ...... 16 114 sale neat day, bat and lam the Park poa mark. When I bad rend OPENING THB COURTS OF LAW. May. eh IPt I lanwan. I COMM MUM 1 seta O't recollect that ask.- - eke •••• 10 4 1, ass thrown WO a/ $ 1 5 9 1 ,446 9 sad IN an JOHN La-•PPLICATIOW roe oter it AZOV.- This being the first day of Easter term, the second M I owed to lbs. Rodin 's* the letter apnea. I nave not seen it 100sal i &Mans as in. Intimate.' I LOCAL MARE MAR.X.EIS. say day 1 never SLAM*. NOTZL DMICIIIPTIOn. tern of MSS. the Lord.Chearelkle nveAveel the intl... andl I I Wont at OSr wok 1.0 1 - -•- - - - neat day, bet re't recollect that her I came to ry day 1 serer e pawn of my has ty mother fa m o a t or expatiate Ye sanders, as I English hotel, sal y !imbued wee trial re of my journey Ise haeband in Parin, ram h police &wheel ies my Meeband he prima, bat the did hwalmod 'miss mt. So aw him einem amemeatke with my d Hotel altar 1 re. ems wet* paid as ✓ to Park when I maw Hagliet \Mel, accaaion were pia la prison twice on eft., bet I wee see idiom with him. I ____ • ask kr so •• la • Om that ray bar Ina NY me law 1 obisa la sobs a• I dna lan/ Irby ril wary Nab may mg seas iambs ea Crom-ezaindend by Mr. Hawkiae—l have silted Mrs. Radio end Ma modem tit the Bedford MAL Mr. Sounders took me them He cams to me at Dateman's-buildinp two or three day* shut End es bed goes to Nottingham. He aroompenerd_ hy Mr. esith, but I don't know whether they myriad IteMo's NOEL R Utllo bad • great many timers. They were mostly foreieners. Indeed, I never maw say ItegHehmen with 61m. He wee them about tire week, before be left. I had never ores or heard of them before. About kw letters CORN to Mr.. Itudlo In her hue bend's absence. ra-1 lure a M le re satl immit arao of Nem —v I coma .411,a a. 1 pedlisamil Ib I bed pesidared bie rand. 1 so rlbribi.dtbsie - NO& A - mai r husband mot Am rm.by a prrabosber, *id IIIE. MOB Semi were lam ad p ledged by Aware dry we 7 won edi=Alitemer mien Id aetl be ebbing ae• Bir l ia = el% sot I feet sista he rase to Ng 84 of hattany. e j Sea I we be I wee law ✓ sad heed ti wiser tor so. lied he *mad the Vela aid be Ake/ W ge met return te are Pr them H• SMet t 14 was very MeV itt it tree • posh a • ary laveetiae. el Wand bit nil- Meets bee", NA timbal rtteresl they lealk eta I eel, sad the there my thumb. The appal tip la beau mil boa me mire 'ehook le Ng • mad. I re -01 Pigtail SSA lq he what to non. ,; and ts the ewer *ad to the Owed srt for MN sa bio IWO setatiosid tea more of bin Ant my ▪ Imbued lived . merrier. Ila II • terser ad ha• itaantascan at Bar a Omit& I never in Birutiltdbo•L be in lb. *WIZ el • ompktally trrepped doubled, but I Madmen Brim mastoid by the Atiorney-Oemsral—l reside at the Hotel de Frans sad Champagne, la the Sae Mont martre, in Paris. I remember two memos coming to lodge there at the hesitating of Jaerry is They took the room No. 60, and both of them It, some time slept in that room. They pared by the names of Andrea end fiwihy. The peamort reduced is the one they used by the farmer. (It wee is Osman) I have mince seen Joseph Andres Perri is prison ia Paris, end eecognised him as the Freon who calicd himself Andras. The peesport produced I. the one used by fleri. I have sew W in prison In Paris and reeomMid his as Oases. Holley left my hotel on the 11th of January ; Andrei re mised tall the mad of the 14th. Os the dap that Smiley left, • third person came who called himself Da Ailvs, and the pompom produced la tbe one he used cm to lam with lea. I have slam moomised that person is Gel m Radio. left ha the monde, sad Da ally mme two hoses eifterweede. He lodged in the isms room No. 50, of with floret and ocatined to ledge them until the middle the sight when he wee mooted, after the attempt ems the immeror's Me. After Swills sad Pierri came to Mtg . = stya perms called upon os who ailed himself AUsep, end I hem dace recognised that person as Orsini. He mos to the hotel Ow* every desy. sad costiamd so to came after Smiley Wt sad Da Siva had tam his Owe. He Sited the hoed men to the day of the elimept. After he left Ds Silva aldose eall again at the hotelmen the 14th, mielof the attempt. Oa that dry Orsini mum mod n time with newt end Da Silva. He ems about 12 o'clock to the day. After he led Mn there • little while, Sarney (or Mem) mime in horsobsck. I outset my what time Orsini rambid, but Imo tame main at dm efelotik and Gomm ease bide time after wards 1 thwilk the foe went oat together, bet I am not mite ware. I sew sethieg mere of them until Da Silva re tested, after the attempt as tbe Rawer. He C• 100 is about km o'clock. He asked kr kis NIL es he wished to Mart the ant day at dye o'clock, and then west upstairs to his room. The police came to the hotel three times, and asked for Perri. They waked for no one else, bet I pointed out Da Sit.., who wee to the parker. I pointed him out berme.. they molted for Itatiane Da Sits produced his prepno, which they monised and then went sway. They mans spin sod tads • woad eissmisatlen of the passport. They appeared stistled, sad went away. Later at night they mused, went up into Da Silea's room, and took him away, with • revolver they found is the room. Croesessoieed by IfrAireen—Oontes and Plait occupied the tins Moore with chatting together in the parlour and readier the sewspapers. They did Dot go out much. The 14th woo tbe first time on which I saw the fear together. Oreini did not appear horned when be oame, but Gomez did. The Ind Chef Baron—An there many more witness, to samine NOTZL DZICIIIIPTIOIf. The debtor In this case append In parson, and tom *laid that he bad been arrested on his way to the emit, sithmaik be had obtained protection. He now applied for him HamerH said diarists foci. the debtor wet entitled to preateliest mak esereado, and noimondo. The solicitor for the opposing creditor said that the debt:, had set tetelted the condition on which he had obtained promotion, vin., the payment of a °wean sum of mosey. The debtor contended that nevertheless he was entitled to protection when oondog to the court. The Commissioner—Bat there is no meeting In your mute to-day. The debtor said he name yesterday, but failed in obtaining an Interview in private with the commissioner. He was desirous that his or.. should be heard in private. The Commissioner —Whet ere you ? Several, my lord, and I aal afraid they will take awn* time. TL Court t~ saimmi Icr twf in how. THE LATT. FIR! AT ALDGATE.—Yesterday after. won, at 2 o'clock, Mr. Witham Payne, the coroner for Lou don and Southwark. resumed sad concluded ea Minsky at the Ward Schoul•room, Mitre-area, Aldgata, the km ere on the premises of Mr. Solos, shirt: , of No. 28, Aklgana The court warn desarly crowded airing the %quirt, which lamed al hours. The evident., eddead yes terday was similar to that taken is Thuradey last, to the elect that ma Monday, the sth instant, stout sixth the even lag Mr.Solime, hie wife, and the female 'errata hA the house and proceeded to the hones of a friend at Bottom. About Mae o'clock the same evening two respectably-dressed Ines left the shop, and hastily retreated from the pima Imme diately afterwards fire we. men to issue from the door, which wee Mica open, and before the eaglets had time to reach the seem of the disaster, the whole hulldlus became enveloped in 15.... After the examination of upwards of twenty wit area the COMM' summed up the whole of the voluminon• evidence, when the jury reamed the following special --. 4 That the how* was wilfully set fire to . by the two rare who were seen to IMMO the homes, but there Irma not :silkiest evidence to prove who they ware." Mr. Lewis, of Ely-place, attended for Mr. Solana Kr. Lea—l MS • kind of actin head agent. TM Cams Wooer—A what ? Kr. Ls—MM acting need Itinerant agent. (A laugh.) Ma Oomaintoser—A triad of acting head Itinerant agent ! Ter wars ? Les;--Tor cattle lasnrsnos companies. I have made r war r 1,2001. a yam The Cammiesloser—Ton have not fulfilled the condition spas which yea ebtelasd_prcreaction. There was no meeting in your case Se-day, sad snot order your diaz.harge. OPENING THB COURTS OF LAW. This being the drat day of Easter term, the second term of 18.58, the Lord-Chancellor received the kids'se and other dignitaries of the law, at his reei leece iaßatte-equare. Am this was the ant time Lord Chelmsford has had the opportuni:y since his accession to the Chanoelionhip of receiving his professional brethren, there walla L►ger attend sem than is weal on such oecemite& Indited, the reception, as regards her Majesty. counsel, was the largest which any of them remember. Immediately after breakfaat the equity and common law judges proceeded in state to their respective courts, for the purpose of formally opening them. They were conduotad through the various parishes through which they had to peas by the parochial authorities. Owing to the extremely fine weather, Westminster Hail and its vicinity were more than normally crowded by specta tqrs, and considerable anxiety was evinced to see Lord Choices:4rd, the new Lord Chancellor. Lord Campbell, the Chief Baron, Mr. Justice Erie, and Mr. Justice Crompton, being occupied on the trial of Bernard at the Old Bailey, did not arrive with the rest of he Judges. i Atlantis and Lwow^ the 04. 14 Tetrorts b dri I llooLlor.$00• la 4. p.c. I Do. •44 004140 • i Do. 4• . gorilla Lt. a n IL 4 Polla Do.is. Nod ~ ( 11eie0ili p. • bk.. 1. ondorsod by L. EL. I Do. Jot, L LITS. illoPo Do. Goloosts Joao 1. Lilt II . OK* Toms I Dti l irwr costral Oa ILelr4 io; ladlis Po. Islowica DoL4O p. DOL. pop •ldoilb i gu. IC ot Do. r : i Mr, toe ogliks 4. oL hat. Leas Do do. IL 1044.41 L Gnat Lew Posloolo Da Sow Do. do. GC WPM OusaL Orgia De. Now. . De. oft ith 00 Do. ea mo iv. o. 40 Do. do T•willovil op. Do.lo pot* 11‘..441.7T Mader ftoe. 44 pre int Do. prowl. Do. 44 per awl MILL Do. id lizL dos. x Do. ar r ii. di =wt Lug UAW Dad. Ilarlitt=it. _ Sdmis qv& pet NUL .. ........ D. Pordamb ...... De.ladsk.VitolUs gra pe Trios64.llAmMad.ll•lo.. LINES LBAIND ♦i rd by Mr. Matar 'lfni alas rev mat at Braces li on wt I accwropaidei let my wife alma het we should efi the Cali Salami wowt shape. ma.. what Grote No wear& raw Plird Plerri We end Al Pia"' Imel bee be mama by atinA W la kW 1833 MO I IPA igtutra. We ussi Iller kedges' dal I. I did NA lam ir them. IWO :aid the rliod i Aral OW geormil eas sloe so al FIRE AT BuIITON CONSTARLE.—Last melting (Wednesday) • fire was dim...eared in the Old Hall of z nrlon Ctrosial , le. in Holdernere, Yorkshire, the seat of Mr Clifford Constable, Bart. The damage, however. is itadantood to have been confined to Lady Coostable'a bond*, and the conee rva t or y. Th e library had • narrow wrap*. Tlia family had kit for London only is Tuesday. The ball la situat ed about four miles north of Hoodoo ;Itle • large ancient mansion, with two fronts of 191 het and 183 het, and • mere at each corner. It was formerly the seat of Ike ancient family of Cliff rd, and It contains many valuable =lfamily portraits, &c. ; and i n th e library it. aim 8. collarbone for • history of the country.—Jfee- Grardsaw. - --• RIOT %I. COLLIME or SURGEONS.—At a meeting of Q. council of the Colkee, on the 14th Mot, 14. Thome Wonaeld, oe of the samosa of St. Bartholomew's EOlOlll, I vao Meted a member of the Court of leamiesro b dm stator, oe , naioaed by the dooms, of Mr. Badamis Tenon, flo= &wpm to bor lloweer. On the ems samolom olts B iaa prise 'mammal/a to Mr. Alfred Poloml,sfOey's MomomMtal, for les may on pa shot wounds sad their West- en Deft d 1 Alu, Reseed re Lesion & I. Woolen! *********s tie Low dee sad JIRO Woolen* MO Oriels Jelks tie amairer_, usWi 'Vane. 84. Voles IL U.) belaineeiipeL le Unit affrea. x fieseomelowel Dossorer L111 11 3 k"" IfV. ) Lend= ilevenvieb it. Ikea ladern). tiDleee Trefeeensi Les, Mows & seweeme Re Polo mei 01.) E muse alma mem • Loin, pee Nal a maga. .a m. it L. a N. Wane & MN.) ■ llliftisn'are Roam Ito * IMarsdloodThweirillki Orelktenotee ineeemenglvest.lte ■ minim If embus& ree Ihnlers Olfte • oer 1 mow a wyr. - ITils Ile Les. * l X. woe bme. !amt.) aereeer. & OS* nelikeekooo.ll annum ■ ihroirenery sad Raeford Re Mr. T ■ Reath Eledearrelte lin • !Wks , ' na. IP ON& Ile 666M10s 6 Wing., WIND rd Moen 66 ilesetW Wilmbhasmad la66: llB =Zikad 1".. H. 11 110 14. so N. 5 14. 14 wow 14 14 3.4 . O. " 'IC 14. N 10.101 44 1.111 SO 10.404 N MOW N ll^ 140 LON 1111 4. N. LIM U UAW litil SWAN Aro sod U. Or ark Morris ark of Ork et SALMI. Omsk Ilia X. Mirk Orr Irtni s dik; Asirsikarlair rP i ob-Illak atik rZ l i ".°lBl4 Lead earil Corks J•11?=.: Gard W Dm.= Wma r rirk New Me WAIL Ovismal Brit Omr... se t Tiz a . sis. Doke of Andialk Do. Now Deka stin II May lawkw i -- 1 II u 2 1 " a 77 SI IS 111 1M IQ " U 19i IN lie U N Ili 114 N N =ill It lif Ift ad N N LOCAL 8.2tA11 MAALS2B. N N wz i pm 57 • 133 131 a U SI Si I I e • If 1.4 COLONIAL IDOVNINNENT ii i 61' 3 Two o'CLoci. lfi is A moderate amount of business has been done to- day in the mining market at the following quota tions:—Alfred Consols, 10; Wheal Charlotte, 6 ; Wheal Mary Ann, 431; East *Thee Rumen, 8 to 4; Great Wheal Alfred, 6} to 3; Wheal Wrey, 31 ,• and Wheal Trelawney, 26. Linares shares continue in demand, and are marked 9f. Fortuna have been dealt in at f prem. The Copeabora, from Melbourne, his brought 3,000 bags al copper ors sod 1,110 calms of captor. At North Dane Neettag. hela 11•30M47. the •thottoth Wowed • bairn et 41011.1 e. 116 apart the area • cell *I 0.. per then yea made. Dead =Naas the WA Skew et Ye a i rga iwy th. per we. 4 e thearlblueserel u teV el the Is UreN Math a nib Weer of OIL 1 6 3 is N. It gear Ilt Mae. r . oeillea th e: M . = tuesm n ei Name u tte s. r i fcati .. l b. so ma tretemi n. ne Se witlodll trWtr to the ebeedereneet ef the r ... e =s ei the et Nereete." • coal 1111seun. of the le mewl for the OW of confirming the theethe eretherwthe. 21:9EtION sr ir j ar 4 1 .1 tat= • 7.1 1 : vas ' r.i2i 4 t7tout .....: Toth. Oaths. NO . 2:11108 I Me......... : *** ** ** ** *** * : Nearettashal Do *** 10 A ..... IpWet! lyffeLl SU I Moe. I Oria . u6i . : IM aims Is ei Tr ass isklt i iiiiiiiici;iir Xili tot. 10/ said te UP tow. 11 10 Y U VI s u r.' W3DWUDAT The mining market remains inanimate and Gat, and the tendency of pries. is generally drooping. The principal transactions to-day were in shares in Alfred Consols, Wheal Trelawney, Par Consols, West Par Consols, and Great Wheal Alfred. The last mentioned, as well as North Basset and Wheal Kitty (Lelant), are cheaper. United Mexican shares were flat. English and Australian Copper met with some inquiry. it; IN 111 IN 01 IN IN IN Lynam% Anti 14-4 s ameba 4allird thot i ro mit tlba day pram. bat at On also thin tar near tieltaz. —IIINIma Ossalus t I,,eartatt Mom 141 Woos --DOA at Simi* 4MIL 44 0 4 ,-Grami Ti.a 0.4,4rui Ores. MINES-THIS DAY. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAT. MAZISION-HOUSE. AM Ryas was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with having Ws the City Bank-chamber% ke the pur pose el • robbery. Tbe , who take. are of the chambers, acid—On Waft at ten o'clock, I heard a noise, end went ewes mike I. ems what occeakoed it. I afterwards saw the prima la cemerdy, and inked him what he came thin P Mssstid, t• leak after his father. Mr. 21. Tense, towebest., of the City Bank-chambers, said—l maw the phew standing on the hand•railing of the stokers, 'Mead, Winding to get at the gee-pipe. He was in amy dwegereas pmeition. In answer to me be maid that In we wellies for another boy. Tits gas bracket was beat; ae doubt by a recent effort to dreg it Irma the wall. The Lcedilayor said that very dangerous mischief might have been the ooneequeuce of the attempt of the boy at the bar, as the gas would, if the detection bad not taken place, and a lighted candle had been by an accident brought into the chamber, have at once ignited. The bey's own life also wee endangered by tba attempt, which was in every re spect a very desperate one. The m oth er of the prisoner *Mended to ere a high cha racter of her son, bat the Lord Major put a few questions to her, from the answers to which it was evident that she was wholly anacqtunnied with the proceedings of the boy, or by what mimes he managed to keep body and soul together. Him Lordship said the falsehood told by the mother showed that the prisoner had a very had example before him, and was calculated to encourage him in the preence in which he had been det. ited. --- The prisoner wee thew sentswood to undergo imprimonment, with hard labour, kw eta weeks. WORSHIP.STILIET. A NOTILL VIIITT TO A COUNTY COURT. Owls Wood, a biackomitti, was charged before Kr. Hammll • :th beiag oa the premises. of the Comity Court, Shoreditch, for ea illopl purpose. Warms, 370 N, stated that while passing through Cluzles-egaare, between 1 sad 2 o'clock this morning be perceived shoat • pint of blood lying at the foot of the wall shuttle( oa the County Court, mod whkh is evmseely high., a quantity of mortar soottered on the pavemeat at once led him to believe that some burglar had folks from the top of the wall skim by accident at while pursued and ohniang some else, after the laps of two hour.,_ band the primer la b e d at a n o w, ions house is V the uieger-groesa. The ma bed a frightful injury over one .y. sad kis arms sad legs were dreadfully ex coriated ; for :these Works he would not sermat, and he was convoyed to the stances home. • cep sad has bar wine lowa on the top of the wall subsegonstly. Similsr iron bare were foiled at the primer's home, sad he admitted the cep to be hie own, but omitted that he did not know how it wee kat._ _ _ Theitritio;osTr;ew — seld be wee saietaken In supposing the cep was lola, though it greatly flgialiied it. And as to the iron implement, or how he got the *juke he now exhibited, he could not connotive. Yr. Hameln romatled the prisoner. ARMY ESTIMAIRL—Thin awning wu issued a statement of the proposed alterations in the army estimates for 1858-39. The proposed additions to the estirowee consist of 10,0001. br the purchase of iron ordaance, and 10,000/. for the Royal Military and Eked College. TLe proposed &duo- Mons from the estimates are Provisions, forage, feel, and light, on account of the transfer of force from various eta doss to ladle, 30,000 f. ; for.the purchase of gunpowder, &0., 10.11011.; no-krusing &hams on cast face of the TOW', 4,1044; new storehouses at Rotherhithe, 30,0001. ; purchase d halal Windsor, 11,2204 ; purchase of land as site torar. 4orradis at Glasgow, 28,0001.; rooting the Maur at l Ilishiseeem 2,0181. ; to wards the median of new barracks at Nottingham, 6,0004 The net mum proposed to be reduced is 110,6111. LONDON 13113f10111. 03111131711 Com rAirTr—Trak riselpis kr the meek mass 10th April, 10,4421.185. Id. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (IT BLBOTIIO TZLIORLPI.) MALTON SPRING MEETING.-THIS DAT. The following horses are here :—Strathniseer, Forbidden Fruit, Peto, Attorney-Onaend, Bird-in-the-Hand, Athlete, Evelyn. Hegira, Garnish, Ormolus Esuriens, Derkie, Howtowdie, Lizsie, Brown Bonnet, Prediction, o by Blaze, 2 yrs, c by Dania O'Rourke, 2 yre, Caliph, Captain Wedderburn, Hospitality, Massacre, Gorsehill, Dred, Chao- Hue, Commoner, Bradley, Bracelet, Amazon, Basilisk, sad nearly all the Welhans Cap horses. YORK, WZDNIIIDAY•KRIRIO and Baroda have left here for Epsom. EPSOM, W.DXZSDAT NIOWT.—Ths following horn. Lave arrive! :—llassrgna, Etoik da Nord. Keine. de Chan tilly, Polestar, Black Tommy, Coeval, Kilbride, Nevus, Gilliver, Harry Stanley, &nibbler, and Jue Slaters. On Tuesday, the 27th, Viscount Raynhsm will move in the House of Commons for a Pekoe committee to inquire into the condition and administration of the me• tropoliten workhouses, and into the general arrangecomde made and carried out by the parochial authorities of the me tropolis for giviog relief to the poor. Mr. M'Mahon will move u an amendment to Mr. Sprenter's motion relative to Maynooth College, on Tuesday next, the insertirm of the following words between the verde " fund " and " due " "and also the Acts for the Endow. runt of the Estsblished Church In Ireland, with a view to the complete abolition of Tithes." ROYAL COLLEGE OF SCROEIIINS.—The following gentlemen, having undergone the necessary examinations Sur the diploma, were admitted members of the College at the mesting of the court of examiners on the 12th Md., via., Meows. Charles Harrison Blackley, Manchester; Hugh ppeeoeerg~s, e Chepstow Monmouthshire ; Charles Senior, Brad plrtMorkshire ;Joseph Collings Grigg, Exeter ; John Ad elina, Derby ; William James Wood, Faster ; Oaghton, Etatherland unitive, Wsiwortk ; John J Duke, Newton Abbot, Devon; William Benjamin Win Bedford; Griffith William Iloborta,_Clyunisg, Carolinas shire; Edward Lynes, Coventry ; Hobert Wades Rood, Cambridge ; Francis Wilson, Iffinurithes • John Harisy, Ludlow. Shropshire ; sad Thome Mt/oho:am, Workbette, vabarlead. Tag t TE GUMMI PLANCHL—It it melancholy to think that a man alma faaneist of Intellect sad elegant* at tide should have died as kind, to the misery oosseqweit you prodigal self-headgemos. His father was as spathe eery, who Etruria to bring him up to the pink said mortast bat he pared his time at the Hook des n: Arts," in stead of the anatomical leotsre-reste, nod cap thooghts of medicine were given up or the swoons of some articles which appeared in the Artiste. This peoeured Ida" acne' to the pages of the Revue des Doss Maass gad the column of the Journal des Debate, in which the embryo of most of his criticisms have appeared. The boldness red fearlessness of his strietufee, as well as the motility of his erudition and the sonatas" of his taste, raised him to the first place u a judge of productions of art in the French metropolis; seven years which he passed in the niter's' of Italy having given him that extensive upirWoe with which the line-art critic cannot dispense. Bat hi. sottish habits were proverbial, his capacity for beer inex haustible, and the shabbiness of his costume %siderite; on the tactureeque. This dark Bohemian lib, nit is called, had, however,!the gala day.. When he ricaload payment of a good article, he would have a carriage at his door the Id thiamin the morniag end after paying acme Villa"' 10paktin and sculptors, would go to a cafe-restaurant ad have a breakfast of live-and twenty or thirty francs. After a few more visite, he dhoti at six at the Cali de Para in the Misa swamies meaner,, laying out ably francs; he Uwe sadad the main et a thaw% paying forty franca for the cariNe at the day ; bet balm the seat payment he was Fanny diabg at soma hmn64 miablistunent where laves sad inks were abased to the table. Once more in misery Plawits est to work with pest 'Moor, .ad he was *sea In the picture the liteurisa sad the reeding- wheat his e li bel N e b paisced his some money. Be again se tames of some gilded calf restanreat, end indulged is kepis sad trolled liiiels.—Jutish Orertstip IffittO fur Ara 10 t. 1 SI • COMMERCIAL AND MARIBTS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAT. Elooen.—The public sins are going cdr heavily, and prices an scarcely manned. Refined, needy; humps n uns quoted 64a. to 66.. Corsan—The public sale' an progressing without showing any material alteration in prices. TEL.—The market continues dull. Tha trade are buying radian to good Congon at low plow when Fund on the mutat. Common quoted steady at la. Rtes.-1,200 bags Bengal sold at 7a. to 6s. 6d. PIWINTO.-700 bags sold in pull° ode at 3d. to 346. per lb. Corrow.—No sales reported. Ornonz.—Jsznalcs sold at 84s. to 106 s. Cloves sold at a nada lower price, 24d. to 34d. BALTPIIII.I.—The late advance is implicated. Jura sold steadily at 10a. advance. Markets continue dull and tutintensting. TALLOW MARILET.-THIS DAT. The mead ir firm Prins ere quoted ss follows :—Tosru billow, 61e. meet age; Petersburg T.C. ou the get, 665. 9d. ; Atoll to luae, 665. ; July to August, 635. ed. , 04. to Dm, We. ad. to M. - METROPOLITAN CATTLE MAREZT. THIS DAY. We have • fair stTply of beasts. 'reds is very dull for thus, and Monday s prices were not maintained. Ms number of sheep I. considerably larger than for some dins = ript tLarge proporUon remain unsold. Priam for all are lovrer. Lambs and calves am also knrir. From Germany and Rolland there are 78 beasts, 100 sheep, and 161 alma ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 600 beasts; lidloh cows, from Unbolt* counties, 137. lir ekes d Ilk 5. 4. a 4. Pe dads Ulna L 4. a 4. == ., liar r. tare 4u: : MA sa As k1i544•6111 4 4 4 s twat buses 6es De. 0 ............ 4 - 0 4 4 AI UP : : 1 4 lostL. Mani DrDr Hakes& 4 • 111 , l4 4 I al meta% LOS ; 464. sad lambs, TAU; WM. U 4; Wm 1.4). BMITHITIELD HAT MARKET.—THIS DAT. Kr. B. I. Davis reports trade how r. Prisms miaow hay, 70s. to 755. ; sops/tor do.. 78s. to 545. ; I:ardor do., 50a. to Ns. ; rower, 50s. to 00s. ; clover, 85s. to 100 a. ; read oat, TOL to Us. ; Any, Ws. to 30a. It II II ILI I 11 3. _3. toe 1 PM 1 d 1 01 ll P. 1 1 01 ffi Li 10 NI 11 dle par ! I !!! m• I 1 4 4 vol pat 8 tom NXID UINTA i a 4ral Pi 1 0 MORAY A. IA itliel-THIS LAY. I wo o'CLooa. The funds opened this morning at an improve ment of 1 per cent., which, however, has not been supported up to the present hour. Prices are now quoted the same as they closed yesterday. The weekly court at the Bank has resulted in no alteration in the rate of discount. The New Indian Loan remains steady at 991 to 1. The government broker has made another invest ment in the Reduced Three per Cents. Console opened at 961 to 4 for the 6th of May, and are now quoted 961 tot; for money the present quotation is 951 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 951 to #; the New Three par Cents. at 951 to 1 ; Bank Stock at 220 to 2211; Exchequer Bills at 355. to 39i. prem. ; Exchequer Bonds, 1859, at 1001 to 101 ; India Stock at 223 ; and India Bonds at 18s. to 21e. prem. Turkish Six per Cents. are dull, at 97 to 1, ex div.; Peruvian Four.and-a-Half per Cents. meet with rather more inquiry. Other foreign stocks are quiet. Sales are recorded as follows :—Mexican Three. per Cents., 191 ; Peruviaa Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 82; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1001; Sardinian Five per Cents., 91 to 901; Spanish Three per Cents., 43! ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 261; Turkish Six per Cents., 971 to 974, ex di,. At:Paris to-day (Thursday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rents. opened at 69.50 for the account, showing a rise o sc. compared with the closing quotation of yes terday. The Shaftesbury has arrived from Melbourne, with 8,184 ounces of gold, worth 32,7001. The settlement now in progress shows that the public have invested to a moderate extent daring the last fortnight in some railway stocks, chiefly in London and North Western and London and South Western ; but the speculative operations both in this and in the provincial markets are still in an adverse direc tion. It is argued that the next dividends must be disappointing, the decline in the traffic having con tinued up to the present advanced period of the half-year. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was as much as 130,0001., principally ex the Copen hagen, from Melbourne. At the Bank of England yesterday the demand for money was brisker than for some days past, yet still by no means pressing. In the open market a good demand is also experienced, and the minimum rate of discount for choice bills is 21 per cent. The Alhambra has brought 8,6021. in specie from the Peninsula. On the Continent the exchanges on London remain steady. At Paris on Tuesday the ex change on London was quoted 25.10 for short, and 24.90 tor three months bills ; at Amsterdam, 11.72 k for short; at Hamburg, 13.4 for short, and 13.21 for three months ; at Berlin, 6.191 ; and at Vienna" 10.17. The corn market yesterday was dull, at last Mon day's rates. The number of floating cargoes of grain arrived at ports of call since Friday is 14. The colonial wool sales are fixed to commence on the 29th instant. The quantity at present arrived is 44,298 bales, including 10,967 bales from Sydney ; 12,807 from Port Phillip ; 1,909 from Van Diemen's Land ; and 7,480 from the Cape of Good Hope. The London and North Western Railway Com pany's traffic return presents this week a decrease of 7,9061., the Great Northern a decrease of 2,6181., the Great Western a decrease of 1,3411., and the London and South Western a decrease of 1,6441. In expla nation of the decrease in the Great Northern a foot note appended to the traffic return observes "April the 2nd was Good Friday on which trains ran only as on Sunday." This company'. return applies only to the week ending the 4th inst., whilst those of the otherlines are for the week ending the 11th inst. (Easter week). The decrease in the latter is more worthy of attention because the com parison is instituted with an ordinary week of last year. On the other hand it is but fair to point out that the setting in of more genial weather would probably be attended with a considerable extension of the pleasure traffic. _ _ The directors of the Pernambuco Railway have issued a supplemental report, in anticipation of the meeting called for the 20th inst. Attached to it is various correspondence interesting to the shareholders, but for which we have no space. This includes the report of the government engineer on the state of the works, &c. The company, it ap pears, have protested to the Brazilian government against the postponement of the commencement of the guarantee. The contractor has now applied to the board for an advance of 10,5001., upon the security of Messrs. It. W. Kennard and Co. ; and in consequence Mr. Kennard has resigned his seat as director, "feeling that his continuing to act as a director would be inconsistent with his position as surety." The shareholders will naturally be de 'irons to know how it happens that Mr. Ken nard, • director, is mixed up in any way with the affairs of the contractor, for whom he now becomes surety. It is worthy of remark, too, that Mr. Kennard's retirement it merely temporary, inasmuch as he proposes to rejoin the board as soon as the advance is paid off. The correspondence indicates that the contractor is per fectly willing, according to his own profeesion, to carry out all his engagements to the company, and that the Brazilian and Provincial governments, Le cording to the explicit assurance of the Brazilian Minister here, " desire to deal liberally" with the company. Tne amalgamation of the firma of Messrs. J. E. Coleman, Weise, and Co., and Turquand, Youngs, and Co., accountants, includes all the partners in each house. Mr. N. Loney is appointed agent for Lloyd's at Yloilo, Philippine Islands. The mail steamer Avon arrived at Madeira on the 18th of March, and left for the Brazils. A telegram, dated Lisbon, April 14, received at Lloyd's, states that " accounts from Teneriffe of 6th April give no intelligenoe of the Armenian (s.-s.) after her leaving Sierra Leone." WEDNZSDAT EYDRN4I. The funds were slightly firmer to-day, bat the actual improvement in prices was limited to 1-16 to I per cent. A complete absence of animation still prevails. The public do not effect important invest ments at present prices, although Consols now carry fully per cent. of accrued dividend. There was another purchase, however, by the government broker. -- ----- In the share markets the settlement formed the principal occupation of the dealers. Some invest ments appear to be going forward is Indian gua ranteed railway shares, especially in those of some of the smaller lines, which are relatively the cheapest in the market; but as regards English railway stocks, we have still to report a very discouraged market. Consols, which closed yesterday at 981 for the Bth May, opened this morning at 961 to 1, and, after several slight variations, closed at 981 " sellers." For money the last price was 96 to 1. The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cont. Consols, foe money, 961, 1,1, 1, # ; ditto, for account (Bth May), 981, 98/. Thros per Cent. Reduced, 961, 1, 1. New Muse par Cents., 01, 1,1, 1 ,1, 1. Long Annuities , ex piring in January, 1860, 11, 1 11-18. Bank Steak, 2201, 2111, 222. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Ex chequer Bonds, falling payable on the Bth pr oximo, 991, 100; ditto, Bth May, 1869, 100 1 , 101 1. India Loan Debentures, 991 ; ditto Scrip, 991,_ 99 1. The New Indian Loan was steady, at 991 to Exchequer Bills were quoted 36e. to 395. prem., and India Bonds, 17s. to 20s. prem. Turkish Six per Cents. were rather better to-day, closing at 971 to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. remain steady, at 104 to 1. Other foreign stooks are unmarked by any variation of importance.