The Express. — London, England, 1858-04-26 00:00:00

i,400 7E EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 26, 1858. PSI. I . • LAW INTELLIGENCE. . asestig. Be had Med amounts showing of r = SHAKE LISTEL-21118 DAY. IIII.MIN PAIIMAIONS. MONEY . re ars es it aker 4001. ; but the oModal reigns, in IPA I Raman I Ch ' in g " Ws I 1 / 1 1 4 1.1.1 iftellay. 14 0. 1 .• it earnest tett- THIS DAY. Vms la inarina thanx ---.-. mentality of Mr. Mr. Lora appear for the arigness. Two o'CLosx. we a =ler in. temenic The fonds thiJ induce the Home -...- Hr. Acne% at Perk-terniee, Regent's-park, was raid r the in s igeref Maeda ..• .am Lam, but il; a rases, and Ming asked what he wm, said he trued The railway share market to-day is very firm, I semasaatuatLasaa cent, but haws .vary meter the COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. the PihMe s....*-- ellied him 4 g" tieman * (iaiiiiL)Re mei and in many cases advanced prices have been • os. ANL Oiwital • I t a 44 De. de. X done of yes terda t the whole of the (siting , i n B anan. .._B a h n Lard Campbell an d ' a mn ia , in am ...ewe. His examination was me rel y to s h ow that established. Midland stock is in espec i a l it Wash lake Inn 11 -.- he mast attenti ve sessile articles of the bankrupt's, which wen tn kis De. New Wigtamen and Clocaptott.) nuttiest could mt bad b een given u NOneity for a .rao mibt ni- demand, and hatl risen to 931 to H. lin rt saw. as showing inc e came that 'total THE QUEEN v. EDWARD TRUELOVE.-LUIRL ac rd .-- t years ago. The witness had occupied •• portion Eastern Counties is also particularly buoyant, and see w G rEff ler, and that with AGAINST THE EMPEROR OF THE FRENCH. em s bankrupt's house, and had paid rent punctually, not- has advanced to 121 to 1 per share. North Eastern too IN m r,„ •. a I a stocks retain a 1 cumetanote under Yes. Edwin " own anal in int. rag., in nix" an win ,. withstanding the debt to Mai from the bankrupt. lbe fur- SO provement. *tired in the mos tsitars taloned to wirer. and Norfolk stocks participate in the upward move- I r, I J ":,', l tt 42"- , 77 - - im„ went. London and North-Western stock is m I tz os&tra a . . - - see Consols for tit there could be tan oat had been preferred against Edward Truelove, • Th e eurimia b m maimr.,„,,,4o,, nis d . N *St Ors i r accompanied the rimer and publisher, carrying on business in the Strad, now quoted 941 to I, being comparatively dull; Is 3 - 7 li .... to 97, are now del•court be had ba had to move for • ruis collie( upon the Attorney- Great IVattern, 561 to 571 ; Lancashire and York- l i t t o I. ;,..lteessi at her death was °corral to show came why the tadictment should not he THE POLICE COURTS. shire, 90 to 1 ; Great Northern, 251 to I per share ; se s Re. memmea a. that intention at and London and South Western, 47 to 1. no a paw a. a aka. gee per Cents. Red! tied at the sittings atter next term, either in Middlesex or * all essinte N., es sleat 11 7 1 i it wee intimated THIS DAY. Pernambuco shares are firm at i dia. Grand 10 b Gttotladts. , -Info ... = o pr the New Three I move tat to allow London, aa their lordships should think proper. ___,„,,___ 220 to 221 i ; H. no doubt that the Lord Campbell-You wish to aocelsrate the trial. Trunk of Canada continue in demand. The Indian mi lt I ( 1.:4 11i min.. ,. . °1•6 " • • a .- graveled murder lib. James-We do. The Widmer Is pestered ageism MANSION - HOUSE . lines are well supported. salsa p. sea Pen Ni Ai sit and Indian Boni imitted by the prl- t b a defendant for publishing-not writlarp-e peasphet, William &with, a tailor was charged with hertz:malted Its 41 Do ds. Iled Swan media 9 1 MI MIDINAIIi MAW AND ODOM& The new Indi Ann Edwards, **wife of * a tailor. They all I in the A river run Parr had some weaght ended " Yfrelleielde• le I, P/stilton BY W. I. Adams." ante hems in a court in Brom**, in which house, an lb. .121111.33=111W -- --7 - 1 - A ' le 1 1 it n , D3 * 27 ***** •••••—• l Pm IGO. era* character of _ as asylum in this Oa the 22nd of February Mr. Truelove was anseted on a ereeral War tailors resided and worked, then were frequent ' pub& misty that tamest granted by re pohce-magistrate at Dow-itswes, squabbles sad tome- :1 es 1 1116411,0•44 -', ' .. a •- - of osiai.li:;::: is isi i se at I id Turkish Biz 1 11 De. New.. * se wine a violent y i t l, , ,, a ny Num. a. v i ng b een Feeeieneiy i nnund. gad The Lord Mayor found it to be a very difficult matter to an i nirst..woot N all Do. Sit vatit: 4 li . l A 111 ul all Da. iio. 00 Ul Russian, Brazil d by mUslactory get an intigh/pble account of the assente• the wanen'e .. 10) 111 1 c 111 /Pd berme that mellieteete with the Pabilottlon• We rape went at so rapid • pace, sad described . so tray mat- i k a t nuaaa., 1114111471:44‘468.1 --- 1111 01 sal Do. de wined aw, IA IA KO ell MA pwitald‘ln.7l 9p. lel in demand. C several data beck lir on the Emperor of the French. On the 27th Fornary t iers which had no reference at all to the subject of cow et IN oatire• ;......._,............. IM I i leas MANNINIII. 44 waft me SO lie Sales are recoa 10 ell De. Iperesn.., NH_ A w day, sad r ap- tb a da m wag further heard, and the duandols was um plaint. He, however, collected qalte ansugh hum I- 1 ,!! otteTom me eeeeemn T .. : ~. i per Cents., 102; atne moue.; the summed to take his trial at the sessions of the Central the nasa• to g 4 abla him to tied& that the 49- I rii ta.:l? , Hudoa . i . - - C 1 De ast e lsr - 1"1 1 1101 /04 and 1839, 1011 ties wee that heender had acted with violence , to which be had two- Criminal Caere . o The defendant retained counsel. end Moen" Lary Wen excited by the virulent organ of the wontamwhieh ...le ..e rt 11.....ti{ A ta - IT -. 10 11. „.............11 . it• 7 ". E 10 1 10 1 N.Drneinterns acoonnt, 80 1 to the maul allow- SO t tar. I lun ita eZt : i t cerferohle eelleelee lel Perrient for hie trial at the forth - never owed to play during the balf hour s infliction upon '"' s li • 741 Z1 -"" Dutch Two-s• ed he wee told by t „... WASS 1731 10 fa Net lumwes - - treat the regret . comesg &mime , bat the crown removed the indictment to his lordship. me see aster •1M elf so lo eases Ons. / pan cent. .. I It ma change 12 IL); era, hat they would this court by ce dared. The affidavits then sat out that an His lordship, in the course of the examination, begged a Ile rum omen .. 114 IN Nam DON. Om • I so, sad the re- e a, ~, ~k, b y t b a da nn i nni to the crown to ewe who three or fore *mu__ -- 0, .. the complainant would permit hint_ xt 6 WIN, ..... ...... • 1 1 1110 Oates, 99t ;Pm ring re lam tort- re the sailor of the pamphlet. te st pat In a word or two ; but there was no abatement of tin. s ilo I n n , yes Itt al" - 19 11 g g U 20 5 De. resiiiiii_,* : 1 D it o ja Vt imm. nsuci= . 7 i ... (April 30), 561 atm all last of firs of her eloquence. to. lOtt less Imandre • we s In NI bah. Tr arr. Lord CamPbell - We err , enter into the merits of the The drandant-My lord, you see how unesanapteble she L PL it Ildi n r4b 'b ribi rom. 4lll = o ; Ili r 1 46; Russian Fi I area the pietism ma la. She doesn't know what she is talking about. 101214111 OBLIGATION& Fonr-and-a-Hal as the latter reeile- BL-- 1 2 i Orm 4 rNeetb ll6l.6 sillitamdl W"un t: le 91 Yes. Jamert-I re rearely going to state that ars an Th• "id Ma y er-Sh e ham eoneimed me. noteitbetandind Ki nd Gnat Jinn . ln l i b an I/ IL Td. 1 2411111•11. i °WU WWI. I BMW Five per Crete arm he bed any TOW print coatradictica, that you require to be bound over sew wee made by the defendaat, end that the writer i com - r t taba „ a . ; yo be made to know that I t n LI De. t l7 i l e l s s .....061=3.9:: - = Guaranteed Feu ly nine Its could el the pamphlet lid come krward to rave bin from the th ens fora most aailor to strike woman. (Gra: Is. i lte GC es:lase sristirri.i wan me; Via sie___jsr ...... = - sad sewn Kea el is ewes Weem..• - • promoation. The afildavite also slate cast tae didendent hinghtew. °seamier reeesellisee - -• Peek the les wieseellue Si se es a a At Paris to I will by = w e bed been such priosslio* and Innen in Ms beim% by Der I a"er mimed my bend to herr my lord- all Isowerar The lard Mayor-la it probable that she would ban 141 Ds. Aden • - 4 all G. leziabeiwskpar Nal 11 reseiska should be the delay which had already takes plain end last be will cony hen to exhibit her swollen face if you had not given ni.. a l a : innaniana Do. limi aa n n ada,,, a li " 12 0 1 . NI ss l e o 4 . 1 1 1 i k . 6 . mm1146 IAL 11 omw fa , sllmiiii..* * . 111 i Renter's tel lee by meting, " Not be SW more *areal, if there is aay farther b ar y men I peril ... - at 69fr. 250. : no may be gives to 111 II De. in i i die j. delay ill the trial of the case. He states tines Dag - gins snatched my Me, sad I only bald up 7Dsde it ONO- m co g sem& -r i o'clock were qui d, is a satire of the tray of his creditor have already seat In thAr my Wed to diked myself when sits ern pimp against ray, AI lesileamd lasenall AMA .150.... ... A sa Iferesnefessesslyeet. W 111 shows a decline • bee so other ren- atennte for payment, and rat he cannot procure the me11..1 ... ..ehe ha 7 A.... ehe VI to WINE_ eig. ft lit = 9 l l i ii raminses. I , 411 ISi le all p... 5 . 1=4 , 1 . 4. ii ., a. sad a eister. Mr weber, medit of re ore by reason of that grasser= Ini- Tbiinad id a y,''''l waa b a i :b ain "" F = 4 ` . " /l a tat a De. 1 As h es 2 n o — 5p.... - - price of Baruch lather wee that of • MOM roast over him, and h• therefore sake le hine the Wel month s . and T beau, bad mom orampbists o r as Isseamemese 1 .1 Limb" Velum " 1 NI 31 44 10 an ma. ... 4 ...,.... .4 UI About 38,000 4 all nerd I trees=:: - - • which be bee been so all iteethemet sm." 101 nt Saturday. lla Zeeland would Araisiad 6 " the sitting after this tem , rillting the it the red videos, of tailors th an of all the ether bells yet 1 IN e b eige..M. B .l le r o t a . it at , Go "Mar imearlll sant - - The Calcutta .diary course of proeeding it would probably net tens pre together. You most enter lab 7 01 1 , 1114 N *III st s/I W.l It.W. of Posse les 101 lli Ice some reams or in to him. and he mail the Ora week in July. in the aim of tr. to keep the peace fo rs :Tr als onthix daihndmi Do you 1 V i r i ke,..l peas s ee ...eh I AvriAny• • know what the meaning of that le P ,:c , pan °nun tr 7 that Lan Cassuf Avis m .....1t....1 :.s. ..--.1. d, is • satire of th• • Ms so oars ma sad s elatar. Wry was that of s side! be ass bass I Is lisglsad would kw sows rams or dos le Ida, sad as airs °Pastry lore sow MI Lads for ry, as/ rear ming al th. Was ha Ight of totedm arisr, the Mil be swab, sad N. Tbs pagan Lard Campbell—Hann conselted with my teethe% too en 611 anainoes bi Waling that there is ao it the applicelica. If there were any delay as the pert at the awn tending to a deePation ben the adirry look of neendleg, tea cons would ante., her the n >W her none, and We awe ions be triad to the ante ~se se 6U others. If you apply to the Attorney-Omen sad obtain his soursit to an earlier trail, of coons the court will War psa so ohneike. bet I sow see so pond for on later- Inane Ise the paper of forcing as the tral with greeter et celentioe that my ether ems of the some Was. _ _ Doasokol—Sho wracked my face, sad I way bed up stiy Wad to &had myself whoa ohs ems pimp against me, sad V is bad say demo as ad it Is hindt. comeadmi-1 cal, wain ID be petoolodl to Wm The Lied Wayor—l have boa *lift lias he owe mouths, sad I had more examplefste el the drnaltennea aad vi denee of tailors than of ell the Ober Medea pat together. Yon most eater into your ha the sum et 'Of. to keep the pros for mon Nc T imi a lsibadm* Do you Snow whet the meaning of that is Defradeat—No, not way, my lord. The Lead Mayor—Thos if you act ~ffensively to this or any otbse woos, for Ix ashadar months you will be called spr a t= eau of 101. And who can I get to pay 10/. for net (Lneginsfl The Lord Mayor—lf you repeat such conduct, that yes must go to prison and remain there. Cliarks Fox, barman to a publican in Hottndsditclt, wu. charged with having stolen • shilling. The prisoner had been suspected of diaboneety upon two or three occasions, end another barman saw hiss coma a shilliag, for which he bad given change from tiro till. The prisoner said it was true be bed stolen the shilling, but it was the only money he hod sew taken. Sentenoid is implisostment for two months with hard labour. ui 17 1 !fflicimOt, Nosi76 :I:erthari M wlial mai am b ii ft ,ut tt i h hove ...ma . The prwoo= t6.urbs nod td others who on a Sad, the muscular owboosto almost to oil the throat of say 01, would opsedtly Mr. Jostles Crempatts ehasuedthat se egneieljories were sexamosed at the @Bangs Asir the pant tins, end that it as trial did sot take piste Wanly, then wield he no delay, tied nodule** tram the regular course. The agslicaties woe therefore refaced. IS ClliaLLU /P/LIDIRICK Mr. Flood applied to the court to give instructions to their mimetic:sr to obey -j elder *hi& had been made !n this ere by Mr. Baron Wane, at Chambers. The learned Urea, be rid, had directed • meticenri to iseue to remove the retard from the Laud offlt. Hales to Win court, and bad also granted a habeas corpus to bring op the body of the defendant. The delesdant was tried in the island on an in diaconal charging him with felony, but the jury only found him guilty of misdemeanour. He (Mr. Flood) wee ate loss to understand why the order of the learned judge had been disobeyed, ea he was prepared to show that the court bad joriedietion in a case of this nature. Mr Justice Crumptso said en application in the same cue bad bees made to himself at &anthem but he had refused to make en order. He @apposed the parties had bees more sue rueful before Mr. Baron Watson. Ltd Campbell —What jurisdiction have we? Mr. Flood—l prseume this question hoe been decided by Mr. Baron Watson grunting the order ; bat if it le your wish I am prepared to show that you have direct jurisdiction. Lord Campbell—Under an act of parliament? Mr. Flood—No ; under the common law. Lord Campbell—There Sr. certain prerogative writs which run over the Channel Islands, but I was not aware that our jurisdiction extended to the island of St. Helena. Mr. flood—There are instances in which the court exer cised jurisdiction in cases scoring is Majorca and Minorca, V and also is Calais , when them pieces were in poseessiou of England. The !muted gentleman then said that as Mr. Baron Watron had, in the exercise of his discretion, puled an order, it would be extremely inconvenient d the officer of the court refused to obey it, on the ground his is h opinion the harmed judge had decided wrongly. Lord Campbell—l think if Mr. Baron Watson had teen informed that a judge of this court had refused to accede to a hailer applicati.o, he would not here overruled his decl aim, but would have referred the parties to the hull court. Mr. Fl.snd said he dal not wish to avail himaelf of the Maned judge's order if their lordships thought that the googlies of jurisdiction should be argued before than. The case wee use of great Lordship, u there was no court of arta inthe island. _ N. arnrrlit6.i D. Do. 110.1 1 31.16 .6 .4. 13. L awaiwaw , ' North a. Mows Jam. I She* Wallas of Detsatieo, prior that ha was routed aline, bat after hid oa d t dti 'ultimata the pries rirtissin• • Bil?i• . liter his nark: tievielted by a priest end no then 'wad rad that a priest of irce.s to him. Mr. r Cardinal Wiseman 0 upoi the subject, a Houma catholic It~tttan catholic mad he haa beset dace. It appease ed been an attempt a to promlytise the the Roman catholic teediess to state that much an icupresstut. pea: to bo there It estop regard to the is being a t.relKner, a potlemsn named nation arab rho pri ma character. It 4100 prisoner was unable the cell an Italian n rend Rise thLuebt train' was put upon the Ergheh set of lb. lapriage, Sol. sad alto the fur ~.ev,ral day. to any ,mplsint tree It also appeared haadynticir sad in le prisoner. end in lain " Salvation by 18 shown to the pi munds upon which rueslytiee the pi ! seem that Mr. to the subject and to the Secretary of rive of this, It was put in poosasice of reit? Lerreeara, Mr. odersheetlls, Maim sol, on Thursday, la . Ilta rook was to that Qom bad sot with tie religious lode a statement to melts. CLERKENWELL No mILY LINDING. • very raspectably-atured man 'Wild to Mr. Curtis, till sitting =stomata, for a warrant for the apprehension of a man, or fir his worship's advice under the followbsg cir etunstances The apiceat stated that about two months since he saw and t in one of the newspapers headed " Im portant to money-lenders," end it was to the effect that the advantage required • loan of 407., that he was • respectable tradesmen in a large way of bminess, and only wanted the loan for • month, and that be would gin • bongs at IW., and depoidt very valuable security if the mosey was advanced. He (the applicant) in about • week attar be bad men the advertisement, answered it, and shortly aflame& • mes celled upon him, and after WOW converse non mid he would borrow the money, but as he only wanted the loan for • swath from the day onwhich the advertise mese appeared, end • week had Mem elapsed, be could only afford to give • bonus of 8/. for three weeks. The applicant advanced the money, and reosived sectu.ty • cheque upon • bank and • quan tity of pawn tickets for jewellery, the understanding being that the borrower should call at the time stated and pay the money. As be did not call he (the applicant) made inquiries about the cheque, sad found it was without the slightest vales. These being the foots he wished to know bow he was to set. Mr. Corns—You mid you had a number of pawnhrokers' dapticates: are they also rains? Applicant—Not the slightest. The feet Is, the jewellery is pawned far more than its mine. Mr. Corrie said the applicant, if he met the man, had better give him into custody. The applicant said he was but a poor man, and had feat all the money he was possessed of. In a similar mu, which ma before hie worship a few days previously, and which was reported in the public pram he saw that when the man was discharged, Mr. Wakeliog, the solicitor (or the prisoner, said be should take ulterior proceedings. Mr. Conie said the applicant bad better communicate with the police, for this case was a mach stronger one than that before him • dm or two since The applicant said he Ehould adopt his worship's advice ; and having thanked him far his attention, retired. Justice Crompton said be told the parties that ha thought there was se appeal to the Privy Council. Mr. Fi•HIll wee infortned that the Privy Council had rs hued to entertain an appeal. Mr. Justice Erie observed this the learned oatmeal had 10 loess stand, until be showed what the law of the place was, end how it had been violated. Lord Campbell mid that when the great Emperor Napo leon I. wan confined at St. Helena, the law of the place was regulated by an set of parltament. Mr. Flood said that act transferred the jeriacliMim over the island to the crown, it being supposed that it previously belonged to the East India Company. The court directed Me. Fined to bring the case before the court in a more regular form fur its decision. Apphretion refused. lacouaa aiiWai 1 istuaaboara. a Ilisarassa. Booth Booth Nutors Booth Mao loollaorkah.t Divot D Doo . d oil =Roktootos. Ds sod Darlooho 1•• Toe Us )111 blood So ii UR • all 01 all 10 00 $ ell II WI 10 all ire 100 too 100 100 Waterford sad ClQreae7. Weturrord .on Llsoends.. Want Omen ...... . W. lode leartkerwlel P. Do. • I ao Ur. ttll 71 De. Hi ma. paid WE ILliaill Mild a Mune{ p. 0.116 Men a" l i rstl^e 2 —A • s.oL Dual.Porth, - 11Ter. ma Kan Amain. %4 p. a Do. I p.c • el Omens Mc. p.a.No 1 Do. do. N. t I Do. Now 4p. Own Ia I Crum Dana apt Ont N. tounanka, I pat dna Dna. k Onnow. I p. Oen. 1 idle . Porn. Dead.. 4 p. a Gnat Norther% I par t Do. 4 a red. at 10 p. 44. pa Do. le p pot Ont. Do. 3 J anet N. Bcotlaad. It rte. Kit. I. a W. Ilronadj i t o t . O.Wolllkeal et. laa rodent. pat Do. I p. . Dane. a radon 44 p.n. Do. nay. anima 4 p. a D .. torodoon. p 4x NM. EVAriref. &awe. do. do. 4p. a Bblang. OM. ell& Do. Obadar Oua. Rim Do. do. do. Da do. do. ... - Lam a Yorknin 6 p.c. Bt Wan Helga° n• 44 6.N0l Do. Nom Oen 6 pos 61. I Do. as 6 pot as No. 4 LL.N.W.Oov.a= I aS.W. Tp.a 14 ban a. ' tundotantrynd Oda a i i iraatb.= De. Landp. as I X ra l D*. disod;=. 4.. 4:11.1. dp. 0p 01 .. th at sara Do. C0n...... 441. 114. & IL I p. a 00.4. 1 k1i5fi11.". . De. :444. 1111411112 !:1,: 1ti:ah1 :.71 11 7 4 ). 7.1 1 . 7 47 1112L 1int i 1 :/ : . Do. kV: l int,t;i! trizati asailik Wang fivr inie rrat Siall, pi. Tjar AiNtalal Vaiat. hot. . Da. lt moist hat. Ott IMO Dow plied 46 p. a it. illit. Mad. lna./1.6.61 kar.A — p.,'...:;.:: Watts ant. 4 pot a Dap pr IMMIL ... inn Vann , . pAL:Fon . U i '.l. s= a U Ir I 4 lis filie chapel Euler errosou but Paths' the day, and re- 107 li 661 IT 1: 6P a 6 ` TO 71 Bt tl' 7 lOb $ 1$ U X iI s is * lt I - IN i 11 1 1 0 N 110 111 UT 110 LISIII 137 it, the erection of ty evening. :8 DAY.) morning at New *moot Motive to t►e not the isteolice COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. (Sittings in Banco.—Brien Julian Crowder, Willes, and kiss.) IANVONII AND ANOMIE& V. VII NAVIN= COMMIS lAILWAT CONVA3 I I.—.APPLIC.ATION VON AN AITACI. NAST. Mr. Atherton, Q.C., end be woe isetrneted to MOT, for • MIA to show mom why a writ of attachment should not be honed egoist Um chairman, deputy chairman, and certain ditectem nibs Eastern Counties Railway Company for dis obeilemes lea estein est of inj auction ; and slim for so order threedeg the minas by the company of 2001. • day, puss.. Mat Is the tw os of the injunction and of the Railway and Carl TreMo Aat, the 17th sod 18th Vic., cep. 31. That set provided that railway companies about(' sot show pertielity to any person in their arrange meets kw IteOlViag and forwarding triadic, and it May should du so pectins 3 gars • remedy to posies whored. It was gernii•si that • writ of in jmiction amen item, end that it that writ was sot obeyed, the mart sight dirt, t as order for the payment of the sum which he bed snittonn. The rule for an iojunetion had been made absolute on the 23th Petatuoy, ad the writ lawn oo lb. 20iti March. The ground upon which lb. writ woe itqauied was that the railway company bad made a sone f charges for carrying cools upon such • principle mto eunouregs t h e 'unborn, coal Inds from Peterborough at this espeose of the trade in sea bone esol Iles Ipswich ; and llwt court in riving ,udiresest said that the sans of charges was such as to &prim tbcse whoa business woo to send coals horn Ipswich of the posession of those return advantages of greater proximity to tha sea which their brainy (Avg dies. Mr. Justice Crowder—lf they have not obeyed the writ of enures es iejoselloo most isms ; but I wanted to know in what respect the compatly has disobeyed the writ. Mr. Atherton said that tbe old mob of eherge• impedol the complelemota is aver bonnets of amyl" teal to Stow - /earls, Bery, Madleigh. Needham surbst. sad Won piss i flodoik, sad that tas amps hid woo the iajonett.m mad* as antenna i liir MID of darn.% yet it would appear that that saw scaly labia Its would head up to their lordships, WI the grievmso &sort sad was, in fa t. • mare sonsioe ieseinuelit so k still &minefield the natural advantages which the tail desks at Ipswich had by re .acin of their proximity to the see. Mr. Jstice Crowder laid that tits lasenal teanad take a mho for as attachment, and as to dal duo whist W that the aeon mot ardor Ohs peorsend at sma sat osetedisi 200 L a der be sight pot that Is V b plead, het of c.miss that wand a astied de the dollies of tha east who* ear.. was shows. kale on grasp.. In J IN la too is! 5 ii LIT 111 1110 111 101 101 * a at ui oo i To 4 nw. so 117 84 41 le 17 1 101 74 LH 178 US AO her ht the set olt 0, dazing which he eh, sad this Mew M is matelfortory, kw meet coefeased that mast 'Lima b tbe !witted that be 124 wards robbed her. ii 'a I i " M IM 90 101 91 6.1 14 19 IN IN Si 07 U *I du g `-pit IS is tp_ 104 EN n.•. the culprit it Fetter airily our, laablo d food Out ass I. aocuptad a Sea a calla& works w nal at aalf 'hood immailmaly A ocatissod is that ✓hea b• got q ' 1 " le ha was raised . bt it ef caul mad— Mat he warmed a ana eohohe primt. rallod at no prima • r. Mph. d sad mei is the cell with At. , Hr. Al.lrroote sed 1.r.1, end Hr. Usder r *ryes o'clock. the risme!' cal. pp-ercd to Moscow .l.lsog a orlva eon" bitterly. sot core.rd by the non aims piper to Father 12 oleo welshed ea I. Aa suited It it..l It Toe lOW nplisimill I"lttfa y mettast: j i g s WNW • ~iaa , w, sad" di urolar roes( side a la. taw is We*. e tba wile* of Ihs I.r of Lea Waal. toWil 'We COURT OF PROBATE. (Before Sir C. Cronstivii.) 1: 1 1 , 111DALI. V PRIOTO4 AXI/ arms. This nom • bnotoPoo of rotten (a Nolan% sates the trfil of kro Ehostonn W.otl, lota of 38, Upper Clowirninot. Tb imaroloont ono deed on UM Ilth of Deembir eed it broposathrd lin viral, MIS heaseettro /"I"t7 to hot bream, Mr. P miko bed '114.1 with bow for nosy yowl,t offifl who bed slow Ma. Tip ere woo parented by Mr. Dbrodalko. the ronstor of L. Pnofoo, lad Mho oast soft of Ms bad boo oaly 'WC Mr. amMoil the mowing_ viismai. Pond to the tonna ozosoiboo of Mho *M. rof Dr ems flooloodl robs.* so your& COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. 011.6“ Mr. arruhrkerr Osollina.) 011 RS MOVIAPTOW. IWOIIIO was dooorMod so • omit owl asiboloor of romoommo. 114gracrIsrli. This WOO OW IWEBOSOW r. - 11ulay ia tie asaria = -- I Ponissalst Ng 1, cassis Clabehigh li. Namara. mill& Cam. IC 144. 4 s 13 possotra•• was biselloi l' 6l° r . st ~11 wog& ba l re I. £ Ligiab of fibs QssosOsss io• Rtes rale. Ivo " rp, tbs moo 410/ 018 IR 111 126 1 11 II 10 11 2 V 4 I 101 14 ail is Tsa l as a TORII.. RA/LWATI. Kt li SU I • 47 I 741 ► 101 In LUMP Opted iPI PIP. • Do. I pot . .... Do.? pot cent tit:Wilma) . lOM Do 101 aoL Warp M Plo. pad...... ... Do. OP t UP* Do. Do. 100 P kichlea a. ek m a d mam Met [PI PM Do. 100 ael. .... irtifk OMNI Ow lank. Bt Is Yid rrcs Do. 1 Do. llll Odo D ial Doaa s oz L • osd su 10.100 Nue to u UMW 19 00 LON 10,1109 10 19.000 10 Iv . 8 . .016 IN 980,000 11.000 90. IS Pa .000 0 6 M, MAI 9 IS. 90 IN 9' I 99.___ Limbed at 114ple DD► * ' J. 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IS IS M ell =lead KeditorWiaiii MD A Nara* wed Wes a A 1 .. de. • ver «4: hit lgi Ni CI al ell willow el *ewe l7l ill * $ DIX NW Nene _.. - - Pe ga; Norwooles *vet PM. 5 tr 3 Is all 43355./543 . .ii 555 111 lb M. ow 11 0 Pwistad Odor 33 5 sae. end kw riiiiimei 111 1: Moe _ irensubsc ix dievih' s. e. 1 ide erd - 1. , 2 80w1..... 4 .2 li derbetvti:;. -. .--:: ,I Y Iga De. 141 pie wee. Piaii 1 ell emellem oe *ewe. ISIII WI Wei *Won - ..... ell De. Id por woo. IP= IR .1 Weelers is I. b. et 211 la W. limas of 4. 3 64 - - M A liameadimisamira - ... -,-.....5- JOIN? MOIL BAIIIIII. N. I a t .. 5 lemea 1 Pd. IQ. pion. I Yu. iM.M.bab Atortart:lU. ww.besit i i a at - ITS art oe lambs .... MI a i a WV i *ll.oBl.llwlekLa.o. e.l .. -. kWh 11. 4aelos . . an - 434 111 ad us. me_ Obael. WM of iodise. badoelikaadeblae 16 II 2. Rs 11, R • =— le am.ciii. 111 331 mi of layntawafse all - - parked Awl 535 355 Is TIVCS: . 1 1 = = will/oeIwWWW * :-. 41 ta s" . .... "Wr ii a iis :: : : a 5 I, I. oss. Orlosial Poi Cler a Iwl F 1 1 I* Premeds/ 1 r i i.welwed ee I I k a V Ds bow —.. - -. N Seale Awania al me .... 461 °w 55.11 looms* oo a Do. Now • Q35.,33 3i:4i: 2 =kerbs a 14 :.1. li Fos Si li WU Si s' yo: TB ei' q 41 eo a SS if a 1 1 1 1 i • s i N 41. 151 15 MONEY MARSH?-THIS .I)4Y. Two claw& The funds this morning temporarily receded I per cent., but have sines recovered to the closing quota tion' of yesterday, at which the marketis now steady, although the Paris Bourse is reported by telegraph as showing increased flatness. English railway stocks retain a rather decided tendency towards im provement._ Consols for the 6th May, after receding to 961 I , to 97, are now quoted 97 to /. For money the present quotations 97 "buyers" Th e Th ree per Cents. Reduced hare been dealt in at 951 to 1 ; the New Three per Cents., 951 to 1 ; Bank Stock, at 220 to 2211 ; Exchequer Bills at 341. to 395. prem.; and Indian Bonds at 17a. prem. The new Indian Loan remains steady at 99; to 100. Turkish Six per Cents. are quiet, at 971 to 98. Russian, Brazilian, and Portuguese Bonds continue in demand. Other foreign stocks are inactive. Sales are recorded as follows:—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1021, 102 ; ditto Five per Cents., 1829 and 1839, 1011 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 80 Chili= Six per Cents., 1031; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 661 (ex change 12 9.); ditto Four per Cent. Certifl. oates, 994 ; Peruvian Three per Cents., for account, (April 30), 561; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 46; Russian Five per Cents., 1101 to 111; ditto Four.and-a-Half per Cents., 101 to 1011; Sardinian Five per Cents., far account, 911 to 901; Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account (April 30), 1041. At Paris to-day (Monday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rents, opened at 69fr. 25c. for the account, and at half-past one o'clock were quoted 69fr. 20c. The latter quotation shows a decline of 6c. compared with the closing price of Saturday. About 36,0001. in gold wu sent in to the Bank on Saturday. The Calcutta and China mails are expected to reach London about the 29th inst. The Persia, from New York, is reported to have brought between 1,0001. and 2,0001. in specie on freight. The other imports of the precious metals an nounced last week have been to a fair extent. Oar list includes 190,4001. by the Maddalena, from the West Indies, &c. ; 1,0001. by the ty of Baltimore, and 71,7001. by the Vanderbilt, both from New York ; 61,2004 by the Der went, 27,2001. by the Angleees, and 36,3001. by the Albion, all three from Mel bourne ; 17,8001. by the Pere, from Alexandria ; and 23,0001. by the Armenian, from Africa. The total value of the week's imports is about 418,0001. The Custom-house weekly statement of the ex ports of the precious metals direct from London in cludes 28,280 ounces of gold and 120,000 ounces of silver, representing a total value of about 140,0001. The silver was despatched chiefly to Hamburg, and the gold to Boulogne. The particulars are as fol lows, viz.:—Gold coin to Rotterdam, 100 oz. ; to Boulogne, 22,180 oz Gold bars : to Boulogne, 8,000 oz. Silver coin : to Calais, 3,000 oz. ;to Bel gium, 4,400 oz.; to Rotterdam, 1,000 oz. • to Bou logne, 1,800 oz. Silver bars : to Hamburg, 110,000 oz. The steamer Trident, for Hamburg, took out 8,7191. in silver on Saturday. The Sultan also takes 18,6731. in silver for the East The total aseertained shipments of the week, as officially reported, are thus raised to about 168,0001. Via Folkstone, some moderate remittances of newly-imported gold have also been made to the Continent. The adiourned half-yearly meeting of the Per nambuco Railway Company is to be held on May 11. The annual meeting of proprietors of the Provin cial Bank of Ireland u called for the 20th of May. The second ordinary and extraordinary meeting of the shareholders in the Lombardo-Venetian and Cen tral of Italy Railway Companies i called for the 17th of May, at Vienna. Amongst the points to be considered are the amount of dividend to be declared for 1867, a proposal for the company to lease and work the railway from Verona to Botzen, and a proposed purchase of the railway from Plat* to Florence. The second ordinary general meeting of the share holders in the Empress Elizabeth Railway Company is called for the 19th of May, at Vienna. A petition for the winding up of the Era Assu rance Society is expected to be heard before Vice- Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood on the 7th of May. The fourth and last call of 21. (making 101. paid) is to be paid on the shares in the Sittingbourne and Sheerness Railway Company by the Ist of June. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. advertise the half-yearly dividends on Louisiana State Sterling Five per Cents. (Second Municipality of New Or leans), and Quebec City Sterling Six per Cents. The steamer Wye arrived at Malta, from Mar seilles, on Wednesday,with the London mail for Aus tralia of the 18th inst. The Teviot, with the heavy portion of these mails, had not arrived up to the morning of the 23rd inst. The amount of bills drawn by the East India Company on India, from the 17th to the 24th inst. (Saturday), is only 3601. BATIJILDAT ILYINTKO. The funds to-day were strong, iiicfcroesdat a fresh advance of about per cent. There was a dis position on the part of the speculators to attach diminished importance to the political anxieties of the hour ; and, consequently, the abundance of money exercised its natural influence upon the stock mar kets. The cordiality of tone displayed in the speech delivered by the Duke of Malakoff at the banquet at the Senior United Servioe Club yesterday seems to have strengthened the stock markets today. Consols, which closed yesterday at 981 to 97, for the Bth May, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 97 to 1. For money the last price was 97. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 981, 97; ditto, for account (Bth May), 97; Three per Cent. Reduced, 94, 951; New Three per Cents., 95,1, 96; ; Bank Stock, 2201; Three-and4-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May 1869, 1011 ; India Loan Scrip, 99t. The new Indian Loan remains quoted 94 to 100. Exchequer Bills were dealt in at 345. - to 375. prem. ; and India Bonds at 18s. to 21s. prem. Turkish Six per Cents. continue in demand, and closed at 971 to 94 ex div. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were quoted 104 to j. Mexican Bonds were in request, and were marked as high as 201. Brazilian, Peruvian, and Buenos Ayres Bonds were also inquired for, whilst Sardinian and Vene zuelan were more offered. The last issue of Bonds of the Grand Trunk Rail way Company of Canada was inquired for to-day, and better. The nominal closing quotations for the shares in some undertakings of recent formation are as fol lows, viz.:—Dade Railway, par to I prem. ; Central Oude Railway, par to I prem.; Great Southern of India Railway, 3-16 to 5-16 prem.; Bahia and San Francisco Railway, 3.16 to 5-16 prem.; North of India Tramroad, par; Riga and Dunabarg Railway, par to prem.; Victor Em manuel Railway Bonds, dis. to par ; Cape Town Railway and Dock, to f l prem. Fox CLUB.—The third meeting of the Fox Club this gasmen took place on Saturday evening, at Brookes's. Present—Marquis Townabend, Lad James Stuart, Lord Chisholm, Earl of Albemarle, Lord Carew, Hon. George Byug, Hon. Wellman Coke, Augustus Keppel Ste phenson. 'eq., Hon. Augurtne Barrington, Colonel Fer guson Hog. Hamilton H. Dunces, Right Hoa. J. W. Fits rtliMr Henry F. Davie, Bart., Lord Crewman, Blowy sier i iek Stephenson, Esq., Rowland Alston, Bet, Levi Harms Hill, James Harmrbtew Lawton, Eau Y.P., Lard Dame, Haw. Charles P. Clama Colossi R. A. Masao Adair, M. P., Lord Charles Russe nt, 11. SIT Baelarain Hall, Bark, 11. P., Viseount Malaita', Viscount Rale* Lord &daisy, Earl of Fifa. EMIORATION TO THE CAFE OF 0000 HOPE.—Up wards of GO young men from the town sad neighbourhood of Witmer, efferently from the age of 16 to 21, left Orford on Friday esoralff for Birkenhead, to embark on board the Awaits, lemma for the shave colony. 140 et rats:iiiiiiiiniai • 1 VI haw • 114 i IL I Eft TaL le straa.: 5 liag. and Awl OT IL grilltakilrja4fisa tandem *41•4414 4 Laae5a.04•144404 14 14404414/I.*o a V:=rliEol 11 If MI a or - ****** 141 S. .11 . W.W S. No.. lloimaries N MVO et LlTopelliza I ° Vvir i rmat i"" Pal ___ Kb OS 44454.641414a./las " " Cr "i. 15 ow ..... I* le* OM I *mai& Asa vela ITNadi 14* I ll'arte Sift * T& el . In t IN Vas ft 0040 NIAL GO 888888 IT 1110IIII1TTEL 1.1 I dram I PSI U. prism 1 dor. al Oss6ev.6pm.7oo.lasl7 11/ 116 Us USI ..... Do.Sparis.l.ol6-lass. KO 111 115 SL ALI perdator i s to. 111 116 10.0511 111. Now anselllalt LOO 107 10 101 11.11.11/sloescapa. LOD 19 150 N. 1 MAD N. Nom Ikeda' 5. 6 1. DM. nine. I* 10/ WS .. 6.•001.610.41 Dm* 161 108 111 111. ssi.elell US US IIUTIIIII TIMM. 00. 6,1 101 N 00 ) LO 10 112 S. - A l cow : 500 - I. - ... SS ... lii ... ... re 1 ad IN N Dom eTailsleek) G.W.A wk. Vie llte/ME . . _ IA UM •0 100 14 L 6 id 41 `Ol Uf $ 1/6 Ibid. 10 i 1J - 11 IN NO id 41 41 IN IN 14 4 1* 11 103 110 1111 /10 id 110 I* 11 al • 10 U 13 4/ 14 11 LAMBETH. EXTENSIVE ESIPEZZLEMEN'iRT A INOPYAN. George 2hompeon, a shopman in the service of Mr. Tip lock, a grocer, in Bickford-row, Walworth-road, was charged before Mr. Elliott with embezzling upwards of 1001., the monies of hie employer. Mr. Chester, the solicitor, of Church-row Newington, attended for the prosecution, and haring bri•fly stated the nature of the charm called Mr. Tiplock, the prosecutor, who deposed that the prisoner had been in his service about two years as shopman and con fidential 'errant, and his duty was to serve in the shop and also to collect sad ezerete orders It It was his duty also I. pay in all WSW received from the oestomers as soon as he returned boor, but • number of debts remaining on hie beak, whams frequently spoke to him about the, at be persisted in saying that they were dos. Oa Monday last, however, he sent another =with Ms en his rounds, to ascertain if his rem. were true, and he discovered they were not. On 11111111. bocce on that evening the prisoner confessed that kds assounts were confuted, and seid that if he (Mr. Tiplock) ladled ewe it this time be would make it all right. He was *ea said to mks out • lid of the amounts he had received eldest edeunied fur, and he first banded in a list for 861. sad subsequent ly we • se c ond ooe foe 331. mimeos, who had p r ied the prison er 2:,ike be bmd tad accounted for, Mr. Chester requested • ressed to • talon day. The primmer, wbe addfited his guilt and blubbered hie a chid, was real as requested. WANDSWORTH. CURIOtB OONVICTION. Jobe Amory Groton, • young man, living in Theobald's row, Boro ug was placed In the dock before Mr. Ingham, char fir the following circumstancee . Panevonsbehis Some, of the A dtvisiou, deport that between 8 and 9 o'clock en Sunday night, be wee the patrol en duty in the Upper litngeton-reed, whoa the primmer drove op in a light cart is which there were three other persons. As they pared the prisoner 'truck wiener's bons violently with his whip. His turned round to follow them, when the prisoner commenced Bopping his own horse, and drove off at • rapid rate to escape from Moe. He, however, pursued the cart, and the prisoner, finding that he was gaining upon him, pulled up, sod witnees to k him into custody. They all appeared to have been drinking, and a gentleman came up at the time end enotplained that be (the prisoner) bad annoyed him aloes thr rood. is mower gnuttona from the bench, the witness said the ;flamer woe net driving fast when he first saw him. If the hone had keen a young one upon which he was riding an wedeln might brew happened. The blow, however, ceased it to jump up. The labour meld the strfirtng of the genera hone was gale saaliteini. TM scestabl• wao close to him em he paled sad whim he we. attempting to whip his own horse the leek alterafters. mid It waa a wilful blow. He wea at lead five yar ger ds ms ed. sod bled the peones as he pared whipped the bone the queen In this widow the witness was confirmed by another ace shah% Mr tee on duty on foot. no prime rid it wag not likely he should strike the her pwrpossir when • constable was riding upon it. Ho know linswit bete. 116. - Inett;ns — tnid . he should flue him 10.,., fourteen d..' imprisonment. Mr. Nichols ;the clerk)—For the furious driving. eft 1' Mr. Ingham—No, for the assault upon the claw, by striking his horse. The money .as suliesquently paid. For several days past, Sir Philip Crampton, the . . .. . . Ilarpus-Gerwel. bee bon Moan* major wren Indispo sition st IY Mawr la Menlarequin Dublin. It Is mini tlrt owswon M bqwlrbs w eaterday woo most ma- Incenlie. led that bwi Ilthlt bons of lb nownry won onweembal. ILLNESS or Silt JOIN DODooN.—We regret to Mrs thee lito learned judge at the Prerogative Court le very arks* loillopteed. AvOrwiri CL UNAPT TO THE SIOUSWIBUIT ZnAra.—We asdoestaad dist Mr. H. Talbot, boatel abso OfOlobolOofor of Stoorbrillso, boo Lid aloha to tits Nista of dr Ms Earl of Etbreirobory. H. boa sootasposiol bis 11011.• dna lo tobtkao. lobo, big WA, la saris al setters.— .11wwqr Herta. 'I E. Et El LOCAL MAIN MARKEZIL Linis t itrg e nn. SL-Ths Metal imis 'Adel ikt the oris k s i v book TS. 1-o•l47Wit Meo E2l:llir eg ls Trl d t:d. IS 1111 LI-Na. SWIM T-Lams• si s iireV Yeatilis.6l watioassi North-Wantss, pp - idlaad.llo 1-11erA 11i111* Ll* j-llowtalo. I- Tart anti Mama Malawi, IT Nordmm o i .".. .l 1-Donn, Et 1,14-Nark 411L-Strui Trask et 12 i-Oraii water. 10.4. sfoss .14 17 1" ..sLar k ssfare::: 0 1114 -Tbani m eile . : imart ast s t eft ag yser p. th. Coat Coualiss. 11 IS4S-Onad ci fera i : LI ill-Prim 111=a11 , ... Pt -Gnat Western of set Yeateire. 4- s (Hew PC allar“), 1 11• 2.- asalrier IMIYAL sad ST-Ilidlrd Lifts, Salinn - sad Dem 3.14 I-Liamialle Yaw ltaximiran, Amt. St-fib =OM gm trial MANE ; there we $l4-Andl am e man heilisis Mims. sad Wes whom& heads. mod Ikea Wee. tawchsraial. 1116-11esplin Mims. at 41-livalls almessis. In 11.-INisiestra sad lam Valleys. at Is Se- Illosdietiai Omni von Moat Si Lsesk . Atau, )11,41liabada, en 111-Accas Hoer. RAILWAY/L—The folio raw the last returns an et the gr resalpis at W Pm& railways tram Apro 9 to Apre 1i: RlNlVOL—Pinummes. MOM pea. 044.1111 K. ; total 1.01 _Witimis,-Promom - MOIL :Polk 4 LLIWI; WW I . mut g"TVa r - p _ Tet irmoie l a. *la irliTTltsiara=mookilLaititairistriOsigUlSE MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoer. The fall in the price of copper hu led to increased flatness in the mining market. Very little business has been done to-day, and in many cases prices exhibit a drooping tendency, in the thence of eenpoquirrty*. In the Stock Exchange no bargain s a r e r Fortuna Mining shares are enquired for, and are marked 3to 1 prem. Linares have been dealt in at 91, and St. John del Rey at in. The settlement of the list of contributories of the iragair Mining Company is to be prooeeded with in the Court of on the nth of May. • mdoetlon of Id. per lb look plow ca flotordop la Navapeas of wantifialwed inaPPer. The React wise, aerlip by Man. NW Nerlll, Deuce, we 00., are is followe :—lgoanhaeared, lAL l i tr d lt e i tn iort eake lk sval 1171. 10. psi tat: renew 1710101 Woolhlog At the bens sad Cornwall United illeta d, =ei held oa the 10th law. dividend of Ea pot .pare 11 4 6/96.1 win woo agreed tO cow* 11) finfelted Aare. and divide the ,ndos Into ,•741 dun. Two hitodna tow of copper ere will to maple' ea the We Inst. At fiewitanie Opowle of Ia per eiare woe mode on the 22nd low ; ea Wiwi Ong, of is 6d. pee shoes ; at Whoa MOD , of hi. pow Wow end at (kw Wheal Alfred, el 40. id. per Were, on the I.lril lofted. North Doom will swank oft the 1111 balm" about :CO tau of ce rhelineelowney mad, on the 17th 1856., II tom of Ind ore. id, 2X. W. 66- Per too. Fox tale Mine wild an Me UM, ICO tone, so,teJ. 24. peg I°° ' & P c " Sal. Woo .01d. on IL. find T ton. at 141. per tow wad too. at 171. le. rel. per ton mol d Ilieward United. 2 tow. olt IQ. fa per san w tool liitY Ann mold. oft the Thad Ina. DO toia, oh 21. T. ow ton. Gnat Wheal Vor wad block Ito on the Ilet Luton. aldch 700 . 1 b 01 MTS. 19, M. At Coinheen. ina New 6. the following mine. will Ng copper ore, : Ike& Wheal Tram% 661 tow; North Powear. 462 tone ; Wheal Oar feet PO boo ; Booth WOW 411 tow; Whew Bowe, 377 p 30.• Wee( ; Wheal &los e 172 tow; Pembroke and Log ITI Ospper 0111. 141 tow; Treeol. 90 wo e ; North ("con • whw Huriett, 61 tone 1 West ewer Park, 43 tow; IS was; Pedaoadna, 16 tow: Weak 3,619 tow. At anis of capper ore MW se Truro oil the Mod lawaot, 4 1538 toes sold fee 24.0611. 6. 6d. Avenge Woodard. 1204. ; were. p r0 a,,,,, pc, .pwis wee pa. too, 611.; wrathy of fine cows. 3151 tow 10 owt.: = ow etwodord law ole, 1111 i. ; wandord of coniepow.,, r aj. W UK 1 4 The following amounts were realm! Or the dzeroog : _ /haw ...... Holnaba& we•ii • ** " wmg LOA= i, "NT) !I2 •• • • Insovat '40.403 13 043 1,382 176 1.011 1 Lon 1 1,203 0 3,66 J 7 OX 2 723 la 146 I 18 1 34 / 1 137 Kelll 163 la 77 14 I i i. rir;(l mid i Tavy Ogee* ... Total 053 121.667 6 6 The out eale wW leke_pleee M U Zedrath ea the hialast, mid on elm of 2142 tone, sad Oamboree on May 6th, of 3,519 tom. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The snivel of English wheat this morning wits moderate, and the quantity received from abroad last wash being limited, the trade today was firm, and in moot oyes Is. per quarter dearer than on Monday last. Foreign wheat was also rather dearer. Country flour improved St per sack is value. . — Barkiy moll quite as wall as last week, but the malting lesson i clam Oats !‘ l vith roofer to ati: arrivals still tend upwards in value. Beans and peas fully as dear. ►ttll►lJ INTO LONDON YRON ►PttL 12 TO ►PRIL N. /MY hasksg. AWL Vats. dlsias rasa rlour. al la bir I . te L I IS . 411 .... C... L. ilia iisi lan 110731 475 (11p m 77 73 11:2 MINCING-LANB.--THIS DAY. The followingpa blic eile;•read;iteil•ed fiTeioroorro w :- Sugar-600 beeches& Jamaica, 7,000 bags Mauritius, 800 bars Nast India. Coffee-200 casks Plantation Ceylon, and 600 bags native, 100 half bales Mocha. Cocoa-200 bags. Saltpetre-400 bags. Rice-2,300 bags. The onsets oontraot markets have had a fiitearance 'ism Friday, but no business of importance reported sales of produce are advertised by public pale thi; we which necessarily 'Sects the private contract markets. Otis.-Seel, pale, 351.; yellow, 321. to 331.; brows, 261. to 291.; sperm body, 834. 10s. to 871. ; headmatter, 831. to 861. • sod, 301. to 311.; South Sea, 361. 10. to 3614 olive 471. to 4&.; Spaahh and Si cily, 451. to 4W. 10s. - cocoa-wet, 38s. 6d. to 4G.; palm, fine, C9s. to 40e. ; li nseed: 295. to 295. 6d.; rape, pale, 42.. to 42e. 61.; brown, 38s. to 39e. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. Ths market is steady. Town tallow Is quoted 66e. nal cash; Petersham Y.C. on the yet, 638. 3d. to 555. 6d.; May and Joao, 66a. to Ma. 3d. ; July and Anpat, 635. 6d. ; Oct. and Dec, 62a. to 625. 3d. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. Bloat es bard this day casks Delivery lass week ........... ......... DILio from Let Jar ....... ......... Dkto trots blitzes ........ Pries Y.C. pea on. Me dot 18.693 VW 11ki.44 11.9111 1.971 :1.21 .u.s9f 9f:ai. nig I I n.ai 47L OIL 3.1 L 3L 3 dd. 34L 3K Ad. 5 M. Antral for the week Maher 4th of Ilsr hut year. 338 cad.. and 4ellref9. 1,53 oda Ths whale WO nook ecooprlord 266 arks from aside: 74 from Autrolki ; and 109 from other plum. 441 'Wu. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. THIS DAY. The number of beasts is smalier than on Monday last, but the demand Is very limited, and It is only in few instances that higher prices are obtained. The supply of sheep is about the same as on Monday last. Trade is still very dull although prices are a little better. Lambs and calves are selling rather better than on Thurs day. From Germany and Holland there are 388 beasts, 310 sheep, and 92 calves; Spain, 600 sheep; Scotland, 200 beasts; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,600 beasts; Ireland, 100; and 100 from the Northern and Midland Counties. Pas dose of lbs. 41. 41, Psis stem of 8110. s. d. 44. DM esess. lierstords.. 4• 4 2 1 1144 Dos & Hf-brsds 811 4 2 4 4 &n abort4ioks. —.l 4 4 II leg Lm-n1414 64:404 quality 4.asis.. 183 4 I Do. de ftord . CUM 4 4 6 4 DIM Is wood goility Piss . 2I 3 I Dada lbws ...... 3 4 3 - 11 Sul Via WiliXiedi • 0 4 0 lambs _._.,,_... ...... . ~4 0 7 4 1444 e 4 =mink 3,4G0 : rap and Isis. MTN :arm Up ; VW 2110. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAT. Marrs. Pattendem and Smith report that the hop market is firm at late prime, and ens samples eery scarcer. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Wylam, 14s. ; Edam Main, 16s. 6d.; Bebside West Hartley. 17e. ; Netherton West Rertky, 16e.; Walla End Riddell, 14s. Id.; Bell's Primrose, 12e. 64.; Walls End Godards, 14a. Id.; Walls End Eistmll, 17s; Walls End Hatton, 17s. ; Walls End Wharnollife, 14e. 6d.; Walls End Stewart's, 175.; Walls Ecd Hatton, 16.. 9d. ; W2llB End Tees, 175.; Walker Primrose, 12a. 94. —176 ships at market. The Times says that several considerations have at length induced it to depart from the mode of critiOsing theatrical performances hitherto adopted in this country, and to follow the plan long since flualliar to the French, of giv ing every week a pretend review of the London playhouses and entertainments. By thin arrangement "we not only _ _ avoid that nronwity for hurried criticism that most Deco 'silly arise when two hours at most dap° between the descent of the curtain and the completion of the written comment on the play, but we are enabled to adjust the mea sure of importunes proper to each theatrical event." This morning was kilned from the parliamentary printing-office a neatly lithographed fee-simile of the draft of Sir James Hudson's letter to Count Cavonr cf the sth Jen., 1868, brought to Ragland by Mr. Erskine. Two HORSES KILLED BY A RAILWAY TRAIN.—.• On Sunday morning lest. upon the mini illiterate of the down mail train from Nornmaton, great orminernation was caused by the appearance of the engine, the front part of which w.ta nearly all covered with blood and piece* of fish and hair. Inquiry was immediately made by the officials at the station, and they learned that the aeeident occurred under the following circennitanoes :—The train in question left Nor manton at 2.49 a.m., bringing the mall from the sorb ; and on arriving somewhe re between Ulleakelf and Church Fenton, the me=d o lver and fireman perceived two dark objects at some in front of them. The driver Instantly shut off the Arens and slackened the mined of the train ; bat his me antime were of no avail, as the next instant the buffers of the engine struck two horses, which had strayed on the line by some means or other, knocking one of them into sr ditch some distance front the rails ,• the other honer wee literally pounded to pieces. The foree of the concuerice was each that It threw Reynolds, the guard, who .10, to U. van at the end of the train, quite off his feet. The train at this time was running at the rate of forty miles an hour. The guard immediately . put hie break on for the purpose of stopping the traie. which was scan accompl.ehed. The extent of the accident hod the narrow escape of the par meager, was now apparent. The two carriage,. funnedietely Drat to the engine, which wen fortunately empty, bed been thrown off the rails, and druid a distance of about 300 yards. Had the coupling* of these carriage* Riven way the nenoto might have been Earful, u the whole train would pro bly have been thrown of the Ike. lieastues were Immediately adopted for the removal of the carriages and the proceeding of the trots, which was effected after delay of ghost forty mines.—Yerkeitire Gazette. Some serious derangements have just 'been disoo. eared in the public, accounts et Jersey. Mai& &Nab lila