The Express. — London, England, 1858-04-17 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, PATITRDAY FT TrYITIC(,. APRIL 17, 1858. • Itttar wee the objeethe bed in contemplation, they ought not nollawn tr. Ti. 0 'RAY WralaßN RAILWAY Ounr.en Y. 7. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAE BRITIsit PWIAIOBIOSIO. t o convict him upon the proneat ledictinant. His lordeldp Mr. . t _ . KILLING • BULL. . . 1 Gales WOW I 81110 1048 - _,_ ft IPC I Unman. 1 .... iw 1 ..ab. Torott .at that this ewe had been twice ilia minte d te tee letter "I". ti the P ita* " t° 31 * before Mr. Baron Wu at Stafford, whoa a verdict wee tou ail Annus asit ft lawmen. ogrrsquie at Par* lad XI odd ls ems e l eerlY made ent that setwed ker the plaintiff apes the find count Two o' CLoet. land 45_4 ssr • toe Sr rather lie GA ram la Ones& - - The funds to-di o w murdered Oral le that magesime as Allmm, aa be 34L, bet the present motion was to ewer Railtenj stocks are to-da y in imall awes .is e sati.seramas is.e.te.e. i i what firmer. Prier Ssells s 11•1"1.., aid the es luny repreenntue that a venliet for the dehnsisate. The prat count better . (treat W estern stock has advanced to 661 le 4 De. AA4, Cusaal • ...a of the deeheation alleged that the defendants were owners to i • cent. higher than th Y led •'"'• to rshs for sum elasesedel ___ _,_ _.__ Plelteete• ehd of a mend& railway ',mita and ay yard edpiirting, and that Midland, to 001 to 911; and Eastern le M ne • e n a • at ll,, the iarl meet km Lamle " A . . " 6 " . " " t° the they eaglet to have good gad .Akiont G... between the c i d - gip more to ) 100 1101,10 .ft s• t •G•d f l A i Counties to 111 to 1 Der share. London and 1.6 10' ' s l ii ss e r. ati m. Ulna U 15 • 1 vernment broker I North W est e rn and edoman are of 17,0001. Reducer Aid al this proceeding. ens l or dship the mined te the yard sad the railway, so as to protect cattle trona : .___, • ... 41.211.31: • Id 1 4 . 2 porta* of the •prism's WW2 to Oialregefa, sod to Wray _ from the yard on to the railway . That 'aquaria for; the latter M last marked 84g. Its .10 us. Joie 1, 1875,0110 .. 19 17 1 Indian loan is Stead] nu mug that the *els slweld aot be pined •;th until the! did not maintain any such fence, end dist shire aad Yorkshire is now quoted 87 to tiro ; London icoltes De. Jew L1474,011e.. 17 SI English railway ohs ~_ the weesquence wee that a bull belonging • to the and Routh-Weatern, 451 to 464 per a ; and 2 , ~.w. , :) ....""r e .."% e 1. , , e- "' sm i." • - - " e l . All " al l3r6i4i bld hhia alek the"thil that Lis ebiect e '" - PlelnlK which wee cm Its way hum the stat i on to the high- Great Northern, 251 to 4. Oh ' omora Oats Ilkatedi .. - - Consols for the 61 early was that they shield semi into the pommies el 'my, n l e l II en . ce t° the allas A sad was billed l ' Y ° tzee° ' Pernambuco shares are somewhat firmer, at t : I i i =l oo , 961 tol and 984 tO4, o mot perese. The jury mast form their own comehmke To th:vpha was not g u il ty . Evideace wee given to lila 111 i 101 m usb io rta. whale of this prooraging wee Oct a seamen r . the *entire cue, end Kr. BMWS Watson then said , dim. Bahia may be quoted 4to 1 prem. Great at. IN au leis -- I is is for money the preset resseled le ia order that the Smarms might arrive at Paris, ' I rule that there I. no evidence of any duty as alleged in Western of Canada have declined. Eut Indian ;I •iti O p t il i r aii iit si per Cents. Reduced the bet t ; hat I shall eater • verdict for the plain- railway shack is also store offered. sr su Ark. ri.r= eel it Si 110 ea.*, - 't smi l e" "id ' c ' tbl" ' i" it ought ha " Wed " alb lw tiff, become there is no tea of the duty, and 4 ; the New Three 1 OIDINASY SHARES AND STOOSB. ilia The mist whams, Madame Oulreqeie, rewarmed the deiradanta shall it. leave to move t. wet Bills at 335. to 37s gip aeahrese el her tastead relating to what task place .verdict fur themselves." It wee now submitted that the ft (re I hallwer• malltOr. I 0 I eau essgestftg the plicde, 'NI she also proved that the weed midwa y company was not bound to put • tones between the is ile amemones..ftweinaa. M e el railway and the station ; and further, that the plea of not 10 len ealf ot sad wn _ . - - peel les seblegewaly given to Petrel He now sues* 1 hi issue the ...9 gni ty put issue whole question. ere was a e- AS eM dlese efdada g 12 the Primmar's purport; sad l l aurae raising the point whether there was any duty upon r i - Inn 8/". ..r 1" 22 ,2 2 2 , 22 °°1° .„ .1 ."„ . 5 le wood that he bed elated that it had brae destroyed, the railway company to fence. Man linekems... ......... .... • I u,,,,,t. ~a. 8.,..„...,w thlt 1 . 0 Liz a isf Gm& - :II 13 48 4 83 7 IN ale . :: . d.w:40....u.i... " *X 3,046 " " l•l it_i diu r l a .0. I ad Exchequer Bonds, 1 N al Brest base Pielassle fl f 111 SO 4 Do. New Bonds at 21s. prem. Turkish Six per C Id have recovered to 98 Mf it MO di n Ilis pe liel l . l ...raiii.ne.....VllM 10714 q ui : NI 0 bet the viereseeni of Belgium proved teat ea the 7th Or . Iluddlestoe, Q.C., for the plaintiff, moved for • new It le i : is. ..alarm • . .7• 011 • • • Le .. 4 Geoenber a genspet f o r B u te nm wen ma t e d wtrialhketo........enter that verdict oat the second and third counts, o w ' e n 0 ,... 100 0 De do wawa * L . 10 pal 1 MCC Sales are recon t was eased by theligence ee at um e n ... ...... - - 110 all Dell wet. 81e.P4.77 1 00 si o l le the Ph e w. and dime wee no doubt that under that of thnun si r -..a. : T • n nerena r s , Th. loot. wen tha t.joiniog IA al ef . •f• es Ai. mall I ••• • ••• IS all Madras our. 41 Pel 11 " 10 10 Do. 11 pwr Nee , _ ti U U a-Half per Cents., pesepet the primmer west to Brawl oa the 26th of that the pensing en e l an di ng pa ws s o th e w o t eer n ini pt or , 14 r a l sa i ti wain susse , - so il6 De. 41 per Nee NEL .. i dls Par Four-and-a-Half p r a zsi m a=4% 2 $ 2 meth. TM {sassed judge then referred te the seliaae• Magee there was a large and for the landing of cattle. 66 yp_ 0i • fro. 3rd Ira. Gee. 4re 10 I II Ds.4th Seeder-6page bees count (April 30' wawa, to the obtaining of the passport for Onkel, sad be LA this Teed rote" were kit Un t il the y ereee taken I i ii ad. - . :::::::: g 0 /I I a 1 I N.BrerincliOse•da REBA * laud (Limp d. A. Neat I 15 as per Cents., 1853, 43 amerces that than eouW be an doting that An., h e n m in e d Mil e the pu blic road, and between the yard and the gi =I a _, railway tare wee no separation. Oa the day In m tee per Cents., for a a oblate lb" PaaPart ' sad tala ba bad g am aI the cdk• '''' gentles some cattle belonging to the plaintiff and other * 2 pet am 5 ........ ....... . • 6 a It Le i 4. I : :.. i e .t .te ir Lac r.. l3 Ma i a min taau mp ft. ...4 3at 1 PI M S le ieciabe Ow. 6 ivor 1 _ . l 111 114 the Sae" callall 0 Igal It. sad that by this mum Ovelft proem arrived at Wolverhampton late in the evening, and L . - w = fee 10 all i D.Cents., 961 ex div.; Moaned the peeepert osier which he bead Ms way le Pe la while they were in dullard a railway servant came out from ft am eneakenKporMe X to 6 Do. New.. L.- ......... 1 Ipm ex div. Weans- • 91 30 i 6 Do. Foliate .... ... - His lerfthip tea went meiasealy over the • reerithei • askh- ••• 'kb • bulre•LeTe leathern, which be bald uP in g 2 EnclAvid.d.d Nls Sire i I Os e ,,,,, e frost of the bull, the consequence was that the Laura, and ~,. ens go ,. tel 1011 MI I re 3 ?n ° l2dist=etett... me 1 . . The amount of g rititat if I" igialm. ' sad esisdadsd b Y haviaB ass - two often, moved back, and ran along the railway ITC Ise Do, i'dirWsl:: i B7 was 32,0001., =kit to the bade et lb* jury . - oath they seat the tens, which killed them. It was sub- !et __ _Da . _ls_llteek ,. _. ; la m TORSION RAILWAYS date of the return p The prisoner, who bad been 'sandier; wetting for the mined by the learned counsel that there was evidence of ,It. tee 67.77.= -- - , Et N i , clam, thsa Is • load tone and with outstretched on the part of the defendants, which ought to & toe DeAptoerTalerOta at Mel Td. 1!Y Y UMM. 1 crew oad 0 •• 0 a. In the discount d a moderate amount , or , s o tits t o the jury, o I dedgre that t b s . L i t li = . at all lama left to the jury. all taseiew sad Orator.... le an Amway sad laliadien.. 6 ft_ 141 De. Was lf pa Mr. Junes Winn thought that Mr. Serjeant rigott IA De. New Thirds Alf sa SI al Animate . . ri ply of money in th, e nuking In lb.l evidence to show that the should have so rule, but that Mr. fluddleetone should have et. ice ...... yoraidra. 117 01 El 1 f 18 8 Ilaidelalritna.l*.4 . L . p. , ..• grenades whieb Georg* took to BaUlaldi were a rub is sag.. t o the second count . II I g:.• 2: - L..;.: II VI •an 30 an =St a k il _ ~.,. i -s 1 . creased during the the release of the d them With which I wee osacented. I cannot ow more Rule accordingly. Et . Ueda. aed latiatiesa --=w---....... r i ele seem to experience es I we never betray anyone, but I declare I am not 04. IN aft 1115 198 *al None tars ... ..... 111 1 Two-and-a-half pe ea einmela. Of the blood of those who died on the St NO e wer ": tia NI 11 NIR IleakaimeVears ..... ... - ••• Pm Ice all Oinest a Maw .. - •••• sidorod the minima 1/1 8 146 ef January not a drop is on my soul. There KIM a eau Mena. lOn ISI II . ast l eft umain ftenft. _ . 711 II A rumour is curt Is teething in my heart of an neasein, any THE POLICE COURTS. *se a= - - 6an labs , g ene ' s'.:: .o K Ille Waft. 164 IN Ni ene aunt offers to con mer• thee say here. I have conspired (speaking ear le It Nariwelana - - 81 Vieeesa., ”, II 44 ex creditors upon the I plisolly) and I will ever commies against those who have THIS DAY. ANs ward .. . . ts. tes ns mi.::::i Not •I 64 4 4 4 _. mu Lams I rii los rret - - et Unread __ _ . Use weev• • IN Mi 1001. New Five I ftelemed liberty. It le the tweed duty of every man -4,- Ole all SOL GeWislern N 3 =... Nalasne - - IfANSION-HOCBR. Active Bonds, and o r s, .11 Narrestie end Osalls - -• Ist exer- sever would I be a murderer :“ If ANSION-HOUSR. m all lloween.A IS I S I I ail Nsmar=rasoi . :::, ...:::: g 1 for every 3001. 1) These remerlis prodeced great seasetioa. N 9 Mawr a - -• oDalal Rw 00 rsa. al 10 1 gline=aged 21 years, was brought before the Lord et 0 lillserr.• ilea i i a Nava Maxi WI 171 terms are said to b The jury retired at tweety-In Weeks to three to cos- nu St IN Nedra . the English bondh Yee under the following circumstances : 11 len .1 ita.m4l:::: PM. ear seek verdict. prilicemse said-On Thuredayot half-put three o'clock, St tor m Nsrili." ,,,,tosoos °".taii u": ". . fict eft IM II in raising a new I II 1 ....... . I found the defendant lying in Biehopsgate-etreet, oppa- m A a.* F* 2 :,T,,, *III:. D. - es F rea l & i : lloOltio 111 nit any such offer his natty la a St. She had in her poesession a bottle, contain- tt. ,ail N. _tle_._•• ,•• - • i 4 r a , 11l I C - LAW INTELLIGENCE. tog camporoo, part of which it appeared she had swallowed. y g e • T o '. e r, o 7 - 47"" N.2 2 4 2 1,y 2 I. er SW Wee ashen te Bt. Thorium's Hospital, where immediate N. lie De lseds. ...... eel it go hoodoo Only 7001. in THIS DAY. afteics was paid to her, end she soon recovered. At lee Do. York l* 71 1 N so ii a t o ....r . 7.... le of de e shipped for the The dehedmit-I am very sorry, my lord, for what I have I le: tairlid° 6 j _ _ 10 all 11Istes ..... .- - La Plata. - w - dem, end will sever repaid Rich conduct if you discharge me. en gerth 2i w Jam 8 8 97 all Sorel II 17 EQUITY COURT. The Lad Xeyoc-Why did you make so dreadful an ol Nye* autorouro II 61 as I all Rood 1 4 Nat *mere .. •.. • 44 Scarcely any alt N ell Nina Weems . 8 1 foreign exchanges, (Before Viets-Chsacelloe Mr Jobs %wt.) Mew< epos you life a. ha Oared. Was, 8114.6. ss n s al vale 2 :=o, - ti o in The defradant-Because I had some worth with my • g 7 /ate IS as Seetalga _ on Antwerp wore{ 3110 , 01 I. liattoa.-alollr or VHS caoWN.--11AILIGAOS V a s, Ir rr al. gst 4:s;ra_ -ii - r 4 Petersbur& a trifl WITS • DIRKAIND wire's surria. g NS Illetenie is ea worn an ss .W. a nano II II limited. The cure ,_ The Loll Mayor-How long are you mar ri ed I , ft. we =il li gtteramelft eel WI al a 8 Weiss st _ ...Awirle. .... - Tee Tios - Cluntosilse thie morning delivered Judgment re The defendaat- Twelve months. lem 21 years old. ft lee ..... IS all Wotan rillwanarload.... - ••• •tnettirdsat, UMW this Usporfant cave, which wee argued helm Men with the Teo Lord Mayor-I wish to see your huebtud before I m. tee eweedie teem ...... . 0 te iseistaare of Sir Creswell Crewmen, the see of the judges you. N . 8 evinie•Mierleatee tit as - 11.16 to 4; Rot" if th• COMM. Flew. es the lemth of No v ember. a te mg rasoriad of the defendant upon being sent for sp. L l ' r, , ,, e 1.. .. ....... beam, three menthe and as the 4th of December, the lensed judge peered, and maid hie wife had had no grnd for complaint KIN Wake IIeIN.I RAILWAY CloWal Saaaa I Warn 26.74 to 10 ; ditto, thi being appointed judge of the Caere of Probate, whatever. It Was nee they tied • word or two but nothing all iftelliTernftiatiViinn T ,16 ,in _ ft. - - the-Maine, three t delivered his oPleew " to the " 141 1 od •of euseusaos. He was wall able le supper; her, and she le II ,eeteet e imeierek ii II le N all INN. a greesst us ot -. .... rouble, threemooths, marriage with a &reseed wires shitr in s foreign coaateT• would bonen Wined* to hie lordship whether or not he was N alt Iftwervere and Derilemen IS II r 0 gi o.lt4t;r4=ni.:4: - - 10.32 to 4 • Tried I. parties being British subjecte, although by the law o f . in s esi nu t s hnihnnd, se IN rat Vale tee Tweet Bar. a en Da ew Bwe seek .- . Madrid, three month each countrj OM Marr. oral legal . and in Mutt °Mahn The dean bowed in assent to his lordship, and said It. w......... likssae -- the learned judge d. eland that by lee the marriage WY that she could sot account at all for her conduct, except by oea warden and Isetense • e• 4as 44. taumewneeperax II 1 44 el De.1•444404*... .- . 1.14 . m WI to 4 • Leghorn, tune 01.0 and e " i d• and t hat t he chil dren of the second nili.isite stating that she had unfortunately t aken •• little spirits, aed r e 2 w w •L . o••••l „....idiii t ia•ii . _ _ is en laeleele•vesseee ie.*. NI NI monihs, 25 . 55 to 60 were illegitimate. that her dejectins had been caused by that. 6 01l Do. • Jess. so Ilv.llllll A a .an limner Omega 3 weft -• ai. lermo, Muse month et au weal ead Wee& leers& -• no 114 126 to 1; Lisboa. I The Vice -Chancellor went throwth the whole facts of the The Lord Mayor (to the hashand)-Is she in the habit of 6inos a t um** to •, a rim. sad mid he comely cola . and in the o Z a ion and judg. & n u n , ? le ell Wee leedie ..... ..... -w. -. in .......-,.. 2 .„....3.-- meat c 4 Sir Cr,.... 11 Crewmen. The of the csse id, Nunn-No , my lord ; but • very small portion would - al 0 ft. et - - fa a De. Gia -- ;17 - a " 411:471 Us la Ili The amount o owe, that is 1847, Chorlotte, the first wife of tie Isle have a serious effect open her, and there had been half-a- Plll7lllllOBl MARIN 0 all haft end War I want - - Company on India Wm. Leigh Brook , of Matthaei Hall, near Huddersfield , quarters of rum in the how, which she must have partaken , M. . 80 all De. Uwe Iles ant ... 101 GI (yesterday), is oral autrrus I Gales gasta 1 .elm 4 all Ural 6 rerewit.. lap W "d- -111 her bs bsd oar me sad me daughter. In 1857 din my absence. I believe that spirits would actually have "" . ''' . WM. LIOWt Brook raternisitied at Alines, et the kingdom th e ( 4,4 o f making hr imam L. WI Mad a awe. 4p. aka. st N to en Antemeet /rapes! pr.& IR mi dras, and the rest ... es sea - CO , nabs, Unmoral. omit. - - The provincial 1 of Denmark, with Rutty Armitage, the Oster of his do- TM Lord Mayor-I trust that the escape she has b e d , sad lI L LM Wassiiiift• .- - Si all .w.alf.W. ethane 3en 101 111 reseed wife. In 1866 the second wits , gmny, died of cho- th e s h e mus t he r e that you will prove a gad qg an _raft, i kti or. am • 111 Liverpool a spec lees, at Frankfort, sad two days after Mr. Brook died of the to her, will prevent her from ever again attempting it. I T 111.43833 L Ip. W... T st a failed. sum di saw. At Wogs', 1 7 the second nulediege. Mem to rash into the preemie of God, before whom she will appear tit 129 la 00.0.10.. a...x.1 ll; OOLONI 11017SITINS. Some disappoint were burs nee son and two dengbtera. By his will, Mr. qu i te . enoug h i n 2. mum of wi t , N. lel ft. 4a. - Ns! 0 118 IPdI G. pane I rata. terested in the pro Brook gave We real aid personal Prolt-rtY einoott The defendant appeared to be very penitent, and retired KAI' lee of Itri tt o i oo. dli * 41 1 : o t s et. t; - 10 Na I der I dress. ... Se Ges„fterape.Janadell MI lle llt 114 Chester and Holy) his children of Pis two mar,eres, in Ctr. , 112 f rom th e roa n with her husband, IN 10 IL lahaaaddrs. oow Coot - - propontons. Charles Armitage Brook, the sin b y John Smell& was charged with baring stolen 42 lbs. of le 9 lats. P tak rdow. SS Dent• - - ern Railway Con the second marriage, had died since the death p o t a t oes. St IN Min , P Dued..4p. a • 74 .....- K s'. De.B l"l jert iri"Agg litwAillow . WI NS 110" 1 1 l ill Lord Itedesdale u Ori ssr tau. 117 119 Ile IN 98 9 881 2 NOBS de x lfsw aw lreastrlek a....4, Norede neb it 10/ I? of Mr Brook, and the teal questioa wee, whether his The prisoner who had been in the employment of Messrs. ter, r, 0i.i . .,, a L pel.peA la 111 MAN N. Sow 11.111a4 p.c1.8111 considered to par share of Mr. Brook's real end personal estate west, as to the Gregory, potato dealer, for a cowiderable time, and had • et we De. Stper Owe redly, to Mr. 8r0d . .. eon by the fret nierrW, end 5/1 to good character always, WY to deliver • nuantity of 110 NDe Ste und.stilge._pre C O Si -... it. 1.00.00.4 HOY. 140 10 10 pending in Parliai D i ..... ift ♦lneeilv aaaJeb ISO 1011 119 The report of t the Psra'asiii among a" Mr. brook's cbildre t_ s q u•li f• Poe lllB6 to • a 117venarver, Ition.d Gilman , in Lmg affe7, : i u u frlV:3Mr .j olaWr 4 Prd. p. a ~_ or whether Chris Armitage - Meuse Railway Brook's 5. .... o f and he cont. ired to pilfer the 42Ibe. lie had done WWWW . 131 6 a• w a•alloefiwo" 61 • 61 •••• " t i such awl personal <claw weal to the MIMS ny thing of the mew hind before to the prow cuter, and he wag St IN D. 6le re e .,.." 0 ".. 41 Pell I 1 , 0 lOUS= 1111181. per share on the o max of the 1 em 111, 7 of the wcood oierrlegc• meowed to be impriewied fur three months. I 2 L'::::;,.i.i..4 - i E M No. I ere. 1 Num 1 Pd. 1 01. Wien I OW*, the last six montl Nam* the erauments it wee contended that the Kin tie. Imam& 4sw are ST 89 aervisge, being valid reoedtag te the law of Schleswig WANDSWORTH. VI D l tebeile . et ''' ..6.17.: 4 1 0 l ox ii tir c iarttioa. unwire) Ilia N 101 ad The Solent ha firdetein, Was good in Ns country, sad that the daughter IN „ CandserowlOial;rWer 10 N N 895,8001b5. of tea CIIAIIOI Or cnt.'2l.ll AGAINST A SCHOOLMASTER. an do. de. a . ti I: , 1014 ie Dere. Oast Omar were entitled to the shore of Charles Armitage KIN 1 1 111.1*. or With reference (Terlekeld Brook to the propel. and that it did not re- Upon Mr. Da man taking his seat upon the bench, •fa di Cateas 00. 1111 111 811 .. tam Dams allow) se 10 IN way securities, M wet to the crown at the totem of en illegitimate . labouring man named Smith appeared before him with his i.e as 1 " 6e• der •-•• • i ii " le an Da do. do. 141 e v en - area South Toler. Gs. 14 II ad The learned Lire -Chancellor concluded by saying he had boy, to complain of the schoolmaster of the Battersea free- In 2 . 2 1.2 y 0 22.2 22 6 2 :,;:j*: iaa 1121.1 - o.W.AlfrollNlMalki 11.14.4 .18 at $ follows : given the caw his moat careful consideratiou, AM came te school having 'evenly beaten hie soe. In je t s i.ealiertetirlease e. Nei -. ••• • .. G. Wlt. Tor Idelilleal Si 11 3 The market for Ao 6,1 - kaft Brea MN. 1 11 the coaclasioe that the ere marriage was illegal sad void, The father stated that they had just come from the country, la ' I° l s:: Mw r - LI:A - - past week bas been it sal that then meet be judgment for the crown. and as him boy woo • stranger, the other boys in the neigh. lr• It Li „,r . w .o ,,, e. r 4 r ng.s ,„ e. ... _ in Illinois Construct Judgment for the crown. bourbood did not like him. The corteemwenn was that Ida !- .... , ..... w._ - .... I_-_r_. IAS II& ! 2.6.) .?00 : 11 "mme . w. Brat irliamais llllegini AS S 11 1 lilt ....s. uotitzt mom gsmorateitiee et /Ulnas, IS the kingdom the effect a making her inane. -- -- ' ..-.'' N. lee abed a err 4p. st,lla IN N N 1:11 I inlbsewer Pr:peel prld I IN 111 - 103 ,Visese Samaria 'mat. - - of Newark, with Burly Armitage, the eater of his de- The Lord Mayor-I trust that the escape she has had, sad It M Wi a l*iii...v... 11 .- la - a &VW.' N.W. etleorees 3 see IN 1U teased wife. In 1436 the accond wife, Im 4 ly, died of cho- th e she mum have that you will prove a good 41 an = la.lkhilrJ..... II a Ina at Frankfort, and two days after Mr. Brook died of the to lase, will prevent lase from ever again attempting g: 1 : ..g . p.• tisM New dteelee- At Wogs', il u t i htt sound matollee• then to rash into the present* of Ood, before whom she will appear pa Nu& osmus fix, we, - /Ka I OOLONI 110171t1TIft& were tort nee eon and two htera. By his will, Mr. quite ..,... uog h i. th e mum oe nature. fra IN Da M . - No .2 0 1111 Brook gave bie real std Mama Peoit-rty emonti The defendant appeared to be very penitent, and retired 444 . IN he ' Yee I p* °ell ' et. ' lea ite. iea I OWNWL lIM I Ole wawa I deka. SI on Menem Usiat. 4 pet OWL - .... PR OadflectleaJamaJoil IN 11l IN U 4 his children of eta two mat. 4 Teo, in err. ,ID from the court with her husband. MIN IL laiseaddra. 6 Dor Catt. - - -- Ile. Dodpow&PstediAnd IN 109 11l proportions. (harks Armitage Brook, the sou by John Smell& was charged with having Melee 421b° . of Is 9 Oita. arilaegow, Su Own. - - IL Don wria.literdille IN 109 111 the monad mutter, had died since the death posesoes.ft IN Nile . Pert& Dusd..4r. • 72 74 of Mr Brook, sod the reel question was, whether his err tem 117 119 N. ite 99 9 11 1 1 NON di. Ill w lltrwrick a.....4, 3ceda seb MN lot I? The prisoner who had been in the employment of Messrs. L I ; tee l" (14444 e 5 , a r eethem a i rak aa p," aL pay 11C 121 'NM N. Sew OMNI P. N. ato share of Mt. brook's real end persoral estate welt, as to the Gregory, poise; dealer, foe a couiderable time, and had • et. Ise Do. et per Owe sully, to Mr. Brodie son by the first rum**, end aa to N __ IL AMMAN*. Dm& NO IN IN good character always, wee to deliver • y o. an i lity of Ile Mno se, 6 fed a it meta. r ol 16 an Grew N.IIOWWW.I4 Prof. 111 .... N. Meath =ANN) UM 1011 110 the personalty among all Mr. Brook's children equally. pu.d oe , t o , freengry,er, p.m.(' Gilmore, ia elle7r N ell Oa IL aW. !DeWitt) 4p. et ...,k or whol i ber Chart"' Armitage h moles @lmre of and he cont. teed to pilfer the 421 be. lie had don* some- as S o.wo.sitnituwea.sua N al ---. ree l Perw44l estate weal to the omen by thing of the same kind before to the ow tor, and he wee at IN Da ep. et. redeem. P.N. 611 10 113LIVIIIM 11121. Nam of the invalidity of the towed marriage . se.tehr e g t o be imprisoned fur three months. cu N. tee D. sear. • maw. sip. ea se se Ila IN Ds awn. I culla ila ilk g 11 1 : No. I Mw. i Nina I Pd. I 01. WNW I ffalee Dada( the erratum's it wan contended that the N. IN Do. treedwid 4 Der NW. saarriar, being valid &reeding to the law of Schleswig WANDSWORTH. i rit ta l te=•st rNe .ilia l t: 11 4 0 l a tex ii rag t1i . ..tirtuan0 ........ a : 1 2 al Notelets, we. good in this couotry, and dud the daughters CI4AIIOI OF CRCELTI AGAINST A ICHOOLMAATER. an 4.. rte. ati ir were entitled to the share of Charles Armitage le. IN Mum. 0.6 lA* ii Dere. erase Gomm Brook to the propel, and that it did not re- Upon Mr. Duman taking his seat upon the bench, •po an Omer Gm. 1111 111 preeteweld MS .. Or Dame allow, Si 10 160 mat to the crown an the eaters of en illegitionto , labouring man named Smith appeared before him with his Hi 6 U he N. de. •- - • i ii e t W Do. do do. 111 1.0 0 - Great South ?algae,. 17e. 14 IS ad The learned ViereChancellor concluded b 7 saying he had boy, to complain of the schoolmaster of the Battersea free- TI . A ., t aaa a y a ,i,ai n , 6 a :a,: me 1170 - o.W.AlfredlPhinsek) nate ef ft 6 given the case his moat careful corwiriorat4oa, lad came to school having severely beaten his son. N. IN lortißrlgillaa.sp c.Noi -4 2l. .. d. WA Vet Menke, Si li IPe conclusica that the wood marriage was illegal sad void, The father stated that they had just come from the country, lit. lin I Do . bee Ow. 6 per es. - - 6,6 - brab Berths MN. I 11 sad that there mast be judgment for the MAIL and as hie boy was • stranger, the other boys in the neigh- 2.650 - W. Pranswilla iii, 4 74 r 0.000 .. ♦ n.,....... i en It e Judgment for the crown. et t i N ee L he &S.W.toloi eer e titl e 's! _.e! -. _77 bourhood did not like him. The consequence was that his PI, LW ' LIS.W. 7p.e. W. les de. 186 NI I,IIV - North Wheal 7.1.4 4 6 boy and another had a fight, for which the schoolmaster had Lii All Pedo - iderMsed Oda ei ... :: 6.440 .. Par Om. let- BlLti 11 111 134 COURT OF QUEF-Nli BENCH. severely chastised him. Ds all LoedoodeT, et tleaidt. es. HO Mowed ............, aNS taso ... Porkellis Del Deuteron) . .. I (Sittings in Banco.-Before Mr. Justice Wicklow& and Mr. Tbe Wiy here took off hie jacket and exhibited large black e 01 Do. to Is %r ' 4,000 _ „0r......4,..6; . Ii ti 266 ,_ 4. Cannon Illt. Clear) S 1 376 163 Ed bruises upon the upper part of each arm. KIN Do. se me Cent. italic* Crompton.) Mr. Duman Inquired when it was done. et. IN Itldised Pa 4p. oL Noel -. -* lb. 100 Da. Own... a Lip. 496 A.W. ►1 I IS. 210 21) ItoTAL NRITIAII DANK TRIALS. The father rid on Thursday night. The schoolmaster sa NO De. 41 per et. Peet. west NMI 101 l two 1 ii E li This Norniag an application was made by Mr. Kennedy efts? the fight took him in and beat him with • short thick e . ND DiaLicallattehla MN N ell 91 1.030 111 TM Pelt 9 la 6 NI Nam. Abu. au, ma. 6 p 400 - Us. Mises 10tesonam la - .. NJ the part of Mr. Humphrey Browne, ono of the defendants Mi di . If It bed been a cane , and the punishment inlbeted ''' sem, with mem Mlle In HI lattle - Vale at Tower 10w , upon the boy's back, he should not have complained. When 11. all NerroM Deese 4p. et. N. - .- mattheal . • . artist If II am _ wet ears i iiiiii li fi t St II the late "ow° Pnmrati°° 4 " 1" the dir."°r.°l II " Ro y *, the boy WWI first beaten be could scarcely take off his jacket. ft, lie 121.......6p........0t. Ode . ..Btaek,aB6 .. - 314 - WA/ceded (Likened, 20 IN 110 British Book, for a rule to show mom why there should Mr. Daman said a stick was certainly.. i m p ro p er . ea pon kre i _ ............ / 7 .4 N .11110.-Inew.4 a a het. tII - Wh. Bawd 1 Illowal. • St 110 NO ad not be • new trial, but the court intimated to him that it tome, Moat the same time he did not think much of braises, ugo p r , as. go_ . . 81 do See .. Vb. Baer IttedruMi 6INNO ~ would be better to poOposs the motion until Lord Campbell, fur they were soon caused. It wee not like meet school- 111 14 Pe. LON 6 ter oe . lial -_ - 5i 4.090 -19 b. Mewed Molded ll /4 .. who presided at the trial, was preeent. masters, they generally allowed boys to fight out thtir owe 1 . Da Tilt ft. aS. netida L. SO ••• • 1••• .. 19b.Eama. Idlest 1.7.1 10 U 66 ad NI Nara Weedlike - WINN Aae Sobetqatestly battles. Noma Wei Sp.s Oka Mr. --I"i ' -- -2eetes slid he lod • dotter ell - The father said the other boy did not belong to the school. IL Me V it Orreseels Pe Ito I. .., M.Trelseins9llAN.l 44 05 N 108 44ineuee to a. '" Ca ball " a Kr. Nada% and elaggelfed There had been several other cases of the same achoolmaster Nhe a „,„.„ a m 4,l6 a lledireerea . tee that se A wet also the latention of the other defendant& to ill-ming boys In the school, and the mothers did not like to et II I : ale - Tr.■ .a.abordeinge. Ise. US PO en foes new trial, It world be emu wismia l e it th e cour t . come forward, but he said he would appeal to • magistmte lii. IN Da. I nor ant Prof./IW. 111 IV lOllllOl 7[[lBB. for protection. He took the boy round to the eckoolinsster_ , N. Iss.„ ....." 1 1. 1 :::%.1. 1 4...1L. 4 NIL " No. I Na. 1 Nom. I Pd . 1 Ot. moor I owes. "aid " 6 as ' whes 631 1166 elm 64116 ca" ca tornhar. sad be said at mace he was uhamed of the violent he had ra• as - a. p.m - A:ag 11 er de 11l •antallw it Mr. Justice Wideman Axed Twaday kr the dillwant re- ow, sad saked him sot to bring the case before the court. - is: la - fie -_ pielt alat ero . lDi 70:0«, 1 8.. qfiiiiiii Ha 4 pr sincere applications. Mr. Depose advised the applicant to make his complaint .111 c IN De- ea u % Perepe- i t ll 9l la 10.460 SI Ikea laseMplo 11,000 211 De. N. dolma I ~! T uvula v. PoltTil RASTERN RAILWAY COMPANT.-RAIL- Sawa es lb , erlifos• of the gcpool , for they hod the Pone* of K. a: -Dtlll pee ei li a: Per . NI id 15.010 1 Dclond a Yd. Otr. WAY ACCIDINT. disguising the schoolmaster. All that he could do wet to Nan *cab Tarkdorietp:raiti• - - Km 1 014.0snlenClafsat. i - 1200 Mt Odin Oftmo ........ 1 B Mr. Pickering applied for • rale to show mum why the inflict a ens. N at neatest Disweeimipt :I , : 10,000 ~ Oftelem..... ...... ... Indict which in this mss fee the plaintiff should not The father said the Rev. Mr. Joni/kern, the vicar of N IN wiWilmili ' m 7 * 16,000 1 Dom Noovefth Omer be set aside • new trial had. The maks WWI brought by Battersea. had the monapiecoeit of the school, and when he LINZ/ LIAM AT PIXID INNTALL Malmo OmftftoS .. a 11 ea the father of • child am yeses eld, to recover damage . Amok. to him about it he treated the m o lter very lightly. 20.000 N ftwand.... ....... ... an 719 for infuriate which it bed somtsaft by ta• flesh. Mr. Nyman said he had no doubt there were other true- lib I PL I Itanweet. I INWINI PNWL I lake 16.0t0 11 Wares .- ........ ... all 9j 91 rem of the disked-we somata, sad Wen Wed be. tees, who were proper parties to inquire into the owe, for if le iel I easforeaUsepal ., ratlenawa ... 10.550 temeseten .......... 14 I t Os 103,316 1 litarkgr iaL 2 1 I lili MY 8e,,,. Martin at the hat moan, whey, the schoolmaster could not control his temper, he wee not fit es. moi l p` s e a L . = W. I Sew the plainlid recovered it small swung 0( uar•m eo. to bold the situatim. If the applicsat theught the trustees dm awl La% Werra) N IN 100. lo s s. needs _.- .0. the let of January led the child WWI taken by 16 rs. did sot attend to the oue he might apply again, and he N. lee imellee foe 1111 IN lc. 10 headband NW. Lead all I I 100. i Port Philp,- ..... 1 - - Pad* its ginadolother. to the Velvet-WI wenn nu th e would grant him a summoms, as he had laid the information Nes 00 , 4 ",.. k TAN 30 Monad, as Oues .... IN 1 11 Mein Wash railway, with the latiatima of gong to Tweed- In UM.. , AA*111111: ell U If 01.171 AIN Milted Me510w...... all 61 4 Meath. li our neremary who they got to the peados to The hither thanked his worship, but it W. • Wavier of SAW alsee trarr__4p.et. - - me Mho our the line is ender to take their emu Is th e ampere that hie worship did not grant the summons at once, a a at ka. 'l4. kji 4 41 KIMILIANDOUL train. arrived th-re at • garter after tea asst boar both ' la w. Nmu OlsossOssaW Aloft ... Im the , sod the taste wee dtaa in twenty minutes PS an are s ili F i bblielt iii ire moo I: ANON Mulee•K tut.. s l / 0 1 1.1 g ni dleros/46. T stuns was is ounce of only oar 01 al the slabs woks, old It our his dote to take the of •II assafta 110 *PINK , sum the mike He told Mrs. Perks that LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE ' Teo " =I '" Orf) " . . 2 4 the tun oseald serf,. is sheet • quirks of an hoes, sad U A DlibirodosammitiMsl . Oh 106 lan.. Mem 41 11.9411m1 * Seinewsterwant WI Si it be left hw sad the child fa the wailiag- room by _.--- e his aft 0M...-. . 1141 01 MU 10 Dalfew.beati&d& I - - N NM. Writer Pad 40 - - as dm sad closed the dam Is e law minutes (sr mtc - rato manure.) 15 all mom Itattlft Nose SA 1110 Loteweett dame enema Mir 1•0 Croft. 111 116 14 afterwards. • goods trala, ebbe did mot slop at the ststlfts, MAN Oh 00.14.414111iiiin on of 10 WV Nerhal• ease up at the rate al slathwea miles an hoar, sad Mrs. MALTON.-EZIDAT. le aU Iftsoft :rya 6 ) 14 si si woo I Ormia raw Parka garroting it was the Tassinstath Isola west serer NAN • - the line imble ben gruedchikl, tad la doing eo us knocked 0 an Ilinkbreast nftsas no KAU 1 i rkb , o an 4 at down and killed, bat the child sniped ebb lb Kis, although Th e Prey . I."44 P hilite. 84°14.44 . Al=t. Wood Ilt NO 11=lisdkrill•Ulii Nld OAS 10 Nostra wear ft us couldsrably Mimed. The Meg that there Nymph , and hepatica , bees loft here ft N ft &ft Nsoftisbol Ilds•slos Mess ft Ussols Tdscr 66 NO 101 IN wee ribs* both co the pot of the sad Hrs. Slick Bonny, Cozwuld, and Tasman* were expecost to 6 sor um Ito Farb. by the term in nerai the Yoder biles the engine 1. "" t°- day. •an Neetlawaalles o =ll . l. el pea i ono e. saa„ ad ri. I ..,,-........._,...._ all 11l 11 lONS g re.r...wire,,Nat 14 - r la the geode Wain, asst la as{ (kW dr mum piper Do Italon .... sy le NA* Linden Ineseset OS all Deese ear eiwt. WOW - , -..-. woming Net Use Wan was den, sad ily Idea Paris ft ant The annua l die, of the A • 17 . 4 i ce Fd N all Make I IllyrelW boa.'s MAN 4 LeadilsnOweiftasfte, all St SI ft ft easedrep ewe ratios is resehig the Ire. The di nn er - MOW IP llellainftn'hL Um an 9 II WNW PR entirely sew itemise-via.. whether V . &dry is find to take piece st the Frustums' Tema, 01. IN lbsofto. WWI a RN,. 8/0.0•0 II !Nand DiNOWSCO. 6 1 of 111. 61 Owe of Urs. Parka our each ea to dimmed& the ht es Saturday the Sth of May-Charles Dickies, Esq., in the le ..o "alawklwa sei ret= US iiii 11110 15 '49**19049 land . - 4 I a neseroar sealant the compay. diet. Os Yr. Iftomert.. 8 9 11.110 N Ds. De........ all I 111. Jule" , WNW's& said it mien/ Met shismiti dat seer ersieersefle li. aw e ... mi k e ., is di, pm dimad m i nft. ib e m i . The last Indian mail wee conveyed from Mar- 1115........,... ..... N 1 65 o ft so .Us 6 0 Repar xi llatla.: al i f ll i li f e. 2 1.711 PO 111.11mnitliJesaIcd 10 14 Vs N an WostV me owl U.NI lAnitnistioa all 1 awe ward ." i... bum." bee p. ii. "sig..„ ey th e onto to Paris in ten hours. This Is the greatest speed yet as • II pashriler. atoned. Wag at the rate of nearly twenty-two league. en N all Dew NOM . - -.....„ 111 r 1 Wes N Irene et eireptera 9A 1 ft* 1 Ortesial Or ....... all i II 111 r. Oreeed. may he es pilbw mid ki beer. The ludas rail train combats of only • post-Abe st 'to w,__.... ir .1... . N NAV De," lee Na. - lle. 1 I dle 11,r , he hosed mina a raft he emu um bp a mo w via `mom to ths carriages containing the mail. The 15 a .""",,,"" e atir" MON Pod =or IsodkNO mu ins, GO the /mood thee thaw sew ammii•s• rgo to (bet =beh mi Latelle. PIT° for t he train 3 f 9 . Pee hike:left% I laads --- - 8 9 WON NI P61„O Oftsollorm WI 77 79 771 y sf oiiiismons by as,. pu, SAM. far the whole journey. - DC 1$ VII 1.1 11.600 116 Do. Nftr i 06 1 9 1 . 171 Mc Julio, Wightsmoo-=lr sum le islhe span to yes. We Segni to Ode that the ceremony of turning JOINT STOOK MILL Nolo aid. this ire mod of the West !metedßailway has beer. posh ten I Sere I _. =, in cemersesee of the landowners asking most Si..'- SUM IN tam suit a tl . . " l/er.lloa l PL O I . CIL - idein - id W. leatel Ue s t o l eeth ."*"7ll 4ftereeoft igall"..."..ls"* L;:d at an o'2o 0 - 1' : COURT OP 0011010/1 PLIAS. re diverse+ Praetor* being unable to cam- U s : " g.g .Bala gus •-..... ii. VII 1 1 8 id Th lt i I D ft trm i kts :2 1 I ( 8411 ings In Basoh-D•din Kr. Antics wain ma 0 060 tr eas. 6 4 ffa"... - a i nhf Geerdien • NO fiste d ! Leadsk -,_. 61 16.011 NI Tracms... ft . a Mr. Judge Myles) Re il. war TRAIfIC.-The OAS) returns of rail- - : iesee .ast.dadseit,h lo . ell "' - sus( not .. ..• 11001 NS Vele i rloneib e rda . NI i i 111 HI winWILL & TIGRAIN.-00011111 11OPPLIall TO A 9111 P. ways in the Unital Kingdom for the week ending April 10, moot ft 4311, - 6 AI - ViiilO . . MAU 64. I/Waft DSO, U. te This wee ma utile span the 616111111116 le pit wait et essoented to 407.2301., and for the correspooding week el mamas l• sin Ils NOM N Do. Nos IA 111 fts the dip Mis, es weever the peke ef goads mpg/ to that lest year to 438,7101 4 showing •• drifts. ft 31 , 4801 . The 1 1 2 M '.Oll-Lix •••• -•• •••• •I a • .. .. mut. ?be cum oft tried at Bristol beers Mr. ;sake rem teeth /sr the eight railways healer their traded in M ' w ' rei ca=d;: la iaia, - :::: =.. M • 4••• •••••Mlf AM IN SI IIZIWN•II C" 1 .11. 4 eill• • mar ram Ind de. eta •AaWANY es ii.......••••••AL• AmdemmAkA ILA. elka ..I. ..A1..... ... .....-.- a.. ........_ .... ... .. is Banoo.—Befaire Mr. Justice Willa sad Mr. Justice Ryles.) irEITWELL Ir. 1 11111311.-000DS SUPPLIED TO A SNIP. This was as attics wad ths &Waist es past owner of tbs ship Elias, to mover tb• peke of goods supplied le that steel The ease was tried at Bristol before Mr. Jai** Crowder, who a verdict was head for the plaid!' /sr 4111 , haw , his* Ow le the delliselsat to sem to enter meet hinessif spew the pima that than was we wi dow la la Ma with Ilk Cab. CLC.. new world. plueuaist to this leave, sod Metall that the dellesdeat bad wot ordered tins goods, V bad he me letarlared ia the ship's satire. The goods teen Nand by the Oaintif s Whir, who acted so basheed, and the plaff had seat is the account to Lama Pavia wad Co., the ship broken, sad issaarg.ng maws al the Inas. sod what they Wows bowbultt be pass bh 64 %West diets estate. Th• &heist was ad a anew of tbe Iwo, of Perrin and Co., add wader lb, woes it was submitted that there was so widow* la ha with liability. llidepiented The last Indian mail was conveyed from Mar seilles to Paris in ten hours. This le the greatest speed yet of .d. both; st the nth et swirly twentviwo leagues in hem The Isaias nee Yi ammista of only • poet-office you la Width to the °anima eastalnior the mail. The =di peet-ofike pays kw the Wan 3.kilometre, maths 3,200 tr. for the whale journey.fr per Ws regret to state that the ceremony of turning the fret pod of the West Somme* Railway has been post = is oar squaws of the larlowners meet exor dia directors Sheathe., being unable to com phis tr isi. parehessi.—thrifif Ouiprolins. RAILWAY TIUIFFIC.—The traffic returns of rail ways r the United Kingdom for the week ending April 10, sonsinneed Ss 407.2301., ead for the corresponding week of hi year Is 4118,7101, show* • demises et 31,4801. The grass resdpbbr the *ln ndlways bevies their tennis' in W eleteeptile meeMed for the week ending as above to 167.7811.' sad et the withwithatlag week of lam year to 1116,7731., showing • 16610110 - of 19,909!. The de crease mikes Easters Counties Railway amounted to 2.3871. ; oa the Ghee* Worthies., to 2,6191. ; o• the Great Wooten to 1,3411.; ea the Leedom sad North Western . to 7,9061.; ea the Lambs ead Blethwall to 1331. ; on the London, Beets*, sod Bost. Coast te 2,2271. ; on the LondAt mad South Western to 1,6441.; and on the South Eastern to 8111. ; total, 19,0691. The receipts on the other lines la the United Kingdom amounted to 239.5261., and for the earrespoodisa pisriod of 1867. to 251,93 n. ; showing • ilemethe of 12.4111. is the receipts of these lines ,• which aided to the decreer, on the metropolitan lines, makes the Mid harem 31,4801. as compered with the corramoadiag week et 1867, which wee Isermr-week. WWI 1* $3.1.8 0 I I a: INS 114 Mt g * 18 18. I g g 14 ft 1 U. N. IL ft * lg . g U I 2 h£..Cl G. at Lae\ Illesk ih r = ftd °=: LW r • JIM rm.= r. ay. gra Om* Maim Oeiwria PUNY last Ow Irk Prowlaslal et Waal Dw llowt . *PM Unita umina' thikr el lambs U! ii MP 110 a a IS A Ai Me I ii ail MIAKMB. lanataZ t itrius 16.—Tba isorkat eta beary at the open o 4 ! „„ag=.... la dr tiaatag matt i_ lart z almaat, V . 449, a= inb.w mum Ir ais lainadre id 4_ tin s Ab li 11 111-369•166.12 114 13 lificat Sartar,ll3ll—Deran, 9) 946 I— "W. 1atta9 1 9.4 Tank a( Oatialillll-ot9tA Wading of Oassaa.l6ll. nasal 'h ym.% a /mk Ana, IL—ar a s famed eat. bat Aare we • .....a laa a w e. t . boltar. llooltdato Omani. u—Loodt, gy— %ma. sl4 tsars Comte, Ilt 111,11,111 da 011-1114 Isaroalta OW. 14—Blookbana kirk 11 Zia. 1.11,11.11111•11. Aran It—fikk smart nra doll ladtrlol . 11 w 1 11= 4 manna Loom ail SOT* Woken. to 934-- si lee 1./1.4114111 Willlolllllo4 lii I t eft— Ira ana Mat alga la ale la laas aolaa la WY ota MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoca. The funds to-day are very quiet, bat some what firmer. Prices are quoted about 1-16 per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. Tte go vernment broker has made another purchase of 17,0001. Reduced Three per Cents. The new Indian loan is steady at 991 to;, The market for English railway shares is rather firmer. Consols for the 6th May have ranged between 961 to 1 and 961 tot, and are now quoted exactly 961; for money the present quotation is 961. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 951 to 1; the New Three per Cents. 951 to 1 ; Exchequer Bills at 335. to 375. prem., being somewhat lower ; Exchequer Bonds, 1859, at 1001 to 101, and India Bonds at 21s. prem. Turkish Six per Cents., after being marked 961, hare recovered to 961 to 971, ex div. In other foreign stocks there is no movement of the slightest import eace. Sales are recorded as follower—Dutch Two-and a-Half per Cents., 66 (exchange, 126.) ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 81 ; ditto, for ac count (April 30), 811; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 451; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 261; Turkish Six per Cents., 961 ex div.; ditto for account, 961 to 97/ ex div. FRIDAY EVSNINO. The abundance of money and the release of the dividends exercise no stimulating influence upon the funds. The market to-day was flat in character, with very little variation in price. Consols closed about 1-16 per cent. cheaper than yesterday. Speculative operations are in abeyance, pending the announcement of the Budget, which is fixed for Monday. The government broker made another small purchase of Reduoid Three per Cents. to-day. MI the other departments of the Stack Exchange were likewise extremely dull. Bona fide purchases to even a moderate amount would probably im part general animation, but business is completely stagnant. • Consols, which closed yesterday at 961, " sellers," for the 6th of May, opened and closed to-day at 961 to 1. For money the last price was 961 to /. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 961, 1, ; ditto, for se count (6th May), 961, 961. Three per Cent. Re duced, 931, 1, 1. New Three per Cents., 951, 1, 1, 1. Long Annuities, expiring in January, 186 b, 1 11-16. Bank Stock, 220, 222. India Stock, 223, 2201. India Loan Debentures, 991 ;ditto, Scrip, 99/, 991. Three-and a-Malt per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May, 1839, 1007 1 . India Bonds, 21s. prom. The New Indian Four per Cent. Loan remains steady, at 991 to z. Exchequer Bills were dealt in from 345. to 395. prem. In the foreign stock market the principal fluctua tions were in Turkish Six per Cents. This stock ie pressed for sale by speculative holders, who are apprehensive that a new loan may be brought out I upon low terms. The existing stock, however, enjoys, and must retain, the exclusive right to the Egyptian tribute. Sales are officially recorded is low as 961, and the closing quotation was 94 to t ex div., or i per cent. below that of yester day. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were quiet, at 104 to 1. Spanish Bonds were in demand. Vene zuelan also continue to attract some attention. Bank shares to-day were steady. Australian Agricultural shares have not fully supported their late advance. Van Diemen's Land continue to meet with a good deal of business. Canada Land were more offered. Other miscellaneous securities were inactive. IGreat Southern of India Railway shares were quoted I. to 346 prem. The transactions in colonial government securities to-day were numerous, at steady prices. New South Wales Five per Cents. exhibit a further improve ment. The amount of gold cent into the Bank yesterday was 32,0001., making a total of 80,0001;since the date of the return given below. In the discount department at the Bank there was a moderate amount of business yesterday, but the sup ply of money in the open market has somewhat in creased during the last two days, probably owing to the release of the dividends ; and the money dealers seem to experience difficulty in keeping the rates up. Two-and-a-half per cent., however, may be con sidered the minimum rate for choice bills. A rumour is current that the Venezuelan govern ment offers to compromise the claims of its foreign creditors upon the following term■, viz., by granting 1001. New Five per Cent. Bonds for every 3001. Active Bonds, and 1001. New Five per Cent. Bond■ for every 5001. Deferred Bonds but even these terms are said to be clogged with the condition that the English bondholder■ ■hall assist the government in raising a new loan of considerable amount. If any such offer has really been made to the creditors it savours of gratuitous insult. Only 7001. in specie is known to have been shipped for the West Indies by the steamer La Plata. Scarcely any alteration tcok place yesterday in the foreign exchanges, which are generally firm. Bills on Antwerp were quoted • little lower, sod on St. Petersburg • trifle higher. The transactions were limited. The current rates are shown below, viz.: •unterdars., three months, 11.171 to I ; do., short, 11.16 to ; Rotterdam, three months, 11.171 Antwerp three months. 26.321 to 71 ; Hamburg, bemeo, three months, 13.51 to 61 ; Parts, three days eight, 26.71 to 10; di .to, three months, 25.36 to 40; Frankfort-on the-Maine, three months, 1181 to 1; Petersburg, per rouble, three mon tbs, 361 to 1; Vienna, eff. do. three months, 10.32 to 4; Trieste, do., three months , 10.33 to 6; Madrid, three months, 481 to 1 ; Cadiz, three months, 491 to ; Leghorn, three months, 29.66 to ; Genoa. three months, 25.56 to 60 ; Naples, three months, 411 to 1; Pa lermo, three months, 1241 to 6; Messina, three mouths, 6126 to 1. ; Lisbon. 90 days, 6 1 1 to 1; °Porto. 90 days. 11 The amount of bills drawn by the East India Company on India, from the 9th to the 16th instant (yesterday), is only 1,0751., of which 9751. is on Ma dras, and the rest on Bengal. The provincial share miirketa are reported flat. At Liverpool a speculator for the rise is said to have failed. Some disappointment is expressed by persons in terested in the proposed arrangement between the Chester and Holyhead and London and North West ern Railway Companies at the remarks made by Lord Itedesdale in the House of Lords. These are considered to portend opposition to the bill now pending in Parliament. The report of the directors of the Sambre and Meuse Railway recommends a dividend of Is. 6d. per share on the original shares out of the profits for the last six montha. The Solent has arrived from Shanghae with 895,8001b5. of tea and 689 bales of silk. With reference to the market for American rail way securities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : The market for American securities in London during the past week bas been inactive. Tien/notions have been chiefly in Illinois Construction and Free Land Bonds, in Erie Third Mortgage. Michigan Central, 1869 and 1882 bonds, at a alight decline. New York Central Six per Cent. and Seven per Cent. Convenible Bonds have brought previous rates. New York Central shares have been more freely offered, from 82 to 80. Illinois Central Shares have ben dull, at from 9to 9} discount. Erie Shares have been more offered, from 23 to 24. The subjoined summary of the produce markets is from the weekly circular issued by Messrs. W. J. and H. Thompson : In the colonial markets this week a fair business has been trmmected, although in many M!tanoes?t lower rates. The sales of st c havegone off :fell for good qualities, but low and soft descriptions have declined about Is. per cwt. The Dutch Trading Company have declared foe sale at Rotter dam, on the llth proximo, 81,436 baskets Java, and 6,300 packages Mauritius. The sasa of coffee at Amsterdam on the 16th instant went off at lower quotations; good ordinary Java selling at 271 cents ; the entire quantity, viz., 491,800 bags, being disposed of. In this market an active demand has been experienced for the Sae coloury qualities of Ceylon, and high rates have been obtained, but common kinds have gone at a fall of fully le. per cwt. For rice there has been to-day more inquiry at firmer prior. Saltpetre has advanced 6d. to Is. per cwt In tea there is still but little doing. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, April 14, compared with the previous weekly return, shows the following malts: Circulation issue Circulation active; 20,481,016 lamer 335,676 Public deposit& Other deposits Government sectuities in banking department Other securities in banking department 16,406,494 Dealer 211,610 Coin and bullion in both __ _ - departments & J aen day sad other bine 838,310 Inners 20,493 The Rest . 3,161,.321, lacrosse .34,870 Note' in mem.., 11,481,636 Dammam 367,670 Total mem (notes & coin) In banking department 12,301,814 Anne 339,744 - - - MINES.-THIS DAY. These changes are very remarkable. Although the Bank paid the whole mass of dividend., leading to a reduction of four millions in the Treasury balance, the decrease in the reserve of notes and °oil! is only 339,7441. This is accounted for by the fact that a large proportion of the dividend funds, not being immediately required by bankers and others, was left in the Bank as " other" deposits. The latter item was also swelled by the large pay ments on account of the Indian loan. At the same time the aggregate decrease in the securities, govern ment and " other," approaches half a million sterling. The decrease in the government securities repre sents probably the diminution in the value of Ter minable Annuities held by the Bank, upon which a half-yearly dividend has just been paid. The influx of newly imported gold into the Bank has been counteracted by the withdrawals of coin by the re cipients of the dividends ; hence the item of coin and bullion is almost stationary. The Gazettit statement of the movement of the precious metals for the week ending Wedoesdsy lest gives the following totals, viz.:—lmports of gold, , 210,3751.; exports of gold, 210,246/. ; imports of silver, 9,1431.; exports of silver, 68,9331. It will be ob served that th. movement of gold was almost exactly balanced. RANI or ENGLAND.—Au sweat parrisal to Ms Ist ith sad Ma Vim, a 32, far ill' week aselle4 su Wad p, Ord 14. IMi Two o'Cwcw. East Wheal Russell shares are in demand to-day, at 61 to 7. West Par Consols shares are quoted 14s. to 16a.; Wheal Edward, 61 to j ; Vale of Towey, 235. 6d. to 245. Gd. ; Wheal Wrey, 4; Great Wheal Alfred, 6 to 1 ; and Pednandree, 13s. to 14s. Linares Mining shares continue in request, and have been dealt in at 9j. Other foreign descriptions are quiet. Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal 1 market : The metal market has experienced but little change during the week ; the inactivity continues, with still further doper sion. Copper is in limited demand, but the monthly meet ing held this week belong passed without change in price, hail strengthened somewhat the position of holders of second hand parcels and holders of foreign. Iron is weak, and but little inquired for. Scotch pig has declined to 635. cash. lead, steel, and 'joker are neglected, and weaker in price. Tin soda a few buyers. Tinplates are only saleable et very rain( ed rates. .it - Mn — flOiTviTige Consols. Captain Robert Jackson write., on the link loot Hitehine engineeimat d 7 fait ma below thole, thelode 6. 21 feet wire, conigow.l of spar. ..p al, men tie, and stoma of WC AB other parte of [le mine are progrewing feruard l4 7. ' , W..' . 0 3 align , Mon to Delia stem my last report." rhea Orest limit Tamar, Umtata Joseph lidektrde lAprllll/ wrifss: "The very mom some of last week Impeded operation, We a.* wow opeoles the 101 l about 40 fathoms furt, south toward. lied Taira Borate, end have an odeth goodstono., and from Ihg very good appearance. of t• e le far at yet seen), It Is rcesonable te • opera that lead will be met with at • bliellior depth. We on prle paring Umber for mettriug tug ehaf4 the sinking of will , . k gal bo pt al with am soon so pom/hia's Prom Alfred convoi, I April 141, the agents report as fellow.,-" The lode In Yields melee ellen staking Wow the 140 la 3 fiat veld., duals'. No lode! et ills,vvered In the ermemit delving 1101a1= level. The berth Inds In the 140 west of • ereweet 1. mach Jo was a. tut reported. This lode In thy 170 went of =aeon' teat preemie wall mid poor. Thie lea, In the 120 sweat of vessel to prod little ore, but not to value. Thee 'rte lode in the 140 .mat of the Is about 14 inches wide, .ad worth from 121. to 113. per fimboes. —. M main lode to the 111 set of Da 'e mane shell Y behest gt tail wide. worth W. per fathom. Tills lode It the 110 era of the above sheltie worth from 6W. t • 601 per Lawns. The lode la No. 1 .113 q racing below veld level, le worth from INA OW. pat Wham. The tenth lale It &raw cast at seal Noel to worth V. per fathom. The meta lode la No. 3 wines ankle; below the 10 sot of said raft ts worth TOL per fathom. No cheese a netke la an of our other operations slace sae last reran.' From Bedford Bowls (April 1) the scram setae:—" Shallow nal— The put of the lode no. steering on i• 10 lochee wide, producing good sconce of copper ore, and by neat week web ape 4o have the lode sod more productive. The lode In the mouth and te not so good fr i g In con•equettos, we think, of the [rotted being harder. Ws ate nowjast pori is the hard ground & o had to driving the shallow Mit sod Ihroark. We, ►owcrt r, hope to SOUP get thron.it Ms bard grand. when the lode will no Anent be no prxluelive an heretofore. Williams' Wlnaa—The lode tore I. ti II 4 feet wl v, and producing good stows of copper ern, faYma stern for nobler. We consider we soon have tone favour aide green 1, *ben no doubt a more predacity* lode wN he the result. Middle edit.—The lode here le eery denim to that stated In our best. producing nautili!! Klan, ear eta, theca and yeilder copper ore; altoge ther • very kindly lode. We anticipates hoprovoinent of Importance ere long. The endure. ale NM, about the engine, but as 101. 0111110 t My *ben Ail, oil) be ready toga to work. We have & largo pile of tin stuff ready kr Kama., and as et ily wetting to know about the 016110 L Before our neat report we hope to Neill.." •w.. ...... tirvatrOroirmlest Deb* swans 0.14 Coh3 Ilelisa 17.417.00 &Mr Bullies MlAleme l ta.rsAto LIMNS 11111%/Mr/C o...wmand. ammo . 1 .. • 11.111,111 (laded. Dead Waled Masi —l7l •••••• • 611.743,214 Other Swim= 18.4011.04 Now 11. 4 41.e36 Deldge4l l 7,. IMMO Go 1..1 add fillver Ole emus Near . . Ammer M.•&wad sClar . lins DUN j Gamma Awn IS. LPL MAUI'S Med Oddir. FRIDAY iTIORWIIh The mining market to-day was dull, with little change in price. We hear of transactions in Par Consols shares at 18 ; Alfred Consols at 91 to 10 ; West Basset at 23; North Basset at 111 ; Wheal Charlotte at 5 ; and South Corn Brea at 41. There was a good deal of business in West Par Consols. Foreign descriptions were quiet. United Mexican shares are gut offered, whilst Linares and Fortuna are supported at the late improvement Y is ad ri a a COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MABLET.-THIB DAT. Tha market is quiet at the annexed quotations : —Tows tallow, 61a. nett ash ; Pkeisboay Y. C. on the spot, 655. 9d. ; 665. 6d. ; May and Inse. 61s. 9d.; July sad August, 1311. 3d. ; Oat. and lles, 625. 3d. to 61. MAJLIZT AVEILAGEL—Town tallow, 675. 3d.; Y b ditto, 3e. ; yellow Rtuuden, 675. 6d. ; melted sh 4 381.; rough ditto, 224. ; tallow graves, 17s. ; good diem 7a. SMITHFIELD :HAT MARKET.—TIIIB DAT. Mr. B. J. Davis reports- trade without alteration. Primo meadow hay, 70s. to 755. ; suprior do., 78s. to 84s. • inte rior do., 60s. to 665. • room ' 60s. to 00s. ; clover, es 100. ; wound cat, 70 .. to 90a.; straw, 28.. to Nu COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Trade is still somewhat dull. Strawberries make (heir ap pointy) in larger quantities, as do also grapes. Of poem, Beurrf Rance, Easter Bann% and N. Plus Mourn may still be obtained. Oranges of all kinds are good sad abundant. Amimg vegetables are aaparagas, rhubarb, and mask. Winter greens are plentiful. Fnmeh Wadi ' Bog is excellent it still consists of cabbage leases, Barba de Capurin, Batavlan endive, and turnip re dishes. Cornish broooli realises from Id. to 211. a Lead. French beans are very plentiful. New pota toes are making their appearance. They fetch from 2a. 6d. to 3s. per lb. ; pees, from 3s. to U. per puaast; and green artichokes. 6s. to Ba. per dosen. Cucumbers are scarcer. Best samples of old potatoes have advanced in. prise. Cut Bowers chiefly consist of orchids, gardenias, helio tropes, poinsettia pulcherrima, geniniuma, violets, mignio netts, heaths, primulas, causing, cyclamens, tulips, hyacinths, and ram . Inne Apple* per lb.. b FRU to lb G lT ame& Pr doe.. 14 to Is N Grape, Yew, per lb , lie to No LIMOS" PM' dek lo la P 1 1 / 4 1PPI P.. 1. Po le per 100, bto 10e Strawbartia, p. aa 14 to Is Plll7erte, I,er tOteta. fik to Mb 41Ploa la ball lop, So to Co 04 oobo, do., Me te Po Prop pie Ma, do to lb VEGETABLES. Oeublogeen„ I cal. PI bto Came bets, each. lo to So dd Precook sw, la to lo Id C.ot. Pet Pa. lo to b Mama p. dar. de to 41 dory, p. boodle, la to lo 9d rwsr9 11 7A11;4 3 41 12210,1 I = W PC l b I. I P id d l V e i d i I d t ui = . 4. b.ass. 411044, 4 1. 0/14 . 4 c.. 4 1 / 4 . 0 11 . 16 : LI% 00 b P v• IP. 18. blob coo. pc tn. M . to do " presa,bSobld Mara OP alate k lo ds patent, le to lb "ow Daft'. P. la Id to dm yam, If lla 64 le Tr xstaeowah to le dd Tar Pr al. " W " Vanier, polo bamboo* to On Tarot*. bo le ro 94 PP MP, Perk P. UP. lo 110 le dd Spbookleddlob SAPP. P., It le 44 It is slated that Meows. Calvert and Co., for the adisfactlas of all persons interested in their affairs, bare placed their boob in the beads of Miura QOM" and Co., the aocountents, to undergo a thorough examination. The judgment of the Lords Justices upon the upped as to the mode of winding-up the Northumberland and Durban' Dietrict Banking Company, which is shown. by the repoot of Mr. Coleman, the accountent, to be wader liabilities to the extant of 2,255,0001., with mete which. =leave of the Derwent Iron Works, am estimated at only 1,064,0004 will be delivered on Monday nut. Sir John Patteson, of Feniton Court, near Honiton, has been appointed governor of King's College, London. Western rime,.