The Express. — London, England, 1862-05-19 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENINO, z MAY 19, 1862. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Gee Mars.) IN KC BIUMI AND IFORT0813!. —JUDONITIT. The bankrupts were described — - S - sitatmad eaplinanfactu rers of London-wall. They applied to yam their examination a few days ago, when the Gall was fully reported. The liabilities, it may be remembered, are about 45,0001. They were opposed by Mr. Metcalfe and Mr. A. Turner, for the assignees, on the ground that they had not satisfactorily accounted for about 33,000/. worth of goods, which they had shipped to the house of Korteeke Brothers, at Montreal, in about two months prior to the failure. Mr. Lawrence and Mr. Linklator supported the bankrupts. His Honour now gave judgment. He said he bad resolved to take a course which would necessarily postpone the im portant part of the inquiry to a future caresion. Looking at all the circumstances of the case, though the sa- ORIENTAL GAS COMPANY.-(THIS DAY.) counts were not satisfactory eithei to the court or the creditors, they appeared . to be the cal ones the bankrupts could furnish, and no would result to anyone from an adjournment. Great expense had been already incurred by this inquiry, most voluminous depositions had been taken ; and were the bank rupts put to the expense of an appeal on the question of last examination it would cost them at least 5001. That was another reason for not adjourning the examination, for bank ru pt.) were persons who were supposed to have given up all that they poseeeried. Were the court to adjourn the exa mination sine die, it could make DO distinction between the bankrupts ; but there were very important distinctions which could be made on the bearing of the certificate. It was the practice of the Lords Justice., in cases of this kind, to allow the bankrupts to peas, reserv ing all questions for the certificate sitting, when the court would have power to judge of all the facts of the case. A further adjournment would only consume time and money to no purpose. The bankrupts would therefore be allowed to pass, withopt prejudice to any question to be rained at the certificate sitting. In answer to the court, Mr. Liuklater stated that had the case gone to appeal, seven copies of the voluminous depositions would have been rered Tf l is . Hon . our said he should be glad if the Lords Justices would suggest some means by which the enormous expense of appeals might be diminished. The certificate sitting was appointed for the 27th of June. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS• (THIS DAY.) The May adjourned general swim of the peace for the county of Middlesex commenced this morning at the Sm. sons-house, Clerkenwell, before Mr. Bodkin, usis• tent judge, and a bench of magistrates. The calendar contains the names of seventy-fire prisoners committed for trial, of whom 60 were charged with Molly and 13 for miadereetnonr. The state of instruction of thew . . prisoners was as follows :—Can neither reed aor write, 13 mn mad, 11 ; read and write imperfectly, 45 ; and read and write well, 4. The AasistentJudge 'dammed the grand jury and &s -tained them to their duties. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) LAW INTELLIGENCE. Yr. Wareham—But steelLabanhant andhis num a I payed as smolt in the London Gazette on Friday last. (THIS DAY.) Yr. Wookych—Then prove against his estate. Cie is I Buiugltall.street, and state your case to the Commiwismir in Bankruptcy. Mr. Wareham was afraid Steel's estate would not maw a farthing. Mr. Woolrycl is a very hard case upon you, indeed— very much like a fraud on the part of this Charles Steel. who compelled you to pay your rent six days after quarter day. There ought not to be an execution is your house. I am sorry I cannot amid on. I would advise you to make your case known at the ink<aptcy Court. The ordinary general meeting of this company took piace to-day, at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate street. Captain BARBER in the chair. A report was mad, which stated that the affairs of the " core were in • satisfactory condition, and progressing gh favourably. A contract had been entered into with the Il i government to light Feet William, and this important work at, would be executed without further delay. In the new die- it troth where mains had been laid during the put year, a large * increase of business was anticipated from private consumers. C . The rapidly increasing buainats of the company, the prospect 1 ,. of extended operations, and the requirements of the gas fittings department, have decided the directors to recom mend to the propmtors a further increase of capital by the to issue of 60,000 shares of 11. each, on which it would be pm- * posed to cell up Is. per share, to be made payable on the let of July next. In conformity with the deed of a ,. settlement an extraordinary general meeting had been called as , to consider and decide on thin recommendatiors The direo tors had the painful duty to record the death of their late at. esteemed colleagues, John George Hammack, and Charles E Farquharson, Fsaqrs. In order to comply with the provi- ;,•• 'ions of the deed of settlement the directors had secured the I , ) * valuable co-operation of Lewis Cubitt, Esq., • director at of the Imperial Gas Company, who had accepted • seat to in the direction of this company's affairs, and they It. recommended that the remaining vacancy be not filled up. gs• The directors bore testimony to the seal shown by Wil liam Anderson, Fag., in directing the company's operations N . in Calcutta. The general revenue amount showed a balance t it of 5,693/. 9s. 7d., out of which the direoton recommended N. • dividend at the rate of 51 pa cent., free of income tax, payable on the 12th day of June next, leaving • surplus of *- do. 537/. 4s. 7d. to be carried forward to the next amount. et, The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, observed that the most interesting paragraph in it was that ge. I which stated that the company hail at last " entered the gt Fort," at Calcutta. The shareholders were aware that Et from the fi rst misting to the present time they it bad never associated together without some little discussion relating to the necessity there was for the corn- 6 1, posy , to supply the Fort with gas. They had certainly eR very hardly treated by the authonties, but there to was no doubt that this fact arose from the force of cir cumstances, and it would be difficult to clot the finger of lc* le blame. When Lord Dalhousie interested himself to secure the lighting of Calcutta by this company, it was distinctly k undsntood that they should be allowed to light the I * Fort. Unfortunately, however, Lord Dalhousie left al Calcutta, and many changes took place, which, N. coupled with the Indian mutiny, and other events, * provoked the delay now alluded to, until at length the vigorous exertions of Mr. Anderson, the managing director k in Calcutta, led to the required result, and the company is bad now the exclusive advantage of l*hting the Fort. The 10 contract was not quite so favourable as it would have been in the first instance ; but it was • very good contract (extending over • period of ten years ) sod the boon bestowed is would be a very valuable auxil iary to the company's opera tithe Fort William was • town in itself. It was capable it accommodating 10,000 moo, and the guns it con- N. twined numbered 1,000. The increase of the company's R. basins would, therefore, be very considerable, and when go it was borne in mind that thin was the only gas company in r t. Calcutta the shareholders would see that their prospesM were, as described in the report, extremely satisfactory. k The report was adopted, and a dividend declared sa ra• commended therein. The retiring directors were re-elected, and Mr. Lewis * Cubitt was elected in place of the two gentlemen whose r s, deaths were announced. The auditors were then re-elected, and the Waken Is termioated. The meeting was then made special foe the purpose of N. • the inc ease of the r 1 d the ,comp -- ' to es authorising ts— capital , 00Ulphili ~... r., 150,0001., by the creation of 50,00 0 new — shares o f IE. each, Zr: on which it would be proposed to tali up Be. per abate. pay- je. able let July next. The new shares to be issued pro rota at to the prompt shareheklers. It. A resolution in accordance with the above object was = and esseaded ; and in answer to a question the stated that the directors bad not received eon- s see i sae for tits 1I of Madras or Bombay, and as to „7- the lublealies• d be very sorry to be aanociated i g : vide II for wok • purpose, The resolution was unanimously adopted and the meet- lug superated. _ SuM.Mitffirrair Ennui* cos Civil. EsitmS. 85. —The SUM proceed to be voted for meteorological anima. es time at sea, under the Board of Trade, as printed in Clime . u OO . of the Civil Service Estimates, were the same as those voted g R in 186142. It is now desired to make various alterations, St. specified in a parliamentary return issued to-day, which will g s 2: occasion an increase of the vote to the amount of I,ooof. A as, supplementary estimate amounting to 2,8271. has also been 10 tested for 27 in class 5, being salaries of junior attaches to se embamies and missions abroad. These salaries are pro- 8t posed in accordance with the report of the select cont. gt suttee of the House of Commons in 1861 on the diplomatic at service. The sum authorised by the act to be charged ou r t : the Consolidated Fund, for salaries and penaiona of diplo st - 'mac officers, being inadequate to meet this additional ex- tit pease, it is necemary to propose a vote for the object. The salaries are at the rats of 1501. a year each, payable after et the completion of a period of four years' service. et CONFIRMATION OF BLUE-GOAT 80T9. (THIR BL Dee.)—This morns the of London held a confirms. 115 . ties at Christ Ch Newgistestreet, when • large num- E.- ber of the boys et •is Hospital were admitted to • " 8 :: participation in that rite of the church. The candidates g t were presented to the bishop by the Rev. Dr. G. A. Jacob, itt the head master, the Rev. J. Thompson, MA., the Rev. Robert South, Y.A. and other masters. Prayers R. were read by the /tee. Michael Gibbs, M.A., pre- 5 bindery of fin. Paul's and chaplain to the Lord Ni Mayor, after which the bishop amended the pal- se, pit, and explained at considerable length the nature e of the rite of confirmation, its origin, design, and meta:see 8 t as a ceremony of the church. Hu lordship then took his 10 place within . the rails of the communion table, and the candidates kneeling before him were confirmed by the lin- et position of hands. On Wednesday his lordship will bold Bt • confirmation in the parish church of Kensington ; and et. on Thursday at Holy Trinity Church, StoMptha. et THR JAPANIIKE Mimics.—On Friday several of 82 .,. the Japanese, suite, in company with Dr. Chambers, visited a . the writing, drawing , and mathematical classes at King's IT College Sch ool, and examined the mode of teaching in 10 those departments. They requested that • half-holiday IS might be given in memory of their visit, to which 10 Dr. Major kindly consented, and thus gave our Oriental 8 2 , 4 friends.'en opportunity of hearing some hearty cheers gt from 400 or 500 schoolboys throats. They then went over ft the Blind School in St. Georges-fields, and were pre- 10 seated by Mr. Edmund Johnson with specimens of printing I.oel for the use of the blind, ciphering types, basketwork, he. 5i..., They remarked upon the loos of eight which so frequently "„:" follows smallpox, and stated that in Japan compulsory vac- s 't dilation had been rigidly carried out with excellent effect g o . for the but ten yearn. They then went to the workshop of m Messrs. Whicker and Blase, the cutlers, and saw the pro. 25 teas of making razors, surgical instruments, &c. The swords LI M. of the party (each gentleman carries two) were inspected et with much interest by the workmen, and pronounced equal, et and of similar make, to the best Damascus blades. The es . steel has the curled grain so much admired in the latter. It us. may be remarked that these famous blades are only to be found in private hands, being wetly heirlooms, often of great antiquity ; one of those examined had • Japanese cutler's mark showing it to be more than 200 peas old. I THs Viczamx or EGYPT.—Said Pacha, the Vice- 11 roy of Egypt, on arriving at Lyons, woe received at the ft railway station by Marshal Count de Castellano, the senator go charged with the administration of the department of the a Biel's, and other civil and military fauctionanee ,• and de- ft tachments of soldiers were present to pay the usual military honours. The Viceroy; entered an open carriage drawn ~."7 by four horses, in which were also seated the marshal ji and the senator, and, preceded by a detachment of le lancers, went at • walking pace to the Grand te Hotel de Lyon, where apartments had been prepared IS for him. The suite, which is numerous, and among whom 20 is tiustaphe Pacha, the Viceroy's nephew, end Zeulfukur gg Pre* his Minister of Foreign Affairs, followed in other is carriages. Said Pacha is very corpulent, and wears his full m beard ;he was dressed in • Neck 'frock coat, with the deco- a ration of grand officer of the Legion of Homier. He ex- 10 presses himself fluently in French, and is rather quick at 20 repartee. On being asked whether his voyage had been pleasant, he replied, " Not very good, for we took is coals 18 at Naples and at Ciata Vecchia, and the Roman and Italian m combustibles would not agree, which delayed our progress * considerably." a The present coast telegraph line in Australia ex- a tends from Brisbane to Adelaide. The authorities in Aus. fe trial& are now being urged to extend this line to King George's Sound and Swan River, and man to the mining districts of North Western Australia. A settlement is already contemplated to the north of Brisbane, in Easters Australia, sad the dimoveries of Burke in No rth Easters and Gregory in North Western Australia are likely soon to eases settlements to be formed at different points almost all rood the greet island continent of New Holland. This will make the establishmeot of a telegraphic communica tion between England and her Australian gold colonies meestinalle without the employment of extensive submarine cables. From the telegraph could be easily ex tended to Sumatra, - Java, sod Timor, and then across to North Western Australia, when the wires could be easily extended down the western aide of the Australian conti nent, or to the astern side through Torres Strain. 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As the train due at Patel., Bridg• at half-pail nine o'clock was coming up from Harrogate, and within a mile of its destination, the engine driver thought he eaw something on the line, and instantly threw off the steam, but before he could bring the train to a stand it had pared over it. On his arrival at Pateley-bridas he immediately returned, and found the train had goes OM the body of a man. He was literally cut to pieces. The remains were brought to Pateley-bridge. On searching his I pockets he was found to be a person named John Cowliug, a master mason, who resided at Low Plain, about a mils and a half from Paisley-bridge. THZ OALWAY STEAMSHIP RIBERNIA.—This Yes eel, which was built by Palmer, of Newcastle, and has been rebuilt by Mean. Lad, of Birkenhead, made a trial trip on Wednesday last, under the command of Oap. fain Latch. It is not likely that the people of Galway will recognise the Hibernia when they see her. film is saw a noble looking ship, and is capable of performing elleastly any service in which the Attic Steam Navipairm Oem pany may employ her. No sapsase be. been spared is making her seaworthy and comfortable for pasesepra A hurricane deck has been built, sheltering the mina from the middle-boxes forward. The stain( wheal is plead ea the bridge. Daring the trial, on Wsdatedey, the drew 16 feet 4 inches femora sad 18 feet 7 inches aft. Ohs ran this measured aflame's (41 miles) at the rats of 144 biota. BM answered her helm quickly, turning at full speed in OA ofaviss.—Liverpool Albion. WILFULLY DAMAGING A DRINKING FOUNTAIN. Al/rWirevo;Zes, end 12, s paper at Aylesbury.plaos, lerkenwell, sad mend maker , 12 a brush maker, of 10, Aylesburppleers, were c betas Yr. D'Eyomart with wilfully damaging a • • fountain at Clerkenwell-greee, the property of the vestry of Clerkeawell, to the extent of Ifs. The fountain in question was only opened on the lit of Hay, it having been presented to the vestry by the com mittee of the Good Samaritan Temperance Association. Yesterday afternoon police-constable 72 G saw the two prisoners endeavouring to poll off the top of the fountain. He took the prisoners into custody, when they said that they had not broken the fountain, but had got on the top for the purpose of getting some water. Mr. Benz, the surveyor of the parish of Clerkenwell, said that the tube that supplied the fountain had been broken, and the water was now running to waste. It must have taken great force to have broken the tube, as it was made of iron. He lest saw the fountain safe on Friday last. The prisoners said that they did not break the fountain. It was broken before they went, and they only got on the top to get a drink of water. Two Irking'''s were called, who stated that yesterday morning the fountain was broken, and the water would not ran from the jets. The boys were not big enough to have broken the fountain. . . . . . . The constable added that be did not know when the foun t-la was broken. Perhaps the boys intended to take away the top of the fountain. Mr. D'Eyncourt said he hoped that the boy's statements were correct and that they had sot broken the drinking fountain. It was really too bad to destroy these fountain , so they were put up as a =Ma of kindness by_charitabb; persona. If the charge had been distinctly pmved'he should have dealt very severely with the prisoners, by or dering them to pay the full amount of the damage, as well as a penalty, and in default of payment he should have sent them to the House of Correction for the full period. As there was a doubt they would have the benefit of it, and be discharged. MARLBOROUGHZTREET. A WIFE MATER COMM= TO PRISON. Thonteusßei;n:at;ll,;;;;riai Twitieil;;;;;u charged with annulling his wife, Ana Behan, of 25, Whitcomb street. _ _ It appears that the prisoner had greatly ill-used hie wife at Easter, and she teak out a summons against him, but he made off, and a warrant was then issued. He came back • few days ago, but his wife not wishing to enforce it, on his Sapromising not to atreat her again it was not executed. On turday night last, however, he mine home drunk, seized her by the bosom in a savage manner, and pulled her out of bed, causing her some pain. She then gave him into custody. Michael aSheu g hneft.,y, one of the warrant officers of the court, said he was called out of bed at three yesterday morning, and then took the prisoner into custody on the warrant. The prisoner was at this court on the 24th January, IMI, for assaulting his wife, when he was bound over to keep the peace. Mr. Tyrwhltt said it was a very brutal and bad cane. The poor woman having been Mused got a warrant against him, and then forgave the prisoner, but notwithatanding that he had again assaulted her. The prisoner was committed for a month with hard labour. WESTMINSTER. PRO2ERTI LOST AND FOUND AT THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. Isaac Lftfet, a nun between thirty and forty years of sne, was chai ;ed withuulawfully poaseasing • lady's sunshade at the International Exhibition. . . Police constable Urban Philpott, 183 X, said that at half-past four on Saturday afternoon, he saw the prisoner leaving the Exhibition with something under his coat ; wit nese stopped him and asked him what he had got there, when prisoner replied that it was a parasol he had picked up in the gallery. Witness took him into custody. Mr. Arnold asked if he was known. The constable replied that he worked in the Exhibition. Prisoner said he was employed by Ilr.Hedgeland,sa organ builder, and on Saturday morning picked up the parasol amongst his work. He put it on one of the organ pipes, where it remained during the afternoon, when he took it out. Mr. Arnold—is there no place for property picked up to be taken ? . Inspector Walthew—lt should be taken to the police station in the building. Prisoner—l aware your worship it was a very foolish innocent trick of miss. . . . . . Mr. Arnold—Very foolish it may have been, but I cannot see the innocence of it. If your account is true you knew it was not your property, and it was your duty to have taken it to the police station, in order that it might, if possible, have been restored to its owner. Prisoner—My foreman is here who can prove my cha racter for ten years, and here is a workman who maw me pick it up. The foreman said he bad borne a very good character for ten years, and bad been frequently entrusted with very valuable property. A fellow-workman said he picked the parasol up, and hid it in an open situation all the afternoon. Mr. Arnold—You are discharfed, prisoner but your conduct strongly approaches to criminality. THAMES THE LAW OF DISTRESS TOR sew -1 HARD CABR. Mr. Harry Joseph Wareham, the landlord of the Commer cial Stores, a house of publie entertainment, No. 7, King's- Place, Commercial-roalL East, applied to Mr. Woolryoh for his advice and assistance under the following circum stances : Mr. Wareham said he rented his house of a Mr. C. Steel, auctioneer, broker, and apprauier, No. 6, King's-place, who threatened two days after lady-day last that if him rent was not paid by the following Saturday, the 29th of March, he would distrain upon hint. Bs paid his quarter's rent to Steel on Monday, the 31st of March. The witness put to a receipt for 81. 17a., one quarter's rent, due Lady-dag ; 14;2, signed Charles Steel, and dated March 31, 1862. Saturday the ground landlord, or landlady, Misa Berner, put in a distress for 171. 10s., half a year's rent, although nothing was owing, and a broker named Burden made out an in ventory. Mr. Woolrych—Was the previous quarter's rent paid to Steen Mr. Wareham—Yea, sir, my predecessor, Mr. Muscluunp, paid the quarter'. rent due Christmas last to Steel. In answer to questions by Mr. Woolrych, the applicant said that Steel was the lessee of the Commercial Stores and the auction room and 13111MISeS No. 6, adjoining, and had not paid any rent to Mies Berner for a half-year. Mr. Woolrych said it was a ♦ery hard case indeed upon the applicant, who had honourably paid hie rent, but the lessor had aperient right to distrain under the circumstances. The applicant's rem ed y was against Steel, who could be sued for demesne is one al the superior oourte at Westminster. BLURB L1528.--(THI8 DAY.) Two ovOwm. The railway share market is fiat today and prioes are mostly lower. London and North Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks have receded per cent., and two or three others Ito London and North Western stock is now quoted 931 to 94 ; Great Western, 73 i t i o ui l u blidland, 124 to f ; Lancashire and Yo • z 108} to 109 ; Eastern Counties, 57 to ; C edonian, 108} to 110; and South Eastern 841 to f. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have risen to 3} to 31 prem., ex div. Grand Trunk of Canada have fallen. The principal Belgian lines are fairly supported. ORDINARY MAIM AND lITOORL LaRATI. Malmo plead Saturday. Bar Soda/ le 1 p.n. all ilana,WoLantoorVall 110.3 ilark.,lan.,Mbn.Juno. sit ,Bostoa. 6114. C. LM IBOst.9l•Ftl ism ISO 'Caledonian all Oork and Boadno all Cornwall • ail Do. • • no . itiv..aalLl an Do. B peal* & all Dublin sod &Mon Tao. all Dand.,Postli. AlxLla. Baal 10 100 0 IlsoUrn Aa ttnioo . 1101 laotern Union, Stookl 1011 Do. Stook B all tut 81/tolk lkilabarikand Glasgow 100 IdinlirCtorll4 Damien all For* sad Jos. 100 Glasgow .0 S. Woken oil Droll North at 100 Oren* Northern 105 Do.AIL Area. no dlr. im -104 00.111 01111 p on. Is 100 ins. enths Weil Ow) aOO Great Wagers 1114 DoillourVoLena.lllk. 1110 lannuldre# Yorkokiro 6 T 01 116 1001 1:0 ... ei ei 1 2 5 6 61 U 10 11 tOi 21; 67 68 67 60 $7 40 89 81 30 we 102 104 140 146 114 116 112} 119} 11/9 144 106 106 TS 791 66 58 109 109} 60 64 122 122 44 46 9 94} iro meao. a;ilita - 7.7cd U. Ildfll.ooist 00 Larin~ ~ ma e _aDov 1 100 Lambs& ter* wedu all NW, lanlast/1004,0 sli 100 D ia 1 1 1:1 1 =• 16i0.111004111a00110* rat Do. Now 10 Do. itssa.allatig 411 led. Gt. Ws. 104 [al sll Noironllo omit • NowryeArrior**AL.. all Notay,Wolosse.*Sas 10 Norfolk 100 North **NO ..... * all North Dom Ball. D. 100 N. limotora—Borwlak lei Do. 6.11.1i2ar0. 100 Do. Lode . 100 Do. York 10; Seeirn - Loolui -- Do. Now all NorthalWaimeriiima 18) North 81•118slign. 100 NottAtimilbroLikl: W Peebles 100 Scottlati.S.AbZili: 100 floottialt 100 bltropahh• 110100 011 81111asbournertnairu 1110 South Devou IN South Lateen IN South Wales ISO S. York& & BlvaDan ell Stelnee,Wo=ge W Stockton & LS Ditto dap ~~ v.z. -- ---- liii 'insult Do. VaIo D° V11 •• solit • • • • • • lat Tioloals Ma. • Plzalloo 100 Wort Ocenvoll 100 W.lallispooillarb.l9ll/ 109 Wig lilOlaao—Ostord 100 Ditto X= 100 DIMS ft 109 k 21} alt i 84 ter 841 85 60 63 99 101 6 7 87 8 i 181 pm 166 166 MI 6 107 L :1 Pc Prg 1123 74 I . _ 1091 81 13 42; 2 129 8} ". ga, en 1 dls 8 4 1 i lm 116 I. 61 44 48 a 44 a Si MONEY MAREBT.-(THI8 DAL) Two o'CLool. The funds to-day are quoted precisely the same as on Saturday afternoon, and little business is going forward. In the railway market there is a alight reduction in several of the principal Eng lish lines. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway shares have likewise given way. Every department of the Stook Exchange is quiet. Turkish Loan scrip is quoted 21 to 3 prem. ; Egyptian, 11 to 2 prem. ; and Russian, 1 to i prem. Consols are officially marked 931 and 1 cum div., for money, and 921 and 1 ex div., for the ac- count The present quotations are 931 to 1 cum div. for cash, and 921 to 1 ex div. for the 10th of June. The official business report is as follows : Bank Stock, 237 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 911, 4; New Three per Ciente., 914, 1 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1091, 1; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1864, 100, ; ditto Bonds, 265. prem.; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 1034, ; Exche quer Bills, 15s. prem. The foreign stock market is quiet, and, with the exception of a, slight improvement in Spanish Certificates, which are last marked 81, the tone is dull. Mexican Bonds and Italian Five per Cents. are rather weaker. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 804 to 4, and that of 1858, 704 to 1. Sales are reeorded as follows :—Bra zilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852-58-60, 921 ; Ilgyptian Seven per Ceuta., 14, 4,2, premium ; Italian Five per Cents., 704, 71, 704 (exchange 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 321, 314 ; Moorish Five per Cents., 911 ; Russian Five per Cents, 97 ; Spanish Passive, 191; _ _ . the Committee's Certificates, ii, 1; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 81 ; ditto Biz per Cents., 1858, for account, 71 ; ditto Biz per Ceuta., 1882 (scrip), 3 prem. ; ditto paid up scrip, 701, I ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 103 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 231; ditto One-ands-Half per Cents., 1L _ lota °TIM& Consols are quoted 93 1 f to cum div., for money, and 921, ex div., for the aooount. The amount of specie engaged for shipment to the East by the Para, to-morrow, is 387,9771., l of which 12,8021. is gold, and the r est silver. The particulars are as follows :—For Alexandria, gold, 10,000/. ' • Madras, gold, 2,5021. ; Calcutta, silver, 9,710/. • Penang, silver, 5,8001. • Singapore, silver, 114,2361. ; ditto, gold, 100/. ; iiong Kong, silver, 137,3321. ; Foo-shoo-foo, silver, 2,2281. ; and for Shanghai, silver, 106,070/. Applications are invited from the public for the balance of the shares in the Delhi Railway not taken up by the Made Railway shareholders. The i prospectus s published in extenso.l Its leading points were referred to in the Daily News of the 83rd of April. The management is almost identical with that which has so sucoessfully carried out the Made Railway and its associated undertakings. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 2nd inst. were 9,7021. sterling, being 4171. more than in the cor responding week of last year. A special meeting of the South Eastern Railway Company will be held on the sth of June, to ap prove of four bills now before parliament, and special meetings of the &astern Counties and Nor folk Railway Comptnim on the 3rd of June, to consider three bil* one of which relates to the amalgamation. A general meeting of the Calcutta and South Eastern Railway Company is called for the 29th inst., and will be made special, to authorise the directors to raise an additional sum of 50,0001., either by shame or debentures. The half-yearly meeting of the Danube and Black Sea Railway Company is called for the 30th inst. A call of 10/. is to be paid on the shares by the 3rd of June. The annual meeting of proprietors of the Bank of British North America is convened for the 10th of June. A further call of 11. is to be paid on the shares in the Seend Iron Company by the 2nd of June. We have received a copy of a pamphlet describing the " Formal Opening of the Punjaub RailwgZ the Lieutenant-Governor," * on the Ist of last. It contains a variety of particulars of interest to persona concerned in railway enterprise in that quarter. •W. H. Ali and 06., Waterloo-place. SATURDLI_ETZWIIT. Consols, which closed yestegsi;;94tcTlex div. for the 10th of June, opened this morning at 921 to 1, and closed at 921 to 4. For money the last prove was 934 to cum div. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93/, 1 CUM div. ; ditto for account (June 10), 921, 1 ex div. ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, 1, 1 ; New Three pa. Ceuta., 94, 1 ; Thirty fears Annuities, 1885, 151; India Five per Cent. Stock, 109/, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 100 ; ditto 1854, 1001 ; ditto Bonds, 295. prem. ; Four per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 91. The India Five per Cent. Stock was rather' Satter, at 109 to 1. Exchequer Bills recovered ls. closing at 15e. to 18e. prem. Foreign stocks were well supported, though closing in some instances below the morning's prices. Turkish rose per cent., the loan of 1864 closing at 801 to 81, and that of 1858 at 701 to 7L Mexican Bonds, after being marked 321, closed at 321 to 4 . , or 1 lower than yesterday. There was an improvement to-day in the shares of some of the new banks, including Imperial, Alliance, and Chartered Bank of British Columbia. The stocks of the older establishments were un altered. No movement occurred in the market for miscellaneous shares. The clueing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine In surance, 81 to 9 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 14 to 11 prem. ; Universal Marine, 2/ to 21 dia.; London and Provincial Marine par to 1 prem. ; Mercantile Fire, 1 to 1 prem. ' • Com mercial Union, Ito dia. ; Imperial ;..uk,l to prem. ; Alliance Bank, 2 to 1 prem. ex the new shares; Chartered Bank of British Columbia and Vancouver's Island, 1 to 1 pram. ; Italian Irrigation, Ito prem. ; Metropolitan Wagon, 11 to 21 prem. • London and Brazilian Bank, If to 2 prem. ; and Bombay Gas, par to 1 prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two de Loos. The mining market is active to-day, with a large amount of business. East Cern Brea shares are quoted 161 to 17 ; East Caradoo, 45} to 46} Wheal Ludoott, 74 to f ; Providenoe, 40 to 42; Wheal Margaret, 44 to 46 ; Wheal Grenville, 64 to ; and East Wheal Grenville, 525. to 545. Numerous transactions will be found recorded in the Stook Exchange official list The principal feature in the foreign mining market is a heavy fall in St. John del Rey shat which have been dealt in at 57 and 55. United are marked n. Other foreign, as well as colonial descriptions, are without change. The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (Limited) have received by telegram front Lisbon the following report, dated Morro Velho, April :—Produce for March, 45,697 oitavaa ; oat for ditto, 9,4961 ; profit for ditto, 7,7501. ; produce 10 days of April, 12,702 oitavaa. Tie PAWS= TRANI Ms Barran ComoLa. —The rid dimmerim, and the stimulus gimp to Use dm loveliest al the seleny ia anasermems, have mused a very large Morisse ia the posesepr Win Mia ma this cousley sal British Cohmab The resift United States Ks Oorspasy have been Who' seme lOW sad powerful mods to thsir leek in cludingin the Osselitation (now ea the eta hics). which Wahl* 01 ocillTiel L5OO pemseres sad I. teas of goods. Them dermsm sow nut four times nonathly, instead o/ three, reIIIMIL The meals al the West ladle Royal Rail Company are also carrying large numb= el pamesgers bound fez the new lead of gehl. 914 100 i 40 46 • _4 ll 'if PM OP 10 .-- Ms I ri rs al 01 en 971 1 02 ea 66 ea 864 100 104. 1 it .1 112 124 •6 48 106 107 06 67 Pilif lIULt4OI *LAM& 100 .Brietortartorp.o.rk 100 .CoWorm Quar. 8h..1 al 'Cork sad Bandon 611 Ootowall. 6 pa art 611 Doa.PtWkok dbor..l on. 1101 art Ana" A, 6p. 101 Do. 0, 100 D. T 16.01 p. 1•0 IL Coax. Ix, 1p.01./10.1 la Do. do. 100.1 IN Do. Now p. el AS.. 100 &urns Urea, 6 µ ot. 100 "dr.& Glasgow 6 p. et. 100 0116.,Pertb,lro.,e. p.c. 101 Wirt Northern, 6y. 100 D 461 orod.at 10 p.et.pm. Da Do. d 4 re art. 00 Do6p.rod.at p.o.pm. 1 an URI. loormad, Ist Prot I filiWeil(Bariattliantm Ur Do. rode o& 44 p. oar 100 Do. Mort. tp. oar 100 Do. Under& p. ca. 101) Do.lo.ol.radoom trot. 110 Do. Barr. Gus. rock WO Do. Biro. Prat. Stood 10 Do. Cheat. Goa. Stock; 100 Do.CheaterPf.fit. Bp.o. 100 Do. do. do. 6p. c. 10 Limo& Yorkah. 6 p. 0.04. 100 Loma Bright-1 p. 0.00. 84 No. 1 100 D0.6p.0. do. N 0.2 100 Do.' p.a. do. .... 100 Do. fis.o. do. N.. 100 Do. p.a. do. .... 101 Do. p. 040.0 d 0... 100 Do.7p.o.Protateole.. 100 D0.0p.0d0.(11.1.&C.P. 100 D 0.2 o.l4.(dly.dat. all 10 Loo.diatham andlkover 100 LIN W.Cor.ANuo.sp.o. 100 403.W.7p.0.14. all Loodondrrialinuts law gt 100 110.100. ff Liao. p. 100 Do. 10 Do. Si pet ant 6 Do.redosisabla p.ct 100 Bawd Cooollp.o.litook 100 Do. Coos. Br. 8.0p.0. 100 D 0.44 p.ot. Prat Stook 100 Do.l.o.olltohon 4 p.c, NO Norfolk 6p. cd.ll.llcok 100 North BIWA 6 per mint 100 Do. New Goa. 6p. et. all Lo. Border I; woo gus 10 If ALIA N Do do. de 11 Do. Dads 6 p.a. Not 10 York. Li. Bil.pme. W North Staffordshire all • • 040. NeT,Prol. 100 f10a6.N.1.14 p.ct.loret 100 Do.Aber. 10 Do. 7p• of Prof. 4 Siook all S. D•vou Med p. a. ▪ Llsa. Mod. Aa.4L0.0) 100 Do. 4i per 00 1 100 Do. fixed 4 par caul, 100 S. Wales gm. p. cool. 100 Do. 4 pit oast 100 IL Yerim4 p. o. rag all SkoiLADarilogion6p.o on Do. do. B 6 pa all Do. do. Cepa 10 WaoorAillkson)6p.a. 160 W.lud—Ortlatrua.st. 100 Do. do. tad do. 100 De. Keep. 6p. et. Pref. 100 Do.do.pup. 6 0.10. prof. YOZZION I /*men WI Antwerp I Inttordrais s 1 Ardennes 2 lisida/Lirsagn.e aB L I =to J am. Se Oarsman Mae I Ball °°M.i44209.2 ii DiTiatTUIS - iFilir all allt4lll of /ranee P. all ,61.1. Brun= gea. 6. p. a. all 'Gt. Central or Prance all let. Luzszebs. Oonst.Bh ftila., all Dania Junctloa all Laka Constance & Bale all lame amt nuoltont an Lpees and Geneva all Marla &dada all Naat&l/ege 1 . By the all De. o p.nPrt. f Belagor. all Nertime of France . II De. New Mares all Ifteweglan Trunk Prof. 16 °Mom at. *sulyrnaAktnn an Lyons. and Medlt. all Parts and Orleans 111 lade and & handset, (Preruun=gp. a In Ups and all 4.. !Loyal Delilah at. loyal (Swedish all De. 7 per cent. all cad 'Leine all D 0.2 percent Pref )g.7 pan& 1 11 11 Veesitan T 8.11.0 r Purturatypera p 6 Turin sad Berms an liouslora of hum— an West random ... all Do. 66 per sent. Prof all Meal & M. W. or Pawn Is SI. i Ii 103 106 He 111 1W 110 1 120 86 88 110 11! 116 118 118 114 104 106 107 100 100 109 91 9$ 92 94 102 104 76 74 76 78 170 175 101 106 181 138 115 117 115 117 IsB 152 116 117 152 166 129 136 77 79 94 P 6 14 14* 114 163 -- i t PC 68 70 i I Pa, 188 140 103 WS 94 96 110 1/2 102 110 1 11 v./ lf Of dlO m Us 140 101 Me 100 Me 101 105 1.0 90 11 19 IS $ U U 42 46 126 127 120 126 101 IC4 122 124 WAYL DEBZ/frOftl STOCKS. . . mom M. illaank.o.o.Jaaegiali foi ill lON IL Iforloik4p.a.llar.Mort a as 04; 11.011 IL N.No4.4o.4.JamAltly 100 U 100 .. S. 180111011 N. /ad. 4p.4. VA KM S. W.llll4l•oloz.—ftwil. la 146 _ ai , i . _id 90. COMMERCIAL AND MAME: MA RH-LANILT3III3 DAT.) The weather since Our kit report has been floe and mild. The English supply of wheat last week was very short, both per ship and rail. Flour limited. Barley, beans, and peas, tares sod seeds smell. Malt liberal. Oats lam than lately. A few Soot& and Irish oats may. The foreign arrivals of wheat were large, p j= . ._ L5 .. 1% Prussian Black Sea, sad Mediterranean. parcel . of American bomb, and a parcel d sacks from Melbourne. Barley • large quantity, Swedish, Danish, Mediterranean , Black Sus, end Eaptisn. Of oats there is a good arrival ; nearly all are from Denmark sad Sweden. There is good supply of beans from Egypt sad Moroooo, and of linseed from the Rut Indies. Of other descriptions the arrivals are slight. Today the trade in English wheat is slow. and to effect Mei Is. per queries leas money must be accepted for both Fattend foreign. is also rather a dull sale, and is easier to purchase. In country made there is nothing doing. Barley is Is. cheaper than on this day last week. In oats, a middling trade only is doing at about last Mu sky's pries. Beam and per maintain their quotations. Seeds.-Tans, canary, and mustard dull. Cloverseed steady. lassisiM and rapeseed firm. FLOATM Caaooza.-To-day but little business doing, at about last Monday's Feces. A good quantity off the oust, especially of wheat. Warar.-Inglish: Eases sad Kent, white, new, We. to 574.; ditto, fins old, --e. to -e.; ditto, red, new, 46.. to 153 e., ditto, fine old, -e. to -a ; Norfolk, Sc., floe old, -e. to -s.; red, new -e. to -s. Foreign Dantsic, 575. to 505.; fine, 59.. to 605.; extra, 60e. to 625.; Kraigsberg, 525. to 5%; ditto, extra, 595. to 67e.; Rostock, extra, 555. to 56e.; Mecklenburg, 53e. to 57e. • Uckermark ditto, -s. • American white, Ns. to 575.; &No, red, 501. to 52e.; Cana- dims, We. to Ms. Bssurr.-Fraglish malraw . , 355. to 365.: Me, 40a ; griadkag, 27a. to 295.; and diMlling, 30e. to 325. per qr. foreign 255. to 295.; ditto distilling, 295. to Ms. MAW.- &sex and Norfolk, 159.1. to 63e. ; Aaar Ms. to 67a ; • and Ware, 65a. to 685.; brows, 50s. to 58a. Oases-Inglish feed, 21s. Od. to 24.. Od. ; potato, 25.. to 295 • I • 22;5. to 275. Bii/ls. • ti ck, 34e. to 355. ; harrow, Its, to 395. ; Mo. to 395. ; foreign, 30s. to 324 ; tick, ;Nu to 375. ; Konigsberg, 38s. to 395. ; tun, 325. to 3311. PILAIL-Zoglah boilen, 395. to 405.; w to and blue, 395 to 425. ; map* -s. to -s.: grey, 35a. to 37a; hog, 375. to 39e. ; foreva, 36.. to 38e. 1P1,003.-Eaglish town, 435 to 44n; ditto fine, 465. to Ms.; =wiry, 41s. to 42.. ; Norfolk end Suffolk, 36a. to 39..; Frank to -a psi sock ; ILL sweet. 265. to 29a.; OaarAion, 26.. to 295. Spanish. - a to -a Luau Coss.-Whit.. 31s. to 33a ; yellow, 29e. to 31.5. Ptomain CAIOOII4 all C. F. sod L -Wheat : Beath. =ski and Mariaisople, per 49211. e., 445 to 49e. ; Chaim, 445. to4Bs. ; Polish Odessa, p.r 480Iba, red, 4L. to 435. 11 ; wig* - • Danube and DeLts, 45e. to 465. ; s:= 33i. to 365. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, ”• 21s. to . 22e. ; Odessa sad Danube, do., Ma. to 23.. Beene : Baptism, per 48011... 30.. to 31s. Xmas@ : Odors and WM; per 4921ba. 30e. od. to 31s. ,• Ibrail and Bulgarian, per 480Ibe, 307 a. Od. to 31e. ; French, do., to -a. ; American, do.,Egyptian, tO Szum-Osoary seed. _per 9.r., 34 ‘ to 6ol -1 Heap seed, per qr., 465. to 50s. ,• Mustard seed, pm bushel, . white, 6e. to 9s. ; brown, Is. to 10a. ; Linseed, per v., crushing, 60s. to 655. • Linseed cokes, English, per tea, 111. Os. to 121.0.. : • American, thia, in lxls., per too, 121. Oa to 121. 10s.;lo., in bags, 111. Os. to 1.01.; Battle, . Of. to 0/. Os. ; Marseilles 101 to 101. 10e.: 11/. Rope eakmb 6/. esto 71. ; Tans, per bushel, winter, Bs. to 91. Od. ; Bops seed, English, per qr., 645. to 725. AIaIYAIa DITO LONDON ISOM MAY 12 m MAY LT. idast.illeirlay. ills& 0464. Ooastwiss. vv. I fin. qrs. qpealogbdi .. $O6l 466 111,91 3334 S Scotch. ... OO .... I L 10 11115 1113 k .... 75 ... 16 1600 romp .. 33777 1 34037 I .... 1213 EXPolll7l2o.—Ost6. b qis. ikons ....as .P. 441 Novi. Qrs. 4r4.! Oda ids. SU ;114 .. NM 24i1 SO MINCING LANI.-(THIS DAY.) Stldei.—The market onatinues quiet. 350 sold, (kapott& date, at 36e. 3d. ; and a cargo of afloat, No. 10, at 38s. 6d., landed for the Clyde. Beeped ia also quist,but prices are steady. Corms. 7 l4o sales re f ported. Tie mammas dull o sale. &form—British ham been reduced id. per gallon. The present pries is IL. 9d. floating cargo of Berzon& sold at 10a. 3d., for a near port. Raomsfrofs.—For 300 bags of refraction 5, 451. 6d. cub has been paid. Correa.—The market is thin. 100 bales of Madras sold at 71 for Western. The public sales advertised for to-morrow consist of 300 bhde of Barbados, 4,200 bap of Mauritius, and 640 bads of Bevil sugar ; 1,000 bags of coffee, and sundry dry- TALLOW MARIZT.—(rms DAY.) The market iv &ram today at the fallowing rates Town tallow, 44a net cash ; Petersburg Y. 0. on the epoh, 46e. &l. ;l to and June, 46a. 3d. to 4415. 6d. ; Jess only, 465. 6d. ; J to September, 46e. 94. 47a. ; October to December, - _ 66,367 1,316 77,331 * PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. Stack on hud thu day ... De ;4 1a47; week Ditto from Ist June Arrtmd lad week - - 211,601 KO 17,904 from Ditto Id June Prim Y.C. pow cwt. thlo dor Ditto Town 1i !My 3 M 6e 15ii ulkr! - 2 - ille KU. 40s. Ild. 4ft. Ild. --- Arrivals tar the week eslig We V lost yor . PPS web; sod delivery, 1,601 make. The vole Ira week oamprismil 6 eats Petersburg, 1,106 Australia, old other ploose—total, 1,613 arks. METROPOLITAN cArrut MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is nearly as kip as on Monday last. Trade is slow, and our late quotations are with difficulty maintained. Wu have rather a larger supply of sheep. The bot weather wakes trade heavy for big full sheep, but there is not much alteration for other kinds. Calves and lambs are selling about the same as on Thursday last. From Germany and Holland there ere 113 beasts ; 2.940 sheep, and 130 calves. Spain, GO beasts. Scotland, 350. Ireland, 70. Western Coun ties, 40 ; and 2,970 from Norfolk and Suffolk. Par stone of DU. s. A. a. 4. Ns star as tabs s. A. s. 4. Bast trots, Heralds. 4 4 DmaD•sibilt.bds Bll 4 8 4 10 Dad Bhort.borns 4O 8 2 Boa Losi-w0015.... 00 o ascend 41041 'gaga 8 4 8 8 Ds. do. Mom .... 4 4 4 6 Calves rigs Beano* 1111-bre4s 0 0 0 • Lambs Desoto at market 6981; Sheep end lambs, two ; atm,lBl 410. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Prttendrn and Smith report Cu improved demand for consumption for both English and foreign, with a vary limited supply. Last week's prices are tally maintained. COAL MARKET.—(TIIII3 DAY.) Walls End HOMO% 16s. ; Walls End Hassell, 16..; Walls End Bomb Hatton, 16s. : Walls Bed Trimdon Har tlepool, lbs. 3d. ; Walls End Hartlepool. lbs. 6d. ; Walla End Braddyls Hatton, 15a. 9d. ; Walls Ead South Kelloe, 15a. ; Walls End Haugh Hall, 14s. 9d. ; Walls End Caron, 15a. ; Adelaidna, lbs. 6d. ; Wylam, lbs. 6d. ; West Wass, 13s. ; Bleekbarn Hartley, 15a. ; Bebside Hartley, 151. 9d. ; Lambert's Hartley, 15s. 94.-56 ship at marlet. PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS. LtectroOrA MAX 17.—Saks to-day were:—Great Western, 73=eimcashire and Yorkshire, leg} i—London and North W I—Manchester, Sheffield. And Lincoln. 421 11 — Midland, 120—&rwle, Capital Stock, 97/-Bouth Eastern, 86 4.1 —Buffalo and Lake Huron, 136—Ditto 7 per cent., itt— Great Luxembourg,l6 6-16 1-111inola Central, 43—Brie, en assess ment, 361 41-Bambre and Menne, 12 111. Mazenzerva, MAY 17.—The market opened very strong, but during the morning 'Whited symptoms of decline. Steady AG the dom. Great Luxembourg, 16 6-16 I—Grand Trunk of Canada. 261 I—Mlnois Central, 421 31 I—Ditto, pad up, 661 6—Lanca shire end Yorkshire, 1 001 *.-London and North estem, —Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 491 21—Ditto, 6L Preference, 7413-11 ',Band, 129—North menurk, 86-Bmith Eastern, 84+ 4—Thames and Mersey Marine an 1 11 } - 1 11t —Northern Counties Bank, p.—Manchester and County I p.—Llanidlues and Newtown, o—District Bank,l7l p.—New York Central 8 per cent., 6111. Buumion aX, HAT 17.—Badness to-day was dull, though pri es were firm, with an upward tendency. Birmingham and Midland Bank shares changed hands at 144 ;rmloghara Wagon, at 131: and Gloucester Wagon, at 3 pm. per Mare. Lame, MAT 17.—Leeds, 110 91 1091 ;—Lovers, 86—Great Northern (A), 110—Sbeffteld, 42./. DINTIZATZ POAC BING ANTILLYS NEAR NOTTING HAIL —Daring the pest week the fishing preserves belong ing to the Hon. Captain Byron, of Thrumpton Hal, about six miles from Nottingham, have been visited by poachers. and numerous depredations made. On Thursday night the keeper soda policeman kept watch, and about 2 o'clock on Friday morning a body of perchers, numbering six or eight, were seen fishing with nem in the back waters of the Trent. After watching the men some time, they went up to the poachers, who commenced throwing stones. The number and violence of the assailants were so great that the keeper and policemen were forced to cowed threaselves behind trees , and allow the men to escape. About the same hour en Saturday morning four or five men employed on the setae, secreted themselves near the backs of tWi Trent. Fogs men soon made their appear ance , one of them 'tending in the water near the bank. The watchers went up end • desperate fight ensued. One of the poachers, attar receiv ing a severe wound on the head with a fork, was captured, and after a further struggle another of his companions wee taken into custody. The other two jumped into the river, which at this part is v ery rapid and dangerous. iiroans were heard from one of the men, who it is supposed was drowned, as there were indications on the opposite bank of only one person having landed. The two captured men were taken before the c.runty migistrates at Nottingham no Saturday, and were went to prison for six weeks each is default of paying 21. 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