The Express. — London, England, 1862-05-06 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURt QF EXCHEQUER. Sittintn on Banco in Eisler fena.—(Before the Lord Chief and Barons Bramwell, Martin, and Wilde.) DAVUOS st..aiweerr. This was an action for Use seduction of the plaintin daughter, tried before the sheriff of Cumberland, in which the tury amend the damages at 600/. The defendant was • farmer, and the daughter a young woman 24 years old, living with her father, who wan also a farmer. It appeared that the defendant courted her for about a year and was in the habit of visiting her at night. Hertelf and sister used to sit up for him after the family had retired to rest, and on his tapping at the window they allowed him to enter. On one of these occsaions abs was left alone with the defendant, and it was alleged that the seduction then took place, the result being the birth d a child. _ Mr. Overend now showed came against a rule obtained by Mr. T. Jones for the reduction of damages, on the ground that they were excessive. lie contended that it was a pre meditated and heartless cue of seduction, and that the jury were fully justified in awarding the 6004 Mr. T. Jones referred to portions of the evidence to show that the facts did not warrant that assertion. Ultimately. upon•sugg — estien from the court, it wee agreed that upon an immediate judgment and execution for :M., with 401., the costa of the rule, the damages ahouid be reduced to that amount. Rule almolute accordingly. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Jodge Ordinary.) BOND V. V TYR& In this cam the question of costa had been reserved. Sir C. Creswell said that under the circumstances (the testator having become insane very shortly after the execu tem of the will) he would not condemn the party opposing probate in the costa BOULTON C. POULTON AND PAGE. The husband in this suit bad obtained a decree Dna, but the Queen's proctor had intervened and charged him with bigamy. Sir C. Creswell, on the petitioner's confession, dismissed the suit and condemned him in the costs of the respondent tad the crown. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Registrar Higgins.) IN Ef ALBIRT HIRSCHMAN.—LALIOE lIEELCANTILI PALMS. The bankrupt was a general merchant, carrying oa busi ness in Moorgate-street. This was the first sitting. There was a large atiendanes of creditors. The bankrupt owes to unsecured creditor' 15,759 t. ; to those holding security 849/. The secured property is valued at 2,060 t. t • the amount of the other assets is u ncer t a i n . M r . Dave, et !admit* and Mr. Dixon, of Wolverhampton, were chosen trade assignees. Mr. Cooper (of the firm of Jobwtone, Cooper, and Wintle) who ham been to Hamburg, at the request of the principal creditors, to secure the property there, was appointed mana ger of the estate, and also to prepare the bankrupt's accounts. The question of alluvium, to the bankrupt was adjourned for future consideration. The nest sitting we, appointed for the 20th of June. Mr. Linklater ppsa for the assignees ; Mr. C. E. Lewis for the bankrupt , and Mr. Treherne for creditors. (Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.) IN it JUDD AND GLASS. The bankrupts were the well known printers and pub lisher.. of Blsckfrisra. The adjudication was made a month ago ; and in the interval between that date an d th e c h o i ce of assignees the petitioning creditors had carried on the business. • Mr. Spicer now applied to the court to order payments of the expenses incurred by the petitioning creditors. His Honour inquired whether the estate had benefited! The official assignee stated that the result had been a profit of $9l. to the estate. Mr. Benham, for the assignees, did not object to the petitioning creditors being reimbursed for their outlay. The order was made accordingly. Mr. Boydell, for the bankrupts, asked the court to sane. thou the appointment of Messrs. Brown and Dubois as ac countings to the bankrupts. The accounts were very vo. lumious and complicated ; a goods and cash account would be required ; and the bankrupts would need professional assistance. His Honour sanctioned the appointment. The liabilities of the bankrupts are estimated at about 16,0001. • the assets, if fairly realised, are expected to yield 8,0014 The bankrupts were publishers, amongst other works, of the &Ulna,/ &cord and Mcrhanics Magazine. The continuance of thews publications is of course not affected by the bankruptcy. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) A VIOLIN? SCENE LK COURT. Catherine df•CarMp, aged 20, but who looked much younger, an unfortunate, was charged before Mr. Barker with being drunk and assaulting police-constable William Taye, 44$ ti, in the execution of his duty, in the City road. The prisoner, who hu on several occasions figured at this cant on charges of disorder, and who has only been out of the House of Correction a few days, was making a great disturbance and using coarse language in the City road. Faye asked her to go away, bat she refused and struck him a violent blow in the face. On the way to the policelitation the prixoner behaved in a very indecent manner. The prisoner, when asked to make her defence, abased the magistrate, and made use of the most filthy, disgusting language, sad behaved in a very violent manner. Mr. Barker said it was lamentable to see arming girl like the prisoner behaving in such a way as she had done in court. He then aeatenced the prisoner to one month's bard labour in the House of Correction. The prisoner, who still kept calling the magistrate most filthy names, no sooner beard the sentence than she struck right and left at the officers of the court and the policemen around her. Police-constable Taylor, 919 N, received • dreadful blow in the face. For this offence Mr. Barker ordered her to be further imprisoned for another month, making in all two months' bard labour. The language that the prisoner now made use of was most fearful. Such a scene has not occurred in this court for years. - - MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ATTLMPTED SWUM -A CRUD. MOTHER. Mary Sullirax, a your woman, was charged with attempting to commit suicide in the Serpentine. The young woman was seen by a constable named Lloyd yesterday afternoon to rush into the Serpentine.) He lost no time in rescuing her, and took her to the rece i v • mg-house and then to Mount-street Workhouse. She told the constable that it was her mother's fault, and that she ill-used her sod beat her. lie went to the mother's, 17, Jenning's•buildings, Kensington, and the mother said she bad beaten the girl end would du so again. On inquiry of the neighbours he found the girl had a good character, and was very hanlwoiklig. inspector Draper said her mother was charged with being drunk that morning. Mr. Tyrwhitt remanded the girl for a few days. SOUTHWARK. ILTTRAORDINARY CHARGE OF ASsAULT ON ♦ GIRL. . . . Robert Armstrong, a decent-looking young man, who appeared in his Shirtsleeves, was brought before Mr. Barcham, charged with committing an assault upon Hannah Ford, under the following extraordinary circumstances ; The complainant, an intelligent irl. fifteen years of age, but very poorly clad, said she li ved with her father and mother, hard-working people, at 10, Yorketreet, London. road. She slept on the floor, with her sister, in the same room with her father and mother. About 5 o'clock that morn ing the two latter went out to IPOlk, leaving the door open. Shortly afterwards she was roused out of her ',lumbers by some one assaulting her in bed, and she saw it was the pri soner, undressed. She called out to her sister, when the prisoner desisted from his violence and dressed himself, when her sister called in a constable and gave him into custody. The sister, a married women, just out of her confinement, said that in consequence of her husband being in the country she lived with her father and mother. she was roused ap this morning, and seeing the prisoner in bed as saulting her sister she was much alarmed and screamed out. The prisoner said, "Its all right; have some gin." She, however, caught hold of him, and gave into custody. Sergeant Gardner, the acting inspector at Stones-sad statioo said he called in the divisional surgeon to examine the girl, and it was his opinion s h e had sustained no serious itury. The prisoner very coolly said he knew nothing about it, until lie found himself in the statMn.house. All he knew was that he bad been drinking with a lot of girls who bad robbed him of his money and mat. Mr. Burnham sentenced him to three months' hard labour under the Aggravated Assaults Act. ANOTHER DEATH IN THE REGENT'S CANAL.— (Tins DAT.)—This morning, at an early hour, as a barge man was navigating a veered through the Regent's.eanal, at Cambridge•henth-gate, Hackney. he saw a bonnet lying on the towing-path near the bridge. He raised an alarm, when one of the lock-keepers procured the drags, and after a few minutes the body of a female about 60 yeses oleo was brought to the surface. She had only been is the waters few hours and was very poorly clad. Her pocket was empty. At ten o'clock to-day the deceased was identified ' as Ann Turner, the wife of aeordwainer raiding at Bothnia-I pm's. An inquest will be bald os the body to-morrow. The cause of the e 4 is supposed to be destitution. FATAL ACCIDENT DT DROWNING.—A correspon dent writes to us :—" Walking along the beaks of the Lea river ' this morning, between half-past 10 and 11, I saw a son of Mr. senillworth, employed at Mr. Adams', silversmith. Hoeier•lane, playing. Soddenly the ehild saw some wild forget-me-nots, and leaned over to pick them, when unfortu nately he fell in. He was in the water fully 15 minutes before his body was recovered. Dr. Summers, of Homerton, attended ; and, during his &bermes his body was rubbed with hot flannels and brandy. The remedies proved unavail ing." THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 6, 1862. _ 171 • 151 }l6 id . LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (lIY LAMM TILMULAZIL) NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) SWEEPSTAKES OF MO WV& Matador but Nautili's. • FREE HANDICAP. 6 ran. £5O HANDICAP PLATE. 11 ran. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOVS. Taamor Colt ... Abbess 2 4 ran. COFFEE ROOM STAKES. A.F. Welcome, Harlequin, and King of Hearts are here. ENTRY FOR £lOO PLATE. A.F. Rovallieu, 4 yrs, Bst 121 b ; Satellite, 6 yrs, 84 1211); Oberon 4 yrs, art; Rees* 5 yrs, Bet ; Fits.Avoe, 4 yrs, 755 ; Principal, 3 yrs, 7st 71b • Fit.. on, yrs, 7st ; Certificate, 3 yrs. 4Yd 121 b; Lad e it tier 3 yrs, &t 81b; Vertumnus, S yrs, fist 121 b ; f by Fla , 3 yrs, Sat 121 b. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. R.M. Braman, Sappho, Balder, Alvediston, Stockwell c, Clarissa c, The Marquis, Instructor, Caterer, Wingrave, Buckenham ottieBham, Ludes, Conlon, Brighton, Col o Hubert, and Carisbrock are here. The following are snatched . in addition to those sent yesterday r—Ace of Clubs, Knight of St. Michael, }totem. ski, Brown Bess r, Wimbledon, Duntroon. Malek, Argo naut. Citadel, Flexmore, Predators, Llandaff, Keane, Armament, Lord Clyde, e by Wibdhound, Will Watch, Morocto, Marble Hill, and Knight of the Bath. SWEIPOTAKIB or 300 SOVH.--Gabardine and Vapor 'matched. 'LATEST BETTING (LAST NIGHT )). TWO THOUSAND GULNEAS ST 9 to 2 awl Alvedinton (t) sto 1 Marquis (t) Skwell c (t) 7 to 1 Nottingham (I) 9to 1 Caterer (t) 11 to 1 Wingrave (t) 100 to 30 Balder (t) 100 to 13 Laughing Stook (t) CHESTER CUP. 9 to 2 apt Zodiac (t) 14 to 1 &wipe& (t) LATEST BETTING TO-DAY. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES. 4 to 1 apt Alv rq a:lista:kr) Mauis 1 Stockwell c off) 6 1 Nottingham (off) 8 1 Caterer (on) 10 1 Wingrave (off) EXTRAORDINARY ESCAPE FROM NEWCATR GAOL.-(THIS DAY.) This (Tuceday) morning, ehortlybefore six o'clock, some hundreds of persons assembled before Newgate gaol observing blanket, tied in knots and • ladder over the entranoe of the kitchen where criminals are led to ezeeti tion. The following particulars were gathered. Philip Krause, aged about 24 years, a sailor, and a native of Ham burg, was committed for robbing a fellow oountayman of 60i. He is described to bey feet 9 inches, fair somplexion, light brown hair, and rather stout, The prisoner, we under stand, was confined in a cell of the new building of the west wing, and escaped over the roof, thence into the Old Bailey. Some butchers aided him ; and a blue smock being placed over his clothes, in a few minutes he effected his escape. Mr. Alderman Challis and Mr. Alderman Allen, the visit ing magistrates, are making a searching investigation, but nothing has transpired. A handsome reward is offered for his apprehension. SHOOTING ON THE HIGH ROAD.-ATROCIOUS OUTRAGE NEAR BRADFORD. On Saturday night, about half-past ten o'clock, as Mr. Joshua Sharp, farmer, of Pudsey, and his wife were returning home from Bradford in a phaeton, and when near the place where the old toll-bar stood, on the Leeds-road, a loaded gun or pistol was discharged at them. They distinctly saw the Bash, as well as heard the report, but were unable to see the person who fired, who was concealed at the side of a hedge. The horse they had in the phaeton took fright, and galloped to Podsev. Neither Mr. nor Mrs. Sharp was injured, nor was the horse; but on examining the vehicle w he n he arrived at home Mr. Sharp found that the stock of his whip, which had been all the time io the socket, had been struck apparently by • ball, and was broken. About 11 o'clock the same night, on the same road, but from • quarter to half • mile nearer Bradford, Mr. David Smith, a dealer in cloth, who lives at Little Horton, was shot at in • similar manner, and wounded. He had been to Leeds, and had intended taking • train at Stanningley for Bradford, but missed it ; conse quently be continued his walk home. When he had got to the read leading to Bradford Moor he heard a noise behind him, as if somebody was breaking down a hedge. He looked round, and seeing two men he set off running towards the Bradford Bernick'. In an instant! somebody discharged • fi re-arm, and he was shot in the right shoulder, the ball, or whatever it was. penetrating half an inch, to the bone. He ran on, shouting " Napier!" until he got to the Barrack Tavern, which be entered, and there he remained until the police found him, and went with him to the West Biding police-station, at Bradford. His wound was there examined - by Mr. Terry, who was of opinion, from its appearance, that it had been caused by • conical rifle ball. The ball had gone clean through the man's coat, I waistcoat, shirt, and flannel singlet, anti after entering his I shoulder and striking the bone had glanced off. The wound is not dangerous. He is unable to give any de scription of the two men whom he saw just after he heard the noise in the hedge. Many persons who were oat in the neighbourhood, heard the report of a gun or pistol, and Mr. Smith'. cries of " Murder ;" but he was so terrified that he did Dot stop to tell woos what had happened until he got into the Barrack Tavern. The police have been unable to obtain any clue to the perpetraton of these atrocious outrages. A BANQUET IN A SEWER.—Yesterday afternoon, at the invitation of Mr. W. Webster, the contractor for carrying out that portion of the met ropolitan main drain age from Deptford to the outfall at Enth, the members of the Greenwich District Board of Works and about 500 inhabitants of the locality proceeded to inspect the line of sewer previous to its being handed over to the Metropolitan ßaanl. Boanl. About twelve o clock the company assembled in hoot of St. Alphage Church, Greenwich, the band of the volunteer rifles being iiilattendsuice ; and the descent, which occupied some time, having been accomplished by means of a long ladder, a novel scene was presented. The immense archway of brickwork, the radius of which is struck from a centre of 5 feet 9 inches, giving 11 feet 6 inches in the clear, ordiameter, sod of circular form, had been pro vided with a temporary floor for a distance of about one mile, and was lighted on both sides with lamps. The refreshment tables were abundantly supplied. The most interesting portion of the proceedings was the presentation of • testimonial from the inhabitants of Greenwich to Mr. Webster. The chair was occupied by Mr. Bristow, M. P, who presented the address to Mr. Web ster' and ()eered that the sewer in which the l a r ge num ber before him were now assembled was, in his opinion, one of the greatest engineering works of modern times. A similar testimonial was presented to Mr. Jennings, agent to the contractor, who ackuowledged the same in suitable terms. Several toasts were duly honoured, and addresses delivered, and after remaining underground about two hours the company ascended. A WATERBPOUT. That curious phenomenon, • waterspout, was seen to pass over Preston, Sussex, on Thursday evening last. At the same moment was to be seen spanning the eastern horizon, from north to south, one of the meat splendid rainbows which has been beheld for • considerable time in this district. Its reflec tion was almost as brilliant as an ordinary rainbow. It was 7 o'clock p.m., and the sunset was, as might be sup- , with such an effect, of extraordinary brilliancy, • hting up the eastern side of Brighton, and its mfr o windows, like an illumination. The phenome non in its full beauty for above a quarter of an hour. There was • little thunder, and some rain • but the storm which threatened passed off.—Souse, Ads rinser. LIT OF HIGHLAND FARMS. Several large grazing farms in the Perthshire Highlands have been re cently let at greatly increased rents to new tenants. The grazing of Auchmafree, belongiog to Mr. 1). R. Williamson of Lawers, in Monne parish, has been let to Messrs. Robert and James 111Barmid at 9201., being a rise of 260/. The former tenant wuMr. Thomas Smyth, Dalfebble, Dumfries. Another farm of Mr. Williamson's, in Cowrie parish, has also been let at 1,000/. to Mr. Allan C. Pagan. The farm is Innerpldie, and was formerly tenanted by the heirs of Mr. Samuel Richmond at 7251. ; the rise on the two farms being thus 5351. These farms are among the beat sheep gratings is Perthshire. The farm of Blairmore on the estate of Lord Wino by , also aiming farm , has been let to Mr. John Campbel lidinbargh, at • nee of 30 per cent.—Edinburgh Courant. . . . . A traveller who has just returned from Spain acmes the Pyrenees gives an account of • curious sight which be witnessed daring • short halt at • village high up in the mountains. Having an hour to spare, he walked out to ad mire the scenery, and his attention was attracted bya num ber of eagles fluttering at some distance. On looking more closely he observed that about twenty of those bi r d s were mimed in • fight over the body of • dead cow with as many wolves, which were, however, at last obliged to yield np poseeemon of the prise. At • short distance he also named • brows bear watching the combatants, but not daring to advance till the eagles bad satisfied their hunger, and Liken to flight. :BE - L1828.-(THIS DA YJ Two o'OLoor. The railway share market is fiat to-day, and an almost general fall has occurred in prices. Lanca shire and Yorkshire and South-Eastern stocks have receded per cent., and several other stocks to 1. Eastern Counties and Great Northern remain steady. There is little business going forward. London and North Western stock is now noted 941 to 951; Great Western, 74 to ; M i dland, 127 t to 1284 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 107 to ; Caledonian, 1091 to! ; South Eastern, 841 to ; Eastern Counties, 581 to f ; and Great Northern, 15 to 116. 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Kingdom ToL Vet tOsardi UAL 7 I an a M am 111 11.1 100 110 100 110 1014 102 94 1 109 11004 110 119 112 114 109 109 100_ 101 _ . : 8 7t :I 100 11l 100 Ile 108 110 108 110 104 108 19 31 426 486 a 16 "ii "ii 6 9 7 3 31 IT 39 I 'I il 129 IWs par 83 0 4 :I 6 6 60 62 at 34i no 14 i ft i 121 131 33 35 NO 379 frle 94 1 6h 11 1; 1 .3 .6 17 1 31 2S St le 0 8 fia tra IS 24 t P 4 7; iposi .1 ad i i it p. a 1 9m Si SI 11 Si 88 90 6 ei F 2 i at 66 20 501 Si 66 96 96 19 60 ni ss P ar I U. lai lai 19 e It 8 1 iii et le il Ail 13 Pir f gi t a t' Dim PM li II MONEY DIAIiKET--(THIS DAL) Two o'C'rog. The funds to-day are fairly supported at the alight improvement which took place yesterday, but apart from preparations for Thursday's, settlement there is very little business in this department. English railway stooks are weaker, and Belgian i dull. Some kinds of foreign bonds continue to It .with attention. Turkish Loan Scrip is quoted 21 to 3i prem. ; Egyptian, 2to 2* prem. ; and Russian, to I prem. - . At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 71fr., showing no change. Console are officially marked 931 and 94, for money, and 931 for the account (May /1)., The pre . sent quotation is alto 94, both for cash and Then day's settlement. The official buidness report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 238, 236 ; Three per Ceuta Reduoed, 92, 1; New Three per Cents., 921, 911, 921 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Ponta, 771; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 15 3-16; I India Stock, 224 ; ditto ➢five per Cent. Stock, 108 k, 109 ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1863, 1001 ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 1031 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 108 i, ; •Exchequer Bills, 19e., 225. press. The foreign stock market is moderately active. The Turkish LOll.ll of 1864 is quoted 81 to I, and that of 1868, 71 to j. A fresh rise Ism taken place in Spanish Passive Bonds, but there is a decided relapse in the Certificates, which, after being marked llf, have been het sold at 10. Italian Five per Cents. and Mexican Bonds are steady. The Maremmana Railway scrip and Buenos Ayres Deferred Bonds are inquired for. Sales are recorded as follows : Buenos Ayres Deferred Bonds, 341 ; Chilian Six per Cents, 102 ; .Equador New • Consolidated, 181 ; Egyptian Seven per Cents., 2, prem. ; Italian Five per Ceuta., 71, 701 (exchange 25fr.) ; ditto Five per Cents. (Mannemana Rail way), Scrip, 11 din. ; Mexican Three per Cents., for amount, 314, 32 ; Moorish Five per Cents., 914 ; Portuguese Three per Ceuta, 1853, for account, 46 ; Russian Five per ' Cents., 964 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 591, ex div. ; Spanish Three per Cents., 54/ ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 444 ; ditto Passive, 191, 904, 3 ; the Committee's Certificates, 114, 10 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, 714; ditto for account, 714, 4 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 721, 73 ;, ditto Six per Cents., 1862 (scrip), 34, 24 prem. ; ditto paid up scrip, 704. The new London and Brazilian Bank has been re ceived with extraordinary favour. The applications this morning are already extensive and substantial, and the list will probably be closed almost imme diately. The shares are quoted 21 to 34 prem. The subscription for the Egyptian Loan has evidently been confined to a very limited circle connected with the influential agents, the public having held almost entirely aloof, yet it is alleged by the agents' agents that, with the aid of the 6thariptious on the Continent, where the loan is in more favour than here, the amount required has been obt.‘ined. From the com paratively small number of hands to which the loan is confined in this eountry it is comparatively easy at present to influence the price, but a good deal of doubt attaches to the future course of the market for a loan of such large amount, and to which there has been so marked an absence of re sponse on the part of the public at large. _ _ In connexion with the great rise in Spanish Cer tificates, there is a rumour that the Spanish go vernment contemplates raising a new loan, an in dispensable preliminary to the introduction of which on the London market would be the recogni tion of the Certificates. The Magdalena, from Brazil, has brought 39,5881. in specie ; and the Asia., from New York, 3500/. The Mexican dollars by the last packet were sold yesterday at ss. Oil per ounce, being Id. above the price' obtained for the previous supply. In the interval, however business has been transacted at be. Old . The b ar silver has not yet been dis posed of. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was fiat, but there was no change in prima. The monthly return of the Bank of France will be published on Friday next. An undertaking of a high character is an nounced under the title of the London and Brazilian Bank (Limited). The persons con nected with it are of the first standing, the direc tion being composed of Mr. H. L. Bischeffsbeim (whose name we do not remember to have ever be fore seen identified with the direction of a public oompany), Mr. P. C. Cavan, Mr. John White Cater, Mr. J. B. Elin, Mr. Pascoe C. Glyn, Mr. Edward Johnston (of the Liverpool firm in the Brazilian trade), and Mr. W. F. Schofield, late of the firm of H. and S. Henry and Co., of Manchester. With such names, to which others of equal respectability will probably be added, the project comes well endorsed. It is promoted, in fact, by houses of high position in the Brazilian trade, who are the best qualified to pronounce upon its necessity. The large increase of commerce with Brasil has caused the want of greater banking facilities , to be greatly felt. No doubt is enter tained that the undertaking will enjoy the countenance of the Brazilian government, whose wise policy it always has been to extend trade with this country. Seven millions of English capital are already embarked in Brazi lian government undertakings. The present scheme has the support of Messrs. Glyn, Mills, and Co., and other eminent capitalists, and is brought out by Mr. George E. Seymour. The capital is 1,000,0001., of which a considerable portion has 'already ben taken. The Madras Athentrum of the 18th of March contains an interesting account of the opening of the line of the Great Southern of India Railway Company by Sir William Denison, the governor. The event seems to have gone off with great éclat. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,8481., and the South Eastern an increase of 9361. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 18th of April were 10,1841. sterling, being 2141. more than in the cor responding week of tut year. It is rumoured in Manchester that the proposed amalgamation of the Northern Counties Union Bank and the Manchester and County Bank will not take place, but that the two undertakings will be conducted separately. Vim-Chancellor Wood proposes on the nth Met. to make a call of 18s. per share on the contribu tories of the Life Assurance Treasury, and the Master of the Rolls proposes on the 10th inst. to make a call of 1/. 105. per share on the contribu tories of the Professional Life Assurance Company. It appears that the present packet from Buenos Ayres hu brought a remittance of between 5,0001. and 10,0001. extra on account of the redemption fund of the Three per Cent. Bonds. The tenor of i the private letters is highly satisfactory. The new Congress is to meet at Buenos Ayres on the 1 25th May. Ronda ; 27a, 30s. pram. ; Fuur per Cent. "en- Cent.,fsoo i pap er , ;ditto 9 Fi li v , ju dit f to r F r iv ee e u p t e . : 104. The India Five per Cent. Stock has risen to 1081 to 109. The rupee paper was steady. India Bonds were quoted 27e. to 30s. prem., and Exchequer Bills 19e. to 21a. prem. A considerable amount of business was done in the foreign stock market, and the tendency of prices was decidedly upward& Bank shares were-- steady. In miscellaneous shares there were • ' for National Discount, and London General mnibus. Royal Mail Steam were quoted rather lower. Nerbudda Coal and Iron share' were firm at the late rise. Tbealostag quotations for shares in new under takings, to-day were as follows :--Ocean Marine In- Imam, 7 to 7i prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 11 to 1 prem. • Universal Marine, 3} •to 3 dis.; London and P rovincial Marine, par to *prem. ; Meraintile Ftre, to 1 prem. • Commer cial Union, to die. ; Imperial Ito 1 prem. ; Allianoe Bank, 6 to 6‘ pram • Northern Counties Union Beak, 2 to 2} prem. Chartered Bank of British Columbia and Vaneouier's to 1 prem. • Italian Irrigation, to prem. ; Metropolitan Railway Wagon, to 1 Ferny ; Bom bay Gas, to prem. ; and European Boasbuilding, par c :c n i a t a rem. Cape of Good Hope, and Victoria Go vernment bonds were inquired for. The demand extended to Indian Railway debentures. - A slight improvement occurred in Virginia Dollar Nonds. 61. 'd l . st ea SO ST 63 46 SS 63 9 11 113 1!S 13 15 M 37 If 6 It 9 106 109 1) of C r __ 191 Pia 4 a Il_ I 1$ ft 60 60 00 71 10 1! li 1S at 1 I 49 _5l la la it U. 101 l 9 eil . - 106 61 - 412 2 - 6i as .... 4$ 19 10 4 4 11 M I It4lv, W 5i 2 £4 Ilt 100} 100 L 127 e ;elm. I Saks. . n 1 BRITISH POBSESSIONS. I SPOOLS. 514. I pd I Unman. I acing prior I Wm 1 NAN yoßerday. 10 p.m. IN all Maga •lIIL Ia 07 72 N. IN Daft 190.410.1a4igk0 101 102 A 001 all Didlabaloillianoll. 01 10 all Do Pah won • • al lii 9 190 IN 5 • U N 111 11l Do. tk alio- u at 10 100 Da.tima , Olio ell 83 5 all 04104500 • IMAM S 14 •• U DI , TADookflp.osaa 4 iir . .. ID 100 • 11•40....,.. r 1 , ...... • . 81 100 bass N I Do. G. Extend 4 I r .,_ N. ~ (hood Trunk of °Nada 15 1 Pa all Do. opm ok Prod. 1N all Dallec.Pradll olio OO II • -,- IN all Do. spm al 10 all Do.l par N. Un— • 46 68 IN all Do. do. M.— 88 60 100 an Do. do. New o. _ .1871. SS 40 IL IN Om. Indian Tutuila 11 pm 1014 1014 4 90 11 D 110 1 Do. January. 1462 . Par Pm 86 100 et. IL cdl=4 . 6 a tz NI 102 IN an ENNIO 1 186 1 IN 18 Do. Now ~. II 7 dla WO all Do.flp.clidapart,w up 102 104 110 all Do. 64 do.. 77. wit op. 03 96 1N an Do. do. 711 wllhoulop 1N all Da.444.44.11N.,pay.78 os 96 IL IN Uokasellar. Nor d. 91 94 U. Ha Do. do. I parl c sk 1014 1044 — lll. NS Do. di p er. at. /... 9a 96 10 all Do. 6 per and, do._ .. (ID 8k 100 11411kOorp.11). &Wm* .-•— 90 all K.DrmairoNkt Cards dor • ou. N A Do. do. Da Lod do I 7 10 an 1914. de. Raw 4 4 ID all Do. do. Laoll do. 4 8 100 N. R. of Canada° p. c BS 88 4. lOoliclada lO4 10 44 re 24 lb Do. IVO .... lDm 411 11l all Do. 904 zn U. 100 D0.1nd.54.1104.344.0 19 100 U 1 raiuda•LlognotaulD . . las 10116111111 11t. fr it: OiliceiLde.eassiklaly .10 iOl 99 101 119 1 ,996eetelkiip.o.liacaSspt.100 '93 99 94 OR4IIII al 1.1*4.4,41.../ma...luly 1100 98100 1 • 111. Ilscaldt 2. Wank 4D. 01.1100 16409 111. WanditadOz .--‘4l‘ol. 110 0 1 02 1 04 X 6 OOOlB 81..Coonneroial lOO 164,0001 86 Do. 6 p.MPret. Yin 100 /.006,618 84.. Nast and Wait India 100 110 118 1,018,84 St. London 160 MI 68 14910.800 St. St. Katharine lOO 67 00 wAseol Pe. Southampton 061.000 L Si 'Victoria MO 08 160 6.0001 20 I Do. New MIXER.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Crocx. The mining market is steady to-day with a fair amount of business. East Caradon shares are quoted 411 to 42 ; Marie Valley, 10 to I ; Great Wheal Fortune, 231 to 241 ; Wheal Setoa, 127 to 129 ; North Dwas, to 41 ;, and Wheal Luil - colt, 6 to f.. • Foreign and colonial mining shares are very quiet. St. John del Reyhave been dealt in at 531, being firm; and Fortuna, at 3j. The directors of the Bearia Tin Streaming Com pany (Limited) have issued their report, to be pre seated at the first annual meeting on the 13th inst. The subsoription for the share capital has been practically completed. A great variety of details are given reepectiag the position of the various properties acquired by the company. It is pointed out that although extensive preliminary operations have been prosecuted at the mines, the expenditure of money . has been very limited. The directors state that "in their judgment the pro- I petty possessed by the Company is a very valuable one, and will yield at an early date a libesal return for the capital now being expended upon it." At the North Hafod Mine meeting, yesterday, the accounts showed a credit balance of 2001. A call of 155. per share was made. Cardigan Consols Mine has sold since the begin ning of April, from the late discovery, 45 toas 0 ewe+. 2 qrs. and 22 lbs. of copper ore for 701/. 2s. Id. COMMERCIAL AND HAREEM mnronto Suns& —1124 inariosthen vasmoiety without impor. tant sales by private elan& Mama is quiet, but pr, _:s are supported owing to tint sup!, supply. Coate—Tbe noir* _Passabe Arta but inactive. Ma has bees in limited reqleast . Rua. —A passel of good Deassaara sold at Is. 71., Is Q., and Is. 9d. for puns., lib& and barrels. Rum.-- 4,000 bags white Bengal sold at 14a., and about 3,000 bags .it grain. Faurr.- —Currant. are steady, but the demand is not active. Raisins are dull of tale, but prices are without change. SALTPETRE.—There are buyers at previous prig:" but no sellers. Oovvou is dull of sale. SHILLLAC.—D. C. orange sold at 0!., and garnet Si. I ht. to 94 CAII.DAIION6.—SaIes have been mid° at higher prices. Good Malabar, 7s. ; half heavy Madras, Ga. TALLOW IdARKST.—(THIS The market is quite. Tows talloir is quoted 44s.'to net auk ; Peisseberg Y.O. on the spot, 44e. ; May mad Jame, 465. ; July to September, 465. ; October to De cember. 484. 9d. SMITHIPIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Harvey and Easton report trads slow &Oast day's prier. Prime mead** bay, 708.11080 a, ; superior ditto, 84a. to 98e. ; inferior ditto, Va. to 605.; roses, 50s. to 70s. ; clover, old, 80s. to 11k. ; ditto Now, mound eat, 80s. to 1001 i• ; etrw, 303 es • PROVINCIAL WARR MARKETS. LremOOL, MAT 6.—bald today:—Great , Western 761 — Great Western of Canada, 11 13-16 I 11-16-111bois Central, 464 d.—Lancgabir• and Yarliddre, 1074 f—London and North Western, 941 4—London and South Western, 1004—Mancheskr, and Lincolnshire, 411—Midland, 1181—North Stafford- Air% 41 d.- boat& Nato% 354 —Antwerp and Rotterdam, 7 11-16—Balgian Rot Junction, 14—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 6 7-16 Ditto, 7 per cent (101. shares). 9 0-16 Dutch Mento M --Grand Tousk cd Canada. 20 I—Great Indian Peninsula, 1 Mahon& 161 xd. marcaterna, MAX s.—The market no diet, bet prices steady. Great Luxembourg, 15 3-16—Grand Trunk of Canada, 1161 I—Great Wigton, 74-lUhaola Central. 46f 41—Lancashire and Yorkshire. 1071 I—Lcodon and North Western, Insurance, ll6l-1114- 4-Bouth Won. 86/—Thames aud Money - Marine Insurance 11 p.--ltayal Swedish, 9-16—North Eastern (Gn.ati North of Outland Masao`. EL—Edinburgh and Ola•pw, 90 —ditto Fraternal*, 119—Antwerp and Rotterdam, 71. BIEKINOKUI, NAVI b.—Great India Penh:LA*la Railway Stock was sold at 1024, and there was • fair am ount of boohoos done la local stocks, Os. :-111rmingtiant C.anaL 9M , Weroseter and Birmingham Canal, 134; Birsainghsai and Midland Bank, 143 and Wolverhampton Gan 201. Birmingham Guaranteed Stock was marked, buyers, at 77 ; South Stalforda closed at 101 to BM: , Redditch Railway, at 64, buyers; and Birmingham Wagon, ag 14. Nam. THE WEATHER AND THE CROPS.—We have had a week of genuine spring weather. Days of splendid eanahine, a genial temperature with eceasional showers, and—in order to be strictly in keeping with the charsoter of se English spring—a day of cold oreseteriy wind on Saturday, reminding us of the changes proverbial ly incident to the seseou, have been the attributes of the past weak. For the fanners, the weather has been all that could be desired. Out of door operations have been carried on with the utmost vigour, , and the crops are on every side giving evidence of the bene ficial influence of the late change. The young wheats, which in 1 many loodities had began to safer from the motioned wet, love greatly recovered, and are now looking healthy and lerrVegetate)n is everywhere "going abead"rapidly, e . generalaspectot the country is verdant and smiling. The teens have everywhere beret into foliage, and the offseirl his bow we saiall• that it seems difficult to SI visa ad& &GIMP bees effected in so short a Mesa The reports se to the general condition of the Crope are extremely seedadoey, and with some few exceptions oar agricultural prcopects may certainly be pronounced to be cheerful and pregame. —Sussex Advertiser. TICE CROPS iii Karr.--The weather during t::e last forteight has been very favourable for the growing crops, and great perepess hen been made in field work. The sowing of corn is sow finished, and with the line rain we bad on There* evening last the late sown may not be much behind the early in yield, the wireworm having been very busy in 40010 of the early pieces. The appearance, al the young wheate is geeerally good, though seem few triets have suffered mud,. from the late wet, and the plant on the lays en some light soil is bare through the worm. The Lent con is epee the whole looking favourable and growsvery feet. A larzer breadth of potatoes has been planted than usual, and although they were not gut in the ground as sooner usual, the seasons have been very good. Cherries have suffered mush from the late frosts, especially the bigarreaus and red.. Co crop of which in the neighbourhood of Maidstone will be small. The rest of the fruit at present promises well, yet it is full early to say much about the apple crop. Swedes and wurral have held out well. Keep is plentiful, end the Beason is certainly a very forward ma—Some Easte.is Gazette. ODE DAILY Basal.—l hope, friend, you and I are not too proud to sakfer our (Filly bread, and to be grate ful for getting it. Mr. Philip had to work for his, in care and trouble, like other children of men—to work for it. and I hope to pray for ft too. It is a thought to me awful and beautiful, that of the daily prayer and of the myriads of fellowmen uttering it, in can and in sickness, in doubt and in poverty, in health and in wealth. Peru is nostrums da *obis kodie. Philip whispers it by the bedside MONDAY Immo. whets wife aid child lie sleeping, and goes to his early Console, which closed on Saturday at labour with I identer heart :as h creeps to his rest when "sellers," both for money and next Thureda 8 and breathes his hushed thanks to the bountiful Giver of 9 1 , the day's labour is over, and the quotidian bread is earned, settlement, opened this morning at 931 to 1, and the meal. All over this world what an virile= chorus is closed at 931 to Ot. The official business report singing of love , and thanks. and Tailor. bit or tolls to day the wondrous story and night recoun into night.— ie sea follows :—Thres per Cent. Consols, for — ow (Nay 8 ), 94,. Bank Stock , St94oc;k,ditt44 ; forThreeacopunpert in...lama : a: l ; It: wi ' o th nth i t e ht li hee e Nd. f il e irnie. sn alw ariii iit.th wh esad ic ther h ai l tio ss ao w dlu neer ty: Cents. Reduced, 92, 911, 921 ; New Three per nary appeared, the boatmen knelt ea die rosy dsiek, sad adored Cen 1885 ta. , 1 15 r4 5-16 9 , 1 t ; " In i dia ; l e t 1277; Ana ditto ui F ti r i ve Stow, tone round about your home, shall you wake many and Allah d l:e y , to ss d tt u r ty su . s ad rise: u friestl, ur. int ev y er a th e e tuk hum ha ble ve hou b : per Cent, Stock 10R, Is f, ; ditto Four per h o mely done when the night cornea ; and the steward deal Cent. Debentures , IN4 or 1 1001, 1 ; ditto kindly with the labourer.—Corshill disiggs.:ine for May, • +... , , at te a K•s ireitb 'using .meter I des I m. 6• . 'nos: art, to elm. KIER, who Chin a num. which before WUM —t oin be .a. , Th. r sues entire • we.. MI L go