The Express. — London, England, 1858-05-06 00:00:00

---- -w- ---- THE EXPRFSS, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY •6, 1858. LAW INTELLIGENCE, Thom was se ens to tabs tem of his young children unless he mosiasil ashes*, whiels was amble to do, aa he would SHARE LISTS.-21118 1147: ~SS 1 ed. 01 erase I ..1147. 11. 1 mi COLO I NUL novinte o awe Sauttoret es MONIS] LISBON, Mee 4. ____.____ lass lose hie ewpiepummt sad lee and hi. children must .... m. tiestescoeumnanto in us U. US 161 (MU DAT.) have been emec a d norm He thought it was a eery hard case, and hoped the ..- et. Doksere.Per&Aeg. ter US US --a--- meginieste would amid Mae. Two o'Cl.onm. ~,_ st. Doke/era. Ner,ease toll us us It has obtained ea team si. sew netes•ora Noah. die 16:6 iblit lOU r. Arnold - It is Indeed a very hard CIIR7, but I cannot The railway share market to-day is quieter, a. 71.11.WabwOovebealost. ire 101 1011 1000 No alterati COURT OF QUM% BENCH. mist . ou. p teitale st. eiros teeestas a l e* . nri sm. on and in some awes the late improv emen t i s no t f u lly De r, p e c e p w ., count at the I =. -.._.. (swine i s B an ,..__B a r, : , L.,,d Campbell and j aa er ces Applicant-What am It o d o ? A m I b ound to maintain Wightmen. Erie, and Crompton.) a warean w h o across lam my p a . , haw my prope r ty . .ad supported. The prin4ipal feature is a considerable advanced. P Arrticarios TO 5111105 AN ATTOKEFT ass THE ROLLS. goes away as long as she please.? I. there au help fur fall in South Eastern stock, owing to the passing ..::: i lt. t, ,... Ar1t. G. 0e5 .......r .d-- ... taart .i, I T va lOS u lli , ..._ higher than t The Anorney-fasseral showed came against • rule which that P Cannot you in any way interfere ? of the bill which authorises the construction of JOINT WNW& DANZ& broker has mi try Naha*. voiya :- Ind been übtamed by Mr. Garth, oalhag apes Mr. Thomas Mr. Arnold-1 have no power to interfere unless the mm- the East Kent line from St. Mary's Cray to Strood. ; 4 „ iii , 4 ,, i 'we.. IM. 174. Isle..', I Paw torched to the visit of 1 ,,,,, id , ~,, " tom " crre yp eir ow p res p aa pp at Aa ser k a p a , min some avow within toy jurrdictern, by asesulitiig you, ments of the i Eastern Caledonian, North British, and " me . - ones. - am p a .,pu, eo p,p re ., s e - - 8 ... t,„ to a l, p ro . w h y he a m id a pt h e * rac k e a m e threatening you, or doing soy other an which would render . C oun ti es, is city. We are s e . roils. Tn. rale Wag greeted epos &Siderite made by Mr . her =tenable to then.. I should nerotatoend you to enter Norfolk stooks, aie also more offered. London and ale lac 4 , 6 . 10 " 4 ",,,,„ :6 ;„,•• •••••••••:, . 11 „ 86 , "a at Consols fot it questions relad v , °semi /Wiese= Cherney, as attorney at Burnham Bneks, into an arrangement with her to separate, a n d allow h er a South Western is firm, at 481 to I per share. I n Ole lee Haat of LO7OOll .., Se II al 97f and are n end two gentlemen named Lowed... who molded ia the separate malltenance ,if after that am mines and annoys the other leading descriptions the variations are 1 .7 0 , : °° ' - rel," al '°•" . :Li - = present quo » closely examined, new meaty. Mr. Darnels had for trimly or tersely-five you, she may be brought here for puniehment. alight. London and North Western stock is now we. 10 Chan Beek Mln ably influent* Ma e h oar bent • clerk la the , 41lose of diatom *limns.) a and. Applinnt -Bhe es. deported her family fur forty-eight Auetalkaand OWN. 15 SI li OW quoted at 93 to I ; Great Western, kg to 671 ; Lan- 4,40. gps go having acquired ommderablekaowledge aadexpeneme in the hour. now . M that m termite ? Reduced has \lore than a year cashire and Yorkehire, 93 to I ; Eastern Counties, aktes Ms 0010 1 0 - - proareicw so the law, he was desirous of becoming an att miry. Mr. 1 / 1 110M-Nutie that 1 hare soy Power nn.r. 15,000 100 De e of lisudna . as - • system of &doggy, sad ha artieled himself in May. 1832, to a rntletuan lumina Applicant-If I was to neglect my elf. and (may for the 12 7 . 18 to 9-16 per share; and Great Northern, nem Do eta a am.obii. .n Iti Di New Three p Sem mo. sweet ointment all - and -a-Half p I was adopted - dg et Spore et Marlow. After the period of his serving had ex- same length of time, I should be brought before you and 28 to 1.,. ammo 21 La. Ch. none Asa all 111 * peed he wee admitted en attorney, sad was now on HU roll s punished. Pernambuco shares remain quoted Ito i dis., and woe IN I..eloent w i i :ozz . le - - to 223 ; Ind wror and the tiomi. oldie court. The charge made against hint by Mr. Chantey Mr. Areold-That may be so. rem ; and that epe es wee of • two-fold nature ; flt et, that his serrto se e s as er ood w o Applicant-Than wh should mot my wife ? Why should Bahia f, to I prem. East Indian railway . stack is Z oo jr, =l, ven i mis ii, NW - 7., as i March, at 3 clerk were hot bona file and in mambas), wi th the set of there be that di ff erence between • teen and tda wife? If a mcre . i . nqu . . ired for. Most of the other foreign and Inan IN Cm. trevonmons st - - UM 0 Da. New ..... - 10 - - 330. IC, 38e. • roduce all the efts* parlimaret; and, esomedly, that during the time he professed woman neglects the duty of • mother to her children, mast colonial meal are steady. muss se Naomi Ma * - - art to make know * to have aimed his articles, he acted Waned se an attorney It not hil so lad an et" d'ileit it P I me' , see the thillinwelb ORDINAST 1111AIIIN AND 5700119. WOOS New Dough Woke.- MI 0 46 la, 011eena mat Ow bli MI .4 and the Nev favourable intim/e we mil reolived tees ; an or which he kept, Instead ot heading I think its very unjust ; Ws a one-sided guidon. r , Ottep w‘ ep es p I a r e a wea r 96. 001sinee Ink a IseLN l : fit L at bent tires, at I them over to his employer. The charges of Marra Lemmata Mr. Ar no ld - 1 think so too, but you man talk to the at IN. I hallaram I I l e • p. n . MAO Parinela et Turkish Si: rt of the governor tg wee of • like nature, but they also complsined that, leithil•tore about the seta of the le.. I out mil adult:dm , b, is A50urg.,11...../b.....ba15. Ii I • 4 *Ds New MI - - IA NI Po en Answass. all - -• The late epee isive importance es Mei. ening as agent toe the management of their property, it ae I dad it. I cannot help you. 0 ell Botha and 4.4100 0 De Dew - - 1 Mr. Daniels rendered to them incorrect or:coasts, male onion APPhsant left the can't Much d•quitiard. Iti au itara.efen.rnrelie II U. et time _or A nuses Bonds is fulls a. les illrbue..Len,AMbea Jests. 79 ke moan to abash he was not entitled, sad had been guilty GREENWICH. II IN Nrettel tad lama OO "" ig 1** "Te640 .. ...:: 11 g r 4 -- 16.000 al Ones* of foreign el of other wrsgularities and miscooduct in the management of N 611 = 4LI Mi ai "I ' 2 ir i Mise .lB e l t l iewes i cy, A PEILICI7 CONSTABLIL RO. their busier.. The Attorney -o ' l "re' so" .aid that having lock ?Vanity. described as a labounr , was laced at the la ill M I" Maar ilod Holstead looked wanly over all th e efe•lavits which weld filed by t t . an remand , ohiewee with wool. and wounding p ,,li sa . .ge . O a .... _ . oorkase imam ... 4 - 6 - l e: i U . is ....-.- Sardinian, I . Onus journal. Mateo Mr. Mae* he oosal eolitaleour stow to the court that amenable Clarige, 161 R, while In the execution of his date r" V, we'"'" I2IIIOIILLANISOIM . ok place at Zargsts, the oboe of I hem awls* were ""Pleiell sad ssadsetoellY William Shoos deposed that, about hslf- t nine o'clitili i W .. D i t: A li 1 A gpa no lp dh pals du'oodint. - : Sr 1 Mara I Clouvaessa. I Ital. IW. sewn 1 Palm. Sales are reoc aamered. Proreedoid• were also PEW ea la las emu's of in Um night of Saturday, the 24th ult., he went into the 411 beak, Peskrbsrpl..la ISi per ch nt, it e. Is Amen Merkeelnat.. Mt Is it id the insurgents, th e aimaary in respect 0 f similar charges against Mr. Wald*, taproom of the Programme' Arms, in King street, Deptford, ggt Ww aa a aina e . j .. ..d ... l . l . 7 . F r rp 11.110 et moustian amen. 19 19 81 191 Dut Four her of Montenegrin', sad It had been suspend that (Main:desolater Mould be re- and saw th e there. He was mai m. a disturb- gp, op WmainiOSlS ... al la on S 7 *Oa to SOPA iSOII all li 14 fared to des Memoir of the Conn kw las kanatigation. 0. LOW =ILL ILita.l.. al - - Wish Five and wounded was 140, Ince about a f-somreign, of which he said ' somebody 0 11/5 IlsOnne 1100, Or i, .. to 01 Walt I 0 NwneWatentork. ail ti al Mr. Wild. "a be v ° 4 t i tsasa to °ma" t° thst c.ureet had picked hire up." One man showed him a bah-sovereign Rut a•• am 2 • • a l , it 11.000 II DellevramatSl.4li. 1 - - Consolidated Is --.- maw that the rule had y been obtained by the Incor- IS an Under and askal him if that wee it, sod on his returning it to hie si. HO g aa p p a p ow aw e 140 Granada T. SAT AZIMMIUR, panted Lao Sorteli who were dthraltaird with the mews" pocket the prisoner snack hint in the face, sod caught hold Oa lee lidlabenheed Obi t= tti :ell 1131 1 130,034 114. Oak Ma.ShOgailliaail en St So whi.b Mr. Maine had given, of his hair. The landlord then put him out of the room, sad es 11 ,1 ~,____l looo ll lb rista. I& 16 or Peer Titterer. as U ST five Bonds, TM Attereey-Omeral said Mr. Daniels courted the Moe on getting him to the outer dour wham. adviaed him to go t l e ''' o,„„,,""•"'Yeew wawa- St fle Mese 11 iametigatica. sad perhaps it would be better to ran the case h when he instantly struck him in the face. A- - se. lm anal inithers ills " let" ill: 101 p 10.00 : oir,T2,-..., ;I l i !I op Three per tin a ,ORooll, COlllll %MUDS to the Mower, with Power to examine the Put" , viva mat stable was utt the. pot, and he gave the prisoner in c.harge ••• LI Der iiiiiiii: Nis to 14.311 e aerlassecommam au 1 op Mk 98 man Saw ...... all 3. W 4 a-Half per C FA. sad to inspect all the neeemary Looks sad documents. for the assault. nt ins' saw the primmer throw the *on- 1 11.00 117 US t e t.' KO o f swi l l sot Weutei lot las St. Insearle TM= 1 2 111 PT too Three per Ce m Aziwighor. March 22. Lord Campbell thought th a t would be the most satiefac- stable down and kick him violently in the face. lie made et. lOU One Wment_ -,- .. . ~., • 60 211 67 ISi eh. TY. et I Ent. 04 &ea. Ow all II If per Cents., i report, for the infer. tory way ot dealing with the o.Bl t several desperate kicks at him. Anistance than arrived, end ei. lou la bra is 65 If Serpa brisage.wel. - mareln-in-Chief. thei is The matter wee aooortlingly referred to the Master Cum- the primmer, who was drunk, sou neared. The constatd• E l t. ria al " Cligibb.. *: tO Ulm Pm II oa.theamkersallse 16 - - Cents., 102 nuseamer for his report. 10 leeite Deepen. .. 6 If 05 OW remind from R. Derim ma bleeding from the face. Ir K sosiiii 77.'2. • is ii. .. Turkish Six i f at from Cum lames Claridge said that after taking the prisoner into 1 ..1 1 O tosrais o .mia rallara ow 1 T,,, dy 931 11 110.109 4 tetunsa.omekut i all SI 3ad ad AVM Wellteneemo. all - .. a p a r. sad procerded le COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. custody, he was rescued ; bat after a mint chase be again 1 7 Da , E' air e i e iof as Moe i Uniner.na. Web Um MI 7 8 ditto, Outran took 111U1 is Doak-meet. As they were going to the etat- all Modes ead latelosall Four-and-Thi tt..c pima at daylight, MM (Before Idr. Commienoner Hotroyd.) borne, said If he did not tat him go lie would throw el Dues Roc .. .. ~.. • - - tea Mile 119 ! t en nis. all ti 14 h . eee 24. roomiest howinar, Till OSIIIIII MILL MIMING CO ..... . 715. COOK at NS him, he pat his feet between witaess'a ime, and both it Ir e 1::/„ .i l i grA W ink ", asp rod DM um 6 klealtrUiMiel en I to 38; ; ditto, I a Bagel. rtillery, and 116 The Wanes of the petition presented for the winding op fell together, the preemie being naderaesth. Primmer thee IN I D. moms vt SINS i De._ -.. „.., SIII As 1,716 3.11rea011.210.1,01 80 14 le The Bank of this company, appointed for heday, was adjourned fur • seized want, hand, and putting his thumb late his tet lee iwalasp_lmetai weave. 911 M S. Mb Amirelaer as 1 1 i t and parted w work. mouth, bit it violently, and while ha was war I r e „, os i .. . 1 = 1 : is - po - sm s ars! Dane harem /Ma all 8 p het a cowsiderable body m - - • to get his hand away, the primmer kicked at kiss, it stetwiessas __l olls all 1 14 Seem De,. Noe IMMO 1/17. 1075_ we The Alhat od .4 Attrowlesa I foaled INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. fleet with one foot and then with the other, We. 115100 am 41 4 7 1161 6 ISOM pal nine Leda** all is IS 2 from the Pen a ro 0017, sad I ad , swal Iierr.I• ,, EMENT FOR RUTIN TIIIARSIX TIM MATTIIIII 07 mav•edieg. Ugly , in kicking him ' , a the tight era - Si me. ret. maim itrenCii - - OAO/18 116 hale & Oree.diems ea Is so The Comm Well 60 De. New . ........ NI 7 BPa in I, then.. Wig sannned WILLI SW I. %IT. end then on the left jow, rendering him for • time insessible. an N mak mod (VII*. _ “ IOW la an 11"0 . 4iort.Abee.lilitreford 12 U it trar lis This insolvent, who hat been nearly amen years in Whoa at th. Mahon-home before the sergeant, 9 11 wesse odd tagiment, sad the Madras 11.1110 I I tent Mall SWIM &T I N al & b xi &b of Commons WEittecrose-enest prism_ ,st the salt of the Hue. Chore the mat time he took him, he would cut him from ear to SILL g 0 i , , ,..„_-.71,=,;..... : ::: ItAec .1 c.m.... g .. W. Iel• Fltsherdnig Graeae" Betkala), for the costa of an anion Witness ' s eye was very badly cut, and bled all night, and MI la !Ilifall a 0 64 86 1008 _I We km. Innate an to to 1101 1116 lamb Anevalias tad all SI SS cheques upon la asteace, when shanty brought for the seduction or his daughter, mewed his appli• although the jaw was not br o ken, he had suffered extresse W. SI Norbert Oamalm Wm. 10 . s . lte MI 2 II Mee 1 tatweartse Tel. awn an 1 1 the place of the sties country. The caltet le be disithar on has inomm order. to it ever elco. . He had been under the doctor eight :lm ,1^...1 o unw ..... yi .46 ti ri 711.0711 IDa De. ell I 1 time, it will sail cut up a few el the The ewe wad babe* Mr. emanation Murphy m nays, sad bad lost ditty tor that time. MAN le TojetaLoni. a • ... ... the public 11l Tuesday, whoa it wee refund, and as th e r e Ina loess KT. Crageen, insistent to Dr. Downing, divisional mike ft. la N. . l4 W NI i i men r . v.:a...a: .15 16 cry marshy sad voiscoad Awe 1 las others shall 1 Dens moulianty In the ors It was referred to Mr. Comatiadoner to the said that about ten o'clock the officer was ht N IL IS L e ' mold INA ha monism& Phillips, to whore it was adored,sur g ery, and he examined him. He found • COSIGMMI E ra 1 1 .6. . ik .1 6re •oh a 24- pounder M r . Sar g ood sow app eare d for th e i n s o l ven t, sad se w t h en ironed oaths angle of the right eye, bleeding pretty freely, NO Neil ... . .... • IS us drafts payalil eto in the midst of them ma a difficulty In the case is ordering Plei discharge , oha also tee on the left angle of the lower jaw. Both wounds i Lail ~, a - - W I Neellt lb IL lea 8 9 That Donne 1 re b e l s , wo o , quickly die. was not in custody . c reeding to the words of the 6111 section wire nay to be produced by a kick . Then were ells two 171 Meth ss I .0 CALCUTTA AND BOUTS ZAII7NRN RAILWAY. must occur if of the Protection Act, 1. nand, in on action brought for the wounds on the hand near the th umb, the result of a bite. (THIS DAY.) until after th ne. Aker 'hi. I readmit recovery of • debt." The prisoner having heard the &boys testimony said ha ... .4. a l , al--. 1 . 1 . 1, 4- , i - 4dm - The Comm I notched 'Athena im, Mr. Comatenoaer Phillip. said he had no power to grant very drunk, but Me ma sorry tor what he had Mae. le to ••••• ...... - • This afternoon the first ordinary general meeting o I.lage Pa era. Hanes the discharge. II was a dens animas In the act. The witnesses were then bound ore', and the prisoner to. toe scow* ..,:iiir.:•:::::: Ir. ol ranted to M E an din and out ft . .. • Kansa I quietly n e i ss ,,f rae r rid it was a n er d ease , H. h a d h o p s p ee p s committal for trial on the charge of cutting rad weemtUng. ss No I nman a P{ IIt Wil W 01 the above company was hold at the Landon Tavern ; Mr. I. Mirctiatt. in the c h air . years in pneoe, end his wife was dangermaly ill. WANDSWORTH. Pt. 100 7 , bropalalo• raill"66 ll D - , , Mark %rown 'he woe serer halted ta the Mr. Cormuceoser Phillip. remerked that th e Insolvent le I lelulanwierma The report stated that the directors hed rent a depantion - Post-Hunt I:PON THS ROYAL DIA7'II PISSERVES. to the chairman addeputl -chairman of the East India Com- In the she j aw of taw, mid Winkled at. lot 463•1141 Deem ... - might Inn petitioned the ant week be 70•11 in prisua, and T ea looking young men, brothers, named e L ppp, llk ta b lams al TS Le iI 1 piny, to urge upon thane the expdiency of goring• REULTaII- Caledonian I when WWI SPY Mooght • this he 'roam have had no complaint of bring rasa Yuri Fraikrie r k l = e' amd James Beadle, apposred before Mr. Min onoth aeon mum in meat force. I pro- in mime. • • - This insolvent, who hal been nearly seven years in bitecrcee-street st the snit of the Hos. George Fitshardnag Oracle' Berkele), for the costa of an action he brought for the sedinsion of his daughter, meowed hi. appli eatim re be dia.A..ar on his lemma order. The owe wee baba. Mr. Commimeaser Murphy as Torday, when it was refused, and as there was some mealiarity is the ors It was referred to Mr. Commiagioner Phillips., to whom it war allow. Mr. ftargood sow appeared for the insolvent, end mid them wee a di/Batley in the cam is ordering the discharge, as ha was not in meted, according to the words of the 61h section ef the Protection Art, " moody in an action brought for the recovery of • debt." Mr. Comenmioner Phillips said he had so power to great the discharge. It wee a mews misses in the act. The insolvent said it was a hard cam. He had been eaves years in pneom sod his wife was dangerously iii. Mr. Commiesioser Phillip. moulted that the insolvent might have penticeed the gest week he was in prima, and this he would have had no eomplamt of being seven yews to f r aat e Mat—l am a vary injured man. Mr. Ctiseedeeimer Phillipsobserved that be knew nothing of the ear, but It was dear the insolvent had made hie choice of being is prison when be could have petitioned im mediately he we taken to priers. Mr. Richardson, the insolvent's attorney, mid it Wu • herd arr. The governor of the prim@ had written to the Hot. Greatley Berkeley to gee the discharge, and the answer to the keeper wee, " Mud your own Waimea." The leveed weasel referred to the statement in the or hedule, end the inaolvent said his attorney in the action had sold duo. .1 dm • ith a 24-poasda get in the midst of them, rebels, quirky da we After this I readiest • rewhed without wry .I.lage na dra Hee* , at fr..W Kaaba 1 quietly ma wore halted ta tr ,pee of trees, and brooklet. when terse was brusght owing ia gnat Ism. I pro s -'tali their amcnel, and t • mad wall a the midst of I them teat back orders far Olt sr of the rebels Incrumil large spars of ironed, Ask Accorliagly I took up my ed slightly is my mar ; the last, and 1 withdrew Ma else, at about 12 a.m., and L. sod rear beteg covered by shay followed and Grid at dicted lb...lightest &maga. 'elm, that the camp war pi,letion is the district was r,,n supported by t,ll tbr tebek. They were ad mewed a heavy low 21 e field besides wouridsd. It t erg that a large body of moo, er.re edresciag am lb .sic woos .!et the cry Y. r driver. left their earls, ed way. Under these skammi &ratios the poettirm if a* • ia awe of a sight Maack soy kind whaerser meld ha ed It expedinat is retire an ly this twarabag. In weft Lhet ovum to many of tit p a• I preciously stated, le and rims baggage behind. re, must hare barn sums 72 tit at a a a ■ at w II • 0. • s ▪ IS This afternoon the first ordinary general meeting of the above company was hold at the London Tavern ; Mr. J. 14 menet'. in the chair. The report stated that the directors bed sad • deputation to the chairman and deputy-chairman of the East India Com pany, to urge upon them the expediency of Ewing • =arso ns on the capital of the proposed railway, but the depute d= failed to accomplish the object of their visit. The Beet India Company, however, by letter dated the Bth ult., had extended the time for payment of the first instal ment of the capital for six months from the 19th of March last. Ibe accounts, which were made up according to the dined= of the a rticles of amen -4lon, to the 31st of December last, show • balance In favour of the company of 1041. 19s. 6d. The actual assets and Rebindse of the company up to the 31st of March, show that there is a ba lance against the company of 3681. 10s. 44., bat to this amount • sum of 1701. 175., omitted in error, and due to the parliamentary. agents, h a s to be Wed, maldng the total extent of liabilities vdnet the company as it at prime stands, up to the 31st of March last, 5291. 7s. 4d. The future funds of the °oen ology will be subject to certain payments to the solicitor and secretary, who have consented to postpone their claims until the company shall be in a condition to meet them, by the receipt of calls. The total capital required by the gist India Company to be =boa= before their conceit done to this mopes, come into sperstion, amounts to 21e. per ahem es the shims ellstted, yak& sum, however, under the recent extend= of time, seed not be paid up in fall until September next. It Is proposed to all up the neon eery amount by laetalmsnts. Shares and scrip forfeited on non-payment of the cells or non-registration, will be re served, to such extent as the directors may deem desirable, for distribution in India. The report was adopted after some discumion. WANDSWORTH. TOA( HINO 1:POSI THS ROYAL DU P A S PILLSERVES. Two respect looking ynting men, brothers, named Fraiirrick Barak asd James Beadle, snowed before Mr. [saws to answer the futon:seism of Ir. Alfred Dann, we of the principal gamekeepers to hie Royal Higlinees the Duke of Cambridge, charprig them wtth poseldag upon Wimbledon Common. WiLLm lair y ass i stant gamekeeper to the Doke of Cambridge, who has • right to shoot over Wimbledon Com illa., darned that on the afternoon of Sunday week last he saw the defendants, in company with six or Dena others, upon the ammon in search of game. They had two small terrier dogs with them, and the defendants afterwards adosittcd that they belonged to them. All the party were hunting and besting about the form and bushes with sticks for a period of two bolus. He saw the doge chaos • ham, and the defendants were at the same time running and following them. He went toward, them and upon their teeing him they made off to another pert of the common. When they got out of his sight they commenced besting the bushes sgain. Be saw them and alt heard the dog,. When they sew him again they made off a second time, but the dogs stopped sod he caught one of them. Ile put his handker chief round its neck arid then found blood and down, is from • ham or leveret, round the dog's mouth. He was about going away with the dog across the ebilna's priests ground., when the defendant and three ethers ran round and met him. The defendant Jame, caught hold of him by his coat, and his brother took the deg away, and elan struck at him. Witness struck him with his stick In self-defence, and the defendant Frederick thee polled off his coat and wanted to fight. He then told the dn. is he should summon them. He knew them both by sight, as he had motioned them before. Is arenemminadon the witneesr ni li i vely declared It was • bate they chaired, and not a long t Mr. Dean produced the deyoration from his ;ta u; um Ise him to look after the game upon Comm Kr. commis/West Phdliys acid ►e lied nothing to say to Mr. Berkeey. He was awry to see the statsinent, and the time the ilLOlVent lied been in prison. Mr. Richardson lidded that it was a hard cane. Mr. Conicaissioser Phillips knew nothing of its luirdship. All he lase was that the iasolveet could hare pstitioned when taken to prison. The public was gulled by such statemssts when a in= ch.,. to stay in priisu. The twelves% said he did not ask to petition when arrested. __ Hia Honour decided that be could not order the diecharge, but the ease would proceed to the deal order. The incolvent wee remanded to prima, and it will he some three ea by wean biers be ama be Monied. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLIRKINIFILL. ITZ SuISEITT ST • @@@@@ @ . ZiothogA Ihriffeed, aged 26, • servant, was placed at the bar, on remand, Won Mr. Tyrwhitt, charged with s t a , : :. rir in the parish of Clerkeetwell, 23 entree spoons, a pair of d ✓pecteclea, and other property of the value of , and .in gold end silver money, bolonging to her mistress, Mrs. Esther Ann Wilton, of l, Cumberland-terrace, Clerkenwell. The prisoner had has. to the employ of the prosecutrix twins. On the trot occasion the complelnant took the =rier from • reformatory, but had not had ler in her service before oho missed soverel articles, bet bunted of thing her into custody, allowed bar to go hack to the rekrmatory. While there the rimer woes leer mistime • very ,tent letter, asking for usak sad shortly allrwaede the proinnetric agels bah her hook bete bar SWAM. A law lamb after oh. bed bum back *emceed tam.. the parametric bed meeka so pe out of town, lowing the primmer to take core of the boom, sod op.. her return she found the priemew goes, tad the shove =Triy Siring. Information was then glysliko th y = aylor, 226 0, secoesded in epprehemdbp the and upon telling her the charge she said she bad dome tali job, and that she hoped she should get penal servitude is, four mars, for then she should be happy and oat of mumble. Noes of the property baa been recovered. The dadondsats admitted they were on the common, but sot la emelt of game. • eery taro artinneta 4th Madras Lariat Cavalry, air murtally .o (since d.. .,. one ~1 the tamps mdse . = .1y mention the able h Madra. Light Calvary .teclinient of bar lite Jessi W. 1.. Bawl Artillery, fir is suss on bed pound. Ills by road, reclusive of the ituo, and upon very sessty Lieutenant Rickatta, staff ' , Meer to my foss, Yd is his duty. of Septa of Rotor ffesee slain were found Sot* re Mr. menus u thooght the ease Ina very claw, and be sheold dim earl the hill penalty of 40.. and costa, or ase nsonta's imprisonment, ea he ounaidaf ad poaching a pre hide to men mime awes. The father applied kr a mitigation of the dime, and pro dyad winsome to slew the respectability of the youths. Mr. Ingham refaced, sad said, one of the best things he egad do far tiro was to doe them the full penalty, us sport ing wee sot fur molt men as the defendants or hitaralf (Mr. !spheral), who had to work for their living. The lines were paid. YRT , .74 111.0.-sty• 37tb &violet, RR Aziatibar Field Forte. Are.* Letter.) Maga* and tunummitims in of my men gave me a idn• d paeord ow/ oar heeds. OR re lucky to get so well out tiodralrn My Mlle kens sad 6,060 mem altogether; dies being MO er 600. The meat have dome much let the Infantry come WNW The Bengal Artillery irel p sad the 4.h desire to bs much to write sow, I may and I hare bad so tow h me order. Dames of the station of Atitsighar. The priaoair irbai salted what she had to say la answer to the charge, said As emoted to be seat to the aeralorte to be triad by • jury. Mr. Tyrwhitt atamittei the prieoner to the Middlesex Session fur ATTZMPTID MOMS* OF A 11 uoLL FAMILY. An elderly man, who gave the name of Gawps Alfred Dr,arta, aged 57, a heerneher, of No. 1, Fax• cour t, St. Andrew's, wan charged with uninerfelly cutting sad yearl ing Stephen Perry, sin, ead Stephen Parry, the younpr, his eon, with intent to do grievous bodily harm. When thecae was. eallmd on. Mr. Inspector Allan, *Niel) dinsion, said the elder Petry ....dying, and that the surgeons considered it mammary that the magistrate should intend at the Royal Pres Hospital, Onty's-inn-rosd, and mks the dying easa's ilepoettion. Aenordiegly, Mr. Tyrwhitt, ao cossEied by Mr. Alasaader, the seeped clerk, and Mr. Beyw, th e chief usher, staraded, sad th e oa th b e ing mho erect, the injured men stated es follows My seams is Stephen Perry, and I reside at No. 1, Fox court, Holborn. Title mo rni ng about half-pan an, in the home where I lodge, I was on the first doer. The lelod In the hack room dint door, and I occupied tt ap fr:a n t nom ef the same door. I went to bed last sight, a2t! this taming when I wee dremed I went down stairs bn • tub of wow. When I get to the dint fi or leading the prisoner rushed et or.. Ido sot know what m•tlice he owes me. On Friday the wows its Yes hvicur with was turned out of dome by him. fibs did same washing for me She 'eked prisoner fra tub, and when be gave it her he struck her, mid she am nut Yee my room. Since thcn ha has Unearned to rembn at. As soon as the prisoner rushed at me be arm* img biliMed upon m I the Injury ander which I ele tow labouring. must soy wise he did It with. I do net reneraker whether be mime at mere thus owe. (Is addition to the wonad en the direst, he bad a very severe cut on the right arm.] I at deerneteke Yen the tout sad pre an alarm. The pri sm, banned at pert of the way downstairs. There waa sus In the loom at the time. When I got into the court I ssw s palkanse. Iwe very M, end at. brought here. l a rimemr—Hare yea it... prosaishor yourself day and light for the lest di menthe milt my wile T—Witnem—Ne ; sesiely sot. triteser—Wee she set elesplog with you la year mom ha ales.—Wissioo—PlS. b iro NIL Pelesear—Whis 215 the sleep with you ? Wismar-New 'lean& mails of the 24th of the 15th of March. le el r. On the same day the toe tetth the Bombay man he hbir I.tat Aria awls ele , o d to have tie Autetraele ladyeo. they .111 be boded ta teleeissa teol be dos cs F All BALLS. —TWO itt;ry was ontetoesced yesta•- ..n o'.l T.D... tooduai the Iloorton, algid 3 ye... tea ayo.l year. and esaatbo. • 4,l..urati India rubber sir xt,.a Sarah lambais, the hiving oter‘l die dr b. r sway during tb• kit WO ▪ • blocksw uudor the .7 aa--rwidwd that Geary" it• t m Monday weak Irk I.l_ detrital hi. brothor kMti la.t. awl dying as in named II•wki••, wrbw• and but Mess IMO She ant thositM a ing, bet sow tionovel 11.011, whoa dimly pima HNC datl4bhir MOP engaged Joon WOW ...kw, It.. at M. 6.,••••el cAtlaires, ter mod is timbialatio• of bar pawducvd by • IV Jos ell CM priori r I Jab latiodwasai aerally iseatad. lad I 130 1 1 ',mope of the Mr. 210 Mir • boohoos It tor 4331311M 101 rid.' would ly Most 11 0 so ibis Maws bon •ft . wed. wad me risk. iod ibis moiler maw Mai with it. By • Iwo all after It Iwo b•l4/ 2118 ,_ t LW. nouthot. My WM On. ~, N erd W. By do r= Mated mil bunt a tea. I ettoponieg, we aft•rfood• •l Maly oilbifess le N. • lagebry was silkonaL _The ramie bare said that the WJITeII was in Mesta Mrs seen all lest sight. elspben Parry, the sea t who wee stabbed is the Witt sod labs lisser, Nig We pawner, attar he stabbed Wm, OM era disbar se the other cbildreq sad would have wand Gime la tbe same way Led he not been prevented. The aws Tide was 00e COliChlikld, was adjourned kr a iM ene gar hither winters*. au Weed ma is art 'spaded to lorries many bare. , fty Tupelo Mir 61417.71. 0 t the megiserile ' Me ender the kae•tieg ibermisc *remotest.= - Anima NM thee be wee • weebearb, with • wile old Wee, ANN% wham be might eeppert reeportably bet dot Lis eat hei•lfill emelmel MIMI of futneketioa. olio vie emermady aeglested, and every snide ef wahts HL Ike, we tit Ile phtee le porellese hela. Re bed limed Es gift Ivo der ay, sod ha test *es Mee bird et. MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoos.. No alteration has been made in the rate of dis count at the Bank to-day, but the funds have again advanced. Prices are now quoted to 3percent. higher than they closed yesterday. The government broker has made another purchase, and the invest ments of the public continue. Consols for the 3rd of June were first marked 97/ and are now quoted 97/ to 98. For money the present quotation is about 97/. This is " settling day." The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 961 to 1 ; New Three per Cents., at 961 to 4 ; the New Two. and-a-Half per Cents., at 81; Bank Stook at 2211 to 223 ; India Stock, at 225 ; Exchequer Bills, March, at 38s. to 40a. prem.; ditto, June, at 35e. to 38e. prem.; India Bonds, at 225. prem.; and the New Four per Cent. Indian Loan De bentures, at 100 t to tool. Turkish Six per Cents. are firm, at 98/ to 991. The late speculative rise in Venezuelan and Peruvian Bonds is fully supported. Moat other descriptions of foreign stock are very firm, with a tendency towards improvement, including Dutch, Russian, Sardinian, Portuguese, Brazilian, and Mexican. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1021; ditto, for account (May 14), 102; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 99}; nish Five per Cents., 103 ; Evader New Consolidited Bonds, 141, ex div. ; New Granada Two-and-a-Quarter per Cent. Ac tive Bonds, 201 ; ditto Deferred, 61; Mexican Three per Cents., for acct., 21 ; Peruvian Four-end a-Half per Cents. for sect., 841, 84; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for acct., 464 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1114 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 102 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 921 Turkish Six per Cents., for account (May 14), 99 ; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1041; Venezuela Four-and-Three-Quarter per Cents., for amount, 38, 38/ ; ditto, Deferred Two per Cents., 15. The Bank yesterday purchased 20,0001. in gold, and parted with 10,0001. The Alhambra has brought 17,3421. in specie from the Peninsula. of Inland Revenue have _given notice that " the bill now in progress in the House of Commons for imposing a duty of one penny on cheques upon bankers, drawn within fifteen miles of the place of payment, having been read a second time, it will greatly conduce to the convenience of the public and of this department if bankers and others shall send in their books of cheques to be impressed with the stamps at present provided for drafts payable to the bearer, or to order on demand. That course will prevent the pressure and delay that must occur if the cheques are not sent to be stamped until after the passing of the act." The Commissioners of her Majesty's Customs have mated to Messrs. Leach and Neal the privilege of landing and housing tea at their new warehouses, Mark Brown's Wharf, Southwark. In the share market yesterday there was a rise in Caledonian and a fall in North British Railway stock, owing to the decision on the bill for the Hawick line. The Great Northern Railway traffic return pre sents this week a decrease of 2881. ; and the London and North Western a decrease of 3,8941. The following communication is from the Eu phrates Valley Railway Company : is is II I c Ui 114 • # 18 TS # il 11 Ps 110 111 in 11 11 //a 114 in ad I 4 ST re tar # 111 i Is. l in Mk i fb ISO f 111 10 111 101 101 100 us 1111 f i n_ a __ 'dß . I I vss I I I 12 I Ifr i l on i vs MU. i T i".. i a A -$ 31 al p •.• .- PIM ii 4 .8. i I 11 81. NM q --- d~ d "' 10 5 o i de d A ... ii . fi 4 ir MURDER IR A NEWSPAPER OFFICE AT &4LIF4L (From the Lath Mercury of this ley.) . , A dreadful murder occurred at th• Afar Grardiais newspapmoffla, yesterday, and threw the whets town into the utmost consternetion, the &owed being eatessively knows `the town. From what could be gathered aeon after the fearful affair, it appears that the ociespositore at the office of the Halifax Guardian newspaper bad bat just returned from dinner yes terday afternoon, • litt/e after two o'clock. A number of them were in the fret compositor's room op-stairs (the room neat to George-street) ; and two others, one of them the unfortunate deemed, Kr. Jaws Jambe, and the Mire his 'murderer, • youth shoat twenty yews of age, named Dawson (who I. sa appreatka), were fa • further room, riZlnto George-winee-yard. The two latter were t, and just be m, the melanchol affair, Dawns lea seas to use of the other men for a p inch of snuff far datomed, with which be bed returned to the other room. No gnerrel be words wee bawd between the two, hut it scams the renlimor elmt the deer and fastened it, and without a roo mmates wombs OINISMISSIPII NM week on Jacobs with iron •• etinlshalls." After this, owl apparently becoming still mere tarter, be abed en Yen pnitammg, about two and • twit mit Wag, and best the demessi Mott the head with that. Still farther, be seised • Walk and with It cat away at the face and beg se Ms wields. -- hsen while the oder srertmset were alarmed with the noise doing on, and, if we no lightly biased, ell ran Into the went. There woe a wettlectror sand Babe up the airs* leuterse, to when they esswoodealid that wee wwwilar en gem awl ha, a strew woragesae am. do. tenalaed to wearada whet wee really the easier. He end the printers entered the 'Moe, and, breads( @pea the door, fouled to their otter dismay that poor Irate wee deed. The sight that preowned itself woe kerb& The deed body of the man who but a low swewate bedew wan ',Om ar with life and all the strewth of asehood, war laid on its beak be the room. There was • large pool of blood, the braise being mingled in it. The wound, were of the most dreadful character, and all upon the front part of the bead. The forehead wee laid open, and the face gashed appaewtly with the hugest. The ill-feted man had taken oQ 6Y coat, and had commeneed his work, for Ws eqmposing-atiek lay near him, sad the 11111 lier he wee setting up was in melan choly " pie." The mordent was immediately arrested end moored to the Town-ball in the custody of the police. He le a youth still venire his time with Mr. Walker, the pro• prietor and publish, of the Halifax Guardian, sad is ors. se he as we ea awertals, a youth of neawkably quiet He sod his Arnim were believed to be eery Maar, sad we we told fervently worked aide by aide with ewe Wm Net ems word of disagreement that we ma hovel had occemed between the two._ Dowses hod ban eagegod up to the tine on rise " rale work," shill be hid asecereet very newly, sad altogether eandlieted Wong with the stoma peopriety up to the very Wind of Ile esawastag the fatal attack on :webs. The =We Ireniers were bordered with blood and brains when reneeeed Se the Tows-ball. He did not ear mob netted, only Isd a peraliar +lames about the 'yen He quietly Md llorgeent Thieapeen ail that hod happened. The nely spilled& elainnerd is list Dawson nun base ad ds* LA hie mow end ander the lauded§ ot ormentery amehato dame this dreadtal deal. Jacobs, Os ise;sed, sa we have lad, woe vary well Isom' la dis ism. Ns rsoidsd at Han-sad, wises Ids oils arrlid ea I i bolonsd s "Masi ca s Lego scale. H. was ti of W imp, a *rag sods, sass. Es bed boo is As ~Ass sir far • dam yam at krt. Ma COW:dal KAIU.--111111 111111.41 hip North Airdrie reed her Lreupsel peruday fer Quebec ad 111100mal. ‘llll the Ormilis mile eel SO paremure. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. OK 3114TILIC 11=11011Ali.) CHESTER SPRING MEETING.—(Tuts DAY.) DEE STAND CUP. Cotswold Cawood Gantla Kitty 8 ran. TRIENNIAL STAKES. Special License and Sir Colin are lone. MARQUIS OF WESTMINSTER'S PLATE. Commotion, Ward/morale. Lard Nelson, Cotswold, Physician, Old Null, °Oliver. Dansanr, Orchehill, Schis matic, Knockburn, Happy Prince, and Wouvermans, are hero. THE DEE STAKES. Oilderinerr. Princeor lieO;;;4,lorian , Etat Langton, Lady Alice, Dub, of Doty, and the Flying Date, are hare. WELTER CUP. Oursehill, Lough Sawn, Rink Won, and Pahnister, are ham &raw Lane' Ccr.—Run to-morrow.—Tbe following are Lan: Fteberman, Cotswold, Melissa. Commotion, Gamma dl Vary, lianatarer, Seems o, Sweet William , Kel pie, Polly sail BPearinua, Suss, Hepatica, Haymaker, Supple Jack, lackth. TEE DERBY. 6 03 1 out the Gold (off) 11 to 2 opt Tozogiolito (t) THE NORTH OF EUROPE STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.—it is stated that three of the steamers employed by the North of Europe Steam Navigatica Company in beings cattle from Denmark to this country have been pur chased a company harlot the support of Sir S. Morton Pets me to be devoted to the service is which they were lea year engaged. The steatoers will cossomos rumba shortly, and the port of debarkation in this country will be Lowestoft, to which harbour the cattle have hitherto been brought. The Danish ports at which the cattle are taken on beard are Touting, Husum, Ac • and but year the numbers brought to England and consigned to the metropolitan mar ket ears very considerable. THE MANCHESTER AND SHEFFIELD AND GREAT NORTAIIWW RAILWAY COMPANIIIB.—The Maeobsster Town Council adopted • petition yesterday in favour of the bill =Laden, without by the above oompanies, for • separate route to without • division. GEELONG AND MELBOURNE EAILWAT.—By sd =mlMsd 16th March last, the negotiations with the re meat for the treader al this undertaking was porg, n in comae:pesos of • change of ministry. • °maintop had been appoiated by the Raines cabinet to stamina the line, sad the report, though published, had been selmilied to the execative, so as to amble them to tarry out the prelialsaiv aarampmesis mode with the directors. The n•a was still limited bears Goatees and Williamstown, in consequence of the son-campletion of the short govern ment line to Melbourne. The mom receipts for the four weeks from lath Febreery to 11 th Mardi, were 1,0204 6m. lid., 1,001 12a., 9931. 7e. lid., and KN. 3s. 2d. respectively. One express sale either way bed bees dimes:Mood. A misting of eolosiel proprietors was called for r i P7tr rre l le, to resolve of cap on a the directors on the subied M the propceed mle of the line, &a. 6170111), WORCESTER, AND WOLVERHAMPTON RAiLleay.—The reoel of this coonstay, including the litenrbridgo linterios Cmel, he the foralght ending 26th Apell, bare been 7,11331. Ida 6d., whilst those for the osneigneding fortnight of 1867 amounted to 7.9591. 16s. 7d., end the uplifter*, also inolsdlng that of the Simla id.* B• Canal, 3,81d1. 3s. 3d r ., bring at the rats of 46.78 per cant, erbflat those for the otteesposdhas fortnight of 1887 onmenned to 3,8671. Bs. 44., or et the rate of 48.46 per stmt. The son of 53,6311. 17s. 10d., beteg reetipts for the bet seven thrtsistse sued elves days areas babfloar,added to the 7,8031. 18s. 6d. se above, sakes a total reostpt of 81,41111. 18s. &Lois egelert f 8,4631. 81. 31. he theeorreepond- Ile littaJlTteighteend her day's( the prefer /With* ▪ fit *mt. Ifs. beim esteems for the ti nt sena and lime days al the balliser, added is the tt i elt N. as abets, mho • total iapiadNur• of /0,418 f. bit st the rot, of 49.61 z sent., se WWI 31 .4311. a he the sad kiar days of the previews y ear eer l 7: se w e(4 pit NEIL TO TEM EDITOR OP TWI 'YPRES'. Sir,—With reference to • report in circulation that the directors of the Euphrates Valley Railway have abandoeed that undertaking, I beg to state that it is entirely without fotutdation. Stich wren gensents we now is progress as, when con cluded, Were le reams to believe will enable the directors to raise the necesstry capital and to commence the construe - • -' . tion of the tailwaj, Medi terranean with the Persian Gulf, and thus seablish the na tural. the shortest, and the easiest route between England and India.—l am, tee., May 6. L. W. RAZIVIIII, Sec. The annexed is from the Committee of Mexican Bondholders : The Committee of Mexican Bondholders have received ad sloes from Mr. Whitehead, dated Mexico, the 2nd ult. General Pared', after his defeat at &Imams, had oapitu lated at Guadalajara on the 23rd of March, which would probably lrad to the pacification of the interior and the ad hesion of the army to the present administration. Although this teems to put an end to the government of Senor Juarez, Vera Cruz still held oat, and Tampico was besieged when the packet left. No minister of discos had yet been ap pointed. The agents in Mazatlan had shipped 2,243 dole. 98c. by her Majesty's ship Megicianne, which reduoed the balance remaining in Mexico to about 3,400 dole. The Committee of Consultation of the Pernam buco Railway Company find it impossible to get their report ready by the llth inst. The adjourned meeting of the shareholders, called for that day, will, consequently, be further adjourned to the 23th instant The settlement of the list of contributories of the Irish Waste Land Company is to be proceeded with by Vioe-Chancellor Kindersley on the 21st inst. A call of 11. lOs. is to be paid on the shares of the Metropolitan Railway Company by the lit of July. Notice is given that the steamers of the Austrian Danube Steam Navigation Company have com menced running for the season. The Admiralty have accepted the following ships for the conveyance of stores, viz.: The Sir G. F. Seymour, for * Bermuda ; Sophie, for Corfu ; Daisy, for Colombo ; and the Marion Macintyre, for Hong- Kong. The undermentiooed are to be surveyed, previous to being taken up : Margaret Thomson, for Bermuda ; Isabella Peek, for East London ; Celia, for Malta ; Margaret Mitchell, for Sydney ; and the James Shepherd, for Valparaiso. The Royal Albert is also to be surveyed, preparatory to being engaged to convey troops from Portsmouth to Colombo; likewise the screw steamer City of Manchester, before being accepted for the convey ance of troops from Portsmouth to Gibraltar, Algae Bay, and back. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 11th inst. for the conveyance of stores from the Thames to Corfu, Fremantle, Gibraltar, Halifax, Hobart Town, Jamaica, Malta, Montreal, Sydney, and Zante. With reference to the anger trade, Maria. True man and Rouae remark: Moderate priors have induced the trade to come forward freely, and to take more than the mere actual requiremente of the moment, and the result is that the deliveries for home °assumption for the first four months of the year have reached the unprecedented quantity of 131,000 tons, sealant 102,300 in 1857, and exceed the imports in the same period by 13,900 toes. The stock, which on the let January was 86,200 tons, is now reduced to 66,600, sad until much heavier supplies come forward it will not reach an swage amount. Mors is now so doubt that the coosunaptke of this country and of the world will takeoffs moth Ismer qinatity of sugar this myeaarr th►n in either of the two pre ceding ; sad as the of the dykes rogisethut tin cope is to reduce estimates, Louisiana be the °sly emir try from whew* say great increase Is to be looted Iw, there is every acaltdasoe in the maintenance of present prior. WEDMESDAT IVINT3rO. The tendency of the stock markets continues favourable, owing chiefly to the steady investments of the public. Comparatively little business is going forward, but that little ocussists principally of pur chases, of which a larger proportion than usual appear to be bonii fide. At the same time, holder of real stock have little inducement to part with it, considering the present state of the money market. The English funds advanced 3 per eent. this morn ing, and, though rather lees buoyant in the after noon, left off 1 per cent. higher than yesterday. To-morrow will be "settling day" in Consols. The arrangement of the amount shows that there is oily a moderate supply of stock in the market. English railway stocks exhibited marked buoy ancy, especially at one period of the day. G OMIl• teed and preference stocks are in active demand, bat Nome to market in very small quantities. In this, se in the other departments of the Stock Exchange, there is no speculative animation whatever, the improvement being of a more healthy character. The 411 of the month having been got over, the money market to-day was qaiet. At the Bank tha applications were very moderate, and in Lombard street choice bills are discounted as low as 21 per cent. In the Stock Exchange the rate for leans ea government securities was 2 to 2a per cent. As a partial set-off against al .- 00,0001. of Ex chequra Bond money, which will be released on Saturday n i a, an instalment of lb per cent. fads due on Monday on the Indian Fire Million Loan, but a conbtderablo portion has probably been paid in anticipation. Consols, which closed yesterday at 971 "sellers," opened this morning about 971 for money and to- morrow's settlement, advanced to 971 to 1, and closed at 971, " sellers." For the 3rd of June the last price was 971. The " continuation " is 3-16 percent., cr at the rate of about 2/ . per cent. per annum. The official busines s report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for mousy, 911, 1,1; ditto for accoun: (6th May). 971, 1 • per Cent. Reduced, 961, ; New Three per Cents., 96 1 1; Long Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1880, 11, 1 11.16; Thfrty Years Annuities, April, 1886, 185 ; Bank Stock, 2211; India Stock, 225, 2231; New India Four per Cent. Loan Debentures, 1001 ; ditto, scrip, 1001 ; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May, 1859, 101, 1003, 1011. The New Three-and-a-Half per Cents. were also officially marked 103, and the New Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 81. The government broker made another small pur chase of stock to-day. The March Exchequer Bills were dealt in at 375. to 40s. prem.; the June Bills at 335. to 38e. prem.; and India Bonds, at les. to 225. prem. The foreign stock market retains an upward ten dency. The principal demand was for Venezuelan and Peruvian Bonds—the former were marked as high as 381, whilst the latter closed at 831 to 841 for the Four -and-a-Half per Cents. Sardinian Bonds were also better, bt;ing purchased at 921, and closing at 911 to 92. Turkish Six per Cents. advanced 1 per cent., leaving off at 98/ to 99. Dutch, Russian, and most other foreign stocks, were firm. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocir. Great dulness prevails to-day in the mining market. In the Stock Exchange no business is officially reported, and in other quarters the transom tions have been very limited. In the absence of active inquiry, prices must be considered nominally the same as before. In colonial mining securities the only feature is a further improvement in the shares of the Bon Ao cord Copper Mining Company, which are marked and I prem. Martquita shares have been dealt in at j. Other foreign descriptions are dull. IN semi I a oil *Amino" DadularDo AWL Is. 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Rum.—Denatirara, proof, sold at 2e. Id., which us Id. decline. in other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARBET.-THIS DAL The market I/ dat to-day. Town tallow is quoted 635. Id. net cash , Petersham Y.C. on the spot, 64a. 3d.: May and June, 63a. dd. to 634. 9d. ; July sad August, 61s. ; Oct. and Des., 61e., sellers. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. THIS DAY. We have a rood supply of beasts, sad trade is by no mesas brisk, yet Mosolay's quotie inns are pretty generally realised. The number of sheep is sensikr than on Thursday last. Trade is -dull a t Monday's rates. There is • brisk demand for lamb, but we cannot quote higher. Calves ars rather lower. From Germany and Holland there are 21 beasts, 6.50 cheep. and 241 calves ; Spain. 220 sheep ; Nor folk and Sutf.lk, 700 beasts ; and 127 mach cove from the Home Comales. Par sioa• of 1112.. Ll. Ld. rer doom of 21 7 / a . a. I. a. d. Eamt feu, Hereford 4 2 4 4 BM Dr • /41-be4a NIL 4 4 4 earn -corm 4 2 4 2 boa Loas.woola ..- A•coad 3 0 3 8 Da. 4. 824413 . 4 4 2 4 Calms 4 4 8 41 2. k woad p.lll . 3 11 11 De..la.llbera 2.* Di; *** 22*1.6 . 22. 00 0 Wabs.. .. 0 0 544414 42 met*. 13 30.: Map 482 1.2201.1.2/0;40.1M.i.01 01224 11S. HAY MARKRT.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports told* Ibsen. Prim utoobsw bay, 70.. to Ns. ; superior do.. 78s. to 132 e. ; isissier do. 60.. to eh.; roren, 60.. to 605.; clover, Mo. to 100:4.; cowl tut, 70.. to 90s. , straw, 265. to 30s. PARLIAMENTARY REPORIL—MEETINO IN FINS- IllitY.—Yeeterday evening a public meeting was bald in the British Institution, Cowper sheet, City-reed, to deemed the promised measure of parliamentary reform before the ekes el site present session. Mr. Cox, M.P. ' oceupied the chair, and observed that now that the whip were out of power, it was Me time to make them bid high in order to get in again. Mr. Wale, in proposing the first resolution, mid that Lord Palmerston had in the Queen's speech promised them per liamentary reform but in this, as is all other teem, he had proved himself a shutter. Mr. Wale proposed a resoled= in favour of manhood suffrage, vote by ballot, and • more equitable adjustment of electoral districts. Mr. Henrietta snood= the motion, which was Denied unanimously, as was a resolution in favour of shorter parliaments and the abolition of property qualification. It was agreed thee peti tions should be drawn up, and presented by Lord Ebury and the members of the borough. CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY.—The meeting of this society we. held on Tuesday. the Earl of Chkbreter in the chair. The report showed that the society's total ordinary income was last year 180.7661., sad that besides this, 24,7171. had been received m a yodel toad for•lndia. The society hes 138 mien= stations, sad employs 128 English, 60 foreign, and 47 native clergyman, 41 Europe= laymen es ochoolinaaters, printers, Re. 13 European female teachers, and 2,077 native and country-born cneehists, teachers, etc. Its °pendia= embrace Indio, China, and Ceylon, some parts of Africa, North-Wed America, the Mauritius, and New Zealand. The Bishop of London wee the first speaker, sad after him Dr. Hugh IPNelle and Mr. Canon Eltowell_spoke at great length. LOOM MOORIA.—LIVERPOOL, TURSDAY.—Rx trams from letters received by Messrs. Jones, Palmer, and Co.. of this town, dated Konela Moods, Marsh TS and 29, 1868 I was obliged to leave the ',oath side of the ieland sad go to the north, as the rollers mate and broke down the stage, also washed away a large quanthy of ha —the worst disaster that ever betel me. As to when I ifta be loaded I cannot my. I have bean disappointed in ea my se W s. Vz often teethe occur here—. Dome with scanty. lam so anxious and itervone d" reatlema hardly bold the pen, for the N.E. monsoon tido= sad the weetherdeer, with a hot burning sun, which the naives eau= stead ; they are dying two and three a day, so that Cape= OA is to take the remainder to Bombay this night, Mr teat be honor left when he returns." IMPROVEMENT OP THE MERCANTILE MARINE Senvice.—Tbs senociation of captains. MIMI= sad *ahem which has been formed at Liverpool with this object, le Pollressing very eatWactorily. At ibe monthly meeting yesterday at wee announced that there had been • Yoga no orlon of members during the month, that the meedatica hod been very suwarefut in obtaining appolotemste for aped= end oers out of employment. and that a wenn of deteres was about to be delivered on subject' of Intend to the sionben. BrlClDS7LYesterday, about mid-day, one of the Chelsea pensioners threw himself off from the middle of the new Suspension-bridge at Pimlico into the river. sad the tide ruining very strongly at the time, he wits carried away and drowned before aalatanos could be brought. The deep and hooks of the Royal Humane Society were sent to,, ma set to work without delay; but the body of the unfortunate arm wee not recovered up to • late hour in the aftereoca. FATAL AOCIDIENT TO MIL JAMES 'EVANS, HD/TOl OP TES " UNISID 811LTIC3 OACITPII." —The 11.14 p i Ihroory meads a fatal sookismt to Tuestisyassig. Weradom Hill, seer that town. Mr. Hyde, Yr., of Ailsr and Mr. John Poole, of Bridgwater, weeeepeard by Mr. James Beam, of Lad" editor of the Vara Sava Gesals, who has been ea a via to Mr. Myat t sell., win returning 4 • Oaks to Caaningta One, where they had boa aftW • de)'s Ming. •• they were maw dews lIWISeIt Hill th e bostadag bait, the photos*, we Irritated the horse, sad be tea off down the ease esailets blghtM yam. The allele wee satisetly ems of to kid bob far sea for Jl the who sew owl if use of the tplide. iminied• og ailing the •tiri sd, d dna is • &asking sramasr. Mr.reeb, wt= jaamOtaat. wad arard without bebop ler • OMR* MOM rod wetwiewaawl . Hyde, who... ebb& tebbtal hits Mr. Ileum was . *g viebody awl el the ZIT= teed, My ow hie boa. 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