The Express. — London, England, 1858-05-12 00:00:00

) ARIS. >axe.) oAT 11•INING. bears out the ear, that the to the poll on ipposition can_ who failed a lot to any re vernment, but ug the liberal facie to oppose by abstain ! to M. Lion. policy was past oueral Perrot, to validate his M. Eck, the ird, not having ,• law required last fortnight th that hardi. wer can mourns aced to silence, e ateten..ionista , and in many Mat their indif poll on this duel- Why' Picard,tha .000 votes more Eck only adds be it observed, d from the ranks :es which were favour of ea in apt, op, M. Bour n all the papers. red his friends M. Eck. It t, the spice. the leas other mean it disposes. were in, that nothing ,is. All the elo- I failed (taking to pin eo much • same time, the 'loud was only man 130 votes, indite to pie a • of the combat peed at the poll forward before. ice of this fact, it e severe laws do enema canyon or if an opposition oral meetings, DO ppip.titnency ; the opposition voter imprisonment or y thin partition, roily-voted cella. The independent iaion to observe, mall modicum of head of warnings ted to enjoy at the pal Thibate has not spttion candidates. id fearfully pub. in, but never yen candidates. The junior barrister, e courage to hoist of NO OMIT cppo- A. the importance ~ urope. It shows public opinion in denial that could ices against Eng onnel. There are ?aria seated in the Darimon, y represent more in the walls. both erpected in to think that the 17th. enied by the Eta- Loogehampe, on 'Mena of the Pre t the Duchess & nervous malady, Ler friends. De opening for all iieh resisted the le afternoon there the Rental became ' 10e. for cash and NM. in each cue. at 7 00fr., and &m -ita patrouage, m a ripe of Z,fr. The fall of 27fr. 50e, t sfr. lower, bat y commercial re. rest durbg the pest led readrbede esta• sad is ell potability med them weather of our bare obsiewltst obliged to apply Is arcemats. That s de Pule" bill rs* Ito weirs we sea tree the pre tivtty to lbs man ▪ poossils. toe •••7 emus on Wei. we sot sot so hisser hoes vit. estertalsei roporstaso Is, the Ills solos sotploymese to ugly adds thist ▪ visited sakes, Mt . boos compltoi SKI *oleo At Roe looms, st 0." hos io solos of coast Isms tot prices liars sit N MAIL. uu . ) ONDSMT.) )N, WWII/SPAT. we brought ►•M lie. Amway' bar valued at 207,496 1 . by the Beaming o D.—The Central pi la Jo if Pigh* le the Car Iwo of ths retry. Tlot e par Ifldll of orimatlP ra radars di. 0 04 b 7 .. at a =rbe orroor la d to ut tart ootts7. SOUTH AMERICAN AND BRAZILIAN MAILS. SOUTHAMPTON, W ZDN MAT. The Ana, with the South American mails, gr i T sd here this morning. Her dates are front Dwain Ayres, April 4 ; Rio de Janeiro, April 14; o d Lisboa, May 8. She has brought home 109 =Wrs, amongst whom is Lieutenant-Colonel . Included in her ougo are specie to the raise of 90.1131., and diamonds worth 47001. The Poictiers, with troops on board for India, vie pealed oe the 28th ult. The screw steam passports, ()olden Fleece and Absona, with troops for India, were at St. Vincent. — The stets of Barnes Aires is at present appo- R udy tranquil. Its army is still on ths north-west tistior in pursuit of the hostile Indians, who have Ism nb4rd to rstiro into the desert with some low ne head-garters are at Salinas, which was until my lately occupied and entirely surrounded by the Wien trines. The elections for the Rouse of Repreeentative. Ink place on the 30th of March last. The result as wholly in favour of the present government, Ist a single deputy of the opposition party having end himself a. a candidate. The day before the departure of the Camilla the government of Buenos Ayres had received sesthir note from General Urquiza, insisting spa a plain declaration am to whether they were determined upon joining the Argen tine Confederation, and to accept the con ditions agreed to by the thirteen provinces or not. This note had produced much anxiety, as it was feared that a war betwixt the provinces of the Con federation and the government of Buenos Ayres would be the result. Commercial interims have suffered much. The CriSill was at its height Many houses had failed, s ad others temporarily suspended their payment. paidece was at • very low figure, but some few purchases for Europe had been made. A mournful tra•gaillity reigns in Monte Video, but the primaries" state of the government painfully ample, every mind. Commercial affairs there are muscly at • standstill from the effects of the late isag•ximary revolution, and the present crisis. ffy the Avon we kern from Bahia that .agar is ming in freely, and prices are flatter. Cotton supplies are hourly expected. Quotations are seminaL Codes is coming in sparingly, and quotations in this ars a/so nominal. Rum is looking down. . . Freights are improved. Tapas is inquired after. Exehaap is from 26 dollars to 2.51 dollars. From Pernambuco we learn that the prices of white sugars are lower. The entries of cotton are mall. Rum has fallen. Freights are depressed. Exchange on London is from 26 dollars to 26 dollars. THE HEAVY BOMBAY AND AUSTRALIAN 801TTILIMPTON, Tr MAY. Tbs Bosom, with the heavy of the 13ossbor sad Auserelisa =sum, dos anived. dolt Alsboodslo. April 77; Malta.Mig I; tad Gibraltar, UM 1111 r Isissitit boss Illf passobsers. Amass: bur cargo is specie to the vslosof 1,Z301,, sad • lover s uratity of ohmat. lose rismomagors ars Sir W. Rad e the as of Mao ; Mew IA Marclant and hoe Mg Caplmils Ilbsi)y, who was wouodsd it Deihl ; sad Major- Ourrel Wilma Thaw hen board • egisadid in tram Wag ;itis in ske and shape like a Newhandlend dog, sad of • tamp either. Its bark aMe that of the wolf. Pear eir he of Ilan sr, eat into the ormary to guard a dock a sheep yr hod of auk trues the panthers, and to do se awe albs tally they warned their nab; collars with salsa In aim TIM Herres b • sew ship, sad has dose excadiatty we& tusk .to sewn balked troops from Gramma& is Aleseiskie, hand k ßombay. Two or three of sel- Mars were legged ea the_ pomp. Ths Assemlita and Wan mail on board the Berm east* a $6O bates. The Anetralian nail las met beat aria en leardos it would lave ban it it had beat keg& hear to ths TeMot. The hares lat Almada' r the Tata erred that port. This Haropeut sad durentlisa Yap Pasha Company have be • penalty of 1,0.501., owlag to Um kW arrival of the Annasilan road. Had the mil ban tianksil for the Tevioe the penalty would have Um easidashly nom takes the Tvviot should anise hare wry aim*. The British risemor Alps led rasa old at Gibraltar Irma Liverpool. IMPERIAL PARLIMMIT. HOUSE 01 1 ' COMMONS—THIS DAT. The &mums leek the chair at 12 o'clock. Peden. trim tka rations nastropolitrut districts, praying kr the squelksiss of poor rates, were presented by Mr. his Led% Mr. Ces, /dr. Round], Mr. Syrian, and Mr. llyeg. Mr. psi, Mr. Domains, and Sir John Trollops pre trial pedlar Imo certain of the west-Ind parishes against loth a treessre. POORMATIS (METROPOLIS) BILL. LYBTOIt moved th e second reading of this bill. ebeerved that mire its introduction, thirty-mine petitions, ebb 42000 signatures had been presented In it. favour, ad four petitions, with nineteen signatures,. iegainat it. There could be no dout.t that only en magnificent albara of the ratepayer, of the metropolis were Carto it—but, unfortunately, • portion of reity were members of the limes mkt* In the Crthat by thi s bill would b e reeds to contralto ir quota to the support of the poor ; while mother petite were the =earn of the legal proketioa r eam °More or reeideaces In the rye of oxen, ad which hitherto had been lightly rated as alneparochial &orient, but which by this bid would be plead epos a more equitable footle( with the other for goer,. He was morose that the house roadie the price dpi. of ealargina the area of rating. The house tread do that by parr the mooed readiag, mad If it were 'aryl, a no doubt it was, the bill could be then eft to • ocrimitme upstairs, ad the whole subject theoughly investigated MOM The bill was founded hpon ▪ pad* which was geneally acknowkdged by those who lad the adminiatallos of the poor-law, rid that fact wae ▪ ealiciant jimaidottion tor his stoking the hoar to resat to read reading, with the view of afterrade kern `a erect somaitlee to determine whether the loosl 4611111.• tali= of the metropolis required the applioation of the pia apla to which he referred. He declared his belief that for the =of local artier so distinction could be draws the wealth and rank of the employers in the Ina lad, end the misery and poverty of erployed in the ar ta Both diaricts were la arrears of taxation, both should be mode to costribete to the poets- rows in Noel proportions and se imagfeary dribelliss about' he allowed to prevail. Hader the sleds, law, thole who were the bat able to sup gat triage were Frailly relieving thetomplas from that duly Mae Mew who we the poorest cease were gradually beisti sera lie beer almost th e oa th s aura a :=the pose. leek a mete of Weis we es MI, end the Mere would leer • wrione raper Ally if bine my mash Mr of the lig bused a deaf c r a m the *66 of who theseedMl to be relieved = w ilds bijusticr It wee aot only is the Wren of ths Taapapir that be urged the iseeties yea the bean The poor mewed hum the low, rwr dasessemmed lv the ast rhea be the in wo er these yews Ms embers who dad from aralste drabs were lardy an the lacreirei, aria, to the habillty of Ile poem dishisis to give that smear of reit ar was emeleil of thew. It,. were sow web he pay sobs whim atop mad Irma wawa thsesel rim sad the seeemel memasiag Y the Woe districts ems Oft arm mesa Me home eat r oilier AMMO sat owned mar remeis soar the thst Oily wen Masi OM Wasik. yens i= raft as Ms ma l_ • flaw MP M ier JlM= d Wales me& thseseshos herd Is •mo almommewM sod he Mama the loess set to deft the Pm of ths stempale to seek Mid hem 66 Isleselee fl Maw mmosese Dams/ ism Mlf the hems at sell fake se~p llosww. tb Amy me ass Ihr dlamt whom I woad be i heed upea Oar esiseass. lb. lOTHaltO ISTCOUAT c =esioa the the tsar dimmeless of the her, melt somewhat a the weeems et • women ; het was sot mum that abet peammot or the spemeommt hod screed to g l ee amiss... to MY gessim. Tames a my Idol Gala theft seisted ths IMO IS WWII beheld they were Mead he dead pederred that the bes. member am Imp at Ma st lth leed Mabel It b. Mg lhollid en e l l s% wen with Ihheraelait powder. (A Mesh.) iliresseis of be fa we estided le be lesed so war Theyarldthssthetabbilweadpiesollepser merepas is the heeds a as Inespreable wtobsed thet mem the lossmahe essephked dem the ms et the openslei of the =Wag km, IM boa Waderdemset. Assam ellepaides wee *I the seseent Palm `o men the Meat a the were wash Me larwerer arra Is the perishes st the wet, sad it la lay that they ahead be re tal to If as twat et lie mgrs. when Isto Mama Tbe tescha ir le A .... _selehahed • tho Im vo ia tt e rse set ..="perps -11.11 la vi laawe sew malaise !mimosa 111 valid enema the preadeat Ira sommed le mass m Ile dedebaeles of ate emssimist ad ..."'▪ almerd. no ha. anti mad sememesc pro esZ 'w aft lib mei elpeass to as WI, THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 12, 1858. ins this —it provides that those who contributed the messy should have no share In its simnditurs, and in that raged On bill Maimed the moat mond principle of oar con stamina. Ite owed, as es amendineat, that the bill be reed • rood time Me dly eh maths. [The Bake woe procesliai whoa ear report left.) LAW INTELLIGENCE. (TM DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Mart Mr. Cosunimioser Fonblam:lel TIM EXTDTDEPID COLLIORT CiMPANT (LI MITID). The harem proceedings on the petition for winding up In Ws ewe wars 1111110101 by adkinnueset from Wetbanday last Mr. Lawman appeared far dm petitioner, Mr. Hawkins, laie wiretw of tho oreapany. wing Mr. Wader, ke the gangway, opposed the application to sp. As the LA gating hie Herm had recommended that the pebble sbeeld wand oven with the view to some arrange mat beW ems to. Mr. theer said that ble clients were so convinced that Ibie wee eat a bans fide affiltation for winding op. and that sUgnat owed be dame the weepeay thereby, that, while a asaiL ts sup mar ihe owes night male they lutist iihrie *dr WWI= of taking t 1;• opinion of ' Ms Ileruirs= a but twee would be to refer the mstar st mow the gewpany shin security to pay such smart as might be heed dew Thus was no moon why they alreld ree s ua romi by Westminster Hell to do this. The buff bslo that of petitioning creditor's = bi t gem wee • geed petitioning creditor's debt, the cowl WWI mg at liberty to nem to ettladicate on the pe ego. Whether lberg ens as ace would be beet proved by a lamas& ___ _ Pt I - - are er th e petit an mist vas dinadoninion, on tr ooodl i tl i t= wobwittiwo tiko matting in dispute be- Nom Olon comolown of taw swerved Le tiko awoldwotioa of tlio cart. The Anal the aims, of the war woo lett open Le a day or two. THE POLICE COURTS. (THU DAT.) MARLBOROUGH-STREIT. ATTIYFT TO OBTAIN NONE? TIOX TUB Drill OF Michael Rapier, • eceek, -- 07 6, Warwiek-reed, was charged b; Hereford the Meadicity Society's °Meer, with 1111dia to obtain money from his Orace the Doke of Norfolk. in St. Jetneervegsare, by Wee p re tences. His Once said that he received • letter Noses days ego, minuet " Michael Magaier," asking for weistance, epos the plea that the writer bad obtadned, Welly by the exertione of the Rae. Mr. Cotter, a situation as booking clerk on the nil way at Winchester. Subsequently he saw the Omni at his house, and he said he were the writer of the letter. He gave him the certificates enclosed In the latter, and told the prisoner if he intended to do anything for hint he should hear frees him. The Rev. Mr. Cotter, of St. George's, Southwark, said he wee not the writer of the letter, and that he did not know any other person of that name. In 1861 the primmer mad* an appiketkm to him concerning a eltnadon ea booking- Heir, at Winchester, on the railway. He saw him after wards and he said he had not enameled. The prisoner came to him, showed him his papers, end he assisted him to go to Brighton, at the Gagne time giving him • letter con : taming money to deliver, which the prisoner never did. The medicate produced was in his handwriting, but the date It bore, 1857, iris not the original date, which was 1851. He had seen nothing ~f the prisoner for the last few years. The prisoner bad used the certificate for the purpose of obeabskhg money by false pretences of several noblemen and melanin. Hartford said he found on the prisoner • number of perm and lettere from nlblemee, in which the original dews had boa altered. He had known the prisoner fee Is or area yew. The grinner said he had sent a friend to Mr. Cotter with the certilkiele (bearing date 1861) to get it altered to 1857. end it wee bran& back altered, and he supposed it was dons by the Rev. Mr. Cotter. Yr. Bingham said be was every dangerous preen, and he would ersoinit him for three months with bard labour. SHARE LISTS.-2HIS DAY. Two o'CLooI. - - - The railway share market to-day is dull and extremely inactive, the arrangement of the account forming the principal business. With the exception, however, of York and North Midland stock, which has been sold is low as 74, priors are not worse than at four o'clock yesterday. Midland stock is in demand, and has risen to 931 to I. Ber wick was heavy in the morning, but has since recovered. London and North-Western stock is now quoted NI to i Lancashire and Yorkshire, 91 to I s; after being marked 914 ; Great Western, 561 to London and South Western, 96 to ; Great orthern, 103 to ; and Eastern Counties, 121 to 1 per share. Great Western of Canada shares are rather more offered. Grand Trunk of Canada show considerable steadiness. The Indian lines remain flat. le. I ars. PASTIER MINIM 106 - S IS N Anima= Ike. Altar& kdalled Sm. lug, atiLps Ds. Jobs elsi aw De. Las#llolta. Os. 015.046.1110.05. Zan Oabro Ooppir ITubsipps Waft Lira Wain NOW Pees jAssieTe.;;;; irs.. 4aplair heiguk , 10rew — r.iiiT.46.1 illeli. AareMa llama' ▪ Vi uAri.,a,. per it :: os. Prof= 0. • r:~i. t n IM: Ds. Ds. . N.Demalt.lllWCW N. Deft. 4ullealmir Neat et maws Ma i6sw rot %data* Da. La &nal& Li5.. 1 1:106 an* Asalle 111 s Lad lialeartLe 1 1a1: Da Da " r 6 pLit_ Yea LIMMOMM Dodo U fig 134 141 n 11 1 1 4 In In 4 i In 194 010 41 4 q ri! 1 — ii se 4 I l i t ri I 1 1 It U 14 si fit ft id I: IS Is ti OP* in t • I N ft N 47 iii ii U N N IT 1 u le IN US ii aft F 1 Cl li , LI Is 1 I u dfm 1$ Sr fl V I r 11161 11 EI 84 1 1 li 1 1 31 I Is ' X 3 :I iii liloi 1 i as pat LOCAL MARE KAMM& ease Ltvismon Mar 11.—The market opined at a dedbilortileb wee moon : and at i s elms. picot ta e Inn. Oos •er7 Ught. Mrlionhosae. 711 to 1-131adeblw as, 11 to 1 Ct to I—Cheater and Hoiyhod. 111 to i—ftStaM 001018108. 113-1 to I—Noot Mmeaohink 1121 to I—Oreat Weesern. 9.12 to ft—Lima. .tiro and Yortshim. to I—Loadon and North Wotan. 11 to k— alif/IWI TI to I—MidisalL 13 to I—North Nrttlib. 19 11.16 to 11-11 —Berwick; II 11dten111—York and North Midland. ITI to 2—Lab Norumn, to 4 —Down 101 to 1116—Duteb 41 to f —49maa Trunk of Oansda. 111 to I—iirent Woburn of Canada, 112 Yareroorn, Mat 11 —T1471 ti a tot market throughout Ow dm, wad priees were mate lower kern Lawmen*. 144—Leed; 901-111 d. 9 . 4--Bisekbaras i 4—Matlooks. 2 MA—Doman 10 1/40-1(Orlii Mamma (Trott 211. MONEY MARKB7-2711.9 DAY. Two o'CLooz. The funds opened with steadiness this morning, owing to the Parliamentary explanations last night, but influential sales succeeded, and a fall of per cent. took place. The market is now somewhat firmer again, and the reduction, compared with the closing quotations of yesterday, does not exceed i per cent. The govern ment brokers have made another small investment. The share markets are dull, the settlement occupying the attention of the dealers. The rates of " continuation " in this department are very sit moderate. Consols for the 3rd of June opened at 974 to Z, fell to 974 to I, and are now quoted 971 to 4. For money the present quotation is 974 to f. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 95; to 964 ; the New Three per Cents., at 964 to NI ; Bank Stock at 2214 to 223 ; India Stock at 2264 ; Exchequer Bills, both March and June, at 40s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bonds, 1869, at 101 to 1014. The New Indian Loan Debentures have been dealt in at 1001 to 1. The Scrip remains quoted 1001 to 1. Turkish Six per Cents. remain heavy, and have fallen to 97 to 4. Venezuela Active Bonds are also weaker, being offered at 37. Other foreign stocks are dull, and in some cases sellers predominate. Sales are recorded as follows:—Buenos Ayres De ferred Three per Cents., 18 ; Chiliaa Six per Cents., 103; to 103*; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 100 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 864; ditto Three per Cents., 814, 82, 814 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 974, 974 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 104 ; Venezuela Four-and-Three-Quarter per Cents., 364, 37. At Paris to-day (Wednesday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rented, opened at 89fr. 75c. for the account, showing a decline of sc. compared with the closing price of yesterday. The arrival of about 300,0001. in specie, princi pally gold, is announced to-day. The steamer Teviot, from Alexandria, has brought 207,0001. in Australian gold ; the Avon, from the Brazils, about 90,0001. in specie ; and the Istanboul (with refer ence to the safety of which some fears were enter tained), 4,8001. The amount of gold withdrawn from the Bank yes terday for exportation was 88,0001. The continental exchanges now stand at a point at which a steady flow of gold from this aide may be looked for, but there is ground to believe that the foreign demand will ere long be fully satisfied from the incoming supplies. The Coleroon, from Melbourne, has now been 101 days at sea, with 79,7001. in gold; the Roxburgh Castle, 94 days, with 201,0001.; the Morning Star, 92 days, with 19,1001. ; the Sydenham, 92 days, with 106,7001. ; the Swiftsure, 76 days, with 320,2001. ; the Medway, 71 days, with 38,4001.; the Indemnity, 87 days, with 44,6001.; awl the Red Jacket, 63 days, with 160,9001. Within the last two days about 2e,0001. in silver has arrived in the Thames from the Continent. The foreign exchanges yesterday experienced little alteration, but there was a fair demand for bills on most places, and the tendency was not fa vourable to this country. The rates for bills on Hamburg and Frankfort were a trifle lower. The current quotations are shown below, viz. : Amsterdam, three months, 11.17 to 4 ; do., ;sheet, 11.144 se 16; Rotterdam, three: month*. 11.17 to 3, Ant three months, 26.274 to 324 ; Hamburg, aisrio Immo, months, 13.64 to 4 ; Pm* three days to 74; ditto, three motelts, 26.274 to $34; on-the,Makno, three months. 11811 to 4; Petersburg, ro., g throe months, 341 to 354; Vienna, ad. do., three mac 10.31 to 3; Trieste, do., three months, 10.31 to 3; Madrid, three months, 484 to 4 ; Cadiz, three months, 494 to ; Leghorn, three months, 29.56 to 60 ; NOM, this. months, 25.50 to 24 ; Naples, three months, 414 to 4; Pa lermo, three months, 126 to 4 ; Messina three months, 61 to 1 196 i is Lisbon, 90 days 61 4 JO ; Orator 90 dr" The shares of the Pernambuco Railway Company experienced a further decline yesterday, owing to the continuance of the controversy between the di rectors and Mr. E. de Mornay. It is to be h ope d that the forthcoming report of the Committee of Con sultation will put a stop to this paper warfare, which seems far too much influenced by mere personal motives to accord with the real interest; of the share holders. A 'Pedal meeting of the Bast Beat Railway Company is called for the 25th inst., to consider the bill for enabling the company to extetid their rail way from Strood to join the Mid-lent Railway (Bromley to St. Mary s-Cray); also to consider the bill for the construction of a station near Victoria street, Pimlico, and of a railway to connect it with the West London and Crystal Palace Railway at Battersea. A special general meeting of the New Brunswick and Railway and Land Company is called for the 18th inst., "to consider the advisability of modifying the designation of the land shares of the company by defining the relative interest of each such share in the lands of the company by a money value, instead of by statute acres." The annual general court of proprietors of the New Zealand Company is called for the 27th inst. The steamer Euzine left Malta on Monday for Mar seilles, with the light portion of the homeward Cal cutta and China mails. The Indus, with the heavy portion of these mails, also sailed from Malta on the same day for Southampton. The Sultan, with the Lon don mail for Bombay of the 28th ult., arrived at Malta on the sth inst., and the Panther, from Marseilles, on the 7th. Both vessels sailed again for Alex andria. Tv !ENDA T Evintnia. The funds to-day were almost solely influenced by varying rumours respecting the position of the Mi nistry. In the morning the speculators were very desponding, and Consols fell per cent., the appre hension of a dissolution of parliament, and of a pro longed period of political disquietude, being the ostensible cause. In the afternoon a more cheerful feeling was displayed, hopes being expressed that the difficulties of the present political situation will be found susceptible of solution without the adop tion of so extreme a measure as a &solution. The funds finally closed the same as at 4 o'clock yester day. Whilst recording the fluctuations of opinion in that very impressible body, the members of the Stook Exchange, we ought also to mention that increasing disgust is manifested in all impartial circles at the eager faction-fight which is now going on upon a subject which of all others requires to bu ap proached in a calm and dispassionate spirit. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange depression prevailed, especially in the morning. English railway shares were apparently prejudiced by the approach of the settlement, which will com mence to-morrow. Recent settlements, however, have indicated r►ther a scanty than an abundant supply of floating stock. Indian railway shares have again receded, the cause assigned being the numerous new creations. The East Indian Railway Company are about to issue another two millions for the inbbulpore Extension line. - There is no change in the discount market. First clew hills are readily negotiated at 2; to 2} per cent. At the Bank to-day there wets very few applications. insols, which were quoted at four o'clock inner day 97* to 1 for the 3rd of June, opined this morn ing at 97S to f. fell to 971 to 1, and ahead at 97* "buyers." For money the last prise was 97, " boyms." The official hi:nines report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Commis, for money, 971, t hr L ditto, for amount (3rd June), 971, I, 1, I wa I Alfred I Dom Ust BUM U Onst ego* . 17a ILII6 G. In. Vet (Uslasal l aket 1 . 4 1 a firalliaa Nadi . I WI RUM u i ti "NMI ea it = SU Omit t r d tem lON usealea) ammildieiii, W.OarsdatlotAlmaitt U r wti Nelyarl (MUM* SI WILESICIJUI. Waal Lf.9 Inuit an AM w Va ri ti v ile ir 1.1 10=01 1111 .11 14 CLERKRNWELL. CSarlotio Batton's, alias Jens Baker, the wife of a to agent, was placed at tha bar before Mr. Tyr whin, on rwmand, charged with stealing three common prayer-boots Ikea St. Stephen's-church, Camden-town. It appeared from the evidence, that on the 4th of Mar, the prisarta, who was very respectably attired, entered the shove elinrch at a little after seven in the morning, ter the purpose of, as was supposed, attending the early semis. She was men by the verger's daughter to ester a pew bolasessito one of the members of the church, and stemmas to Male be a berried manner. Berme ,he had lett the chart:km*46e parties, whoa going to the pew, oemplaised that bar leas were pm, when the pritustar wee puma, earl the tees were eherwerth found in a back yard, through which the prisoner h ib od u sd. Whew taken tato custody by polio,- "moulds Able 443, ehe Mated that had she known she had been she would not have gone from the yard. She bed tabs the basks, and she was very sorry for what she had Are. Polionoonatable Conway, 368 8, said that there were other chime against the prisoner. In one cue where the pri soner had been seen In • church In Paymonr-street, books had been missed, and she had also robbed the landlady of the howe where she resided in Clarendon-street. The tickets wars found upon the prisoner, and some of the articles bed been seem by the prosecutris at Thompson's, • pawn broker, in Frederieit-place, Hampstead-road. He had been warned to attend, but had not done so, and the pawn broker had behaved in • like meow at tho Marylobate Police-court, hat week. Mr. Mould, the chief clerk, said there sou always • great difficulty in getting that pawnbroker to attend, end • search warrant had better b. Issued. Mr. Tyrwhitt at nnos granted a search instant, and also a summates sgshiat the same paintwoker, for the UMW and address of the pawns, ■ot bets; trrtttto legibly on the ticket. EGEPICTED lItTIDI!R If THE BsozNrs -- a - iiiLAZ. Late laid evening much alarm was caused in Old Fad-rad, Victoria-park, in cormequenre of the discovery of the body of • male person (which wee most frightfully mu tilated) la the Begent's Canal, within a short distance of the principal mamma of Viotoria•park. It appears that shortly before 6 o'clock, • barreman c am the attllltiell of Ruseall, the lock-kseper, to the body, whidt was lying down& the towing path, and the drags bads( been procured the body was gut out. whoa • frightful epee tacit presented itself. The head of ths drowsed was mm pletely out of front the upper pert of the chest, exposing the spins sad ribs, sad was ouly on by the integuments at tlm back of Messick. The skull bone wee extensively Imo tared, both arms were broken, and Meth &milder joints wore dfrloomed, sad the body downwards was revered with revere matasions sad lacerations. The body, which bad been la the levier several days, was conveyed to the Hereford Arms Tames, whine It was examined by Mr. Edward fiep gum, wargeon, of Wallington.street, and ha was of opinion that a portion of the fed ones were received before death. This (Wednesday) morning the body was identified as being that of John Tamer. sired 62, of Itichard-street, Coutmereial-road East. He had been missing from hi* home • week, and his friends believe that he has been way laid, robbed, sod afterwards thrown into the canal. Information bet been forwer.bd to Mr. W. Baker, the carteta, who will hold an inqueet on the body to-monow. 81110U8 CHARGE 4041N8T TWO OFFICERS.- ZETIAOILINEET MAGISTIEIEL DECISION. On Monday two Akers of the Royal Rae , sews at &multi, Chatham. 114B1•11 Limp mat Gsori ll •=11 CoMasa sad Lisatamat Robwt liswilas Yoke, were charged before the count at itotabaltir with Mita( each promoted a =M t; Our. Mimi Oarms, • mote primer at Oilli•gbie, sag *mini Imam* Wm Tler rallemeee rade Wits pro.entor in premise the dory vreo he the art ter un cbs ;ornate Friday doer_ a.. le ism the two detendants, tech with a ern is a adder hie theaddi which dere see no tiwroughlenn non were two dip with then armed is wadies. Promosrerineteme W MB to eider there sway, Loa which Idestesese Celebes meted is •very disgusting maw, and it the aloe dor sr& use of May expreelua to Ida He teed.. mewled mist they most by seek eesdeet, ter dry bath boseme greedy esatted. and Swift m Admit pries, seise preeneer vise right be bed to sg saything sow., sod thresersed to dint him if he vele sinker said. limy et the sem dims embed their geed sided sere rapped, sad thin it hiet. di sk Word. Feeney they wadi erg tido deed predator celled for as slams esi pee rem Into , but on the corral* tele them they kenceed his doom And were sal = liee dre wirdris perlor-onerable hod to be et al ice, :La they won husk eedwitd AMA tears to the redss hews. The sogisisofts, *as* bank" my idiom Is sopped of ,b. sougliiiik want aft - M mosnd fir ir7 swayer So dr Amin tdassd wAs**, proossaisa to =sod bawd tossiortris fir amp whist the dr awilsosselse sliest the prmossisr. Siss_psusr assuribm Ms Msellso to *IOW oomool. sod - mito • sleep seise As alhalswee •• iis* smart day, but s..nids.lss Idd bia it be did si t this es•ki ass sake- Ws It. The les Akan es* Us.. slissvd •tih sassalt - - for cassuble who took dim bite ortay whiiss is Os user sios at Ms 1.07. 11. Wash. basoswe, &dim* Is vied* this Amp seatsks that as obey bid Niasul Os Atm So shen•stiMmollas; r abut is be piessoisd with, sli• sow *ails kid OD su s ill 1161 ibs saserd sisslady, saaml *enders ird ided Ms dor. Tims too lisimirds, *le lisd boa NNW soorsirbussii. ths• IA dr amt. Ths am= at sir ••••issimass w As bow& won the Sm. G. Doyle, I. 111016,MR W. M. &al* Bat, Major K. Bor. led the Doc J. J. fiessisam ems bisnoist this 'We stator is to lto laid bags sea Sass Bswlry 711031 LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. FAZIOOTTLI. 81112 WitLIAM *MOM OM T. .As W 11.1.1•11 KUM Battmrl4444- sankos, Maid* rale, taddlestee, beldam to surreadar ka) V 64 lli, sad Jane 24 nil; at Iladnolailatreit. leas., Lawranos and Co, Old Jewry etautbmt ;WE anl Owl, Calmed Oresanaildlada. Siam. Jona 8111.31121A11._ Fandiatotre st. lotbsitithe , eon dean", May AI at 11. son Jew 14 at I. A nadnglanwtreta. dada.. Hooka mad Wheat". aldlkansairOwsinwart ; alt. MM. JANA" Mealsg- Millairem. Viva ait Maas. An, Olisliod, Seem alike, My ID a Ili, sad Joao 21 MI. at Hadadisionwrit. Win. OW, sad Oa, Antatszen kao Al. aide, Vlllinawal"=t ?non as BOOK, 011eniarAalksaa sad Visterti...a.e. orwi AAA, Insentedwo maienstor„May st V le, and Jane IS at s Wi . ita=l . twatkll .. daia Oslansmalinsk 011 s ; ee. Vitus it fours, sod tribrldsta li . limr7 dads M7May tb at I. Jurist 11. id west. ed. Q2s,l Akaolssr, lea of. rig. Badmen& Waal w 1 u.,.s Warns'. fl. Waressawadits, sad RlC2Allio ilf sums, Iffilte, We mosabanis May V sad Jam la at lit. al, Owl. lA. Dom. Innologlara ; otl. erld„ Lams, Jo I N i Str u a=2 o,64. = i nia Il aa jaltig sal Bedpan sod AIM ; Zll i adi zd tabOisaa. Jar's. "tunas's* Viva. Plardaatass, saddler. May et se N. le* der U. at Ili. at Omws. ON.. Soak neridasina ;M. mei, Watissoro arenas& Ili4roll, legar. Mits FI nod Jam m. m W. m Owl& sad liariew, atosall, sod No* .a an( —_-: ; a! sada, Mamas, Inrsdatlonn Jade Lesson s AA 1111LIAlt 'Anises. lowa nVekts. Dordsmoisla manstestersra, Mg 11 sad Joie le. at 1:. at lie... =pi, Tr ios t:, /I ewcastiauien4yai, , Nowallandals Nieman hoes, boat maker, Kair a see Jaw Is, at II sa Lhaersal ONIS. wad aad Co„ Lawson ; at. Wan. Oman% ?toads NNW... Tabblre. Orate, May II sad Jam 11, at I. la Mandriar Osma. VA., Oa:Vida Askteawsdar lam; AL I. araumi llh a t i rACY ANNOLID. Apra M. As Varna vosio lawns. WIZ ablnlbL hi. n.... /212/1/ OF DIVLD tws. IA dividend et to OlOd„ May Mead twi ar = l"ar— . aj o. _ l4 l3arassoan din lr a ehadar ta *L. Jou Lams. any rnaiay se v s' &muss hum limmaim, a andautkosr—lat dteldand of ft. el . Mar 11. PM Wan salorsasst Mew*" at 1111.1144. NA tiotain. Tens VI LAO Sisaid. sar isi Viaslntit—Onal dividend id i'd„ say Tway, ea liresdas. waxes ..IA, T.7. - .:, -- r..,:c. w. 0.. - ti.ii. willies u /twee, ndae. Illielleider i ga d. brewers-la alridend Gila i 4 any 1 Ludo, al Pri MIST Hint•COTs OWLS, limpool. Mw-Lt &Mad /ad . May 14, tau went Mooday " .t ra Zt. Jur /sip. 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WI 11{ .... it. 11l llw balpsralbr ~ lt i MI 113 g 111"1 E SJlLWllmeovJah.a NO MM Z . M SP ...... SL WO SO% Ikaseze p.O. Deb. redsm.l67l IN E - 11:41 ams.e•cs semi. in .1. 111. 1/1 Zi 11 11 CI a . per Cent. Reduced, 96/, 9sl, 961; New Three per Cents., 96, 961, 95/, 96, 951, eq ; Long Annuities, expiring in 'wintry, 1860, 1,i,, 1 11-16; Thirty Years Annuities, October, 1859, 11; ditto Thirty Years, January, 1880, 11; ditto Thirty Years, Apra, 1885, 181, 181; Bank btock, 228, 221; India Stock, 224; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May, 1859, 1001 1011. The New Indian Four per Cent. Debentures were officially marked 1001 I and the scrip, 1001, lixg, and 1001. The March Exchequer Bills remain steady, at 40s. to 43e. prem. ; the June Bills at 375. to 40e. prem.; and India Bonds at 21s. to 24e. prem. Turkish Six per Cents. were dull, but closed the same as yesterday, at 97/ to 981. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were quoted 1041 to 4. Peruvian Bonds continue to mast with some business, but the late speculative animation has disappeared. The Jubbulpore Extension shares of the Feet Indian Railway Comny, although not yet issued, were dealt in in the Stock Exchange to-day at to prem. Bank shares to-day were steady, at former prices. London Discount and National Discount showed flatness. Australian Agricultural, Van Dieman's Land, and Peninsular and Oriental Steam were also weaker, whilst Royal Mail Steam advanced IL London Dock stock was officially marked 1061, and St. Katherine Dock 96. The nominal closing quotations for the shares in some undertakings of recent formation are as fol lows, viz. :—Oude Railway, par to prem.; Central Cud' Railway, par to f prem.; Oreat Southern of India Railway, 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; North of India Tramroad, per to prem.; Riga sad Donaburg Railway, par to 1 prem.; Cape Tow* Railway and Dock, 1-16 to prem. ; Asia Minor Central - Railway. A. to prem. ; Victor Emmanuel Railway Bonds, to f prem. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoow. Only a limited business has been donetii;morn log in the mining market. Hingeton Down shares have been dealt in at 6 to t Grumbler, at 113; Wheal Basset, at 226 ; Alfred Consols, at 11 to 11t ; South Caradon, 400 ; West Basset, at 24 and 24 ; North Frances, at 7; and Great Wheal Alfred, at 61 to St. John del Rey shares are dull, and have bola dealt in from 134 to 13. Bon Aooord Copper meet with some inquiry, and are marked d 1 prem. A !pedal meeting of the adventurers in Great Wheal Bed_ dim was held yesterday, for the purpose of taking into eosin desk.= whether the mine should bs abandoned or other wise. Attar some discuadon it was agreed that the working of the mine should be carried on, owing principelly to the fad of • discovery having been made about a fortnight Age. The half-yearly general meeting of the shareholders in the General Mining Company for Ireland (Limited) is cellulite the 7th Jens. ~A— - meeting of the adventurers in Wert Sharp Tor in called for the 26th init., and of Collsoombe on the 27th inst. At a meeting of the Crowndsle Mine adventurers, held yesterday, the accounts showed a balance of 1,2271. 16e. 6d. against the mine. A cull of 6a. per share was made. Prom Devon Groat k.limbeth Mine the relent writes Olar lel :—" Re roodmaking fair prqgrees In rinklan on the iodn and are breaking Dome r work for copper ore !dull be able to roply to roar Inquiries more fully lea post or two Toe enter at trowel is bat little ho otokkot." TVIEDAT ETIURING. The mining market to-day was very quiet, and scarcely any change took place in prices. Wheal Buller and Great Wheal Vor shares met with some inq A uir y.s regards foreign mining securities, the only feature was a decline in those of the Lusitaniaa Mining Company. Engliah and Anatialian Copper were fiat. COMMERCIAL AND MARX-: DAT. With moderate arrivals of foreign wheat since Monday, the trade was steady this morning, and that day's rates were well maintained. Barley brought quite as much money as earlier in the weak, and oats. although of dull sale, could not be purchased abasper. Beans and peas ernes„ sad rolors o Dald full Prim. 1110 LONDON MON NAT 10 TO MAY IL'. basal WEL •oretes. Moat .............. 100 * TOO I r 1 2 90 Walt isle /WWI i iiiiiiiii i $10; rims Plea, - TATO MINCING-LANII.-TIDS DAY. - - Suorat.—The market has a dal appearance, and prim are 6d. lower they lad week. Cog/Ea.—This wade has also a dull appearanos, and pima are rather lower, middling plantation Ceylon sold from 68a. to 68e.: good middling 71a. to 76a. ; good native with drawn, at 62a. Tia mamma steady; public sales will committee to morrow. Carron. —The speculation continuos. 1,000 boles sold yesterday at fall prices. gnats hays sold without showing any material alteration Ss.trrrras.—Prices are unaltered, but the demand con tinua Hmited. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. The raarkst flst. Quotations are as follows :—Palwa birg Y.C. os ells t, 63a. 3d.: May sad June. b3s. ; Jelly sad Anus, Rs. . ; Sept., 60e. 9d. ; Oct. t. Des., 6Pe. BOROUGH HOP MARIEBT.--THMI DAT. Messrs I'4am:idea mud Smith report that tha analog io awn, with late prior fully supported. COAL MARKST.-THIS DAY. lysrall, Lk. 6d. ; Edon )Isla, 15s. ed. Walls Bad Braddyll's Hattce, Ms. 3d. ; Walls Batt Hansa, 17s. Id. ; Walls Bad Tama 17s. 6d.-66 hash ships at market. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (SY BLECTITO TILISOWL) BATH AND SOMERSET MEETING. (THIS DAY.) WESTON STAKES. The Elk, Brother . To - cl;mOiar — m;;, " iiewceatle, Beard. King at Anna. Pan, Primer a, c by Chatham, Flier de Mary f. Meg Manillas, Mem Orcno St. Clarence, Merry man, Sulky to Polydoe, Actaeon, Stockhan, Tragedy, Pe nalty, and Palatka, are hare. BATH HANDICAP. Rasa Bontienr, M. Dourer Fee; Deer, Theory, Leaden* Morgan Rattler, &looks, York, Verona, Accurate, Hay maker, Bianca Cepellx , and Honeydew, are here. The vedettes are relied to Set IMb. PAID 1 , 017111 T. - Vassiatanilla. Genoa di Yeetr e Claret, Somerset, Stipple Meek, Little Cob, BOOM= o, Minerva, Nougat, Queen Bess, Signal, Stapleton, Rio, Avenger, Sobieski, and Ibex. DYBEAM PARK HANDICAP. Coteetoid, Leadenly Barbarity, Horgan Relator. Little Cob. Verona, Tka, &W A, Padladen, Aide, ViglimocaL Haymaker. reas, Gourd, Loyalty, Honey dew, Kinaeratty, and mamma, me ham MALTON.—TossAy. The following borate left lairs this &viler Leatberbead : Target, Row de Florence, Bird-ha-tat-Bad, diesalus Hepatica, Four-leaesd Bhasueek, Vs:Hy, Quota Cheated., ALUM, and lisawielf. Tozoptulite. &Amami" and Wetlook is. updated is have this day (Wednesday). A deputation from tho trustees end manmade of the Architecturai Mown= waited tom the ViewPrat/tot d the Committee of Conned on Seventies on Mamitait at two o'clock. The depettadon was introduced by Mr. Bormford 10pe,)., ono of do reset.. of the mooms, mid 0011risted of the following gatationsm :-Blr Walter hams, Bart, Preform Donahhan, Mr. G.e. flose= Orsoluree). Maws. Austin, Cloths Dory, Saphod W. Barges. Joseph Clarks, P.B.A. am.),l. W. Onto, Porrry, Gitams Lamm, sad J. L. P Messrs. Baxter Brothers, Dundee, Mr. Arbroath, sad Seam. 8. Moth= sod Bsms Mapco" awl Omeecharob-strost, have the wistroot for sagas* required daring the Tsar at Dip** Portsmouth, sad Plymouth Dockyard', their tondos hay been accepted, motoday„ by the Limb of do Admiralty. MANCHERTER AND LtVIMPOOL AuaICULTIMAL Socurrr.-11 Duely isguas i t me ttlasel of gentlemen lute rested in this so. ly was held ay in the ]spat's Parlour, Mancloster E;(4 64 1 : 28 Pwr to the chair, at which it was 'proposed that 1, Magid be robed to dii:tribate in local perm at the westing in hytomber, for Scotch and Irish as well as Ewe& &Wk. Megan the wet ins arparated, rums were pot deem for 1301. bowls the M e l i bEh DUltl:fo A Dawn= FRACAL—Patriek a taller, living m ILlshweeseet. Limpet. le laser tod, ea the charge wwwWite kerb armee Fewoel. who lofted with him Oa Adoeeklsolob,== Loathes geersol, Hyatt streak the woman es heed with a bassi that she ices into did .11