The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-12 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (Tins DAT.) COURT OF EICHIQURR. Snap Y LIM Chia Baron, and Deno Yards, ad ' 17 115 WILLIAM COlLltart.—lllsoLTMT. Is IMP awe • role bed leas ehleier, _arra ea re Julie a we fratio7 raft ef Otorrellemele* bekl et Ifewaher. slow wise why he err/ met err the perks of WOra 0 0,,,w, ea treiwel, le be taws of the Me, why he shear eel tionles lilt path; se why be reeli ma rear - kw re heel hoserg. Mr. Per* war rowel err errs' *mink entim ai e tree wee we bra le the olowska 1.11,2 by Mr. R. here, who Ad raked re rile. tbat it did sot vgair is th e his ef the potties wra h Ite I bees peseestal. sad that it lair tin, set whir the tier of the astute 7 rid 5 Viet., the invert lair bed ea jeriedlet • fork r eappertlag the war, wood that the raw should tow the ate If pesestroa ea the hue of r 4 dot the iewereat bed s yard right to ter it off re fit . ▪ BereaMestia-1 dear Walt solar then the meagre wok! be der ref et Me rights. Mr. Jure thew awl that the learse4 jalye bed so power to ..vs the perks Ale do. w•of of the' the wire the leered ledge re right, end thermic...ll the rie. it initial 0. POUR. Is this ere a ode keg beta realer ribs ea la= at to aro err why ea raw et Mn. Jeers Aosta as' be es' err mar the talawfrig ~Was —As sties lad bra bar& err re dleharat Therm ea •la el swebeare. re sired st II o. elook on the Will of Way, ear herr riled et half-pre 9 the war warabg. laseatlea wee weer the day err the oluarleaffe ark tad bie rode wow mini The grotto& Mewl by du nie was ettrAer the rolgurat ter err. It laving be= doled websterwary to the deer of the delesdrt ia the aerie. Mr. Irob sow 'hewed care egoist the wde, ecnteadiag that the jedgawat wee tor, sad the refry at Mr. lotion carnat. Mr. Maitslitbatieg ten beard contra, TM Lead Mad Dams wee et opiates that the m( Miami ••• • *Meal ineseeiag. art aa each minet be reaeldered rearentas et the airbag relied t tM se dial tbe era et de party cell! sea avatitete N. mil Ms mat, Obsreibre, be Nada abatises CS IL. - OW It was Nisei as dr ass Y questios. The mbar board Mose ewer red, mad dente wee made abei.utt. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-SOUS!. - - - - - - - - .IL4p, sod 18 yews, wet charged Deform Alder tou with harts( with kis barrow calmed an ob it/tank,n is the sue tr._ . _ - A polka ssa raid—At ars o'clock yevtarday evailag I sew the defendant with him below, ha which Ikon wen ants for mile. Ho was owi ng an obstrustion p. tba omnibuses and other vskielw. I want to kiln sad told hen that If ha did sot go away he mast go to the station haws, sad that ho was vioktiag tits law. H. revoked to go sad ha did we at, Mt at half-past sic &clock I saw him again. Hs was that maim a greater ob stractsce,sad soha would sot go al took Ida to tits station basoe. Aldermen Salonsona—Wbers is his barrow ? 7.a7 het; to the let...ryard. sad ha was kt go spots kw proofs, to appear at the Meselarlarase. H. lase paid the (toes-yud he of half a crows. htternita Falowoos— Well, I tbiak that is naliesest remelt, and I dila harp the defestlaat, bat I virile his set to appear is the *treats of the City wit► ►is barrow gay WWI _ . EJorerda, aged 18 year, was charged with !Isaias *des • basakerehid and dea'aldlliap from Ilre. Nab" cm board ••gamer. The eomplistaaat—l was ow board "steamer ytsterdey. and I felt ea wiestrafwtsble reroute at 11117 pocket. ltomothately stterwerde 1 saw the primrose, wham I gave ben to andler staad t►at he bad bees rol.bieg ma, throw my handlisrolief, which coatalsed flew stuilings, into the river. Ho wee takes into rusto4y. Upon his penal was found two ponoli tease, , roe of w►i.h was gold. The priouter—The gold pc or-lease was given to no by ay bear father a tarn he ir.is d) tog. (Laughter.) The pia oar woe eri o,:cossd as a commas thlsE Be denied that ►s hod ever rommitted a robbery we boas abarril with say offence, bat up to bong quserioned by the 'Menem be raid— I wW year lordship to MISS the Nee is o summary way. Settle it yourself. (Laeghtm.) Alamitos eatomose—ittras I asoteace yea to ilepriam meat for three months with hard labour. MARTLIDONII. arms/as OtTILAULII IX MA.TL.aolg WORILISOVSX. Merin Aims. es isolate of 1/Iboor Workhouse, was brought op by Mr. Tubbs, the sittat oesrmsr, ceiried wilts bona committed easoutte of a moot tielM arm, nos upon two Issuelse, Bleu lassoes af ,h. to.shbehmser. Marry Asa Wood, whom right mows' frightfully blackened sad braised. depard that slam 7 *Work yoaravaay ITV sing ohs was &la Y she wesidhooss yawl, wire th. poems, who bad boas kiss" same work is liss rmas est with a sealeidteg pole suds" his sem, sad grastialos.:y shawl au old womb "atheist say tips .Muss". Witless. Slid him Mist be tls be ashamed of hear% upon whisk be imawdistely gams Mr • trr0.•4.0 blwe os tha ems, M the some limo threaten/a Is bary tree la her skull. Stasost Itsvessor, who else bows merits of ill.tmaimal, mid that oa hot rattrag Sierwar4 to races Wool, prisoner "truth her with all hi. sash.. Mary Asa. DorrAte corroboratid the et i Imre abort piw o. . . . . " - rtater-ecostable 253 D atated that lac. M taoh die prl mow ado eaatady osto of the finales wan blasting Iran tits aye.. . . . 71; sre, Is mower to the Aerie, said Mat before be messy blew the aristraisis parks " snaked tote W t " sad be wee each es the lead will • brick. He relied ter.. witaerea, bet the elarreate amide by lbws is marl to lb. .fair Wl* bet little Is his freer. Mr. Tebbe sad that pria se was a et durtraly sad deadness @barrier, sad had efts bees roevicted at Me nowt. Hr. Leas remark. Oast it wee Ms duty to permit Oa aseavely sue retested bin to four walls is the ogee of Corrertioe, long two mos ha is ere of las tee tests of 'arra. WANDSWORTH. liart:•lN., TO !NT All INCE...* I ARIL SI r. ta rt kto;tne. O - geratt;;.e rVrtfieg Y Ar pyll-plaeo Oaford•eate.t, amend before dd r. testier ea tbe maw* rd )Jr. Henri Asenweb, at behalf of tbe Itnettroat It iilrray Compaq, kw ealaoltilly eestratiag ea smiting at oh. p Jet t t abkrt In bed paid the bra eamelp, value Naw Wanda.. rth Mat. , to quit the earthly. Jobe Herber, • tido t r..llsct a et the Ptalko staUes ia Beitnoeolleida.rta , rd tbN oe the snivel or the Z. 116 India hes Brahma at lb. 2:4:. of 14.4 mostb, M proecadtitt to ordeal lb* tabor". The delradeat wee le a line- cleat • • mad prnelit, ed • dooh:a neon tirlat from Brigham to WISINIIII/d1 rove. Wastes tad bin be ought be beat *hafted at Net Woolworth abates. end asked Ms far aialtram ial4lhoeoeea - tlaea foe — Trillogirea77lo47l6fiTa to Phalfoo. Bs Mao/4 to p.; the ttt.w.y,mid whew Raw isfahaatiao of Ilat circatottaaao. ihwy Aeacorab, the Moray tospeetor, prod Oho bye kW. of to. erenpaoy, ant said beim It amok oat tbo easaatoo• top collet opus tbo dehodaat for tbe plyetest ei the hareem, Oat be refund to pay h, inyhti than was so Mall bre Mr I.rrheisi kgotrta.k.t the 'MS were frJea the *ladies t., Mahlon sad bark. r Alitrnaeb raw, tSo m ura faro frau Pimlico I, Brightete lied Wes New Wordsworth 16e. ielosiaat sisaldett rialse te the Ptabhareation. bat iisdatei be peal lie M. at lb. are Viteamouth eel, a. Mr. Addy the ot eims-weato; w aided to port the Thalia the hero visoealy Ma, ..dtits tote Iran Waaikeorth to ues Tlar ilsamint net It was so ase amnia, Mr. Ashley as ho pold tba assay t. Oa bey. Mr. lastras add be aboall bas ealWnel tb le .t Ow !Moan/ tie by asebt bare bras ailed. He lined his 1.. aid Ma, oda AI7IXPTID DIVIDEft OP A CIILD 1V IV , PATII El. —Y. stierkg (W.daerisy) elteraiwa wank r•ble excilemest woo omoiili Ifolkock, .17/i :ti:fol moo der of biro, Ms stkoohl, by 14 iper. Tyf eudto orsisr'e; mei lest Mob; teen behdy these :—A ma aimed Joseph Bey& • abarnalter b beds Nom wait Lie eib sad family la Shot pen ot Ifelteeli karma as the Teermiese; them►h • eilitlied . V , Lely sae bg„ ho W coodesisd himself la • awl limy tor some prem. He bee bees emend tames I tho jesteem, sad sommorfly ittteltkrd Ise omealle. A Tuesday be mead W youspet ebild sod bit ate of los sm. to • oar, bridal issesier ; sad = betworo lour sad he o'clock he Usk St bp the Aral Ms heed aseloot the eel, ly with the Mae tie of deaden out its brides. e ems peened bees se piolite the Isheasea art, but the child vie throve lain mevaleisme, sal we Ivheire it la doubtful wlic•ltier it name, bete Übe Injuries the. istictwl, The neighbourhood was Waredkarly raw!, 400 et 600 see, wawa, and childna asseahled round the how. sad vowed lit maw ohs Wow. Fortunately. however INcar etuble (Mr. Eabah) drop op ot th• tier, sad preteeted any woad Metal...do e. U. oak to asa fela asatady, ea& had him waaared wits rare &Malty ti the esstrel polka oar et the Tars Ball, where be NMI nesetee.—lowle ifirtrory. PALL DI THE PRICE Or BRRAD.oaTiallailly. allay dela Laker. I a the to tropol's r clued la peke ebe r tract. The I. mai gurlay a 'row allay M ed. ad 7d the 41h. leaf, awl the hat quell., M 7d. rad ed. A sad accident occurred a few evasions ego, to the little tows of lahatlen Make, Sr., Pr ramr--Ileveral dred pumas had wercablel to • Wags ear the ricer Warm*, is so ardare• ath • 1.. d camas, fa MN well pi as caraway, aka the bridge eabbaly ! robe down. Uperardaeareesty penia• veer g rrelpi.sreel Into ohs elect, the gnaw art of when wee drowsed, lb* rat being •arioaly *pad. THR EXPRRSS, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 12, 1859. LATEST SPORTING INI ELLNENCE. (ii Itsc - riuc TUNIWIL.) NEWMARKET MEETINO.-(11116 DAT.) 304. HANDICAP PLATE , Old Fe Knack.. INA*/ • • • • • • II NA, HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES, • • Newaboad • • 1 0 vu . . L SWISPITAIL2B OF 14 110V8. Oe\dine, Foase, — - lisephyli t sad Mlss Ocrapar. are Mc SHE 01411 . TMOUSAND_OM148._ D.M. blayosalse. Nebo* Psalm, Ariadse, La Troia* sad Qai N ive us ham The tdlowlss hays paid fnrivit —"Avionics Pie, Oa non d'Amonv, M Eleanor, S•er "f the I, Viehe,M; salts i', Covenant Bow. Ent, x. Iris Blaache, Lothian% Hardee of Lacleoss, Boomerang, De. out, Nicosia, linsngre, area Coalit:on STRIPIFIAILIII OF 10i 89% ,o, Omar aat IVasaitit Z;ba;: TWO-TZAR-OLD PLATE. CollA Sa 711, ; Miss, SaiEtt. List•tallow et S.M, --7'="1110. Thunderbolt, Nagialnini, - Rate Middl, tut, Dapple, Welt Merck, Nuirstry t, Nang Foriter,t, Mary f, Sperismun, Mies Sarah f, Peedkter, En.tr f, Rases, Rohr by, DOMMIS of Itiagemiu, Seraskier, Trrtnegant e, View Moost, end Professor, sea bar. PAID POILTIIIT.—EIIen Borne f, Weersprite. Mermaid, ClresesliallGentle, Dilber f, Celeste f, Vienerenzt, Non Ap pleton, Retort's &tout by Connaught Rat. ger, c by Newoourt, Cllssfaceo, Ode, Gilgit, Frencirce, Or , rrio b f, Massa e, Noshin. Bowe, 311stnne a by Andover, (Plies Mee, Pera posy Madame Xglantras, Twang, Van, sod t 4 r writs f. SHARE LISTS-71115 DAY. Two o'CLoort. The railway share market to-day is unuaaall7 inactive, but firmoess prevails. North British steak hu improved about 1 per cent., and Great Western, South Eastern, and Caledonian about 3per cent. al The other leading stocks are quoted the name ss at 4 o'clock yesterday, viz.:—London and North Western, 851 to 981; Great Western 501 to 611 ; Midland, 921 to 931; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 841 to 861; Berwick, 831 to 641 ; York sad North, Midland, 681 to 691; South Eastern, 18 to per share; North British, 51 to 62; anei Caledonian, 73 to 71 Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have advanced, the old being quoted 21 to 21 dis., and the new 3to 21 dis. The French lines have also imroved. The Indian railway stocks continue in fair d emand, sad are firm. Great Luxembourg and Grand Trunk of Canada are more enquired for. oaciasar MAIM LID STOOLS. ria • I auivalL I s a trXr 111:11"11 r i J a. W== ....—..— Mk DI M: • Jimmie artiii.:Ye• I: ffe 1814 i 1.8 eaTee -:— ..7.7. -: l i n n t ir pmr•t nria7 .. t w or.tvoi ll . .: lll s. Dwarasi&itg: 1 1 rissar ` r. !ao Peedie!Ri.miliPm - : 11 N s aIN IL—. . L =liiiei . l ,libet..iliresi I I 111. 6. 011 r aim i argtiiiiWA .. Da • 1111 11. NlMlNlk— let D. e i r l it .. eZi. toe De. r la fl a rxt u r .. : WIN.. I Waiver. ramzwaria i 7 M tW d Nadi. lsa;wweant arj immorta Wirt Ornia. ~u,w. sae 111 : 17 .. r aul l vait T I - - I 1 si . IVom lo •• t " I °l 6 Ull gm SG 11 II !O 41 43 4 4 BB 41 SSit C4G 1 43 14? 6 Fs i ii I a • M 11: 71 Nti /I 1111 wit so :I PI 41. I : vi In ri I 32"-- f Wm . ...-; I SI SI :IP IS w a « li ti It it ii i i a il IN i U g Mew* il=l * Mew I 41. Drrwr e l a z ti=ri s r , Lumb=l.4 . 6 sod liells.ll aL permat.... Ilkelierset rams /LIM gtTE L A • kgskall pares& ... & roe 111131"▪ ania=soraninragrAL 001•011 LAT• .0 ,1 M I as ai - s_ 4, 11 i 1 ..‘.. 463 ... lis. I Ibm. gi ••• MO dm. =I 1 1 I IN Fit a 5 iti u 5 5 1 n II! IR .1 Ul NI US of 11 1•1 11 N NO 17 N IN . 10 .. M N NI IN 10.117 ST 1 MIMI& ==eilliiiiki t16 " 1 " :1 1*; Offiabkt aB4.Latji 01.1=1 ..im Baas 2 ere' I a• Aiiris ig w it . l i= 1 W Lao Wee easraho VOSIUON A.m. I N. lic•Oron.• .. ...... aos. D. Da • CIP la. —....0m. °liialintr4Mi Ws war be I pa. ill 1•1771% IN OS 31 14 1 111 71 14 71 p I • we 1 it s Is H is 1 II I F h . .1 ...... 111 12 110 Nl ll 121 ut N HO We us IX 2 22 21 r. Nis • . .t . Pi 4 4 .1111: Emil ten *Nail" Maria Ms) MOM nrissa...— IWM SI WOW • TAN , IS I 1 iiivoiLiani !tab Maslowlilac 141.00P.2,.446,1•:: d V U • L prlans. ,k_ k__ f abir . 14i id uw t ligre•WoNnowes .= •I iesiarnrua,cicr i ; " ...In in Am IS Viradhragfai Vok. ar et rr in i 0: S w fig i Molds WWII& De. Iles atad Mot Ow 10 "ma led..linet.YeL esiavagait,m ftri s ittl pied. _ 0.) ii 4i ! u. ii . 1 10 II " 1 NO .. I ii Pe r: l4l 4. I I r z bii.u t. an g 11i:7114M:1 N. . a 14 14. ] ,TrataLoCo.Up.C".e. i s ti , 14-- I.Trltt_ La'i Z Z 4 t .4 1 I I n es ,: 111 14 21 1M 7N I I II U r IN lIS 91 11 4 i n II 11_ re. I - - a idiom 1 If •• ala l I U 7 II II 36 liL I 1 1 . . r! r p M 1 ji LOCAL OHARA' MAlrEfff. ttai.. l l, .oi. cumt MAT 1 . 1.- .d str u tbsiik b..i. 4 7 , 1-auktv .im i4r_ SI S—Orsaswisisis. SI 0— jIM- Illy elm atm as tir . al SIMS wrizA ~_ .., it = mi./ .._ um. *Alm 1 - 10Wmer• — __Pqba. libt .Tt -I. 411*-41plad ?Mk at Croft fl Wale lie il. IN I. MONEY MARKET.-7 HIS DA Y. Two o'Ctocn. The funds have again shown a tendency to improvement. After attaining a fresh rise of nearly per cent, Consols are now quoted ito per cent. higher than they closed 3 es tertlay. Great quietude prevails pending news of a definite character from the seat of war, but the appearance of the various markets is more satisfactory then at any period since the late panic. Foreign stocks and French and Lombardo-Veneitian railway shares are rising. A favorable effect is produced by the continued rise on the Paris Bourse, where the brilliant success of the new loan has checked the growth of distrust. At the official opening of the Paris Bourse this day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 61.70 for the account, @bowing a fresh rise of about per cent. compared with the last price of yesterday. Consols have been dealt in from 911 to 921 for _ _ _ money, and 91t to 921 for the 7th of Done. The present quotations are 91t to 921 for cub, and 91; to 92 for the amount. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 217 to 220 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced at 901 to 911 ; the New Three per Cents., at 90/ to 911 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of last year, at 94 ; the scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 93 to 93k, being again better; India Bonds, at 12a. to 16s. dia. ; and Exchequer Bills, at 245. to 275. prem. The foreign stock market retains the firmer ap pearance lately noticed, and where any alteration is observable in prices, it is in an upward direction. Brazilian, Mexican, Spanish, Por tuguese, and Dutch stooks are in demand, and bet ter. Turkish securities have advanced about 1 per cent., the Old Six per Cents. being quoted 64 to 66, and the New, 64 to 66. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 99; ditto for acoonnt, 98; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868,891, 88, 89 ; Dutch Two-end-a-Half per Cents., 69/ (exchange, 128.) ; ditto Four par Cent, Certificates, 92 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 161,17 ; New Grenada Deferred Bonds, 41 ; Peruvian Uribarren Four-and a-Half per Cents., 78; Portugafte Three per Cents., 1863, for account, 40; Sardinian Five per Cents., 76 ; ditto, for account, 76; Spanish Three per Cents., 391 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for ac count, 271, 271 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 68, 64; ditto for account, 66, 641, 66; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 63, 66; ditto Guaranteed Pone per Cents., 991; ditto for account, 99. The Conflict, from Melbourne, has arrived, with 43,5001. in gold. In the discount market the demand yesterday wee _ _ moderate. High rata are still demanded for long dated paper. Two or three weeks hence, however, the Bank will begin to make the usual quarterly advances on bills having as long as six months to ran. The demand at that establishment yesterday was steady, but not pleasing. According to the admen from Paris the subscrip tions to the French Loan of 20,000,0001. have already exceeded 40,000,0001., including a very large number for only 10E (say Bs.) of annual income. The sub scription offices are daily besieged by a long qu eue of small investors anxious to pour their savings into the lap of the state. Everybody in any way con nected with the government is expected to take part in this new national demonstration. Each subscriber who bona fide wishes to take, say, I,ooof. of Reate, is thus impelled to apply for 4,000 f. or 8,000 f., by way of providing against the redaction which is sure to be made in the allotment. The sixty agent de change, or licensed stockbrokers, of Parts, have applied for an aggregate capital of tome 1,360,0001. The residue of the gold by the Great Britain and Mermaid, from Melbourne. and by the Europa, from New York, was taken yesterday for transmission abroad. No bullion operations took place at the Bank. The Maidstone, which has now been at sea over 100 days from Melbourne, with 75,000/. in gold, was spokes with on the 3rd inst. From St. Petersburg the exchange comes a shade firmer, the quotation being 331. In Mark-lane yesterday, English wheat met with a slow sale, at the reduction of Bs. to Ba. per quarter quoted on Monday. The sugar market retains a drooping tendency. An extraordinary degree of activity . continues to prevail in the leather market, and prices are still i'is A ing pai . oral impression has been produced in the Stock Exchange by the announcement that sixteen more individuals—all dealers in Consols—have owed to be members of the establishment. This was the precise form of the notification, their formal declaration as defaulters being, under the circum stances, dispensed with. The names comprise those of the parties who were compelled, at the monthly settlement ii Consols last week, to effect comp°. arises with their creditors, and who were allowed until yesterday to settle all claims. Much sympathy and regret are naturally expressed, some of these members being of old standing and highly respected. Most of them have already paid large dividends. In one instance, in which, it is said, the balance remaining unpaid is only 2e. 6d. in the pound, the creditors voluntarily signed a com plete telease ; yet this gentleman's name was pro- claimed amongst the others, the Committee being apparently of opinion that, however painful their duty, they have no choice but to mete out one mea sure to all unable to complete their engagements. We may . rem irk that the rule with regard to re-admission is that, after a defaulter shall have banded over the whole of his trade assets within the Stock Exchange, he mast pay, from his other or private resources, at least one-third of the balance left outstanding before he will be eligible. A meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Lloyd, Beilby, and Co., Australian merchants, who recently failed, is called for Monday next. lathe Bankruptcy Court yesterday there was a sit ting for proof of debts and choice of assignees in the case of Messrs. White and Gregory, East India Army Agents, of the Haymarket. The debts appear to amount to about 25,0001., with liabilities to the farther extent of 20,0001., a portion of which only will rank against the estate. The assets are esti mated at between 18,0001. and 20,0001. A petition to parliament, from " bankers, mer chants, and other?: is lying for signature at the Jerusalem Coffee-house, urging the absolute neces sity of the establishment of telegraphic communica tion with our Indian and colonial possessions com pletely independent of the control of continental state.. All the lines of telegraph hitherto sanctioned by the British government involve • continental medium. Just stress is laid upon the disadvantages of this policy, and upon the evil of the interruption to be expected at a ume of war; and the petitioners strongly urge the establishment of "direct lines of submarine telegraph." The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,0231.; the Great Northern, an increase of 2331.; the Great Western, an increase of 3;4611.; and the London and South Western, an increase of 3,4001. The annual meeting of the proprietors of the Bank of British North America is called for the ith of June. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and miscellaneous shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange List : Issuance Store. 171; Re4k7. 81; Globe, 100; Reek Lill., 8, 81; 'Cakes, 279; Uaivialal Life, 521. Gee :—lreprial, New, 98. Waterworks .—Berliu, 21 ; Eit,t Lled9n Four per Cent. Preference, in. Casale:—Regent's, 16}. Dock.:—Ease sad IVeet lad* 1221, 172; aloe, 60, 82; Vktoi h., 971. The recent arrival of a considerable Beet of over due vessels may plus a large number of seamen at the disposal of the naval authorities. Mr. T. Jones has been appointed agent for Lloyd's at Whitby. The freight list of the Morning Star, from Mel bourne, includes 208 bale. of wool, 166 bales of rags, 3,798 bags of copper ore, and 30 tons of old iron. WEDNESDAY EVININO. Consols, which were quoted at four o'clock yesterday 911 to 1 for the 7th of June, opened this morning at 911 to 1, receded to 911 to 1, and closed at 911 to 1. For money the price was a shade higher than for the account. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91), 1, 1,1, 1; ditto, for account (7th June), 911, , Nl, 1; Three per Cents. Reduced, 90 1 , 91, 90 1 , 91 ; ew Three per Cents., 901, 1, 1,1,1,91, 901, I, 1; Bank Stock, 219; Indian Your par Cent. Deben tures, issued iu 1868, 931, 93, 931 ; ditto scrip of the New Loan, 92/, 921, 93. The New Two.and-a-lialf per Cents. were also officially marked 781 and 78, and the British Government Five per Cents., 107. Exchequer Bills were in increased demand, and rose about 3s. to-day, closing at 20e. to 265. prem. The scrip of the New Indian Loan left off slightly dearer than yesterday, at 92/ to 93, being still sup ported by investments. The Four per Cent. Deben tures lulled last year were firm, at 93 to 94. The transactions in the foreign stock market were more numerous. The principal demand was for Sardinian Bonds, which rose considerably, being last marked 78. Many other foreign stocks, in cluding Brazilian, Spanish, Austrian, and Dutch, were also better. The Dutch Four per Cents., which yesterday were marked 871, were dealt in to-day as high as 91. Turkish stocks were steady, but not better in price than yesterday, the Old Six per Cents. leaving off at 63 to 85, and the New at 63 to 55. A special general meeting of the Portsmouth Railway Company is called for the 24th instant, to approve the bill authorising an amalgamation with, or lease of the line to, the South Western Company. Notice is given that fully paid up shares of the original first and second extension capitals of the Madras Railway Company may now be converted into stock. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocir. There is no revival of activity in the market for British mining stocks, but steadineu generally prevails. In the Stock Exchange, West Ovation shares have been dealt in at 90; Wheal Kitty (talent), at 101 ; and Great South Tolgur, at HI, ex div. There have also been transactions in Tretoil and Messer, Wheal Mary Ana, and Wheal Grenville shares. There are a few inquiries for Mariquita Mining sharer, which have been dealt in at 12f. 6d. Other foreign, u well as colonial descriptions, have met with searely env business. The Finance Committee of the Council of India will receive tenders on the 17th inst. for the supply of 200 tons of copper, for coinage. On the same day, the Admiralty Invite tenders for the supply of a similar quantity of copper. At a meeting of adventurers la Wheal Harriett, held yeeter dsy, the sottounta showed a balsam In favour of the mine of M. 12.. 7d. The copper ore sold during the gamier amounted to 3601.164.; and the tin staff to 301. 17s. 6d. The neonate presented at the quarterly meeting of adven toren in Wheal Uny, held on the 27th ultimo, showed • balance spinet the mine of 7761. 2s. 9d. A call of 16s. 61. per than was made. LATEST BETTING. CLOSE OP TER ROOMS LAST NIOHT. ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS. 44 7 to ♦ co Arleta, (13 7 to 2 opt X.yos((.) 7 to 1 Qat Vivo (t 12 tt 1 Prole& OS THE DIZZY. 2to de7tPre;elll . 6l -- 1:110d ) 5 to 312ofid (t) 12 to liatiaioqo (t) 25 to Gatooster foe, 25 to Trumpeter of 15 to Covtodlsh (or: 30 t) Titito of Leer. :I) 1000 t 3 36 Old Robert THE OAKS. 6 to 2 apt Ariodoe 7 to 1 Iloyonsiso pol. t... 14 On Monday night a special performance took plate at the Italian Opals, Pais. Tamt4rlik had proresd that all the Italian artists no. in Paris should give their onkel foe t►e perferiassos 11 71..at0p, and that t►e reastpla sheald be banded over to th. Italian fund now calleethag Parie to assist voluntam inprooteding to illeaordlagly Madame Frevatial, Ma:um Hindi-Mrs, Timberllk, Coral, sad ttt usual artists leolietaly fir ilhe repressatalon of the abort favourite opera 1 MA Valley owns forwent, whilst M. raked*, the sanegan wee not 1111111 delighted to scan the Open Howe. i The theatre w crowded, eltbough the pricy were doubled, thas producing something like 12,000 h. The audience wen t uswasßy salessted sad enthusiastic In tteir %Tian's. LONDON MISMONART 780CIEIT rlll4 DAT).— !be saw & meeting of the Wendt ap:l iupportos of dr iOciety iilifereatttat Rutter Rail under the residency of th, Right Ifonrarable the Lord Major. The income of tie roclety for the iryear asectoated to 93,0001.. aad the capeaditare to 0001. The society hatt 77,0001. h.,. -tod is ti e = la IMI sleeks, sad le altogether • highly floarirhing The Isbooss attke Ilkireksaries see 'beat be iaoreteed is ladle, sad rat aided to Chios. The meeting was a very 4 crowd 11 or e. , Y TER CITY AND NON-INTERVEY. lON. IL is state d be the imitation of so influeutial Iner.tar of 'Le Common sCo 1 - if — eso -- v• — e - s - ;4 - eseri; . t.) the Q7u - Ta .-- ic:fg . Tuo -- r of sou; laterveeties. Armaments have ieto IMOS for holding • aunties at the Leedom Tavera to-niner-ow week, to memo. Salim the Qum la Inoue of the eso•ni.em.ation of England la the Cendani•sl resale. The Lord Mayor will take the coheir, sad several members ot perliem-nt see meted to attend. Louie Konen will Meitner the reering, and speak In support of the none recpeard. THE ROYAL ORDNANCE SELEcf COMMITTER.— Imructiona were vaetenlay received et Woniwkit Amami notifying the dimilution of the Itacjel Oedema !cleft Comma tee, which Is to be totely em °entreated, and will Inamfatho consist ef a mull body of othccre, who are to de- Main their time end attention es-lueively to Ike functions of that departmet, sad it is understood they will be Warfel ace eine,. Colonel St. Norm, R A., is noorwil es red dest, and Captain Sir William S. Winona, R.N., viee prerident. The denotation of the 1409 committee, It is ladentood, emanired from • auggerHos el the numbers thenwolvea, who clung the nceenive wan in the Crimea. China, and India, darnel a econeiderabl• portion of their tines to the Mariam., oaf the *elect 40Gift.i t4O which from time to time was laid before tbem, and received no additional emolueseue Tha uneven of the pretran do ono,' for equip menta to 444.01.0 the dehisce of ear home sad foreign Matins liming augmented the &Indy new lodising duties of the department', it wee realred to forgone the dis union of the importout Miler of the elect committee. Karr Geriarral Peel. is cmforming to their prop anion, baa acknewledged in the rtmegeat hems the value of the Pre views they lime for entral yaws peat nu heed to the penile, and, Rung h the medium of Sir Beejamin Reset in an Wield dempstaii, communicated hi. thanks for the time and Mem the, ham devoted ito them important du low RANQORT TO SIR WILLIAM AI:NOTRONti, C.B.— Os Twig, • public banquet wan riven to Sir William O. Armstrong. C. 3., lb. Goveramnt Innr ctor of Rifled Ord asatim, Is the Amembly-roonie, New-esti—no •s-Tyne. The bumps* was In 4.111.1001044t3up of Fir William's having Wee asi g he a d by her Itl.jeery for hie fenntino• in oon rain with tiled eriniesee. !Re G. Grey, NI I'., pre sided, mid, In the health of the gas.: of the maskag, • sai um. reams! worth, sad W Mena& • _r; W . Arno•trun, retuning him belief thee the power which science gme, wbatbrir oppbad to pease ee war, was Minns on t h e aide of eirillsoim. sad that the tread of iiviliaseion must Ind, anconrily, to diminish war, and te NSW It him barbarous. With lemon , to th. ihirostresig gm," he said it lOW stintrd to doer A list the. was my meret skeet toe geared' rosetreetiom was already basso to hundreds of per eat, end which had ben Ormely eproraimately dor-ribad is men panlicatime; bat then wan noisy desella which remold require t he a...named be llow &retie amine could make it. AP. r m. 'timing wo rd 14101100001 of the power of his gun, whit he raid would army either shot or shell—the latter snot dreoructlvely in meal enforce—Sir William ea I his experiments had command in Ma, end • o o and on for burly three years. Whet the roes. •• of hi. invention wen swertaimod ell his prerions otistoonerarato were refunded by the gesensaseat. and he towic olo• op,oreuutry id nation that the Duke of Newca•tia, Lard ?amour, end Owen! Feel, suoreerie• matinee. of we., had shin Minded him conatemare sad support, so had ale. •U th- germ silent authorities at the War-shim. Rafemby t. merman meet which the envenomed bad nude with him. he mid he had declined the offer of a ac union' connumaer ion for hie outlay and banana, and bad proprerel to tin that be should receive. salary of 2,0001. par lunns, natant, Mg from a period of three rare Rick, daring whom newly Lis whole time had hew given t o the subject, end coot ening for even yens toe MI he andertakiag to or.volla ou the Woo fit of all his taforowils and erparimire and to rrlisquialt in their amour all Ware investing reLAINg ha the mos. Anne- Ma t ti i rS he einyom hoe did, the grades* recneMion of hie am. vices her KaPary, oely valued Owns aemownt he had an ima as • mesas of enebliag Lim to rode In hobby with mon else ea well for the rehire advantage on his o•n atlefactice. Is canneke, Sir Willi., denied, to the heat of his kaoeledree mil belief, that say Tann who had born connected with hie verbs bed pose Oro the ice of any toenail peasant. Tut IDEERRCIft or MALTA.—Thr attention of the natlioritie • bar for mime time peat ben I og th nen of the nai and dadoeme, mad • reaminsing comptsel of a colonel of ertillery and • relate 0r10n.% late'' , arrived from &rent, le at resent easfids.i insorstlag ihe works, for tha purpose ef Meng e uaideantly t, their sterna h, by him wisp the wither ef g moo, sad nihnitating for old pow, eminence of more modern onetro. kin. Since idt.ire have ssssmed m thmateeier as .•t 00 th• Continent, the Channel Ran ha, be , diolttrbed from Portsmouth. it Is said, for the Mediu re atone. The 2sl bott.lice of the 14th, 22u1, sni 18' a region -ate, and • wrong forte d artillery end ~Metre • te, we bear airy undue orders he Illafts.—Nefn lime. . MM . :;. A Foitrr YEARS' LEARE.-Bore hard with morsel to Misty, that it poreerr mold sot lan or.. a life-enjoymne of It, bat M north-el to ernes it after. et the most, norm forty year.' lame. As the old warm panelled of her fame, Mews and admirer. (her lowlife, havieqg meek mere `Aar elan remeding her plat mine than Ler ladrilp hewn 0), I weird look 'l2 her fan, and. mot of the toss, ir7 to build ap in m faary aortae d Mr to auty is Its rime. What • bSy an treed thorn: Bow the nein ware green wish grata, oho moors brokro. the door.. oioo, the gag eh gaimma teeniebtd, mod the tar a rea c. I.wrWrd sad tura! Yeerbardfineddsted palm. wra all ale . asr • with n i widoar sod sisio, owl thme dim windows were denting mad him* with ROC What belle and frame ileo• oar here, what ogioadoor N laughter! I could woo Immo' in woit;Ag, crowds samintitas, rival. funky , . 1 rola loughs t 4. light sogastisat, 4145 el hoorigew, though the cattalo, wen dos ggil digits.—n. Ne. CRYSTAL PALACL—FIR.IT Of CONCERT.—. eivannans-Stxrancs Day.—WlllllEshar. MAT ll. Mirk= es paiimest, 7.1; au. by nun la. hen, I,t9S. Total tleihreol.7ii. BRITISH POBB6MSIOIIII. Pt I Lamm. "'C$ µ : 1:1011101•11 ifirella =WS as .... 2 Owitel Ow& I •• ei OWN. re. • pot ma. . 0 Will• 1011•011 a. I Ps. ... - 2 k itPaet NI 91:7 4 Dielit .d. 2 Ir. A ip.01.11/1 .... 111 $ ladirreiWill 1 iNalioralknalatirlizil.". likriosTi i I rirtfi wail. 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IS 5 lialimatemfissins4.766 $ 6S SAWA Swim assolino. IP el lido. le Saloom ".. j . c5m55661116562$ ~~1 # o#### sys. SILO. an et hare .. MO& a =dia. l a Limnos* ?inkblot .... 11 -- utif i tiG•ti - 11.:::: 1 a ymg• • 7', .1_ M iv }att. lentr el Faros ;:::rej f ell eill Pa& tad Wire. ~.... U Yves arklasa . nee : .1 1 3 4 ill IS sO le ell qui ar A . II I ii 1: I S /11 6 6 I oh tranTl= en — Mredibb %mice sod '•4 VOWS P. .1 , •ei maw I=4 amnia ..... iya g I.llan. , .......—...-..- 1 11 OEMs .... ' of Miami L.all Ilialtel MM. _t10 43 =7 11 ;514 "M. la C t mli14::::: ea 1.:4i: H N N IN ior 1111 p 1 i lit 17 111 "ii 11 Fs r: ill in _ iii Ft tit 93 I. 11 14` II 9: 1$ 17 19 n 17 13 II Ai 41 135 135 116 1i f S IM ISO .i '.r IFS Ifa u N K le 1 ile i see see tie 11v 116 iii N 11 C 1. : t a Ise 4 umw►n. - derma PIN 4 rp. 12 s: 1 71Fil ft 1 71 4lO tie dl i If ll — dis 111 $ di i 41 " I N 3de il . 7 ' i i 17 t = - N I COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) 50 G kl.—Tbe market continuos In the same doll sat-, and the public sales of foreign are progresaing heavily. Refined is also dull. Lumps quoted 62e, to 544., to lowest Talky being the dared. Corras remains fiat at previous rate,. Tze.—The trade are omnpied with samples of the whoa to oonunence tole', now. Rtcn.—The demand continue+ limited at the lots decline: Robt —QeMadons are mattered, but the market Is dull. JUTS has dentinal tOe. from the Leta highest point. SALTPITAL—Psioes are unal , eted; the market Inactive. TALLOW MARIEBT.—(THIS DAT ) The 'whet is dull. The (Mowing are the quotatkas : Town tallow Me. 6d. not Desk; Peter...bunt Y.C. on the stmt. Ws. ; May, 65e. 6d.; Jane only, 66 , . 6d.; July to l&p- Umber, 665. Bd. ; October to Dumber, 68e. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a fair supply of beasts. Trade is dull at abrat Monday's rates. The demand for sheep and lambs is wry small, and, on the average, gloss are lower. Caller me wiling nearly as on Monday last. From Germany end Hol land there are 40 haste, 590 sheen, and 131 calves. Spate, C 9 bead.; Norfolk and Suffolk, 380 ; sad 120 mileh cows from the Home Counties. esirttou• of Mt. a. a. la 4. Ns Mame Ma. a. a. a Bataan.. Herefords 4 6 410 peat Das £llf-OtesaBl 4 8 410 Seat abort.karns 4 4 4 8 Dot Lowanath •••• &Kea: Saueybeam 3O 4 0 De. a* id/rera 444 11 4 0 5 2 Iwo a woad Agana 3 - 8 4 - 4 Para Boat Va. Ilalf.areda lamb. ... 6 6 4 Bout. at zaartat, 1.010; Saab ad lamas. LINZ C 6111•048; 1.17. HO. SMITHFIELD HAYMARKET. —(THIS DAY.) llama Darla sad Co. report trade steady sad picas Ina. Prime mellow hay, 765. to 80e.; superior ditto, 84a. to 92e. aortal. ditto, 60s. to 70s. • roam. 60e. to 70s. ; clover, old, 9 0. . to 110 s. ; ditAo, mond cut, Ms. to 9.74. ; straw, 245. to 213 e. THE CHARTERHOtHIL—Sir George J. Turner, one of the Lords Jeanne of Appeal, was yesterdsy elec t ed • Governor of the Chattaboses in the place of the late Real of Duce. The learned Governor la en old Carthusian. BOOKSELLERS' HALF-HOLIDAY:AL • meeting in connexion with this trade, held at the aim of the Betty Closing Association on Wednesday evening, it was an nounced that, in sec edam* with the arroogemeat previously entered into, the several bonus in the "Row" closed en Saturday Isst punctually st 2 o'clock. AN ISIsItHAN " FISHING" FOR WHISKEY.— " I bare often keret at the way ea Irish he'p we had at Barnstatle once &had me for a glass of velar. One morn ing he toys to me—' Oh, your honour,' gays he, I had peat drama lest night entirely-1 dumed 1 was is it tue, tho' how I got thus le mote than I can tell ; but Aura 1 eat awe enough, and as in duty bound, what does I do but go and see tee Pope. Well, it was • lung journey, end it was late when I got there—too late for the likes of me; and when I got to the palace I saw peseta, and bishop*, anti cardinqls and el the pelt dignitaries of the church a coming ow, sod gays one or them to um, • How are you, Pat II 4oney r said be, sad that apalmeo, your father, b ad luck to Inns, how is he It nettled me to hear my own name so sadden', that it came mighty nigh waking me up, it did. Sale 1, "Your reverence, how in the woad did you know that Pet Ittloney was my reime,let stone that of my father " Why. you blectiguard," says he, "I knew you since you was laces high to a goose, end I knew your mother afore yon was ban." " It's good tight your honour hag then to knows roe," eats I, "let alone my father," " Bad manner,, to yon," gale he, "sere this I. no place to be jot:, g in at e'l at all; what is it you are after dong here at this tiros o' eight?' "To sea his Holiness the Pope," gals I. " Th Tight." says be, "piss on , but leave your impudeere vrith your hat end shoes at the door." Well, I woe shown into • m ghty hiss room whom hts Holiness wee, and down I weft on my Irmo% "Hies up I'at Moloney," 'aye his Malaise, " You Sr. the broth of • boy to come all the way from Ire lead t , do your duty to me; and lee dutifal children ye am, every mother's son of ye. Whet will you hare to drink, Pat r' (rt. greater a man it, the more Ti • reel gfirlatteaa he le, your honour, end the more oondeneeding) What will you have to drluk, Pat "A glass of whisky, your Heiner," sale!, "if it's all the same to you. " " S hal l I t be hot or odd 1' dais he. " Hot" eats I, "if We all the some, aed gives no trouble. "Hot A shall be," rate he. " but se I hare dPmia.ed ell my rerunti for tte night, rtt just et p down below for the toy-kette," end wid that he left the room end mae gees for • long time, and jaw as he came to the door again. he knocked so loud the noide woke me op, land, by Japere! I missed my whisky. entirely. Bed 4 If Ihad bad may had the vine to say, " Nam, your Holiness," I'd • had my whisky, sure enough, sad never known it warn% all teas, iortead of • drams." 1 knew what he wanted, ar I poured him oat • glue.— Dubin Unierseity lfeloxim, Re Hay. JAPANESE CURIOSITY.—There WAS no objection me& W rs th i t ell ene rlawelb esty spu le ttne va n e"ltY t shed asd b: thrown ripen epenfer " of an end once directly after the morning ablutions w.te com pleted. This stress stipulation that a Brims Wass he bath was to form so pert of the morning's en , rftingernr, wee meads tin cousequenos ofone of our patty b'r'ag unt on acionely, for dental planter, been .lesser to um( toe porties of lapupop ladies, in such light costume as sight enable them tr assure themselves of the fact that his Ain waa quite Si Lir as Ms face and buds promises. All tee wouders of the deeming. table, pptne a rsz.tr to lutesp • tu-de cologne upon pace. rtbaulkte,okf. were trot fy toted. A jtily old pr'c.t trusteed immoderstay a Oar ISIIC ag such a split to so ignoble a purpose, and tried to wilt e a the foreigners or b to in propw bY,Vri,lt i : o h :T . i t tile thei 'right e pootod ioto P" 'E nd end hair WI " wMeePtcal"l"*" with created b t ' brosheeoutd the geetlatems lo ok hl ars boas pt a - toes s• marvels weld% A woe highly desirable de Japsmee zeawtinzei.arbOldit.knOlLF,tltrctie Howe. tore as 1111012 all Math 1 t