The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-07 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (TM DAT.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. TIM UM IA JONI mars 111rITON AND OTSIMUI. la die awe lb. Ineerlse, to the part of the defeadasts, chained • Me to show ammo why their the coun convict:los y dilutive, the Xenia had, ht ty oi Wed mades4, kr of ode* sad Emltelotwiy destroy tag • wdl, abseil wit be quel led It ewers that Mr. Thames, who ma imotrim d o ca w y, and the owner d. sins at employd a mom aid a labourer—the day lAN allinaree—to mak* ea aperture is • wad snaing as bile pop • sad lass Misr. , asta.tialwaddliwrbitomeade elide masts, lad estapled sten a mok% o• the gdwai s l S a Vto ll otbs dp, wall without de panaddsea as their piesietki _is de wok wet for • impaebalw‘m 1= lea Thaess sod the two am annyed v im, nay wan bow up is the eel of de same the MOM Oa lift leseishe Whey ler am eadel bean sest monis the ielnlas added din lbe dm"' side spirt thin eiss pond, awl esarlded theta ern la a r utty. The dijseeles rod y lb. laselr . sedan He comedies VW that tho Ida ha de =ea whin NO wall goal bowl Ids sae la Isesllsa the Jaskol, sad not theeners try the N• 4 •Om IT. e. 30 sad 24, del were &Pied M Yodelled's la the natter. Mr. MlSMll dent blousedbangs bees bend M gun ot eninellea, Leed cempbell„ elansel2= t bs main IS MO Nbs Mir EON add he ban dat spea a ens et dernea. Ids sight tinsel mg he was gabs sp. I yelled by eashassendeselansskr bias win sayasslad. to sawn be was MOM la denies sem per off. Mr. Thames @adds Wenn be MN MIS NMI* mad_ ooleila dielesse at min la gabs. Thema saw leselail NW • and lea swift Iralsen 'hey seined Sal ess ell int Mined sway who Mien tb•Melsee. Tbeindees, Mows, sem to the andrisa that the when Oen need ad to er reassiabba aappellks dee= ate de these( essylonedst int► his 'e) oceans Awe yea se Mims Win them was say lab awl reeessible lam mad antes at welt a dean" on be mat ewer kb deep vegett that rat yew Mena `the easseleeks dn. tarsier Weetuotelesdestahl he.. likes melt a aim of the est.er as thre parities bad dna. Is bed, dna" as bedini it la saying that the anollellea seislee le Its quasi The efts Jade= Min el sib=s opine n, TM role Is quail the coavklics orals absolute. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. court her. Mtbp at Not Priem, fa Maldiseez.—(Bafare Yr. Jostles Williams sad a Commas Jars.) Tompax C. suas.—TmzroLicalus, TMI winow, Asp TVS MOIL .• This gm on sodas by widow women sassed limy Asa Jordan. spinet superannoetei polkeroan, to mom 20. 16.. WL. said to be doe fa food and phyele, and dao he laborer is enesidlnir clothes. Chanoek appvered for the plaintiff, sad Mr. Hawkins nod Mr. Doyle for the defendant. The Oahu& woo ealled in .uppo.t of her awe. awl bat swami woe that for eosaiderat Is time the dediadeat hod iced way alltie wale at her p, as litofteet, Oht erell•road„ end alter he left the heel be bed al Weals w there, sad ebe elders 1 to be pal far Ha Am WI ba bad all bes orb at ter house et the Me et IL • 11111iL bed la _ . rill** rid ►l2a. 61. for en Maim if Wuls far Wm, mod lr IsimarM mamdisi akar. mos mar* U. Us. Is agrazamiamics adidl asst la WU sd WOMB !Wird km sowellirs Ed dm wired .. awl lest to with Mae At Out time be wee met legarammetati; be wee everderrellemem (A 1.) meld met make, lel ale ampleyeil a female mend Weidman to waste Moe. Ms demiod thet mee the vary "sweet" ea him (Lesetbtac) MA lievider—Ceme, Mary Asa, you know yes wore amettilr.) Wommo—Xe; it woe me my midi that he should mates my doers. Itlr. Hawbins—Tbak what did yon write to him for? Whaese(breitedng)—l don't know. (Renewed laughter.) She wee not swere that the lettere were headed " Deer John." but she *ld kr friend to write, " Sir." (Laughter.) She did wit know until bet euramer that he waa a married may, for be hed &skid is when she accused him of it. TI. way she Inuit/ it oat was that she watched Ma hems to Ids boa* in ll,Alind-street, aid thee the weal to uk kr her mosey, and the door wag °pewit by hie wife. (Iminghieri Mr. Haskins — Aid yea calla! her " • dirty ell reek (Load laughter.) Witnese-1 might hay. done so. (Continent! langtter.) He wished att., that to call and tee her, but she would net snow It at all. (A leash.) She did sot write to him le say that she had found rut that h. was married to " that dirty old wok." (Lengliter.) In July,:litSG, them was a duo torteaos between them. No, it was not about the " dirty old cook ;" it was Llioat mosey. (Lighter.) Wie ser wee reerneoaed before the magistrate kr irenit lag the &diadem, arid deed 40a. (Laughter.) Ti,, end the delestfaat afterwards told the fine. They win net frissidly at one time tor eight weeks, but the &kale* wrote bee four lettere fa a week, asking * tome be tea—(a lengh)—but she would nut alhw hire le seem She was ea ani.ther oceadoa before a magistrate awatilting the defeedutt. and Seed Ha. or four teen &ye Isemiasimeet. (Laughter.) shad he paid that Cs. also. (Costumed Linghtest.) He inset to have hie details at her boom. Hetaid dm was icecap tble of taking awed her mosey, and he took her perm. (A laugh.) It was tree he annetirree took h-r to Wandsworth, Wiadme, and otter plats; bit then be oolL treated her with bar own money. (Continua laughter. She repratel that she was not " tweet . ' on him, bat I did not want him I. hove hit victuals at ter bon-is and then go elsewhere. (Load leoglver.) Tte way the (mod oat his behaviour was that .b. watched him one eight and saw his. come op Hr. Heatey's area Wert. (Laughter.) ldr. had not got say rabbit ph I mappens t (Continued laughter.) Witness—No, bet in his pocket then was Ur kg id sank end two alkea of beef. (Hairs .1 laughter.) tibei tacit k out of his pocket. No, the did sot womb him—(lnagbler) tat the saw then was muskrat is hie mask and she took It out. That sight she that the door in bin —and he nom had • teed with her affirmed& Ns name felt his testi at bee boats, tor did the take it to Idea as WS bee sad deed him with the wok. (Lenitive.) Hewn Jord in, • aof the pallid( about 111 years o'd, Mid—When ho wee to bed is me emetics be saw the do- Natant form the look of hie mother's drawer lark with • koife, and take out some It twee and pipers. (muss isainsets were en d to costa n drertiont by the defoodant ea to what should to for hie diorer; sod other !hinge monocled with the prevent Plaint) Wines asked him whet he was doing. and hs said ha was wiltias a glass al water. liseylcoos ask Me width taint the delattirs children end do but bromehold work whilst ptaiutdl was &rending to her defines howaskeetar at es eseediakmatt is the neighboar hoed. The difendirt weed to maw hie Mawr day after day. liciemiass he weskit bare tenth and green pas--(a laugh}— mad at other times dab wpm sad rump dealt& He elm well bd. _ _ . 13eino:;;;Eloode- Re did sot Nem to be routtieg bee mit treas. Übe did set seem to be eery tAad of biro--aot moos thenba wagoner. (A }laugh.) Mr. Hawkins—Did ha have say aaparages with Ws lamb? Vitiaese-1 do not know. Charaork—llbe d.es nol know whit you mos. Mr. Hawkins—Did he hors any " sparrow-poo r (Lquelese.) Witawo—Ne, ho did rot. Tho defrniant paid a good deal of Otis*. lo . lair germs*. Met. !darnel. Never. t h e landlady of the house la wkich the yl silted had lodowl, mid that in toil the &crudest me dem for some tine daily. Ile eel his wale Pere. Mr. Esc eat said that tee Sonde, morning there was a raw in the stake beware the. plain'iff and defendant, and went up to ask Wm to go Into th it room. The plaintiff sod, "AU I want of yea, deka, in my money, which I ought to have to rapport my children." He mid, " Make net year bin and I will pay yen " This was in October, 1657. The plaintiff ledge( be his bonen a twelvemonth, and conduct henelf in a htehly ',operable moaner. Mr. Hamelin, addr. mod the jury for the defendant, mud amid diet if be should be comielled to wove Sea mock bulabier tratiou in life tban he sow secoplcd, he should hka n, be a poliremes. (Linebeer.) The rapes wee OM they w,r• "nob esteemed Imo lei's, with the ladiee—(eea t'nwd tame tor)—hot thin, if as elinald get consweted with a lady liko the oar en floe to 1. you WIT, em Al be Involved in medleys enortyance. The qu... , i00 wee whether the degree dist wearapplisd with them meals oa a contract or under studies that they were to be rat !foe He submitted to them that these meals oath-y were e Med was only tokens of afflettoo—(ha'll's.) —.al the attempt to wile , payment ter them Was "Low en remove) It 4. if •he " dirty old Cook" hal wed th. defendant is 'he; County Court for fed hr th r lee of a desk, and 44. ise rho two slices of beef which he li .d re A'. ket. (Limiter, ) Jolla Make. the defoadant seal be gad hommeacqsaintsd with. dm pl•inrit.n 1814. R e amid to vide him on his beat, sal that lad to their We, oe erne affectionate tenon Leuener.) flee Mind at wed he at bow. Prom Dm. 1656, to Oct. 1617, be war at bat bowie two et the I the,. a net. He had had rah there, bat very hw. Ha did sot make it a maular thing to have kis twit there. NothAir a., ever said abost he paylag for late meek He had offered te'pty, sod pet dews the WWI ; hat sit, had Mewl it. N tlittg was rid Meet payber until they qmerelled be 1667. They had a die turbanw ie ISM, beets.. there we a esek whom she won rather j•WOUS art (Laielier.) He monied the cook is February, 1656. That woa Me lady who tad bee owners rt ; bat he drs4l all that sheet the lee a do k au4 the beef. (Laughhe.) He anmesemal the plain•iff Per two ow mho but he dld net give her team to pay th^ flew. Ile rat be • 110.1140. He dialed IbM ha Yet •Iree t Are my letters frem her demer. Ns always Motet bet wbee they Otero ear. ma pi/ por three game 4 the things emeemil la the beam U. eaet ed to pay her he needle lb Mate, bet Me mid le me set he mem the meted. (Leemlewr.) emayed his Meet Mt prem. H,. Male. Illbe = M A bin eve hoe Ms %Wags .•dl thee who be reemdlel bar se well es be mid abe woad we be emilled mine be meat al bar leitibm• . wear es Owe mho yes rive like • ieC l lievabse w —Tee ° . i ake =kW brie awed *et. (A laugh.) Wham—Mee wield hat theirs NA bey him all slew. TINA eseunall Newel dew. Ile Ind amen bad the se& cis dodged tor. Mr LA stomeall Ma la the Omit. the oily abill Asa Wag fa La dd. for= The arm= Vie ~AM al had saw amid MIL sat pear MI NA pig yaw" Mr. Judea MULL. said was a drarMag Aloe that frag us er isi_ s aim Forktry co cos AL or the other. Ha aim speed As piebald'. drover with a Mr. Juries William-INa that is idtogather LIN also ? Witara—Qoita Wm. Es had ao mare at plaint:Ws la his poseeolioa, ended the cook ter twelve yam. amelebterl. Mr. tlon mo.) ed imsr—Ho Isom nammat los astared the fora. (Continu Imegli Mr. J notice William—But I masiniend is was muting So plaint& Wfises—No; I was only Madly nrkli km; I did not Chmsosit—Of muse not; you courted the cup board. (Leegimer.) Witness—Ha ems not aware that he was courting any other women at that time. Hs admitted that Wrinkled Xis. Jordan &ferrite had merreid the cook: but it was at hsr ra ciest. He had as,., dined at Mrs. Jordan's trim she was out. Ths Mamma ad the girl Jam was taler—diddroßy Was. Mi. lucks Wilms directed the Jug that the genelpal quillin fee lam he ontsider wu whitlow the Noah wen angploi ,eput lho understanding list thq won to Its pidd 111111, lam morlaseles the mellar fer a gent: et an boar, Mod weal he the *kW 2/14 Ilk ed., end lie Lehi* atelliell he ups* teneetko. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bohn Mr. Coasialsidoser Pew) The losirspi, • sicalt7rOisr77l Abeharc applied for Ide NW/lode. T liabilities are of trilling asecsuit. These was oo wedeln: and lie Hoooar graed d • second elm catlisala Tli• brim was sliaskasliar iiTatarticetsr-rovr„ This was the annuls adelbe. Debts, 1,6001., wets, about IS The baahaled sairtbaled Ida Where to en eussuceeeeful ialseks payer, al . : a Ca t maihr o r t he had moughtto es instel a amend•elass =tilng& THE POLICE COURTS, (THIS DAT.) NANIIOII-11017n. • ISTIONOZTOL PAM. saws zr.A. a 1,u16 - i iik7a: ca m ear rise Mir Ma* 47; a rather eallemilerpa with iag German fewer, who dr they bed be* lira tot= arnshajd nee. Ice owes bre peak ielgi Zrest aN eo= *.skia =mei the widow of the poireet's ereper. That they W sow Verde ta the idlers, sad whoa the tin rade a reply to sherriwg odours which re err rid to bids perm; who was eloasiri the Wiser beer dirk bar a oldish blew es the iorelard wish the yelisides rash, which " lommiked boo dews libe a Week, swd lohookod the swam etarldely oat of Yr." esergirsimer lerelmod wee coved et& a that of dieldwrdalrer, aid hat harm geradly mewed to be by so rare ta timit aproles by the blow which she led irer The Lad ilayor—Wit, lalasasi, gal am to have used year tellowasevant very WNW. What hays you wry to ths Aerie 1' Priseagw--lay to It 1 Wlty I sag that she tried to hit roe, as that Iha ha Sid, sal stepped as. She callod • —, sad that I allied Yr another, sad dna she ups with • big balm stair and Maas blow at my had , but before she amid tomb sae I pee air • stack with the blacking bra* sad &mash, watt Mee • baby. (laughter.) The Lad Mayss— The eu sears to lave bar faults on both . Cemplebast—Oh no, my lord, I'm sure there lemma% seas as mass. The Lori Mayer—lie yen say ; bat I *upset them was, sad es its • put pity base tme endgirising living in the same minim is sue • pities, sad ens the other to prima, I Mink yes hed bother make it sp. Will you keg bee pardon, priraerr, Mende, her P Pviscase (Imilistaittly)—No, I won't, unless she begs my panics toe, for anise an a —. Tbe Lend Neyer—Very well than, you mast go to prises. Take M dews cdleir. . fllMUsTeeie;ordiaify taken below, and locks' up, bat !Nought to the bar again in about ten minutes. The Lord Mayor—Now, will you beg hir pardon? Prisoree (whimpering)-06 ma, my lord, I will. I'm into, Riles, I beg poor pardon, and ran not do in anymore. (Laughter.) Ths Lard that, rise'. I thought you'd Goss to a better tams of mind in the cell. (To oomplahrat)-01 mum you'll bogies her attar this? Compliant (fflavagaly)—No, and tidied I wont, roe If I do, I houghs is it %Mu, and I &al want my head quite sorbed. (Daughter.) Thor Lord Mayor—lt's your duty to forgive her, and if you oak your Rabbi, he'll tell sou the mom Complainant—l &clears what be ears; our what no body ma. I ain't a getag to forgive a gal as anamhed in my sudßb Ltda. TM Leal If you don't forgive her I must geniis We. Cezalairsaa—Thwe palish her, for I shan't forgive her, I sea (Lashley) The Maley eapresesd hie regret that tbe mesplaiseat dealt be es vindve. and sentenced the primer tom a lee of We. se go to plata for ► lO days. Ms said tie didn't ems, she had ao mom and could'at / 4 7 i1 . e she hes mat to prima. SHARE LIBM-7.1118 DAY. The railway share market to-day, though ex tremely inactive, weer. a decidedly improved and mere settled appearance. Midland stock has risen 11 per cent. ; London and Nceth-Westms, Great West ern,Lancashire and Yorkshire, and Caledonian, 1 per cent., and most of the other leading descriptions about per cent. Present quotations are as fol lows:—London and North Western stock, 85 to 86; Midland, 92 to 93 ; Great Western, 60 to 61; Lan ' emigre and Yorkshire, 841 to 84; Caledonian, 721 to 731 ; North British, 60 to 61; andBonth Rasters, 18 to 1 per share. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares area trifle firmer, the old being quoted 3/ to 9} die., and the new 31 to 31 dia. Indian and Canadian railway shares have met with a moderate inquiry- The Brazilian lines as yet exhibit little 11/00tary. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 7, 1859. wfs= met ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. MEMBERS RETURNED.-(THIS DAY.) (ST ILLECTSIC WICX DIRRRICR.-141111g. ARMAGH (COUSITT a ) r —VIRUCT and Close. BAN resum.—D . THE WEST RIDING ELECTION. (Prom to Liao Mercury of tide day.) The nomination will take place this morning, at Wakefield, at 11 o'clock. The candidates sal be aomiaa.ed is the following order :—fier Jobs Itanssien, by J. W. Childers, Esq., sad seroeded by Deraton Lupton, Esq of Leos ; Frank Cros4ey, Um., by Sir Charles Wo,sl, M.P., moondsd bi z ffir. Alderman Dana, of Sheffield; end Mr. Wortley, the Has. E. Laseellee, see Aided probehly by John Hen Beq., Bradford. At the el.uo of the aomisation, the friends of Sir John Willies Itarseden end Mr. Crossley will take lunch together. TM taothe for the borough of Leeds will be at the Tows Hall.. . . . .I:ned Milton and hie brother, the Hon. W. H. W. Fits viten, have bee aotivAy engaged canvassing Wath sad district on behalf of the liberal candidates for the reprrsent a tion of the West Rdiaß. The e two younger members of the holm of Wentworth bane added their names to the Swin ton Committee for conducting the election, and their interest in the cause of progress is highly gratifying, and Indicative that they will, if 'paled, tilts a high place in aiding the cute of reform. iie — olirtive that the Martial" of Harlington, son of his Grov the Duke of Devonshire, has headed over to the com mittee for securing the return of Sir Julia Ramadan end Freak Croreley, Seq., the likes' stun of 6001. towards de- Darin the net of the electron. From the dare's of kir. Childers, the chairman of Resat- Ars and Ceased/Ifs committee, it appears that the canvass is am ample* ed, and that he is able to prolate° victory to the Meru candidates, on the condition that the liberals pat forth seetiniely the strength which they poems. Las • wise sad wee, reasesl, be dose not d•spise hie unteepadel, bat rather peak est the 111011010 whlcb he be le desperate exer tion. We 1101116111 10 arc tad both the ethillest nemsecte ;hieh Xi. Childers derives from the emu% end the earnest saheetedem which be gives to detsenhied sad usesmittiear earl es Ow part of the reformers. We mein them that hey cm wia if they • ill—omi Iris s decided sad siorioes rescey tra. Tbra let thrill horn to the Domination this cloy, and to the yoU or Turalty ; sad race more the Tara Yorkshlrs shall rpeek the rind aid rill of Eoglard. IMP AOCIDENT TO MOLL& VICTOIRI BALTF..—HO Thunday &harems this eccoespliebed and Straits artisto was passing slug nceedilty la his brougham whin a stupid or Wasiak/ cabrout drove with such violence strentA her carriage that the hind wheels were forced from their plane, sad the shaft of the yob set ark fordblyoue of beransa, rove sly lacerating it. Medical attendance wes hew liately obtained, sad no so mwh *cry as (debt waa happily dive covered. With molt commendable Writ she would am dia. appoint the public as Dosey.lena last sight (Friday), and apprarbgwith her are Is a Slag mug the stub of Leak la /risk& Lowssorsoor, la her usual exquisite style.—Bre. ATOTIIILCARIfi HALL. The gentlemen when moose we sebjoie were admitted Licautiates of the Society af Apothem's, at a Caen of HMOS WWI held ea Thu y, hawks previously weed the usual resanisatkm ; Moms. Waiter Valetas Maskaeea, Wipe, inacesh;re; Cheeks Rakers. Derileglise ; Seneca Smith, Lesnelagion ; We. Demiville Smythe. Riclesed, Surrey Semeal Thompson, Mastleglay,Tastehise ; re Mania Woodwind, Perehme, WeroweeMdamAt OIS mss court, Messrs. Adolphus Wm. Whim Oseille, Se-erx ; Thos. 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'. ••• IL EMI& 244494401.- 04 110 allog sta 10 L a i Altritail. NI. 1 NB 1 1 0 anal 11=01113414213 r F , r i: Ple N 1 1 =NM, ALE) ro -.. I: lad= Dbeinat ..- 4 it WO 0 Ilseteas es trdp.tel& r 1 1 m-....z s 1 .7 i ;t o r ilk ir -1- 7, 1, A. .... r......_4...._-. ..... 1 It . Y . ' i qtrilftailli• I n n meg N iGiclari is r II ams sa4.-:: " a a -IL ..V . lnind 1 411 ." 41 6 l ir Ins Y 1 1 . . 10.= l a R I I 1 8 ". ir it° Rrispaser.l ....: 1 V 93 RI 812101Th' ACCIDENT ON PLYMOUTH, BATIMAN Mmunxo. Thum= have reached this place of a fatal sodded which conned lent night, about three miles west of the Royal Albert-beidge, on the Cornwall line Merely opened. The first and second clue train which lea Ply mouth at 7.26 p.m. yesterday (Friday) owing, ma off the rails this side of the Natter Visdaot, car St. Eer man's. It le sepcoard that the engine stench pied the end of the viednot, sad wee precipitated teunedistely Into the water and mad below. The train orstisted of an engine, a mooted-class carriage, • flret-eless carriage, • second-class cerriap, sad • truck. The water was at the time about area feet deep. The engine is burled in the mud. The driver, Blexesbe, and fireman, Rannaford, ere killed ; end so le the guard, Hakim, who was in the leading second class amine, which Is nadir water on Rebukes the enrn•. Tho first-ohs cartilage rests on the leading eroond-cless car riage. One pannier, • woman, broke her um. Up to this time, ten a m., it is unknown whether any passengers were in the leadleg centege or the dret•cbtas carriage. The other accord clam carriage, through the dexterity of the guard, Paddon remelted on the line, with the track. The height from th; water to the rails is about 45 Let.—Time. (Second Edition). AI7O2IIOITATION OF THE Anus.—We have DOM reason foe believing that the Secretary of State Lee War me ditates calling out the whole of the militia, and of adding fifty new battalions to the line. MUM &rein °mete. Among the passengers which arrived in the Van derbilt m Wednesday, were the Me. John elheensan, 111111111. ber of Comma (or Ohio, and Judge Harris, of Albany, a distinvdalted knerioan jurist. A new comedy by Mr. Tom Taylor, and a new fame by Mr. Orenford, are In preparation at the Olympia theatre. Miss Augusta Thompson has arrived in London. This young English lady gained Mr first prise at the Paris Camervatoirs this year, mud enbsequently appeared at the Grand Opera, an three occasions ' with decided success. Mies Thompres, in all probability, will make her drat ap pearance before an English public, at St. Ismetra Hail, at coo et the Monday Popular Concerts. The warrant for improving the peed= of the medical Mem of the royot me, will, It is meld, be Is at the next council by her kisjesty, probably en sane day next week. _ _ --- A correspondent of a ootomporary says Da the people of Eogland know that the 'ekes of one of Ear lead's greatest Commanders, Msfor•Gemeral Wolfe, ere is vault (with those of hie fathers) beneath the old church at Greenwich t" On Good Friday the King of Naples, it is said, endured the transmirsion of a telegram to the Pope, at Rome, in these terms Can his Mejeety ba tranquil on the as- OSTILINSI of his Holiness that the oath withdrawn by hie Witty will never prove a weight on his mind r.-(" Pub B.M.easer traimaillo stole usictusaioni di Baa Santa] the it retirato giurameato non gli sin ma di peso gull' anima r) An answer was immediately returned, as follows God Ms always judged more from the intentions than the words dpefncea"—(" Iddlo ha facto semipro pia canto dells intim ated she dells parole del priacipf.") Letters from Rome, in the Marseilles journa's, Ara the the Pope is about to send a psalmist letter to all catholic bishops requesting them to order public pteyers for mace to be offered up; and that Cardinal Antenelli has Innen • diplomatic note whisk deolems that the Roman orrantmeat wal, in the ashen war, maintain strict erstrallty. Moe Dane—Ws ars requested to state that the Cluusesllor of the Brebtquer has connoted to revolve, on Monday next, another deputation with respect to the May ins alumni of the hop duty now due; and there is no doubt but the right hon. gentlemen will then not only announce hie deciders with Tempel to the absolute remission of tbo May Instalment, but the farther reduction of the impost to ld, pee lb.—Made/mg /oared. WlLLB.—The will of the late Marquis of Bristol The Moat Hasourable Freda ielt William Marquis of Bristol, F.R.s , F.S.A., Heredltsry Steward of Bury St. Edmunds, who died on the 15th of Febtuni, 1859, has made hie will on the 24th of July, 1859, appointing hie eons, the present marquis (heretofore the Right Hen. Frederick William Berl Jennyn), and the Right Hoe. Lord Alfred Ha ry, his exe cutors, who duly proved the same in the London Court of Probate on the 28th of Apia. The personally wee swot./ under 90,0001. He has left each of him yoneger eons • email annuity, and a Issao7 silks to each; a few bequest. to acqusintanee.; and • year s wages to each servant. The midste of his personal estate he lames to his eldest won (the marquis), to whom he has devised ell Me other estates and property. The will of William Alen Hanker, Esq., of Feembureh-street banker, and of Hyde-park-gerdene, has been proved In Lo ndon . The temosaltyls26o,oool. The exe mom are Jobs Mere Hockey sad remiss Alen Monkey, Ears , themes. The decessed amused the name of Hockey in 1815, by royal letters latent. Begamthe to each of his two semarsied Sangtwers en annuity of 5001., to be Increased on tee death of either, and pecuniary legacies to each of 2,7501., se well es an equal share with all the sone and slighter' in a emu of 10,0001. under tearriare settlement ; and such of the furniture, plate, linen, chine, &r. (except books), ea they may eeleil ; sad to his daughter Mr.. Mary Sewea a legacy of 5,0001, in addition to 6,0001. on tourism, end a farther pei onkel legacy to herself and husband for immediate use. To hie younger eons William, Stephen. and Alfred, a legacy of 10,010/. to mai ; ' and to We eldest sou 5,0001. beyond his Pharr, in the residue of personal and real estates in Ragland, Jeiosice, and elsewhere, which is to be divided between him ant his other son, Thomas Vora Sankey, who have ales left to the in the testator's share to the banking bueinees in Fen church-street. All ontatandieg interest In the Ista portlier ships to be shard by the said two sons, John and Thomas, equally with his partner, Mr. Thomas Hanby, who is left a legaN of 6001. sea meek of respect. The will is dated July 22, 1632.—/Ilbstrated I adios Enos. Mr. E. V. Rippingills, an artist of °considerable merit, bat better known a quarter of century slam than of late years, died suddenly on Good F,iday, at • railway eta tion, new Birmingham. His odd wors were. " The Pm - grew of Drunkenness," and "The Country p in g w o e - One of his Octane is is the Vernon Gallery. He dial of diseased the heart—damenent. RAILWAY TILAITIC.—The traffic returns of rail ways in the Uoited Kingdom for the week wadies Am p 30, amounted to 4,54 8801., and for the coemmonding period ef last year to 436,6101, showing an increase Of 184401. The gross recedpts oa the eight railways having their term iril la the metropolis amountel for the weak ending as above to 1119,7501. ; and for the eorreemading week el hat year to 183,0791., showing an imam. of 6,7201. The increase on the Eames Counties railway amounted to 1,3031.; on the Great Walley, to ;OM.; ee the London and North Western, to 2,0844. ; en the London sad Blackwell, to 751. ; m the Lobs. BrVirsn. and South Coast, to 871/.; on the Leaden end Mesa Wotan, to 8191 ; sod on tie eolith Beam, Is 1,7031. • total, 9,4721. Bat from Ma most be dedasied 2,7421. the decrew on the Great Northers, leaving the beerease ae above 6.7901. The receipts ea the other lines in the United Kingdom emulated to 285.0811. ; and for the mareeponcitag period of 1858, t• 2.53 5511., showing as imams of 11,520 L in the receipts of these Man ; to which meat be oiled the inemese ra the itan Bar, melting the total increase 18,2401. as competed with the oormapeadlng with of 1858. rONBY MARIET.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocit. The tendency to improvement in the Stock Exchange is stronger to-day. All the markets exhibit a firmer and more settled appearance, not withstanding the stagnation of bnainees. Consols . . hare again risen 3 per sent. British railway shares are decidedly better. Shortly after the opening of the Paris Bonne this day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were dealt in at 61fr. Sc. for the account, showing an advance of nearly i per cent. compared with the last price of yesterday. The telegram reports that there is "scarcely anything doing." Consobi are officially marked 901 to 90/ for the 7th of June, and 901 to 91 for money. The present quotation is 901 to 4 both for money and the account. Bank Stook has been dealt in at 216 to 219 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 891 to 90 ; the New Three per Cents., at 891 to 90 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of last year at 92 to 9bl ; the scrip of the New Liam Loan, at 911 to 92 ; and Exchequer Bills, at lbs. to 225. prem. The foreign stock market is likewise firmer. There have been more inquiries for Turkish, Russian, iiiniolll, and Sardinian Bonds. Turkish stooks have then 1 to 2 per Cent, the Old Six per Cents. being quoted 61 to 64 (after being marked 6.5 for money),and the naw,sl to 64. Sales are reoorded as follows:—Brazilian Old Five p er Cents., 97i Buenos Apes Deferred Bonds, 161 ; Chilian Biz per Cents., 981 ; Dutch Two-ana-s-Half per Cents., 56 (exchange 1294; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 161, 18, 161; Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 82 ; Portuguese Three per Cents.,lBs3, for acconnt,39; Ruesian Four-end-a• Half per Cents.f 903, 93 ; Sardinian Fire per Cents., for account, 70,88; Spanish Three per Cents., 373, 37 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for amount, 251; the Committee's Certificates for the Unfunded Coupons, 33 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 65, 64 ; ditto for account, 60, 623, 60; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, 52 ; ditto for account, 61, 60, 64, 51 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 99 ; ditto for ac count, 99, 100. In the discount department of the Bank of Eng land yesterday the busiest, was of an ordinary cha racter, the late proem having subsided. In Lam bard-street an active demand was experienced- Only the best bills having, say, a month to ran, are taken at 43 per cent. For two months bills the terms are 6 per cent., and for three months 63 per cent. We have much satiafaction in stating that the pay ments on the Indian Loan, fixed for yesterday, have been promptly met. It appears that the exao4 1 amount of the loan for which tenders were accepted on the 21st ult. was 5,047,0001. Of this amount the first instalment has been completed yesterday on a capital of 4,914,0001., leaving a capital of only 133,0001. not paid upon. The exact amount of the instalment due yesterday was 911,9811., of which 887,9811. has actually been paid, so that the sum in respect of which default is made is only 24,0001. The loan has been taken by 309 enbsonlers, of whom only 25 have proved ;defaulters. Even assumiag that the neglect of these persons arises in no indiums from misapprehension, the general result is most creditable, the more especially as allowance must be i made for such subscribers as have been rendered absolutely unable to fulfil their engagements by the late panic. The practical proof thus afforded that the great bulk of the loan is in strong hands must tend to improve its position in the market. We understand that, in addition to the instalment of 887,9811. paid yesterday, a sum of about 200,0001. has been received in anticipation of the balance of 75 per cent., which is divided into three instalments of 25 per cent. each, due respec tively on the 14th Jaue,l9th July, and 16th August. At Amsterdam yesterday (Friday) the Austrian Metallies opened at a fresh fall of 21 per cent., but subseqeently experienced a partial recovery, and closed t per cent. worse than yesterday. At Vienna on Thursday a recovery of about 1 per. cent. took place in tho Anstrian funds. The gold taken from the Bank yesterday for ex portation was 20,000/. The 61,4001. by the Austral, from Geelong, was also purchased for the Continent. The balk of the 67,3021. in gold by the Brazilian mail steamer Avon consists of sovereigns, which go Into the Bank. The bar silver by the last West India steamer was sold yesterday for the Continent at 621 d. per ounce standard, showing, however, a rise of Id. compired with the price obtained for the previous remittance. The more general quotation yesterday afternoon was. The Mexican dollars have also been die posed of at 601 d per ounce, being the same pale as that obtained for the supply by the last Mexican steamer. The wheat market yesterday was heavy, and to effect sales a reduction of 3s. to 4s. per quarter from last Monday's rates would have been necessary. The rates allowed for loans by the two discount companies are the same as those fixed by Messer. Overend, Gurney, and Co. As holders of Victor Emmanuel Railway Bonds watch the movements of the Austrian army with great apprehension, a hasty glance at the position of the railway may be useful. The French railways are connected with the Victor Emmanuel line by the railway bridge at Calor on the Rhone, from which place to Modems; at the foot of the Conk (851 English miles on the French side of the Alpe), the railway is now open and working. From Susa to Turin, en the Italian side (341 miles), the line is already in the hands of the French ; so that at least 120 miles out of 1881 are safe from damage. The portion that may be destroyed by the Austrians is the 681 miles from Turin to Novara and to the bridge lat Buffaloes. The amount required for the interest on the bonds is only 48.0001. a year, and with the increase of traffio caused by the war itself, the com pany ought to be well able to provide for it without having recourse to the Sardinian state guarantee. The traffic on the Trieste line of the Lombardo- Venetian Railway Company for the week ending the 29th ult., was 37,6741., against 20,6861. for the cor responding week of last year ; and on the Lombardo- Venetian line 14,2821., against 8,252/. last year. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5191. At the annual meeting of the Amain Company, held yesterday, s dividend of 10 per cent. was re commended and agreed to. At Paris, on Thursday, the dividend of 29 1 fra n c s was deduct ed! from the quotation of Perim, Lyons, and Mediterranean Railway share,. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, May 4 , compered with the pre vious weekly return, shows the following results : Circulation isms Circulation active 22,665,686 Increase 317,060 Public deposits Other deposits Goventrainit amities in banking department 11,371,118 Ito cheese Other securities in betaking ilepertraent 19,137,314 Imams 1,631,813 Cola sad bunks fa both dspertmeats levee day mad otherbills 784,760 loareses 17,605 The Ram Weft 1a ream eta Teed reserve (notes it coin) beating deeartzerat 9,424,795 Decrease 751,922 These changes will attract attention, as explain ing the fresh rise of 1 per cent..just announced in the rate of discount. The commercial pressure for money wee severe, as shown in the enormous increase in the " other" securities ; but, u a very large addition was made to the deposits, the decrease in the ream., is 751,9221. Notwithstanding the further decline in the coin and bullies, the Bank still holds more than seventeen millions. The Gazette statement of the movement of the precious metals for the week =ding Wednesday last gives the following totals, vie.:—lmports of gold, 161,1621.; exports of gold, 612,10614 imports of silver, 213,6631. ; exports of silver, 415,7071. The movement is shown to be decidedly adverse. The fall in the Continental exchanges has been checked. Yesterday afternoon the rates for bills on Holland, Belgium, and Hamburg wire slightly more favourable for this country. The quotations for paper on Austria and Genoa were merely nominal. The rates are shown below : Amsterdam, three menthe, 11.14} to 16i ; ditto short, 11.12 to 18; Rotterdam, three months, 11.14 f Antwerp, three months, 2 o . 1; a 26.06 , team, three months, 13.4 to 1 ; Parluthree d i aleaM to 10; ditto, three months, 26.96 to 40; th 4-18 ehrt, three months, 111 so 118; Petersburg, per rouble, three months, 321 to ; Vienna, atL is,, three montha, 14.50 to 16 . 60, nominal ; Trieste, ditto, three months. 14.50 to 16.60, nominal ; Madrid, three mouths, 49 to i; Cadiz, three months, 491 to i; Unbars, throe :=31.60 to 80; Gone., three months, 26.66 to 86, ; Naples. three months, 391 to 40; Palermo, three months, 120 to I ; Marina, three maul's, 120 to ; Lisbon, 90 days, 611 to 62; Oporto, 90 days, 621 to 1. 11111 011 11501 MID.—la Aram" minot be tie Ad ?lb W Mk Via. a. =webs wuk maim IS WII/117, MSS 4. ifia IMPS ONIM2IIIIIf. Nololard -..- mums redo .... missa l and gag: its . ••........ •-- 111.046.0)6__ 1181.0440111 ..-.—...-- . WEIN IMLIIIIIIIIT. Provasten" 0p0tia1....,14.1163.000 Gelvernsorst eleadlir Bea . MOM i Waded. Did WePi tubibiliijeiiiiliiicia. Annuity) ~... . - 511.311.118 G= at = Other Speatitise •• • • lig lota .... -.,- .- i D•bt, and Ilty.Aceta.l smuce 901 mikaliver Oft.. Other DemlU , 11,106.1.971 Imo ?woad viiii 1 111 l MAD ' 31•7 5.1118. vs.extxo 1 4130.11314 X , Mid Oliiifir. FaIDAT EVENING. COWIOIII, which closed yesterday at 90 to 1. for money and the 7th of June, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed firm, at 901 to 1. In the morning transactions were officially !worded for money as high as 901. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90, 901, 89/, 901,901, 901, 904, 901, 901; ditto, toe account (7th June), 90, 901, 901, 901 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89, 891, 891, 891, 891; New Three per Cents., 89, 891, 891, 891, 891 ; Bank Stook, 218, 219, 215 ; India Stock, 213 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, Weed in 1868, 93, 931,92 ; ditto, Scrip of the new Loan, 92. Exchequer 13111 s were rather fiat, at 16.. to 235. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at 15e. to 265. die. The Scrip of the New Indian Loan has improved 1 to 1 per cent., closing at 911 to 921, or say 3 die. The Indian Four per CAsit. Debentures issued last year were quoted in the afternoon 921 to 93. The Committee of the Stock Exchange have fixed Tuesday next special settling day for the scrip of the New Indian Loan. In the foreign stock market depression was again shown, especially in the earlier part of the day. Tatkish stocks were rather more inquired for in the afternoon, and closed with a firmer appearance at 60 to 62 for the Old, and 50 to 62 for - the New Loan. Mexican Bonds have declined to 151 to 181. Spanish Bonds, Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents., and some other descriptions; were also more offered. MINBS.-THIS DAY. Two O'CLOCK. Very little business hu been done this morning -m--- in British mining stooks. The dulness prevailing even exceeds that usually, witnessed on a Saturday. Prices are nominally quoted u before. Ia the Stock Exchange no transactions whatever are officially re ported. Bt. John del Rey Mining shares are dull, and are marked 10 and 101. Fortuna Mining have been dealt in at 11. Subjoined is oar wmal weekly report of the metal market : Again a stagnant week in this market, the extent of Was time being of the most nominal character. Copper Is without actual change in prior, bet parcels are being here end there offered under the market o business reported in foreign Iron is dull ef sale, both in Staffadshire and i d sn riP Vai l u i :,%ll some of the menufacturese 670 togineiog to want orders. Tin hoe receded somewhat from Ibe enhanced prices of a west or two ago, bat little or no basins's hen re called. Soaker, hiving declined cowiderably, is glowing signs of returning strength. Lead is operated in cautiously, many expecting higher prime. Tin plates are rather neglected. The St. John del 714, Minini Company have rEceived the following information by the Bread steamer :—Tic produce forFebruare (27 days) wa523,434 oitavw, &TA for 18 days in March 12,971 oitavem The ors raked in Februery wee 8,827 tons, 3lelding 3,328 oitavas per ton ; the cost, 7,8091. Bs. 4d.; and the profit, 1,0381. lle. 11d. 5 si 41 3 6. So 111 F i ll n ' . . . . COMMERCIAL AND MABIBT& TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) Tlto market I. steady. Annexed are tko quotations Town tallow 64e. 96. net cub ; Peterelmrg Y.C. on the spot, 66e. • Jul.., 665. 9•L ; July to Rept., 664. ; Oc tober to limmterr, 665. W. MARE= ATiltiOta.—Tovni tallow, 671 Id.; fat by ditto, 3e. ; yellow Russian, 67e. 6d. ; melted star 431. ; rough ditto, Tde. ; tallow gnaws, 16s. ; good dregs, Th. SIIITHirtrI,D TIAIMARIEBT.—(THIS DAT.) NOR& Davis sad Company ropett a brisk aroma for good clover sod hay. Priam mobw bay, 765. to 80a; superior ditto, Ma. to 925.; inferior ditto, 50a. to 50‘.; toga. to 7 0 a.; clover, old, 98 a. to Ma ; ditto, Ego. to 935.; straw, 245. to 295. COVENT-GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) The supply cf m.st things is now equal to the de mind. Orapes ore more plentiful, se are likewise rite strawberries. Oranges fetch Es. Id. and 10a. per lOU. Nuts of all kinds realise fair pima. Caeliflowers con tinue to be brought from Cornwell to large quantities. Young cabbages sad French beans are plentiful. Rhubarb, asparagus, and seakale, may be had in abundance. Orton pins. beans, new horn ciente, end globe artichokes of foreign growth may still be obtained. Potatoes have not shoed in prim since our lest report. Cucumbers abun - dent. Cut flowers chiefly consist of orchids, gardenias, heliotropes, lily of the velLay, violets, mignonette, heaths, end roam. Cutsourru.—Lut night a lecture on Ibis subject was delivered by Moe. Redline Hulawft, at Eastover-square Rooms, to en audience coasisting chi•lfy of ladies. The lair lecturer began ha r discourse by nothing some of the more striking oddities of female attire M Enelaad from en early period, which she illustrated by models, end contended that whatever aLsardidee of dress her six ha adoi.X.ll from time to time, they bad Mond ample ma nn'. for them in the it empts set by their lords end toasters. :he warmly advocala crinaine as erfcetly fanlikee and unexceptionable , cad strongly condemned the hoop as not only incony. niter and dangerow, but as the ugliest. 11.03 t lAA:coming., end n.o.t 2611;nring fashion ever iotroduceJ. To cal hoop pet scuts MiZIOALO, she observed, was to um moot them:at :almoners of the dry, for the latter we , at titorJughly a renovated material es calico, dimity, liatey t or any other rubes ono of whieS lades' Wits were made. It connoted of oval horse hair, ter wves horeehafr and cotton c =bleed, std bad bent used t o to many )s.irs for bonnets and otter mycosis. It h„g, t h e me ea, a full right to have a disaactive same of its own, and " crinoline" was no tenor terra, but was one deriving its origin from the Letts word erigic—o band made of home-hair—and the Fr .nob weird crimic:•, a worker or &e'er in horembsir. The leotarer next pointed out s!.me of the defeats end disadvantage* of hoop petioeste, whether made of cane, wbeieborte, or wee' ; mentioning that a I,dy w. oving one would, on leaving her home, preeent a beautiful tire ... and yet might, in coneeptume of a mush enstsined to the s reete, M an omnibus, or in • the ere, retest re in the shape of en irregular triangle, or a lopsided so n . On tee other hand, cettolise was light, rearm, expansive, end competes ble, and theses it might sat free as unbroke n circle, it fell naturally into folds round the figure like the branches of a graceful willow. Mrs. Rolerofj, who I. a vary lady-like and repairmen( mason, treed the eubjent with natal vivacity, humour, end delicecy, and frequently e :cited a;PllruulePPltfirEdss‘lo.e; tamer.O A —Figaraß.--Cim9 T ort. onsid arable eXc g meat prevailed at &tampon on Thursday. lt **team , that a cattle and &seam fair had been hello on the Clio( every May in the chief sleet of that town from time i nsme eases! This fair bed become • great noimoce, and the maniapal airhoritiee resolved to char ga i.s mte, al.o the time of Its Ming held. The altered. na were aye. tioed, hail raft:: * am/ I I m ub Ui ; yth e r da an .c.:;i4aroaitrg°2lre.:icctubgitiblii.. sattglineslt.o,l"oncariasl,4't!dtaciTiribtikswelUltliv;prp,fregoiduro.iseesB°noiletd:iluthadien:l;lhnumegnowtiria,!:icgi tants, sad will have to ben of theta until tee ri : t*red period. of the lair at the eapea of the owner,. leloo.e was thr,ritened by the pasties who het theft gods seised by the hirlps"fr:;,..,:fiiputy.,,,bdCyill.btlyek.,:cuabawLefParte tat.ydaTs.rhasowiLidlt:Thpterogrsit:4o:otiacetelit 'o:9seXthstotied. aidsuecte it comae, and they see about to move for ea In junction in the Queen's Esuch to purest the new cite from being aped for a fair, oa therat errand Of the leetet'sY of the pri.caidinps of the carps body. si Ira 11.11