The Express. — London, England, 1862-04-25 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENC& (THIS DAY.) COrRT OP PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Ware the Judy Ord awry.) IN 'MULLES AID °SNELL -11IFICIAL J 1711% The piebald (Dr. hinethumt) propounded the will of the late leabella Hand, elt which be was weed executor. It will he remeenhand that he wee convicted of her murder, and anateneed to he hum, bat wee afterwards putts:med. Ba was that convicted of bigamy in having married the tadatria while bin wife was alive, and be has undergone & )cat's impilsoameat for that offence. Probate of the will was mairted by Friend Tomlin, Elisabeth lissunth, die wife, and Louisa Be bee, relations of the deceased, es the ground of nodes execution, west of capacity, and maw influence. Q.C., Dr. Si/ahoy, Mr. &nos, and 11r. B. Webster, appeared for the plaintiff ; Mr. Serissat balala ika, and Yr. Merryweetber for the defeedsata. Dr. Phillitoare applied to the court for the pcertpoommeit of the trial, owing to the atoms of a material witness, ix. Sealer, the solicitor who had draws the will The learned counsel founded his melbas ow as aladsvit, which The Judge said was one el the least satisfactory he had ever seen. A slurp disenesioe arose between the learned conneel ; bat it waa suddenly arrested by the announcement that Mr. fiemior was is the court. The will in dispute was in the following terms : " This is the hat will and testament of me, Isabella Banks., now readies at No. 10, Alms Villas, Richmond, in the county of Surrey, spinster. I give and bequeath to my beloved friend. Mir Jenkins, of Walthanistow, Haws. my brooch set with brilliasta and pearls, and containing tits hair of sty late fattier ; sad a • to all my real and peressel property, estate, ad effects whatsoever sad wheresoever, sad of what nature or kind 'Geyer the same amp be, I give, devise, and keleasth the came unto my Amore and beloved friend, Thomas Samthont, Docloe of libidlcies, now also of Na 10, Alms-vials, Richmond, stormaid, for his own on absolutely end for ever. " Mid I hereby appoint the said Thomm tharithont sole executor of this my will, and hereby revoke ell formic wills or testamentary dispositions at say time lefetolore made by me, do declare this only to he way Let will sad testorseet. As wittier the bead of the mid Masai Makes, the let day of May, Me. " bum= BAIlMst " Sired by the testatrix Labe& Beak*, sad desired lobe her List will sad testament, is the peewees of vs, present at the sums time, who at her must, sad to her preesnoe, sad la the prvseaw of each other, lesssate wb : scnbe our names as witasres, FIUMEILICI B Smnos, Solicitor, Richmond, aerretf. " " bum." Dr. Phillimore in *peeing the an mid It week' be pedantry on hie part to esseme that the jw wire wholly *omen of the pawls= Weary of the phistiff, but he had no desk* that they weal awesethelees give so imesetial verdict in canfondiy whit their oaths. Dr. Mistismet hed monied emly is Ills milady who was tweet, yeses Ids essier. Is Xs , LW, weal M raid. at a haerdherbesee Is es fatistrey wens op betimes the pleistiff =elite desire& mightat leg, as he (the Isened emewel wee imelissied) as the part of the Isub Itessen. This Mil to • eceabitation sad allerwlmie to • merrier, between them It wee sot SK him Ithe learsed eimateli M dud the memditg of the tmemelies • bet he twist Weal am the peat stalks, lowiret ',hid' misled helves the minim eierded a Waft prima task pregame ties thst the wffl Indere the semi wee lik el y to contain the szeremiss of ler resl Maim The lamed doctor, having &tailed the eimassimese et lb. saes, called the following IMMO= : kr. Frederick froakir-1 wee penetklag as • wilieker at Itrainioad is April. ld6Cl. Os the 30th ed thet mama the Zd.etiff celled cm see arid showed me Om paper were pea (at the kikowiag stesaiss temiday) Dr. Illeolkumet Bled as me sod 1 west to 10. Akin • Villas. I reaied Wes spa after half lea tem. Dr. Smethurst let me la blmmilf. I west kill into a little parker. sad after thee to Lea Daelteee nom She was is bed. Dr. asigiatint. as I edited the Ni. with him, said le bee, • • Illy dear, aisle the gentlemee mho !r fume he make your will." Ile mow* homed and handed me a pieced pew, whisk I helium te be tb we a/reeky peede..d. I e. Is this whet it yea visit lea !e its sadiri area, sad I rad li t. lelem b Wba . I bad fated I rked Is that censeal" sad dm said. Yee, tamp tint 1 with to leave a bomb to • bked het I deal hewer hem to describe it " Dr. kmetkeret said, " Well het...my dem k woken the bar ad yew kb lathe; dens k met r /he " Yes ;• mad it in est la Imiliente led web." Timid. Ok , as. ru kora* k he yea." De. Om itheret Hen went downstairs te Se pekoe, sad I wrote eat the will. She kid me herself the agate d the freed to when die eddied to leave the Meath. The will produced's*. Gael drew op. When I had Wed it I west with De. keetkerst again le Mee 'ashen maws. Then I read the will ever to her, sad asked bark it wee all right. Ike mid it was. I stated that it would be haw another wittier, sad De, Beoetlineet ais = howeeld cell a? kite Wheak, whleh he did. When she ease I mid. • That lady vWm yes mei us to en her sip a paper." Dr. fleaethusst mid. " Ti. have ash kid her that it is • will." I Ursa teemed nod to )lobe, sad laid. "This is pier win.ls k sot &Wyatt wish Mae Wheatley sad myself to witaess tra wler* to it 1" She said " Yes." Thee I put • book f year or her to write spa, sad pee bar pen and ink. Then she signed the • and we both witnessed it is her presence sat is the of each other. I thought the testatrix was dying. seemed very prostrate, soil her voice was very feeble ; teat she seamed perfectly to understand what I mid le bor. Her manse? was perfectly placid and calm. (teas exansined—Sbe stored her same " Isabella Basks" o explanation of that was given to me at the timely Smethurst ; but he told me that they were living as mai and wife, but were not noirried. She was lyiag back os bar pillow when I saw her. she was deadly pale, and I ,, oked dciog. She molly answered my ioquiriee by nod dies. I asked Smethurst who wee attending her, and he told me Idea. Julio* and Mr. Bird. He said, " She's in first-rate hands. don't you think so"" 1 re. plied " Crulouldeilly." When he came to me on the Sun day morning I asked that one of those gentlemen should be Kant. He said, " Ob. so; there is oo occasion, she is perfectly right in her mind." He told me that he wanted me to come at 10. bemuse tbe doctors came at half-past, and wasted it ell over when they come. I did not preen the matter further ; but 1 purposely went at half-put in order that they might be there. I was not more thou oe 25 minutes altogether in the house, and the doctors del not arrive daring that time. When Smethurst first came to me, he told me that the paper he showed me wee what • barrister, • friend of hie in Looks, bad written out for him. Ile said that Mrs. Smethurst had wasted to write it out herself, hut that he thought it had better be done by a professional mar). Miss Wheatley remembered a man and woman, parting by the name of Mr. sod Mrs. Sinethund, lodging at her father's ; and she corroborated what the feet witimes lad deposed with regard to the execution o f th e will. Cromexamined—Mr. and Mrs. sesethuest occupied a ain tiorproont and • bedroom meted,. My mother did the household work. I was out during the day, and did not corm home till 9 o'clock. Dr. Thomas Smethurst-1 am the plaintiff in this cause. My age Is about 50 year'. I married in MIS. 1 retired from practice about eight years ago. Three or four years after that I went to bee at Mr. Smith's boarding•hoes• at 4, Rills-terrace ' Queen's-road, flayiwater. My wife went with me. After we had lived there about 15 months lflm Isabella Hookas came. She came in September, 18511. I was not acquainted with her previously, but I have been very intonate with her, but not improperly so till after the 'barrage. That marriage was on the 9th of Deciembee. I had out before tires left the house. We were monied at Battersea Old Church. Miss Banker wee perfectly aware that I was a married map. rto the llth we left the besot lag house and went to Tunbridge Wells, where we lived at the house of a Mies Freeland. Next we wont to Dorking, then to Surbiton, and lastly' to kiskletoad• At film we 1, 0 ,1 at • Mrs. Roberteon's tor tea webs, sad then we west to No. 10, Alma-villa. We went there on the 11th of April. Mina Retakes became unwell oo Sunday, the laith oe Nth of March. She spoke to me *boot her will • fortnight previous to her death. She said, " Doctor, I wish you to do me a favour." I replied, "With pleasure, what is it r She said, • I INA I have shouldPOOr papa's oomplaint of which he died, sad I like titake my will Will you, therefore, write to your friend, the barrister, in Loa doe"— meaning Mr. James Scoethuret—" and ask him to cane sad maks it for me." Mr. Smethurst had inn/aided had.,, for her. I asked bee what will she wished to make ? She replied, " Toren the only Moe frigid I have as earth, sad I wish to hum you all I have; sad Miss Joshing is the seat best friend I have." I said , " You are too in Dow to make • will ; defer it tit you are batter." She raid, " No, I would rather sot." I mad, • p a yee do en it will leave an imprierion ZP,7, s reprz" i•li.....rztott."yr said, " I will sot dosn win not ercil Wog can the matter. I don't require it, for I have are tient c 4 nip own, aad probably ,your sisters win rped what y ou ham." Abe said, " They are all well I " Well, it is a matter Vie caused yore some trouble, and it will give an treehle, property heist in Chancery, and the will weld only be die. pate! were your te woke mein my favour." Oho eel& "Me osoy bviate that I will write it rupee, and they writing." i ttitiag." I then urged her to decks. It a She mid, ** No, comply with my wishes." I said, if you wish to write it do ; for I will set,-1 will ate kart mytides to do with it," She the. heed me to let her have her whom desk. She took eat of it a sheet of paper la`gged me to take does her inetreetleee—which I did. nee thee requested me to write te our fried the hanieler to that in dm form ; I amordiagly dish*. The me produced is net the I took does. forwarded my paper to Mr. Smethurst, sad he altered it a .111.1111.112 AT. NW= Partia—lN.E. to NAL. useknis to boa. Wwwww—W. le w., modusbe, vadable, Clow,Airr.M.• W./W., . s moderato, bac 111011 DAT. W.N.W. bini.7 - hesh lo urt tea W.ll. W. is X.N.W. 'moderato, 1111.171.N.W., wasiarmia to Ugtlt variable. W. N. W. ba N.LZ liabt, varia ble. W. to W. Nit A.l, Moderate, line Tins Puauo INCONN AND Itireasvra ems The return of public income and expenditure for the par ending the 31st ult. was issued this morning. The total revenue was 69,674,4781. 19a. 111. The total ordinary expenditure was 71,116,4861. 3s. bd. Thus the excess of ordinary expenditure over income in the year was 1,442,0061. 3a 6d. There was also an expenditure of 970,0001. for fortifications, the cost of which is provided for by money raised under a special act. The balances in the Ex chequer on the 31st of March, including 150,0001, of the money raised for fortifications, amounted to 5,288,6751. 13s. By the sudden death of the Rev. Stephen Hughes, of Llanelli*, bin widow has been lef► deetitide. It will be remembered that at the wreck of the Royal Charter the doomed clergyman recovered the oorpsee, pve them Christie/simnel, and received the mourner who hurried to the spot. He has died suddenly of a malady contracted is the exposure and fatigue of those onerous labours ; and his widow has no resource but such as the memory of her hea -1 band's worth may obtain for her. The Confederate States of Virginia, North awl South Carolina, and Georgia, forma part of the original Viand Statile. Tonnosire entered the Unica in 1796, Minianippt in 1817, Arkansas in 1836, and Taxan in 1841 Louisiana was paranoid in 1802, and Florida in 1821. SAiItED HAI:MONIC SOCIETY.—The usual Friday rehearsal will be omitted this emeing, on account of the preparations necessary for the musical performances at the opening of the Internatiooal Habitation, MR. CHARLL.4 DICKENS' RKADINGIL—Mr. Charles Dickens hes resumed his readiorp at Bt. Jaame's Hall, and gave yeetesday 0,804, with great spirit and effect, *elec. tions from " Nicholas Nickleby," and the " Pickwick Papers." The chomp from the former work were those descriptive of Nicholas adventure at Mr. Nunn' school, and the extracts from the latter comprised the never-to-be-forgotten trial of the much-wronged Mr. Pick wick for breach of promise of marriage. The audience was 111110111OUS and fashionable, and the applause was hearty and asenimosa le the course of vent mouth there will be taro aflame= reedier from " David Copperfield"—one on the 7tl=l tbe ether en the 21st pro:. UN sox Inter& —The annual meeting of this eminent charity was held yesterday, at the Londe, Tavern, after which the ordinary epilog election to o k gam, Mr. Aldwasse Abbiss in the chair. The election was for fire children for life, and twenty for the ordinary Criof five years. There are now nearly 320 children tts institution. and there are still • large number ap. pains for admission, and the board are anxious to afford to ma many as possible participation in the ,benefits of the asylum. The balance-sheet showed total including the balmiest brought forward from last year, to be 21,04 W. 17s. 9,1., and the expenditure 19,6021. 17a. 9d., leaving • balance of 1,446*. 10s. 4d. in the beakers' bands. I. Down, the resident superintendent and physician, read • wet interesting paper on the results of his experience ia that Isetitntiwi durum the time he had been there. LINCOLN Ungar Hoag FAIL. —This great fair, celebrated far its prialuction of bones of impinged breed, sad passeadag the essential qualities for useful- Dees, wee opened as • public horse mast on Tuesday. ne penal average pikes wens, for yang, thick-set, well formed formed bones, sampled (or harness, public. conveyances, ina dim% and artillery papoose, 35 to 40 guineas finolgrowa apstaedieg 5-y mold MAY. suitable foe prirate carriages. kn. merle from 60 to TO guises& ; and mat-going high-actioesdeet us. t o y light hoseghasea, 406060 &Mail ; etroog-bailt active home, far a purposes and town work, 36 to Vicunas ; and varied aid hens / r af t 40=ess; ruing hases,liseks, sad noddies ia 90 to 40 guiseas, and handsome cabs. l 0 le 93 Oases. Hasten "ado very high value, ad chess of geed bleed art Tree ranged In prima from 70 ipitgsgasso ; mad metaled, good timber is go °WOO /7 genutry, realised MIMO 117A 7 gelases. In gao4lo, selling prices it is only fair to dealers le einem Sat their speculations are attended . with esesidasabierich sad expense; the young horses are " in banes," and require addi tional braking to me, he-, and settling down, and there are may eandermeiss. The vales of • sound sad quiet hone is mat inhumed above arairr, prigs. Towards the class of Weds**. law el the chasesA assripdoe of horses left, hag the his will mai rpm ankU Satur day, Maisie, begs salmi* eselmed as Wooden bartering brood mane, fools, wit yarns.. Theo was a fine show el entire beesen. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING; •rAPRIL 25, 18411.: great deg no paper pat In is a lair copy of it, *hue maluagoldeld barattheorisinaL lousing' soots hen*. Baseabureterhieb I dewed to the decomed,aad this I bent ft. It map " You'd better apply to a solicitor In the place." She wished me in ocuwequenos to apply at once to a Rich mond attorney. I deferred it tress day to day ; sod she urged me daily to have the win dews for her. I made re peated excuses until the Saturday morning I called oft Mr. &eke. eat • bad premed me particularly oo that day, and I had had moms conversation with her about her sister Louisa Bank's, one of the defradants, coming. I had wished to have Louisa Hankie with us, as the deceased was getting won* every day. I paged a letter to her eider before sight in the morning, aid she said, "Call in the solicitor and have it made before she oomea" I wrote to her to sane as soon aa possible, but she did not arrive till lifter the will had been made. wasiiider annum tion when oar report LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT =mu° mionant.) QIIHEN'S PLITE. 2 ram. PHOS 1160 HANDICAP PLATE. 12 nat.— MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) ... 1 HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES of 10 SOVS. lAA half of R.M. Maple Oak, 3 yrs, 121 b ; Marble Hill, 3 ps, Ilet fib ; asserts,* 3 pi, Sat Zia ; 3 yra, Bat 21b ; Sagit tarius, yas, tirt lib; Tuba (Isis, 3 yni,,st 10Ih; rivals f, a 3 re. ha 10lb ; Good-for-Nothicg, 3 yrs, 7at 71b was S rm. Tot 71b ; Marry Ibid. 3 yrs, 7st 71b ; S - Tel fah ; Vigil, 3 ps, 7at 211; Termed*, 2 yaw. 2et ; Qom. yoo. IA ne ; Owes, 2 yrs, OA 1011 b. All aro how. 1111113121frAILEI of we son. Off. 111131271N0T0N MOM D.Y. Old Cakber, Diem, sad Disdain are bent. Pam Foam!.—Ciamillik, Libels f, LanWord Euclid e. FREE HANDICAP OF 26 DOVE. T.Y.C. Suburban, Lays, Babette I, sad Conspenlown are here. nor POMZEL—lifer et India,Ceirley, end Coonopollte. CATTICS.ICK BRIDGE MEETING. HOBNIIT HLIIDICAP.. Upperhawd, leieresi,L;ih;;;Zarybsp, Pebbly Ailvestarer, awl Buser&le me km. BUNT STEEPLECHASE. About three miles and • half. Yin Barker, Legbdemaia, Croton Oil, Beelzebub, Beyrout, Babb, Welcome, Bards's', sad The Shrew are here. LATEST BETTING. TWO THOUSAND (MINUS. a to 1 scot Instructor (t) 11111712i0 AT MIDNIGHT. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 4 14 1 wit ow Air (t) 6 to 1 Marquis (t) S W 1 °Mom (t) 8 to 1 Alva:lidos (I) 8 to 40 to 40b CHIMER CUP. 1 apt Zodiac (t) 1 Wild Rote At one time ISO to 1 illampodo 1 off apt each. WIATHER REPORT.-{THIS DAT.) PlitiAT. Aran. Is 111 4,15. - - & & U. D. RA L Z. B. Nam. 1L•/ 44 0 N.S.I a r tau 0 0 1 is.l • - LS= ILO - Raimala a 11.1 1 Ur We Amapa.- Ws so a tit s sz MI =R sus as a JUL 1 0- ..- sass sa • LW 4 • - Imam MO 0 lAA az isr ass maiinisi: sue is az Kw. s a at Ls laimaaur. 140 le a S. 11 6 • Inma•••• M n lit 1 • a war Isa 14 N.& I - =6 . 7 1. SLIM U4l S. 4 a - Unman 16 IS W. 1 1 r WM. M MI ILW. • Mr 40 - =sew MU as as Li i u 1 s - • - 1 asss remsaus..- U. MI 41 ISA II I lr 6.0 a Mums UM MI MI Z. • a 1 - Maus ILO al II X.S.W. 1i 6 • - • SHARI, L1828.-(THIS DAYS) Two Moot. The railway share market is still heavy, and most of the principal lines have experienced a further re duction. Midland stock has fallen fi per cent. ; London and North-Western and South Eastern ; and Great Western and Eastern Counties, 1 ; Caledonian has improved j. London and North Western stock is now quoted 23 to ; Great Western, 73 to ; Midland, 1274 to 128 • Lea -1 °whirs and Yorkahire, 106 i to 107 ; Caledonian, 108} to 102 ; South Eastern, 83i to ; Eastern Counties, 571 to 68/ ; and Great Nathan, 115 to 116. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have de clined to 216.16 to 31-16 pprem. Belgian Railway shares are firm, sad Brastlian steady. Canadian do not recover. OILDDWIT IMAM AND trams. RAILWAYS. curiavin itria l l s.. roLdilee mbe rat. los il7 Wlll=VlKa BOW awl Was .. aer (irk rot laiii no. • 1 • . 1 . 3 ''''''' i iii Do. llp.e.lspeallielt. Dela satlis Tr. DitaLPorlkdabl.hi. Mailit al araiir ....... Brim links, Maki Illedrl D. 4. aliasisia' k --- - =0 sad alikagros Palk sallri• Jaw =a & Wafting artkagliosland , - 04.• Aron soar'. ue, 0%1 f tElep at. la pad' N. in&•WM. 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WA .110 . .. ~~ a I • • SS BS II! 7e 74 I ii 66 60 1011 WI ~., ir Hi 1 II IN. 11 1 . al Cseadail p. 6.1 ..~. _ .._ as VI uns K si ii. 1 1. 11 10 24 22 a a •0 4$ 46 El er 6 • 6 I 86 • NI IN 26 1 h I as 1011.11IGN OBLIGATIONS. es 101; fli 8 NONNI' MARKBT.--(THIS D 4).) Two o'Crnen. A fall of per cent. has been caused to-day in the funds, by the nearer approach of the Russian loan for 15,000,0001. The other market. are like wise overshadowed. Business in every department is very dull. English railway stocks in most instances have declined. Foreign stocks are like wise prejudiced. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's *gram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted igen 500., being fractionally lower than yesterday. The scrip of the new Turkish Loan is quoted lit to 1I prem. ; and that of the Egyptian at 11 to 11 pram. Consols are officially marked 94 and 931 for money, and 93i for the account. The pre sent quotations are 931 to I for cash, and 1931, " sellers," for the Bth of May. The official business report is as follows .—Bank Stock, 238 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 1, 92; New Three per Cents., 92k, k, 92 ; India Stock, 927 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1883, 1001, 1 ; ditto 1864, or 1886, 1001 ; Five per Cent. " en faoed " rupee paper, 1031, I, 103 ; Exchequer Bills, 18s., 205., 17s. prem. Foreign stocks are dull. Turkish have declined to per oent., the Loan of 1864 being quoted 801 to;, and that of 1868, 70 to k. Russian Five per Cents. are heavy, and are marked 981. Italian Five per Cents. are likewise flat. Spanish Certificates re main firm. Mexican Bonds are marked 311, being rather dull. Transactions are recorded as fol lows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1001, ax div. • ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 186 0 , 931; D utch Four per Cent. Certificates, 100 k, ex div. ; Italian Five per Cents., 68 (exch. 26fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 311 , .; Moorish Five per Cents., 91} ; New Granada Two per Cents., 261; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 46 ; Russian Five per Cents., 981; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 91, 92 ; ditto Three per Ceuta., 1859, 61 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 82, 83, 821 ; Spanish Three per Conte., for account, 531 ; the Committee's Certificates, Bk, ' ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 80f, ex div. ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 70} to 1; ditto 1001. Bonds, 71; Venezuela Three per Ceuta. for account, 24. The negotiations for the introduction of a large Russian Loan are serious, and are being actively continued. Support is being organiaed in a variety of quarters. The terms originally spoken of have been altered, and it is now understood that the loan will be brought forward as a 5 per cent. moot, at a difference (including discount, Am) of some 4 or 5 per cent. in favour of the subscriber, as compared with the price of the existing Russian Five per Cents., which could be sold yesterday af ternoon at 99, or a fraction higher. According to some of the rumours circulated here and corrobo rated from Paris, the new loan will be of the immoderate amount of 12,000,000/. or 15,000,0001. In this case the margin spoken of does not appear to be by any means adequate. The discount market remains quiet and easy. The rate for good bills is about 2} per cent. The Stock Exchange Committee have appointed Wednesday, the 30th inst., for the settlement of the new Turkish Loan. With a view to the convenience of the public, the agents will issue the scrip two days previously—i.e., on the 28th. Messrs. Glyn, 1011 s, and Co. have consented to receive payments in full before the 30th, but of course only allowing the 6 per ceut. discount as from that date. On this occasion, excep tionally, they will also receive paymentsi rn full up to the 2nd of May inclusive, the discount to be calculated from the day of payment after the 30th of April. The motive of times ar , rangements is the anticipation that numerous metre will be desirous of immediately availing thereselver of the privilege of paying up in full. The official advertisement will be found in the proper place. The sum required from persons paying up in full on the 90th will be (after allowing for the 6 per cent. discount) 471. Oa 10d. on 1001., 2351. 4s. ad. on 5001., and 470/. es. sd. on 1,0001., 20 per cent. having already bass . cent. An instalment of per nt. fell due yesterday l i on the Maremmana way Loan of 1,338,0001. An instalment of 15 per oent. becomes due on the Egyptian Loan on the 10th of May, and one of 10 per cent. on the Turkish Loan on the 15th idem. With reference to the claims of the Spanish Cer tificate holders, we have received from the com mittee a translation of a memorial to the Cortes of Spain which has been published in the Madrid , of the 17th lust, Attached to this document are 207 signatures, including those of Messrs. Rothschild and Sons, C. Devaux and Co., George Peabod and Co., R. Raphael and Sons, and James Cape', N orbury, 'Trotter and Co. The memorial is too long for insertion here. About 18,000/. in gold was taken to the Bank yesterday. A large amount is expected to be sent there during the next day or two. The New York, from New York has brought 28,000/. la specie for England, and 29,0001. for France. It is usual for the Stock Exchange to be closed on the Ist of May (Thursday next), that being one of the days for striking the half-yearly balance at the Bauk of England. where the transfer books will be shut. But this year, owing to the opening of the International Exhibition of 1862, the Ist of May will be observed as a general holiday. In every department of business, according to the pre cedent set on a similar occasion in May, 1851, there will be merely a nominal attendance. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was firm, with sales to the extent of 8,000 bales. The Stock Exchange Committee have appointed the 2nd of /day fur the settlement in the shares of the Turin and 'Savona Railway Company, which are _ . LI G. Gumbos,'6p. oat II Do. bawd ai LLS North. of hobos Sp. el. II Do. ttoiewoo)lp. U Do. (laolylip.o. Paris& Lyons Ilpotoost. 11 Do. Mow II pot amt.. RoyoUhrolloM pm• aut. U 11.Aus./ Loaa-Voa. Sp. e. 11 Soothers arrows ipe. 111 Vlelorlosmonoollp.et. ▪ WAS.W.Wrosooft.o.. 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II TI I"Cr —; is 6 d. 14it pni 14i lbe II R la el 41 d ..- Poll el all id▪ o all 17) 1.0 sa Y ft ft M he C- Ini 1004 if at 4un 9 fr. 611 8 i a* U" 111} 46 1: at} R ei a Ili 70 12 pm 111 h 19 25 2 4 1 62 _ .. .. 4 1 4 1 1 ail pm 1 1 P 9 r PIE pm li Ma 9 PROYLICUL SHARI MAREETS. UnaPoeta Low. 14.—lialestoday :--Great Western stock, 74—Lamas'dre sad Yorkshire, 107 71 7—London and North Western, 0431—Manchester, Sheffield, sod Lincoln, 44—Midland atadt, 113# -Nouth Eastern stock, 361 I—London. Chatham, mad Dever, 6 per cent., 944—Preston and Wyrn 45—Buffalo and lake Moron, 64 9-16746 4—Dutch RheMsh, 746 14 Ip— ines& Luxembourg, 1 6 1.16 1- 16-Grist Western of Canada, 74.111 1 =2 . bre anems. 111 Anti IL—There was a pal market, bat prices were twin rather lower. Great Luxembo, IA —Great Western of Canada, 1X 946 1--lancashire s e nd Yorkshire, 107 64--tendon and North Welkin 061 I—Yenehester, She!. held, and Lincolnshire, 411 # 11111 #—North British, 611 &lath llas tern, M 1 I—Tharass Led Mersey Marine, 17-16 o.—Aberdemr stock, 404-6eashre aad Yaws, 111146- oswestr7 sad Newtown, &2—District Bank, 171 p—Peottlair Cen Lancashiretral, 4 mi l parlnsuoinran 1011—Caledonks 61 pm oeM. prof, 101 —j k., Bisittitg, Arlin U.—Burin= drill. There were sales of Gloucester Wagon shares at 34 pest There were sellen of Blem . nrhant Wagon shares at 14—Binaingliam Water Morin' at 37--Jiirmlasham and Worcester Canals at 14—South Staked &ire Hallways at 101—Shropshire Union Stock at 471—Great Western Birmingham Guaranteed at 77 Ditto Stour V Guaranteed at 671—end Birmingham, WolverhaMpeors, sad Mom Valley shares et 81. to be quoted in the official list. - The half-yearly report of the directors of the Sambre and .Meuse Railway Company shows an in crease of 4,5591. in the receipts, together with a diminution in the working expenses. A dividend of be. per share, or equal to 2iper cent. per annum, is accordingly reoommended. At the annual meeting of the Globe Insurance Company, held yesterday (Mr. John Edward John son, chairman ; Mr. Sheffield Reeve, deputy chair man), the usual dividend of 5 per cent. per annum (free of income tax) was declared. Colonel Elsey, the retiring auditor, was re-elected. We are informed that the allotment of the shares of the Metropolitan Railway Carriage and Wagon Company cannot be completed before Tuned . The particulars are published of NI Bonds, re preeenting 67,8001. of the Danish Three per Cent. Loan, which have been purchased and cancelled. Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. announce the half-yearly dividends on Louisiana State Sterling Five per Cent. Bonds and Quebec City Sterling Six per Cent. Bonds. The position of the market for American secu rities is noticed as follows by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co.:During * the week the basilicas in American stocks has been exoeedintly limited, and quotations for State sad ! Railroad securities are generally lower. Bosuns: AT TIM Bow itatissw STATION, AND . The Celestial has arrived from China with Armor= MONDIML—'Phis (Fr iday ) minim soesiderable 310,6001b5. of tea. excitement was mated is the perish of Bow owiag to OA It appears that papers from the Cape of Good Miami* to commit a Wean 93 the BOW 141489 47 9444914 Hope as late as those by the Screamer were re- It appears that some rem, at premed unknown, boob- valved on the 19th inst. at the Jerusalem Coffee the window of the statics, sod shoe aim* the _ . had tad the amain , b at ea t o l i mn house, per the St. Lawrence, from Calcutta. Um auk taken foe the FAlSTr is llaill. had lima i The Emigration Commissioners have engaged removed everaien. As "891001 MAO% the Rajasthan forth, conveyance of passengers from No. 450 of the A a‘matl 1110 Birkenhead to Brisbane. aide 112 a, aol v* Z The return of the Bank of England for the week =whim fee the nenases Wins him into swum . We a ' a iik at bl ew wit th e h eat c;fiVi, Apnl 23, compared with that for the pre mearine KIM 'thee beiwyeampoa. with felled Wm te news weals, shows the following champ*: the rem& The mai then made a tarn down Relfeed,' Mae t 30,955,210 leave se £408,025 /Is=sa. MA wowsberdsas *Os mew fllwatadisi 14024,550 Darlene nous sa wastabis. Hi was Teo— %hilt 5.534.973 Inereasi 309,841 I:emseible, sod robber nessint to pi clear off. Other dapedle...o..ai 15,914,247 I.IIOMMIS 2049K7 windedera was ationerd apes by Dr. Gleam, but Gewenlami simeraili= It • al& 111( -poi wart* . . 11,210,765 Ne shames. . MINES.-{THIS DAY.) Two o'CLool. The mining market is not active to-day, only a moderate amount of business having been done. Prices show very little alteration, compared with those current yesterday. Wheal Seton shares are firmer, at 184 to ISt Great Wheal Fortune are quoted 24 to 25, and Marks Valley, 10 to }. In foreign and colonial mining shares there is no movement of the least importance. Linares Mining shares remain dull and are marked 7 and et en; zd 171 1 id OD Ii tai DO 106 11 109 0 psr T 1 113 1 N IN 101 W ,0 1113 11 1 .41 WI. ir II r • pai 6 r 1 .1▪ ' 3 3 19 in 4 N W O 9 110 10 W 19 r. Oilkorawatilsa la banns &variant Omani tallioa a both *prawn 17,172,204 Lorna 428,770 lima day an other Ma 631,193 barna 3,7 06 RJR 1%. E 3,008,559 Inane 3. 092 - - 9,9.10,860 r __ NO, in menu lncrease 00T,d40 Total rearm (notes k coin in banking department). 1.0.797,844 lemmas 826,386 These figures show a larger increase in the Bank's resources than has been presented for a long time past. The addition to the reserve is not lees than 825,385/., and to the bullion 428,7701. BANK 0/ INOLAND.—As Amount pursuant to the Act Ilk sad Oh Vie., e. 4 tar the week ending on Wednesday, Apra tt,ltti nIII7I DE Notes lamed '110,966,210 ii 3.066.110 I MUMPS M Prepti.ton' Oagitel AMMAN Rost BKAMO Palille Deposits (in• chiding 7xcheq., Bar. Banks, Com mis. of National Debt, and Dlv. AccU.) Other Deposit 16,114517 Bevan day =dollar Bills ---- 1189.713,V11 April 11,11 MM Marmon , . Gcrverument debt Jll,OllOlO Other securities.— 1604,111111 Gold cola and bul lion Silver bullion ... • . • PAreleerf. goverment &Ku ritles docluding Dead Weight An nuity) Othea ocadwa..o :mri mm flea 11:80%73014:,99,861 C 30,772,712 MARSHALL, Chief Cashier. THOWIDAT Learnta. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93f to 940, both for money and the Bth of May, opened and closed to-day at 931 to 94. The official business report is as follows :--Three per Cent Consols, for money, 990, 94, 94 ; ditto for account (May 8), 94 ; Beni Stock, 938, 'three per Cents. Reduced, j, ; s pew Three per Cents., 920, 0,0, ; India 2280; ditto Five per 10eut. , 108#, ; ditto Four per Cent Debentures, 1884, 1000 ; ditto Bonds, 308., 275. prem. ; Four per Cent. " en faced " rupee paper, 91 ; ditto Five per Cent., 101 4 i• e hate' Five per Cent stock was quoted 106( to 11 ; India Bonds, 27a. to We. prem. ; and Each.- 'quer Bills 17a. to 90s. prem. The foreign stock market was likewise quiet COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. lUSS-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The mother yeeterday was exceedingly firm. This morsioA k.h ther i e ms was a heavy dorm with thunder brigh ti n d light aig e. Tae wind is from the west.l Hord grown wheat conlimese is very short supply. Floor modsiate. Bulgy rather mare liberel, but sot many beam, per, or suds in acidities to last day's totals. Malt meleale sheet. Scotch oats not mash drover, and no Irish. The foreign arrivals of wheat are mall Awe WoduesditY. principally Premiss. Several barrels of Soar reported from Amines, and • wool el begs from Adelaide. Barley sail eats acme in itd. A good quantity el Foist India liaised dada cargo et beers from Igypt. Tbe wheat trade today tally mantels' late quotations. and foreign held with mace drinneen. Floor fully equal Mooday's prime, and a fair trade doing. Beriey.—Fos malting rather dearer, other sorts fully en dear. - Mak reedy. orb.- - giro trade, sad worth about 6d. more than tat week for fine um. Deane end pre rather better dermal at full prices. Seeds.-Linesed and reposed about the rme value, but trade not so active. Olovereeed fully as dear. Other mode without PLOATlNt a tisaosi bald firmly at late quotations. WHIAS-raglisb : &sex and Bent, white, new, 55e. I. 62e.; ditto, fine eld, -.. to -s.; ditto, rod, new, 51s. to Wu: ditto, flee old, -e. to --e. ; Norfolk, ko., fine old, -a. to -s.; red, new, --u to --a Forage : Dantaie, 6U to INe.; Ike, 64a. to 635.; extra, 65e. to 67e.• 7Loaipberg, 57u te 625.; ditto, extra, 64e. to 72e.; Rostask, extra, 604. to 63e.; Meekleabarg, Mk to 62e. ; Elekerrerk ditto, -a. - American while, 595. to 625.; ditto, red, 655. to 575.; Mae: disa, 66.. to 57.. BANAT. -Zastlth mat • , 375. to 38e. ; fine, 42a ; aims,Ma. to 315.; and • • Ik. to 345. per qr.; foreign grad*, 11. to De.; ditto ' 31.. to 335. Mau.- lam sad Norfolk, bk to . 635. ; fine, 63e. toll% ; and Ware, 65e. to 684.; brown, 60e. to Nu One. feed. 21e. Od. to Mk. Od. ; potato. Mr to NA tw m22a to 27a. Baum 34e. to 95e. ; know, 36a. to 395. ; rMk Iss i d o karelge, Marais 3 ke et a l 325. ; Wok, t s o l 37e. ; lea. to Mk ; 32 to 33e. Paaa Mk to 405.: w sad b lue, 39e. to 42e. ; -a to -a.; grey, 365. to 37e.; hog, 375. to Mk ; 35e. to Mr Rerun.- terws.44u to 46e.; ditto flee, 49.. to 655.; asuntry, db. to fife. ; Norfolk sad Suffolk, 365. to 41e.; French, -e. to -a pa oak; U.S. sweet, 29r. to 31..; Oesedian. 28s. to 311. ; Openleh, -s. te -a Maus Ocut3.-IFhite. Rh. to 34e. ; yellow, 30s. to Us. Flaunt; Cancers , all 0. F. and L -Wheat : Boa& sash mod Marianople, per 411205 e., 46a. to 50e. ; Mirka, 45e. tons. ; !cons Odra, par 4801ba, red, 42.. tul 4 4 a ; white, - • Danube and eftkak 46.. to 475. ; lig= 3d. to 37e. Barley : Rapala and Syrian, per 224. to Fis. ; Meer and Dean* du, 235. to 245. Buns s Egyptlea, per 48011..,31e. to 325. Mare : Odra andOelats, per tiefilbk, 31e. Od. to 39e. ; Terme end Bulgarian, per 4801 k.., 31.. Od. to 33e. ; Fereek, do., -s. to -a. ; Atinerken, do., 295. to SOL ; Egyptian, fireau-Canary geed, per qr., 42.. to 50s. ; Hemp stead, per qr., 46e. to 60s. ; Mustard seed, per bushel. white, 6s. to 9s. ; rani, 7s. to 10e. ; linseed, per qr.. onsehing, Mk to 68e. ; Linseed oaks% logliah, per toe. 111. Oa. to 121. Os. •, Americas, thin, in Mlme.. per toe, 121. Os. to 121. 10e.; do., in hage,lll. Os. to 111. 10s.; Baltic, W. to IX. Os. ; Marseilles, 101. to 101. 101.: Rape arse. 61. Os. to 71. ; Tarr, per bushel, winter, fla. to 9s. Od. ; Raps. said, Runtish, per qr., 64.. to 72e. - . - -- I.IIII.IVII4IiiTOLONDON MOM AP/LIL 21 TO AP= 2b. isilki ma &Melt Maks. limras. Wbso. Balm I 711 I — 6O I 7 4L 0 OM• lBOl .... le2o Malt l4lO Mot. Walk 118 mob ; torcbio, 1710 rata. IC B OO bris. XIIfOING LA2111.-(THII! DAY.) ficia.ta.—There Ins been more demand from Teasers for West India descriptions. and a fair amount of hairlines Ina been transacted, but at moderate prime ; other descriptiona are dull of rale and no ions of importance are reported except two Hooting cargoes sold for the United Kingdom- ono of Cuba, at 22a a landing weights, and one of low brim* Bahia, at 20s. Refined : The supply continues limited, and, Floes age fully impported. 00111131.—The supplies brought to public sale are readily taken off at full prices, and for Native Ceylon firmer prices have been paid. Jamaica sold, good to fine ordinary 765. to 7 8 s. ; low to good middling, Ms. 6d. to 88s. 6d. Native Cei7l o o c n o , good to doe ordinary bold, 725. to 73a. 6d. A has sold at previous prices. Trinidad, middling to fine, 50s. to 775. 6d. TU.—Figs qualities have sold readily, and there is alas a better demand for other descriptions. Rule—The market has been doll, and only a limited bud. nen has been transacted. • _ _ . RIM —At;paliceale of Java the prism milted were It under those of the previous sale ; middling to good w►ite so ld, lee. to lea. ed. ; privately the market is nail active. — iiitrr.—Carreate have sold steadily g full prices ; com mon to middling sold at Ns. to 265. Other description' of fruit are unaltered. _ _ 'Ws; genenlry hive maintained previous prices, but there is not much activity in the demand. Sacrryttti.—At full I,ooobsgs have been mold, re. traction 51 to 3t, 9d. to 40s. fkl. ; sad 100 tons for az. rival at 395., reraon 5. Carron cootinnes firm. 1,000 bales mold. Jars.—The market is dull and inactive. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is stowly. Towt tallow is quote4l 455. 0(1. sot cask ; Petersburg Y.O. oa the spot, 4435. Gd. ; October to December, 49a ; Juno, 47e. ; July to September, 475. 6d. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) DlADlMMAlL.—Priess.—Eildes 661bs. to 6 lbs., 31. to ; Who. to 721b5., hid. to ; Tabs. to 801bs.. so aid. • 488 . Nibs to Ma, nd. ; bins. to dgd. to Hone lulls, 80. 6d. to 10s. Calf skim, light, S. be 4s. ; idl. Gs. ButuroNoart.-83toey skips : Haltbrads, 10t. Od. 12s. Od. ; downs, Oa. Ad. to Bs. 6d. ; Wit" td. to Is.; sheaths's, la. ld. to la. 2d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THLS DAY.) • Pattaadan and Smith Newt s fah' dams& for both a•rr sod old bora, the former of which are becoming scam, sad gradailly admix* in price. Currency :-11111 mid East Heats, 61. 6s. to 101. 10e. ; Weald Bouts, 81. to 71. 104. ; Siam, 61. lbo. to 71. Ti. COAL MARKET.-(TELS DAY.) Walls Bad Hebb, 17U 6d ; Walls End Mame; 17a. 3d. ; Walls Bod Slaymb 16a. Id. ; Walls Ead balk H e ws, 17s. 3d. ; Walla Bed Tow, 17a. ; Walls Boa Brad* Hob" 16s. 9d. ; Walls Ead Basta Hatton. 162. ed. ; Wells Ead both Hellos, lea. 6d. ; Ead Hawk Hall, ; Walls End Oarop, 16e. 6d. ; Wa s E a ffilea Hob 15s. ; Walla Bad Hotta* Lyons. lb 614 Walls Ed Whitverh, lb 3d. ; Walker Priaron. lb. 481. ; Tenfold Maar Batas, is.. b. ; Grey's Hartley. 141. 96. ; Having's Hartley, lb. 34.-63 ships at market MO ... 112 i 171 I fi s el li a "' I ue I ~- 2 pa 1 U 7' oft F 0 5 ,561 "Mai ...5 061 1 1460 10.)06 20,000 10.0001 1011 I 1 4 i i ' m; .... "I 1 3 oar - - - nil 2s ■i r - 'U id 3