The Express. — London, England, 1868-05-11 00:00:00

SECOND EDITION.I LAW IN'rELLIGENCE.-CTHIS DAY.) BAIL COURT. mtxr . at Nia& Prhs. —(Before Mr. Justice Batmen and a Otwareas .107.) PARSONS P. PARMUS. Ti.j4 VA an action brought by the plaintiff, Miss jija,iida Parsons, against thedefendant, who was her great u pd r , residing at Darlington, to recover the sum of •J!!. for services rendered to the defendant as an' evanueuais and companion. There was also a count for , elai..ler. The defendant pleaded several pleas, denying tit. liability. Digby Seymour, Q.C., and Mr. Steel were counsel !or the plaintiff ; Mr. Serjeant Robinson and Mr. Bailey for the defendant. It appeared that the defendant, who was an old gentle-' rat, 76 years of age, required in January, 1866, some one' ;,. be in constant attendance upon him, and to act as his and engaged the defendant for that purpose, 01 in return for which services she was to receive her mard and lodging and 25/. a year pocket money, and to be t.eared ash's daughter. She accordingly went to Darlington stayed there for a considerable time performing those :Atka till her health began to fail her, and she found ,he could not accompany him in the phaeton in all evithers, and told him so, whereupon he gave her a ;orinal month's notice to leave, and before that time ex ; teed peremptorily expelled her from his service, and her, before his housekeeper, of being dishonest. At the conclusion of the plaintiff's case Mr. Digby yinour and Mr. Serjeant Robinson adjourned into the I,..,rned judge's room and came to an arrangetcent that a v. r,l,et should be entered for the plaintiff, damages Mil., m 1 a f ull retraotation of any expressions of the defendant the plaintiff might have thought conveyed an imps. n of dishonesty. Tvz Eyßw i mApTi the prisoner telling tee that be would murder ate if I did not get np. I got up at the time that the prisoner did, and he then made for the street door, at the same time seising a bran esadiestiek, and on my alio* ins to seize hold of him again he struck me a blow as the heed with the candlestiok, cutting lay head and bending the candlestick, and as the prisoner got eat of the street door I called oat so step him, sad a yang man knocked him down, and he we. taken into custody. The prisoner —I went to the wrong house, it appears. (Laughtar.) . . Tlie Rev. Thomas Berney said—The bag predated is my property, and contains valuable papers, and also a pair of boots, and it is always kept on the sofa. Robert Anderson, a young man residing at Camden passage, Islington-green, • French polisher, said I was going along Newman-aireet on Saturday evening when I beard screams and tussling in the passage of No. 91, followed directly aherwards by screams of ' Murder " from the first floor window. Presently the street door opened and some one from the inside said, on my pushing the door " Don't open it, es he will get away. The prisoner then came out as be was doing so beating tke Konog woman back, and I knocked him down and held im down till • constable came, and he was then taken into custody. Paul Burger, , 109 said—l took the prisoner into custody, an on the way he threw away • key which bad been Sled so as to open latch doors. Mr. Tyrwhitt (to the witness Anderson)—ln what con- dition was the young woman when you saw bee Witness—She was bleeding from the head, and her hair was all about her face. ♦t the request of the police, the prisoner was remanded. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SCHOOL SOCIETY. (THIS DAY.) The annual meeting of this society was held this morning is the large room of the 80-rough-road School, and was very numerously attended. The previous examination of the children took place in thepremince of Lord Lyveden and many other leading frieudsof the institution. It had been announced that the chair at the meeting would be taken by Earl Russell, but his lordship was prevented from attending by indisposition. A note from the countess to the secretary, dated Pembroke-lodge, Richmond, this morning, in which she expressed, on the noble earl's behalf and her own, deep regret that, for the reason before mentioned, they could not be present, was read to the meeting. Under these circumstances the chair was occupied by Mr. J. G. BARCLAY. From the report it appeared that there ►re in training at the Borough-road 69 young men, and at Stockwell, 102 young women, all of whom are in residence. The report of her Majesty's inspectors upon the state of these train ing colleges was eminently satisfactory. Of the 164 students of both sexes presented at the last Christmas examination for certificates there was but one failure, while 141 pained in the first and second divisions. One hundred and twenty schools bad been supplied with teachers during the year, and nearly all the students of the second year had been re quired to go out for periods varying from three weeks to two months, to supply schools which must otherwise have been closed or have lost the government grant. At the model school for boys in the Borough-road, 1179 children had been admitted, and at the girls' school at the Borough-road there are PM children. The practising schools for girls and infants at Stockwell are quite full, and many are waiting for aimission. The agency depart ment of the society's operations, which includes the in spection of schools, conferences with committees, the conduct of public examinations, dee., continues to be much valued, and very successful. Chiefly through this agency fifty new schools have been opened this year, 21 are in course of erection in Wales alone, and many have been enlarged and improved. The desire to obtain government aid is increasing on every hand. Eighty-two grants of school materials have been made during the year, 38 being to new schools and 12 to foreign parts. An extended correspondence has been maintained with missionaries and others abroad. One teacher has gone out to establish and conduct a training school for teachers in Madagascar, another as secretary to the Board of Education and inspector of schools in the Bahamas, and a third was likely to sail in August to the South Seas. The balance-sheet for the year showed a deficit of 381. 131., the receipts from all sources being 14,490!. 91., and the expenditure 14,529/. 2s. Sir J. KAY SHUTTLERORTH, in moving the adoption of the report, adverted to the great loss which had been sus tained in the death of Lord Brougham, by the cause of education, is which his lordship took a most active and useful part in parliament and elsewhere. (Cheers.) And in doing so he alluded to the fact that his lordship had taken therhair at meetings of that society. He alsoreforred to the deceased nobleman's services in connection with the aboliti m of slavery, and other movements tending to the ►melioration of the condition of mankind ; adding that he thought such an occasion as that ought not to be allowed to pass without an acknowledgment of what was due to Lord Brougham's memory, and an expression of sympathy with his relatives at this great national loss. (Cheers.) The hon. baronet also expressed his sense of the valuable and long continued aid rendered to the society by its president— Earl Russell. (Cheers.) Mr. J. PEASE, in seconding the resolution, also spoke of the good services of Lord Brougham in connection with the origin and progress of the society. Considering, he said, that his lordship was 35 years of age when the battle of Waterloo was fought, it was amazing that his mighty intellect should have re tained its vigour down to the present year. After a life of great and vigorous enterprise he had departed, and his memory would be long cherished by his countrymen, and especially by those who held the principles of non-sectarian education, which had been always advocated in that room. (Cheers.) The report was adopted, and other epeechea in support of the society ware delivered, Large quantities of Egyptian wheat are now being exported to France from the port of Southampton. One of the most beautiful sights in England is the apple orchards in the Va!e of Blackmore, in the south of England. They are now in full bloom, and there is every prospect of a very large fruit crop. The cider made in the Vale of Blackmore is considered superior to Devon• shire cider in the West of England, and is remarkably cheap at the present time. ST. NAZAIRE, MAY 11.—The Transatlantic Corn patty's steamer Panama has arrived here, from Vera Crux on the 15th ult. She brings 361 passengers, and 11,300,000 francs, in epode. The health of all on board is excellent. SOUTHAMPTON, MAY 11. —The Hamburg and American company's steamer Teutonia, from New York, has arrived here with 73 passengers for this port, Havre, and Hamburg, 44 sacks of mails, 152,458 dollars for London, 30,000 dollars for France, 25,000 dollars and 606 tons of cargo for Hamburg. On the Bth she spoke the English ship Wandsworth, and on the 9th the Hamburg ships Eleetri and Henan, steamer Saxoeia, Ame rican ship Chapman. The Tentonia's news has been anti- INDIA. (atria's 27LIGILLII.) BOMBAY, MAY *. ?lbs. skirtings, dr. 14a. ; kilbs. ditto, 6r. 14a. ; Ws mule twist, 120. ; market steady. Cotton quiet : Dhollerah, 250 r. Shipments of the week, 41,000 bales. Exchange on London, 2s. Old. Freighta to Liverpool, 50s. CALCUTTA, MAT 1. 71bs. shirting., sr. 14a. ; 811bs. ditto, 7r. 4a. ; 31bs. Madapollams, 2r. Ba. ; 40's mule twist, 61 ; market dull. Cotton, 191 d. Rapeseed, 3r. 4a. Linseed, 4r. Exchange on London, Is. 11 13-16 d. Four per Cent. Government Securities, 931 ; Five per Cent. Government Securities, 1081 ; Five-and a-Half per Cent. ditto, 1131. Freights to Eng land, 775. 6d. The Bank of Bengal has raised ita rate of dis count } per cent. BrITING IN LONDON.-(THIS DAY.) 2.30, P. M. The heavy settling consumed a great portion of the morning, and speculation on future events was necessarily limited. For the Great Northern Handicap, Blickhoolie firmly maintained his positi o n of first favourite at 5 to 2, while upwards of 2,0001. was in vested on Beauty at 5 to 1 and 4 to 1. Fertunio and West wick were also backed for good money. To these four the wagering was mainly confined. Very little was done on the Derby. Prices as fellow: GREAT NORTHERN. 3 to 2 apt Blinkboolle (t and off) 4 to I Beauty (t) 6 to 1 Fortnnio (t) 7 to 1 Westwiet (t) 10 to 1 Geant des B►tailles (off) 100 to 8 Honesty (t) ]OOO to 40 Beanstalk (t) DERBY. 3to 1 apt Lady Elizabeth (off) 9 to 1 Speculum (t) 1000 to 10 Betrayal (t) CRICKET.-(THIS DAY.) M.C.C. AND GROUND v. ROYAL ARTILLERY. The eighty-first season of this aristocratic club was commenced this morning at Lord's, the weather being fine and the wickets in good playing order, though some what hard. There was • good attendance of spectators. The play coinmenoed at half-past 12 ; the Artil lery, having won the toss, put in Lieutenant. Colonel Milman and Captain Hammond. Jiggins (a Cambridgeshire colt) commenced the attack at the colonel's wicket. Hia first over consisted of half volleys to leg, which got pnniahed to the extent of three runs. Price (a Notts oolt) bowled from the Pavilion end. In his third over he lowered the gallant colonel's middle stump, after making 12, by • three, four twos., and a single. One for 13. Mr. Willis wss bowled the first ball by an off-stump shooter. Mr. Dnthy wss caught at mid off ; and at half-past 1 o'clock the score stood thus : Lieut.-Colonel Milman, b. Price Captain Hammond, not out Willis, b. Price Duthy, c. Ellie, b. Agatha THE ATTEMPTED MURDER AT NORTON-FOLGATE. LATEST PARTICULARS.-(THIS DAY). Mrs. Grossmith is still living, and her recovery isnot considered impossible. The youth Mackay has at present evaded the police. THE EXTRAORDINARY OUTRAGE BY BOYS IN TES CITY. At the Mansion-house this morning the two boys Arthur Forrester Smith, 15, and Hector Augustus Smith, 13, were brought before the Lord Mayor, in charge of Sergeant Mow, the detective officer, for further examination, upon the charge of feloniously wounding )fury Anne Nano, with intent to murder her. Alderman Sir It. Carden and Alderman Camden were on the bench during the proceedings• It will be recollected that, at the last examination, it was proved that the prosecutrix was the housekeeper of the premises No. 2, Catherine-court, Seething-lase. The pri soners were connected with the prosecutrix by marriage, and it appeared that they bad secreted themselves in the cellar, no doubt for the purpose of committing a robbery in the house, and while they were actually engaged in breaking open a box in the room of the prosecutrix, and from which they took a sum of about M., the prosecut rix came into the room. The two young ruffian. immediately commenced a most brutal attack upon the unfortunate woman, and beat her upon the head with a mallet, in flicting such injuries thereby that for some days her life was despaired of. She is now, however, happily out of danger, and it is expected that she will recover. The pri soner,, when they were placed at the bar, seemed to have lost a great deal of the hardihood which charge i terised them at the first examination. Inspector Tillcock handed inscertificate from Guy's Hospital, which wee to the effect that the proeecutrix was programing favourably, but was not in a condition to attend the marl at present to give her evidence. He 'eked fora remand fora week. The prisoners, who said nothing, were ►ooordingly ie. mended for a week. ALARMING MOTH AT ASHTON. The Manchester papers of to-day contain accounts of a serious riot which commenced last night ►t Ashton. under-Lyne, between the Irish and English, or Murphy lies and Catholics. Much damage has been done in Flag- Ors, an Irish neighbourhood. It was reported that several persons had been shot, and that a person named Molls wee dead. A large number of special! constables have been sworn in, and the borough was much excited.l THE LATE BIRMINGHAM BANKING CON. PANE The Birmingham Post understands that actions have been commenced against three of the directors of the late banking company. The defendants are Mr. B. Gibbing, Mr. S. W. Lama, and Mr. F. I. Welch. ARTISTS' BENEVOLENT FUND. The tifty-ninth anniversary dinner of the mem bers of this fund took place on Saturday evening at the Freemasons' Tavern, Sir F. GRANT, President of the Royal Academy, in the chair. Ameegst those present were Viscount Hardinge, Sir Thomas Gabriel, Mr. H. W. Phillips, secretary to the Artiste' General Benevolent Fund; Mr. H. O'Neil, R.A. ; Mr. Foley, B.A. • Captain Deighton, Mr. Samuel Cousins, Mr. B. Ferrere.kr. M. Barry, Dr. O'Connor, ac. A subscription of 600 f. was announosd during the wane of the proceedings. - - CLERKENWELL. cipated. •ERIOL's (MARGIE OF CUTTING AND WOUNDING. PLYMOUTH, MAT 11.—The Royal Mail Steam- One of the oldest clergymen in England is the ~ • lox Spitler, of Baldwin's-gardens, was charged before chi TSManisa with the West India and P acific =a l, Rev. Mr. Beadoo, the rector of North Stoneha m , near .• I 'ooke with cutting and wounding James Blackburn, - has just arrived in the Sound. Southampton, and canon of Wells Cathedral. This ~ inpositor. • I ..• parties have cohabited together for the past ten BOMBAY (HEAVY) MAIL, GIBRALT AR , M AY 10. venerable clergyman is 91 years of age, and en j o y s ex i.. On Saturday, the defendant had been drinking, The R i pon left at 1. p.m. to-day for Southampton, where °silent health. i was sent for some supper by the complainant, who she may be looked for about the 15th inst. OUTWARD BIRD-MURDER ON SOUTHAMPTON-00ITMON.—For '.• is bed, reading. She returned unnofiftd by biro, some days past two or three persons have bean stalking MAIL of APRIL 25-- MAY I.—Scat, May 9.—The S uma t ra -• ". without any warning, committed a violent a s sau lt the common with guns, intent on shooting cuckoos and . , i. him with a atone jug. The injuries received by the sailed at midnight for Bombay. Clears off all misgo, other migratory birds. These offenders deserve to be well • 1• : unant were so serious that it was necessary to re- A New CLERK or Assns.—lt is said that Chief punished. The gun nuisance is bad enough in winter .• in - ~. tool to the Royal Free Hospital in the Gray's-inn- Justice &mill has appointed his son. Mr. William Bevil], the spring and summer months is is intolerable. The Clerk of Andre on the Western Circuit. The salary is nightingale trappers are again at their unwelcome despoil ;u said that what she had done was in self- about 1,0001. a year, and the duties of the office are cor- lug Practices, and before the birds are any of them in full song the probability is that most of them now in this ~. i.. it. the complainant first assaulted her, but this respondingly important. There is, of course, no reason ided by the complainant. ' why a judge should not appoint his own son to any office neighbourhood will find their way to the London market. •'• • rook.: said that this was • case fora jury, but to i s his gift, assuming him to the necessary qualifi. Hanle Advertiser. .' ~. d the defendant. MARLBOROUGH- STREET . .% corsatatoca SERVANT GIRL . cations. Chief Justice Bowifl7= i y a few months ago, ex- 1 FIBB IN THE VICTORIA DOUR ROAD.—During pressed the most lively indignation against one of our con- ; last night and this (Monday) morning several fi res hag- - temporaries who ventured to impute to him the fault of . paned in the metropolitan brigade district. One which , , - . , /i• •otz, a rough-looking young man, who re- nepotism t and be hie probably satisfied himself that no was attended with a serious lose of property oceumed in - ins .01.1 m., was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with such charge can be successfully made against him in the the premises belonging to Mr. J. Book, wholesale sad re -1,1...:. 4 No. 91, Newman - street , Oxford-street, a black present instance. But it must be admitted that the tail stationer, sites* 5, Victoria Dock-road, and it Wee not ."''' •r lug containing valuable papers, he. the prop er ty appointment which he has just made to this lucrative extinguished until the building, the stock.in.tcade, he., 4. btitnoll lodging in the house, and also with I once requires exPlauadea• last _Par. according wee entirely 54141'00d •.•-ztly 46.vuilting Elizabeth M'Farlan, a young woman , to to Hart's Army List, the new Clerk of Assize, INCENDIARISH IN Bucas.—There were last week -: , ..0,i t" 51n. - Jane Allen, landlady of the house. '1 Mr. William Channel! Bovill, was junior lien. 1 two more incendiary fires on farms In the vicinity of kyilso; 1 . ...1, dwdl• 11 *r:whin said, on Saturda y nht, about 11 I tenant in her Majesty's 16th Lancers. This bury. The first was on • farm of Mr. CL•ries Pickering's, • ...A. Oh osturning from getting the beer, in yew he no longer figures in the regiment. But se yet the ,at Reath and Reach, and two large stacks of straw were itow c , ii.., i •- .. A llen, called me into the parlour, an d young gentleman has neither been called to the bar, nor I destroyed. A farm labourer named Wil li am Spay gave ..nO that a black bag belonging to a ge n. Las he enrolled himself amongst solicitors or 'Luanne*. I himself up, saying he had fired the property In order s 0 i 27,44 who black the parlous, but who was At least hie name appear in no law net 1110 which we ibe transporte d se be bad neither work nor food. He was ~4 where of towo had been removed from the have had "cue. If, in the opinion of the Chief , taken before the Rev. G. E. Wbyley and committed for ~ , late it wit 'alwe e s hem,. Di rec tly of Justice of the Common Pleas, a young cava. officer , trial. The other Si. was on the promises of Mr. Joh* ,I . euistroi., kicked spinet the bag, which was on in fit to be clerk of maize, the salary is evously 1 nommen, a fanner, at Little Heropdeu, snd she= . i 4.,; :zr, and on looking about the room we found the i i extravagant, and ought at once to be Ted. lnter waa kft,le boy of 13, who, in company of .„_,. t:role the table. The prisoner then got up and' If, on the other hand, thi s ox-lieutenant of rivalry Is' . gratin, went to • heap of de, fume, lighted his pit and . . , , , ' Whi : ode the street door, and struck me with the beer unfit to discharge the duties of the important legal a&ce then threw the burning lueifer-matoh upon it. the ex. f ~,,, C 4 I bad placed on the table, and as he was which he now holds, the Chief Justice has not only oacri- tending to, and totally consuming, two of the farm-sheds. • unit towards me to strike me again I knocked ked Public to Private interest, but hie committed an sot The young miseresat, John Rabbles, inked his mato to y, d e _ ~.., __,7 mil fell on him, and then bed him down. e y' eu i dest the passage, and struggled hard together, • • a g an the lime. My mistress want up uk ai m of nepotism happily in these days without preosdent. We "keep unfit," but he at once went and told. The Aylee trust that the case will attract the attention of some b ur y magistrate', who beard the case en Ba u d er, thi n k. member of the House of Commons, and call forth such ins corporal punishment preferable to a term of imprison ,r, screamed " Murder !" out el the window. =Planation as the Chief Justice has to o ff er.—J)4l4 went, ordered that he should be oorreoted by his father by Miulued strugglin g together for some time, Pert* mew of a birch red. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. • •• ngi at Niai Prins. (Before Boon Martin and a Special Jury.) TILE ATVORNEY•CINNICIRAL V. MTEVERIS. - - - - • ...is was an inforrnation against the defendant, a law ..,t toner in Bell-yard, Fleet-street, to recover two penalties • W. each for not anewng himself to the income tax in e years 1865 and 1866. The matter arose out of an luiry which took place into the defendant's claim for npensation in consequence of his premises being re .tred for the new law courts. _ _ _ The Solicitor• General, Mr. J. Locke, Q.C., and Mr. I f..mptott Hutton appeared for the Crown, and Mr. Q.C., and Mr. H. G. IVi ll iame for the defen _:.nt. When the jury had entered the box an arrangement was -de under which two gentlemen who had been e ngaged : the compcompensation case were to examine the defendant's , k•, n the event of it being found that the corn .....,doners of inoome-tax had under-assessed him he was • 1.4 the difference. 311. Ilawkine said the defendant was anxious that it he understood that the proceeding against him was :.t for having made a false return, but for not having himself to the income-tax. . . ser.het for the crows, with a nominal sum of 1001., then entered, it being intimated that the penalties tild not be enforced. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Acting-Commiseloser aazlitt.) DI EX HERBERT VINGOL. Tr,. bankrupt, described as a promoter of public com p. Ll—, of Arlington-square, Islington, applied for his from custody. His debts are 1,4411.; as-igned of fialare habib ties incurred for others w ithout any ~1.. tto himself. He wani custody at the snit of the n, :al Auction, Sainte, and Monetiry Company. )1: Chidley supported the applioation. Mr. Wood opposed for the detaining creditor, on the .-• .:.1 that the bankrupt had expressed an in of going to New Zealand if he were d ; also that no benefit would accrue estate from bra release, there being . et., And that he bad passed under the name of and had taken apartments in that name. iuukrupt denied these allegations, and pledged his oath that he had no intention of leaving the ....... Honour said We must not place any reliance on maeurs round the corner. If the detaining • litor cannot make out s stronger caw, I adl not keep the bankrupt in custody. if • .:n• 11.t‘c nail by way of a joke that he was about to go • 's Zeal.ind, but Ido not think that it is very likely, •dI c,rtanaly should nut recommend him to go there. liwtion ...gh.) punted. MIDDLESEX SEISSIONS. (THIS DAY.) May general sessions of the pesos for the county ‘ll.l.lleses was commenced this morning at the Sea house, Clerkenwell-green, before Sir William Henry -.Hun, knight, assistant-judge ; Mr. Joseph Payne, ,uty, and the following magistrates of the °minty :- 51 licnry Pownall (chairman of the court), Sir James , • r, Mr. 11.11.rwood Harwood, Mr. Baster, Mr. George ll 01.., Mr. H. I,utvisman Taylor, C.C. THE CALEiIUaL cAleodar contains the namasof 131 prisoners for trial . ie custody (not including those out upon bail), 121 tcd for felony, and 10 for misdemeanour. , \EMPLANT PUNI,44MENT OF A BCOUADIUM. . .1 Cilia was brought up to receive the . ht of the court. . .1.-y !instructed by Mr. Froggatt, of Argyll-street) • n• ; Mr. Montagu Williams, instructed by Mr. .1 ... , acfended. tc.• c. w it will be remembered that the prisoner was convicted a session or two ago of obtaining name of money of SOL and 251., from young men, a hoot Le pretended to obtain situations as clerks collectors. The prisoner advertised in the omit Newx, and Daily Telegraph, Hsu as clerks. In two cases brought Ow court the prosecutor, went to the pri. • oho .. , tenoibly carried on the business of house the West end. On the doorpost was • large " Crabb and liowkina" upon it ; iloskins was never seen. When the prawn ' • +Pi: , .1 for the situations, prisoner told them JI.I Le ‘Lry likely young men and would snit ; but • +h t, as they would have large sums of money ._htheir hands be wo uld r eq uire a deposit of Or r. Tne applicants with some difficulty obtained and entered into the prisoner's service at wtek. They had not been in his eervioe t • a.• a few days, when they discovered that he did a••••• , at all as a " house agent." Some large ac •: ), •toko were exhibited, evidently with the intention ' people off their guard, for no business was oat) them. The young men demanded their money tot ned, hut never received one farthing, and dis • they had been swindled. Gordon, C, is answer to Sir W. Bodkin, said • wem .it least ;Mother eases of this nature against the I letters received from the country in ••• 'l l .h , - of the report in the newspapers from per : eho complained of being robbed by the prisoner. "° case a young lady waited upon him, irpted to violate her. Upon one occasion 1...... r was removed from his house at the West-end •• police-station, because be was attacked by a number ri.mt girls who had been defrauded by him and .tend with violence. • Assistant-Judge sentenoed the prisoner to five years' -ervitude. POLICE COURTS.-(THIS DAY.) X 1 4 EVIPRIJ MONEY MARKIIT.--(01q8 DAY.) Wig O'CLOCK. The stock markets are rather firm to-day, and the variations in priors are chiefly in an upward direction. Consols have improved 1-16 per oent.for cub, but are without change for the account• Some of the railway stocks have experienced a moderate advance, owing to purchases by recent speculators for a fall, in anticipation of the fortnightly settlement, which will commence to-morrow. A few of the foreign bonds have likewise risen. The amount of bu sines, generally is limited, the public holding almost entirely aloof from the Stock Exchange, in the present uncertain state of home politics. There is no alteration in the discount market. Short loans on English government securities are obtainable in the Stock Exchange at Ito i per cent. Consols are quoted 94 to 4, with div., for money, and 922, ex div., for the account (June 4), and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 924 to 1. Railway stocks are in request, and a rise of to 1 per cent. has taken place in Caledonian, London and North Western, Great Eastern, and Brighton. The prises are as follows :—Celedonian, 751 to 4; London sad North Western, 1151 to ; Great Western, 531 to 4 ; Midland, 1074 to 4 London and South Western, 90 to 92 ; Great Eastern, 334 to 344 ; Brighton, 534 to 1 ; South Eastern, 744 to 4 ; Metropolitan, 1124 to 4 ; Great Northern, 1024 to 103 ; ditto A, 961 to 974 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 184 to 4 ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 1271 to 1284 ; York and North Midland, 944 to 95 ; Berwick, 1024 to 1034 ; and North British, 334 to 34. The foreign stock market is firm. Egyptian bonds of 1864 are 4 per cent. better,"iF 79 to 80. Brazilian of 1865 are quoted 754 to 76, 'Rowing a rise of 4 ; Peruvian of 1865, 83 to 4, being I higher; the Orel Vitebsk Railway loan, 794 to 4—an advance of 4 ; Chili= of 1867, 954 to 4 ; Italian of 1861, 484 to 4 ; Mexican, 154 to 4 ; Spanish of 1847, 354 to 4 ; Turkish of 1858, 594 to 604 ; ditto of 1862, 62 to 63 ; and ditto of 1865, 341 to 4. Indian government stocks are steady. The Five per Cents. are at 1154 to MI ; the Four, 1014 to 102 ; the Bonds, 18s. to 235. prem. ; and the Five per Cent. debentures, 106 to 4. Bank Stock, 244 to 246 ; and Exchequer Bills, 10s. to 15a. prem. As regard to bank shares, Chartered Mercantile of India have declined 155., the present price being 274 to 28. London and Westminster, 69 to 71 ; ' Union of London, 344 to 4 ; London and County, 514 to 524 ; Anglo-Austrian, 44 to 5 prem. ; London and Brazilian, 30 to 28 dis. ; Imperial Ottoman, 4 to 4 prem. ; and Consolidated, 4 to prem. In the market for miscellaneous shares, Tele graph Construction have declined 55., viz., to 14 to f . National Discount, 4 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 4 to i die.; Credit Foncier, 71 to 7 dis. ; International Financial, 2 to 1 i dia. ; London, Financial, 23 to 21 die. ; Hudson's Bay, 14/ to 14 ; Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent. Preference, 4 to ti ; and Anglo-American, 24 to i. United States 5-20 bonds are without variation, at 74 to f. Erie Railway shares are quoted 45} to I, being i per cent. lower. Illinois Central, 94 to I, showing a rise of } ; and Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures, 24 to 29. The Spanish Colonial Eight per Cent. Loan, fully paid up, is at 91 to 91} ; and the Scrip, 2 to li dia. The True Briton has arrived from Melbourne with 120,0001. in gold. RALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. Home railway stocka continue in demand. Com pared with the prices above given Great Northern A showed a rise of 1 per cent., while Great West ern, Midland, and London, Chatham, and Dover are Ito better. In the foreign stock market Mexican and Peruvian of 1865 have declined 1 to 1. United States 5-20 Bonds are flt lower. The English funds exhibit no movement. Were it not for the uncertain position of the Ministry and of home politics, a distinct im provement would probably take place, the aspect of foreign affairs being tolerably satisfac tory, and there being no disposition to attach undue importance to the indications of an impending but alight advance in the value of money. The fact that the terms at the Bank of England are now practically below those current at other discount establishments renders it improbable that the quarter will end without an advance in the rate to n per cent.; but, assuming this to be the extent of the probable change, it must be ob vious that whether the rate of discount be 2 or 21 per cent. can make little practical difference as regards profit or loss in ordinary mercantile or financial transactions. The fact that the amount of gold on the way to this country from Australia and America is almost unprecedented, and the prospect that any advance in the rates here would attract a portion of the enormous amounts of capital now unemployed on the Continent, encourage a belief that the value of money will remain very moderate for a considerable time to come. The half-monthly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will begin to-morrow (" con tinuation day ") and end on Thursday. The Master of the Rolls attended specially at Chambers on Saturday to hear the application of the official liquidator of the Humber Iron Works a n d Shipbuilding Company (Limited), that he might be allowed to pay • further dividend of 2s. 6d. in the pound to the creditors. The application was opposed by Mr. Bagshawe on behalf of the ass i gnees o f Ssznuelson's estate, who claimed to be creditors for 70 0001, on the ground that a sufficient sum should be met aside to meet the dividends on their claim. After hearing the official liquidator the Master of the Rolls granted his application, and the dividend will be payable to the creditors it the offices of Means. Chatteris, Nichols, and Chatter* Gresham-buildings, Basinghall-street, on and after Thursday next. An ezirsordinary general meeting of the Brenk burne Iron and Coal Company (Limited) is called for the 12th inst. _ With regard to the rooming indigo sales, the sub joined is from the circular of Mews. H. W. Jewes bury and Co., dated May 8 : The May sales Comment. on Monday, the 11th inst., °assisting of 6,435 chests. Thea nz uali o : of the Bengal (hew seep) is superior, and sor t s ran from 6s. 9d. and l l wards ere abundant, are rich in though gene &festive. Several paroolo liars Wieldy bean add withdrawn from the sale. Common Oudes are but in moderate supply. pry -leaf Madras will not exceed 800 sheets, chiefly of middling aad ordinary kinds. /Empah, about 1,000 shads, mostly from dr. 941. sad of gond serviceable quality, thong+ mixed. There are few adiaary Manilas, and about 140 Birelipatara, from oral+ nary to dna. Our LA advises boa Odsulau„ haled 6th April, roproosst tbs growing amp es fuosursills, although a severe bail dorm at Parasol sad Hbougulpors bad ostrod the loss of some of th. plant. MINES.--(THIar: DAY.) Drip and colonial mining shares are quoted as follows :—St. John del Ikon 181 to • 1%; Don Pedro, 11 to 21 jprein. ; Anglo-Braalian, to par ; PesUcena, jto I dis. ; CibtaiaLNl, 2g to ; Roma Grande par to prom • Anglo-Itelan, par to prem. ; United Mexican , lil o od ; Frontino and Bolivia, 7-16 to 9-16 ; sad Phillip, lit to The annexed memorandum is from the Cape Copper Mining Company (Limited) : The Ceps Copper Mining Company have remind fie. @patches per bi.montlaly mail frees He seirmy, reporting that eopions rains had fallen in Mansaqoalmod, and as early carry iag 1.111111111 was anticipated. Tire general reports and areounts will ocertinne to be forwarded as heretofore, but the superinteudent writes by present opportunity that the favourable remits wevioudy anticipsied hem Spec takel are being fully rea 42. tons of ore and 42 tom of regales, es coasters, were sold at Swansea by public ticket- Mg on the sth inst., realising It.. Bd. per nett. sesa I WI. ► ISt , - - Stook cm baud tide day..amb *446 1 117.116 i 12,094 11.471 Delivery last Took Ditto from tat Juno lll,lOl 100.110 96,671 77,111 Antral kat week ll6 1 338 ' 166 U Ditto from Ist Juno 79,619 ' 96,002 Kt» 06961 S. d. S. d. ad. ad. ad. ad . d. Prim F.C. on 'pot this de, OO 6 46 6 943 3 II 43 6 Ditto Tows last Friday 4l 6 47 3 '44 3 144 3 Arrival for the weak aiding 2016 May Met year, 417 arks ead deli vfrom ery, us li maks. The arrival last week comprised Id r,s Austraa. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have • very moderate supply of bosses, and the average quality is verf indifferent Consequeattly chains qualities are readily disposed of at • slight advance. Sheep are more plentiful and trade is stow, however there is not meek alteration in prior. Asia, lambs are in request, but middling kinds are difficult of sale. Calves are rather lower. Out foreign supply consists of 1,990 beasts, 6,890 sheep, 146 calves, and - 10 pigs. Prom filtbtland there are 195 besets ; from Nor talk and Suffolk, 1,850 ; and from midland and home esentles, 265. ter moos of Ste. a. 4. ad, Par Mee Webs. a. 4. a 4. Dsst 54:414, Hiretd4 50 5 RtaiDoMEI-Disai 464 10 9013 66033-b0364 4O 5 8 4451 / 1 6 /6.w0010-- 00 0 0 64.50136 gsal UM, 4 Do. M. Mom-- 4 4 6 Cam B4 5 144440 mood maL 00 0 0 Tlp 114e12 . 24 . .611N-brois 00 0 lambs all o. mirk* 3,600; sheepsheep 4o4 Imia, 29,800; 661 m, to BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) Sour% Pottoodaa aad Raab mart a steady retail demand for the boat samolos ad which the supply ie very Limited, late prices Wag wsiiddeed. ONI O'CLOCK. The mining market is quiet, with onty a mode- COAL MARK.Kr.:—(III.II3 DAY.) rate amount of business. West Chive/ton, 6A to , Walls Nadi/high's, 45 .1 1961 3: rod Ramie, 1 7s. 85; aiverton Moor, to ; (Nadine no. Walls Bad Booth Rotten, ; Wails Boa Ear. ; to ;N ew Lovell, Ifs. Q. to 21s. Bd. ; Tribe- • *Pool. 1111 . ; Well. End Breddlis 134 .411 184. 9d,; D v 8 8+ ; Wheel Beton, 89 to i Wheal L aii...iwa ; zekitditd.„6L )4l , 7 %. 034orton, nto ; Wont Groot Wor e} to 3; Tiosaan, 140. 9d.; Walla Rad Hatton LyeiLs. 140. 9d.; North Tresherby, la& to 20s. ; Great Vor, 131 to Wyli iss. ; Holywoll, sa. ; Weis Hartley, le ;. and last Cerullo), 41 to b. . m b arbet 23; at MI, 48. RAILWAY MINING, MINING, AND OTHER 1, 811440&-(THIS DAY.) ISalem soar is 1 p.mi.j OOLONIAL GOVERNMENT sicußrnEs. Canada Government, 6 per cent., Jamary and July, 1877 to 4884,104. I Do., 8 per sent., February and August, 1021, 11. Do., 5 per cent., January and July, 91. oPape of Good Hope, 6 per oent., April and Ockilber. NOD k 1900,1061. Nem Routh Wale. Government, 5 per cent., 1888 W 1898; January and July, 991. New Zealand, 5 per cent., 981. Do., 6 par emit., 1891, March and September, 1101. , 6 per cent., 1891, Jan. and July, 107. Pl:to sas ria lubi G overnment, 6 per cent.. April and Odiker. 1101, ORDINARY SHARES AND STOOKS. Caledonian, 76f, f. Great Eastern, 34, N, 41. Great Northern A(A receives so dividend until S re• cent. has been paid to B), 98, 74. Do., B, 1241. Great Western, Original, 531, 4, 31. Do., West Midland—Oxford 31. Lancashire and Yorkshire, 12711. London, Brighton, and South 52,4, 1. London sad North Western, 115 f, 1, 1. London and South Western, 91. Metropolitan, 112), 4, f. Midland, 1471, 1, 1. North Eastern—Berwick, 1021. Do., Linda, 50. Do., Stockton and Darlington, 132. PREFERENCE SHARES AND STOCKS. London and South Western, 41 per cent., 90. LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS. Chester sad Holyhead, 5 per cent., 113. Hall and Selby, 1101. Mid. Bradford pref. stook, 92. BRITISH POSSMISSIONS. Eat Indian, guaranteed 5 pa Gent., 1114. Grand Trunk of Canada, let preference bonds, 401. Do., 4th preference stock, 17}. Great Indian Peninsula, gar. 5 per cent . 4. Great Southern of India—guar. 5 per cent., 104. Great Western of Canada, 14i. Madru, t ar. 5 per oat., 1041, 4, j. Do., per 0rnt,991, 4. Sande ( elhi), 11124, 1. INDIAN RAILWAY DEBIINTURRB. Madras (1870.71-72), iou COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) There was • my short Purply of English wheat on sale at Mark-lane to-day. ficascaly any Mumma was transacted and the attendance of millers was very thin. Neverthe less, lest week's currencies remain nominally unaltered. There was a good show of foreign wheat, sad the bulk of die samples was fa exadleat condition. Trade, however, ruled extremely dull, at barely last Monday's daelina. port:met a slow inquiry, but the quotations were sup at both malting and grinding qualities. Malt WY quiet on former terms. The show of @ample, was somewhat exterisire. ---- There wu a plentiful supply of oats, and pod sound corn changed hands freely at full prices, but inferior parcels were neglected. Beans were a dull sale at late rates. Peas commanded little attention at about stationary nista. There wait very little doing in maize, but we do not alter the quotations. Rye was unchanged in value. Imitated was very inactive, and rather cheaper to sell. No change of imporkulas in rapeseed. Cakes were dull. The flour trade was very quiet, but town made qualities supported late rates. Foreign and country marks with difficulty supported former terms. The floating gram cargo trade ruled inactive for most descriptions of produce, but the arrivals of grain -laden vessels at the vartansports of call have been limited. Really flee cargoes of wisest maintained last weekiepriess,bntinfe riorqualitiespve way is. to Bs. in value. Wequote Ohirka, Odessa, arrived, 66e. to 67e. 6d. ; Banat, ; Bulgarian ()kirks, 65e. 6d. per 492 lbs. ; Polish Nicolaieff, 71e. 6d. ; Polish Odessa, 70s. to 71s. ,• Varna, 65e. 9d. ; Bulgarian, 625. ; &lonics, 61e. 3d.,• Beide, bits. 6d. per 480 lbe. Maize has ruled very dull, and a further decline of 6d. to Is. has' taken place in the quotations, Balonica having sold at 40s. 6d.; Egyptian, 34e. 6d. to 36e. per 48016 e. Barley has continued very firm in price, owing to the small quantity on offer ; Banat, arrived, has realised 375. 6(1. ; Azov, to be shipped, 325. 6d. per 400Iba. Rye is nomi nally unaltered in price, no sales having been reported. Linseed afloat is very dull at 6d. to le. lees money ; one cargo Odesea arrived has changed hands at 60e. 3d. per 4241b5. c. f. and 1. Egyptian cottonseed off the °oast has realised 9/. lls. 3d. per ton. Attaivat. or 81505.-English: linseed, 78 ; mewed, 63 ; sundry, 229 qrs. Foreign : Tares, 20 ; linseed, 1,671 ; rapeseed, 8,2,36 ; maize, 2,912 qrs. EXPORTS or GRAIN, &C., PROM LONDON, LAST WEIL - 460 quarters of wheat, 190 oats, 3,216 oilseed, 25 maize, 40 canary, and 194 cwt.. of flour. CUltitleiT MCI. ENO LlBll. Per Qr. WWant.is P s. Imo; Rat, rod, '46 to .. b. wat.,T, 4 " si: 75 Per qr. OAPS. t. Seetelbte Iz4M, „ white sate 33 Ll„.. 6_7 ti) to 71 Naito& sail soola 65 to 74 11.4.4127 - ?Ick es 44 to 43 Tick MI to 43 Barrow Pigeon 44 40 34 nua. Montag Distll 326 7 to to 413 6 grinding MA]?. Ilm a l c rorfriV, - ,:54 op to 75 IlUasstio sag Wars 110 to 76 Drown ll4 to 66 Mi. 42 is 44 02: 46 to 47 46 Ss 47 Bolles ..._ , --- Now 43 to ‘B, Ong. Dagsas, food l5 to 33, potato „ . 24 to VI row Per Qr. WELT. • B. Dentate and Youlga• barn 73 to $4 Sono& & Meal's- Tows md. , Wag lbs. Ramat*ld 66 Ss 61 61 lo 63 N 4742 ask Suffolk, ex skip 46 to 66 Per Qr. OLT& L Duda and Swedish. 2.5 to 31 Zomba MALL D= 66 to 71 Evaelas. hard sett AmWicaa, red 46 4 71 II wilts Shun. I Danish 7 479ti 4 8 -- 11406 &Woe 4e to 66 0r 12413 1 ---. 34 to 34 Diatllllug Malting _._ if le 43 Imam, Cosa. White 42 to 44 Yellow Pura Wendt, per cock 62 to 67 Spud& 92 to 67 AJNINICIA, per *L l9 U Camara ITO LONDON BY LAND AND MAY 4 TO MAY 9, BOTH •AT& 2S I. to DMA feedbag U t. 2S ARRIVALS 07 OWN, L WATIR CARRIAGE, 7101 INCLUEIML What& Bazito. , Maa. Oats. r Bair Pal Moor. ( Pg. gm g Wg. I gm m Om hi& Melia .. :as 132 14730 432 1034 10 .. 16234 Forolgu .. 31754 1432 ' 1273 T . NO Total.. 24237 1630 11910 13300 1034 , 710 , 41161 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (nus DAY.) (Moll 01711 OWN 001111/IPONDWIT.) The market is steady, with a better feeling. Sales 8,000 ban, or more. 21.INCING-LANE.-(THD3 DAY.) Eluotz.—The market is firm, at Let week's etureicy, with a fair demand. The sales include 2,500 bags of Mauritius at 38e. ; a small part brown at Ws. 3d. Refined L firmer in ell po sitions ; brown lumps, 465. Covrow.—The market is quiet, but previous prioes are about sepported. Jun.—About 2,000 balsa have recently been disposed of at easier prices. Ric'.-1,200 begs of Rangoon sold at 12s. 10 brroloo.—The quarterly public sales of Hui India were commenced to-day, conmsting of 6,034 chests i n th e A catalogue, and 400 chute in B catalogue. They have oorimeneed steadily at about last sales' prices ; but a good portico has been bought in or withdrawn. In other articles no change. TALLOW MARILET.—(THIS DA?.) The market is steady. Town billow, 415.9 d. ; Peters burg Y.Q. on the spot, 435. 6d.; April to June, 435. 6d.; Oetober to Deswerbor, 445. 6d. ; December, 445. Dd. to 455. earfictruis OF TALLOW. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. panel and - iiTts:(;ii (Limited), - guaranteed teed 5 per amt.. 7811, Greet Luxembourg, 101. San Paulo (Limited), 17t, x d. South Austrian and Lembanlo-Venetian, 141, ad. FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS. Orel Vii;l;;ii,gtiarsntescliißn;iLGO;eirtunent, 5 per sent., 7911, BRITISH MINIM. Great Lucy (Limited), 17. COLONIAL AND FOREIGN MINES. Ceps Copper. M. Ohantales Gold and Silver (Limited), 21. Don Pedro North del Rey, 2, 1-16 pm. Port Phillip, 1 St. John del Rey (Limited), 191, 18 1 1, j. railed Mexican (Limited), LI. JOINT STOCK BANKS. iliAgra (Limited), B. 7A. .s.noe (Limited), 124. Anglo-Egyptian Banking (Limited), 194. Bank of Otago (Limited), 44. Chartered Mer. of India, London, and China, 274. Consolidated (Limited), 4A. London and County, 52). London and Westminster, 70. Do., scrip, issued at 10/. prem., none of which MP been Metropolit 4 an (Limitod), 74. National Provincial of England, 133. Do., 2nd and 3rd issue, 39. New South Wales, 45, 4. Olisntal Rank Corporation, 42, ad. Union of London, 341, 4. MISCELLANEOUS. Atlantic Telegraph, 574. Do., 8 per omit., 1071. Ceylon Company (Limited), A shares, 2. City of Moscow Gas (Limited), 5. City Offices (Limited), 54. Egyptian 9 per cent. Viceroy Loan, guaranteed by Egyptian govenunant,9o, 4. General Credit and Discount (Limited), 5. Hudson's Bay, 15. International Financial Society (Limited), 34 3. National Discount Company (Limited), 10t, I. Ocean Marine Insurance, 194. Telegraph Construction and Maintenance (Lim.), 144, g. United Discount Corporation (Lim.), 4i, Vioeroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 71j, 4,4, 4. WEATHER RIMMWE -VMS DAY.) MONDAY, MAT 11, $ Li ISlislamsay. ~,, W.164,---..---.... W. L Iso 88 8. p........... ...................., . ..... 111 alra ...-W . 791/ N.E. I 1 21 E. me - 1 itordem . 29.84 r &S. I 1 N. bf - 2 Carib 29.81t N.E. . 2 E. rb 0. - ArdzaMMi 20.781 &E. 1 LICE. c- 1 Grameulle 29.701 8.8. E. I 6 N.M.E. he - - Velma* - 29.611 8. 1 6 &W. br - 4 Cain Clear 12.821• 8. W. 6 & a - 6 Rache's Pt-. 20.47 tg W. 2 ' N.N.E. rO. 2 i 2 N. cO. 1 iftalv2ll"elbaml.7. ..8111111 LB. 9 Z. re 81 .. rllOlllOOlll 29.70 W. 4 8.2. cO. 3 Ilras6 .- 29.8* • &W. 11l 8. re 0.1 4 Larleasi - &W. I 6 &W. cO. 3 1 Emildart .98 &W. i 6 B.W. c- 2 ' Earths .01a • *,W. 6 N.W. r 1 4 Plymouth SO , W.&W. i 0 I & re 0. 6 I .11== .10111 4.6.8. ? 4 8.11. bo - 3 .tuy 11.&W. I 8 8.8. W. oo - 1 Lyachel -.. .91r • • 8. 18 • B.W. °be 0.0 - Varmouth 29.9ur 66 W.N.W. 19 8.8.1 rt 111 2 Soutorough 29.87 r &W. 1 N.E. Ic 0. 1 laluisa 211261 1 ILL 2 EMI. m - 3 Udder X19.91 67 fI.W. $ .. . - Bowels. 0.97 W.&W. I 1 - - yo - - Perla - - Lyons AO 08 , N. 3 - -o - - Toulon 101.16M 8. 2 2 8. t -. 1 I!LMAILICS. This morning barometrical premaree, which have been vary uniform for the last few dam show some eh La amoun‘ There has been a &creme of 01 Locke at Valen ta , and a de- MASI of &tenth In London. The difference of reaWoge between them stations I, now 017 inches. Temperature is generally a little lower than it was on Saturday. Winds have been mode rate and variable. la the channel end en the Irish coast they are now from south to watt. Some rain has fallen at south western station& Cloudy weather general. SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON THE SOUTH WESTERN t RAILWAL—(THIS DAN.)—Thin morning about 7 o'clock $ lamentable occurrence happened M the Windsor tenoinug o f th e Leaden end Routh Western Railway. The 6 Vela& goods train from Nine Elms bad arrived safely at Windom, , and was being shunted at the entrance to the statism, , when owing, It is supposed, to some mis the guard of the train, George Millman, was = down and crushed in a fearful manner. It seems Sad Millman had gene between the engin e an d truck* 10 VW •It , fasten some couplings, when a signal was given to beak . t engine, and the driver being apparently unaware . one was between, the poor fellow wee knocked dews doubled up by the aahpan of the losomotive, while ,- one of his thigh, and inflicted other injuries. The =fess timide man was at once removed to the Royal Made! E • lalizmary. Tirs New BISHOP or HEREPOID.—Her Majesty has been pleased to nominate the Rev. Canon Ally D.D., • vital. of Leeds, for the meant bishopric of Hereford. The • rev. gentleman's name is better known for ripe sahebs. a ship, sound church views, nod active parochial work, ra oonnectim with the unfortunate contentions and mei • trove:aim which now disturb the religious Masesphsaw d the country; and the Paamiermay well looengratalated on having made so unexeeptionable a recommendation to the Queen. The new bishop was educated at M. John's College, Cambridge. He was a Bell's °airway • scholar end was a senior optima of the int dace in the classical tripes. He gained hit dwelt of B.A. in 1810 and of M.A. in 1843. He was ordained a demon in 186 bp the Bishop of Ely (licensed to the curacy of Wargo% end a priest in the following year at an ordination by dm e...c1 Bishop of Lincoln. He was vicar of Madlagley from 180 w to 188 R. and has been a fellow and college War of 81. • to John's College, Cambridge. On the promotion of Dr. ,+ v Hook to she deanery of Chichester in 1880 be wee prim •At seated to the vicarage of Leeds, the patrenegeeltbe Wk. M being in the bands of 25 trustees. He woe a 1 canon of Ripon Cathedral in 1881, sad Is a real dean of that dlooesa—Herald. The "HON." Jour; Barone. —llre writer of the 64 cable despatches is Loudon ham been patting the sews- 4 papers to unneeeseary expanse during the plat week try '; reporthur various things of the me ' Heeteurdble • . 4 . 11 81 . A.* Yr. Bright en no such this, Sad if onr brit' 6. l would law age have out et it Ws Bright, which is his preerat "Hoserszable ' • • tens applied in Hasiead by society to the woe ate deo/thane d heroes, the &meet tw:ler In the peony N Members tif the vy Coma are Bight Henoaraisise,* but lir. BrZt i lici,4 issithsr sae nee the ether, 'betide.. mongers do well to let ides done. Wo have as may " Heaversblee " and Wier *An • ur dignitseise ennelves already as any modem eve ' 44 0 well stand, and if we Were is get • herb supply frau .ass umauSpOilhil Begliele in we tear Timid give eO7. sew memo in hurries an " ammo. „. 'able'! brewer they lave mime, as &Weis to She Was& teem lisidbipersetror aqopiled oysters for the Predawn , . q Litzt r viiissera" Mire creed to haw lad to • ,, fs don our arribernaders lout psi • . .. d from vendee seerldreen—llas Yoh Medea, , v. s a 3 4 a a s s I 1 S I - .1 a s