The Express. — London, England, 1859-05-27 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIG ENCB. (MS DAY.) EXCHEQUER CHAMBER. XITTINGA 311101. The Lad Chid Baron ousaouticed that the leerned jags, w prallog this court het 'Fretted the following day* for —Os the 17th, 18th, and 20th, for errors from the `owe *, Beach ; the 21st for errors Inss the Common Flesy fog the =ad aad 23rd for errors from the Exchequer. THE POLICE OOURT& MIDI DAT.) MANSION-HOUSE. ANNOTLL ROVIRR lIXTRAOKDINART, !York, a well-dressed and rather gentlomanlys k..g was, described sea toner-boilder, was charged with oa the 29th NIL, stoke • plum contusing • beaker's twit sr 101.. about lOC la Bank of Badrl►nd nweri, and 25/. 'l. from the Old None Hotel, in the city of York. Ilr.Snow asid-1 keeps temperance hotel at York ; I know t in 'wetter, who s 4 pt at my boom one night is the middle of January List. I did mot as that oration miss stylising, let L. come to lodge at my house again towards the end of Fel miry, on a Friday sigh,D In t►e middle of the night I was wowed by bowfin see of the bedroom bells doling. and is piss eat of my room to ewe what war the matter, I found • gentleman stealing so the diior of hie room, who sail roma one trid bees to hi bedside and robbed him of vireo oiscreirns. He raid he saw some one walk oat of hie room with • light, as he wale ap, but he could nrt WI who it was, sad at cam sent fora policeman, ant when hi arrived we treat iwo the room of the prisoner on the same goer, tot he seemed to be fast @sleep, notwithatandiag all the noise that bad been mile, end gave Pei • estisfactory account of himself. th it I decline I to give Ida into cnetody. Neat dsy, howtvir. I nanwiel a shirt from a drawer is his room. and then I 61 glee ban into custody. Ihe ahirt was found on bow, and he we. /I ototteat to Sheen 'reeks' Itopri.r.tmest, sod at lb. same tic,a be was amotair.od to three weeks' loniser imoriorn roost foe lasing stolen • me•reebaem pipe from another hotel two Joy. Won. He came oat of priers shoot Me saddle of Aped, and ist the night of the SW • easbay wee committal, by mss auppowed to be him, id die Old George Hotel, Y. rk, what • _puma wee Mks tem the bedroom of a commercial travel*. 11.1 Mt m•••• lba prisoner hem the time he went topless WI Tow gay sight, when I met him it Cheaprile, mad kikeesiog \ln ce be esegeeted et the robbery at the Old °roma I gm btu tato matoiy, end at the lame Use taleraplbed dews to Yak the feet of We appreben.ios. The offkrr who apprehended the pillow, deposed th a t b e f and 61. lie. spn biro ; be had been amyirig at As. d. rtens Hotel. Fleet-saint. Is oddities to the preterit charge the pruner woe also anipected of having committed other bowl robberies &Moe be laft York, Chalk, chief constable of Yo;h, pr dared a wesrant by two antistratee of that ePy, sad the prince, wan coal.- qa. so ly delivered into his custody to be conveyed within their juriedoion. CLERKENWELL. svictibc yukot OH ♦ Air RRRRR . 3eirre, a married ..411\11. reablitnt at 2, Ball co an. WA9 placed at the bar brier* Mr. Ty-rebid, charged 9.l,brurroptiag to umiak suicide by taking a gentility al stabc acid. Thc defendant, who embed In a sow. melaarboly eta* bad, it appeared from the evidence, 41PATIOlied with hie hoe• bad, sad la coameinemeo attempted to deprive bewail of her ht by taking • quantity of white precipitate powder. iag tdit that only made her rick, the proctor I alma oxalic WI I, and having taken it, told her landlady that eh* hod tetra Folsom. She area then coneepol to the St. Andrew e where *be era attended by Hr. Lore toe. tha forgave, and had been ander Ms etre for about a wr•k That gentleman stated that from the low matte of tbo ilefeodant ha was afraid ULM she would again Ws:apt or 11-destraction. Tbe defeadaat said she Intl very sorry for what she had d , ne, sad world not regent the set. Mr. Tyrwhitt and aa the dofendasit was in a low, gloomy , celitoto, he would 1111114/v1 her to the linen of Nuttiness wit., tine would Le properly awl kindly Mewed, sod word' there're And have the advme of the chaplain. She had ad 112;ft•red her life, which was a very sdriects crime. If lse erte to discharge her, alai she ag tin attempted her life, It would be said that the on/Wrote had not eqed properly. Hs should remand her moil Wriowdey neat, when, if her trim& attendee', she wool.' be given to them. The dedendent was then removed crying. SOUTHWARK. 11101111L1T at A lIZTVANED TZANSTO/Ll. Eporrow • made-aged man, tirtto bas boo tram ported sod reaffered penal •-rvitudt., Ira" chervid with stool. log • pair of trousers and 10... go property of QLldr Sparrow, his sephelr. . The pros' ecuto r e, a yousg man about 22 yeses of ego. said hs WWI a labiumr, sad resided in Bernsondeey. The prisoner was hie uncle, mid wiis 'Amid to lodge in the memo home for a short time. Oa W.-ilneeday night led witness went to bed, basis( h's tempers, with Ins. In one of-the poets% in a atair in the room. The prieonrr Wept io the same mesa. ant when einem awoke he mead his ism le and hie own trousers with all the money. He gave information to the p.lics sad his uncle was given Into custody, he having the sewers on him. • Tb. magitarate &eked where the tronsera were? The coeeteble replied that he had them on him tithes be was first essminsel, but he had contrived to change than , iti•e. That must have been effectid in the gaol. The primmer admitted Lis guilt and begged for mercy. The magistrate told him he appeared to be an old offender. In Wit he woe tranaporte4 for seven cos, and since then hr had aid:fend four years' penal am - sande. The prisoner mid that wen fee misdemeanour, but since tbrn he had turn honest.. Th. magi/Awe tol I 'Arm ti those amuse bed been eom mit•.J so Lug at" they shout 4 not 'hive against bum not. It+ must be imprisoned all mouths with bud labour for this otkreie. It is the intention at the authorities, we under 81=1. to form am enmnpasent on Teg Don), seer Wmettrour. We sndentand that Jaynes Patteson, E•q., of the Northers Circuit, too of the Kuhr Hon. B,r John Pattows, has bees appointed Bocrotar7 to the Law Courts Caca tntioa RYE.-Bpecirnal• of rye, sourly. is fall tar, and the stalks of which me Dearly throe Net Meg, ham lees grown la the farm of Demme!. The Mad en which it Frew was reedaimmt from Locher mom wiehle them three yi me, and this early rye is the first tenni crop it bee home. —Lemefrmr Cam*, TDAat ellU.Dlliff AT A BIRTH.—We understand the , Mn.. WlAree, the niteer's web, who recently gave Link to three boys in Paistey, has received, through Sir Cha ha Heppe, C.B, tern meander from the pivots puree of er L. Queen.—Blosme , Meg. THE LATE Ma. CITAPLIII.—We regret to have to mimeo, the death of or of the lamed sad ono of the mom hberal leaded proprietors le Lliscolosbire—Mr. Males Clisplle, rd Bleakeey sad Tailiwell, who died es Tue May Mt.., 13. Mostagnemeare, Londe., In Ms 74th year. Lie sae born on IL. 2let ref Atril, 17540. and married the daughter of the lion. Henry Sane, of Fulbeck, by whom he had no law. The mimeo rto the mate le the eldest son of the rt, et brother. the late lice. it. Chaplin, of Kyhall, near Sumfod. The Chaplin., In enrocoecece of their very mi-osive peeesslone liam for missy years enjoyed and reemieed rem pr,:ilic.l *dues* in this county. TM gentleness jut dee seed was returned for Lierolashire st • very earl ,, and be cootima , d to represent it dorm to th.3l, when by the Reform Act the clarity wet dividcd. Pieta then few tlectioess have taken plum wltbout Mr. Chaplin being committed respectieg the choice of chi enemies can4klates; Indeed it wed to be cold that the election fur the south die*** were ruled In hie draw ing. too n. Althearti • TA. l es and rotoirent ocaervative, be wee always on the but .1 Wool. with sectleroen of oppo site opinion., end hie inilforte good humour sod aixesothelity to ell who gibbed to spares& him on basin.* or otherwise rendered him extremely pepaler. Catil a few yeses am he took • greet alone.% is the cheer, and kept op an extensive sled. Re wee exemplery as a true (sundry gentlemen, took en active iutormt In the enitiv.ti- a of his weer, and dev,teel touch time hs the Nemeses tit of the Greet Northern Itailmy, of whi hhe was • director.—S rrerof,rd Jferrery. I'ILESITTLILIANI6/1.-OAO would think that the set of kneeling to prayer in public woollp genii hardly be mid. • subeteadve Marge egoism a ch repose. Thee reverent posture le always assumed in family devw how ; end sick the eseeption of Preehyterientem, prevail in every • her Chnoian church. Even Matwooolsee deetsitly ktrcl to pray. r, although their solemn reed Aeon esebrate• ether devout attitodes In sea. ▪ ten with kerehne. Yet the Presbytery wad sraA of 144intersh have thoagtt peeper to omens It, Les, ..4 Goyfritrie, trodocmg chi. innovation 1010 preeLytvise eruship flat Dr. Le• went eomewhet farther. Its used waste bolo. 4 prayer for each Soaday of the moth, and at thee we re foisted to the form of o prayers be. k, they wen in .he Waste of alt the cossfrepalon, who en). awl the words sf er the clergyman, exactly at Is the epee.% el church. Here the isesomtem wee NOM oar liar, end vs thin joint la esortobly, la* my 140 to BO decided at an early yeat-relay erne se that Dr. Lm's prayer-Meek we. an 'ini•trali,a eve+, s.d onalrery to the laws and mare of, the chore► is the celeberition el pakiN wombip ; and IM Deems' Amiably enjoin Dr. La N dlsoostnue thew of the L e,k in .ineetion to the eseriles of his church, MS to wiell.r,e. e• riVring up prey*, to the aroma rooked Ms ehurvb. - Necking ear le mote hoiutful usexceptioesdee thotwelvie thee the detection el *Ayers need in Dr. Lee's mown Kelton. but there tali bebui quern* Old it is • lawless I•s , newro upon ibe bow of presliftsriatt wurehip.—Oftesper ieui , e /Poi. 71* incumbency of Paddington has brews mast ly the drub of the Bev. A. M. l'erephell. The Menem. welch be worth about I MX eiestr, M in the g•fc al the 1 1 mhop of Loudon. A prebeadel *tell in St Poem cathedral, is the rift of ibe ber..frke. fib* ,th CeaspLell. AI., the r niory LI.. la Stooping terfliol:e%y. Linoolealere, woo hie w.oth 4401. elem. sea le the gift of Lord Willoughby f Ereeby. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (IT zuwraic TILEOTIAPIL) HARPENDEN MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) TWO-YEAR-OLD STAKES" Four forlonga. Haad-rover-Hoed, f by Sweetmeat, My th,Merry Monarch, Earl at Ess.x firtlasion, Queen of the Vale, Krog Edward, •gra, Storm, Diamond, Bonny Lam, Feta Leaf, Donna Cos sack* Alder, and Kin Torn am here. HARPENDEN HANDICAP. Two miles. Htuallity, Windward, Naughty Boy, Partolue, Hibernian, Creeping Jame, Birmingham, Minster, Mdmo. M os t, Tine'', sad Catberise are her.. MO HANDICAP PLATE. About a rolls. Bal Everson*, Barra, Bravardmo, Pactslns, Unite% Porarunatr, Muster, Mhos. Matt, Tirol, Creeping Jana, Carbarhte, Yoeltehire Miss, Bears of Burgundy, and Quasi of May an bets. OTVEI AlllVALl7.—Harpoell. Row-do-ym-do, Robert de Gorbam, Ascot, Star of the Vale, Mathematic*, Orissa", imerabl, e by rem; Datebmaa, &yolked', Indulgent*, Topsy, Soapy Som, Fatima, Ariesto, &knot; Sports.., Iliad Partridge, amd Riposted Appendix. DREADFUL MURDER er TrALWORTII. This morning considerable sensation was created st Walwerth by a report of a cold-blooded murder. It appears that eL deceased, Mrs. Sophia Moore, aged 23 years, bodged at the hones of Mr.. Ilan, No. 23, In Trafalgar-street, Walworth, nearly oppapite the Lord Nebo• Tavern. Her husband, William Moore, sped 30 year., who had been a widower, with two children, and who had bas• only married to the deceased about five menthe, wee • hawkw of lanai. About a fortnight apo they had • family party and the deorassi mis'er's sweetheart kissed the deceased in the presence of ' lb. husband. This roomed his elsoler, and sea words en sued, when be told her to prepare for lwr death, se he tomtit in mord« r bar. This she regarded as an id le threat, but on Teraday manning, shortly before eight he took a sharp pointed tal.lo nite end plunged it in her left aide up to the 6indlo. He then drew it cut end the deceased ran down Main and crowd over to • neighbour's end faintly cried "Murder:" Some neighbour• teeing the blood streaming from hie side, took ha Into their house and letterer Mr. Hewett, the sergeon. The murderer made tepidly off through the Lord Mira Tavern into the Kent•rod. The wounded IF 011141% yeas eon7sy . ad to Petersham Ward. Gay's Hospital. Every smistance which medical skill could suggest was rendered, tut sbe gradually became wesker sad weaker, and this mornleg death termieered bet sufferings. The murderer is described to to rive feet 9 niches high, pale complexion, tau over the Left eye small white plaid tempera, blook coot, and ol l slippers. Up to the present time be has remaleed conent'sd. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 27, 1559. 00 1001 100 I 4 ete I 11 1091 1911 SI VI I Va 15 i i I ; 841 Al CU Oi i 10 10 41 se :4 L le se _1 IIiTIMIS OPA MILD AND SUIOIDS OP THE MOTHER. Testsiday an inquisition before the county coroner Le this district (Kr. W. S. Butter) dircloeod the puticulsre el the murder of a child by its mother, end then her own self-destructioo, under circumstances of • melancholy cha racter. The sad event took place In the small village of aollyburst, fa the township of Palldngtca, between Whitt/- Yid end itaidUie, about az WWI north-west of Manche/- Mr. TM deceased, Sarah Kay, aged tweety.two year., livid with her Intabeed, Samosa Kay, in one of a row of four ar live mess cottages. Sloe had been previously married to a men named Smith, • Memos, who went to the Salt Lake Valley, end died then. After his death, and about eighteen mouths ago, she was married to Kay, • young man, who tea power-loom tackler, and both he and the deceased worked id the cotton factory of Mr. Buckley, about fire minutes walk from the cottage. She had • little girl (by her former husband) named Mary Alice Smith, • little under fire years of age, and both appear to have been food of the child, which lived with them,and went to school while ten labouM at the mill. Three weeks ago on Sunday the h usb and was away from home until ten o'clock at night, and some report we otticiouely spread, which re whed the w.fe the following day, to the elect that her lumbered had best Improperly iu the company of her cousin. This led to • quarrel between hie wile and himself. he deoying that thereweethe least truth le the revert.. The deceased appears to have beret a mash awe disposition, and was not Waded with her husbands eaplansaioe. The otrurreece preyed upon her mind, and, unfortucately, on Monday lest, at noire, the unpleasantness was revived. Ail they were leaving the factory for dinner, they mot • woman who complained of the deceased having spoken disrespectfully of the person alluded to. No sooner had they entered the cottage than the decemed begat to 'screech her husband with sot having kept at home on the Sunday referred to. Angry words ensued, sod the quarrel w Meld by a next dour neighbour (Mee. Butterworth), bet ell she meld distinguish was the hosbeM wiper, " Get thy dinner, sad go to thy work." The deceased, from her vote, appeared to be much exasperated. The dinner, pec an-nay cooked, had been placed in the oven to warm, and be rapidly partotek of what he &me, than retarnet the remaitder to the oven for his wife and child, and went to the mill aloes. The deceased remained in the home nearly half ea hour, daring which she appears to have determined upon the bread traecly of sacrificing her own life and that of bac child. The pier little creature was innocently rather. leg flowers in an adjoieing Sold with another girl be to Mrs. Devoeport, • neighb o ur. The dressed askad mi t i s r . Davenport where the children were, and in tallies her, Mrs. nevoopoit soured that aid war agitates, that her face was flushed, and that she spoke in • short end hurried manner. Having returned with the childien, the unhappy woman gent her own child to Mrs. Butterworth's to borrow • razor. Hearing the direction given to the child, and having owe before lent the ineirnment to the deceased for the per. pose of cutting her c TDB, Mrs. Butterworth gave the little unniniec/Ing victim what roved to be the Instrument of it. own and its mother 's deetripctka. The little girl followed her mother into the house with the reser and the door was closed and locked. The cotter; has two bedrooms, one of them very small, and to this the frenz , ed mother took the child, and perpetrated the fearful deed. The bodies lay side by side, within half • yard of each other, the mother's face being towards that of the child, and their blood conoteg:ing in one pool between them, in which l.y the open rater. The frightful gash In the throat of each showed the excited energy with which the weapon hal been use I; and there con be little doubt, from the position of the holies. and the blood not being apurb d in any dinctioa, that both were in • 'darn( posture up in the fl Kir when the mother despatched the child (which was to the left aide of her). and then, se It fell backward, repeating the fatal stroke upon herself, let drop the rwor between them. Nothing wee known of what had ocean , d. even by the immediate neighbours, who supposed Shot, notwithsta= the quarrel, he decease I had gone to her work as Shortly afar ma o'clock the husband came home, and keg the door hat, knocked loudly. Mrs. Butterworth teld him that his wife had nut come from the factory yet. Be replied that she had not been there since noon. A fearful thought immediately dashed upon her mind, and she es claimed—. Oh, deer ! the chili fetched a razor from ens." The husband anticipated the dread remit. A neighbour, HIM:, _Hayea, primer. d a ladder, and on looking through the bAro - .m window, announced that both moth r and daughter were lying dead. Shortly afterwards another mart John lloward, got through the window, and going dowlitaire anlockel the door, and a surgeon went upstairs and raw the bodies, which were then cold. • Tbo isqueat was held at the Bay Bone, Chapelleld, yes terday afternoon, when the facts above narrated were adduced in evidence. The husband, wo regret to state, solaced even leas concern in the matter than any of the wftsemis. He admitted that jraloney on the pert of his tub bed led to whet had happened, bet averred that there was no griumd for it. Ile raid that if ever a quarrel oc curred she originated it, that bar temper was irritable ; that nine mouths ago, after IMO words with her brother, she went to a lodge of water with the httentke (as she otter wards etoted) of drowoieg leenelt, but wee prevonted by teriog a man sitting %Tel the batik. The jury, after a brief deliborstion, returned a wadi* on e.rniag the death of the child of " Wilful murder," thy being the offence f e whiedo the mother would bare been tried had the teen lir*. The v edict upon the mother war "De stroyed hermit whil.t labouring under temporary inaseity ;" sad the jury espitemet their reprobation of the c mdoce of the plums who bed "reed the soendalou. report by which the poor woman had keen darzered.—Yeerheaer lizasnimer. Tnt LINRICK ELICTION RIOT.—VERDICT 07 Matest.atmarsa.—At Liewrick, on Wedcesday, the Mooed which hos ben Mr mem Ham giving on the bodies of the men killed at the riel darns the late election for thee city as. brought to a ooedada. The jury returned a rordict of saseelmsbiter noised Meant U. Bell, 8.M., and 26 plumes who weapon! the Isis party. ORTIVILL PALA SHILLING Div.... TM t ItIDAT, MAT 26 --Ada:dream Olk parenill, 3,964; assom Ilisto. 603. Tn4A .44itms. 4 467. - . FIRST PUBLICATIONS OP PARLIAMENTARY PEO cs.o t sGs.—Novessite -, 1641, is raper tally satlreable for the psbli , stirs, is the ions of a sewsp.per, of the earliest au thentic report of the proved n#s of pediment. Dittrnat Ikon 'emus, or the Roads of ototral Proteedinit. tie Inth Awn of Parlitswent, woo usually, noteithrisodbig li. tills, a weekly periodical, aid It isonetimes contained min nes7 sews is Manion to it. staple matter. Thls was WI met', live yews, by a b.ng Iron of newspapers, meat of which este publish-d weekly, seek se The SeglisA not, ',stones Tree N ormal. England s Accident., Int,!. lipiew, Lie Xisycloado Wally Idetlinenerr, The Acp y , iferverieso Antlers. X. Anthems, N. Ciriews, X. Roottcn., TM Folly doement, TM Ilcriunneu( a Snort, X. Bn'tnn. ▪ The Scotch latelligennr, The Scotia* )(crow'', The Week Mercury, Nee:wises Caninn•ltrannosiens Kini. thoen's Weakly L. Airmen Anylo4 (Is Freach, 7.5 e Lcoodon foot, Tao Country ifesonoicr, sod a ambits& mum —nom the Ettoyclopadas Britonnien—Now Sdition. SHARE L 182.1-7.111.7 DA}. TWO o'CWOZ. The railway share market to-day is again my firm, and although the best prices of lei the morning have scarcely been supported up . to the present hour, several of the leading stocks, in- We chiding Midland, South Eastern, and Caledonian, are quoted / to lj per cent. better than Co n at four o'clock yesterday. Great Northern k stock is in demand, and has risen to 991 to 1001. London and North Western stook s now 1 i noted s 871 to 88; Great Western, 621 to ; Midland, 96 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, Ito 88; Cakdontan, 761 to 1; South Eastern, ice 181 to 19 per share; Berwick, 841 to 861 ; York and North Midland, 691 to j ; North British, 611 to too 62; Eastern Counties, 63 to 1; and London and ro South Western, 87 to 88. _ _ Lombardo-Venetiaa Railway shares are rather flat, the old being quoted 21 to 21 dia., and the New IS 3} to 21 die. Grand Trunk of Canada stock has res again advanced. East Indian Railway stock con- jr tipper in fair demand. There are more enquiries iss for Pernambuco Railway shares. t ee tee TEN MINUTES PAST Two. Within the last quarter of an hoar the market for 1 0 ) British railway stocks has become slightly weaker, u in sympathy with the reaction in Consols. fD ORDIVAIT MARIS AND cram. 1...74" 1 tSI . I- - U Damon POSTIONIONS. 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Tel ~ i Crea.DiaiiiitailL.) toado. laaoaaaa Lak.Oaa.3eadbaooo Moho, lorkr.koarl I=7.f. ...0.. " ir:ler .°` D.P.Sturmatior. 111.2wNiataded S. BM. AVIIIIIIIIIMP 11111•44 lia• De. . Pt. ilkiiaa I,ao.l.StsliklA Do. S. S P.l OM loolilikk Pavia k Ortokillom as D. SW 10 Sol kr I lola TaL It 11141444 Isco di wn:im ew d 114.. ISaatOok kam e rookik iili el Saar. sernalsa lad ;:: 1 it..,44Tai. Poil II TnaaLaOkllkOaa. 4 4 Vaa Diorantak.z - I - I f I i Z. ASP vial IA ii 1 I r IF N MONEY MARKET -21 MS DAY. Two o'CLocz. The funds this morning attained a fresh advance of 3to per cent., otung chiefly to the improved prospects of the money market. A sale of stock for money, however, followed, and prices have returned wi , hin the last half-hon r to the closing quotations of yesterday. In nearly all the other departments of the Stock Exchange, the tendency is still upwards, although the best prices of the morning have not in all instances been supported up to the present hour. The usual telegram from the Paris Bourse has not yet reached us. Consols, after rising to 925 to 3, boils for money and the 7th of June, are now quoted 921 to 3. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 220 to 222 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 913 to 3 ; the New Three per Cents., at 913 to 3; the scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 93 to 931 ; India Bouds at Bs. to 14s. die. and Exchequer Bill., at 18s. to 225. prem. Turkish stocks continue in good demand, and have again risen. The Old Sin per Cents. are marked as high as 67, and are now quoted 65 to 66. The Ns* Loan is quoted 543 to 551. There are more inquiries for Mexican, Peruvian, Austrian, Spanish, and Russian stocks, all of which are very firm. Sales are recorded as follows :—Austrian Five per Cents., 421 (exchange 106.) ; Buenos Ayres Deferred Bonds, 18; Dutch Two-and-Half per Cents., 60 (exchange 126.); ditto Four per Cent. Certifi cates, 911 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 163, 163 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for an __ count, 831 ; ditto Three per Cent'., for account, 63; ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 02;; Spanish Three per Cents., 40; Turkish Six per Ctnts., 1854, for account, 63, 67; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 65, 56 ; ditto, for account, 641, 55, 541. The rate of discount for the beet bills having two or three months to run has fairly fallen to 3 per cent., or 11 per cent. below the Bank minimum, and in occasional instances transactions have taken place at a further reduction. Somewhat singularly, the application. at the Bank yesterday were more nume rous than during the lut two or three day, but of quite an exceptional character. Some of the lead ing monied establishments have further modified their rates for loans. Messrs. Overend, Gurney, and Co., and Alexander and Co., as well as the Na tional Discount Company, have notified that they will allow only 21 per cent. (instead of 31) for money payable on demand, and 21 (in stead of 31) for loans at three and seven days' no tice. The London Joint-Stock Bank have reduced to 21 per cent. the rate for deposits, both old and new, With the single exception of the Commercial Bank, who as yet adhere to the fixed rate of 31 per cent., 21 is the utmost that can be ob tained from any of the banks for fresh deposits. The arrangements now adopted are conse quently similar to those ordinarily observed when the Bank of England minimum rate of discount is 31 per cent. Yet at the weekly court at the Bank yes terday the rate wu maintained at the relatively exor bitant point of 41 per cent. A further sum of 90,000/. in Russian gold was yes terday sent into the Bank. The amount which arrived on Wednesday from St. Petersburg was limited, it appear', to about 100,0001. A transaction took place yesterday at 28 in the new Venezuelan Bonds about to be issued. This price of coarse includes the dividend looked for in July next. The numbers are published of the bonds, amount ing to 60,000/., of the Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cent. Loan', which have been drawn for redemption, and will be payable at the Bank on the Ist of August. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow (" continuation -- -- , day"), and terminate on Tuesday. The light portion of tho Calcutta and China mails will be delivered in London to-morrow morning. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Malta was due at Suez en Wednesday with dates from Melbourne to the 17th of April; the substance her intelligence msy reach London by telegraph of towards the end of next week. Owing to the unfavourable impression respecting the crop in Italy, the silk market shows en upward tendency, the demand extending to China de- emotions. The inquiry for bar silver continues limited, and the quotation has declined to 62hd. per ounce standard. In the absence of demand toe the Conti nent, and with the prospect of government sending very little more to the East, it is not improbable that the price of silver hers will continue to droop. We understand that the purchase of the eight steamers of the European and American Steam Com pany by Mr. Thomas Howard, of Manchester, was oompleted on Wednesday, the money, about 220,000/., being paid, and the ships transferred. The Argo, as already mentioned, has been chartered from Mr. Howard, by Mr. Orrell Lever, for the Gales,. line. There is a rumour that the new proprietor of this fine fleet intends to tender for the conveyance of the Australian mails ran Panama. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 1,6051.; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 1,0221.; the Lancashire and Yorkshire an increase of 4961.; the East Lancashire an increase of 3361. ; the North Eastern and Newcastle and Carlisle ea increase of 1,0131.; and the Midland an increase of 2,6231. A call of 21. per share, making 121. paid, is to be paid on the second issue of capital of the Scinde Railway Company by the 28th of Jane. The annual meeting of proprietors of the lonian Bank took place yesterday. The net profits for the past year amounted to 10,1271., out of which has been provided the amount of twohalf-yearly dividends at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum. Tee sum to the credit of profit and loss on the let lcouttre, 1859, was 13,1811., against 10,663/. on the Ist January, 1868. The director.' report was adopted. The dividend on the shares of the Eastern oft France Railway Company has been fixed at 20f. 46e. , which, added to the interest of 20f. paid in No vember last, gives a total of 40f. 46c. per share for the year 1868, being 19c. less than the distribution in the previous year. The half-yearly interest is advertised on the Pa nama Railroad Seven per Cent. Bonds of 1854-69. With reference to the market for American securi ties., Messrs.. I). Bell, Son, and Co., report as follows The market for American securities remain unchanged; Brea stocks, for which thus is a good demsnd, am not freely offered, and in the &tames of ►leeolation but little is doing to railroad bonds and sham. THURSDAY ET/WOlO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 911 to 92 for the 7th of June, opened this morning at 91/ ft, 92, and closed at 921 to 1. For money the last price was 921 to 1. The official business report is as fol lows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91/, 921, 921, 921, 921 ; ditto, for account (7th June), 92, 911, 921.9 2_ 1, 921, 921 ; Three per Cents. Re duced, 91, 901, 911; New Three per Cents., 901, 91, 911 Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, lit, 17 11-16; Rank Stock, 2191, 2211; India Stock, 217 ; lodian Fourr Cent. Deben tures, issued in 1858, 93/,931, 931, pe 931 ; the Scrip of the new Loan, 93, 92/ ; India Bonds, 15s. dis. In face of the extraordinary mute in the moneF market, Exchequer Bills were flat, at 80. to 22, prem. The scrip of the New Indian Loan remains firm. at 92; to 93, and the Four per Cent. Debentures issued last year at 93 to 94. The demand for Tntkiah Stocks continues, and a fresh rise of per cent. hit taken place, the closing quotation of the Old Six per Cents. being 64 to 66, and that of the New Loan 63) to 64). Spanish De ferred Three per Cents. have improved to 27} toe. ' Sardinian Bonds were firm, at 78 to 79, and Mexican dull, at 16) to t. Vene zuelan Active Bmds rose nearly 2 per cent., Imo - ingoff at 36 to 37. Brazilian and some othrt foreign descriptions were likewise inquired for and Inn. Vidor Emmanuel Railway beads were firm, at 78 to 79. Trarseetions took place to-day in tbe Indian Government Five per Cent. Loan notes at Is. 90. per mime, or equal to 90 per cent. ohitt.l Nam Cm i 111Jx.teine Ili 1I I 114 lii 110 US US 10 11 46 ii si ! 11. 1 1 ri Ca me I II II MS. i i i i it ll' 14 U ii ii Z au! i; lu 9 9 as — tif I s e ' r - _ . am I* -di st * I tier 17i mi 1 /a' P 4. I IlalliValll k o S .3.1100 11A , KCI I. Ya M W ft. re Ps. ISO - Af a lLtiy %VA. 13.14.31%irsetted kt sod Tag == . 4 0. • • w 'Ak ig...V.60n Do. io 9•14 Is 1•• Debt al U t Ate& Jo s WWI 'metes Item *Oars Me% VA 9tam iterWas Da, alma— wi Oa Botta. sad Ile& Owes Waifs ift.awrir Ir re . Da Want 4v,,,. Lasice sad ej Ira r▪ a.see.a wawa .. Vl, - 16;. - artm, Nit OlWaiburall i Dowaals owl Oadals.. a ="'" tr as. averilioUsitire- EF MUM!! 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The transactions have been principally con fined to Ames in East Wheal Russell, Wheal Mar garet, East Gunnielake, Ilingston Downs, Wheal Nary Ann, and Wbeal Grenville. In foreign and colonial mining shares scarcely any business hu been done. At a meeting of adventuress In West Caradon Mine, held this day, a dividend of 21. per share was declared, leaving • balance of 2,024/, to be carried to the next amount. A nte coktlreport was read, showing the mine to have improved erably since tbo date of the hat meeting, and pointing to • Inviter improvement in the course of a few months. The 41000 ato s prevented at the bi-monthly meeting of share holders in rednandrea United nee., held this day, showed a balance In far nu of the undo. taking of 1,6081. Is. 4d. The profits on the two months' working were 3311. is. 7d. The tie ore sell Mine the dateof the last meeting realised the sum of 3,7601. lie. 4J. At • maiden of adventurers in Providence Mines, held yesterday, in Cornwall, a dividend of 51. 10e. per share was declared. Pendeen Console sampled at Penned on the 24.1 tobtint 212 tone of copper ore. COMMERCIAL AND MARKEL!. MAItIC.-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The attendance was small, and the tone very lull. Prices of most artiolm of the trade nominally unaltered. The suer ly of home-grown grain wee saran. The tar. ports of foreign grain into London mince lest Monday were reported this morning as large of wheat, fair of barley, and large of oats. WIMSAT.-Eugliph sold b e retail et about kat Monday's prima, in some sales Is. per qr. lea.. Foreign quiet, nomi nally unaltered in value. English while, 52a. to 66e. ; red, 448. to 645. per qr. • Dantzio and Konbraberp, 60s. to 62a. per 4941 b. ; Ros tock, 645. to 685.; other Baltic ports, 445. to 66a. FLOUR quiet at about last Monday's priors. Norfolk might be bought Is. per sack cheaper. Town, 45e. to 635.; Norfolk, 345. to 36a. per 2401 b , French, 384. to 40.. per 2801 b. ; Amer.. U.8.,-per barrel. BARLEY, dull trade a. last Monday's rates. Enelish, 325. to 42e. per qr.; Baltic, 28e. to 385.; other sorts, 27e. to 325. per qr. OATS, slow sale, et about last Monday's rates, and rather cheaper. British, 245. to 32e. per qr.; Russian, 23e. to 245. per qr.; other Baltic ports, 241. to 28s. per qr. 8RA773.-English and Egyptian unaltered at lad Mos day's prices. English tick, Ha. to 425.; harrow, 42a. to 46a. per qr. Foreigo, 40e. to 60e. per qr. Egyptian, 36e. per r. Pus, quiet at last Monday's rates. English boilers, 48s. to 505.; hog and grey, 384. to 42a.; foreign, white, 48e. FLEATINa CAREOPA.-Biace yesterday a couple of grab laden remelt' were reported arrived at port of call-bath wheat and bath now on sale. LRRITALI INTO LONDON FROM MAY 21 TO MAY rf. Midi& A 010011. I.La. 1101,00. 14703 • •• • 070 EWA Mai us I Moo I 19619 47•3 • •• • ••• MaeAA ENE Plea. 3E70 •._ blew. 1.7,11 Ammik IAIO maks. IMPERIAL AAAAA 0311 M. 41s 11 re i t SI i 7J li 11: 4 J it. II n. lift ri Si 161 101 la SI S: 111 ils al HI Od 33. 101 id 40 N SY Mlll Id id Si 171 Id 112 womb' das. Mama O. Id.a& 111 • II ed . - qtr.—Wkr.. SArbY. .. Ilys. law, awl P... U. .4111• X =WWI TIM MACTIIATKON TO AMA= MOWN -.-- WRIAIT •1111110 IVII irl V• 11111 PAIR.. Prin. p 4 - i I . SI 44 I 41 4 41 11.. t. 40 10 ! LIVERPOOL CORN MAREET.-(THIS DAI.) (IT BRITIAN AND IRISH 1110NNTIO TRLSORAPIL) (PROM 017 R OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Corn market dun and few buyers. Wheat and dour pees. a halo below Tuesday. Indian corn and beans cheaper, demur! laulted. Osta, oatmeal, sad barley limited. MINCINO.LANIE. (THIS D A Y.) SCOAIL —The market has again been dull this week, and a further decline of fully 6d. hes been established on all onalides except One reeky. A fek arirmut of business dens in Mutton c..rgoes of foreign. chiefly Haveunth, during the week. Reamed lumps dull of sale, 61s. to 63a. Coerce.—A krge quality hes to:en offered In Wilk sale, sod try nt off at rather Irregnter prices, from ls. decline to last week's prices, aid the mvk•te closed with a steady appsarence. . correemence of a telegram yesterday, in anti cipation of the China mail, an imprreed demand qui* up, and large purchases were made in common commu, at 2fd., and at the clime le. Ed. was peld fors smell pared. To-day the public sales west off briskly, and black list congou shows an advance of id. on last work. Corroir.—No sales of imtertonos reported this west. Rics.—A far amount of bushes' done at fully last week's Currency. Rux.—Pricee lime been fully supported this week. Rai:myna has been steady, with a small amount of business done. . . Belem have sold without Ppl . et at previous prices. In other articles eo nistarul alteration, bet markets generally have been dull this week. TALLOW mARRET.--(THIS ])AT ) Tits market is (mkt Town Unbar is quoted 535. sat cash •, Petersburg Y.C., on tba soot, 64.. 3d.; Juno. 640. 3d. ; July, 560. ; Avon and September, 65.. ; October to December, 56a. 64. RIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LEADINHALL.—Rides: (Alba. to 641bn. 41d.t0 411 ; 64Ibe. to Tabs, Ofd. to bd.; 721bs. to 8016 e., 64. to 61d. ; 110 Ibo. to 881 b., 61d. to 61. ; 831bs. to 961 b., 6d. to 611.; 951ba. to 1041b5., 614. to 644. Horse hides, W. to 14s. Cali skins, light, 2a. 61. to 4a.. toll. 6.. 6d. BRlMONDSET.—Sheepskins : Os. to 05.0 d.; downs, 60. to 7s. 61.; lambs, 2s. Si. to 3a. 61; @beetling's, Is. Id. to la. 3d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mama. Petteeden sad Elmflth report that the market ie firm at the late advisee, and that the fly to daily increasing th.oughmt the plaatettotte. Holders of hope are sanguine that next week a aril farther edvanc3 will Lehi place. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Beaddyla Helloes, 16.. 3d.: Walls End Tan -11.31d Moor. 12s. 9i. ; Walls Bud Haswel. 17s. 6d. ; Walk End Horton, 17.. dd. ; Walls Bud Keogh Hall, 16a.; Waite End South Hallos, 16s. 6i .; Walls End Whitworth . 16,.. , Wytam,l6s.; Howard's ditto, 124.-27 Shits at market. AprU 23. April IS 1 . 1u2. lay le. littE l • " : LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LI•1100111. MA T -n • 11:110[Ci steadily Improved throue.z . day. had, sithenteb hustoe , ., •a• Ihnltel. dated firm at the ilho m b.mbe gp i-Bleehburoe. lit 9-Ohledehlsoe TS 4-16114.11 lietybeee. td 7-samara COUII:11 , Y t I I-Ern Insauignr. BI h-fligy **tem at -L4monshlrs sad Yetrehtee. ,59 6-Lade. and Pea* Wow.. ell 1-hhelheld. 331 -Mldhael 911 :1-Earth *Mash. 111 tL -:,..tets, N b-Toil awl 93 , 1 th 39htleed e 9 -Loeb Nonfarm. 4' 3-Parem 11 1-Dutetvelieekb. 74 d1..-04sed Rata 0e11e414. 71 11-Oren Wararsel (W 043613 I l id 1.116. Si aIaiIIITTIN'S&T Y.-The motet an My *ON all dee, isg jai., dared at the be.t. eteflletd 93 4-I kW Red. Rs tea Oast. fez-Lad. U -Doyen. tare. 17-Illulead. 41 11- Dula. abolish, 34 d.-Feet laacee 11. Tits Ice fasisn.—Tbe 'mall quantity shipped for Britain 14 owing to competitors nearer hand, viz., from Norway, pe shape the only other country which envies an an toe trede. The amount stored op in New York &Meg 1856, was 306,000 tone, of which 20,000 winter apostasies. The prune of cutting up and storing up the ice may to thew dreenbed t—Deriag the time that the in Is funniest in Thasmber and January, it is kept u free of now u pm- Occasiotary holes IVO pierced in the forming ice, to enable the water to ovwentr, as thus tie formation of ler is accelerated. Before cutting the ice, its surface la ewe matmally cleared of snow with wooden scrapers. An In a scraper then removes the snow-lcv, and the deld is reirly for being marked a bate squares of about 6 leaf each by an iron piniugh. Next follow the cutters in she necks marked till by the pteodmg Instrument, mow, plough, end *craters being each drawn by a horse. By head-saws the square pions are now di-engaged, and ere ready for being floated tether shore. Theme tiny may be carted to i r homes;-400 Vine can be cut sal wowed away by forty men and twelve boron in a le day. The wooden storeaty.ties of the Wen . am Laic Cvopany ha, vont. for 20,000 lone of ice. Steam Mu hem applied for the pur pose of elevating, towering, and stowing away the toe. The cos doss at. rd is to be taken lo all pat to of the w rid, to he need for cooling wicea and all tin Is of beireragra. pre serving meat, in kmmenne, o nfertbse, &e. The ice trade is highly insportut in openirg up an extensive dad of labour for tic wori.ing-isl.sets et a naiad of the . y d :a t gr sews wti employed :a n y, d b ny, e he i v it o std n i t a r a s ~se e b • ot and 2 if ihrois i . 4 1 , 0 h out the Stale' of the Coin, abet 0,000. The coot al transit , a b t Breton ,ouotrodetlsr,reettuiastt d z a ucy t newly 2nia.oooLib 021 b iOl N 81