The Express. — London, England, 1858-04-14 00:00:00

BERNARD. '.-(THIS DAY.) Me won roam tit to. .as Wooed for the eesby-1 a the pro- I hew the witless sato. to Sews.le hi Whales@ be bromiki articles of Iron, wad sod Owed the eon. oat twee portions is two pierce oe sot ad. eternised thew. helves of oval ham aerie a &swine of ,1 these balls thaw • arrow, sad at the all h,dee. I did 043 t, ea, but I know that ay one, two, or they, mottling similar to dm empire were takes di,lestly to enable tae de...Reiss to my re. • I raw at Brussels ramose where the a this orm. Esas the ..••14. s few days * him , and they had ileums yeal stranger rgi to pat thaw gas • sew invention. I be we It was s sew oak be very 'oeselleisli sod the straw path. be tasty any ono ma ss, and he replied that and also Y. Breams,- the came of this It. He said that he wee ran bath there, ery good ballast. O asked zoo if I knew home to Paris, and I Braasels on the Friday I do sot uuderetamd ought t my recolloc- I made oorrecly de •ere oa the top part AO DOW produced to bs ness would state apes Like Ulnae be saw at articles e ,ervicular attention of atermg whether he ne of those he New et ,old be obtained boo♦ awing he made at the laid ewes, isieltirely to RI. - P• fitted eitctfy to tie tbn two parte= s: revved them t rtly. I did not make mil the 26th of Fehnt he inters trithoat the etc there was some IF tut be wee of opeetis treed one parval that Attorney-Genersl—l numb, in Detester I gentleman to Pads n the day Won my e. I wee toed that km II toe so dimwit De I took some Also it my carpet bag ihr It ware pieced in my ebte in the smolder similar to the ors I how maay thne wan, ked what they wire xpa. I took thew "met tag. I behove It halls in the pared I Meet west ,In b of Decembe r - at ad eta earpet bag and times's ma I auppend re me a corr7-oarl ke it to Parte. I Ali by whom I watt im• !way stades whoa •• ws7 I had dares d a 7 p.m. rata sad el at the stare I gel actor-hoese Arm ieili= d im ash whet the ry wore to be said Om tithes* sty ellerre, eded as my eta o'elark ja cr i t Weems travelled by • served at Parte he he Kee Bt. Hogan— catertg.l took the sad !e -yes beg 'aid pissed Ile carpet beg. The Id the peopto of the it of the carpet bag me. I went away, Ilse o'clock the met admen, and I weal I ma what was aped aides far etyma I lag. sad arrived the past. Same time primmer Bernd. I Iva or mom. I ail with the be..., sad at the Cali Beira sad be did sot trey journey. Whet I se in the nimbi, 1 rom the beach erre my hand only owe I handed tbree my- Lamination, and dm, 42, and than repla acau'ey, Q C.-1 to e .t Smack. I nee Dotal un the 29th ' Allsopp. lle daie MILD stayed at the believe the dto we. itin g" a rus stud the bone W r. Welsby—l am a at Brownie, and I :taming to that hong. 9topanied him in • station in the ever same gentleman G ho.n to me by the I Orsini. and b. ". IA l a m p , -11. propnetor of The prisoner mem and he gave rits • production of tlidl n the prisoner that 8 .rks in the Trammel. I, in answer tolual" e belirod the Fewest t eald that the OW at the wen that orteplraeh I bill for that Aiwa, the Court a Owelle. *piracy was bawl all 1104 bean previa,* t might he tonna ie production of die it. The polkaed revered to ail a elogesess W Mr that me bea. "Moo ttion7-0 004- 2 rothsi al wershoers ea Fir 1 , 110 times tipsy!! s sia• r ti • si Peri& OE lied wit le A c e lO▪ W Ire -- 8 1111 dal IMO I of the Ma I ssaS dig wq, Mak* m r• is elm I air Us L rid sit log a THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 14, 1858. beepe elms tie welters IMPS parehmed, end it war in moat We sows sista Tim I raw him la prises. Cresralesilarri—libmstress am as* sem seed lr now then V i t e Zelo Ze ll ...semeisilly the AllimerOsteral me &mar et tits prima Oder Oresd Ow and ltametts at Park. Orubl, PINK Isis w ee 7.ll = ia the pima alter they had hem am Noel is demi They maw all it mparal• each. Iwe me. N et whoa: severel. penmen same in identity these and I sew 01110 f sad Pluel pelted oat to the ha wrase:en gas painted out Orsini in ids mil to other peens. The when d t e r uin are simmt to those persons separskly. i. paled less la prises be wrote bathing that did net Pon item end from the knowledge I thereby segnimi llm ns imoderritteg I skald say the signetare to gm latter peedneed Is in his handwriting. a m m.eg lide emined emm y Kr. Jams—The Dodge that UAW§ his mail he came is se when I tee th ed the order hr he al the primers Orsini and nisi. Oa the ifeadey following tbeenitention, Radio ma sad Mho* the mart to maim Ye leans of gram. I have sever boa present when Rails mho say regent expecting Dr. &mart ha 4 .2surs ereso the Prelleteme el Pallas realms my eatimeate may base mein The chief of the Pam of came to ate bile ham Wen to time. hails was still in the prima when I ISt I reetived no Nola boas the English government to briV ir det ova , to k. Orsini wrote no letters to land shot denutadon. Ile wrote his wIII and banded se inr, sad I Imre it to the prorarear of g o , game. lie wrote the will on the 10th, three An Immo his death, I took it myself, with a letter Orsini yd siiremed 10 the Emperor, to the Prehotse d Penes. Tie Attarsay-Oeneral —The whams ha been mind if he isteived any orders from the English govermersL Let him le sand if the English goverment ever pies maim to the Tema police. whirs—l remind my elan from the nehmen,' of ra n , sad if say .2ders have Irma given by the &Oa go mama they mat ham been mat thew Yr. Moths, is., ars of a previess whales, paved the .h a me rd the remises lend is Parte to sea peon ht Tads, • sink Is this service of the Banth-Maama Compaq, M the Oman having, ea aka id Decender hat. Inseght a mail packao to the ossery' • bookiaraiiea, in Borgagrafroaa, to be foreardal aria. Witmer mita him to alga the natal daelmatism as to the nine of the cabs* of tim palm% but he mid, " I bad bates act do that, se I eta pestelbed," adding that the package matidasel am revolvers vales UL madams Molt sai mina alas kel wittier that Una aged MI no few as the payment of the carriage and lits Csstan bones eapassesois the package was gobg a highly able penal In Paris. He Wad kir mew intarmatia as to the fame a Pans, and whams having given it replied " im, said. " 11. Bernard, are yea i t= Pane P" He re plied ; I shall go there Ville or come back." At the mine time he leads a gesture with bid thumb over hie shaalder, sad whams asked him what he meant. He said, " Wait awhile, end you will see," sod thee pointing to a tricoloured Lag dying ostelda, he and Cotta boa able." Nothing more pained. Cron-tramined by Mr. lams.— [ once lodged In the mine bows with Dr. Bernard, and knew him vary wall, but I ram hod any oonversation with him abort Buropma politic. It was about seven years ago. He called at the of before the day on which he bookad the itrbut I did not all him than that the _polios were giving urn a good deal of trouble Lan dos. That I swear, but I did tall him that there bad keen a good deal of difficulty in sandbag a prod of basks le emit awned through Pans, sa they were far a Preach ningie, sad the polio, at Paris had Interposed many obstacles Ia the way of their transit. Ms commotion. I had with Ins prisoner was Ia French, which I language naderasad moderately well. Dr. Harvard did not say I shall mama to Paris whoa the Imparre oasis beck bare Tan." Hie words WON " when the other one omen hack.' I don't know ware the lei-coleur Sag was lying, at whether It was Lying at ell. It might hays born on a Hampton Court pleasure van, for sight I know. My Impassion la that It was on a plea sant vaa, amarithatandiag it was the beginning of Jawing. I don't know whether it warn • party of refugees going M Hampton Court. In fact I know nothing at a ll a b ona l except that a Lag pared maids at the time whin aert was ta the office. The wart than edjoanied for half an beer. M. Ontregnia, ezamieed by the Atterney-Gmend—l ant • ilk esuninint tweet, reeidia6 in the Rae et. Desk, Perin I lave known Dr. »eenaed in Oteobir„ . 1 _M. I villed Hanka be tint ninth, end I net Dr. liermed the Clefi Illniese, in Tichboarretreet. I spin Ailed Iltwlsed in Jaaaery, 1667. and man Dr. Unread soverel Una es thot eeserta. He intiodneed are te • yew( ma are Hedge. when I afterwards feesived and = some chillies t• aria. liebeeipiendy he innedneed Nee to • Kr. Thome Allow, by War. end I law that mamma non dust cues in Paris. I allerweads sew the Nees sostie leas is La Raga*" baths thee dead miff swam ma% mattiy, Orem. I saw his Aar hie eindeenntien, era the day before hie eiecatices. The whams then preessisd is depose ea to the receipt of the revel and the ether delefle, the sabotaine of which has been Hie wooninio. lion worn preceediag when our report le& LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAT. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Mon Mr. Caelisiair CiesThum) Ix ■■ DA ILDOSIT AND PICA2D. Ms was tits asamiastica aristia7l; 11; sum at Milan sal Ms Komi, storrlbisisn, YT .rims. p.m/ fry Mom Tusquaad, Tema sod Os., smut s Hods non ebila two yam Ow is Or Mon la library V. The following u s af r OM lisleses-shesit mar Nur. UM, to Fn. 19, 1868. To • . .. : 63 114 1 lnl In : To I rd. 14 ims. issi isiks howl 1111111• 001 11 14.314 to ran sun s I /141.1141 9 I --- * 8 11 ; "" • 51L406 S 4 UP I I At Ta 6i das king MN 0 7.4111 ..... „..- .............. sal 1 Osisi Is 111111. . .............. 111.00 T 0 *0761700 k kooks ........... ......... *IU 0 4 iiinks4 it mks ........... kik 11 II UP 11 11 (trial M kola Si.)* 0 7 pi •- • lA. if gre v lM.,.' *. lb dela . .. 1.211 le . .. ... .. . Kill le 27 liv a. Ll hem . . .. .. el 14 Bl m Ms pie ligiiiillis'aili eat J. • .... • • 4 1 U 2,....... I • Int 41 II 0 The liabilities of 63,0011. an chiefly on trade bills, held by the discounters. The I wee of 66,8171. comprise the follow. tag items • —On 4aotors in &island, 16,6991.; debtors in Atonic* 24,0'101. ; on cr,rn, 7,4761. rence Mr. 13Maning ap rupt pwrod for the advents, and Mr. f the baaks. Law- Mr. Parnell, the otreisl +mignon stated that the aceonnta had been tiled in time, but ea they ears oompliested, sad in volved large flgurite, further time wee required to examine theca. With the agreement of all parties it was proposed to asks en adjoarnment for a fortnight. Adjourned accordingly. (Beton Mr. Commimiloner Fonbanque.) IN RI 011110‘.—CH•FOI1 OP CO/M1.11410 TIOPIIITT. The banluopt, • builder, of Wilby, in Northamptonshire, applied for hka certificate. His debts were 7001. ; anal about 2001. Mr. Rosen, for the assignees, asked Oar a Mel refusal of the certificate, on the ground of manhunt of pro perty. It appeared that tha budirM bed hidden some from, value about 3131., to a hatch dug in a garden. In November hot, be spoke to George Cos, his assistant, about being in ditleolties, and got him to tenor some wood and Woo to Mr. Hinvire, where it re mained from November to January. The ImmirW *elected the best from the stock in his yard. Another assistant wu employed to dig trench in fir e sides, sad arnal some iron there, ab ou t a foot below the ground. `week after, the bank rupt buried same braes cuttings in the man. Oa Ms examina tion on the 9th February the benkropt bed distinctly denied burg any propety. Shortly after the conalided article. . mod mmed by Mr. Cooke, of Wellingborough, the solicitor to the assigseem, and had been sold for 381. Kr. Bagley, for the bankrupt, szamined him to show that the goods had been handed over to Mr. Herrin in latisfectiort of • debt. Wbes the fro* WM buried `the garden be was expecting an notation to come in at the suit of Mr. Sanderson, and he did not want him to have on. Oa erm-examinarier he admitted that he had not in cluded &rill in his first list of creditors. The harmed morsel relied on the length of time, early two months, which had elapsed from the time the goods were dealt with until the bankruptcy. His Honour said the bankrupt in this case had ran two wire serious risks—cm of being prosecuted for felony, if it should be s h own that the goods were of the va l ue of 104 ; the attar of his berg refused hie certifiers altogether. Ulla* eamolderation that the matter wee very man, Ind the baskraptto be very &r frem • Man el en em y he did mot really with to kom Hat he wee doing--the wart woad sot go to the ertnenity of refaming hie swifter* thogetbsr. Of the =cue he had er hp, the ewer did sot believe the word. The timber case was rather the more doubtful of the bat as to the iron there was no 'arability of doubt ; and If it had bus clearly Mtn that the has wee worth 104 the beedompt would have been Mt to maw seat. As the conoselmat had pedial i WI ear the poising of the last isantosike, re wort arid aot par ore the are with a lees mere Or that of rivb‘ a thial-elor, orpeadad for the baser period wire a oartilear wee err orpeaded—for thew rare-0W tits Irrupt to be wither prouriaa. It was said that he wee a workfare =ea ;Mt Ida back to We work; he did sot appear to have imillehat fatallisooa to be hosted r a Prim -- Dir - . - iitTelio;;Zd tar lited proteedon. ?be Coseseleeleser—No. im 1 shall not give ktint any pro- Wien Y ii. 'Pbhabit of giving e abort protestant in duo anis ha crept in to I don't know how. I &en think I have paw stye it. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MANSION-HOUSE. der•Aes Oweslie, Tortugas". Jew wee charged with haring stolen a nuttier of portmonanei, cud with having attempted to obtain good. nadir false pretences. The meaner had need the name of the Tortuous Jew.' Protection Society in order to impose upon Umpteen, bat he wee detected in the attempt, sad it wee purred that he Ind emoraded in serer.' Otlterpfillel. He pretended le he limo mat of the English 'leafage, bat Use whamse mid that he "peke ea good Engliah ea the majority of their emeamers. The prWarr wee left under 'Rumination, bat the Lord Mayer mid that he Amid go to the Old Bailey. ILLEMBOBOUGH-STREET. RORIBIPAT AT all itilliTT . B TM RATZE. star Dewar Grant, 46, sad Charlde Murray, 38, the Amer diniaritied in the Eargirelaset as a tobacconist of Crown-strest, Soho, were charged bare Mr. Binghain with stsaling. at ber Majesty's Theatre, a pocket-book containing • aegis for 1601., the poverty of Captain Durant, DOM , 1111110, Pkcadilly. Captnin George Darant said—l was last night at Her es=• Theatre, and on leaving was going to the clash say coat, and while doing so • young man came up sad ailed roe if I had lost anything. I put my hand in my paistaul found my pocket-book gate, containing • cheque M Maris. Con for 1101. The man meld it was the Et;Grant. I followed and laid of him. He meld nothing about it, and that he was respectable. I held him until the young man mane up with the other primmer. We all proceeded upstairs to get out of the crowd, and while doing so the pocket-book fell on the stein at the feat of the prisoners, and I feel certain they dropped it. Sir George Wombwell, of 16, George-street, Hanover equate, said-1 was coining out of the Opera House last night, and win at the foot of the stairs I heard something hil and picked up the book, which was owned by Captain Durant. 1 feel quits certain it dropped from one of the prisoner but I cannot say which. Joseph Baum, of 19, Tichborne-street, said—l was at Her Majesty's Theatre on the previous night, and observing on the =sselgoing about mysteriously, I kept • watch saw them following Captain Durant, and saw the prisoner Grant push up against him. I then asked the captain whether he had lost anything, and finding he had I went of after Murray, and left the other prisoner with the captain. I asked a gentleman to look out, and he having done so, picked up the pocket-book. An inspector said as the priaoners were being brought out Murray threw sway an opera glees. Murray said honour had the shoes in his pouession. He was a lll: l == a s i a lv id is am7h an d hea u ni ty. the evidence, and did they wish the matter settled there. said they did; they were both guilty. Mr. Ingham rid he should remand them till to-morrow week. The prisoners rid they wished he would settle it et cam. Mr. thagtuma—No; some noon Inquiries shall be made firm. SOUTHWARK. SIVAL OMNIBUS CONDUCTOIIII. Jews Batiford, a conductor of one of Kite's omnibuses, plying between the Elephant std Comte and Kingslend, was with assaulting George Powell, • conductor in the of the General Omnibus Company. Kr. Beard pro esmatad and Mr. Cliipperfield The complainant said on Friday afternoon last about ha led 12 o'clock, he left the Elephant and Castle with hie emboli closely followed by defendant's omnibus . When at the tomes of the Borough-road, two ladim hailed hint, end he stopped the vehicle and went towards them to mist them in. There were eleven persona Mid% Mg a gentleman got outside to make room for them. Aa he wee seating the ladies the defendant stopped his omnibus, and mem tap I. those, ming, " Don't get into that omnibus Indkn." - Witness told theta not to mind him, when he struck hhn (sempleinant) on the heed, knocking him down. While en Me pennd he kicked him, sad whim the recovered himself in the it wore gone. mewenamination by Mr. Chipperesid, Menem said that when they started he told the ent that he kept =with yawn who picked pockets. He never mid shout his sister being on the streets. Neither did he tag he was a pickpocket. Mr. Charles Arthur Lena, an architect, 19, Graoscharch street, said he ens on the complainant's minibus end sew two haws hie it at the end of the Borough- a wed, and directly sherwseds he saw the dehndent and complainant en the peat She d well lant struckthe other in th ftm e l e Be did net bass Po lay defendant. He woe the Ladles. briaisiewar to the charge, Mr. Cblpperdeld oedemas/1 that the auglablant insulted hls client very much, end that hook* that there was not mom in the company's conibas fast the bass, he stopped and told them so, when the am pielnant Wert and they had a tight: His client was odes TillOpinbali to keep the pews towards the complain wad e it. ever duce he has been in the habit of taunting dm Maiarcham bad no doubt of that, but, according to Mr. Lane's testimony, the defendant had committed an assault on Powell. However, ha should not inflict any penalty, but order the defendant to pay the costs. Than was a croft summon., bat that was discolowed. 14,i1lclineTan Woluramo MAN% COLL/KM—The second term at this college commenced yesewday (lbselley), and is the evening t he genera meeting of be seaaall and students wee held is Lanese. ream of the lleohaidof Institution. 0. Heywood, Nat, theabeirmem of the college, prodded. Professor Gresaveed stated the resales of the pre- vious mentos, which had lasted 10 weeks. The ameba of nudism who passed the preliminary exantheation at the be ginning of the lest term warn 245; and of these 280 entered on or more of the classes, being distributed as follows; Arithmetic and algebra, 96 ; English literature, 96 ; Latin, 62 ; chemietry, 68 ; geometry, 39 ; mechanics, 38; English Mealy; ; physical geography, 31; political Phik9o9ll, 24; physiology, 20; political economy, 9; common law, The actual attendance of students had been se regular em could have been expected, the average being 66 per cent of ell those who had intend any _claw Comparing this atten dance with that at other AmMir colleges, the average was higher than used. Those who had pared the preliminary examination might be thee olseeified :—Operativea, 10 or 80; clerks and bookkeepers, 60 ; wareisourevisa sad sales meneyLata,shoplutepere sad slop assistants, 20; Milleillaollolll 30. .—M Gunnies. RATH rum in quest _ was held on Menderemesing in the heart roan at ing's College t a l g t by lb. Bestleci, the earemer for Westminster to , in the can of death of Elizabeth Carter, eighteen yens of age, who expired la the ho*tal of that estatilLhanat on Saturday lag. Tessa the eddanse athlaired the following Managed* eireemsteeme ware us dis mimes to the de mand had been iseeyei away hem hems le a heave In Whit* Lion-eirest, Wyele-sestet, Basal, and which she had snide her temporery abode. Oa Tanday lest while she ass pitting by the be needing her dress, seam pert at it accidentally knikid, and in • few moments she' was enveloped in &mew She rushed frantically into the street, end at that moment a gentlemen, named Coombe, of New-wherf, Whitefriers, wee pass ing in his gig, accompanied by his servant, Charles Ham mertoe. The servant, geeing the poor creature in such an awful position, with as much presume of mind eshumanity, =etched up the horse rug, alighted from the gig, sad toe- ' mediately extinguished the Ore. He then personally ;applied linseed oil, lint, Re., and had her ootireyed to King's Col lege Hospital, where she lingered until Saturday, sad than expired. Beaty possible attention was paid to her Yr. Swam the house surgeon, but, as the result proved, la by vein. The jury returned a verdict of " Accidental Death," and expressed their high satidaction at the hums sad heroics conduct of Charles Handonton, Mr. Colunhe's servant, hoping that such an instance of devotedness la an attempt to Jaye the life of a fellow-creature would not renaht un noticed by the public. On such a reooomnendation the co roner liberally handed to Hanimmtcm a small gratuity, which he with much generosity and good feeling 6111111Billfred to the father of the deceased, who was present, and who was stated to be is meet indigent circumstances. Too MUCH GOOD FORTUNE.—A young Min= belonging to Leith having lately Whin heir to a considerable fortune (it is said to be 16,0001.) had given himself up to a , course of sealer drinking ever since; and on &derby ' evening last, M • fit of delirium brought on by his disdps dm, be attempted to cut his throat with a razor in the New Ship Hotel, Leith. He had shut himself into the water closet of the hotel, when, suspicion having been excited, the door was broken open, sad he was found weltering in his blood. Mailed and oar immediately procured, and the wound be had inflicted upon himself was dressed. It had fortunately not proved fatal, and we understand he is likely to recover. —olaayou , Daily Mail. A Nnw YORK " INtrlterion."—A correspondent of the Baton Drassesipt (16.8.) writes thus of a rather " peculiar institution •' of New York society :—"There is an institution here of unrecorded fame; ft always thnvea to Lent em a substitute for oehergeleties. Its origin is believed to be English, although old New Yorkers claim it as Dutch. It is Candle; not that epodes hamortalised by Douglas Jerrold, bat one quite se *coy and more made of ancient brandy, wine, sugar, oatmeal, raisins, nutmeg, chi mane, and all eorts of saccharine and stimulant condimeats —made up In large quantitiee, ladled out tato tee-saps end eompieosatly imbibed batmen the hours of one end tow p.m.—oetankationsly in bower of the advent of an ` inns oast,' who between the sips is passed round, and ef coarse dedend the finest child ever seen. This simultaneous gra zillcodoa of philogeogenitinmess and convivial instinct always twiny oarsation to the choke of the matron and yel o balep to her tongue ; babydose, though the occasion, is not the laspiestioa; odious of candle dissppear ; and dow si momently renew their youth in drinking the health of ' dot bloomed baby.' IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS—Tan DAY. The Simone* took the chair ehortly attar 12 o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The following bills were considered and ordered for third reeding :—Aberdare Water Bill, Liverpool Exchange and Merthyr Tydril Water Bill. RAILWAY AND CANAL COMPANIES. On the motion of Colonel W. PATTEN, a return was ordered, showing the total share capital of wary railway end canal company on the 31st of Deoesahr, 1867, diatingabh fag the amount of ordinary and preferential share capital, and @bowing the rate of dividend paid by each each company on the ordinary capital for the year and the ascent applied to the payment of dividends int the ordinary capital of each company; also showing the meant of parothisl rates and taxes and of pesienger duty paid by each such company and the per cottage which the nuns paid for such taxes and duty amount to upon the sums paid se dividend to the ordinary shareholders in each cowpony during the year 1867. TENANTS COMPENSATION (IRELAND) BILL. Mr. MAGUIRE haring presented a number of petitions from Carlow, Cork, Waterford, Clam, Monaghan, King's County, Galway, and Leitrim, signed together by 18,000 persocr, in favour of this measure, rose to move that it be reed a ceased time. lie looked upon this question ea OM of the greatest magnitude and importanoe , England, equally with Ireland bemuse th e w c = l Z prosperity of the people of Ireland greatly affected the manufacturing districts of England. The condition of the agricultural population in IrelanCwas so deplorable in 1867 and previous years that bankruptcy end ruin followed, which affected the whole of the empire, and under similar cirmonetanose the MOO thing must own again. The great evil in Ireland was the moue of ty to which the people lived, and the want of a oullicient motive for - industry. It bad been stated that the distress of the country was also owing to the supine population and to the *matinees of the farms. But he denied that the population was greater than the land would se if adequately tilled, and in cenfirmadon of this he quoted the opinion of Kr. Blacker, who stated la 1846 that twice the population might be supported by the land. With regard to the second evil, the =leery of Ireland could not vies from the =album of the farms, for in Ulster, the moat prosperous division, there were a greaser number of small farms than in Munster, and the results of a comparison of facts in the ten years, from 1841 to 1861, showed &consider able diminution of the number of farms of from one to three acres. The condition of Ireland was solely attributable to the insecurity of the position of the tenant, and in proof of this statement the hon. member proceeded to cite inatancee of the complete dependence of the tenant, and the despotic power of the landlord. He asserted that numberless sots of wrong had been done to tenants from religions motiv m et c o lt those who prostituted religion for their own objects. Upon some estates marriages were not permitted to take place without the commit of the landlord , and he had known mw where arbitrary fines had been extorted for a violation of this rule. It we. time that they directed their attention to the protection of the tenant from the despotic power, and if the change be proposed wars ad= Ireland would bloom like a garden, ter would not be a single equere of land that would not be reclaimed if it were pomilis to do so by the magic of human Industry. (Haar, beer.) He brought forward this inseams bemuse snoesseive governments had abdicated their functions by toying with end evading the question tiU a feeling had ashen be Inland which would ultimately carry the bill succesillany through all It Msgr. The principle of the bill was conmemestien ter substantial improvements, and he could not mecalve wpm what ground it could be resisted. The O'Dosoonun Nee to eseend the motion, and the de bate we. proceeding when ear report id t. SHARE LISTS.-7HIS DAY. Two co'CLoOi. The railway share market to-day is rather flat, and most of the leading stocks exhibit a slight de cline. Great Western stock, after being marked 68f, has receded to satto 561. Midland is quoted filk to ; London and North- Western, 93k to 941; Lancashire and York shire, 871 to 1 i London and Bouth-Western, 461 to 481 per share; Great Northern, 261 to 1; and Eastern Counties, Ili to k. All these quotations are for the new account. Caledonian improved in the morning, but has since given way. North British continues in demand. The settlement is in Pr area: Western of Canada shares continue in de mand. The Indian lines, u well as Bahia shares, are firm. Pernambuco are marked f dis. for money, and dis. for the new account. - • 411ssale sal dl. W lawee. MOW •4_ 0 per ess o L. the (id. Tof I lies.Ner•Cs. la.g. tµ Do. W. OaNial • .... t i "eV Lake limes IL e L. B. IN a - 7W ". Nue IN De. Jer .. le. le. yip Ort U 3 Nri Lim DS. 41 P. ES 2 L. pee •= ie .. , i1414. 4 4 IN Mt ill Ds tNe D• Pteic u *lse maw 0 IL • De de. Ind S ell NUNN New...... LS New . ial IA prat 111s4mA IfiedDser W. 4i pee amt. trer I No. U sr lartle• I De.4o Nzi.Oes.llper el. N.=•o4o7 L edi lAA _I D O 4 BZL Wat .Now,.. i7orirafC 6118T11. t . 1.. Ix si IA s I' "1 s 1 1 I a. IN 11l 914 U rat I lit 1 1 111 'MAIL . ...... et. umiak limb= rusks.. We =it la:: Mil 11111111 Er s r us =ail ay gam kver ViCiffe .;. .L-,. I n V. l a. Z - pe NB lie ii ''' • • • Ds. a. s 1 1 re• .„'" Ifemsba E A a i di 4.1 Is 011•••• ... . Ile fi ssi ali ii ■ I 10 • • a_ ••••:•:::: Wiel PIM= %Uet . . 2=6 Irate of WIN Os 40 0. X 1.0 0 SW 00 OW 11l UN IN N. 1 , 011 Y. Is. N M se t le: N MOO al g: IS N. 10 O. II N. N N. 0 111.090 100 4.0 N 10 12. 11 4.015 01 II IS SUN li 0 5 5 1 1 JODIT ROM NU= Ages imid U. thr.alek Moak et fge Bark et erls.oeL . ltak ardeLtyli O Auftellkied Olds el*JeW . a INA Las.ol. Leedialoil Leedom .IVot Um rod wei C; liallood Beat Wow 111•66 Wria Oewelml Bark Oir Prowled& et hare Soca luilaw 17:1741 rm. et Uaii ... " .-. W2Liatri•Wi ooLonLL eovitaxmar Se. I Swan I PSI al rim. I gala. Oil ON. - Gurtess..alti* 111 WS I I ..... St Deism& ret.S4N lli garstalarat Hi ewlp .11.12111 . V.01ut08 1, tOl Nu Ti NUN RRRR tlhiv meN a da. p. ca. Nig St IST& . IN NY IN rr.... /Na IN IN Tiall , tetithrthis b tr IN LS U. WEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, (wr aLlarito TILIBOIUPIL) YORK SPRING MEETING.-THIS DAY. Borders TYRO 81: .. ll AKE : King of ellidink LONDESBOBOUGH CUP. Mummy .. Rita Ronconi 12 rms.— BIIINNIAL 'TAXIS. Na` Moran, Penalty, Dutchman's Daughter, Qom Charlotte, and Mama Maim ans hire. PLYING DUTCHMAN'S HANDICAP. Pieherteee, Posr, Mongrel, Apathy, M. Jo l l a, Rare Benbenr, Tamed' Maid, Breeze, Phyaalia Jolla, Artillery, and Prime et Demerit are here. N OT eg ri: 11 4 end Lil Aruunaza.--Heglre, Strathnaver, Early Dawn, nde. LATEST BETTING AT 12.46. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAYER. 100 to 30 apt Clrlseiale (off) 6to 1 Tie Pair (o 7 to 1 Toropholite ( ff) t) CHESTER CUP. 26 to 1 apt Adam's (t) THE DERBY. 10 to 1 opt Tozopholite (t) CLOSE OP THE ROOMS ON TUESDAY NIGHT. METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. 7to 1 apt Wrestler (t freely) 10 to 1 McsaaquaSt) 10 to 1 Beedierre (t) 10 to 1 Telapam (t) CITY AND SUBURBAN. 10 to 1 apt Blue Jacket (t) II to 1 Asy °Um. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 3 to 1 opt Clydesdale (t) 9to 2 'Tito Pere (t) 12 to 1 Happy Lnd (t) 13 to 1 Coxwold (t) CHESTER CUP. 16 to 6 apt BMA Bossy (t) 20 to 1 Sweet WMlate (t freely) 20 to 1 Physielea (t) 24 to 1 Genera Bopp* (t) 26 to 1 Gammon (t) 28 to 1 Kelpie (t) 28 to 1 Vanity (t) • 28 to 1 Riaeber (t) 83 to 1 Blackthorn (t) 23 to 1 The Peer (t) DERBY. 12 to I apt Toz may) 12 to 1 Sedbary ophollte (t 12 to 1 Clydaedeb (off) 30 to 1 Physicists (t) 30 to 1 Ditto (t) 60 to 1 Pitaolaed (t) CONFIRNATION AT BT. ANDREW'S, HOLBORN.— TRU Dar.—TEL morning, the Bishop ollarlos po maded to the pariah church of St. Andrew, Holborn, for the pupae of holding a confirmation. He was melded In the ceremony by the Rey. J. J. Toogood, M.A., the rector, the Rey. J. W. Laughlin, and a large number of parochial clergymen. About 400 madidateit were presented for admis sion. To-morrow (Thursday) morning the bishop will hold a confirmation at St. lobes Church, Hoxton. CALEDONIAN BALL. —This grand annual fete has tem arranged to take play at Rooms on Friday, the 11th of June, =dor the same diadagniaixed patronage se in forma. years. WILLIAM CHAMBERS, ESQ.—A large and influ ential moan of gentlemen connected with the town end county of Peebles was held in the County Hall onPriday last, for the purpose of appointing a sub-committee to pro mote the procuring of subscriptions for a first-elm portal* of William Chambers, Esq., of Glenormiston, to be pressman/ at the opening of the Grand Hall of the Chambers' Institu tion, as a memorial of the splendid ntuniflosix• of Mr. Chambers in presenting that institution as a free gift to his native town, which, when finished, will stand un in any provincial town in the kingdom. Several handiness isabwriptime have already been announced, and Sir Adam cof Havannas, Bert., has kindly consented to act as rman.—Bordsr Alogrtiser. _ _ fi EN DLESONFtIfD.=-iiire regret to learn that the fatally of the late Mr. John Hendon= are left whoily provided for; au appeal is, however, being made to the public on their behalf, and a oommittee has bees organised with the view of raising • fund to place Mrs. Henderson and her daughter in a state of comparative comfort for the remainder of their lino. Mr. Henderson, It will be remembered, wae one of the builders of the Great Siblbition building of 1861. and of the Crystal Palace at Bydenhaza, a tact which will doubtless attract to his widow and orphan the sympathy and support of the public. Tits LOMBARDI CoLtzenom.—The announcement in a osatemporm that the Lombardi oollection of early Italian pitons, purebred last autumn for the Natimial Gallery, would be ealiblied to the public in Trafalgarscusre on Monday teat, ineerreo• The *tares bare but • sat be risible for probably a week. Tun Royu . BZITISH &tit it.—A petition in favour of Mr. Leased) sad the three ether directors who were re wiemented by thejary to the melted conakkratioa of the and, kw ben Awl by the mayar, elder.., tan weed, lwahsre. preles ersilusess, ma y. el Wawa* kr promoted= to her Melsoly. lt foilowe three petlitione already slimed in behalf of Mr. Ins mai beta the county of Ilartiord.—Jfenemeahshin Ammo. Mr. Charles Dickens will read his " Cricket on the Hearth," his "Chimes,' end his " Chrilmis Cared," et at. lidardes Hell, ea three ottocesdre Thursday cewmaelag ea the 29th lest. Mr. Dickens will Mahe end saki% of these raw:bugs known to kis andiniae Is a kw womb precersiary to the ant of the NAM ORDINARY URA II AND /TOOL. ak. I rt. Smarm Aates..ll•LJa. bikes and As.A;li_m. Jar. • ...... 7I 2174167 - Cloy °l6l =4 al Cart ass Basics all Ds. •• ammo••;a ii:: . 0 ail 0/1 Ds. 2 I DA. Is sold le R. 011 Rod., I.••o.kAbort Jo as 'Was s DAN Jura= 100 =lWe% am • • • ISO le. dm asTrs ge." .• Ot, sof Warrmi I DalliriVlsrela. OIL larmier ips_d Odic ... Tr . lll - .77:::: I* Imhommairs mirrilmlire. •0 1 Losies "" A54 "6. /Ileak t irstl eali.: N MI6 NMI 1; = l l ll lll A tr a ilisr °c" 41 ~~~:~ Wefts itiages=l— Indladt ...... NS all NILi Do 1111.111 81ma lira sa(ld I Ifewribe gad Oar a l i f " F r awr7 • an VI Masa Hertbiri le• a Nadi Data. DO. 1.0 ff. ffsama—leralak IN Da. O. N. NMI WO 10) Nardi M Da aass Irak I 11111ILW Jo an Nag* & W Jona Ui al are Wages • • pa Wan. i Wetaia i Os araptire ,lllllNsbeerse• 140 PO: E l ▪ Toetal.k Simian 14 4a. an Illo1orirok1=1: : ▪ •Nokias can IMIWO Yela . Wed MOD Wonorlord an Warlord m sad ai on Wye °cayon.. ▪ w. Do. • pm an ALM all Do. 14 1 =1. mil to a) all Wool gam I 11111. team War. vs I pm. N 1 - a t a a s a il l " a it ft Irpa 1.1 pea VA U I 41 II Il_ 4 II r i i Ri in 0 0 i fa Ft ii fi I die Ili on V i 2 V 4 1 li fil ill I lir 1,611 2 47 i 2 i 1 47 H 6 18 12 • 7 $ ib I I, n g , 4 , 4 . , ~ 41 , ~. a A TN ii s II 1 - ", it 11 BIITISH MIIII6 No I Ibra, I Was& I Pd. I IX Wpm I Oaks. i t Al sn tml 4Ploaok , I. * 101 ' 1.024 le Inman 0,..s Cons% N • • (Ts 414 0.10 , 1 41 ON 113 Itamet * is us • _ Ora* Sou* Tolson 11a. 114 U.N.LlfroliPhllladO ILI St 16 , 411..L0r lilalanan SI 11 k le; L adh:W coo .l3"lhal3""'W . bial ( 4 o: l 117 ( 4 9 IT If I s I DI 3.400 .. Portal. UMW (Wandron) BosuidipOos..ll34.oo Sa. li NS .. 4. Daman (01. 0040 Si ITX iff) 0.010 Clara ins l=4loooo49 3 44 110 two "rjoifsuilariZt s. Tha 0031. II 11 um .. us. moral va• et Tomei 100s mama* MIK 34 11 tram amigi IS 14 W.Oemadoa ISO) 10 101 110 411.Dawst Si 1 1 0 In Th. 1343113 j II 910 300 • nOvatolOalliock y i 6 Leapt L S 7.I 101 lel 19 WOW Mar Ann INlalmaloti LI 43 - 16.Trolawnes disk.; 16 N 111301LLAN00LTS. N.. I Blind! Omorninna I Pd. 101 prima I thian 1044 task. =•csaMlt re g 2 , NAN annuntlan Royal Mall all 11 11 NO 1,000 atlantic To). adac.) all USN IS %din Wamrcrorto 11,030 10 Dollsw,ks.at34.6la. 1 N Drta amarlnam DNA AO 3 . .06 1•0 Quads . 136 143 NOON 0011a.al6eiliiiii all 16 n 111 c eo e rralr.Ti Neat .an DI 113.1641 I /Waft . . It it , all 01114 inr.* P a ler s=ria 4 Si 61. Yam Tr ice ;. ail 11_ TN. la listela ISS IN 164 x Oa lima Tea of a/I ia I I Dam anciaZ i . L 0044 14 On.ll•Antion fa 1411. MOAN Law oa. WON Tal r FE 7.111. 11a.D1•1405.a. • 4 1. 13,110 W Nathorlasois unn Mlle se Do. Ds. all 1 16,131 6 PoJtoo.Priasilla ell 4 4 $ NAN Do. Da.. I IN 1,111 Iss 31.11evritN.111 N N 00,070 1 N. Br*. Avolasimlia all 16.111 IN Darla of Piarsmallft. all 111 NAN °aka& .—. 21 1 II Nag I Dia Neer illmme 11s. INsl pm 110.001 hal loadallle all 94 WO 0 Pada. 000.6 taus IS N 1 ICON N Do. Now . .... 111 /1 11.100 L LtZ;i7ur". aD 11 1! WM IN 5.* ans si".6* IKON nwimm Inomaft all 1.1 1 MVO 16 • AxIMW Ind all D.* I iinlmaineT a ai 011 76.4 N I De. Da an am IS Note Lois. of Ell Visrlommntia: . p Vlstarla DNS§ INV 18 N De. New l6 I Si dis MINES.-THIS DAY. Two °Tux& The mining market remains flat, and in a nnmber of cases lower prices have been established. The transactions have been chiefly confined to shares in Wheal Trelawney, West Par Console, Grad wheal Alfred, Par Console, and Alfred Consols. _ Linares aharee hive been dealt in at 91. Other foreign descriptions remain quiet. TUMIDLY ETIELIM. The mining market to-day wee quite inanimate, and very , little business was done. The inquiries are principally confined to dividend-paying stocks. Bertha shares were more inquired for, but North Buret, South Cern Brea, and 'Wheal Kitty (Lelant) were flatter. Mariquita, Fortuna and Dun Mountain shares met with some inquiry. Lusitanian have not fully main tained the late improvement. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARH-LANE.-THIS DAY. The wheat trade eras dull this morning, at the rates of Monday lest. Barley was in short supply, and its velne underwent no change. Oats were saleable at the improvement noted cm Monday. liana and peas firm at late rates. AiEVAN limo wicr i zioLvem eo APaZ. ,; I l ases Sauk /ism M . ; „ lPrd Plus. - NO ilia. MINCING-1 DAY. finoes—The pub& slam eini rim 01l Issaally at about =ys prim, which*awed • decline at le. en low t ios& Belinsd imam 64. to 56a. COPPEIL—The DON) sale to-day connate of Mocha, end the importers ere WyMg in largely. TEA.-Bales hare been made to some extent in medium Comm, &May at le. 6d., which established a slight de cline; but we ere without transactions to report in common Congos, which description appears to be steady. Rios antinues dulL _ -- _ - _ _ Bon.LDeiseTtio,proof, sold from 2s. 24. to 2e. 4d. liamTivan.—Refraction, 4 to 6, sold at We. 6d. to 36e., and the general demand has improved. Corms.-100 bales sold at previous rates. Cocoa.—Trinidad sold in pnblio sale, grey to red, 64a. 6d. to 628.6 d. ; red, 66a. to 76a. Counorzan mid irregularly, aveeaging about previous :stew. . . . . . - In otber articles no material alteration. Markets °eli tism families. TALLOW MARLET.-THIS DAT. The market Is Weedy at the subjoined (potations :—Tows tallow, 645. nett cosh; Petersburg Y.C. m the spot, 665. 6d. ; April to to Jost, 64a. 6d. to 645. 6d. ; July to Await, Us. 3d. ; Ost. Dee., Us. BOROUGH HOP MARL/W.—MB DAT. Memo. Palisade& and Smith report that the market con tinues without olteration. COAL MARKET.-THIB DAT. Ho!pre% 16e.; Edam Maas, ld. ed. ; Tealleld ,00r 13a. ; Netherton Want Hartley. Me. id.; Walls kid Madders lietten,lBl. 6d.; Walla lad Hilda, 16e. fal.; Wale Bad Aso well, 20e ; Walls Rnd South Helloes 184. id.; Walla End South Batton. 20e.; Walla Had Teem, 20L-46 ships at market. Bur INDIA ComzmeT.—This morning en election of a dolmen end a depetychsinme, with directors of this compeny, for the ensuing year, took piece at their home In Leadenhall-street. The proceedings as ler as the chairmen and deputy chairmen were canceneed, were of a purely pri vate character ; the remit cannot be formally declared until a labs hour this evening, bet ft is metals that Sir Frederiok Carrie will te chairmen, mad Captain Bastwick, deputy chair man for the neat year. The new cheirman entered the civil service of the Bast India Company, en the Bengal astabliih ment,in 1817, and Moms one of theesecetaries of the gaunt meat of India in 1842. He was a member of the supreme council from April 1847, to January, 1848. He received his baronetcy immediately after the battles of the &Wei. Captain Bostwick, the new deputy chairman, en tered the Bombay army as a cadet in 1827. After getting several staff appointments and evincing proficiency in the Oriental languages, he was transferred to the political de partment, end made first assistant to Colonel Pottinger, then Resident in Sande. He accompanied Sir John Hearm's army as a political oftioar, and was entrusted with the ne gotiation of the treaty of 1838 with the Ameers of Lower Sande. On the advance of the British force into Afghan- Wan, he was left in charge of the political mammy of Upper &hide and the districts below the Bolan PUS by Sir W, Namsghten. He has had a mat in the direction of the Bast India Company since 1847. _ . Warm/pas, Arm 10.—The Queen ham been phenol to direct lettire patent to be paused under the seal waisted by the Treaty of Union to be made wee din plies of the Sheol Seal of Scotland, nominating and appointing Dunbar Jeanie, Earl of Selkirk, to be Keeper of the maid Sea --Nutt*. . . . . WiiAva.—The officers of the Ava have remained at Trincomalee, not only to ere the mails and spoor hat also the main shaft for the engines of the Alma. The shaft is sunk in about 17 feet of water; it is of immense weight, and there will be some difficulty in nixing it. As mom r the specie, and shaft am laved the of of the Ave ere expected to leave Ceylon for England, in order that the government inquiry into the lose of their ship may be pro ceeded with. MAIL To Rio Jannixo.—The Pacific Steam Na ngaCompany's new screw steamer Clods will sail from rerilol ' for Rio Janeiro to-day, the 14th log. As she will cony • ship's mil, loners sad newspapers will be re ceived at the Lhergool Potholthe till 10 a.m. ; and with late fees till 10.16 a.m. EMIGRATION nom MILVORD HAvair.—The first emigration them thillord Eaves to tiolkestralarian wholes will lake pens by the anew mearoahip Lord Ashley, 660 lank 230therse whith is appointed to all from the Seri Wake Mon at Neyland on the 15th May, Amoldemd, New Oinala. PAW= ONZ 88111.170 Timm; Aran. 13.—Admirkee es payment, 1,612; &Me W arm di*, 694; teal, 2.206. MONEY MARKE7-THIS DAY. 4 . CLOWI. The funds to-day are firm, at an advance of 1-16 to 1 per cent., with a moderate amount of businees. The Government broker has purchased 20,000 t, Reduced Three per Cents. Consols are firm, at 96 11-18th, to 1 for the 6th of May, and 961 to 1 for money. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 961 to 1; the New Three per Cents., at 961 to 961; Bank Stook at 2201 to 2214 ; Exchequer Bonds, falling payable next month, at 991 to 100; ditto, May, 1859, at • 1001 to 101}; Indian Bonds at 17s. to 20s. prem. The New Indian Loan is steady, at 991 to 1. Turkish Six per Cents. are slightly firmer, at 971 to 4ex div. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. out done in demand ; there are also inquiries for Bra zilian, Mexican, and a few other descriptions. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 102, ex div. ; Danish Five per Cents., 101; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 981, ex div.; Mexican Three per Cents., 191 ; Russia& Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 1001 ; Sardinian File per Cents., 901, 91 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 434; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 281; ditto for Account, 261; ditto Passive Bonds, 74; Turkish Six per Cents., 971 to 97, ex div. ; ditto f or 00000 st (April 30), 97/, ex div.; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1041 to 1041. At Paris to-day (Wednesday), according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renton opened at 69.40 for the account, and at half-past one o'clock were quoted 89.45, showing no alteration compared with the closing price of yesterday. The official announcement that the Budget will be brought forward next Monday is calculated to discourage immediate speculation in the Stoat Exchange. At the Bank the applications for money continue moderate. In the open market the demand yesterday was rather less active. The current rate for Bret" class bills is 2; per cent., although transactions take place amongst the money dealers themselves upon somewhat lower terms. About 8,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yes terday. The 191,0001. ex the Copenhagen reached London yesterday, and a portion will probably be sent in to-day. Statements that the Turkish government has jest coucluded a contract for a new loan with some Western capitalists are at least premature. It is quite true that negotiations for a loan of three to six millions are on the tapir', but up to the 10th instant, as we learn by tele graph, nothing had been concluded. On that day the exchange on London bad fallen to 148 piastre& Loan projects have been repeatedly under discus sion during the lest two years, but the parties es gaged in the present negotiation are believed to bate senons intentions. The chief points requiring satis factory settlement will be, of course, the price, and the special security to be assigned. It is reported that the United States government has offered to lend Mexico three millions of dollars upon the security of the rich province of Sonora. which adjoins California. It would not excite sur prise if the offer should prove a serious one, for the territorial designs of the United States governmentare no secret. The negotiation is of some interest to the holders of Mexican Bonds. _ _ — Tie steamer Pere is expected to reach South ampton from Alexandria at the end of the week, with the heavy portion of the India and China mail and 17,0831. in specie. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon pre sented very little alteration. Bills on Hamburg, Holland, and Belgium were in fair request. The rates are shown below : Amsterdam, three maths, 11.17} to 1; do., shod, 11.141 t• 151; Rotterdam, three =ads, 11.11 i tcj o i Antwerp, three months, 26.36 to 40 ; Hamburg, banoo, three months, 15.6! to 61 ; Pada, three days sled, 26.6 to 121; diao, three month', 26.36 to 40; Frankfort-aft the-Mabsa, three months, 118 i to ; Pstersbtuir, , rouble, three months, 3.5 to i; Viand, 80., three mint 10.32 to 4 ; Trieste, do., three maths. 10.33 to 6i Madritr e it months, 481 to ; Cad, these mends. in to ; m, three mouths, 29.66 to ; GOWN three months, .66 to 60 ; Naples, three menthe, 411 to i; Pa lermo,: three months, 1241 to 6; Xessins, three months, 6 125 t to o f ; Lisle" 90 days, 611 to I; Oporto, 90 day% 11 . Vice-Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood, who is charged with the winding-up of the London and Beaton Banking Corporation, proposes on the bth August to make a call of 501. per share on all the contri butories included in Clams B, " being the holders of shares at the date of the winding-up order," and also included in Class D, "being shareholders who bad transferred their shares within three years prior to the date of the winding-up order, whose last known places of abode respectively are not within the United Kingdom." The annual meeting of the proprietors of the Oriental Bank Corporation is called for the 21st of May. Yesterday was " making-np day" in the share mar ket. The rates of " continuation" on English railway stocks to the next settlement were generally indicating a somewhat scanty supply of stook. Me principal feature was in London and North Western stock, of which the dealers were at one time " bor rowers." Subjoined is our usual statement of the terms generally current : London and North West= from " eves "to 3-16 pe mat. Great !realms " ill !* Mr" IN" Midland ,, II- ili to mb . Lancashire and Ycelaidne „ to 5 - 16 Per cat. dlib Caledonian Great Northern Berwick „ Ito per ant. ditto York and North MOM South Eastern „ to I pre cat. ditto Great Western of Canada „ •to 18 . al. per dm* ditto pat NOR TUESDAY ETIORNO. The funds to-day were dull, and domed at a re duction of 1.16 to' per cent. Little business was done. The proceedings in the House of Commons last night are interpreted as indicating that the debates on the India Bill will not involve any im mediate peril to the Ministry. Another circumstance calculated to promote a settled feeling was the ;us nonncement that the important sum of 410,0001 in gold from Brasil is approaching oar coast. The market, however, remained perfectly inanimate. In the share markets the principal business was in son nexion with the fortnightly settlement. Console, which closed yesterday at 98 11-16 to for the 6th May, opened this morning at 981 to f, advanced to 98/, receded to 96 9-16 to I, and closed at exactly 961. For money the last peies was 961. The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for Itioulrf, 9 6 i• ditto, for account (Bth May), 98/, 961. Three pee Cent. Reduced, 951, 955. New Three per Cents., 951, 1, 1. Long Annuities, expiring in January, 1880, 1 11-18. Thirty Years Annuities, °Mohr, 1869, 1 7-16. Bank Stook, 222, 220. Three-atm& a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, .11 1 Perin in 1859, 101. India Loan Debentures, 1; Me, Scrip, 99k, 99:, 99 #. The late important rise in the price of the new Indian loan is not fully supported, but the reaction scarcely exceeds 1 per oent. The closing quotation this afternoon was 991 to/. Exchequer Bills were quoted She. to 40e. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at 18.. to 21s. poem. Turkish Six per Cents. were more inquired far in the morning, and were marked as high as 974 irk div., but the price had receded at the close to 97/ to 4. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were a trill cheaper, at 104 to 4. Mexican Bonds remain flat. Tn WteTEIN BANK, Chrosow.--Th. tan ot the Wai Beak dive erteeneell diet ow v ast st the Waving of May, . per pond el the Wks tifig of the bask. M IA The testsieleirl va also away be feetbassiaa sad thus via es& ear ea imapse sleek eat keg is tie .titl e ewe flaviaballrfria% 110 pima* to tea el ea delis It as uswanales2S hast la videk the ewe id ats Wetly' lank met be le dale ten that et lie asset DAM Beak. Doily Mail. _ H - I I ' rib $ i $ - 1 1 1 ie i i E. ' 4 4