The Express. — London, England, 1861-05-14 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EMING, MAY 14, 1861. LAW INTELLIGENCE. ' LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ' MONEY MARKET. -(THIS DAL) BLURB L187.94-4THIE DA Y) Nal 7/8B 10116119810118. (THIS DAY.) -e - ---..---- .....e5.... Two °Time. eh * IPa I "rimer ' . I ta YT i tenZ e.a . I "si lo 1 P. i. m. dial 4 -- (IT sumo massupw.) 100 all Atentle es 64./ewirams 66 MI - Two o t Otout. The railway share market to-day, though very eg, pm Bern, Big, wean. e .g 9 , o , le ee de COURT OF ILXCHEQUER. YORK MERTING.--(THIS DAY.) The funds to-day h ave been firm, p r i m were inactive, is fi rm. Several of the leading stocks is all Dm do. -- L - - .., , We all ItadoiLskeßnronal 4) lif - show an improvement of Ito 1 per cent. L on d on Sittiap at Nisi Prins at Weatasinher.-(Before the Lord maintained at an improvement of about 1 per cent. 10 all Do. Prelsionee 4 1 - Chief Berea sad a theedal Jury.) THE CRAVEN STAKES. We mile. Flutter f, Caller Oui, Walkiegton, Angelo, and York. and North Western stock is now quoted 931 to 94 ; we 163 fluff.,BrantolGoderich until an hour ago, when the publication of further Great West ern , 71i to 4 ; Midland, 121 g to 1 • 4/".24L. Aug. ILT f 6 60 ... THE REV , MR. HATCH ' S CASE. minster are here , news from America caused a relapse to yesterday's Lancashire and Yorkslure, 1091 to 1 • Soutl; 100 is Do. :asp eurs;fttto 65 70 -. HATCH C. Lamle AND 1.1•111. THE 7.L•TLAND STAKES. Five furlongs 44 yards. clueing quotations. There has since been no Eastern, 791 to 801 ; Great Northern, 1091 to 100 100 Do. fans 1,1074 ditto 66 TO - • Weatherbit Mephitises, Kaden.' Black k- Rate to This pndracted case was resumed for the fourth day this f, ----• -.---•-• ----h--, recovery. 6 all Went.' & m &Awn_ 6 64 - I:1 Very little busineu is going forward in 110 i i Caledonian 56 i to 57 ; sad Eastern le 10 • • T.tDooklip.o.mm. If 1 dpi - nutone, Repartee, aod Middleton Mad are here. ti,rning, when S 9 Te Osylon, mia is trr mat. IMs par - soy class of public securities, but prices in nearly C° " ntitel, 49 i t° bd .. . 1 Of .tis - Mr. l'hamben replied on the whole on behalf of the GREAT NORTHERN HANDICAP, Two miles. , Lombanlo-Venetian Railway shares have risen 10 15 'muter"' IN 100 &diatribe Ben Welder, The W' Crater Horror, First Lord , all instances are well supported pLintiff, cositeeding that there bad been grow negligeace on L e a r Ty ea/ Fla s h i n the Pao 'Syn . Millionaire ,' to A die to par ex div. The Indian and Canadian so en De. Jebbulpare At Paris this morning, ' according to Mr. we au Do. 44 P. et. Meet el 96 - lines are very quiet. the part of the Messrs. L i in their conduct of Mr. Hatch's 1 Irov - er, Satins V . t Brignalf,Yairkroinster, Guilder 1 011 ell Do. 6p. et. dm - defence. Ills learned frivol, Mr. Serjeant Sties, pointiug to the ' The Prophet, and Canibililo are bens. ' Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rents OILDCWAST SIAM AID ROOM l.OO ell Do. do. do. 1886-70 Slif - plaiutiff had mid with a bitterness which amounted PAID Emmert -Lsspe Flyaway, Sperrowhswk, Bushman, opened at 60fr. 50c., showin g no change. a-a_ 10 all Geelong & Melbourne - - - Pax, Comforter, Oxford, and YAWN f.let IPd 1 naawars. I Clee m r a r ee . I lelee k4 rer ia. 114 ho Grand Trash of Cheek 164 201 .... to a malediction that if Mr. Hatch lost his ver. Consols are of fi cia ll y marked 911, 1, 1, and } for _.. 66 611 - it:.-t it would be utter ruin awl hopelesuiss to THE SPRING ST. .LEGER. One mile and a half. money, and 92 for the account . The present quota- re , 0 1 l'irTl2"B`4ltfaeal"o -ssa if - - 100 all Do.ilee•Prof.6p.et.Be. 65 611 100 all Do. 6 per et. Debeal. 116 S 8 - - 1. ,to lie must be. onie an outcast, and must go forth Viscount Briguall, Ivauoff, Lady lions - Lets t a ti , 4 and iA' Ll u t h Stialey are here. - - IN all Do. 7 per oh DNS.- 44 47 - fr..tit the sight of civilimed men with the hand of e 91,1 to i for money, and 911 to 92 u s al s ll ! 1111, 114 e u tb a r e Typo ' -. ... lOO all Do. do. 1887.... 86 38 - PAID 1( °ann. -Bushumi and Doefoot. for the 6th of June. The o ffi cial business report is te on lesitsoisKamd.o 4 7 - U. all Do. do. 1872- 36 38 - l'am ori his brow. But what would he (Mr. Chambers) say THE KNAVESMIRE PLATE. Hall • mile. as follows :-Bank Stock, 234, 232 ; Three per a st LI I ca 2 d lirial t iA l I L ° Ike •• • • L i d I n ee eed r N. ft Orme Indian Padua' 96 *7 67 t i the other r ide! Ile would infuse no bitterness into Weed" Weitherhit f, ' f, Kildrum, Caller 111. 10 Do. New 1 Of Ili - the cup, .ind the plaintiff's cup was overflowing with pall ' °ni t Belirerne, Globule, Isis, Glen Stewart, and Wallachia Cents- Reduced, 55 1, I ; New Ti me per i i: ill Cork and Bandas 1 ; -• .. 10 100 pre. of i c al s i aa . 54:1 93 96 N. all CUMIN and bitterness. lie would not now-had he done so ° aft bore. Cents., 891, / ; Thirty Years Annuities , 19 all Do. •.j Ano inv. until@ -. - WDI Do. New PAID Foartrr- 'ease f, Nutbush, Dr. Nichol, White- ... Bt. all Do.6acßds.pay73,w.op 96 3 6 0 i 004 th rough tine cause !- - throw dust at them. They well, May Flower, Annie de Claire, and Meyerbeer. SS all D-NIO and Belfast Jac 41 63 1886, 151, A ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1011, L• a De ' B It" - 411114te a -•-• - 11 94 94 * 88, 111 : 100 all Do. 51 do., 77.witop. 83 e 3 , - had worked Oen way to fame, wealth, end homer, - IN all Do. do. 78 wlthemin, •-•- -_-: Lot they shouhl not be too grasping, e OMR ARRIVAL'S - Filen, Roth h Flight fills 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 96} ; Il k w all am pued- A..n .Perth, & tl•L‘n. lei S 1 04 - 140 ail Danp.M.8 4 a.P47.77 - - and : t ai- I Woo Clan Flytra Biondella , Brown item fill David , Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, ea. 1 46 IMIRMI2CoToIion 49 50 401 191 100 Madre. Caner. 4e wet. 84 t 6 - "'int." when they could not perform it teti"iee - i Aim " , Aetwerp Panc ake, l Wildman Montrose, Gift, Mae' 992 ; E xc h equer Ea* E L, d e., du,. It. IN faielern Union, Nock A5B 40 _ 100 100 DO. do. 5 _per et. Pt 05 96 tovilY ; lad in this case they had grossly failed is their . c tta, The SW' p, Victrix, Sutton , Be. Ally, Flpicek * 146 Do. Nock 820 WI - 100 105 DO. 44 per ch. WAD- et 89 - duty toward, the plaintiff. His client did isot want ' bfir. ' , u Newburgh: 4 / 4 1d eif Cheetereeld, and Dutch Baia. Foreign stocks are very quiet, with the exception .._ ll sal Ist &wont - - ... 100 Falinburgh and Dieppe 82 54 - - et. all Do. 6 per oust, do, - - die - 1 so Ice Brunswick - - _ to ruin More. Lewis, bet he coutended they were not of Turkish, which are in better demand, and have It. we esnero,rerte Dund ee 174 us - 64. all N. Bruns eh Onisda re " auhl Y dil a" eat ' sla t that he Wee e ntitled le such NORTH LONDON JUILWA T.-mars DAT.) ri sen Ito * per cent. The loan of 1864 is it 4,1 1 M e th.. an i c a ll . i f eiiir m a 1 - oe Ili - - dam A cap.*. 10 all De. do. lead do. S 7 ... -. damages m would meet the justice of the ease. quoted 711 to *, and that of 1858, 56 to I. i l: i all a ,A___reeiN a orth_..._o l Sevelelle S i C 1N.,. - SO all Do. do. 11 cep. do. 5 7 The loarntel , ounsel rvsumeal his seat anii.l.t loud tip- An adjourned meeting of the proprietors was Austrian Bonds are more inquired for. Sales are se; TS" --. 5.7 • "'""A (took 1 0 g lam 1104 _lO 1 4 2 , 9 :41 0 Do. do. lead do. ldeate l Bl lB 10 7 0 - planes, which was instantly suppressed by the officers of held at 1 o clock, at Etude Beatios, in compliance with tbe mounted as follows A • =Five ,-„.__,.. 116. 100 Da B Nook 130 IN - 11/ 16 Do. Parte 4l Of Ss - the court. deeding orders, Mr. R. D. Menotte in the chair, beau- - : - With= re P er " m " .., IN. 163 fat hate a Wait. (Ire.) 106 107 118 all Do. - - - [The learned Judge was about summing up when our re- eider • bill to empower lb. North London Railway Om- 1869, 62, 63 ; Dutch Four-and-a-Half per et tow Grew wedges 7l 714 nit I •as, 100 _ •Do StourVel.Geallek OO al - N. 100 Do.ln&U.lflritg. Slick pal 94 U I . . - , arge i I ell - port left.' pasy to construct a midway from Li. street, in the Cent. Certificates, 100 ; Mexican Three per se 100 Lancashire& Yorkshire 109 f 110 110 city W London. to join their existing l'way en liMaclemd' Cents., for account, 221 ; Spanish Passive 111. Ka London and Blackwell 60 61 - and for other purposes , ea. HO lon. 13rightonot&Cloast 119 110 - POWGN OBLIGATIONS.TEE POLICE WITRTS. The CHAIRMAN said he had no w b e f ore hi m th e heads o f 16 } ; T urk i sh Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 3 t , 1 00 LeVNlon.matlinLeDay• 45 47 - IL Pd I RAILWAY/4 I Clain prima I Salim the proposed agreement with the North Western Rail. It, 100 London&North waste. 94 et k 711 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for unt, 551, sae in b e , 4 all o.Laxendrearg sp. met 51 If 34 , (THIS DAY.) way Company, which be treated would be satin ft, 100 Loadon=Wegire k II 941 el WI De. Wad at ill. .. 171 18 - factory to the proprietor'. He was told that au 661, 56. Nall North. of Prance 3 p.M. 12 121 - - • 16 all imadenderrlMOokeda - -. .. influential railway /nand bed elated that the There was a steady demand for money yeeter- Is an Do. and lealslolllen 101 11 - 29 all Do. (Boulogne) 4y. et - - - CLERIC EN WELL. coat of the line would lot be We thin 1,400,000 i. That 66., WO Ides.,llheLoWlasolnai. 41 62 42 20 ail Dix GateCharleroldp.o IN 11) - 711 n LA7II A7II3IPTID Willulta AND iimid:LART AT ISLINGTON. was, b e beli e v ed , a mieteka nee. ( t h e director ')) day at the Bank, many of the other dealers asking pi Id di dde ,, po u da 4 Bdk IP all Pees& Lyons 5 per oast. - -..- reca being the day appointed for the re•examinatiou of aatimataa ware that .7°°"°l* would we " the lam and on good bills • fraction above 5 Per cent. I. we Midland .......... , the pt l e statioa ; that 300.0001. would provide 6144 1144 Do. New lf If pm 14 pm 4 all Royal/Modish 5 peromot .- - - - P'Prderirk SI r wind:. who Nan& there'd with felonious ly the le station, which the North Western Company had At Vienna on Saturday a further improvement " 1 - 106 Be. Mae 0 Beek. •le 9 0 - 20 all o.Auss&Lsei•Ven.Sp.e. 54 101 SO all SouthernofFranostme. 11 12 - cutting and wounding Mary AHD Redbiews, with intent to undertaken to construct ; and that 100.0001. would cover woe observable in financial circles. The exchange I s: t u t tt li stri l e t ir wL (11..) - - - - 100 all lifictor Dem .1684 e. 9B Wimple{ her, and ar,,,v,• Quilts and Witham; Lorry, for the cost of the additional line from Ca,nden fit tins to has fallen to 143.25. 11111 all Newcastle and Carlisle - -. - 110 all W.AN.W.otagnoellp.e. Ii -, beige oracernal with him, and with feloniously steeling a Liverpooktreet, supposing the North Western Com. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign ii: ell Newry& Armagh.elet 7 BSe -. COLONIAL GOTIIIIIMMINT U 1717111711& ... I.ox, sod the sum of lOW., the money of Mr. George Higgins, P al a' " d b o uuj un d I:Vsuirethetherugoodstu mo b ke it, which we th eyi wouldiar stocks will commence to-morrow (" continuation N. 1N = Warns " NO. I Ilh I soma. 1 ed. IG. plea I HURL lekher, of 47, Chapel -street, Lower-read, on the list ult., at o ew er . a goo d retu rn . Th e jo urna l t o w hi c h he h a d doll ") and terminate on Friday. IM. 100 North BMW en 6 2 1 es .... .. Can.ooe.6p.e.JaaAMll4o 111 llt 1111 1 64 all Path Doves 3•11. A D - - - the rood and its avenue* were long before the hoar ap • referred seemed to assume that :100,0001. would be raised About 50,0001. in gold is known to be on the at , a ' ... _. .... .. Do.' ger aw1e.,1190-2.. 100 - - - pointed for the commencement of bonier crowded to by debeeteres, but it did not at all follow that the POW , . way to this country from Constantinople. et. 109 N. IssAira-lesrwlek_ _- IN 1024 3 .... - Do. Speen& 1851 .. 140 -. ••• -to he taken would he actually used. As TN- Da sprawl ,181184 100 - - - rseem. The bar silver by the last Mexican packet was sold 16 13 Din 91/1-e'reee. per .... .. Do.gperet. rehtAng. 100 1110 111 1004 9 paled the cod of the land between the jute - sa. 1 Do. Leeds When the prisoners were placed at the bar, they did not teem a d Li, l eareek he wee in a en5i ,,,,,, yesterday, partly for the East, at ss. Old. per oz., 84. 100 De. York - Wiiille De. 5 per seal. 100 101 102 1011 seem to take any notice of the proceedings, but turned to relieve the minds of those who were anxious OD anowiny a fall of }(1. compared with the price Ob- Lk 1 2 rill Iwwilee Westanshms.of Oiler 4 p.st 1891100 1 1044 - rand and smiled at some of their friends. the subject. Moore. Withal!, Lee, and Hunt had tamed or the previous supply, and of ld. compared ted te d None u n d er eai re , , 4 1 41. -... ...... .. 1490 100 1 166 f - Impactor Judge, N division, who has charge of the cam, each made estimates, and these were all con• with that current in the interval. The Mexican eat. we eotLaorantooma.iiis. y• Is - .... .. Do. do. . min i m 106 1074 . 1074 .... .. New DrariereClev.6 p.ct. 100 1074 1061 - below those of the company. If the - - - .... .. N. &Waked:K.sp. e. 19811100 99 100 - raid he had no further evidence to o ff er today, and would aide . ribl Y dollars are still unsold. The increued h eaviness 2 1 : a i l tele" intimate for the goods station were exceeded the... ... .... .. Do. 6p. it, 1871 te 1575 . 100 99 100 - therefore ask for a remand. lie had bees to the Royal No r th Western Commie) , would either provide the addi• of the market both for silver and dollars is owe- ie W 1 .„, - - - Ds. Ip. a., NMI IN 98 99 ON . Free Hospital that morning, and had seem Mr. Hill, tie timid money required, or pay interest upon it. The North sloped by the absence of orders by the present mail Ilk SW ' N. me sessoki.ll. Aber.elk. w Is - ~.., .. Nora flerala 4p. et. Ng. 'lOO ..,, .. Dia redeem. 1,876 .... 10 1071 1081 -. house surgeon, who has charge of tbe unfortanate gia, sad London Company had no interest in the =UK. from the East. IN MUM 111111 end B6 37 -• that gentleman had h a s him that Mary Ana Ralkisoa ie except that the larger the depot was the more The present Australian mail reports the &par- N. 100 Masa 66 48 an...-" - - ..... . Amt. Om. ap. a. Boa& is - - .... .. Via Ge. 6p. a J awl Mb 100 - - - proeressing very favourably and is daily improving. He r a'ir ee t ia h ." r w o reg i e ° i f c° l.. eaehe for treale • h 3 e lt fi e llects4 . lure of four gold ships for England,. but they have 10,. 1 :: - bar • °l--- = Ti 41 . .... .. Da. de. 6p. anon It ON Oe 1451 1051 1061 i not think that she would be able to attend at this court sehn e rh e ma tt e? wit h greaters, tn . wilafiad having in all, only 379,000/. Below we give a complete 84. WO Sena rates - to give meninx* against the prisooare for • fortnight. The sum put down for te chatructioa of the line would he list of the vessels known to be on the way, including Et 1 1, 0 , r aVd :loarau . t ll 1: - la 18k. I Maus I Pd. ICL diens 1 Bakes. poor girl, who is kept in a separate ward, sad has the quite ' , allele". thaw now announced. The aggre - gate is 761,0001., a e n ann neb u . " 4 / .- 5,1 . Alfred Oans. MUM* 5.210 24 SI - e _ greatest attention pail to her, a suns being with bee sight The heeds of the . bill were then read. From these it 01 which about 300,0001. is fully due : 96 all Ste • 361 414 %NO 90 British boa l6 1 2 -..- appeared that the raising of the amount required for the Gold cm board. S a l: at ar o 11116 - NO Milord awl day, appears very cheerful Hers ose which at one goo d. s wi m , by th e N or th sir t ern company, the pay- Name. Sailed . DOTS st&s. What Value. a• - ,; - a eaaaa - - -. ;Old .. Dm. O. c os( Tavlatk.) 1 346 365 - lime it wan feared would be dreadfully diaBgured, will sot meat of interest upon it, is to be optional with that cont. cl opee b ue ., ..: 106 - • • letelgt Z 4164 .. Ned Claradoe be *early so bail as was expected. A subscriptioa is PINY. Owen Glendower Feb. 2 ... WO ...... 14,118 ... 57,000 Ise IDA - being raised for the naforthate girl. As some injury has Altar some discussion a reclutiosi approving of the bill Kkb y . Feb. 7 95 - 695 .. °rambler A fa. Anna. 911 16 17 - - been done to the prosecutor's business by Me being supposed was SVled to. - 14 562 , 63.000 so an Went Conawall 5l 6 61 5,120 .. G.Wh.AlfradAehlikact) 159.5 4 - that the cleaver and knife with which /Between indicted '7l, - GREAT NORTHERN RAILWA AL -(2"MIS DAY.) Frisco of Welts- Marc St. 06 West h' . Ommille - the Injury were still used by him, it may be stated that Berne March 4 ... 70 ...... 10,488 .. 42.000 a l ama x 22 a - 1,024 .. Herod aloot 61 11e. - they are and have been in the possession of the police. An extraordinary general meeting of the pro- TI - emie - The prisoners said they had nothing to my why they prielem wan held, at noon, at the Xieg's.croes Station Mr.( Valtokke Micelle_ tie - should not be fel:paschal. E. B. Demos in the chair), in compliance with the Wham. - ----- 17.1111111110111 811,1UUM, 896 Margeret ((Way Leant) 2 65 66 - Mr. Barker remanded the prisoner, for • week, when they dile orders, to consider "a bill for incorporating the West 190,208 C 781,000 4000 .. North Dew= 3 2,691 .. N. Pewee (Mo) Cheshire Railway Company, and for autlionsieg them to The Marco Polo, from Melbourne, with 26,00nt sailti 3611614 T 4 I Chain Paws I °al as* O,OOO .. N. 441. BweekiMpea / at: 7 a - will be brought up and again remanded , make sod maintain railways from Northwich to Cheats and i n 100 Odedeake. An 1,116 .. North Wheal cram The officers Tompkins, 315 11, • awl Waters, 54 N, although Welaby, and for other purposes."go'cl, put into Val mix, on the 2nd of April, 1 , 1 5 „ !comma 277 7, ana. as a I n i WO _ Par Caus. (54. . 14 9 ii they have traced the iron chest to several planse, have not A resolution approving of the bill was pared without having been die by an iceberg. I all Dea.Persixt Aber.J en. 61 5 _ Ll2O N Proddeme (17=). 10.41.7. 40 U - - yen soommied in recovering it. any discussion ; after which the meeting separated. Owing to the American news, the Liverpool : e t. 11 . 5 Er m antles, A. 6p. M. N 151 16,6p.d. 1011 113 - - 10000 .. flortedkOon. Min. Co. 1 A 1 612 .. 8. Cacaos A. Clear).. n la 1106 ... - cotton market yesterday was dull, although prices RA we p r . ct, 7 2._ et. 1116 IN - 0000 .. 8. Oars Bros (Been). 411 2 3 - I were scarcely quoted lower. The sales did not ex- M. 1011 L Mu. la., Imet. No.l IN 110 - 1111400 18. Devon boa he Ow DESTRUCTION OP GEIMELE AND CO.'S :Tzar MINRS.-(THIS DAY.) oeed 8,000 bales. sr. MO Do. de. No.l 106 108 81. IN Do. New •19 119 . ae. 122 1 24 - - Khan (lAm.l_ all I 4 .- 495 - &W. Truces (Mow) UNA 130 IRS .- 0 VINNOAR WORKS RP PLIA-szamr OTHER -..-- War premiums were quoted at Lloyd's yesterday si. 100 heaters Milos, 4p. et: 85 82 - .. Mau Park 96.8.0. 85 117 - 1 HOUSES RUILN7'.-07ns MOANING.) Two o'Cloen. - a s Tamar 211.6eLawilllaC. n - 0 --4-- . The mining market this morning has been the same as on Saturday, but the feeling oa the le. i s Ulm* OINIC L A PAC Irl 111 very whole, since the arrival of the N . has been k 105 3414 ” P441144 4 ' 144 ' .5 " 0•10 TM Cron t This morning, between the hours of 1 and 2 inlet No huldnes o is officially re Ported in tbe rather easier respecting American affairs. - - st. 101 fired WaNhern, it. et. 1111 115 1134 - 111. 100 Dexiaretat 141 p. pm. 110 115 30, .. Vale at T mew) eta et 6000 .. wait mama ) ll 1 7 l I o'clock, a fire broke out on the premien of Mesare. ()risible "stock Exchange. There have, however , . been a lAN .. W. cum= c i 6 el el I _ow 06 106 10111 Mr. Robert Dixon ooal merchant, of the Pier LL 1.% gt i lwinat i .... ln 1 " lee 600 .. West been - mid Co., Cum harbunimarket, Regeat'npark. The plant number of transactions i• that establishment in Wharf, Wandsworth:has made an assignment of his ii" ail 119.11r - 91101Nlid. WiTret - - - 612 .. SM. Beret Oilimal Bl 95 100 - occupied a large space of ground, amlcomprised w are h ouses , shares in E as t Wh ea l G ranv ill e, North Downs, estate for the benefit of his creditors, but the ha- re 4 eLllssaillertatllan ai t ; 8 - 887 88 -. 246 .. Irli. Beller ( 6 106 116 - class foe psis. a e . ja r ea u . a spacious brewery, sa d Nant-y-lago, Wheal Trelawney, and Wheal Sydney. bilities are small. The accountant employed is p i t I t it Lt. rod rad e i rtp. P. ant 89 01 1 - 4,080 .. Wit EdwardVaMtMO 71 1 1 2 _ the deem machinery depfit, the whole running to one di. Prices exhibit little alteration. Mr. F. M. Mulla1)1 56. 100 Da byedeara. 6 111. et. 90 SI 001 1,014 _ WE. KlityiUn. Lebent) L 7.3. as los 1,051 _ Wheal Mem Am - rictus babied nips houses, and only terminating is Augur Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady. Th e a d v i ce' , f rom ft et It Do. Dor l tretteseared its! , irts 94 - (Menheuld) a 13 14 '• St. John del Rey are lees inquired for, and are ydney mention the failure of Lew .. mi. Volans', ILIA. 7 14 16 - It tnr.street. A fire raging furiously among so many build ing., i t i s h an n y mu ... 47 to cay, wan d ch„ thicet „ m i ta , marked 331. United Mexican have been dealt in Messrs. Jure' Mort and Co., wine merchants, and is en Do.chisseetabwas. 17 11 - - JOINT STOOL SAXES. 2 squatters' age - its, with 23,0001. o: unsecured liabi- N,lll ...In ...Is. ..... 40 . az .• f a c t gi . 1 . 0 1 Meat. at 4, and Great Northern Copper (South Australia) lities and assets estimated at 9,0001. Marrs. 171 7n 11'7. erb47.4tritheres N 71 . -- No. ink. 1 BARU. I Ai. I ta. prism. I Waft a Th e t o ga •& map mut, aa a magh aa k a ha aa. roach ta sa l less, being firm. 10 ie. - see" too Ape sad U. Sin. leant . el fel 83 811 Garland and Bingham , merchants, and Mr. J. A. ig en Do. do. do •.- s ee" 40 Andrehala le 61 OS - r directors of the English and Alienate' Copper Can- p ur c several thousand pounds sterling, sad, unfortuaately, as pa a y hay, received a d v i eee f rom /ba r gag gerr , dat e d Ile, miller , had also stopped. The liabilities in i st I r e l /eta de. se.e „ La It 9 - MAO 16 Hank of - seaside, the 2.54 h March cast. mare was UMW (UMW/ °iel a tt er eaeeLerere,_ • about 15,M . 414. 100 Inatlidght..sp.allua. 19 Na 1 113 115 - hO6O 100 Bank of !ft 60,000 90 Bank of Turkey 5O 62 64 - 8 14 Of do - • wood, many of the sufferers were not insured for a Engle sad two refineries at work. The quantity of coed at the The Peruvian %government invites tenders forthe K 190 Dalian. do. Ns. 2 113 115 - 91,000 SO British N. Atomics - - - 4 peony. Aa to the origin of the fire, not the lead reliable work" was 4,214 WI. ;of firewood, 5,065 ions,_ The qua- contracts for the supply of guano to the United 54. 100 p r .g p . r . d o , „ Ley HA _ ISMO 01 Chart Bank of Ind* 0 ;damnation could be obtained. It • that when ........ ...........tity el erell ae .....," llePeede .i was 1 ,..., .327 1001 . T0 11 _,,5 4041410 9 Kingdom , and the countries bordering upon the at. 146 D 01... ao. Ne. 4 ll3 um aa 108 Do. p.e. do. .... 101 10S - - Arecona. and Chloe . all 554 Nis ... IRMO 96 ChM. Moro. of lads. !- the works were Weed lest night the preemies' appeared -1-- """ "t° and ("pp" chi musts were r"""""' I SI Baltic Sea, as well as to Au s t r ali a , an d each of the - a• al Da, maktsis do. Y. .• -..-.. - Loa.. sad Chino all - - - 4 perfectly We. The directors of the Port Phillip mad Coloslel Gold other British Colonies. N. 100 Do. 7p.e. MIL Nook.. 160 163 - - 111 N• 109 oio %No 100 Would - 96 i 7 39 - Ll The oeciel report of Mr. Braidwood Maks that the Minh( Company bave received advice" tram their readmit The present mail brings news that an usages:nut iLts Ms Detimille4WAACt) Ita 1 1 1 1 Do l l aft (dlr. iisL tUI - 40,00011111 Coin , of Canada al/ - "" - I. embalm of Mash (Trimble and Co., is c ela h a d ea d. director, dotal Idelbouroe, ?Loll March lask The quantity of 2} dole . per share has been made on New York N. - NON MO Cem. of London . lO - - - 0 eak d e, du a m mama aad 17 ea ,. ara Dia* omminved ; of se aTt s a eresbed in the month of February wee za . 7 mu, and Erie Railway shorts. These shame, although 54. 100 LL.Cliathain and Dover 86 87 1.876 ea. 1264. 18 gm. of gull The reemPts as fall paid - _ WOW W ifte. scot.4Xberttl. i t u ll us lei i = WM 20 G. Bank of 9 i . the alien, the brewheer, and machinery we sesiously cu b e. 3mul a me , 3,21 m, ff e , ad, ; ...p o diu m ,3' nt% meliable sb IN Leatw. 7 laelladase - - beta to an additional assess- N. 100 LaNW•Cba'ar'lamai i c i : - - - INAS 10 Los. Ch. Sauk of Amite. aD 214 De I - n Ibileiled by fir e : and tb e h e a r of house 000rehed sad glees 1,6961. Is. ; profit, 1,6T.M. 10. 51. The machinery wee a ment when the holders assented to the p roposed in all L.,mionOrrye &fouls. sla Illf 141 - IM 2) Do. New - II kraus. Mrs cookouts and buildings were insured la the is good order and working wet. At the awe the new . tion of the company. The sill is con .. 114. NS lian.SheL 4 Une.Op. et. 125 117 4 N Do. 64 - - 40,000 la Loudon Joint Mock .... le - - 1 - NI Hen Vimedlec The ire was extinguished by firosawa, hese and boilers had amvall en he pound, and wens in r fi e n= lll :he shares and does not apply to the gi. mg D e , ad p ee ea t ..fx ro _ 10,000 93 London it bra African II 211 etis I 3 MAO 50 London and County .... ft 36 00 ! - ~. ODHISO of erection. A readiness, et 1,5001. ban besa re- - KM 106 Loa. and Weatiedaster- 161 66 67 ,ea with mime of the brigade, via-pee of A district, four al - mimed by this mu . unsecured bonds, or t o any other class of the nom- I I: Ii : Daredessable c. 44n i 4 Ipm 10.600 100 Nat. Mem of Iniensd.. 112 -., -.- 11, fear of C, mad ups of D, use .4 the perish and one from pany's securities. . , Ile 10 paean. BA 114 1.1; - NON MI Do. New n the barracks, and the land oteam-magime of Sheet! and The Stock Exchange Committee have •appoints" N. WO Do. 41 p. ot. Fret Mock 101 1411 - 110,040 10 National Bask iii Mama's. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. Monday, the 20th inst., a 'special setthng day LI. le ..D 0 . 1 0 1 f 911 94.c114 P.c. 91 N - ... NON 20 New South Wales NM Oriental Bank tbrpore el 46 4112 d 2d II) Ne. 30 ditto. Mary Ann eiranding. private. Window -•- in the shares of the Portuguese Railways RoYal z. 78 lath 117ri P tials .'t rpar g r c en k i 1 - 09 11l - 15,000 10 ottoman Bank a- ewe clonalead, toe e i r em i ses d ameee d by fire, an d one . LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. THIS DAY.) Company, and the Great Kanawha Company (Li- lie 1, Do.. New 066.6 p. ea. 108 14 11 l - - NNW 100 Proemial 4 Ireland - - WOW I ts (Muth Australia IT hate injured by wake and removal. Costente not insured. in =Wm AND Wan MANIMIO estaeamrs.) Tinted) In neither cue are the shares to be quoted 4. 1 4 ~r...._. c . itorda u: . t . ::a 9 1 om as - *NO 26 Dabs of Australia re Mein neihriewa. inane etre OWN 0011NnaroNDINT.) officially ; and as regards the Portuguese under- 17 SI Di. 40. sGS Per i Inn -Pm WOW se Defoe of London se - - - it is provided that without the order of the 11 11 Do Leeds 6P.et. Ne. 1 -.-. - &ON 100 Unity Muted it Se. W au.. o m ii i „. so me , aa a,a ar. 8.,,i, a p e w ee . Good demand for wheat and Sour, at an improvement of taking, . . is 10 &MYNA IL Is &pure. I n dia LIM •••• MIXALLILIII IMAM le Selehle MI idem breams nit cov e t er by water, Lit e r hundred pounds, and sixpence per barrel since last committee DO shares are to be " bougnt in" against 10 a u m ak pba rn ba a.... _ Fit. 6466 id. told. alarm Eiysian beam and persons failing to deliver them. pp an asoltibOwlNeelret -ii - - No. Ise. 1 Orieriieles. Irl I th. (Mose. I wom ha Centeala immured ia tke Nan Fos-OWe. terlei sawdy. ..... - - la as ditto George Haewett, watchmaker. Simila r ____ _. _ ... The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this et 100 7 1°1 22 1a5a Dm 1L. 7 . 13 62 61 41 4.14 - 111 ... - -__ dewy to ;gamines sad ecatesta. Contents insured in the MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) week an increase of 3841., and the South Eastern ss. 100 DAT p.ir - pro.psi.a 181 isa - - al • a ba14.4441441112...i "TA,4 O 2, 14 Asimasis aasisaleatesn Airisa llant 1 ell iB 8, 14 n is 1 = lessee re....... RrOAIL-The werlost Iwo opened w i t h a dull appearance, a decrease of 8201. ra. n IswEtt nit , 41.1..5 , ._ m- -- - -- No. 30 dills. Nary Ano Staorling, private. Window 101nt delsoliaked, back of premise. damaged by fire, mad 00. • 18.6 bikind bY wake mid removal. Contests not Mound. Behliag naksoew N.. Itl dAto. Caroller, Spires, saddler. Back of premises mersked sad glass broken. The counter damaged by water, kr. Creteets iaaared is the Sim Se. 33 ditto. George Bareett. ontealosksy• Bandar damp•to premises and contests. Castrate insured is the lattdal Flare San Ns. V &la Yr. Jolts Dickiseos, carver and gilder. Madam bookar and back frost damaged by Ore and aninna toy wYsr . Imered is the Are. X ditto. bur Climmeams, heerehop-kosper. Ina d paelahnt ready tong sad contents by walk. lid InammaL Net item& Ne. NS ditto. James Todd, ,handler'"b*PA"M• &Qat damp to bedding and contents. Contests sot ; building ;savoys. No. 24 dam William Pbillipe, baker. Back part of Mid aka the bakehouse severely damaged by On ; eery Vas. Ineunxi in tbe Sun Fire-oaks. LtL Ampednestreet. E. Travels. chandler's-oboe. 4 eler. Boddie( and midgets severely damaged by tire, 'wer, earl removal. Sot insured. There are emend other damages, but they ore of minor wimtaace. /lINCING LANK—(THIB DAY.) @MAL—TM market has opened with a dull appearance, and pries are with difficulty supported. COOP= —The peddle sales are progressing steadily at previous rates. Tes.—lsoportors are very arm, and the public sales have issoneseeed with a good demand Marmite is quoted arm at last week's prices COM,.—This market has been quiet. Brrees without shoreline. Markets geserally hare bees quiet today. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Town tallow is cleated Ms. Id., net cash ; Peteribers Y. C. as the spot, bas. ; Kay to June. ; Miaow le Desseenber, Ms. An extraordinary general meeting of the ahare holders in the London Discount Company (Limited) is called for the 27th inst., to consider the resolu tion passed on the 20th of November, reserving an amouut equal to one year's salary to the company's officers. ea• 41 NA mos 11h 181. IDI 1 RaliaraTi. I Cial yact a t fo Ip. al 18s"4" na. Ulf all I Arm, Wol.antour Vs• 8 al - N. 100 IBlrk..lan.otatoaruna U 6- II an :Blackburn - - .. U all Blylit and True -. ... 1.9 alllßooton, SloaKt Ild.O 9 7 m• M 100 ilarlatol and Nader 114. 100 Calsdonlan liS all Cork and Bandon - -•-. 11111 all Conawall 5 8 - W all Do. •1• no dlr. until@ -. ... NI ill Da II p.c. la paid to B. •••• ••• - IS all Dublin and Behest Jac 41 U - II all Dund.,Porth, a .Ib4LJn. 8 - N. WO lim4 Anglian ll a IS, US imam Counties 4O 1 50 40 4 86. 100 &Mem Union. Nock A 88 0 - .M. 1841 Da Stook B 20 U 119 all Dud liudolk 114. 100 f.dlubtunb and Olaprow BS N -6 If. 100 Zdlnbro',Porth, Dander 271 ssi - to all Forth and Clyde Juno. - -66 - St. 100 Olaogow & a Walton' 109 111 - 15 all Great NortitcdBooUand Iss ID -6 116. 100 Dm* Northam N. 100 Da • Nook 103 155 0 - 116, 100 Do. B Nook 130 198 - 91. 100 Gt. llontit a Wait. (LW 106 107 INL aOO Grote Western IS. 100 Do.Stourifol.Guadtk OO 01 - 86. 100 lancoalatrod Yorkshire 1094 110 110 86.. 109 London and Blackmail 60 61 - K NO lan.,l3rlghtonotaDmot 119 190 - 10. 100 Landon,Chatkm.AliDor. 45 47 - Bt. 100 London& North Wilda. 931 96 N Up 111 be. - -, Ilk 100 Laseke=W•girs 04 NI 041 IS all lo•loafterpoo•lon4EL - IS ail De. sad DialsklD•o 10p 11 - M 1110 Itaa.,llo4l.oltUssobra, 41 62 41 10 11 liolamoUtoa 4 8 dla 81. 10 ledlud .. - .... . 1114. 114 a Do. New l4 II pm 14 pa At. 106 Do. Mrs. !Derby 9i N - N all 141 d. Oa. Wn. (Da) - .. - SI all Mid Kent -. .... 1119 ail Newcastle and Carla& -.-. •-• kll 9 Newry& Armaufklad 7 8 dfa - f 9 all D•wry.Warrasp. &Us. - - U. 103 Norfolk - St. 100 Da ft MUD 51 all Daft Deus JUL DD. - ... 114. all Do. • - - St, 109 N. Destirs-Derwice_ - 100 1024 11 It 141 Do. G.N.Altant. par pm - p. 84. 100 Do. Loads 4B4 44 059 81 U. IN Da York U. 109 artk lAN= - 10 all 12012 N 48.Walantiamo. 4 1.1 _ 191 174 North Naffordolgra . 31 41• - st, 100 Nott.aGranthanallliil. 74 111 all - 114 10 all !Maim - ... - 11l A - .... - 114 IST - N. me 1100111161.11.•bar.114k. ss 86 _ N. IN 0461010111111=11 llO ST - 111. WO Udall 66 48 _ 10 all 40610000 ii. - - - N. to se er N 114.. 04 DWI 1 100 edit Was ft 0 ilesler• .. - - N. to IL Tab\ • laverDea Di N - ID all 111•1004,W4001du.,Im• 4 T .- 10 011 1110460•• • Deolo4ooo N 4 - 25 U nose alb 9l la lia - N. WO Vale - - -. 10 011 MOW ... U II Do. 01. 11 1 r.' _ Up I D. - It. . Pus el lima BO U - 10 all Vlol4els MU • 111 Up - N A Wei Ornall se 8 Iti St. WO W.ll s9Oll 1 - - - 114. 00 West ..Woml 47 45 7 471 4 DI ill DM X kupwo JO 41 - 114 A DON Zos SI SI -. NS 111.96:. be. te per soma il Do.rod aadOses.ll oossabloakot iko. Dwaine. IMA &Op.°. Do. adp.sl. Prot Meek Dm looLddlidus 4 p.s. ands& dp.s..ll.lltook Meek &Mad memos Ds. Nov Gus. I p. ad umbordes Union D Saa.—Coom.dp.s.h. Da Lomb a p.st. F.. 1 Mo. Tart. IL ot 4p rv. North Ildaeordahfro Oast NomPoret isailf.lllep.ot. Prot& Do. Abos. gs.6p.e Do. Spat Prof. Moak L Dorms Mod 41 p. Lima (toad. As. &LOA Do. al pot mai Do. dose 4a pet amt L Wake pm sum p. asst Do. ae at S. Yorlo m p. o. gus Skookat Wollaston Sp.o Dn. Da. d do. o. C a p.a be p.a W04r.4 I Dkoony Op.° W. Ind—Oxt. lotouoot Do. do. 2nd do Do. Nowt.. a p. Do.do.psem 0 p.a. pot 133 14f ss IS 140 44 140 With reference to the cultivation of cotton in Australia, the Melbourne Argus of March 25 has the following remarks, which are nut by any means suggestive of progress : The cultivation of oottee, referred to is numerous letters from fingland by the last mail, has received little or so at. teetion is this colony, though the subject well deserves practical coasideratioo. It is said that the cultivation of ems Ems not pay . , is competition with California and esighbourieg colonies ; and if encouragement were offered by Manchester oottoo might be attempted, and not with out success. The Chinese are not much esteemed as cob. Mete, but they might be made available in cotton folds with advantage to themselves, the colony, and England. The matter, however, at present lies more with the menu futurieg capitalists of Lancashire than with local men of money, who have readier morose of investment abundantly open to them. N 144 Si IN Ne 22 SI Sle as 43 44 114 126 1.10 NI 100 102 1N 112 IatITHFULD HAT mARasT.—(THIS DAY.) Imesars. Davis sod Cu. mart brads slow. Rims nissolow bay, Ms. to Ms. ; supsrior ditto, 90s to 106 s. ; inf•rior ditto, riOs. to Ws. ; .Deus, old, 96.. to 118.. ; ditto. wow, wooed sat. Ms. to 100 a ; straw, 30s. to 425. UP all Atfanne de 8 8 / 4 nrienen 86 fl: e.. 100 Boat Her. &C.ln.g.ip.o 116 16 06 18 all Do. do. B. - - - 101 all ItaaloiLakellusall. - 10 aU Do. Prelen 41 nee I 7 61 - 100 100 and..Brunt,.(tOoderich Spa. Bd., Aug. 1,1871 ingiceledbißuff.ALll. 76 80 - 100 100 Do. Ju171,1873, MIL. 66 70 - 100 100 Do. lane 1,1874. ditto. 65 TO - 6 all Candle 4 L Imatern 6 61 - 10 10 • T.ADookip.agfea ll 1 ail -.- SO 71 (nylon, gna is trar eent 1 dle par - 10 lb inborn Be - et 100 ZEN Indian 10 all Do. Jubbnlporn - - - /90 all Do. 4) p. et. Denali B7 96 - IN all Do. 6p. ot. do 961 :4 - 110 all Do. do. do. 188640 9411 - 10 all Geelong & Melbourne - - - 101 100 Grand Trunk of Inas& 191 201 .... NOI WI Do. 6 per ct. Fret - 06 IN - 100 oil Do.See.Pror.6p.et.Se. 65 NI - 100 all Do. 8 per °A Meet- 118 S 8 - 1M all Do. 7 per ot. Md.._ 44 47 - 100 all Do. do. 1887 l6 38 - N. all Do. do. 1872- - 36 38 - It. 100 Great Indian Peninsala 96 *7 97 N. 10 Do. New 1 Of 31 , - 10 100 GAIL of I=l B t u el 93 116 - I• .11 DAWN/ 11 Ilf 111 NO lg Do. New 9l 4l. [ - St. all Do.llp.osds.pay7S.v.op. N 5 60 1 901 100 all Do. 59 do.. 77.witop. 83 103 - 160 all Do. do. 78 wlthnoisp. -•- , - 180 all Do.B/p.08345..pa7.77 - - - 100 100 Madras Ow. 41 per at. 84 +6 - 100 100 Da. do. 6 _par at. 66 05 96 100 IN Do. id per 44. W.os si 89 - et. all Do. 6 per oast. do. - - dli - 10 100 KelhOorp.Op. &lends - - 80. all N. Bennawlak i Ofterda DD A esp.& 7 - 10 all DA do. Lad do. II 6 7 ••• 10 an Do. do. II oap. do. 8 7 20 all Do. do. Led do. 6 7 IL 100 winds 9O 100 - 10 14 Do. Pistanlf 4l Of SD - 10 all Do. - - - at. IN Do.lnd.lll.l7lea.g.lngt. 92 94 - 0 1 • N Ol O 1 1 du - 1011IGN OBLIGATIONS. IIL IPd 9 RAILWAYS. I Clain rims. I Balsa. 4 all o.Lemendfoeuggp. amt. 81 I 1 31 a all Do. Wed at ill. .. 171 18 - N all Nara of Prance Sp d. U 12/ - 19 all Do. (Boulogne) 4p. N. - - - 10 all Do. (ateCharlero)ll p.a. 111 121 - 10 all Parfet Lyons s per oast. - - - m all Do. New 3 per oust.. 111 1111 -- 6 all RoyalSwadlab spirant - - - 10 all 11.Auralam.Ven. spa. 91 101 - SO all 8041.148f00t Irranoeine. al ri N - 500 all Victor Emmanuel 6 p.e. 10 all WAN. W.of Franereflp.o. id - COLONIAL OOVILLIIIIIIIIT U17171111111.` lA. &NI 11.7 krill ..1,000 11011111 MIN iIIZNATS. 17werp • MP/via= Ardennes IlattYptlLlPitZ i ap.ai I doWas L W Graissanii. learrasittz Moe MI ilVollzten!i?D The Trench Academy, which hoe not yet been MN* ermeerning the grout biennial prise, hes jest ceded that the government prise of 10,000 fr. *hall be 'lnvhd between Y. Dillgalla and H. Gamma ; tie former malice of " L'Histoire de la Libert6 and lb* letter of " L'Hlstoire de la Littemture Franceles* The Journal de Pretiorfort mention* that the !then of three well.dreseed women were a few days since taken mat of the Spree, sear the Royal Gerdes at Berlin. T h'l had been seen by emend persons walking about near th• .pnt in the emuse of the afternoon. Before carrying th, intention into eximeetioe they bad tied themselves billvther by means of some small card. TN s UNITND STATINI ANIANNADOIIa IN LITIOLFOOI4. .Tha fuUowing menihere of the United (Mateo diplomatic " 4 ,, 1 arriv e d yeeterdar in Liverpool, lir the Niagara, from L".tee :-111.1 Hem Oariem IL Clay, United States Yisir Ramie, Yea. Clay, two Misses Clay, and three '""Thle ; the Hoe. C. P. Adams, United States Minister I ° England, Mrs. Adam., Min Adams, and Macre. H. P. It Adams; the Hon. J. 1.. Haldemene, Muted States 4 teesterto Sweden, Mrs. liableness:l, and two children. bTill RoVANTIc SUICIDZ ON PIIIIENOSN•BILL Niu, Prto De me."-- Lest scaring Ir. G. S. Brent, r rr laitycorrin e r for the wanton • division of Middlesex, and Piry emp anelled on M o nd a y l es t, re - assem bl e d at t h e lAsat an Urals, Kieg's.read, Chneden.town. pursuant "' 4 • 1 /ournmeat, for the purpose of clueing ea inquest on the of Mr. IL3,ert, Itoreins, •Ited 34, wbo committed by shooting himself on the top of primrose-hill, on 11 , 4th instant, as reported is our colonies. Several addi• lvmd witaemes were celled, with the view to ascertain the ti,oilitiou dermsed's mind immediate! preceding death +her which the jury returned a verdict of . 'Fel° de mi." THE WIATHE7..—Our record for last week is lordly a satisfactory one. Cold north sod north .easterly whole, with occesiosal showers and cloudy skies, prevailed, wed to teaks up the catalogue fog and frost must be added. The gnus viably grows, though not so rapidly as might be expected in Nay. The effect of the one fine genial day, however, slows what a start nature can take under the slightest favourable influences. Once get the wind into a warm Quarter, and • week will do wonders. The crops have not progressed much during the past week, but are severtheless looking fairly. The frosts have retarded growth, but bare not done any positive miachief, except in certain exceptional eases. —Sissies Adivrtiser. GARIBALDI AND THE PZINRTR.—The following letter has been addressed by General Garibaldi to the Workmen's Association at Naples, dated Misiatieo, 2Ath ult. :—" I accept with thanks the honour able title of Perpetual Honorary President of the Neapolitan Workmen'. Association. You are the first centre of the population of the Peninsula, and you must take the led of the robust and laborious classes! of all the nations of Italy. Hem* • strong joint responsibility among them must cement that indiesoloble unity, which is the role basis of the liberty and prosperity of our country. Christ has laid the foundation of equality among men sad nations, and we must be good Christians. Hut we should be committing • sacrilege were we to persist in the religion of the priests of Home. They are the most ferocious enemies of Italy, and those who are most to be feared. Let that contagious sad perverse sect be east out of our country! We want our priests to be Christians,and oot to belong to the religion of our emersion. Therefore let us have King Honest Wan at any price, but away with the vipers of the Eternal City, with whom the unity of Italy becomes an impoesibility. This is what I have to ten you for the present ; in future, wherever my cooperation may be useful to the mos of the people, 1 shell be with you, body and soul.—Yours, Ice, GAILLSALDL" Eastern of France Cid. Russian goa. S. p. o 10t. Central of Ifranco— Ot. Latently. Coast. Sh 'ltalian Junction Lake Constance R hale . Were and Turnhout 'Lyons and Genova !Marla Antonia NarnALteste i the .Do. hp. c. Prf. f Belg.rov. ,Nsrtbru at Frame A circular issued by Mr. Newton Crosland gives the following account of the great frost which was experienoed at Bordeaux early this month : The vines have been damaged more or lea throughout the whole department of the (Invade. In idedoc the district of Moulie end Quitlmmo are very seriously injured ; the destruction cannot be estimated here at lea than 'even eighths of the crop. In Lietrac the high grounds have suf fered little, but the low grounds are in the Twat hopeless condition ; nearly two thirds of the vines in that district are ruined for the seaaoo. St. Laurent is entirely ravaged ; the vineyards are as black am in December, and only a very small quantity of wine can be expected to be made there. The high grounds of St. Julien AU M', and St. FASO. are spared, but all the ground* situated low or near the woods are in a miserable state. The districts of St. Souris, Vertheuil, Omen. St. Samar, are nearly ruined. Re meeting the Has lifidoe, the whole country from St. Seurin to Pointe de Graves on the Sea is devaata.ed. The Graves have suffered a peat deal. Haut Moe barn scarcely a bud left. The Palm have lost at least three-fourths of their crop. The Cedes may be estimated as having but half their crop. The Sauternes Sr. dreadfully damaged. The mire deuz sere is a little batter. Do. Now Shares _. Norwegian Trunk PraL igtosii.n son) rnaAJdlig !Paris, Lyons. and WM Marls and Orisons Recite anti S. Resandaso (Pernaminiec)s. ypa hails and Dunabarg Royal Dant3h Royal Swedish Do. 7 per eest. Rambrt sad Meuse .., I Do. psr cent !roe &Aust.& Lors-Versger 'Southern of Itssare Mast llarisse W og. Se I.W psr Ime emit Pref s . . et , Waters at AILWATL perilima I Si Se 2 11 dla f 1 11 it zal 4 3 .0.1 Ili 23) zel 61 0 8 *I 19 90 MI 88 / 9 9 6 IS die 18k In zol 83 bb 4, II dl. 13 14 xd et 6 I. tt dig par si ' 51 Si Id i IS 201 Sl 8017TH KENSINGTON —During the week ending May 11, the visitors have been as follows :—On Monday. Tuesday. and Saturday, free days, 4,780 on Monday and Tuesday, free evenings, 3,881. On the three students' days (admission to the public 6d.), 1,102; 00. students' evening. Wednesday, 142; total, 10,63.5. From the opening e l th e museum , 2,626,452. DIBMITITAX lITOCIA. 7 1110 - ,iio 1110,000 68.00 0 700,000 11%1.114. - x 1 tit P.l I LI. pews. 1 7,199 70,000 10,000 030,000 100,000 12,000 100,090 10,000 10,000 11,900 112,009 - «051 11,61.310; - 11 111.1.6711 tO.llOO ...11;s7roia -- 1;01 -. Mom Tai. De.llfpeallllle.2 Do. 0 ads . Lp?d . _ . . soi l WNW k o► Waria...e.hwerst r lift IL Itedellmip.alfroblispl. ROO Mal 111. N.lwillpdat.Jas.4Llal,ll(lo 11l luilka N. INA. • v. es. IMO 177717 M K . WJelbonst—Oip.d. In) asa 00,. .0, 4144= V atPLia r r es, Do. Si . et. Peep. Deb. Toatlndialrrig./ Canal Ileetrie Telegraph Do. New Dog. and Aust. Cop. Oen. BUG= Navigation Gnat Ship (Unshed) Do. 17} par cent. Prof LOU. ritstrict Tel (1..) Loo. Oen. Ontrilints Co Madras Intim It Csaal Meditemuseannee. Tat. Mediter. Is. Ta.(l,im, National Discotuat Co NerbuddaCoalinl ros:1: Netherlands Lana . , iso.l — p. N. Beam. & N. Seel I.& N.. Mt. Australasian.. id 5.; -- ja i 20,000 10,000 186 13 NO 11 14 1112 lb glii'' 1100,000 li,t3C 75.030 160,000 .. . _ WOO . Do. .. Now nano' .. &den. Is. Rio. (Um 1.. Peel Aker Land & 311.. Penh. sad Wen. Stems I. i. 11 iipz. TO:« 'Ol OS 10 VI ell OS /M 111 NI 81 81 K 9B IV? 108 8_ Idb 'is ir -:. - All Si fif tyl. Tel. 13.4 e Rhymney iron Du. Sly Royal flail Stews Scottish Anat. Inseam South Australian Land' linaellospL !mit I I i' --4. i 1 1 p.l I : : 3/ it 14. 1 oi 0 1 i 1 tda Wm 6 6 tlia 10 62 71 '73 10 11 put 17i IS 1 17i 61 , 46 it 1.1 26 IX 33 16 1 I t / I Australia (Limited) First Issue tin. Kingdom Tel (L.; .1 Tee usemee's . i i pal dis le } Pal 11 Mr. Hermann Slater will give his annual concert at the Music Hall, Stomotreet, on Friday evening next. In the programme (which is • weleelected one), the names of the ::.'.::.wing artistes appear :—Madame Laura Banter, Mrs Poor, Mir Lilian ; Signor Yalsorani t _Herr Klein, ke. THE THAxal i ENBAREIMNT AND RAILWAY CON NUSSION.—Yesterday the commissioners appointed by the I mown to inquire into and report upon this question, re assembled at the aloes of theoormnission, in Victoria-street. Westanneter. Pleas were placed before the commissioners, and explained by Mn J. Sewell, C.E. ; Sir W. Wortley. of Hoviogham Hall, York; Mr. T. Page, CE., the architect of new Weetatiaster-bridge : Mr. Baselgette, engineer to the Metropolitan Board of Works ; and Mr. Burr. METROPOLITAN FARB ROMPITAL, DIMON/MINN SQUARE, CITT.—The a.pte number of patients relieved during the week endimargg May 11 WVA t Mediosl, 1,236; surgical, 45T—total, 10351, al which 643 were new cases. I IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSK OF LORDS.-MONDAY, MAY 13. The LORD CIANOILLOIII took his seat on the woo as 4 5 o'clock. The Bishop of OXFORD presented several petitions free the county of Oxford against the abolition of church rats; also petitions against any alteration in the marriage law. Lord BLAYNEY presented a petition from Burnham Norton, in Norfolk, against the abolition of church rates. . ANNUITY, kc. (PRINCESS ALICE'S) BILL This bill was introduced and read a first time. RAGGED SCHOOLS. Lord SHAFTESBURY, on moving for the evidence on which the pert of the reportof the education commission which related to ragged schools was founded, protested %ninet the report as untrue, unfair, and ungenerous, ma trusted that some explanations would be ven of the cos i elusions arrived at therein. He pto examine what 'he termed the inaccuracies of the report, quoted statistics to show that the ragged schools were by no means so insig nificant in numbers and in income as the report had as sumed, and repelled with some warmth the accusations of the commis/1011er, against the discipline and cleanliness of the schools—accusations which he stigmatised as • "gross libel." The commissioners, he said, were decidedly wrong in asserting that the bulk of the scholar, were the children of parents who could afford* pay for their education at the ordinary day schools, and es to the proposal of the report for separating the children from their families, in order to subject them to the disci pline of the industrial schools, he asked whence, would funds be forthcoming for that purpose, why parents should be ex onerated from their duties towards thew offspring, and why the indirect beneficial influence of the ragged sch oo l s exercised through the children should be denied to the parents them selves. In regard to the opinion of the commianioners that bet ter results would be obtained by clothing the children, se as to enable them to attend the ordinary schools, he was convinoed that the clothes would find their way to the pawnbroker's, and that valuable funds would be so far um lamely wasted. The opinion of the commissioners that se beneficial effects had been produced by ragged schools wee amply refuted b the decrease in juvenile delinquemy in London during the last five years, the returns showing in that period a decrease of no less than 2,524 in the number of offenders. In corroboration of these returns Lord Shaftesbury quoted the opinions of Mr. Leigh, of Worehl street, and of the Rev. S. Warleigh, late chaplain of p hunt Prison, testifying . to the improved morel tone in the youthful population since the establishment of ragged schools and reformatories, and contended that it wee neither just nor fair for the commissioners to ignore the fair inferences to be drawn from such facts, He wound sip a somewhat bitter oration by showing how thrift and frugality had been encouraged among the poor, and kw tkeir children had been enabled to obtain an honest living by the humane and persevering efforts of the promoters ad these schools. All this, however, had been lost eight el by the commissioners, wh o in an inaccurate and loomed report had brought "vile accusations" rimiest men elm had sacrificed their own comfort, for the good of their bumbler brethren. The Duke of NEWCASTLE, having denied that time was one word in the report which could be construed fate an accusation sminet ragged schools, and having congratu lated Lord Shaftesbury that be had brought this subject be fore the house in a less " grandiose style" than he had sued in Exeter Hall, vindicated the commissioners from the charges of misrepresentation and malignity, feeling eon viumd that they bad exhibited the greatest impartiality to every scheme brought before them, without putties far* ' any such claim to infallibility as the noble earl had done. ?. commissioners He then detailed what :rec . rs had to taken entry out their ob how the statistics in the report were obtained, observed that if there we any inaccuracy in the numbers of ragged schools the secre tary of the Ragged School Union was alone responsible far such inaccuracy, and that any fault on this head must attach to the body with which Lord Shaftesbury was cea meted. He next proceeded to state the grounds on which the commissioners had come to the conclusion that " ragged schools in which industrial instruction was not given were not proper subjects for public assistance "—via., that it would be detrimental to the other schools of the country—and contended that the class of children at pre sent in ragged schools would be more advantageously placed either in ordinary schools, reformatories, industrial schools, or in the pauper schools of the country. The commissioners had dealt in their report with schools of a higher class, and had made similar recommendations to those which they offered with regard to ragged schools. The noble duke quoted from the reports of police superin tendents and assistant commissioners who had investigated the educational condition of the metropolis, to show that ragged schools were principally taken advaatage of by a class which did nut so much need their assistance, and put it to their lordships whether he had not shown the accusations of the noble earl to be unfounded. He defied Lord Shaftesbury to point out a single word in the report implying that ragged wheels had done no good ; what the report stated was that ragged schools ought not to be looked upon es permanent system of national education, and that come quently they should not be recommended for a public grant. Lord PORTMAN having said a few words, Lord ORANVILLE trusted that, as the papers had bees already presented to the house, there would be no division on the subject. After a few words from Lord SHAFTESBURY and the Data Of NEWCASTLY, the subject dropped. The house adjourned at a quarter to S o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—MONDAY, MAY 13. The BreLen took the club at four o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. _ _ The following bills iireil;Tua a third time and passed Birkenhead Railway ; Coleford, Monmouth, Usk, and Pee. typool Railway ; Unsaid Gas ; London and North Western Railway (Cheshire Lines) ; London and North Wades Railway (Liverpool Lines) ; Rathkeale and NOWCIIIOII Junction Railway; and Salisbury and Loma Jumbo& Railway, Bills. The following bills were road a second time :—Great North of Scotland Railway; Metropolitan Railway (Faten 'ion to Finsbury Circus) ; Victoria Station and Pimlkai Railway ; tad Wolverhampton New Water, Bills. The following bills were ordered to be considered : Frosterly and Stanhope Railway • London and North and Manchester S a d, and Lincolnshire Railways (Manchester London-read Station) ; Manchester and Wilmslow-road ; Mid Wales Railway ; Price'. Patent Candle Company ; and Saint George's Harbour, Bills. ROMAN CATHOLICS IN WORKHOUSES IN 800TLANll. Yr. MACEVOY asksciiietof the Poor-law Board, whether it was intended to take any evidence before the select committee now mitring on Poor-relief (England) in re ference to the complaints made of the proselytism at cathelim in workhouses in flootland. Mr. VILLIERS said the inquiry up-stairs had 711.• femora to the poor-law administration in England and Wales under the central board, and as the English Pour. law Board had no control over the t•cotch adminietration, he concluded the m►tter could not with propriety be brought before the committee. T 111?. CASE OF YR. MOSS Di JAPAN. Mr. Alderman SALOMONS asked the Secretary of State far Foreign Affairs if be had received a copy of the com munication addressed to Mr. Mess by the English merchaott of Yokohama, on the sentence of Ane deportation, and imprisonment at Bong Kong recently Pared by her Ma. jesty's repremotative at Japan upon that gentleman; and if he intended to lay upon the table any papers on this ens for the information of the hones. Lord J. RUSSELL said all the papers with respect to this case had been referred to the law officers of the crown for their opinion upon it. They had riven their opinion, but it was not settled u to what should le done, and there fore instructions had not been vent out. With regard to the paper; en it would not be convenient to lay them befcre the THE WHITSUNTIDE HOLIDAYS. Lord PALMERSTON said it might he convenient to the house to state in referee** to the Whitsuntide holidays, that considering the state of business before the house the rune course should be followed as last year, viz., that the house should adjourn on Friday next to the following Thursday. (Hear, bear.) BREACH OF PRIVILEGE-THE CASE OF MIL STEUART. M.P. FOR CAMBRIDGE: Mr. ROEBUCK—I wish to call the attention of the house to a matter of some delicacy, and I do so with great hesi tation. Before stiting the facts of the case, I will proceed with the relatiou of certain preliminaries, and will end wit 11, • motion. On Wednesday lest certain statements were made to me which induced me to ap to you, sir, in refer ence to bringing this matter forw a matter of privi lege, and you, air, said I could not interfere with the orders of the day, and that it would be better to delay the matter until the next day, when you said I might be better able to state all the circumstances connected with the matter. Os Thursday last I waited upon you, air, and then you stated to me that the subject which I wished to bring before the house was one which would be painful to Individuals, and might do some harm, and that all the benefits—(cries of , Specs out," from several parts of the house)—you thee stated, sir, that all the heuelitafor the public which I sought to obtain by public mention of the facia might possibly be obtained by private negotiation, sad therefore you asked 'me to withhold the statement on that account. I did so is whet ne y °b" o g u o l s t ie ta i :fr e o t to to i:za in o t ur o w tha w hich i t he o l l 7: mi rZ.: e ::',: t o i n u ti h i ”: 4B4 . a t i urda p n ti b bl y i y . c. pri , state ment :asd upon that intimation I determined b: ma ke • statement to the house and which I now do with c"" pain, inasmuch as I shall be obliged to mention the name of a gentleman whose name I should not mention were I not coonrsined be public amenity. About fifteen years ago Mr. Andrew Steuart Mr. MACAULAY roes to order. I appeal to you, sir, whether considering that which the boo. and learned gentle- I man has announced he is going to lay before the house, it m usual to bring forward matters of this sort without some previous notice being given to the hon. member who is to be effected, in order that he might he here, or some pence for him in the position of next friend. (Hear, hear.) Mr. BPEAX lift—The hen. member who has linen to make a motion on the subject, states it is one which he wash's's to be a matter of privilege affecting thi, house, and if it he a matter of privilege no rains is necessary. The hon. gen ilermin is in the exercise of his own discretion, sod is not contravening any rale of this house. (Hear.) Mr. ROEBIi —I am quite sure I alien nut contravene lit