The Express. — London, England, 1861-04-29 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. coCRT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. ~inge in &IWO in Easter Term.—(Before Lord Chief Jun eve l'ockl,uro, and Justices Crompton, Hill, and Black ) /l it iii . rce 0. ("TTREL AND plot.--11ABIAN CORPUS. Mr. Russell morel for an attachment against Mary Am I well, the wife of Chas. Cottrell, for not making a return t a writ of hahesa corpus. tin the 111th of the present month 3 habeas corpus was issaed, directed both to the husband sod wife, lirecting them to bring up the body of Kate an illegitimate child, between 14 and 9 years of aje The writ was obtaraed on the application of the e,thcr of the child, and the allkhorite showed that the chid nes placed with Mary Ana Cottrell loon after ita birth. f o r the purpose of being toned, soil had remained aitli her op to the present time, the mother paying en allow ance to hence her trouble. Oe the Rah Apnl the writ lino served OM Mrs. Cottrell, but the person who served it enin+ set able to ascertain where the Mahood 11/616 to be fund. He. left a copy of the writ with the wife fee her husband, and also a notice directing the child to he bromOt se at the judge's chambers on the 16th. On the beet of that day the attorney for the mother received a Inter from the attornies for Mrs.Cottrell, rNsestiog the case tole oll.mrnol until 2 o'clock on the lAth. nis was done, but ~s thAt 'lay they again wrote, and maid they had sot seen Mr. Cottrell, nor received her intonation*, and that they sot intend to appear as appointed. At 2 o'clock the appli,aat's att. reey Weeded at chambers, sad the hothead appeared and oak s return to the writ. Mrs. Cottrell did sot appear but from bet husband's return, it reined tha t ea the night betas the 15th she took the child away to Richmond, and that he bad seen neither her SOt the child since. The matter remained in that elate until the 27th, when oa search being made at the frown-ogre. it was found that no return had bees made to the writ. Mr. Jaetir An you raided with the lambaled's reline ? bilr:Misessß-11 seam to be made heal fide. Mr. Justice HM—The wit., in goisig away with the child awl refusise to they the writ, is guilty o fostems .1 court. Does the biashand r 7 that is dose without his privity Mr. Rss —Yes. al _ _ Mr Justice Crompton eared if as v inquiry hyl been mak sseertaio the trot► el the husband's statement. Mr. Rumen replied in the negative. Mr. Justice Crompton—The husband may be privy to the mutter, Rad endeavour to shield himself by throwing the whole blame oo his wife. The twart gnaw' a ;ale Obi, with au intimation that it Amid be properly served oe the wife. THE POLICE COURTS. (THUS DAY.) BOWOTBEET. Tit MILT AGAIN. Jowl ll'enrmark, • militiaman, and Julia Domains • prostitute with whom he cohabited, were pit t ed at th e tar on the follow* charges Polios-toestable 142 1 , deposed that he we es duty in flighotreet, Be. Oitees, at half-pest 12 this ssersim when the female prisoner was given into his centedy by • mss who charged her with having robbed him of Is. Me IN/ sober, but the male prisoner wee rather the worse ler drink. As witness was pro Boding to take the charge, the Role pri soner pounce.' upon the prosecutor, and threatened to kill him if hr preseed the charge against the woman. Witness ordered him off. but he refused to go. and • coatlict betwees them we. the consequence. The disturbance attracted other esostables tritia web. sod Misses row the male =.strike them with brit sad kick them. Ho bed rll kisg slightly, bet dm what he was "hod. Plelleressetabla 140 0 slaved that he west to the mid some of the his mitoses and woe "moulted by WOrimmek ; sod two other coostahle_ _iispeesd to the same sleek age ashissisip ebbe& el them isovisg bus lischsid in the face by him. He we. Hoory—is the prosecutor who charged the Melia Wield The Ant witness said he wu not in attendance. The temete primmer via about to make a statement in bar ddroos • hat was informed that, the prosecutor being Amt. she mot he discharged. !rearmed' Meted that the police commenced the assaults, sail the trollomod he experienced from them wu much wane thus the somata Indicted by him in self defence. m Mr. Ilary—What right had you to interfere with the hos at ell Deloodsist mods so soserer. Wilmer elated that Le had fregendly sees the prisosere is ooswy together. Mr.Heap—Tbe charge vying the woman fails, owing to the absence of the complainant ; bat the other prisoner V convicted of a series of amanita, for which be is committed to ate month's improosniest. SOUTHWARK. MR. R/TRGION AND YRS 011111311C11 DRITERS. The driver of one of Mr. Wood's emailiness, ruining be. tweed the lileptuust and Cade ad iLlegelasebpie, was summed by the paha° foe aalawfally carrying mon premiere than 'Maid so by the Ike a% Police coeirtable 130 11 said that on Sunday afternoon, • little after 1 o'clock, he was es duty near the Alfred's Head, opposite the Micheat and Castle, Newinsto• Owe way, whoa he ay the isfesdaa's melba leave for Kap =await with and he coasted alivesteee NV saes riled the Mead's ei the driver to the drearianele, and he add he sad not help it. Delheihnd said that he add set help it as the eireiheatir I M st lbe Ihe weft wroger rwas e op sed without hie Ineowledot He malt to nedoleede theoght es leg bet the law west aphid the Mar, end he weiled reeponeible. He asked the wa ded. hew say elire were aimed maids The amedahle Towees. Nei twelve inside. that at the time it was imponable to =the pinata= from evieweedine h6math% foe leadjeasorisisd at Mr. 'a Tabeniecle, eed the sedlesee embed ewe red got es Ile oasiiboe, ea wlthardlog the alarlhasese of the eciedartor. In fact, tiff seed soll awed it The sada%aid it was quite tree about the people teals hem Mthrageire's Tabernacle, sod the/ 6Usd the swim he% balks ind Weide in . mines, Ho did sot Mink Met the endealer eat driver could help them elves The megleade said dee Ihire was no excuse far over awing eadbiew as the asholhat and coadoster said We shad %awed es_ Moe *sea with eo may p a. awe% Re des% sell %MS my pushy this tiese, hat aid the &Main te veg the ado. BOW-STRZET POLICL-CAE OF °FAROE Trl WI =mos or 11111 11:1111MUI. Stx,-1 II our report al Bow-street, in this day's paw, it wouck appear as If tbo onmerftia.. Ird flectiety 11.4 cledected 161. se. for it. ewe or verde lea WE yoa 1 w lid as Ss rectifr this arm no gm in months en oat these &awl by ilia society , . but by dm Olotriet w ow maw dot Local Beard al Wain at Bow, wbo borne =itavotwoor the same on As yoontion, roodored the from the ken amide by tile wit, to taw do- Intant SAM& miler of ormost . -1 ow. he.. OSMIUM, an. eivoiroliwo Lod Reagy, 33. Nooloilvoirook Wand. W.C.. Loodos. Aril ff. FATAL Aocrown ow In Bascom:or ItAn.wAy.— Two llilondisyY twig • bighted end fetal acenleet ore tuned at the NIPPON= siglisad as Landes sad Brighton Medway, to • era irmui Jane thipsra, a=cr i. the OS/110/ . .4 the reenpenie. It appro. the was ca. Mkin newel essepablea awe said*, Wide. nursed et dieters* Mae lbe datins, whoa be see Peed eat of lie way ad so appendlins emu trails. Is Edna so, hew. me. he uppers below head to perceive the up Lova on =dr.* end stappins _banierlistely tenet of it be woe dew awl a cossidmible diabase*. Wlims end up i te s a t pre:ated • frightful spectra.. one senimmi. the hip and thighs hrsitan, W IM iii web Works that death nriw4 him hem Isannammastra. rainalme of the '..weal, who yes a sines ma. asi who had only been In the Doge M ph" about two smoetb; bay* bum ware ma rived ta• anibboarnig isa to swell am LWOW!, CNIATFILM ' AND DOVNIt i rtiVAT.OII Wen* bel a earnebre cd workless emenneasd paths( de re sad wroarwlag the Wadi% assierlals ef the re. risks. Meek et warebeuree at Bt. Ames W set, I lack trims, to char the way ter ilbe spangle= ef the " savvise " ea the weeks al tits Ld.u, anntaln, and Dawn Railway. This railway, whisk pr evens, sepia, toward, seutplatical, will pan en mar .fiu a the Walworth- Nod. want samilyas ir lr. fipargseen Tatormacks, wenn the New sad Nowimpannanmewia which it FISI6IIO by • dird bridge, ere ride of Bl ack mad Rowland rir s Ta Ckaa 1, and win thee ems. Dearly at cight eagles, the viadsal the rhariar-irewe Railway. The trehte will have to travel at an elevating' of at least 40 feet above the level of the roadway. T I Muskt. —The cuckoo. note was heard on afternoon kat, mar Nursling._ Th e sightisPle itrong in ru g in th e same aeighlintirlowel. A drone fight of swallows woe aloe observed near Millbrook. which even risen to have dispersed. Chae of the 'sneers from Wert 9.19 , , 0, Towels' *veiling leak Ulm' a couple of male yeiziem o•ff Four Poet. —Haimpihirr independent. Th.. strike at Ashton, Btalybridge, Hyde, Glod fr'N awl other places that quarter, may be said to be at A large meeting was teld yesterday. at which it war soaainiousiv resolved. ia conformity with a resolution by the delegates, " not to prolong the strike under irostnier arennunanere." The mills at Aehtou were 41- ;434,1 to resume work this rooming. and it is to be hoped that snow mesas will devised to prevent • repetition of lamentable occurrences.- -Manniester Zan mew,. The rather novel might of a French ship of war is sow le be awe in Cork harbour, anchored is the insa44- !sr roads Her destination in rid le be the North use, Pc the prntertiosi of the Proweli ligheriaa. Hee slime have lee'snor 'hors arid • gad deal about since her united. sho me Lamm. rigged, and of d 0 swas. and anal oho in*. da. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1861. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (ST =ORM rai)ouri.) NEWMARKET MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) SWEEPSTAKES OF 50 SOVS. C.C. 71.ormanby . Walked over. SWEEPSTAKES OF 50 SOUS. A.F. Prince Plausible, Rapping, and Reveille are here. PAID PORYCIT. —Cuba. Wdl o' the Wisp, and Tartlet. ENTRY FOR £5O HANDICAP PLATE. R.Y. Cosmopolite. 6 yrs, 9at 10Ib; Weibel* 4 yrs, hat Ilb General Hess, 4 yrs. ilst 71b ; Malta, 3 yrs. Weibel* rolb ; Oa lad , 4 yrs. fist 131 b; Cowley, 3 yra, Est 121 b; Anthem, 3 rs, lief 71b; :4woetbread, 3 yrs, Get 41b; Stanton. 3 yr., est Jackal, 3 yrs, bet; Jacinths, 3 yrs, hut 121 b; Necromancer, 3 yrs, 'Het 10Ib ; hese, 3 yrs, sst nb. All an here. ENTRY FOR HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF 20 80101 T.Y.C. Satellite, 5 pa. 9st ; Beckley, 4 yrs, let 916 ; Cowley, 3 yrs. Tst 91b ; F`alaissatt, 3 yrs, let 6lb ; Antwerp, 3 yrs, ist 61b ; Ellsrlos, 3 yrs, Tat elb ; Laura. 3 yrs, 761; Sweet bread, 3 yrs, 7st ; Borodino, 3 yrs, Get 131 b ; Memo, 3 yrs, list Glb. All are here. SWEEPSTAKES OF B ROVS. Bretby Stakes COUI/10. Paste, Conspiracy 1, Prudence, and Lady Blanche are here. PALO FORM?. —Tsarina f aid Fayaway f. SWEEPSTAKE'S OF 100 SOWS. A.F. Sequitur, brother to Schiedam, Queen ISo Vail, and Copernicus are here. OPTIONAL SELLLNO PLATE. D.N. Timmy% Raspberry, by Vindez, Dapple, St ormer , an d Conundrum. Ail are Wm. ENTRY FOR SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SON'S. Chester- eia Cove... Guistlat, Dr. Nielad, Blue Saone, 96dlalagh. initawall, and Southport. All aro bare. ENTRY FOR THE QUEEN'S PLATE. R.C. Clps„Caatias, PAstima, Frodornwaa, Malawi's, Emma line Hill. Foretop, Duleibella, Father, Joao, Hagar, sad Rape*. All are bare. Paw Paandr.—Rupse wad Esther. TWO THOUSAND OUINFAS STAMM PAID Fonsur.—Walloon, ?traits c, Pagoda, Arrogant, Canto, Will-te•the-Wisp, Africus, Matad o r, and Ermahaad. ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES. PAID FORPTIT. —Haus 841141kilig. 8101/11 am t Autlrress, Admit*, Dams Nana, Pardslote, &Aber, mod Chamer. LATEST BITTING. TWO THOURAND niTTNEA.S. 5 to 2 apt Ltilikoff (of/) II to 2 Kettledrum (eff) Bto 1 Preceptive" (o 11) 11 to 1 Runley (off) 9to 1 Overton (oll) 12 to 1 lame (en 100 to 6 Cierdeser P) ME LATE ATTEMPTED MURDER AND BURGLARY Ar ISLINGTON. EXAMINATION OF THE PRISONERS.—(THIS DAY.) Frederick Btrugnell, a butcher, 18 year; of ago, residing at 1, Alma-terrace, Thornhill-rod, Islington, Wil lem aged 21, • butcher, of 3, Lloyd's-row, Clerken well, and George Quitter, aged 24, a butcher, of 6, Stephenson . terrace, Caeslordan-road, were charged with being concerned with others not in custody in stealing an iron chest, con taining 1051., some rings, and other property, belonging to Mr. George Higgins, botcher, of 47, Chapel-street, tiling. toe, and further with violently 'malting Mary Ann Red khan, with intent to murder Iser,at Use same time and place. Long before the hour appointed for the examination of the prisoners, the avenues of the court were crowded to MOWN it having become known that to-day was appointed for the re-examination. It should be dated that the prisoner. Stillman and Limy had formerly been in the service of Mr. Higgins. _ . Mr. Sleigh, barrister, attended for the prosecution ; Mr. Lewia defended Strugaell ; Mr. Beard attended for the other primmer& lir. Sleigh said he did not inlaid to proceed far today in this serious charge, but would produce some evidence, and then ask for a remand. Par be it from him to say wilting to carry the case too far, but a young woman's life h a d b een jeopardised, sod although she was programing very satisfactorily, still she would be disfigured for life. (At this point Limy bent into taus.) He should show that ea the night in question all the primers were seen together, and were carousing at a publie-house in the immediate neighbourhood of the hoops at which the murderous tumult took pleas. U. should also show that the prisoners Liney and Quitter WWI seen having the prosecutor's shop with a box which the prolocutor weld state was similar to thetas* he had lost Evidesee would also be gives proving that Quitter called* esti, sad the lea wee carried to Quitter's house. He could not sit down "Athena saying that great praise was due to Mr. Wacky sad Mr. Hill, the surgeons, for their unremitting kiacheses sad attention to the unfortunate female, and also to Mr. Impute, Judge in apprehending the prisoners. Mr. Gnaw was examiued, sad said that on the Sunday sight Is question be saw the primmer* Limy sad Quitter having the progenitor's house, carrying a box. He looked at them, and at the police-station at once ideatilled thew He followed them as far as Edward-strest, sad there they put down the box. The box *preen& to be vary heavy, for they perspired very freely. At LM he thought they were carrying a feed of corn for the hoses, he be know cue had been in the employ of the prosecutor. The lea woe @overact with a butcher's apron. lb. Inspector Judge headed in the following certificate : "Royal Free Hospital, Gray'vina•read, April 29. hereby certify that Mary Ann Redkises is prognosis( estishaterily, sad has sot at present shows say symptom winch augurs saisvourelly. " Joni( 1). mu, Readmit Surgeon." Mr. ffleigh .id he should now ask for s reused, as that was all the evidence he was prepared to offer that day. Mr. Lewis hoped the public would suspend their Judgment in tins ow, as he should u• another occasion show his client's coadnet is a different light. Mr. Board asked for some pr.perty to be we ars Mr. Mach opposed tile appliotioo. Mr. Darker rsisruadsd tits prisonsis for . week. WZSLRYAN MISSIONARY SOCIZTY MELTING. (riffs DAY.) _ —4l-- This morning the annual general meeting of the sionbers sad friends of this society was held at Exeter Hall ; Mr. J. K. KAY io the chair. la owe leg the prereedings the Charms nimarked that the society pommeled special interest far Wesleyan Me thodist., founded ait it was by John Wesley, who himself Was the pawner of missionary effort, having travelled as a mianonary ia various part of Europe and he America. The M. O. 0111101U1S. one of the Secretaries, read the report, teem which it appeared that the receipts of the society fer the year ending December 31, 1860, had animated to 140,6751. 9a. 9e1., being more this the receipts of say former year. Among the items which made up this Imam tatl L t i lle most remarkable was that o f annuities lapsed the year 8,4001., including one donation of 5,0091 presented to the society many years ago, and DOW become mike& for the purposes of the society by the as* fa esplens bar, 1860, of the survivor of the venerable eases, who did not wish their names to be men. timed to eveneziou with their benefaction. The expediter" of the year had amounted to 140.9211. 17e. tid., leeriest a balance of 2431. 7s. 9d. due to the general treasurers. The society had 540 central or principal stations called circuits, 4,14;8 chapels or preaching plaree, 815 ministers and &mistime rnimioruiries, 135,148 full seed accredited church members, 18,157 persons oo trial for church membership, and 1tt,374 scholars. At the close of the report, donations to the extent of several husilred pouods received this morning were ea . aounced, reoderiug the balance in favour of the society very coosiderable. Oo the motion of the Rev. W. W. Flume, Presidest of the Cooferroce, the report was adopted, Red several aisle oddness* were delivered. 1 INDIAN FANINK RDLIZI FUND. —The total amount received by the Lord Mayor in aid of the Indian Famine Fund up to Saturday was nearly 70,0001. Amonget the ■mounts received during the day were : 300 f. from Jersey (making a total of BrXY. rent from that island) ; South. ampton23ot. ; Camden Chapel, Camberwell, 1271. Cavnat PALACIL —The Exeter Hall Aloes will be kept open until eight o'clock this evening, foe the isms of tickets for the great festival performases el the Creatiee ea the let of May. The Aberdeen Herald say. :—" Our famous townsman, Mr. John Philip, has just returned from Spi n —the Lied, vre might say, of his artistic Adoption—with • rich dare of freak sketches for future pictures. He is pr•- eeutly revisiting ' the scenes of his youth' in Aberdeen shire." GIRAT SAVING Or TIMI AND LADOETIL !—Tbsn is at lie promat how • blackbird eittiag on fear Am is the same sea se the Ind brood Ike from not has ia a poise sis Mao crew, hie of Wight. We believe tbls h • very veireml oecerreeoe.—Mesvhtire Indipaideet Mak as Mad Ws ear ... .4041 Davin bit week . DP 6l .qr". likima. 11,271 1,1/11 93.3!1 WIN 1,43 S 76412 'f,iii goer Miens* vest Me from Id Z Mee T.O par (owl Yds ft . DIM Wana WI trilby 31$ 16.316 1415. Od. 165 951. - - - ITS WOOD pa Pl. Ma ed. _._ _. 1,t44 116X74 695. Od. 675. M Arrival kr Um week sedan May 7 last year, 43 casks Mal delivery LOSO maks. The arrival Wt week comprind rit arks from Pi.tersburg, ea from fideSPIL. 13 from Austra lia, 166 from South America, end 137 from other piacea —Total, 1,06 e mats. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) _ _ _ The supply al bowie is stualcMii demand for choice kinds is Wins, menequently is some instances advanced miss am realised ; on the average, however, th-re is not mach alteration in prico. The number of sheep end lambs is about the same as on Monday lam, and the prisms of that day are fully obtained. Calves are not slang quite so well. From Germany and Rolland there are 183 beasts, 1,000 sheep, 95 mires, and 25 pip ; Scotland, 000 bowie ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,000; and 80 from the Northers and Ifidlitod Counties. _ Per Pose id DM. a. 4. e. 4. Per stew OUP. a. 4. ad. Dui Seel% Her d& 4 1 6 I DrelDnealltrelear i I/ Dot Illeart-hens . . 4 1 • lass Ireguwools.... II 4 Ilecced poi PPP II 4 4 De. do. Awe .... 6 Cairee I • PIP I.64l>pa . llllrede I__ 6 • Lope P.. M. sad hobs. 14480; WV, 107 BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) News. Psalmodies said Smith report a good demand foe yearlings, and the ►sat ample. of new hops, as well as for good sound old hops with colour, at rather improved prim. RICPRERINTATIOW Or BANYISHIRZ.—A requisition ha, been of up to Mr. R. W. buff Abermomby of Glass hough, who is prepared to come forward in the liberal in tenet. This young gentkenan—and not eo tory young either, in he is approaching to thirty—is a lieutenant in the nary, and has all his life been is active service. He wal, therefore, be of use in what concerns the country most at the present moment, the re.oonstruction of the Admiralty. —Almrdeen ilerald. APOTHDCARIPW HALL —The following gentle- Decd their examination in the science and pow. tine at medicine, and received certificates to practise, on Thunday :—W. 0. A'Beckett, lfelbourne, Australia ; Oreeenrell; W. H. Spencer , Preston, Lancashire ; Ramos, mar Leeds, Yorkshire ; J. H. Knapp, Clifton ; Wright, Mount Sorrel. Leicerterehire ; J. H. Hutchinson, Oatterick, Yorkshire; W. Watson, Solberg. Yorkshire ; J. D. Hill, Creme, near Haiku He:boron& ;J. Willett,Great Bedworth. Cheshire ; 0..1. Keen, Hampton, Hiddlenei; B. D. Th omas, Newcaetle-Eralyn, South Wales ; A.C. Tucker, Madlarkabire. mar Hatherly, North Devon ;W. H. France, Y DATIRAI. rALA DALF-•-eIOWN DAY. 111nvisp, Ana 27.—Adiuirioos no meat. 931; 411 Mi by aim Vika% Mae 1104.1, 2,9911 Met et. ClarawaYr — MOM IL Ds. 4p. et. Prot, MI lOO 11.4111,4 at St. But awl West ladls NO 10103,30 al lambs NO MO M l ° St N. ICaUrelue HO —6 000.000 It Ilsoftemotra 100 —6 6 MOO. It Vidaril• 4000 11) Do. New MINE&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciocz. The mining market to-day is rather quiet, but there have been transactions to a fair extent in shares in East Wheal Grenville, South Wheal Frances, East Wheal Russell, North Downs, Marke Valley, West Car a d on , an d N or th T rea k e rby. In the Stock Exchange North Downs shares are offi cially marked 41. There are again inquiries for United Mexican Mining shares, which have been dealt in at 6i to Kapunda are marked II prem., and St. John del Rey, 3i to 31i. At New Crow Hill mire meeting, on the 24th instant, the acicoonta slowed a credit balance of 254!. 16s. 9d II Bedford ,Consols on the 25th instant made a cell of L. per share. The Crest Wheal Fortune accounts, presented at the meeting on the '23rd instant, showed a credit balance of 494!. 14s. 10,1. Wheal Mary Ann sold, on the :nth instant, 69 tons of lead ore, at W. 7s. 6d. per ton ; and 67 tons, at 91. Os. 6d. per too. The East Tamar mine sold, on the 25th instant, 20 tons of lead ore, at 141. ls. per too ; the Westminster, 100 tars, at 121. 16s. 6d. per ton ; the Mount Pleasant, 30 tons, at 121. 13a 6d. per tom ; the Trelogan, 3 toms, at 121. 15s. per tom ; the Cool Park, 20 tons, at 121. 16s. per tom ; the Aberdowey, :Mows, at 131. per ton ; and the Dyliffe, 56 tons, at 131. sa. pee ton COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARK-LANZ.-(TRIE3 DAY.) The weather set hi very wet ea Saturday, bat cleared off at night-time, aad both yesterday sad to-day it is floe, with the wind foils the north. The supply of limingrowawhast of the put week was liraper ship and land carriage. Flour rather more arley, oats, beans, sad peu very limited. Malt net longs. A few parcels of Scotch barley, but no oats, sad Irish eats very scanty. The foreign supplies of wheat were very liberal from the Black Sea, America, Prussia, Spain, and Mediterranean. Of flour, at the latter part of the week, we had a few American barrels, and several packs from the Mediterranean and Spain. Barley an improved supply, principally from the Black Sea. Date, a fair quantity from Sweden, and a few cargoes of Danish and Dutch. A cargo of Mediterranean East beans and Ind a large quantity of liaised and otlssed from the Today the trade in wheat is slow, the large arrival of foreign leaving a very depressing influence, and to Wed sales lees money must be accepted, except for the very finest ' descriptions of both English and foreign. Fine malting barley is worth le. more money than this day week. Grinding and distilling qualities about the same as an Monday. Oats are firm, fine corn is in favour of sellers rather than oeberwies. Fkgir about the same as on this day week, for foreign. Norfolk, are le. lower, say 395., and trade not brisk. Beane are la. dearer, and peas fully as dear as on this day week. Clever seed and rape seed, and other agricultural seeds, are slow. FLOATING CANGOVI w of the same value as this day week ; not many now oa sale, and not much doing. Weiner. —English : Neoax and Kent, white, new, 43a. to 634. ; ditto, fine old, 68a. to 72a; ditto rod. new, 40. to 56e.; ditto, fine, old, 625. to 645. ; Norfolk, ha qy old, 625. to Re.; red, new to 49a. la 58s. Foreign : baatri a. 68s. to 70s. ; fine, 7 6 5. 765. • Kanlyberg, 61s. to • ditto, extra, 675. to 724.; Reit**, 68e. to 68s. ; fins, 681. to 70s. ; Mecklenburg red, 61e. to 665.; Vekermark ditto, 81s. to 64e.; American white, 61e. to 705.; ditto red, 625. to 61a; Canadian, 655. to 68e. Benxi. —English salting, 41s. to 455. ; fine, 46e. ; orerV26s. to 315.; and • • • , 31s. to 33. per qr. ; irwiding, 28s. to 295.; ditto distilling, 30e. to Us.; welting, Ms. to 313 e. MALT.— tisk Lex end Norfolk. 60. to 64e. ; fine, 645. to 745. 64e. to 70e.;kinptand Were, fins, 70e. to 76e.; brown hod, 74 Od. to 275. Od. ; potato. 27.. to 31s. • torolgo, 235. Od. to 275. Mk 34. to 380. Hama.-Sagliab tick, 32.. to 36.. ; Isamu, 36.. to 40a • 17Ws. to 40a. ; foraim Kumasi:. to 335. ; tick, :41s. ; Konigsberg, 40 0 . to 475. • tins, 37a. to 395. Faun-Inglieb boilers, 40a. to 44n ;; w Ito and blue, 40a. to 445. ; m*a, 42a. to 465.; gray, 365. to 41a.; hog. 381 . to 40a.; foreign, 42a. to 46.. FLows.-Eaglials town, 50a. to 515.; ditto Ins, 565. to 57a. ; eoostry, Ms. to 425. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 375. to 40s. ; Franck, 460. to 50a. pal ; Arnnaors. 311. to 13..; Oanadlsa, 31s. to 33a.; Sinai* 4111. to 60a. FLOATING Cannons, all 0. F. and L-Whast Bad'. wkf and Ilmissople, par 41121.ba., 52a. to bbs. ; shirks, 51.. tos6a. ; Polish Odom, par 4301 b.., red, 655. to 565. ; whits, 61a. to 645. ; Deaubi and Oalsta, 425. to 47a. ; F4yptiaa, 43b. to 43a. Barks: Smith. sad Syrian, pat 4001b5., Ws. to ; Odom and Danube do., 28.. to 20a. Banns : Egyptian, par qr., 37.. to 30a. Mains : Odors and Galata, per 493115., 40a to 425. ; IbrsO and , per 4801 b... 38a. to 40a. ; French, do., Ms. to 40a. ; Aaricsn, do., 37.. to 38a. SniD6.—Csawf seed, per qr., We. to 62a ; Hemp seed, pot qr., 41s. to 445. ; linsiord seed, pr bushel, white, 13s. to lbs. ; Wawa, 11a to 14e. • Linseed, per qr., crushing. 50 5 . to 157 e. ; Limbed cakes, ah, per 1,000 12/. 15e. to 131. ; Aressiesa, thin. le , per too, 111. Is. to 111. 15s. ; do., Auk read , and oblong, 10/. to 101. is. ~• Deltic, 91. to 91. 6e. ; 6t 101 . 511 4 Reps WM, si. to 61. 10a ARRIVALS INTO lANDON TRIM APRIL IS 20 APRIL 27. Comitybe. Wiwi. Bosley. =. I nt I ISt :I .... 1100 I mo IMk We. Isms Pees i l is kyr. CI 10 II 41 .. 1004 U lii 1414 . 41 tout sii• z. C. sai i ON I $l4 / lea Isis , 11$ • .. 111!/ N.. Ran, it s 1 I 11 8 : i g I :: ii .. I 2 14 szroass—wtrae, 1.548 e.: 0044. ID se•r.; 101 cola. Soar. Foreign lOU I KIS MINCING LANM.—(THIS DAY.) The following publics Wei an &eland for to-morrow (Tuesday). Sept: 900 Ws. Barbados,. and 4,000 hp Mauritius. Coffee : 300 arks Ailey lisnistion Ceylon. Rios : 4,000 bags Beepl Saltpetre : 1,700 begs Basra The tramaetions in the private eoetract market sines Friday hare been to a limited extent in sum coffee, tea, rice, saltpetre, &c., without showing any material alteration in prior, and the market has a steady appestanos. TALLOW MARKET-MEM DAY.) The market ie steady al the sowed prior :—Town tallow, Ail. 9d., net mei ; Petereborg Y. C., re the op* 6k. ; April to Jose. EA. ; Oelober to Deeemeber„ 55e. id. PARTICUIAIIa Ol TALLOW. WARN LlBlB.-(THIS DAY.) Two cAlsocr. The railway share market today is rather flatter, upon the settlement. A reduction of about 1 per cent. has taken place in most of the principal stocks. London and North- Western stock is now quoted 96} to 96; Great Western, 71 to ; Midland, 1231 to 1241 ; Lan cashire and Y or k s hi re , 111 to }, bein g steady ; South Eastern, 811 to 82; and Caledonian , 97 to 4. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are not quite so firm as on Saturday, being quoted 15-16 to 13-16 dia. The Indian and Canadian lines remain steady. OADENALY NW= AND MANI. /mks Soda lin p.a. ILLIINATIL solis D Mal. Muter Va NM aml Tau Dmiamdilmin&l Ild. C Maki mml lambi Oalaimilam mil Damian 011181/0 De. • J • no anial Da I ipm. D evo iellieD. Dolan awl!~ Jo& DmlL,Pard‘lbAbila Llu •ner imie Union. Mack Dm nook • D anal IDS* Fals ambi Dom M7Lni• & Week= iids c.d 10,..• Dwain ) 0 De. • Moe& U U 1 4 i 10n 40 U 40 19 1 171 lu 111 121 in 111 lii 166 IN 1110 In 107 In 71 711 M 99 111 1116 60 a 11$ la 46 67 911 ii.....: ... ri... : .04. Melba West. (Ire.) Dom. 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Noy SO Seams' leak If Now lloslit Wales IS Oe*Ma Book uaeponi Olbsom Paoli POollaslol of tram* 11 lost lk asesel O,OA SO LOP 10 _ Animals rClaies et Airisulls Ihier of Lamartly litsloal U 40 U SO Ibil Tn, Lent Parini:nos Rolmltriott.-011 the death of the late Professor Robertson, of Edinburgh, it wee felt that there ought to be some public tribute of respect to his memory and recognition of his laborious and dis interested services in projecting, and in *great measure accomplishing, the erection and endowment of 150 additional parishes in the poorest districts of Scotland, where the means of religious instruction were altogether deficient. A number of his friends and supporters conceived that the most apprapriate memorial would be the completion of the great work which he had undertake°, and efforts were at once made to procure the necessary funds. The appeal which Professor Robertson, just before his death, had-con templated to his countrymen in London on behalf of his scheme, was made on Saturday evening by means of a din ner in the Freemasons Tavern. The Duke of Argyll pre sided, and among those present were the Duke of Maitre's, Lord Elcho, M.P., Sir J. D. Elphiustone, ILP., Sir James Fergueson, M.P., Sir Charlet M'Gregor, Mr. Black, M.P., Mr. W. Miller, M.P., Sheriff Lusk, the Rev. Dr. Norman M'lsiod, of Glasgow, Major-General Matheson, he. The noble chairman, Dr. li'Leod, and other speakers bore testimony to the seal and perseverance with which Pro fessor Robertson devoted himself to the endowment scheme, and to the benefits which it has con ferred on the country. More efficient ministers can be procured for permanent parochial charges than for chapels of. ease, where the income is fluctuating sad inse cure; and the subdivision of very large parishes and dis junction of those which have been improperly united enable the ministers to discharge their duties in a more satisfactory manner. The disparity between the numbers of the popu lation 'which he. inczeased with great rapidity within the last half-century) and the meaty means of spiritual lustre°. tile' at the disposal of the church of Scotland has thus been greatly lessened. Much, however, still remains to be done in the same direction ; and the managers of the commemo ration fund make an wgent appeal for subscriptions to com plete the useful scheme of thee Dr. Robertson. A CLAINVOYANTE AND HU. SINK IN TNOUBLL —On Thursday a squalid, laded-looking Milividml, named John Davis, and his daughter, Mary Riley, alias "Little Mary," who were stated by their neighbours in Trueman street, where they lived, to be necromancers, were charged before Messrs. Chilton and Corbally, at the police court, with bevies obtained money ou false pretences. It ap peared that the prisoners had been driving a tolerably good trade for some time paid, and for the last few months had regularly informed the public, though the medium of the daily pipers, that " Little Mary, the celebrated Liverpool clairvoyant., may be 000sulted, whilst in the Orme-meg netic sleep, upon matters of general interest, at 11, Truemax. street, daily, from the hours of twelve, noon, until nine, evening ; terms, ss. per hour." This announcement caught the eye of Mary Quinn, the wife of • working man, who, on Saturday night last, lost • mantle from her house, where she had a number of lodgers. She had seen the advertise ment in the papers, and having also been informed by some of her neighbours that "Little Mary," the female prisoner, could tell her who had Melee her property, she thought she would consult her. Accordingly, on Tuesday &Remove, she went to the prisoner's house, and asked Davis to tell her who luid carried off her mantle. He directed his daughter to sit down, took hold of her thumbs, then waved his hands, made mysterious signs, and ina short time "Little Mary" fell asleep, and was to all spie4rsooc unconscious of anything. Wittiest then, acting upon the old nia7fsdirectiettli iK . O:rOd the clairvoyant. a description of the person who had stolen her garment. She did so, and by this description Mrs. Quinn recognised the wife of one of her lodgers es the thief indieated. Mrs. Quinn next inquired if this person had any children, and was informed that she had, and had cut up the mantle for the purpose of making a blouse for one of them. The prosecutes, having paid • consulting fee of helf.a.cmon, went home and charged the wife of Lodge Madden, a cordwainer, one of her ledgers, with stealing her mantle. Mrs. Madden was indignant at such a charge being made against her, and acquainted her husband with the fact. He p roceeded to the prisouer's house, and informed Davie that he " had come to hear some mysterious tale by way of fortune telling." Mr. Madden having paid the usual coo saltation fee, ' Little Mary" was sent to sleep in the men tor already described. He then asked her if she could tell him his motive in going there. She was not clever enough to do that, but revealed to him that the thief who carried off Mrs. Quinn's mantle was the wife of a seafaring man, and hail a family of two or three children. Knowing that this description did not answer that of his wife, he thought there was something wrong ; the police were acquainted with the circumstances of the case. and hence the present position of the prisoners, who were each seat need to a month's imprisonuieut.—Liverpool Albion. K. I is N, I NY 1 S 1 lk. II II U K U OK 1! I 11 !i• •- Ft 11 St. 14 Ilt. 14 It. 14 ii L.u', iii, Ile Di 1410 Ili 100 Ts !i i F tia 114 11$ 101 1011 92 96 no In 108 u• / le n.a ill OS Dar pis L W ispni 131 113 10 1011 111 t$ 99 100 99 100 IS 100 OS ST. m 314 as 123 117 1111 110 PONJUON BAILWATIL all I • MSlrina all :I! saw - •• .11 I tio Gasiamaa. N promou MN a VV.6....k. 141 Dakth Zapata all jukes et names all re& lteralaa Irma a p. ▪ 04. Oestral of Frames a Oa a halt= J all lake Goentenee* Bale. an Lena and Tangent an ,L one and Geneva all Maria Antonia all Nam.aLlege t _By tbe all •Do op.c.Prl. Belprov. fill Northern et France. 16 Do. Nu Mares all Norwegian Trunk Tref 11 ottoman 4myrnaAllllo all Pula Lyons, and Media all Paris and Orleans lb Ilibuite and & FrI•0400 (Pernambuco) 8.7 p. a ,Itlga and Duoabnß all Royal Dutch all Royal Swedish ell I Do. 7 per rent. all lambs. and Menne all D 0.6 per teak PM 4 47percl 14 &Anat.* -Venetian 80 Butkus et France—. an want Modica all De. 4 par °sal. PM ▪ ; Wait.* If. W.al Mass IWOIIIIIIIII 01 Leiria as ,Wholpadia ...... i... 1 ill il dk ed 4 Q 7 N $ 10 20 10 20 die IQ IQ I} Of , Si db • • 14 15 l + il eC iii 43 i 123; 41 Ps 104 i - ~ 11.111101 ____ MAIO UAW MON Ma) IMOD SIAM Ken "1 10 000 10,000 100,000 00,000 0, 174 OM HO SO Si ISTai Iran N NAINI. KIM SAO IVO WOO z 111 1U UT 111 101 1 1 an I au / 10 I I 1 •ty I I In In ss $ MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLouc The American news has contributed to oceasioe a reduction of per cent. in the funds to-day. Apart from the settlement in shares and foreign stocks, which will be completed to-morrow, there is no businews of importance in any department of the Stock Exchange. In English railway stocks there is an average reduction of per cent. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renters telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 68fr. 70c., but receded to 68fr. 60e., being woos than on Saturday. Consols are officially marked 912 and 4 both ,for money and the account. The pressen quotation is 911 to both fur money and the 9th May. The official 'miner report is sis follows :—Bank Stock, 231 ; Three per Celt*. Reduced, 904, 90 ; New Three per Cents., 90, 4; India Stock, 222 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stook, 102, 1011 ; Five per Cent. " aniseed" rupee paper, 94 ; Exchequer Bills, 45., Is., di a . The foreign stock market remains very inactive. The Turkish Loan of 1864 is quiet,at 74 to ex div., and that of 1858, at 54 to 54. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta, 1860, 874, 87 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 47 ; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 614, 62; Spanish Three per Cents., 491, 1; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 411 ; the Committee's Certificates, 4. As, by the new arrangements respecting the transfer books, Consols will be transferred ex the dividend after the list of June, it is presumed that the price for the June settlement will be quoted ex die. Hitherto this has been the case with regard to the July settlement, which is more than one month later. The amount of gold taken from the Bank on Saturday for the Continent was 82,0001. A con siderable supply is now overdue from Australia. The Board of Trade returns for the month at March 'how that there ham been a decided re covery in the export trade, the total for the month being 5 per cent. more than is the same month of 1880, instead of 21 per cent. less, as it was in last month's tables. The decline in the American trade has been deferred, owing is the extent to which consignments were pushed for ward to escape the new tariff. The Liverpool cotton market on Saturday was firm, with sales to the extent of 10,000 bales. The prospectus of the London and Provincial Discount Company (Limited) is in circulation. The proposed capital is 250,0001., in 60,000 shares of Si. each, upon which 11. is to be paid 'as deposit, and it. more on allotment. The promoters of this project start upon the assumption that the canoe et the failure of the other discount companies whose affairs have lately attracted public attention "lay in the enormous preliminary and office expenses, and in the system on which so much of the busi ness was conducted." They affirm that " a discount house can only fail through culpable mismanage ment." The attention of the present company is to be especially directed to "goal mercantile said trade bills," no matter if of small amount. As • new feature we notice that it is proposed to cul tivate provincial business, by opening branches at Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow, Brighton, and other places. It is pointed out that in the provinces, where the rate of discount is usually higher than in the capital, there is as yet not one joint stook discount company. Money is to be received on deposit, at interest, both at the head office and branches. Arrangements have been made by which any postponement of the departure of the Great Eastern for New York will be avoided, and the ship will consequently sail on Wednesday next as previously announced. The following is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly List) of the railway calls falling due in the month of May. The total is made to appear con siderable by the call of 21. on Lombardo-Venetian and South Austrian Railway shares ; but, apart from the fact that there has to be deducted from this call the amount of the dividend reoently de clared, the bulk of this company's shares are held abroad. Amount per Share. Dee Already Number Due In May, 1961. Date. Paid. Call. of Shama Amount. Cork and Kinsale June. 1 81 110 0 Dundalk and Enniskillen _ _ _ rolmowo. CootehillEsteusion . 15 8 1 0 0 0,000 £9,000 London, Chatham, and Dover Metropolitan Intension capital 10 24 1 0 0 165,000 166,000 Metropolitan l6 71 110 0 50,000 76,000 iterdieendSalSFranelseo 7 16 2 0 0 60,000 129,000 South Austrian, &c. Ito 15 14 4 0 0 750,000 1,500,002 Total In May Total coned In Ivo months of 18.1 . L. 1,1101011 L 6,414911 Creditors of the Agriculturist Cattle Insurance Company are required to prove their chiims before the Master of the Rolla, who has appointed the 22nd of May for adjudicating upon them. An official manager is to be appointed on the Bth of May. The settlement of the list of contributories of the General Steam Printing and Publishing Com pany (Limited) is to be proceeded with in the Court of Bankruptcy on the Bth May. The Stock Exchange Committee have ordered that accounts open for the settling day, at the end of May, in shame and foreign stocks, may be made up on the 28th day of the month. This is in con aideration of Epsom races. SATURDAY EVIRINO, Console, which closed yesterday at 911 to 92 for the 9th of May, opened this morning at the same quotation and closed without alteration. For money the last price was 911. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consuls, for money, 911, ; ditto, foe account (May 9), 91/ ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 90, ; New Three per Cents., 90, 1 ; Bank Stook, 231, 233; India Five per Cent. Stockloll, 102, 1011 ; ditto for account, 1011 ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1858, 961 ; ditto 1859, 961 j j ; ditto Bonds, 10s., 15s. die. ; Four per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 77. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock was quoted 1011 to 102 ; the Five per Cent. Rupee paper, 931 to dis.,ive-and-a Half P :n r d C ;x n e t h " eq l uTr 94 In i dia ; Bo th n e ds F , 4s. diet to par, being rather flatter. There was no movement of the slightest importance in the Foreign Stock market. The Turkish Loan of 1854 remains quoted 70} to ex div., that of 1858, 53} to 54, and Mexi can Bonds, 234 to 24k. The shares of the Great Southern of India Rail way Company being now fully paid up, transfers ought henceforth to be made in stock. Ottoman Railway shares were quoted rather better to-day. The fifth call of 21. is to be paid on the shahs in the Hereford, Hay and Brecon Railway Com pany by the 21st of May. No alteration occurred to-day in the market for Bank shares. Red Sea Telegraph and Berlin Water. , works were flat. The closing quotations /or shares in new under ;lEtivol prem. 3stakuirarariinnigiscee:t"sitilytetwoerelliasprpefireonli.:l7;Th—(knEaalndarMmaninere Mersey Insurance 15-16 to 1 1-16 prem. ; London and Irrigation,Peoulcial Marine, wed. par w d to ic l a - tal l6 pLaureinii, The Progress of Vienna says :—" A marriage hos just tern celebrated in this city between 1 race Leopold of Bare-Cobourg•Cohary and Iddlle. Consumes Geiger. The oars 'limy took place in a private chapel The witnesses wore M. Malinger, mmic publisher nod COO poser, and M. Streicher, pianoforte manufacturer to the court. It is affirmed that the Prince declared that as he could unt have kings at his wedding he would con►ent him melt with the robirier relative' of his lowly-born bride. The voting lady was simply attired ; she only wore a dress of Drown silk. Her father was the only nerson present at the marriage in addition to the witneeace." to 1 17Z.w .._ =I f IN 1 so— lo so w' s so i igi .ft ii U 11 7 Da 131 tot 100 ISO 100 to. is:iiies 111 1141 VA IN 99 it 9ft7e we lei '1 I 't