The Express. — London, England, 1860-05-25 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE EPSOM MIETINO.-(THIS DAY.) DUIDANB WAX Pa Toast rrecrinar Six raa. OAKS grAKES. One mile and a bed!. c. AvaLache, .%unes, %scission, Stockade, NIS., Rupee, Sasitta, Cootadias, Viatka. Lady tisselecake. Watersprite, F.rr top, Opera Toads, Largess. Vesta, Dnki &Lissom, t ,. Dream titers Antie, and Infanta an . FOAL srums. One mac Gen(, Niger. Ord Hos, and Ebony ar• Ma ISWEIL PLATE. One wile. %.„t e rdaet, Broady Ball, Houthsayer, Petra, Gonehill, (kaki], later* little Nat, Lovebird, Adonis, • I 0,11., Vitals, Ledy Ililkw , Peecatore, and Joyous' THE OAKS. 4 to 1 Kapott (t) 4 to I Sedalia. (t) 5 to I Emily (t) to I Sogitto (t) to I AA, other (a) turvio.—Troniare. Isieresk sod Allbegtoa. LAW INTELLIGENCE. firma DAY.) COURT OF COMMON PLEA& • • °Avg in Banco. —ll3efore Lord Mist Jew*. Ms sad Justify* Williams, Wilke, and Wan.) ,nr: T. Tilt NORTH LAMM lUJLWAT COMPANT.— rt ICA110!4 ►OR .%I ATTACHMENT 11,) l'w Ised Chief Justice delivered lo Ude can • nwrning. He said that a Me Vi beta obtained Mr. 'oxhide for an attachment ageinet the alle4olll ei North Erstero Railway Company fee the kernel of as two, by which the company wee denleumled sot to Mr. Oxhide !note than they charged ether • the carriage of cool sod coke ; and the gt.ntiN was .:ether Oda rule should be made absolute. The court • .if opinion that the pound of the rookies failed. - it was perfortly clear upon the aflidavita that air u‘Ltde hel not been charged more than .0 charged to other persons, and therefore there .41 he no attechnient. His learned brothers thought there were some cinrunalancvi in the way in which . indade fluids Utie motion which made it proper that t.. rule should he discharged without costa. He amora -1 ..ea this rents's*, however, w ith the oheervation that if y made another fruitless application to the court .!, .41 , e the matter might amiume a very different aspect to tho shah it bore at pans & 1:410 diecharged. COURT OP EXCHEQUER. S nap is Beano,-03edere the Lord Chief Barre sad %rues Mana, Bramwell. sad Wilde.) AILIITO,3I r. atKILSLL.—ALLLOILD NIGLIGEKCI. Mr Patchett moved in this ernes for a nth, malty: ea the f. to show ewe why the verdict elmakl not be set .• I ~rel a sew trial bed ea the potted of tairdireettew, th..t the .'.,edict was spinet evidence. It wee ▪ two to mover thong= fee injuries .y the OW/at li — i — "reason cella .4 tl.• &readmit Tlis plaintiff was • Libaarer, and aborst deka am aisbi be Mil 1.• a with his .If. pomineas. and la &bog bit o.mey Irani itMliffl al the - 41111111. .1. house, N.,. 9, 'llaist4triek, ituawarisb-aquams. the role, which wa• lest kis/. Sow cipos. the plainttft was preallibied fate the area. TLr , kfence rebel ea was alai all plaintiff was laical. ..tail, and that he had esatillated to the am:Want 31r 'tato Bran.wril hal left It to the lin vbilber • was stir h ct to secure the pis as easilibiled • I 411•111. , ., and IV healer the plaintiff bad esebribubmi is the ....tat ;as.' jury found fur Qs ibibeast enieelly. buys Bramwell—There was ae widows, gives to ir.sr the plaistitf was mbar. Mr. Nandi- Nor that hi w drunk, my lord. He V 11.4 he hail partAken of three pint. of ale awl • little gin salt three other, TI.. Lord ('hief Ramp--Whereabouta io the lag seas l.t•eq-n perfect sobriety or absolute intempenant• de yes pie , - .trunk (laiughter.) Mr. l'at..hrtt- I really don't boo., my lord. The Iced hto f Baron - No, it in extremely dillies% to ito where " should stand in the thermometer of ; y. (Laughter. ) Their lordships held that the aiZedikli was right and ef.oul Ilse nda. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLOROI*OII.9TREET. st c•144.1D P1.1,7E lI ,, BRIKT. . 1 71.4 3w/f. , .1, nfuw.l, • milliner, was charged bocm sllr. I:swam l,y Ker,-rant J.,hn Hogan, 12 D with lusis; in her rsides.Sos • quAntity •,f piste supposes! to be 1i flatten hears, pawnbroker. of 15 and 16, Norfolk. revs. Middlesex Hospital, said that on the previous night ve primmer saws la and offered • silver table spoon in 0. 4 4.. N asked bet when y it was, sad she stAt-1 that It hekmpd to •le used Llama, living in t bariotte.street, close by. He seat an amistant so:, whether it was correct, when the wispier said me w 4 the right address. arid ma.le • varying sistesaent, at Lot a•stag that she was a servant, that she had lakes •to.e for a temparary•spe. and that she meant to release ....lay et two. Mho cad for it back slain, wog it ~el,l rite her, upon which he toll her that all • nail do was if the gave him her mater's tkost, to in with bee, and she could &V She apposed 'meal, consented, sad gave. Pertimempare, as the address. At that neat, bearing annsething drop, he went round the timer, sad there at the prootner's feet be saw • roger • • a which had dropped mini her. aad oti has uses ,sort mead she produced as if he ronjuriintz cli trayt u t e li g , oently frumh hors the dinin g table .I..as, N forks, • better knife, he., all bear* the .t. "• spot maintenance sumo pun tad by ibearterana. * • • thee said oise of ths serrants had given the articles to • • pledge, and a the way to Portniacequare, where • - were going to se* Y the story was correct, she gave posh and bolted edl, bat was secured sad given into • ....Is sal taken to the elation, where she said the articles • •• eves her to pledge, but by when site did not know. er. %edam said it was very creditable and proper con .. ' .4 hiss 111 r. Juan.), and reassoded the prteoner for • ens. A rOI.ONEL KILLED DURING A REVIEW. TIN. let Regiment of Warwickebire Militia was re at WArwirk yesterday, and the review terminated '441 Trident tr. the oulooel, Colonel Boultbee. The '.'•l ei.s. riling at the head of hie regiment, on an chargrr, when it started, and struck against the .4 Lord Leigh, the lord lieutenant. The colonel lost 1 • oirro l , Anil the hone &abed away with him towards f.vd, sad threw him. By the fall he sustained con , •••.-a of the tea* sad died yeetenley afternoon. :s 1 1.1.r.x DEATH or • CLERK or THE PEACE.— . ' `..•M gloom and 110110111 was thrown over the the r , mrt here on Wis&sedny. and indeed over the ' ••• generillv, 1-1 , the awful drematance of William ' o, Emu, the clerk of the poem for this county, being • • ole etru•-k In the hand of death while in the active •mi, of hie ,about duties e. the previous evening. •• ire th•it tho gentleman, who wee 63 years • • in the enjoyment ..f hie lima health, an= ' , enteus oft roma t throughout Tuesday ! 1.. took t. n at the Sammie Iliad lits and half :rouse he lest in hi:4 olfiee adjacent to the court ; , s•pected two paper. for the allowance at expenses ' • mii•na, takes to him by Mr. Jana, of Colchester, n.. 1 gone of them, and was an the act of song , when the pen fell from his hand. He picked it ' • • :An attenipted to sign his name, but in vain ; and • perceiving be was seriously ill, proposed to eaR .1 ,coiusace. Tim respected gentleman ballasted • • 1.,. sou •bould I. sent fur hen the met, nu t : • rt, hut when Mr. Gibson, caws to artkulate (untie. • to intimate I • - f that death wanappronehing. • be beams ' • : and though Mevorn. sea, and jaa, • I , :b oille,l in, all the medical appßansaa iimarted • arouse him. Ahout i o'clock he was canvsysd r to the ii 44 1 .4 6 .0 0 .11 Head Inn, mil intimation loving • timily at Ongar, lire. Gibson imbed be ta • I i ,n 1 12 o'clock. The lamented aestilman, how .* • s• r recov er ed f ro m hi s state of unoseineleimmon ' •I • rtweed 7 and the next morning. Yr. Oilmen, ' •••. h,d suffered from disease of the heart; bet the '" ''• -.4.'0( death is believed where beau a paralytic 411 • r,, ,lNKliond Chnsielr. Tnn 1... w Ku RYA Our young reactors tie for nsentioming the Whit-Tu....lay sermon to • ••.. Mt. Jamas's ('hutch, Min.-square, Aldante• , . lemons attending this service take each of them • , • ••I dowers, and the sermon is always about ' • The ...ens is thereby rendered pecialiarlv interest , "nee will commence a* atm% o'clock (next -• .smug,, and the Rector will prenek—City Prow. , t ir. • chapel is about to be erected inl u t; h reverend gentleman has undertaken to oo i t • • ' ..• • ‘nd .t. and all the Mains' will be tree Tv Lttg MI LJTIA RIOT.—The town clerk d he. received a tarns from the Hume v • •.4tinr th,d. the Northumberland deldlary Mditas • ~ move.' from lybelnOUth• s • I tr . PAI.ArE.--ftNi SHILLING DAT. —THURS. Ha • on pernent. 3 ,340; ditto by Imoa. Nter, total Tilton, Attht THE A n ti s ' /UL2tYli ' ( IK .BHT Nlilt L VENIN G, MAY Mk -1111111k7-7------ MONEY MARKEL-THIS DAY. Two o'Cum The funds to-day are dull, and prices are quoted 1-16 to per cent. lower than at the close of busi ness yesterday. A few salmi have been comaioned by the continuance of political uneasiness. In the share markets little business is going forward, and prices in a few instances are slightly lower. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental were quoted 69fr. 40c., showing no variation since yes terday. Consols are officially marked 95k, 4, and 95 for money, and 95/ and j for the account. The present quotations are 95 to for money, and 954 to for the 6th of June. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 227 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 934, J, ; New Three Per Cents., 93k, Indian Five per Cent, stock, 1859, 108/, 4, ; ditto for account, 1081 ; ditto Fonr per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 984, 4,4, f ; ditto, 1859, 964, 4, ; India Bonds, Gs., 10s. dia. ; Exchequer Bine, 9a, 6s, prem. The foreign stock 'Market is inactive, and scarcely any change has occurred in prices. The Turkish loan of 1868 has declined 4 per cent., being quoted 58 to 4, whilst that of 1864 is steady at 76 to 4. Sales• are recorded as follows ;—Brasdiaa Four and-a-Halt per Cents., 1880 (scrip), dia. ; Mexican Three per Ceuta., for account, 214 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1868, 441 ; Russian Four-and-a-Halflper Cents., 374 Spanish Three per Cents., 471 ; ditto for account, 484 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 754 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 584, 88 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for ao count, 1014. The shares of the Thames and Heresy Marine Insurance Company are quoted 14 to 14 prem. ; and those of the Himalaya Tea Company, 1 to prem. The subscription for the latter will be kept open until Monday afternoon. The Joint Stock Banks have announced a reduc tion of it per cent. in the rates allowed for deposits. They now give three per cent, being one per cent. below the Bank of England minimum rate of dis count. At the London and Westminster Bank, however, only two per cent. is allowed for sums below 5001. The diecount eAtablishmente have reduced the rate for money at call from ai to 3 per cent, and for money, at a few days' notice, from 4to Si. The bullion operations at the Bank yeeleeday conaisted of a sale of 6,0001., and a waken of 7,0001. The shipments of silver for Bombay by the steamer of the 27th inst. are expected to be very small. The public sales of tea yesterday went off with Wspirit, common Congou selling at an advance of id. Id. per lb. At an extraordinary general meeting of the In teroolonial Royal Mail Steam-packet Company (limited), held yesterday, Admiral Lord George Paulet, C. 8., in the chair, the report of 'the direc tors was unanimously adopted, end a dividend was declared at the rate of 7} per cent. per annum, free of income tax, for the five mouths ending Dee. 31, 1858. The amendments in the articles of associa tion rendered necessary by the recent increase of capital were carried without dissent. Lord George Paulet explained to the meeting that he was corn by ill-health to resign the chairmanship, re tainingaat at the to board n. zip was elec ted in andtheßightliou. ClaudLoral stead. An extraordinary meeting of the Sittingbourne and Sheerness Railway Company is called for the 11th of June, " to increase the powers of the direc tors with reference to the issue of the new stock or share capital," authorised to be raised by the com pany's Act of 1859. The first report of the directors of the East India Steam Navigation Company (limited) states that a steamer and two barges have been erected, and will be ready for shipment during the month of June. Plans of them have been forwarded to India any favourably reported upon. The directors express their regret that the shares have not been so freely taken up as they might bare desired, in consequence of which it may beame necessary to make another call of 21. 10a •y i they express a belief that a groundwork Lae been laid fur a sae ceedul business. The directors of this company have adopted the somewhat peculiar cou-ae of appending to their report a list of such shareholders as have not paid the first ealL The letters of allotment for shares in the London and South African Lank were issued yesterday. The distribution appears to have been made liberally in nsereautile quarters. It is probable that the letters of allotment of the Thames and Mersey Marini Insurance Company will be issued on Thursday next. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this, week an increase of 5181. ' • the Midland, an increase of 3,845'. ; the Lancash ireire and York shire, an increase of 5,017 L ; the Manchester, Shef field, and Lincolnshire, au increase of 4771. ; and the North Eastern, an increase of 3,5331. The trafTe on the 687 miles of the South-Austrian line o: the Lombardo-Venetian Railway Company for the week ending May 12 was 31,663 L, being 18,9311 less than in the correepooding week of 1859 on 595 miles ; and that on the Lombardo- Vene.;iim line 3,959/ 1 showing a decrease of 1,0231 Mr. Frederick Wlunney has been appointed by the Court of Chancery official manager of the Tre valga Slate Company. lu the Bankruptcy Court yesterday an order was made for the winding up of the Borough of Mary lebooe Gas Consumers Company (limited). A call of 31. per share is to be paid by the co -I tributories of the National Alliance Assurance Company by the 4th of Jane. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Messrs. D. Bell, Sou, and Co. report as follows : The market for American securities continues inactive, whilst it is much easier to find purchasers than sellers of the various State stocks. lu railmad boo& during the last wee; the demand has bean clingy for the Parlaws Seven per Coots. of 1865. DICIEDAT LPTIOMIO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 954 for the 6th of June, opened this morning at 95k to 4, ran to 94 to 4, and closed at 90 4 " sellers." For money the last price was 95 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. iComa for money, 96, 4 • ditto for amount Jane 6) , 904, I, 4 ; Three per bents. Reduced, 93i, 4, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 93 1 1, 4,4, 4. lock, 2284, 223, 2274 ; India Stock, 2 1 9 4; Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 106:, 4 ; ditto for account, 1064, 4, 107 ; ditto Four per Cent. De- beatings, lo 1808, 964, ; ditto, 1859, 964, ; India Banda, s., s. dia. The Indian rupee paper was very quiet. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1859 was firm, at 1064 to 4. Exchequer Bills were dealt in at 6s. to 9a. prem., showing an improvement of la ; and India Bonds, at Mk. to 7s. dia. The foreign dock market was firm, and in several instances a slight improvement took place. Turkish stocks rose per cent, the Loan of 1864 closing at 75 to 4, and that of 1858, at 584 to 4, after being marked 59. Por t= Bonds have improved. Mexican were firm. shares to-day were steady. Provincial Bask of Ireland were marked 83. In the miscellaneous share market no alteration occurred. The quotations fur the shares in new under takings were as (oboe :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 21 to 2j prem. ; Universal Marine, 1 to f prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, If to If preen. • Lon don and Provincial Marine, du. to par ; London and South African Bank, I die. to per ; and Himalaya Tea, to 3 prom. Victoria Corenoneut Honda were in demand to day, and rose about per ctnt. JUNE3.-7HIS DAY Two oN:hoci. The ilia* market toile is is steady. Wheal Edward shares are quoted to II; Let Ross warne, 30s. to Ma. ; Stray ark, 46 to 47 ; Dol ooatb, 500 to 520 ; Providence, 44 to 45 ; South Basset, 18 to 20 ; and Wheal Harriet, 35a. to 37a. 6d. Foreign and colonial mining shares bliewise re main steady. There are some inquiries for Pontgi baud. A call of U. 78. 6(.1. _per share is to be paid by the contributories of the Mixon Great Consols Copper Mining Company by the 9th of June. At Rost Wheal Russell meeting yestenlay, the areasats snowed a balance of assets over Ibilities of 1,488/. 19a. 4d. Wheel Buller declared on the lath st. a dividend of 21. per nen (5121.). At • ale of copper ore held at psnassa, on the 22ed illit, 1,641 tons sold for 18,6681. I& It The follow* anoints were realised by the diffuse& miss : Henba Tons. It s. d. ne ......... Kaosinialion 1 Cone *72 0 0 = h 146 1,488 0 0 mr ....x.a . 19 Crooning lO Tigrosy 6 1,641 £18,668 15 6 At the next sale, Axed for the 12th of Jame, 2,087 te will be brought forward, via. :—Bearharea, 733 tom ; Knookmahon, 517 ; Cobra, ; flpringbok, 120 ; Whee l MaziA. 59 ; Laxey, 112 ; Estrella, 23 ; Totneea, 20; African, 18 ; and Cube, 205 tons. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAP. Two .'Cross. The railway share market to day i InatTin c e and not quite so firm as yesterday. In two three instances, including South Eastern and laar aspire and Yorkshire stocks, a reduction of abed per cent. has taken place. London and North Western stock is quoted 1004 to 101 ; Midland, 116} to ; Great Western , 684 to 69; LSD cashire and Yorkshire, 104 to 101 i ; 'Great Northern, 115 to 116 ; Caledonian, 90 to ; anid South Eastern, 86 to }. . Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have .4r alined, being quoted exactly par. The Indian sad Canadian railway shares are quiet. ONDINANT slum AND arm= IPd I £AILWAYS. 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Do. 4} per cent & c k no tDoillnitontp.o Do. do. Blp.o Do. do. C Sp.o Watect LllAmaydp.o bae - - idi 31-4 Me 1 i r 1164 i 61 1 TS 76 9 .2 es 62 n i 46 7_ :7 6 1 1 116 100} 4 104 S 10 IaIR 101 103 131 103 89 91 99 101 86 08 II 20 ni 13 2 is is 46 48 ion BRITISH 11i. I Pit I 11.41171.121. 1 Gadar rim I Yu le-aei, yalerdltY. I 01 1 1 IUL 140 all Atlinde ot It Ts N N— IL 100 Sm. Par. diC.ldg.6p.e. N 00 es . 11 Da do. E.... 1 , •• • • alodlnkelloronltl 441 ' ' De. New — 14 ell Do. Treferenee IN . • 0111..1ean1,../Goderleb Iliad.3la, Act 1.1872 Baff.L It 78 60 IN , , 113.4 16" ra1pT1871. ditto 7O ~.,1 5 Do. Soo , 11174. ditto 7 . _ Calmat aB. Eastern Wm i P l 2 . • 6. ,• kb p.e.ger ll &a ..., . ,a, , . 6 oent. 11 i 1 dls -- 1011 102 1011 _. . , lip U De=lis 5... • • Las t i r 91 11 Da. Ws 108 MI Do. rpratime. 100 aU Do. 6p. et do t 1001 101 110 all llealona 6 Melbourne in n N. 160 6• • Trunk of Canada 12 1111 a l 100 all Do. 6 per et. Prat . 111. N iso 10 D0.130c.pret.60.00.80. 100 all Do. 6 per at. Debent, 66 67 1N all Do. 7 per ci. 1862 SO 82 100 an Do. do. WI . 6ti 70 IN ALI Do. do. 1872 ea 70 11l • • • Indian Peninsula 601 100 10161 ID 1 Do.- earn 1 Zia 411 lo le , 21. °Haas 24 II p. et. 1 1 die 304 an GtWesiCassda,llaerei 111 201 18 Do. Now a 1N all Do.ldda,pay77.ll2oo MI 1 109 all Do. do. 73 till MI 100 100 all Do. do. 73 • • MI 100 1N all Do.4lp.ot.B4a,pap. IS Si St 00 Osir. 4 per al IS la •••• It , Do. *a 1 per et IS MI •—• N. 100 Do. 41 or et. .es 9l NI 10 10 Do. 4411 -.la. N. 00 lfetb.Corp.66. et • —.— '-•• 10 an N. Druawl.4.l Canada ebris • esp. da li 2 II all Du. de. I•nd la $ 1 . la an Do. do. II asp. du. V 91 all Do. do. Load do. 1 V 10 14 . de (Ungtad) — —• 11l 1 • . nth/ lOOl 20 5 Do. Punlaub Z 1 ife 4 It 110 Do.led.B2.not.s. Spat 914 911 la 1 • . • Iladiet, Sods I 1 Do. Paajaab g r a tma rlod. Ilet.g. Sp.ledl Iladtol,pl COLONIAL 0017EZNIOLNT CanAlov. e.Jan.* JILL 100 Do. pa ant, 111110 lOO Do. aver owl 111111 lOO Do. Opt 1100 lOO Do. grate& MAU" 100 Do. Sprat Ilar.llllo 100 Do. per omit lOO De. do. &tip 42 Now btlanzrw.OovA p.d lOO N. R. Wales Go. 6p. e. 1806 100 Do. If p. c., 1671 to 11711 100 Do. 6 p. 0.. 1010 100 Nova flootio 6 p. el Deb. Wein. irs • Art. a0..11p. Deeds 100 Ile. OvAlgt. a. Jam.tJe/7 100 Do. do. op. o. Apr.l6o 100 11Ia 111 MIMS 112 112 101 f 104 100 100 100 LOU SOI 100 e 100 loeFi No. I Sh. I DoOltg. IPd I Cl. prima I Seim. 994,410 tit. Commercial lOO - - - 164,000 06. Do. Ip. ea Prot, Win lOO - - - 0,166,61 80. Zest and Weak India lOO - - - 11,11111,110 It London lOO - - - 1,198,N0 84. St. Katharine - - - 916,1191 Bt. Southampton - - -, WOW et. Victoria - &leo 10 Do. New - - - nun= 311311. No. I illa I 1113111. I N. ICL gekaa. I ear. AIN . Al fr ed Cow. (Philliak) /11.10 61 64 - 90,000 90 Britt& Iron - 500 .. Clifford - 1,024 .. Der. G. Con. (T atilt) 1 445 486 - 6 .. last Basset (Mow) - 6,140 .. IDA Oarolon llllald 71 _ 81 - 4, .. LW& Russel (Taviatk ) 7 1. 4a. 111 Ile - • .. Grarabler & At. Aubpa 10 36 111 - I, . .. Great South Tolima . 17e. 13 11.4 • -, ad o 6,1 .. .wh. Alfred ,'Phillack) 149 14 - 115, .. G. Wh. Vor (Helstem) 9.1 - 6,000 .. Grenville - 000 .. Illngeton Do - 6 6, ,000 .. lady Bertha wn R ... . N llmae Doww (l.lny lealeht). In i4ll 46 66 1 - 1,600 .. N. Framer (Mo) - 6, .. N. Wk. Bawl I ) 69. 51 61 - 1,118 .. North Wheal Croft, - 6,400 .. Par Cola (Bt. Blaaer. 11 121 111 - 1,110 20 Providence AL Letitia). 10.8.7. 45 66 44 12,000 .. .. . die Con. Min. Co. lb. - 612 .. .. Caradon ,It. Clear) - 6, .. •. Care Brea (Mogan) . 31 8 34 - 46, 1 8. Devon Iron & Gen. Yining (Um.) - 910 .. • tray Park ...160. 46 47 467 9, • 6 amar 811.&LandlIn.C. 44 24 - 4,- • 10 Tin Croft - 20, .. Vale of T (Corm ) dd. - 6, . • .. Want Name& ) ll 1 20 - 1,024 .. W. Qtredon ( ) II 19 81 - 400 .. Went Salon 61 .. Wh. Basset 'Mogan) - 266 .. Wh. Buller (Badroth) 6 871 9a id - 4,006 .. Wh. Edward (Caletock) 61 - 1,024 .. Wh. Kitty (Us. WWI 1.7.2. 15 a - 1,034 .. Wheal Mary Ann (Menheniot) - FOREIGN MINIS. No. I Bh. I Mina IPd 10. prima I Balea 20,000 /A Amara/inn - 76,000 1 Bon Amor& Welted Us. par kpin -. 10,0110 36 &salmi. itastapm ) 174 - - - 11.000 20 Do. At. John del Hey 15 Is 29 - 10,000 6 Do. land & Mo. Co. all - - - 80,000 1 Cla.Con. Mtn. Co. Jam. 1 - - - 12,000 40 Cobra Copper all 43 66 - 10,000 - - 76.000 1 g ° n P n ia rountain Copper all 4 1 - 25,000 2 Fortuna 10,000 20 General all 12 96 131 4 90,000 1 Gt. Northern otB. Australia= 1 1 &la per - 18,000 11 Kapands (Um.) 1 14 14 p. - 16,000 3 Unary., - 10,000 6 Lualtszdan - NAM 1 Merlquita all 1 1 .-. 49000 1 N. Rhine Copper of IL Australia (Um) - 10,000 20 PootglhaudiNverLemi all 4 4 6 11 100,000 6 Port Phillip ll 4 - 60,000 1 Beath& Aostlia (Una) 10e. Ms i - 60,000 1 per - 46 000 174 91.8811 Do. United Umlaut all 1 1 86 1 Worthing 194. 1 - JOINT KOCK No. 18k. I Dalai l Pd. I Cl. prior. I Bales. *two 100 Agra sad U. Ser. Bank .60 1 77 10.1100 40 Australaala IMOD 25 Bank of Egypt 3,069 100 Bank of London 6O 51 Id 14000 20 Bank of Turkey— -Ikooo 60 British N. America . IRMO 211 Chart. Bank of India, 6 • N o Awitralla, and China. all 19; 30 10 14 25 , Chrtrd. Merc . of India, Lon., and Chlna an 30 30 OM 100 'City 11,000 100 107410u1al 4900010.11 Com. of Canada 111,009 100 Com. of London flb 19 21 16,000 20 Eng. Eloot.dAual.Cluirtd all 161 164 04000 20 O. Bank of Switzerland all 14100 20 LOSI Ch. Bank of AnntrL a 394 13 %OM 60 London and County MAX 60 London Joint Stock 1 ,000 100 Lon. and Westminster lO 10,000 100 Nat. Pro,. of England 4l —zd WOW 20 Do. New ll 10,000 60 National Bank MOO 10 New South Wales a 404 10,400 26 ental Dank Corpora all 42 4 26,000 10 Ottoman Hank 19,000 100 Provincial of Ireland 4000 10 Do. New 10.99 0 23 South Australia 016, 26 Union of Australia 00,000 SO Union of London 4000 100 Unity Mutual ---.. MISCILLANDOCIL No. I Bs. 1 oos mom IPal Et prism I iblas. 10,0001 10 Anglo-Melba Mist 10,000! 26 Australian AlEforl l9 114 14 310 1000 Atlantic Tel (160.) all 47,000 10 Berlin Waterworks all 44 5 .. 60 Brit. American Land AO 1, . • 50 .. a IrlahMag.Tol. i all 87 Be 3,101 19 Do. B 7 pee a =1902 all 13 19 6 It ;ins p6l . 0 Land ail 118 122 110 4, 10 a •• Islands PeL (L) an 11 8 MAO Bt. Olop.Mneding.4llmsit. all 10 16 1.=26 Do. hid. 711er cost. an 24 sk lit. Crystal Palace 41,120 St. Do. Preference 1/441:0 It. Do. Op. ct. Perp. Deb. 140 108 IN WOAD fit. Electric Telegraph 7,199 26 Do. New l5 pi Ipm 70,000 6 Ens. and Aust. Cop. 10,00 D 15 Gen. Steam Ifsbeit 14 MAO 1 Great Ship clAm) a 4 Indian and Aust. Tel._ Is. 2 1 — 1 Loa District Tel. (L) 1 1 I dim 1111, 10 Lodes Dissonal (L ) 1 1 4db 110, 4 Loa. Oa thenlbile Co. all 1 11 814, 10 Madras 1n45.4 Canal 1 14 pee 440 10 MeDlortulinsManTel. all 000 10 Ifedtbr. lk. TM. (Lim.) all 11 4 810,000 LS Nl4lOllllll am(' 20 NarbaddiCoal Dlloo di lllll llen(L) 1 4 ot die 11.810 10 Nelbeetabb Lad 14,000 6 Do. Sp. s., Is. at 1 a all 4 1 1,71 t 100 N. Beene. &N. Snot IA SO 10 15 LAM 1 .Mt AustrslaDali 2-" 4 is 1 10, 1 • _ , ass 60.000 1 Do. "New Mara" lin 1 par -.. 10,000 10 • In. Kat. (1,50.) A S 11 10.000 10 Do. do. Cln —, 000,000 0 Peel River Lend& 110 a. 100 II da 10,000 50 Yellin. and Orion. Oman ell 70 dO 17 10,000 50 Do. New 40,001 20 led Sea 12 lad. TeL 41 •c. for 60" by!. Gov. 1 I . l i dla —. 10,000 50 •. ey Isom l l9 10,000 16 o, Now all 5 I .... 13,030 100 .... 00 Mona 0 44 1,000 let. • • main 100 110 1114 ''.. 4".1, loud all 901 14, It ~.,..• 76, Ikea . all 74 1 Do. Op. Metkowod • • a SO, 10 . • aim. Co. up. Can. 6 14 100 Von DiMOSICI UDC . 0 16 -. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The weather has continued sines last Wednesday favour able to the growing crops in the United kingdom. Vegetation in progressing satisfactorily, and recovering fast what it lost by the lons-protracted winter. The wind bas been blowing chiefly from the south-west. This morning the sky in London was overcast, but rainless up to midday. The attendance of the trade in Mark-lava today was an average one, the tone quiet ; prices of most articles nominally unaltered. The supply of hornegrown grain was small, and of country made dour small. Tim importa of foreip grain into London since last Monday were reported this morning as fair of dour, large of wheat, large of barley, a nd large of oats. WRlAT.—&glish in good demand, sold readily at Let Monday's rates. Foreign quite as dear as last Monday. FLOUR held steadily at last Monday's prices. ll.intsr very quiet, at last Monday's rates. Oars in good demand, maintained at last Monday's quotations. BRANM.—English and Egyptian quiet at last Monday's currency, rather cheaper. Pus quiet at last Monday's prices. CURRENT QCOTATIONR, DUST PAID. Wur.se.-English white, 48s. to 60s. ; red, 466. to 54a. per qr. ; Denim and Konigsberg, 58e. to 64. per 4941 b. ; It stook, 54e. to 58s. ; other Baltic ports, 46e. to Ms. ; French. red 50e. to 54. ; white, 565. to 58s. Prove.-Town, 46e. to 504. ; Norfolk, 375. to 38e. per loon. ; French, 38s. to 42e. per 2801 b. ; America (United ftatmi. ), 28s. to 32.. per barrel. BAK/T.-English, 265. to 46e. per qr. ; Baltic, 24e. to 35.. ; other sorts, 265. to 28s. per qr. OAT3.-Bntish, 225. to 28s. per qr. ' • Russian, 245. to 25e. per qr. ; other Baltic ports, 245. to 255. per qr. BUNS. -English tick 33.. to 36a. ; narrow, 39r. to 490. per qr. Foreign, 324. to 40s. per qr. Egyptian, 33a. to tid. per IF num.-English bonen, 38s. to 40a. ; bog sad grey, 345. to 355. ; foreign white, 365. to 38s. noamito CAZGOIL-Mwe lost Friday 23 _pain-Eden vessels were retorted arrived at ports of 011. :--5 wheat, 10 barley, 7 melee, and 1 rye. The latest oaks reported wit on pawns, small cargo Galata, Jost Ih A NKI 't ormtWs r flrmly maintained in prim ; but maize tad barley in be bought on lower terms than last week. There are sow a the emit about 15 easgoes offering on oak, via., II wheat, 4 maim. 5 barley. 41111LITILIS INTO LONDON 11101 MAY Id TO MAY 55. Xnallaki and 24,904 1e4.. Tomlin. Wbeat NM .... 21120 Barley Oats Malt e L . . Nenah Ilmat now • l'arelea .. barrels. nit imam ------ nen= ivilAika Wheat. 1 bits,. Sois &7e.1 5 ti0... SSA U OM Id Ili Si Sid 111 Us 10d Id Si U 4oi Id ri Ild Six SI 321 Ild its Od td SI May I —l2 IEI ITS Id Us 104 Us 1.1 411 i ad 400 SI II /Si 1d Us 61 se id as 24 ii• SI No Id IbmeWAsi -- - r— Maw .... Ma Ili Sis 44 240 Iod Mid id Um Sd 111 Peas. Dort.-111beall. Lebo, OW, An Bow" and less. la LAMA =OVEN SO mammon II TU AVUBDU PILICI Of MOAT DCI/11/1/ TEN NZ VIM KUM& LIVER POOL - raftli MA RIEZT.—(THIS DAY.) (sr urrusa Aro num Kionmo isuniuri.) (molt OUR owe coausronarj Corn market quiet but Meetly ; uktai Arra at one pa®r advance. Flour unelian3ed. Indian nets and beans continue arm Oats and oatmeal unaltered. ItiliCING-LANK.—(YHIS DAY.) Scant—The market has been dull this week, and prices were a shade lower, and the amount of business done has been limited, partly on account of the holidays. Refined dull, fair lumps sold at 52. e. Corree.—The quantity offered in public sale hes rather exceeded the demand, and occasionally a slight decline was accepted to effect sales. Tu.—The public sales went off at id. to fel. advance us the previous public sales, and holders have been rery first this week. Ricit.—A fair amount of beams dime at full prices. Run has been steady. Burman lima been in active fistmand and prices have advanced fully la. Bruits sold at shout previous rates. Ccrrron.-1,000 bales sold at rather irregular prices. Market' gessmilly quiet this weak. TALLOW MARILET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Tows tallow is quoted KU. set sash ; Petersburg - c.c., ou the spot, 52111. 3d. ; June, 51s. 3d. to 51.0. 6d. ; Oat. to Dec, bla. HIDE MARKZT.-(THIS DAY.) k LvammALL —Bides : 661 b. to 3 to 4d. ; to 641116. to Mlle., 4d. to 41d. ; nibs. to 6016 x, 4 to 4fL ; 8011*. to 881 b., 41d. to 51d. ; 881 b. to %Lbs., tollfd. Horse Wes, 96. to 110. Cal/ skint, light, to tk ; fall, 76. Bramontorr.--Shorp skins, half-brads, to downs, tie. fid to 86. 6a. ; Limbs, 26. • Bd. to 4s. ; shear ling% h. tid. to 11. 7d. BOROUGH HOP HARKEY —(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report the markct about the same as on Monday ; there is a fair supply of fine Weald Keats and Susses hops on offer. A few Los have made their ap pearance in Kent and Sussex. TRAFFIC RETURN& SUIVATIL Week May 1 t i rom b rlLosbardo-V l. en. NON Ihr litz. SOY. TAIL avow. mmes. dranbs. 1/01. JIM It a a A 141 11,11111 MO SAD 11,11111 e 1,116 1,100 4030 &Ai teldthil.LTiveT 10,7841 Line) irfet — asdlng Ilay 13. Ira Aseba &M.o. & Rotterdam and issier ,& South aid May 10. — I,oos Vrait ltAr SIM wad Pawbsre . 391 in 1,1169 979 463 4411 we NB 41114 2,461 4066 4466 714 11141 Veers I =Mien 114 96 Limerick 7/ 114 m milDarlimr4m 1.117 =alit X likeim7 31 128 May M. Wldra 164 1416 tiii 311 0141 11.696 1.107 Mrlles Omer NIP 11.310 estillkil OnMg 1,400 Maur NI MI 1,11111 UM 021 1,3417 1,190 15,001 1111,131 N,700 IN 1111 NI 437 1,071 tan -- L Eli 44 - ii 4487 1,714 TAU LUI fill SO 11.70! SIP) LSO 738 1.088 LOU 67.0161 MIMS Wig 1.04 1,700 %NS 14,643 16.078 16,466 1.1/74 1.171 11.117 674 1,1111 1,44$ • The shove Is exclusive of the eittinated amount of the NM easUe awl Carlisle Compass/e rieelpte for 18.59. LOCAL SEAJIN MAJIZETS. 1111Woot. MAY 1111.-4fe aortal Improved la tio Wads of thsfaig. bat doled Nat at shoat es. ss = s hrir mi arksa. Ma& ISI 70-41114tellta obeli. got NI 144—Oreat Itaraaaa stsika v tlll4l—Oriat Mom 1114 INI— Lihashing sad YEA@him 104—Lishaa 44434446 Motor% 1104—Dino, MAY 4. Masabsaar.ll4llleld, sod Lb colrialr•, 417 MN—Nara NrWalt a gaill 42 North Mat Ulf L—Norlh 71104ra. /took te 96 1)46 Tiff atonal sla zel l— c rawls dark, 51 i st7A i li t_ wisair mod 414 — @oath baler% Data 41 /4 lass- Gt ra.sal aaboari Truak al Othalle. II 1-14 S 1.16-oarat itralora H a 117 isf—Dttao. New 7/ 71 —ark* •nd Lakema 4 I—Lombardo-, id. ift pa* — 804, 11s. td. Ills 61 6 .. 49 1 7011XION ZAILWAIIL 0. IP6 I 9.42.1141 e. I 0194102 prigs I Wig ilO all Antwerp & Rotterdam I aa 44 19 a Ardennes - - f I Bahia& B.M IL g. 7 p.s .di - 1 a 1 - Belgian E. Junction io nR. Ayres &8. Itentsmis if 6 gee 44 10 all ;Beeler. to Gralmeatas. - - - 0 ali i Lemmata Rine d: Rail. 111 Si - 100 a - 10 all I C t ia rtegeel. at - 10 lf Nadi Rbiaith 52 die *I 20 a Eastern at Imam - 10 I 0.1. Man ges. S. p." e - - - 1 IC a Gt. Oak* d lease _ - - - * Wat LuZ i O t ret N le 12 - 1.1 a * Italia 3 - - - 1 91 a Igoe Oaelemee • Bele - .- .- • IQ a Ogre ea Itameeek - ..- - • ID a 'Lyons end Nom - - - Re a 'Mug Angels l - ... - IP a Nag. 313919 fly the * a Do. ep.e.Pg. 1 Sawn. 14 11 _ - ■ g If all , Northers et home._ 91 le fle II Do. New Mime - - Ifm -• to all If oroti n 74:l: ha • 0 - 1 1 0 I a Pegs. ea Nag 31* 141 - 2 a Pada end - I II 13 Kate aa L 1 1 2/00geo - I Megembrigg.l2.e. I If Me - 91 10 Lis lir - - 111 a !Sam est - - le a Rug - 1 II MI Sol* - - I 4 all I De. 1 par asaL - - sa a %mars one Igellee . . - 2 21 a I De. tae i. Itee - 7 di., _. : 1: ....., 't= i*- 10 411 eosibera of Prune.- •-• at a Weeagales - • 10 all Da. et jeer mg het i - a 110 a egg N. W. 0 le 6 am et Angels - - - • a Megan - - - DIEI2IIIIIO MOLL - So. 141 E I ftocas. 11y I d. prima I Sae g rib rzzi 49 . .....,..„ . ,.. 141 . I_. _. z f 3 iff.110.4246./welgul•100 1 100 100 - , KM 191. 0ugeee.44.419.eR do.lloo , 100 100 ....•. I 11. lasaliala N. log. 4 p et .100 101 94 we IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. 1101781 OP LORDB.—TatraiDA; YAW U. The Loon oaairozu.os took hie soot ea the ',amok at 5 o'clock. THE TREATY OF TURIN. The Earl of CARNARVON said he wished to oak a question of the noble lord opposite with regard to the present state of affairs in &rani& He found, however, that his noble friend (Lord Stratford de Radcliffe) oppositehad placed on th e p a p er a question relating to the affairs of Switzerland, the affairsof Savoy, and the affairs of Turkey. He would therefore defer his 0011110 a. Lord STRATFORD DE mid he thought he should best consult the convenience of the house by putting off his question until an early day after the recces. He would therefore propose to some Monday. the 11th June, for the The Earl of CAItNARVON said that in that awe he would put the question to which he had referred to the noble lord. Their lordships were aware that by the trolly of Turin. Nice wax to be ceded by Sardinia tat France. In the French version of the treaty as published in tke Moniker, it appeared that the word " arrondissement was used, as to which term there was some ambiguity. Re wished to ask whether the noble lord opposite maid fur nib the house with any satisfactory information on this subject. Their lordshipe were also aware that a mixed corn. mission of Sardinian and French officers bad been appointed is order to settle the boundary between the two countries. Now three if their lordships who knew the count 7 were well aware that the reed to Turin, after leaving Nice, in. stead of bending round the spur of the maritime Alps, mounted to their summit. The question of boundary was therefore of the utmost importance, both as regarded this road sad also the limits of the neighbouring state of Mono" He wished to know whether the noble lord could give the home some information on this point also! Lord WODEHOUSE said he was afraid he could not give the noble earl the information which he desired. The feet was that the treaty of Tarte was not yet ratified by Sardi. ids, and wine of its particulars were still under discussion in that parliament. The Earl of ELLE/4EOEOIMR said that, as to existing boundaries on these frontiers, they were as well ascertained as those of any borough in England. If the word " arron dimmest.' were intended as a translation of "cireondario," and the latter was the word actually used in the treaty, there could be my doubt whatever se to what was its exact rendering. BILL FOR THE ABOLITION OF CHURCH ItATFB. Lord LYVEDEN gave notice that on Thursday, the 14th of June, he intended to move the wooed reading of the Church-rates' Abolition Bill. THE MILITIA. Lord AVELAND asked the Under Secretary for War whether the government had the intention of bringing for ward any mamas to improve the organization of the militia! Earl DE GREY sod RIPON said that a bill on the sub( ject would be introdueed very shortly. UNION OF BENEFICES BILL. The above hill passed thronh committee. EA;CLESIA.STICAL COURTS JURISDICTION F ILL. Upon the motion of Lord CRANWORTH this bill prod through committee. PETITIONS OF RIGHT RILL _ The report of the amendments to this bill was received. ADULTERATION OF FOOD AND DRINK ELM The select committee on this bill Ives nominated on the motion of Lord RILDEISDALS. LIEUTENANT OIP LONDONDERRY. The Earl of BELMORE rare to call the attentii a of the house to the appointment of Mr. Lyle, the Receiver Nader in Chancery in Ireland, to the o ffice of lieutenant aL the county and city of Loodonderry, and to ask her Majesty's government for some alphas,• tions with reged to that appointment. The noble lord said that the office of lieutenant of counties did not exist in Ireland before the year 11131, when it was created by an act of parliament, in imitation of a come/mend ing office i r England. The noble earl then proceeded to read extract. from the journal,' of both homes of parlia ment, to show that it was the intention of the government of the day that the office should always be filled by men of the highest rank and character in the county , and that they should be persona who were above nil suspic ion of partiality in the appointments they ought make in the militia, and in recommending gendemen to the Lord Chancellor to fillthe office of magntrate. Though be had nothing to urge against , the personrd character of tin Lyle yet as his Mame woe only about 8,0.10/. a year, and he only possessed some small landed property in the comity, he did no m belong to the claw of proprietors upon whom the law contemplated such appointments should devolve. A vacancy in the lien ' tenancy of Londonderry having occurred about two months ago Mr. Lyle was appointed to the office, although there were two peers connected with the county, and several gen tlemen of much higher standing and of larger property than Mr. Lyle, who were entitled to receive the appointment in mu r suance a the established usage. Mr. Lyle was originally a barrister, hat upon the abolition of the office of remem bouncer and the appointment of an additional master in chancery, by the act of the 13th and 14th Victoria, he was appointed brit master in chancery in Ireland, now known as receiver master. How was it possible that an officer of the Court of Chancery, who was hound to be present in her offioe every day In Dublin, could also perform the functions of lieutenant of Londonderry? He thought it altogether an unconstitutional thing for the crown to appoint one of its own officers to be at the head of the nu paid magistracy of • county. With regard to the popularity of the appointment, ;re had been informed that when Mr. Lyle afterwards made his first appearance in the grand jury room be was received with solemn silence, ex cept by one person. Ths noble atrl, after complaining of the interference of Mr. Lyle in the last election for tht city of Londonderry, ceediaded by putting the question of which he bad given notice. Lord CARLISLE contradicted the rumours Omit, that in appointing Mr. Lyle he had acted under the inspiration of others, and anted the reasons why be had not appointed persons of higher rank and fortune to the office of lieute nant of Lonclorederry. It was, he considered, only due, when he had to amigo stations of honour sal jurisdiction to give the preference, in cases where capacity wits equal, to those who supported the principles of her Majesty's government. Mr. Lyle, however, both by his ht& attainments and the property he possessed in the country, his knowledge of the gentry, and by his con. stmt residence, was peculiarly well adapted to the office. Mr. Lyle inspired him with the highest confidence, being "judicious, discreet, and of unblemished character, and just made of the stuff to make a good lieutenant nod to perform his duties." In conclusion, Lint Carlisle referred to his part life as a guarantee of his own integrity, and ohserred that if his conduct had now to be defended it wag not worth defending. The Bishop of DERBY bore testimony to the high character of Mr. Lyle. Lord LEITRIM made a violent attack upon the present government, and especially upon their recent appointments of sheriffs and lieutenanta in Ireland. Viscount LIFFORD suggested that his noble friend should give • definite notice of the subject on which ha wished to address the house. (Loud cries of " Hear, hear.") The LORD CHA-NCELLOR,though Speaker,ssui sensible that he had no more authority over the debate than any other of their lordships ; bat, epeaking as a peer, he could not but express his regret at the irregularity of the noble earl's proceeding. (Hear, hear.) Viscount DUNGANNON, as an Irish representative peer, thought that if the noble earl bad any charge to make against the Irish government he should put a notice upon the books of the house ; and if the noble earl opposite did not happen to be present, no doubt his colleagues would be prepared to deiced his administration. (Hear, hear.) The Duke of LEINSTSR expressed an opinion that Mr. Lyle would discharge his duties in a perfectly satisfactory manner. (Hear, hear.) The Earl of LEITRIM, if inch was the wish of their lordships, would for the present postpone the subject ; but if he brought it forward again—and bring it forward again he most ansuredly_would—hs hoped the noble earl, the Lord- Lieutenant, would be present to defend his appointments gene. Earl GRANVILLE--Will the noble earl forgive me if express • hope that be will bring forward some appointment in particular? The Earl of LEITRIM—I will bring forward the noble earl's appointment. in general. (Laughter.) Their lordships roes at twenty-five minutes before nine. HOUSE OF COMMONS.•=rILURSDAY, MAY 24. The SPSAMIS took the chair at a quarter before 4 o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. The Bedford and Cambridge Railway ; Blyth Harbour and Dock ; Burnham Tidal Harbour and Railways ; Dorm* Central Railway (Extension of Time, U.) ,• Grand Surrey , Dods and Canal ; Highbridge Markets nod Gas ; Torquer Gas; and Watford, itlckmansworth, and Uxbridge Bail . way Bills were severally read a third time and wood PUBLIC BUBINE2B. THE REFORM BILL. Mr. HORSMAN gave notice that on the motion for going into committee on the Reform Bill, he would move an amendment to the effect " That in the opinion of this house it would facilitate legislation if the ouae were to proosed by resolution to determine what should be the pro. VISIONS of any measure for smending the repreeestetion of the people." BALE OF GAS BILL. Mr. DEEDES gave notice for 4th June, of a motion for kers to bring in a bill to repeal the act of last seastoo for regulating the sale of gas, ARMY ESTIMATES. Mr. S. HERBERT, in answer to n question from Mr. Childinissaid that the army estimates would be proceeded with on Thursday Reit. THE MOUSE OF LORDS AND THE PAPER DUTIM Lord PALMERSTON-Irue to move, in pursuance of the notice I give on Tnesday—though I understand that a notice in such • cue is =necessary— that a com mittee be appointed to inspect the journals of the Housei of Lords with relation to any roceedings upon the Bill to Repeal the Duty of Excise on Paper made in the United Kigplqin, and to make • report tut mof to the house. The motion was ppuut and carried. Lord P N—l now move that the oommitters consist of the following member' : Palmerston, the Chanoellor of the Exchequer, Lard John Russell, 'sir G. Um, the Marquis of Hartingtoo, Mr. Byng, mr„ Crawford, Mr. Clive, Mr. Ling, and Mr. Brand. tLeughter from the opposition.) The motion was agreed to. I I 1