The Express. — London, England, 1861-04-19 00:00:00

CouET OP COMMON PLEAS. Sittings in Renee.--(lheare the Lent Chief Justice Erie, and Jodie= Wilke, !tyke, and Keating.) It \NNERNAN r. WRITE AND A4OTHZIL - WARNANTT OF 110144. The plaintiff in this ease was en ea tenure hop power is Kent, and the defendants were hop mercluinte in Louden. The plaintiff sold his whole growth of hope in lbeibl to the defemlants for 16,700 f., and the present adios was to reeover a moody of that suns but at the trial before the Lord Chief Justice at Mairldooe, a verdict was enteral for the defendant► Is cue, however, it should be determined that the plaintiff was entitled to recover, the jury armed the amount he was entitled to at 6,3401. Mr. Lush sow moved for a rule to enter a verdict foe the plaudiff f.r thin amount, and stated that the ale took place on the 14th (ktober, a sample from each pocket of bops basing been edmiutil by the defendants, and there w►, no doubt that the hulk agreed with the samples. Durum the dirriaraiou wand's( the ads, however, the defendants asked whether sulphur had beta used in the treatment of the bops during their growth, sod the answer was '• Tneru was no ocarina for it as wu had no mould this year." Mr. Justice Willem —Med the jury mud be taken to have to lad that this amounted to • warranty that so sulphur had been used. The Lord Chief .lustioa—Arel it must he tar ebo that sulphur bed tiro used is this ',use. There were 300 acne a hops, sad those grows on five scree hail beeu trotted with sulphur to test some process, sal afterwards the pro duce of the five acres bed her mixed with the others. The brewers would not re hops which had bleu trusted with sulphur if they knew it ; but Uwe was no mode of asorrtsaniug when hope were bought whether sulphur had been used. Lush--The plaintiff afterwards pee a written ituiraides that be would iodennify the purchasers against shy Lee in cosesquesce of the mode of treatroent ot the bops a the poles, or their curies. The hops were deli vered at the end of Oct ,her to the defendants, and it wee sot metal the twined's( of December that, in consequices of some repasts, they sought to repudiate the bespis. h WOO sow acilemitted that the goods, wrung 14411 hue& by envs ple sad the balk accepted. the ilefetoLiota bad no power to repadinte ; and that the plaintiff was entitled to have • ver dict far the sineast asesseed by the July. Kale granted. BuLLIDAT r. TIN VENTIT or eT. IXONAZD, MMOMODITOI. eraser ACCIDENT. This was as attics to recover damages In amissironce of the plaintiff Moir' haw throws ant of Ma chaos he its boos drives over seism paving dowse pissed to • highway. At tits viol brier. the Lord Oast Justice the verdict was for the plaintiff. Mr. Ma boirwrer, sow moved fort Ma to aster verdict far Ihst ddasdr.l. sod stated tb• following circum stances :—'Thera awe 6 few_ yards of footpath by • deed min, absflashury-striset. Hortoo, which paring. 68d Mr. Proshody, Om pariah surveyor, directed that loos serphis dam from auother j oh should be takes than. The wariness piled the state so the road some abort &Manes ham the MA. and it was belliered that afterwards thsr m idl e :d u ssms of Mom doom is tbe road. The plait.. Mlf drag Ye sand tit sight muse spans& the ohms, sod was owl It was aostandsd that tiss vestry us Valais. hosanna they bad sot properly lighted and pardid the sloes; loot it was sow outonitted that elm vestry WIWI Irv*, give'. any order ot the matter, were not re• epureillso for what had bees dooe. Maki ponied. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Maw is Ikons —Orkin Lord Chief Herm Pollock, u sed Peceori Mart* Brilatwen. and Wilde.) =nom PIIIIIANDICL —TII2 wA II Mr. T Mr. Bevil% QC.. frith when were Mr. Pr ie s s l ad . Jaweed Ow • wit of lobes' mom to the body .1 M t ired.. . with • view to Me Wog ed her , arled4r. The tow • awe orbits est of the presseatioo for Whey, et the kis Wakefield decks& At the kW be fore Nr.l6o** Hill, at York, it will he rersolleotod that the &Minot ref he sawyer corials queetkos pot to hiss. whim he is. cormaitted Se prime Per sir woody sad ordered to pay • floe of 11001. far oni• wort of amt. The limbed mousel entered at some length Sao the facts sod cirvunistaiscos connected with the ere, sad quoted munerose authorities to show that the sWicaut was improperly deter sod is costal,. Ins arguments had sot camcluard elms war report left.] COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Jodie Ordinary.) cerium r. °tram IlaßOWlrr• This was • suit umlauted by lady Gethia, lae trite et ea Irish barurrat. Mir H. Cathie, ter • divotor as the grimed ot emelty sod adultery. Mr. Illeasalay, 4.C., appeared with DT. Spiaks as bar Walt. lad; Gethin was the daughter of a gentleman in Suffolk, saso it,dey, and was married to the respondent et Boisteml on the 25th of June, 1'4.. The cohabitation, w►tc► listed for about sesta ytan, was fol lowed by the birth of two children. Leidy Gethin stated that very shortly after the niarriage her husband became very unkind ; was fru meetly abusi, r, and sometimes med •real personal violence to her. He was addicted to drink and was eaceseively jealous. 'two hours after her Masai child was born, he said to ber, "1 disown that child it is littock's"— Pittock being a man servant. After that he ogres went near her for three days. He charged her cousin, her brother, and Lawrence (another man servant) with the paternity of the second child. At lenudh, after one of his assaults upon her, she left ►im, and went to her friends. In I fts6 be came to her in Ladtwooke square, and insisted on her going with him to Calais, threatening to take sway her child from her if the refused. Ile then went to the Crimea for three or four months; tad oa hie return she joined him at Soothers!, when she lived with him about three weeks. He agate ill•tsnated her, and took from her hes watch and rings, on which he raised IN. One day while they were at Southend he asked her to walk with him ea the ywr, for he said that he wanted to speak to her very y. He said he did not with to go on as they had bat wished to get free from her. He then ask e d bit to give him cause to apply for a dissolution of theynaniage ; adding that he id not wish to be hard upon her, and woukl Dot expose he r s ore than he mold help. She was very indignant, and left him as woo after as she *mkt Ia Itt6d Sir Richard Gethin went to lodge ■t Hounslow with Mrs. Wham, the wife of a civil engineer, who was t►ee is India ; and last year this lady was divorced, at tbo •nit of her husband, for adultery with Sir Michaud Sr. Macaulay having given evidence of the above facts, ralle.l Mr.. Anus Harriett Latham, the divorcee in question. she said that s b e bo or sir Rickard, and that he had lodged •ult her at ifousslow, under the name of Mr. Grey. He *oi at the house about fire mouths. Mr. Macauley—Was there Jurist( that time an improper l u:omit, listirema you! - [decline to answer that question. Mr. Macaulay (after a Mate)-1 think I must ask you 11 . 0 . Have you not atievreroll that question quite re,ently! sire. rreaserell maid that if the witness had a legal right answering the principal question, (shout which he .1.1.0.4 there could he no doubt) she had likewime a right t..b.rlitie to armee the suburdioate one. Ma.aialay said the aritoese might not object, aid re leat...l the questions. W Areas -1 ass sot aware that I have ever done so. Mr. Macaulay—l menu quite renently, and not se a wit- Levi. IKit SY II m warm an ed in the cause! Wittier —I Ce l istrne i recollection of having ever done so. Mr. Macaulay said he wa. taco Lv surproie by the answer of the willing. There were other chews of adultery lotatu Ilrt Getbia, of which he should have been glad THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 19, 1861. LAW •INTELLIGENCE (THIS DAT.) corwr or Qt EINN BENCH. hating. Duero. —Woes Lard Chief Junkies Coakbuni. m is ail Jumbos Cramps" HA sad likekbunL) _ . tranN P. 11 04.;TII•nasTaltn Mr. Berjaet sae said this eases actin% trid at the lea trasay .tasiarre, before Lord thief Jostles Me, when the jury rigivineed a verdict foe Lb. Omaha—damages, kV. Ile awed for • rule for a new teed, as the pusad that the verdict was spinet the weight ei 'Adam plsiotiff we. a yoseg sasua, a labourer is Deptford Dockyard. The mime was brought to rerever daties;es for itijuries received through the alleged negligence of the defendants' servant., hv leach b. had entirely lost the use of his right hand. The lammed counsel Irvin ramrod to the chi:imitation. soil the evislewe adslueml at the trial, The wort pasted a rule. Paton r. liatlLNDatle AND OTHERR.—aarrtiloll% Mr. 4rOset fibre is this ma, which wee tried Infra Mr. sod is which a verdict was found for the defeediutta, moved fora ride fee a sew trial, ea the ground that the verdict was animist the retest of evidence and that tlo re had bees a rniacarriage of justice. The action was Is-tight by the plaintiff, 3 man 11l year, of age, in the ser. we of a Anti . J warehoiimmen, in the city of London, to meover compensation hi damages foe injuries he had sustained by lain; thrown out of hie employers' east ie roue.p.senee of it having been ton into, as alleged, by one .4 Ihitford's vain mar the Bricklayers'-arms.Them-maid. took place in the esenite; of the Lend of Hee., and the plaintiff eumaited a compound fracture of the leg, which incaocitated him fna ever doing any except the very lightest work. The learned touDiel mid that after the jury ha-I hero 10401 up three hats they cane Imo rood awl asked the 'tamest judge whether the e•elence showed that the plaintiff fell upon the pavement, and his lordship told them there was no pomitive evidence upon that point. Vt'imesses, however, on both aides said that he fell co the paverneoL soil it was net contra. dieted, but his lossiaip had not taken a Dote of this testi. may. The jury cosieiderred the information asked for Mi t, sal it was importat as regarded the real issue, Ctto leased judge was not in a condition to furnish it. s Mr. Justice Blackburn having read his notes on the sub. jeit, raked the leartiod emitted if he mesa that he had re fused information or misled the jury, Mr. Serjeant Sher --Certainly not. AU I say is that your h.nlahip was not in a condition to give the hiformation. The kuroed counsel having reel the shorthead writer's sots, and handed hum up to their lordships, The court, after sums deliberation, grated a rule. W to Lire evidence; bet under the eireurnstences the wort would perhaps postpone the further hesriug of the one. Ma C. Cresswell acceded to the request, sod the trial war adios:set COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Me(on Mr. Coounisogooor Holroyd.) IN J UMW,. The baekrupt, a plumber, of Foraat-hill, applied for hie certificate. The .1.41te we're extremely small, only '240/., and but for some bine 'which the bankrupt had acoipted for the acoranniodation of Yemen. Denton, the bulkier,, lie would hare bees .-dent. Mr. G. Lawreuce, on behalf of the bankrupt, said that but for the accommodation hills, he should have asked for a Not clam cortitisnte. The bankrupt was e man who had held a respectable Position. Ile b.l dune plumber's work for Meson. Denton, the builders, of Forett.hill, flow bankrupt), and had been induced to put his name to bills sea temporary accommodation to them. Finding that they did Dot take up the bills, he had immediately tome to this emit. The assets would have covered the trade debts, and the expenditure had hero very moderate. Mr. M. Abrahams, for the assignors, was willing that the bankrupt should receive an immediate cartifinste of the second class. Flis Iluuour said that the prawn usually given fur accepting aecumniodstion bills, that the acceptor did taut suppose he should be called on to take them up, was un satisfactory ; lo• ought sisters to be prepared to meet at learnt a portion of the liability. The effect of this system was to lead the holders u( bills to suppose that they had the security of two names, when in reality they had but one. The court would grant a certificate of the secoud-class, in the hope that this would be a waving to the bankrupt to avoid accommodation traneacnosa is future. —' • IN an kOl.lll. This was the certificate me..ting in the awe of John merchant and counnissioe fleet, 01 Brurl•street building.. The accounts, prepared be Messrs. Hart, show debt,. of 1,07'2!.: sod habilities of ; moots retuned at 1,154/. . Mr. Bagley, for the aasigneee, stated that only a very small portion of the waste had been realised—about 7(W. and as information had come to the satignesswithin the last few dela of a payment of 1231. having beim improperly made by the bankrupt, to recover which legal proceedings would he taken, they were desirous that the certificate meeting should be adjourned. No small • portion of the assets having been realised, it was submitted that the cam wiudisit ripe for adjuolicatioo. The bankrupt premed for au immediate bearing. Hia Honour thought that • short adjournment would he the best course for the baakrupt. Aumurned till the 18th of June. * l!i Ilk It St. 14 441. et. AI 4 14. 14 St. 14 11 U tll 10( Q. 11/1 MI a 1.". IS IS V ii" 11l SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two &Mom The railway share market this morning has been firm. A'little dullness, however, is now observable. Prices exhibit little alteration. A reduction of to per cent. has taken place iu South Eastern and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks. Great Northern retains an upward tendency. Lon don awl North Western stock is now quoted 904 to 117 ; Great Western, 71 to Midland, 1244 to 126 ; Lancashire and York shire, 111 to ; South Eastern, 824 to 834 ; Caledonian, 960 ; V.astern Counties, 494 to 50 ; and Great ' Northern 1114 to 1124. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady, at 11 to 14 die. The late improvement in the two principal Canadian lints is supported. OLDLIIILIT MAIM axo STOCKS. Ilk Ip4 I i mwAn. 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MI 101 U - 040,0001 WA* sad Dusty 1 OO Lead* Joint Stook - - 301 26,0701 II Loudon di Mouth Atria* 10 llf dtls - *SOOOOO I IND 100 Nat. tost. mod Wastmatnatmr lO - 1171 Of 111 10, Pr*. el lltog 1 • a 4 - - 114,040 10 Do. Now 14 21 - .. - 111.000: SO Salloasl leak - 140001 ID Now Booth Wales .ll .m - 411 - 74,0004401 * 21 D k =tat NU Vapors all * l4l Ii - 23,an - 10,000, 100 Provtottal mt Ind** - .- - MOO' ii lo Do Wow - MOOS lollill Nutrias a - - - 10000 10 1/01* 01 Autralla %ONO SO 1701950 t ludas MOO 104 17011, MOW SO - - - MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two o'CLocw. The English funds to-day are firm, at which took place yesterday afternoon. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange business continues languid in the extreme, but prices in nearly all instances are fairly supported. The usual telegrams from the Paris Bourse have not yet come to band. Consola are officially marked 92, 3, and 921 for money, and 923, 3, and 3 for the ac count. The present quotations are 92 to I for money and 923 to 3 for the 9th of May. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 2293, 229, 234; Three per Cents. Reduced, 903, 3, t, 3, 3 ; New Three per Cents., 903, 3, 3 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 151 ; India Stook, 223, 222 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1013, 3, 1023 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 963, 3 ; ditto Bonds, 13e. die. ; Five per Ceut. " enlaced" rupee paper, 943, 933 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1001 ; Exchequer Bills, 2s. die., 2s. prem. There is no revival of business in the foreign stock market, and prices remain without alteration. The Turkish Loan of 1864 is quoted 70 to 3, ex div., and that of 1858, 533 to 3. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., for account, 99, ex div. ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1.880, 863, I ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 983, ex div. ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 463, 1 ; Russian Few and-a-Half per Cents., 911, 3 ; Spanish Three per Cents. for account, 493 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 703, ex div. FOUR O'CLOCK. Consols are not quite so firm as at 2 o'clock, being quoted 92 to for money, and 92 1-16 to 3-16, or 92k, for the account. In the discount market yesterday there was • fair demand for money, but the beet bills were taken at 41 to 4} per cent. At the Bank, the applications consequently continue limited. In refraining from reducing the rate of dis count yesterday, the Bank were doubtless influenced by the fall which has taken place in the continental exchanges, and by the impulse which (as shown below) has been given to the demand for silver for the East. The restunp tion of remittances of silver to India on government account, after a long suspension, is deserving of notice. In the Stook Exchange there was almost a glut of money, owing partly to the withdrawal of the large amount of New Three per Cent. stock above referred to. Loans on English government securi ties were obtainable at 2 to S per cent. About 22,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank yesterday. The remittances of specie and bullion by the Calcutta and China steamer of to-morrow, are 244,5701. (viz., 24,1381. gold, and the rest silver), showing a considerable increase, compared with those by the packet of the 4th, which took only 91,610/. Of the amount by the present oppor tunity, however, 103,1001. is silver on government account. The particulars are as follows :—For Calcutta, 192,1001. ; Madras, 4,359 i. • Singapore, 3,8791. ; Hong Kong, 27,4971. ; Shangh ae, 14,485/. ; and for Foo-choo-foo, 2,2501. From the Continent various loose and reckless statements have been received respecting the slight commercial difficulty at Marseilles, to which allu sion was made yesterday. It will suffice to say that no failure has been reported from that city. In the Liverpool cotton market yesterday prices were quoted fully id. higher than on last Friday, and the sales rose to 20,000 bales. Maus. Thomson, Boner, and Co. announce the half-yearly dividend, due the Ist May, on the Rumen Three per Cent. Loan. The Stook Exchange committee, acting upon an application made to them by the directors of the Ottoman (Smyrna to Alain) Railway Company, have ordered this company's shares to be rein stated in the official list, from which they were removed on the 15th Feb., 1859. This announce ment will be received with great satisfaction by the shareholders. An adjourned meeting of the creditors of Mr. S. Zinnias, Greek meachant, fixed for yesterday, has been further adjourned nee die. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 5701. ; the North Eastern an increase of 1,1191 . ; the La ncashire and Yorkshire an increase of 532/. ; the Midland an increase of 4121. ; and the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 4061. A call of 11., making 3L 10s. paid, is to be paid on the Metropolitan Extension capital of the Lon don, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company, by the 20th of May. At the meeting yesterday of the shareholders of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, the resolution pawed on the 28th ult., authorising the directors to apply to government for a supple.. mental charter, sanctioning the issue of bank notes at Singapore and the adjoining British settlements, wax The position of the market for American securi tieeis noticed as follows by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. : The market for American securities continua very firm. Thera has been during the put week a steady demand for the various state stocks, sod also for the first mortgage bonds of the lading railroads, and prices of both have gene rally improved. TIII:TRODAT_EVERDIG. 1 Consols, which closed yesterday at 92 to i t for the 9th of May, opened this morning at the same quotation, fell to 91i, and closed at 921 to For money the last price was 92 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92, 91/, 92, 911 ; ditto for account (May 9), 92t, 92 ; Three per Cents. Re duced, ,901. ,• New Three per pant e., 94, 1, Bank Stock, 229 , 930 ; India Stock, 223, lt • ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1011 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 94 ; ditto, 1859, 961 ; ditto Bonds, 88., 15.. dis. ; Five per Cent "en faced" rupee paper, 931, 94 ; ditto Five-and-a- Half per Cent., 100 t. The Indian Five per Cent. stook continues in demand fur investment. The scrip shows a fresh rise of per cent. to-day, closing at 1011 to 1. The Five per Cent. rupee paper was quoted : , Wt to 94, being lower • the Five-and-a-Half per Can.., 100 to it ; and I ndia Bonds, 15e. to Bs. die., being steady. Owing to the abundance of money, Exchequer Bills have again risen Is. to 25., leaving off at 2s. dis. to 20prem. Turkish Bonds were flat, owing to the statement in the Constantinople telegrams that an issue of new Withell has commenced. The closing prices, however, were the same as those of yesterday, viz., 70 to t, ex die. for the Loan of 1854, and 531 to for that of 1868. Mexican Bonds were steady, a -24 to I. Other foreign stocks present little change. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :-0( e in Marine In. "armee, 3. 1 to si prem., being again better ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 1-1 G to 13-16 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 15-16 to 11-1 G prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, par to prem. ; East India Irrigation, it to I dia. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocer. The market for English mining doe ks to-duy ie steady, with a moderate amount of business. No transactions are officially recorded in the Stuck Exchange, but there have been a number of dealing,' in shares in East Whosi Grenville, Hint/stun Downs, Wheal Unity, and Alfred Console. There are inquiries for St. John del Rey and Great Northern Copper (South Australia) shares ; the former have been dealt in at 31} to 1, and the latter at fto f prem. Fortuna are marked, 21, mid North Rhine Copper, Port Phillip, and Worthing, severally, f dk. At Wheal Union meeting • call of 4s per share has been made. amounts showed a balance of liabilities over &meets At West Wheal Margaret meeting yesterday of 7871. A call o f 3 s . p er s h are was made. At Great North Tolgus meeting, also held yester day, the account s s h owe d a b a l ance o f assets ov e r liabilities of 639'. At Hi the piston DOllll2 two-monthly general meeting the itoommta shorted nehmen in hand of 1401. 24. 4.L, and an estimated basin, of receipt, over payment, of 21/. A. 2.1. The next sampling will be about 300 tons. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(THI3 DAY.) The weathei continues very fine, and favounible to out door agricultural pursuita. The wind is still from the north-east. Since last market day the supplies of homegrown wheat and dour have been very limited. Barley and malt more liberal. Oat. and other grain very short. Scotch and Irish, none arrived since Wednesday. The foreign sup plies, in addition, are small of wheat from Spain and Prus sia. Flour, none fresh reported. Barley, none in addition ; and oats very moderate—Danish, Prussian, and Swedish. The wheat trade to-day is extremely quiet ; both &gild' and foreign quotations are the wane as on Monday last. Barley continues very dull ; the supplies are very short, of Aso, but enough fur the demand. Malt trade steady, tine Ware, 74e. to 755. Oats about the same value as on Monday, and rather mom doing than of late. Flour without material change in value ; not much doing. Town made continues at 575. Norfolka, per ship, at 40s. Bean. and peas are fully as dear. Cloverseed.—The demand is beginning to fall off, and prises do not advance. Trefoil steady in value. Rapeseed Bra at 70s. to 78s. _ FLOATING CAtiII.OF,L-A very slow trade, and value look ing downwards. . . --- Winer.—Englialt :ENS and Kent, white, new. 43a. to tita. ; ditto, Ami 68.. to 715.; ditto red, new, 40. . to 66 .1.: ditto, fine, old, 624. to 134 e. ; Norfolk, 4w., fins, old, 63. to 70a.; red, wow, 495. to 56a. Foreign : Dental., 68s. to 70e. ; line, 70s. to 76a. ; Kosipbart, 61s. to 645. ; ditto, extra, Va. to 72i.; Rostark. 665. to 68s. • fine, 68a. to 70a. ; American white, 645. to 70s. ; ditto red, Ns. to 645. ; Canadian, 66a. t 0 .665. . _ _ Nasusi.—Engliadi n.al 41s. to 455. ; one, 465. ; pvading 21k. to 315.; and i " ling, 31a. to 32.. per qr. ; lonia gnistbag, 28s. to 26e.; ditto distilling, 30s. to 33..; malting, 365. to 384. MALT. —Euglisk, Essex and Norfolk, 60.. to 62a. ; fine, 66.. to 74a. ; Kingston and Ware, fins, 70s, to 755.; brown, bk. to 6k trod. 23.. Od. to 26a. 041. ; potato, 26a. to 30a. ; fossil/a, 224. N. to 265. Bra, 34.. to .38a. Baas& —English tick. 31.. to 36m ; henow, 33.. to 39 +% ; 365. to 32.1. ; foreign, Masagao, r4 r . ; 38.. to ; liooigsbazg, 395. to 46.. ; ptiao, 3tia. to 38s. PLS. —English boilers, 40a. to 44..; w ito sod blue, - 40a. to 444. • aspic 42.. to Sts., gray, 36e. to 4114 foreign, 4la. to 465. Irt;Otia.-Eoglish town, 50s. to 51a. ; ditto floe, 555. to 575.; country, 44.. to 495.; Norfolk and Suffolk, 40s. to - ; French, 465. to 50s. pee seek ; American 31a. to 335.; Castilian, 31s. to 345. ; Spanish, 46a. to 50a. FLoaruia Cancans, an C. F. sod L -Wheat : Bon& aaski and Ilarianople, per 4921 M., 565. to 575. ; Ghirka, 51 s. tobbs ; Polish Odessa, per 48011 w., red, 555. to 565. ; white, 61s. to 645. ; Danube and Galata, 445. to 475. ; FerfPthal, 425. to 445. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian, per 4001b5.. 26.. to 275. ; Odessa and Dumb(' do., Es. to 295. F,gyptiau, per gr., 37a. to 395. Maize : Odessa and Glam.:, per 4921b5., 40s. to 425. ; Thrall and Bulgariso, per 41301bs , .16s. to 40s. ; French, do., 38s. to 40.. ; American, do., 3is. to 30s. BLtn s • -Canary mead, per qr., 58s. to 62m. ; Hemp need, per qr., 41s. to 44a. ; Mustard seed, per bushel, whits, 12s. to lbs. ; brown, 12m. to 14s. ; Linseed, per qr., crwshin, 50s. to 57e. ; Linseed cakes, English, per 1,00 0, 121. 15e. to 131 . 5.. ; American, thin, in brill., per ton, 111.54. to 111. lh. ; do., thick, roved, sod oblong, 101. to 101. 155.; Baltic, w. to 9/. 58. Manillas, 51. 54. to 101.54. Baps cakes, 61. to 51. 104. LIIRIVALBINTO LONDON PROM APRIL 16 TO APRIL ;9. ingliab and Roach. lAA. IN/raga. Wheat 13300 Earley DM Osta Malt 6OlO : War Wish. 1710 maks ; 90 mks. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) (sr gonna AID MAN mamma ipieumaaru.) (nor an oval oosunroxolorT.l Since Tuesday the trade has been in a rather languid state, and purchases being restricted to retail quantities for present use, there ia scarcely any variation to report in prices of Indian corn, wheat, or dour. Oats and cosSmeal quiet. MINCING LANK—(TEM DAY.) &GAIL —We have had a very satishicitory market. Buyers have operated steadily dung the week, showing an increeeod connileoce towards the close, when it became difficult to buy without paying an advance. The refined market bee abo been firm, with a fair amount of business done. COrrica.—An average quantity has been offered in public sale, sad all found buyers at the full prices of last week. Ti.. —The market has been quiet this week, yet prices have been 'imported. Rica. —The market has been very dull this week yet we cannot alter general quotations from so small au amount of business. Run.—This article has been out of demand. Corros.—A large business be. been done the last two days at a slight advance. Brines have sold steadily. BALTPETILL —A limited business done, at above previous rates _ . Markets generally steady, but there has, been a want of selivity in them. TALLOW MARKET-(THIS DAY.) The market is firm. Town tallow is quoted 54, net cash ; Petersburg Y. C. oo the spot File.: April to Jane, 595.; October to December, 55e. to 555. tid. HIDE MARKET.-(.THIS LIALOSNHALL. Prices : 6611 e to erebs., 3d. to 3441. ; felbs. to 721b5., 31 to 3id. ; 72lhis. to 8011 e., 30. to 4d. ; 80th*. to 881be, d. 4d. to Odd. ; $Bll4. to fellit, St. 40. to 3e bd. Hone hides, 84. to 9s. 6d. Oalt skint, light, to 6d. ; lull, Go. , BEILMONDSkY.—Sheep 95.6 d. to Ile.; Keats sad half•breds, Bs. to 10s. Od. ; Dom, be. 9d. to is. Gd. , Lambs, 2s. 4d. to Is. 9d. ; sheorlings, L. Id. to Is. 2d. BOROUGH HOP MARKED.-(THIS DAY.) Aiwa Pattenden and Smith report a much better de mand for yesuilop as well as for the best grown ldkes, at improved prima COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls Ed Tees, 18s. 3d. ; Walls End Biddjl. Hetton, ' 17s. 3d. • W.lls End South Hartlepool, 16s. Al. ; Walls End Eden Main, 17.. ; Wa ll s End Goat orth, 16s. 3d. ; Was Ed Riddell., 16s. 3d. ; Walls End South Durban), 16s. 3d. ; Walls End Harlan, 111 a. 3d. ; Walls End Fnnr wells ito, 16s. 3d. ; Tanneld Year Mutes , 13s. 3d . ; Drag bead, 144. Tag FATAL FIZZ tie SOB°. —Yesterday after noon Mr. Bedford, the emcee? for Westminster, held an inquest at the vestry-room of St. Ann's, Soho, on the bodies of the three children, named Patrick Murphy, aged d ; Mary Ann Murphy, 3 ; and Charles Murphy, uearly 2 ; who lost their lives ate fire which took piece at No. '2, Falcon berg-court, Crown•street, Soho, ou Saturday last, the said fire breaking out iu the room of a man named Cbn stophc Pelle, a chimney sweeper, then being reason to behave through a child being left in the room getting at some shavings. Several witnesses were examined, from whom evidence it appeared that the parents of the deceased children, who Gave not long been from Ireland, had only gone out for about leaf an hour, and on their return they found the place on fire, and their children, who were in an upper room, the door being open, suffocated. It further appeared that though the children belcoqiug to Vella were saved no one knew that the children of 3furphy were is the house, and they were thus sacrificed in consequenee, in the room where they were left, and which became tiled with smoke, end so heated that one of the children's legs were blistered. Dr. Bannister, of Oxfonlaitreet, who yams railed in a few minutes after the bodies were found, said lie found two of the children quite dead, but thinking it ssible he might restore the other, he tried Ur. Mars hall Hall's remedy for some time, hut without soccer. The jury re turned a verdict, "That the death of the children wee mused bv suffocation Ma fire, the origin of which was un known ." and some remarks having been male about the police, the jury added," that they (the peace) were free from all blame." it appears that the parents of the children (Murphy) had come to this country for the purpose of emi grating to America, and in consequent., of the Ore have, besides losing their children, bad all their little stock of furniture destroyed or injured. In ilk:course of the inquiry Mr. Bedford stated that many lives of children were lost in eoesequenoe of their parents when leaving them locki ng them in rooms, cho osing the worst perhaps of two evils, e i t h er doing that, and musing them to he burnt, or leaving the door open for them to fell down stairs. Dlearitt:ory. it FIZZ AT KLNTISH-TOWN. —Yefiter day niciroine, between thehours of five and six, a thertruc five fire broke out on the premises of Mr. Edward Plummer 4 , . Harnsocelastreet, Kentish-town, haberdasher, and woe sot extinguished until the premises were neirly destroyed, as well as the stock in the shop, and the adjoining houses damaged by fire and water, The muse is unknown. The loss will tall on the Bun Insurance Office. (Before Mr. Commissioner Fine.) The sakrept less a breezed victualler. at the Three Cream lea, Church-street. Hackney. This was the exa mination meetiag. The &or-omit' prepared by Mr. Hutton show debts St2l. ; &meta about 1011/. Mr. Lumley said that the assignees had no objection to the beakrupt peening, all questions being reserved for the eertineare meeting. Pared eccordingly. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) —e-- SOUSIIW A RIC. itomtatte BY A TICIFT iIF LCAVE CONVICT. An ilblookisg fellow named ✓oMOS Cat MAI, • ticket of leave convict, was brought before Mr. Combo, charged with ete•lie( a coat from the shop of Mr. Moss Benjamin, out. titter. Berroondsepstreet, under the following circum stances: West, 1:111 N, said he met the prisoner running up Bee. rirmaderymtrest, followed by a woman calling out " Stop thief." He seized bold of him, and to o k f rom und er lus ars the out produced. Mr. Benjamin then came up, and having identified it gave him into custody. On searching the primmer at the station-house he found the ticket of leave prduced. Mr. Combs, alter examining it, aid—This is a license signed by the Secretary of State, setting forth that James Coltman was tried at York on the Ilth of January, litS+4, sal sentenced to four years' penal servitude, but there is no date either to the issue of it or the primmer'. discharge. West - The prisoner told me at the station.bouse that he received the ticket of leave this month. The mid that was true enough. He could get to west. Neese would employ him, and he was starving. Alias Tr= he Ie do? Mr. Comb* told him he bed no right to thieve again, as Vhi woe in want he should have gone to the relieving ellen , 4 the parish in which he was destitute, and he would be hand to support him. He should remand him for a week for further evidences. His worship directed the cos elate is the neseatime to take the pruowr s Bestow to the Hwee•edhers, and point out the orelesmsm of the 1111 big-up, sad M lie Imo time get it corrected. It wee extremely ainhee es their perk as there was no date to the die ehasee the primmer, vriLieth on. a !he mod mat•rial con " =priesair via accordingly remanded for a week. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (lIT NJOTIIIO KBETING.-(THIS DAY.) PORT STAKES. The Wiartl . Walk/odour. SWEEPSTAKES OF 36 80V8. oowley 1 Oasts 2 SWEEPSTAKES OF 50 SOYA. Plus libswarlit SWEEPSTAKES OF 100 SOVS. Walloon . ... ... Haar ..Homer ins. ... .. BENNINGTON STAKES. Wing ... ... . • Prince Plausible ... II no. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOFA. Amine Wild e ... ... PaWotan ... ... ... 4 ran E5O HANDICAP PLATE. Neophyte . ... . . Seuthoort .. ... Bella' t ... 10 van.. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATS. R.C. Cosmopolite, Anthem, Dhows, Commlrma, Nicholas, Totnyroi, I...ocaskr, Parmems. a.a Dlensad, sod Be. Wittster. All Lere. LATEST BETTING. THE TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 11 to 2 apt Sweet daytimes (t) 9 to 1 Overt*. (t) 15 to 1 Walloon (t) 100 to R Diophantaa (off) 25 to 1 Copernicus (t) CHFSINA CUP. Bto 1 apt Ober, Ate to 1 Wallace()t (t) 16 to 1 flan at Arms (t) _ THE DERBY. 7 to iaistTitUie• (t) 20 to 1 )(adman (t) 30 to 1 Sued Howthoni (t) inoo to 15 Streator (t) 1000 to 15 The Disko (t) 1000 to 15 Imam (t) THIRSK MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) THIRAK HANDICAP. About one mile and three-quarters. Pripet, of Denmark, Stockton, Mies Stewart. Springwell, Sweetbrier, Brown HollAnd. Edmond Keen, Welkington, Interest, Batinstone. Lily, Deentood. Cainbondo, igingsby. Viscount tri4paall, Moen Rose, Garrison B eau ty, E r i ca , Recluse, Lady Bird, Me an Uneatable, Joey loess. Past Runner, Lopeatcher, Bernice, Twinkle, Nelir , sod Malpss an bore. SILVER CITE All are here. HURDLE RACE. All aro here. SHIP% LYINO UP IN 171 LIVZZPOOL DOM. In consequence of the crowded state of the Liverpool Decks, the inonovenicoce of which is oi.niadarably sphenoid try the large number of empty Air* hunt is the port, the Mersey Dock Board yesterday ~lied to raise the rate for ships lying in the docks beyood three months, from 24. per ton per mouth to 2d. per ton per week ; the solicitor being in structed to take the ineasseary steps to carry the resolution into effect._ A new kind of ceak has just been invented which is replacing. it ie said, is the mouth of France those now made of wood They we made of glom, and of different sizes to contain from flee to one hundred litre& Among the advan tages they possess may be mentioned that they ere proof iitezt all leakage and evaporation, and keep the liquid in them fresh and pure to the last. They are stronger, when kept stationary, than the wooden milks, having in the ezperiments made withstood a pressure which shattered the ordinary casks to pieces. B. IA II ti if • 19 91 WI ask Pa • • V se U II 4} $1 Me 111 IS re 4 3 11 J".. r e tii ge 111 IS n m • . • 1901411 1 / 1 . o.lior.b.lp.e.JsaaJely 91 OS 1 N 0 ILI lladolkap.c./Isr.Mept. 10— IC N. Zw4.1p.et.Jan.19.191, N NO 11711111 W •••• 118011,1 spat lie ft 1111 W.lll6mlo.l.—Ger.d. 10/ h . 44 IN EXTRAORDINARY BURGLARY. A burglary of an extraordinary character wan committed at neffleM at an early hove yesterday meninx by James Jewett, • pen and pooket blade grinder, aged 18 years, who was captured on the premises and takes before the magistrates the same day the burglary was committed at the house of Mr. James 'Tom, meads/Inver, Redford street. Mr. Tore, being on a loamy the only persons who slept in the house on Wednesday were Mn. Tom, five children, and an apprentice named Albert Wilson, who known, and to acme extent associated with, the •pneoaer for two or three years. Mn. Ton retired about 11 o'clock, the other members of the family having gone to bed at an earlier hour. She fasteued the doors and window shutters, merely, however, putting • latch over the meek at the kitchen door, because it imam into se enclosed yard, the large doors of which were securely fastened. BM was kept awake by her baby, and bed a light burning, until about two o'clock yesterday ' . Shoetly after she blew out the light she heard • load whistle in the street. She got up and went to the window, but could see Ino one. She returned to bed, and had not been there many minutes before she saw on the wall the flickering of • candle, which was evidently just outside the chamber door. She instantly rang the bedroom bell, and called out for the apprentice, who slept in the attic. Directly afterwards the bedrnam door, which was closed but not fastened, was pushed mammal • man whose face was concealed with a black cloth mask, entered tie room, carrying • lighted candle in one hand and • large knife in the other, with apparently &carving blade. The intruder leaped upon the bed, held her down with one hand, and brandishing the knife over ber with the other, demanded to know where her money wee. She replied, " I have none," and continued to scream out. He put his thumb upon her throat, and, holding very tight, threatened to murder her if she continued to make a noise. Her little son, who was in bed with her, cried out, " Don't ' murder mother," and the burglar replied, " I will, and you, too, if you don't hold your novae." He then held the knife over the child, on which Ire. Tom again called out to the apprentice, " Albert, Albert r as did also the little bey. Prisoner said, " I'll Albert you," and was approaching her again, when one of the children, who slept is another room, entered the bedroom where the was, crying out, Don't murder mother." Me i = jumped off the bed and ran towards the child, who escaped dowel stairs. Mn. Tarr then rushed to the bedroom window, and pm aa alarm. At this time the apprentice was en the attic landi , but dare not demand, because the burglar stood below twendishinergg his knife. Fortunately other ansistanee was at hand. Police•coustable John Lesper, en passing the house shortly after 2 o'clock, was Minded by the cam of a scuffle, and, listening, heard a woman • " Don't kill my children :" • man reply "Give um some money, then, and let me go ;" and • child cry out, "Don't murder mother." The constable endeavoured to get into the premises, but found the yard doors and gates fastened. While he was WM' to force them the burglar, who bad taken alarm at Mrs. Tort calling out of the win dow, opened them from within, in order to escape. Im mediately he opened the gates he was seized by the con stable, who, seeing a large knife in his head, was about to I strike him down, when the man called out, "Don't hit me, 1 and I'll give you the knife." He then quietly surrendered. Mrs. Tore had received • considerable reenittence from her husband on Tuesday, but had paid it into the bank on Wednesday. She cut one of her hands rather severely with claspiug the knife to prevent injury . to her throat when struggling with the prisoner. The prisoner said nothing in 1 defence, and was committed to take his trial at the next ' assizes at York. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. —Last evening Le Pro. ph,te was repeated with most brilliant Rlooooi to the great est house of the season. Every corner of the ralle was literally crammed, sod many persons were necessarily re fused admitteues. The only novelty on this occasion was the substitutios of Madame Itudendorff far Mdlle. Corbari the small but important character of Births. Royal. GSGOILAPHICAL Sodom—Monday, the 29ad net, at 8j p.m at Burlington House . — Paper to be read: latest researeliee of Dr. Livingstone in Central Africa. ea communicated by himself in Letters to Sir Roderick Murchison ; with • Memoir re the flatoks people and the Great Falls of Victoria, by Mr. C. Livingstone, his secretary. MISTING or MIDDLISIZX MAGISTSATS& —Yester day the ordinary meeting of the magistracy of Middlesex was held at Clerkenwell far the transactioe of the busineu of the oouety. Mr. Poweill presided, and there were over I mixt, magistrates present. The chairmen, on the opening of tie court, mid that since their last meeting her Most Onseimis Majesty the Queen, the Prince Consort, and all the royal family had experienced a deep loss, and been placed is deep aMiction by the decease of her Royal Righ ters the Dothan of Kent. The worthy chairman dwelt in mod elcepaset sad feeling terms upon the eminent qualities and virtues of the late illustrious princess, and the country, be said, owed bar a deep debt of gratitude for the solicit ud e with which she had watched and cared for our illustrious Queen, who under the Divine blessing reigned over • free, happy, _and loyal people. On the motion of Mr. Peter Rodbell Laurie, *wooded by Mr. Kemahed, chairmen of the accounts and general purposes committee, se address of condolence to her Majesty was unanimously 'greed to. Tax DUNDST Calm Mroots. —The inquest on the body of the child found at Duudry was concluded on Wednesday, when • vetdict of "Wilful murder against some perms or persons unknown" was refereed. The police have used every exertion to discover the perpetrators of the diabolical deal. but they do not appear to have obtained any clue on which the slightest reliance can be placaL Taink...kitiver Itoettou G Dalt os ditto '1 I 1 I I