The Express. — London, England, 1861-05-11 00:00:00

INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COCRT OF LXCHEQUER. ...map at Nisi him at Weetateeter.—illefere the Loed thief Hem aid a iSpettial Jay.) THE REV. MR. HATCH% CARL 11.111411 r. LEWIR *SD LEWIS. rid. ow.. past hr..nl yr.tenlay, aaeteeaasl Ain morn- LI the an i•taimiwitius el t►e kw. H. J. Hatch pnwmicil with. The papers pretend by Mr. Hsieh. sod Immuksl by him t. Mr. Lea. prior to hie trial, levies bees put 1 1 , weleint sloe, having rued the hut of witness*. es' arrow.' a. to Mr. Hatch's chewier on his tri a l. Mr. Mitch mid Those witnesses were eight re nine is sunder, lea them were IUI more ready to give evi' streak. Tut plan wittat )0%1 Kmiec' was Med 11.‘t At Plummer'. trial It was used to show that the -e..• could wit have takes _place. Whilst 1 a is in Ilor.en...ger•Lane :aid the skier Xr. Lewis owly we we iwei. lichee I rreigued Mr. (Make advised roe to ...moult a solicitor. 1 fuel a soli. itor at the time— Mr. Aum-dey. lictweeu the Pith October awl 12th November 1 did D. 4 AA his advice. as I usderstood from the chAirmaii that a., wliritue should be employed 00 either aisle tl..ut the time ofthe coariction .4 Ilutionor a subecriptima VON. was got up foe rue. hut I ..Ir nwrivni 11..4 The Lonl Itesee- The ripeame of the praiecutiou were Leary. Wite,.. Not only that, but there 11,11 . 0 heavy is:pewee for r,..noineti -The trial of EuiteltW Plummer wee is May, law. 1 facie 00i of faIMOS 00 May V. I mods so tA wia until I found I could ant mowed against the Plummer. - not until the writ in this action was ismied I vim out aware until lately that Mr. Lewis had mt drawl :1 etaminnil Before I brought the actiou against Mr. I experience.' ineonvenieoce and Ices through biting been insprauead. I maw Mr. George Lewis ..t the pri•on, when M told no. everthing wan going I. a. well a. poseilile. I said !loped he would seethe wit sc.,. I Cegct what be did lay. He only stayed about Va., minute,. 1 raw Mr. ILewim, pen., in the solicitor's r.•. 0. of the gaol. I wadi takes from my cell there by the tineti v. who if a solicitor came to me would know the fact. 1 .1,001.1 think the door a( the solicitor's room was closed during the interview, which lusted about three minutes. Ile soil Mr. Hrallactumliaddeteanimial not total' wittiness, and I mod I was sorryfor it. Either the governor, Mr. Keane, *r hie sea gave me the copy of the depositions. Every time me Mr.. Hatch I asked ber to urge Mr. Lewis to come *nil see n.e aed each day her hot piortion was, " Has Mr. Lewia litwn to see you r and I said "No.' If Mr. Lewi. had A.kol me question% I could have given the tame inl..rrnetioti which I gave to Mr. Holt. I did not consult my friends, because it wan inch a nasty thing to talk about. MrT Chambers stated that Mr.. Dillon, the mother of Mm. Hatch, was abroad. and it bad been arranged that her widener taken at the trial should be read from the short hand writer's note. The Lord Chief Baron— Only u much of her evidence r she could have given if she bad been here. It will be better to read fr..tu the judge's Dotes. Darr t'hannell here Caine into court, and handed his notes to the Lonl Chief Harms. Mr. Serjmnt Shoe -Whi, h a the longer, my lord, the leurne.l judge's or the short-hand sate? they appear to be about tho name knob. The Lord rhurf Iforon• No, the learned judge's 0/1 10 pu,;ee, coil the short.hand writerla IN. (I.aughtorr.) liu lonkhip then reed Mn. Dillea's evidence from the jod go 's n o te. CI given IT her on the iadietment against Es. genie Hummer for porjury. Mr. Samuel Thomas Keene was then called and examined lam an oilman. I was the foreman of the jury on the trial of Xi. !latch. The Lord (,'L ief Barns—What is this for? Mr. Garth lem not going into the mamma on which the jury found the verdict. I prep se to mak bins if be bee baud the evidence now given. The Lord Chief Baron--You can't ask him anything of the kind. Mr. Garth —I propose to uk if he had heard the evidence given at this trial what would his verdict have bees! The Laid Chief Baron—l am earprired you should pro pos. it. Mr. Serieut Shot - Particularly as we have throughout avoided all attempt to fix guilt on Mr. Hatch. Mr. Chambers -We pyopose to call the AMID witosasto who sighed the petition ta Mr. Hatch's favour. The Lord Chief Baron—Hut you eassot do that, Mr. Clambers. Mr. Cbamhsrs propose to call Sir G. C. Lewis to show that when be declined to recommend a pardon at first, he did so ow grounds created by Mr. Lewis himself. Irbe Lord Chief Baron- -.Nothing that fiw G. C. Lewis could Male would he emderice here. Chambere-1 think, my lord, it would be legitimate evidence ; wish to show the meow on which Sir George Corsewell Lewis acted. The Lord Chief Baron— But his rumor would sot be irritroce. Nr. Chensbem—With respect, my lord, I think they would. There is no power of appeal in this country, hut every person has the right to petition the Oases if the sources of justice are dried tip by the conduct of an attorney. I thick ! may show they have been so interrupted. The Lord Chief Damn —I do sot think you can ask Mir George Cornmeal' Lewis the reasons for anything he did, but I will, if you wish, consult the judges on the point. Yr. Chambers—l atoll he very glad if your lor4hip 7lieve is a very peat rewponeihdity cut on me. His lordship ties left the court; and, is his rotors said be theiudges very all *alas that the evidence amid not Iva M, Chambers rid that Ow hi Midair% reline he math regretted that Mr G. O. Lewis (eke was the. sealed ea the beech) should have bed the tremble el aeleadies. The rigid tom_ gerdeseea Yea Mired. tterjesed Mdbaldemes aka preyed the delivery et the brief le the Yanked gentleman for the ikfenos of Mr. Maas._ Ilir. Sawa. a curl r. vas thee caned to prO•111 the me ths of is arierial ems. sad wire mkal by Mr. Aka II be Vi act WI esarkleralie practice as cringer/ racer? Winless—l sever lad • criminal prosecution in my life, cad bins ant bed mote, I believe, than four actions at law. (Larirtiun Mr. Serpent elute-- May I ask if you have hose examined a. to the proofs you meld 'vs he., today' (Laughter.) W eame—Not at all. Ineghter.) This closed the sera Mr. Serjesat thee eddreasid the jam fee the do lma. He said iliac the delesdiests in this adios were Wow's, and the plaintiff was • clergy man of the ebareh of =who had beg bell a mipertable positioe, hut who t a ir a 's °mental of • moot filthy sad &bankable offence, Gus .hieb he would for ever have forfeited him Prthies, bet for the psoeeedimo which be thee took, raid which he was sow Mg against thane res=de Bru ilea men, the d e t e ntions. kid sow. for keg after We ....eviction he thesight of assailing Mines geatiemee, to shorn... solicitors, he had entrained big dedneee. Mr. Lewis, the new partaer is the arm, bad bee. far' 7 yam a mem• her .4 a must hesourable prolemios. sad was also clerk of labets.esta for the Manama Circuit and sow, in the even. lel of his life and is the morning of hi. ree's life, this cheese, which wee NMI of life and drath to them, was brought. It was au attempt me money out of their pockets. but that attempt will 6d, and they bad to deal sow with • plaintiff who mull set pay the coat. if h e l os t thi s ac ti oo . Happily for him it vme so In^ of his duty to show that Mr. Hatch was guilty. He hoped, fur the sake of his cloth, for the mate of humanity, he was ad, He (Merl...est eine) would not even give his own sur eties, although if he grim, put on hi. ho n ou r be would elate what has °manias were. Hi. duty was only to show that Mr. Lewis bad does his best iu • ease whirl, hat far the explanatioes which bad DOW been given, must have led ireesietildy le the conviction s of Mr. Hatch's guiltinen.i Mr. Lewis had the insurance of Mrs. Hatch—the true, the de voted wife of the plaintiff—of her laminar. no nomsce, and he at once fearlessly under took the defence, sal prepared himself to lie at the Wandsworth police.office on the following morning. The tint charge against Mr. Lewis was that he sh .not have asked for time en as to prednee evi dence to disprove that of the Pluniniers. Mr. Lewis we. not hound to accept the retainer. but having maenad it, he wee bound to exercise the hest of his discretion, and part 11 that was to he silent when 11 11110011 WSW din...retina. H. knew that on web a charge, preferred by two young children , the cam mast be seat fin trial, as it wmill he remernhered be hail told Mrs. Notch. All that could beim bum olour ots that 1,11 1 111/0 bad been i: sod the object would have b,eu obtaiont if Mr. Habil had bum able to poseur.. 1011. But his learned friend, with the frankness which Inianie him, had Tele terd a y seal he should not much inset no this part of the 1,14 P. His learned (renal had, however, said that it 11111• the duty of M r . L ew i s t o h ave dime afte'rwards all that ought to 'have beet) done, and in that pm lino he fully c oncurre d. It was sai d it was the duty of Mr. Lewis to have men the Bishop's letter and Mr. Plummer's letter. Si it was ; and the more he saw the more he was alarrneil, in a can its which the least iteleomey between his client and than child., would be rule. Was it not worse to rely os the von impmbability of the children.' statemeres and their isms-exammation thin to peril Mr. Hatch by potting witnesses in the bet, who, by one single confirmatory polo( might give colour to the whole story ! What was the eharg•--what was one of them. that Mr. Hatch en the first day of Eugenia Plummer's arrival should have indecently placed her hand his neuters pocket. It we. incredible —no (lay could believe that a clergyman, seeing a chill for a few manesta, knewisir nothing of her education, and whether she was likely to bear the Moult, should, to reconcile th e chill to her sew borne • have adopted such a mean.. No one could, ern would ham thought, have be lieved the filthy charges resting on the evidence of a chill. (The learned eerjeant was speaking when we west to press.) THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 11, 1861. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) .t R LBOROUGHWREET. A C A•C Of XMAS= toonm. Namara Kratint, a young WOMAN was charged with stealing • quantity .if wearing apparel, the priperty of are 1% dson, the wife of • isoaclsomn, living in Kingetreet, Soho. Casten, 129 F, said be wished the prisoner discharged, as since Abe had been given into custody he had found that she wee not the person that stole the articles. She was thou discharged and Seem% Hay.-ruft,the real thief, placed in the lock, awl evidence was given that she left the parcel with Mr. lloueyboll, a r'dfee•house keeper, and that prisoner net railing for it be opened it, nod finding wet linen inside be gave the bundle to a countabl e . Mrs. M'ilsori identified the articles, and seal the prisoner cation to her from the Servants' Houle, but had been very unsteady. Fitzgerald, 3 , 4 li, said prisoner admitted leaving the bundle at Mr. floneytelr., and that she had a key that Op 4. nod presecutrix s door. The magistrate sail that through the prisoner's onednet ae innocent WOMS4 bail been locked up all eight. She would he committed for four months' hard labour. eaatell,l29 F, explained that on learning that the articles bail been stolen from Mrs. Wilson, be took Keating to Mr. Hooeyball to see if she could identify the things, sod Mr. If orieyball stating that Keating had left the bundle, be took her into custody. The magistnite, having remarked that Keating was Bien into c u sto d y through the blundering of Mr. Hooey 1, said that Keating left the court without a stain on her character, and ordered her • sovereign from the poor-box, awl recommended Mr. Hoosyball to 110 lama] to her. hubsequently Mr. Huserball gave her a half•sovereign. MANSION-MOUSE.-BANQUET TO nut JUDGES. Lest evening the Lord Mayor gave the usual banquet to the Judges and principal members of the English bar. The eetertainment took place in the Egyptian-ball, and among those present were the Marquis of Clauricarde, Marquis and Marehionem of Nom:l*(l6y, Earl of Chichester, Right Hon. Lord lionteagle, Lord and Lady Rayleigh, Lord Porttnan, Lord and Lady Wensleydale, Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas and Lady Me, Lord Chief Baron sad Lady Pollock, the Master of the Bolls for ire land, Vice.Chancollor Sir W. and Lady Page Wood, Mr. Justice and La dy Wightroan, Mr. Justice and Leidy Hill, Mr. Justice and Lady Vaughan Williams, Mr. Justice and Lady Bytes, Mr. Justice and Lady Keating, Mr. Baron sad Lady Chanuell. Mr. Conimasiouer OenMurk Mr. Com missioner Nichols, the Attorney-Genera far Ireland, the Solicitor-General and Lady Atherton, the Solieitor-Oseeral for Ireland, Right Hon. C. P. Villiers, M.P., Mr. Serjeant and Mrs. Shoe, Mr. Serkiant Merewether, Mr. Serjeant Pigott, Mr. fierjeuet Ballantine, Mr. Serjeriat Parry, Mr. Serjesnt and Mrs. Petersdorff, Hon. A. Liddell, Q.C., Hon. G. C. Norton, Hon. F. Cadopa, Has. F. K and Mrs. Wortley, Hon. G. Denman, XP.. and Mn. Daman, Mr. Kenyon Parker, Q.C., and Mn. Parker, Mr. R. Mama, Q.C., M.P., Mr. Itoundell Palmer, Q.C., and Lady Laura Palmer, Mr. P. T. O'Malley, Q.C., Mr. Mellor, Q.C., M.P., Mr. Edward James, Q.C., Mr. Montague Smith, Q.C., Mr. Ormond, Q.C., Mr. %will, Q.C., M.P., sad Mrs. Boon], Mr. John Look., Q.C., M.P., and Mrs. Looks, Mr. Buddhas:in, Q.C., Mr. Lush, Q.C., sad Miss Leek, Mr. Hawkins, Q.C., Mr. L P. Price, Q.C., Mr. Coleridge. Q.C., Mr. Carswell Leigh, M.P., sad Mrs. Leigh, Mr. M'Connick, M.P., Mr. Ennis, M.P., Mr. Wm. Murray, M.P., Mr. W. Cony, Mr. Arnold, Mr. Tennyson D'Eyiscoest, Mr. Barker, Mr. Knox, Mr. Elliott, Mr. Yardley, Mr. Conlin, Mr. Buchanan, Mr. Safe, Mr. Wool rych, Mr. Teaill , le. NEW R400,11D-ECNOOL CHURCH AT KENTISH. TOWN. Yesterday the ceremony of the public opening of a newly-erected " raggedeclicul church for the district of Holy Trinity, Haverstoth-hilL, was performed, under the presidency of the Lord Bishop of London, in the presence of a erowdea and fashionable co!agregatioo. The building, which is of very. modest pretensions, and is situate in Fords nand-place, ItimpeteatLroad, was very neatly decorated with gap and shields emblazoned with unions/ bearings ; in the interior soul outside were statiooed the children of the ragged schools, headed by • very juvenile drum and fife band easeposed of the elder boys, who were attired in yellow blouses sad scarlet caps. The Bishop of London was eup- Mriidby Lord Ebary, Mr. Hanlairy, M.P., the Rev. Chas. ,incenstiest of Holy Trinity, Mr. JoestPayise, and a of number the local chew an d gentry. having bees opened br prayer the right rev. prela i'vme e2 dressed the assembly, and observed that ft wen se epoch in the history of this country to gad the deep sympathy which wee now excited amongst all dames of the community for the morel and intellectual culture of the vary poorest of our fellow .creatures ; end if anything was calculated to advance that object it was the erection of these places of worship subsidiary to the church. This was comparatively a new movement, but its incalculable edveatagea had already been so manifest that he was happy to say it had met with the cordial sympathy and support of her Majesty the queer; who had given a large subscription for this particular ob ject. The erection of that building was one of the effects of an extension of the parochial system in the almost over grown parish al St. Pancras, and be believed it was bearing its fruits ia orrery other locality. The right rev. prelate announced that, through the rinusifieeme of Mr. Joseph lithendale, who, in addition to VIM previously subscribed by himself and family, had not a further donation of 200 f., the building had been completed, but it would require sliest 300 f. more for fittings to fully adapt it to church =7The meeting wee addressed by Lord Ebul ia tt , M.P., Mr. Joseph Payne, sad others. having been accorded to Mr. _Bazaelahl, to the bishop, east others, others, the proesediase 11111111dastai. ATLANTIC soraz MAIL arzAir PACKET corral►!—gala DAY.) This day an extraordinary meeting of proptietors wag sailed d the Leaden Tavern, for the purpose of eessi• der* and esnanniag swain prossedtaip sad reaoht. time agreed to at a erestiag or the Nib Mara lest. After weiti however, for • owasidwable thee, a sulkiest amulet of Adore bed set weeembied to cosetitate a legal movting, sod the eheinues (Kr. lIsItooroo) slated that, under the cireemetaaces, it weshl bo otoomay to adjourn. The meeting was eawedindly adjourned far a week. &ICU 1% A Currie.—The .S7tejjield Daily Tele yrapA —" We regret to announce that on }Why evening a chrumstance of a paieful aid suiting nature cc eerverl at Hengler'e eetablishment. burin his engagement at tids popular place of amusement, Kr. Dim Castello bad been exhibiting his beautiful and highly.trained home Darevers, and a ponderous buffalo, which he bought on the givairise of America, and which the Indians hail named ) y•Bew Thunder, after Doe of their chiefs. who was of huge . order to provide against accident in the event of Pm atr . ffalo turning violent, Castello held the animal by a rope, which was fastooed to a hook through its nose, and whesever it exhibited symptoms of obstinacy he applied a whip. On Friday evening the buffalo gave evidence of more than ordinary stubbornness, and did not perform mine of the customary tricks, and when it came to that part of the programme at which it Arndtl leap over a num ber of bars placed against the side of the arena, it cleared one, and then, in the twinkling of an eye, turned upon Cas tello, and knocked him down. It fell heavily upon him, and attempted to gore him, but Castello, being an active and powerful rose, struggled to free himself, and succeeded in avoiding much of the injury which would otherwise have been iellictoil on him. The home of the brute struck se veral times against the ails of the arena, and tore down some portion of the red cloth co , ering. The utmost alarm was I created iu the place, and great fear* were entertained for Castello'. safety. The audience, which was very largo, weaned sod shouted, and several people ran out of the place. At length Castello succeeded in escaping from his powerful assailant. and jumped into the boxes. The buffalo, on losing its victim, immediately ran out of the 'treat the same way that it had entered, and order was soon afterwards restored. On inquiry, we are informed that Castello wax not dangerously hurt, that he was able to walk to • cab, and that the moat serious injury is a wound in the fierily pert of one of his legs." Dewriturri ve Fie es. —Last night, between the hours of 9 and 10 o'clock, a fire, attended with a consider able loss of property, happened on premises belonging to various persons, amongst whom were Meows. Clarke, town carriers; Messrs. South and Monk, deem svw mill proprietors, kr., situate in Nelaomstreet, Bermondsey. The primedy covered an immense space of ground, stretching in one direction about 100 feet and in another 70 feet, adjoiu log which was a range of stalling in which were several hones. The discovery wag made by a person living oppo site, who at once raised an alarm end sent off for proper assistance. In the course of a few minutes severs! engines of the parish std Leaden Brigade atteuded, limier the per mogul superintendent* of Mr. Braniwoud and Mr. Hender son, the chief offioer of the 1) district, mail a good supply of water baring been obtained, the firemen stet their engines to work, and copious streams were thrown upon and into the blazing premises, in spite of which the work of devasta tion continued. The firemen by dint of great perseverance managed to get the fire somewhat under by midnight, but there seemed no probability of getting it entirelyeztieguished until an advanced hour this day. It is understood that the principal sufferers were insured. Teeter day morning, between one and two o'clock, the in habitants of Suffolk-street, High.street, Borougb, were amused from their slumber' by the springing of policemen's rattles, sod loud cries of " Fire !" In the coursed a few minutes it was found that the premises of Mr. Edward Bee field, oil and colour merchant, were on fire, and st the time of the disaster four persons were sleeping therein. These were saved, however, by fire emotes ; and owing to the prompt atteadoone of the engines the fire was extinguished, though not till it lad done a good deal of mischief. The sufferer was insured. SHARE LIS7S.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwcw. Bushmen in the railway share market to-day is almost at a standstill, but price; are steady. London and North Western and one or two other stocks are quoted A to t par cent. better than yesterday afternoon. South Eastern is flat. The variations in every instance are unimportant. London and North West ern stock is now quoted 934 to ; Great Western, 71 to ; Midland, 1201 to 121 ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 109 to ; South Eastern, 791 to 80! ; Great Northern, 109 to 110 ; Eastern Counties, 49 to i ; and Caledonian, 96 to 4. 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TM. • Do. 3 D 0. 07 per a. till lail ijoo' ikia U.7!!i ii E 4 4 iiiii: Z 000; 350 000 tooka I 1.3 mei _.,.._ Canada Land Channel Wanda Tel. (1) Co .cd /wg.dt•nealt Palma s lier Prelims* Da 6p et Perp. Deb lesilndialifigat Canal Ilwarla Telegraph Do. New Nog. and Anal. Cop. !teem Navtgatlon Illdp (United) Do. In pre amt. Prat Lea. at Tel. (1..) Loa. Gen. Omnibus Co Idadrea belga. t Canal MedlterraneenlleaTel. Ifedlter. Zs- Tel. (Lai.) National Discount Co NerbaddaConldlson(l4 ..._,___ 40,000 000,000 10,000 10.000 I* KO 10. 1 VA IS Si IS IS U 14 112 116 ft Si 100 107 US 100 rr et 1 . die Si Si I l e em 1 1 um 1 Oi Wm KM 100,000 KIX 711.030 11.141" lirwi.ei.:ai..a 1 - 1/7.117. T.. 17.7t1 N. Brans. & W. test.Ld. Anslrsladan..l WOO ilpVlOs. ~.. lent. Now Siam' .. I L. Us. (liss.l.. Fog by Luba • NW. Pads. mid Odes. Bliss D. Now Ler • tot W. G.• a rirew ill. loyal Awl twain. Magrailia Lad bowlike Tat Beep Do. do. Ristekw•d D. do. . _ • .t. --' 1.1, ..at teAgd). al Amtrak (Limi lint law VrLs.M.U.Cameds iagalont T I LL IL.) lib l i p m i 6 4 db SO 62 71 78 1 0 II pm 176 l 14 48 48 sd 111 5)- 11 14 I t i i i 411 10 1 Vial 9 Tag Flux BALLOON ANCLICI OF TEL BLAZON.— Mr. Coxwell, the celebrated aeronaut, is engaged to ascend from the Crystal Palace grounds on Whit-Moaday, when he will make short return purveys (or partial escalate with • rope), besides the mod fiord anent, which will take place with a full party of aerial travellers. Mr. Carvell will ascend also durum the Whit-week from Dudley Castle, and some other favourite provincial resorts. Last summer, notwithstanding the boisterous weather, Mr. Coxwell con. tamed his enterprises with the same undaunted spirit as ever, and accomplished thirty-six ascents in four menthe, which were unprecedented fur wind sod nice—Ere. Tug WEATHER AHD THZ GAZDZN. —This thirst ungenial weather almost puts • stop to vegetation, sad in doors tires are needed as much as th ey were in December. The wind has been east and north-east for • long time pest ; and this we believe is the eighth season in succession when we have bad • bitter cold spring, • north east wind, and frosty eighth The wall fruit is entirely gone ; the goose berries acd current., of which there was a capital show, are fast falling off the trees ; the early peas and potatoes are nipped, end indeed all vegetation u in a deplorable condi , ties. The nightingale charms us with his song as usual at this period ; but the nightiagale's song in the tree, and the lawn white with frost at the same time, are rather an anoinaly.—Glassbriripe Independent. RAILWAY AVI7IDENT AT MANCHE:ITER. —An alarming accident took place yesterday morning at the Vie. toria railway station, Manchester. The train front York shire which leaves Norrnanton at six a.m. ran down the steep incline from Miles Platting into the )(enchanter ter minus at • greater speed than was usual or Oafe, and could not be checked before it had come in violent contact with the stationary buffers, and then rebounded. One of the buffers was broken and the other damaged, and several pas ser/gen have suffered by the concussion. The trains de w:eat this incline without steam power being need ; the break has to be freely applied to hold them in cheek, and in this instance evidently del not answer its . Only one person wan very eeriously hurt ; this was r. Thomas Howarth, of Oldham-road, Manchester, who has concussion of the brain. _ _ tfE --- kORLIGN BILL Foßomo SYSTEM.-John Solomon, who was brought before the Liverpool magistrates last week on the charge of forging bills of exchange, again appear.] yesterday under remand. The accusation was that the prisoner had tittered two forged bills of exchange, one for 1371. the other for 300 f.. purporting to be drawn upon Richardson Brothers and Co., of London. Mr. Richard. son was called to state that there was no other firm than his of that name iu London, and that they had not signed the hills above mentioned. and by means of which the pri soner had defrauded a Prussian merchant of goods. It wae elicited thstthe hills had been uttered in Prussia, and there upon Mr. Cobb (the prisoner's solicitor) started the objec tion that as the offence took place without the British realms there could be no prosecution in this country. The court could not get over the objection, and the ease, with several others of a similar character, was dismissed. One of the nun of "gentlemen whips," Mr. Rowland Berkeley, dial in Jersey on the Ist instant. He was a sou of Rowl and Berkeley, Esq., of Beirefield, North amptonshire. When Sir Vincent Cotton, Bart., handled the " ribbons" on the box of the Age Brighton coach, Mr. lierkeley was similarly employed on the Great North-road. A large number of envelopes of letters now used in the northern states of Amara* bare "Gest blew the , UnMo" printed on them. Many have on them also the flag •.f the United States, the seers and stripes printed in colours, with transverse black stripes to represent the reereaut states. Envelopes used in the south have also the Union flag, with the stars reduced to the number of the confederated states. ------- --- A cantvau, composed of 40 mules and some camels laden with money to h, was the indemnity agreed to by the last convention with lipal was expected to arrive at Tangiers. The Corroposeleana Mateo that the war indemnity will be paid by the Moon at the letter end of the present or the MTioning of the next month, and that before the end of Jam the army of occupation will leave Tetuan sod return to the Peninsida. Brigadier Buret', formerly governor of Melilla, who was sentenced to imprisonment in a fortress for authorising a sally against fearful odds during the late African war, has been set at liberty. AtILRIVAN Man.. —lay/meow, RAtTIIIIDAT.—The Royal Mail steamship Persia, Captain Juane, which sailed to-day for New York, took oat about 216,0001. in specie. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two o'Cvaei. The funds remain very inactive at the slight re duction in prices which took place yesterday after noon. The Bank of England return is of a charac ter to allay anxiety, but has not exercised any ' marked influence. The return of the Bank of France (given in another column) is favourable. In the share markets there is no variation of im portance, owing to the almost complete absence of business. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter 's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renters were quoted li9fr. 40c., being sc. better than yereterday. Consols are officially marked 91f and 1 for money, and 92 and 912 for the account. The present quotations are 91i; to 2 for cash, and 912 to 92 for the Gth of June. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 3 ; New Three per Cents., 892, 2, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 101} ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 100 ; Exchequer Bills, ss, 9a die. Scarcely any business has been done in the foreign stock market. Prices are nominally unaltered. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 702 to 712, and that of 1868, 56} to 56. Sales are recorded as follows :—Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 221 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for ac count, ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 91i. The exact amount of specie shipped to-day for New York by the Persia is 236,0001. The mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia will be delivered in London on Monday morning. HALF-run Two &Cram. Consols show no change, being still quoted 912 to 3 for money, and 912 to 92 for the account. The discount market continues active, and, as the lowest terms for the best bills in other quarters were sto 51 per cent., a rather heavy amount of business was again done at the Bank yesterday. About 8,0001. in bar gold was bought by the Bank yesterday, while 100,000 sovereigns were withdrawn for transmission to-day to New York by the Persia. The Ellora will take to-morrow 94,5441. in silver, and 38,0001. in gold for Bombay, and 9,5001. in gold for Alexandria, making altogether 142,0 W. ; 50,4741. of the silver is on government aooount. In the absence of demand for the East, partly oc casioned by the tightness in the money market, it is anticipated that the large supplies of silver at present on offer will be sold for the Continent. To make this transaction profitable, however, to ex porters a considerable reduction must take place in the price here. Mexican dollars are also very fiat, but are leas pressed for sale. As the Eastern tele grams received yesterday report a favourable move ment in the exchanges, the exportation of silver and dollars to India and China on mercantile ac count will probably be further checked. The continental exchanges yesterday afternoon were again firm, with is favourable tendency, except as regards paper on Austria. Subjoined is our usual list : --- iitn - stnisin, 3 months, 11.191 to 1 ; ditto 3 days, 11.17 moo; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.191 to 1 ; S a m timp 3 hs, 25.50 to 5 ; Hamburg, me. banoo, tb, 13.4 to 1: Paris, 3 days, 7.b.20 to 24; ditto, 3 months, z 5.55 to 571 ; Frankfort-on-the-Main, 3 months, 1184 to 1 ; Petersburg frier rouble), 3 months, 331 to ; Vienna, ed. 80., 3 mouths, 14.90 to 15.00 ; Trieste, eft. 80., 3 months, 14.90 to 15.00; Madrid, 3 months, 481 to 1; Cadiz, 3 months, 49 to 1 ; Leghora, months, 25.671 to 721 ; Genoa, S months, 25.b21 to 71 7 ; Milan, 3 mouths, 25.624 to 74 ; Naples, 3 months, 39 to 1; Palermo, 3 mouthy, 1171 to ; Messina, 3 mouths, 11 1 to # ; Lisbon, 90 days, 521 to 1; Oporto, 90 days, 524 to 63. Subjoined is a statement of the rates of discount now current in the principal continental cities, viz. : Bank Rate. Open Market. Paris 5 per Cent. ... 44 per Cent. Vienna 5 ft ••• 6 „ Amsterdam 3 tt ••• 3 rr Berlin „ Broods Turin Hamburg No Irak rate 24 The mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia, reached Malta on Wednesday, and are expected to be distributed in London early next week. The dates are : Calcutta, April 9 ; Hong Kong, April 1; Shaughae, March 24 ; and Melbourne, March 25. The subjoined telegram, dated Canton, April 1, has been received : " Shirting's unchanged. Twist advancing. Tea, total exports to date, 75,175,0001ba. Exchange, id. lower." The ex counts from Shanghai to March 22 state :—" in active, but unchanged. Tea dull and unaltered. Silk dull. Settlements, fortnight, 1,500 bales. Total exports, 74,800 bales. Stocks, 5,000 bales. Exchange, lower." The advicea from Melbourne to March 25 report :—" Trade dull. Brandies : 1 Martell's and Hennesay's unchanged. Geneva, 222. Oats, butter, hams, Bass's ale, unchanged. Flour advancing. Exchange, sterling, tiOdays, par. • Messrs. Theodore Belli, Sons, and Co. have placed their affairs in the hands of Messrs. Cole man, Turquand, Young., and CO., the accountants, who will prepare a statement and convene a meet ing as soon as possible. The prospectus of the China and Japan (Coast and River) Steam Navigation Company (limited) was issuedyesterdayafternoon. The names attached to this undertaking are highly respectable, and are for the snout part identified with Eastern enter prise. Wo notice on the board, besides the com mercial names, that of the lion. T. C. Bruce, brother to the Earl of Elgin. It is proposed tr establish a regular and speedy communication by steam along the coasts and in the rivers of China, and ultimately to extend the company's ope rations so as to embrace the trade be tween China and Japan. It is contended that the China junks and European sailing vessels now employed in the trade will soon be at least partially superseded. The capital is 300,000(., but the first issue will be limited to 150,000!., in shares of 10/ each, of which 2,500 will be reserved for China. _ _ _ ----- The traffic receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada for the week ending April 2U were 15,9311. sterling, being 1,5201. more than in the corresponding week of last year. The return of the Bank of England for the wock ending Wednesday, May 8, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue Circulation active Public deposits 6,06:04 Increase 601.072 Other deposits 12,070,911 increase b 90,100 Government securities is banking department Other securities in !waking department Cola and bullion in both departments 12,674619 Increase 31,971 Seven day said other bills 636,172 Decrease 26,719 The Rest .64,669 Note, in reserve Total reserve (notes &coin) in banking tleptutuient 7,173,931 lneresee 167,591 The increase of a million and a quarter in the private securities proves the severity of the pres sure at the discount office on Wednesday. Never theless, both the public and private deposits having largely increased, there is an addition to the re serve. The coin and bullion have been slightly augmented. The Gazette specie statement for the week end ing Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz.:—lmports of gold, 272,5331. ; exports of gold, 184,9991. ; imports of silver, 78,:2951. ; exports of silver, 187,7731. BANK 07 ILNOULND —An Al amil BIA Vk. , c. 711. for ths vox lieL 'tint pursuant to the Ad 7th ending on Wednesday, May MOS PRPARTNrirr. lota@ laud Ase,ao,7oo Government debt.. C 11.015,100 Other securities.. . 3,450,9011 Gold coin and bul lin 1 Silver bullion ... • 713.4i,-.1 itG,M.7OJ 426,490, iCko INATS. Odiedsabo. DZ w a VITAL Jima IDA daglldo, 6p. el Da D.Tp. P. Coon. IL, 6 p.et. De. do._ Ilan De. Dow I p. Irk= frake. 4 p. idla.tGirgew I p. 4. 144.,P0rt1‘Du5..4. p.c. Gnat NorlDwo, p. Do.llaraLat 10p.54.p4 Ds. 4 per mot. D0.ip.4.44.46 p.e.44 WIC Sookliad. 14 ri4 04.W414.(Barkstliaata, Di. Mesa p. cent De. Mesa p. ant De. 1448444. 4 p. Ds colds Ppd. Do. DsTs. Pral. Slam se - De. ex 40. 6p Do. Ara 055. 8144 Dwarf. Oea. 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Num. sp. bet ,Do.do.peep..p.et.pmd. 100 102 90 11 0 9 90 10 1 108 111 106 166 100 110 100 1N la 110 00 U 100 111 76 77 111 Ili 110 111 101 lee 100 100 98 100 05 01 10 as 101 101 17 15 U Ti ;10 7 10f 11 as 11 10 151 is 161 114 111 114 110 137 1 114 116 101 148 VA 156 US ill 71 74 le 87 L! 14 1U It 7 I. * We 70 i lim U 4 Ui 141 US Si IS 109 in 108 I.lwe 1111 I 91 SO Per Ip. i ti dia ism 131 133 19 16} 221 till 90 100 99 100 02 100 Of 110 1114 In 02 11 II 31 44 44 114 126 1.1) 111 100 101 1211 122 10111.1118" INAIWIMIL Z.& UM ATI. - • ---- • iAlgarlan r ateup 3211•42411 2R Ardennes 11 Ilabiate.lra.ll.2.7p.s all III•Iglaa t Junctioe to Gratuitous's- Carnmatut Ulna MIL an ! VT:tension 14 Dutch Rhenish 11 • Ilestara of France . sU imam Rut. 5. 2. c ARK astral of Francs • Ot. Laxerohn. Coast. Bb an Italian Junction 211 Late Constance d Bale ▪ Vane aid Turnhout ..11= sa s ters 211 !Nam By the • Dal= f la/..{or. ▪ Maraesen of 112sess I U Da. Neer ilbsess ifuserselaa Teak P rof 11 Ottoman Intyrnabidia, an Paris, LyennanliMedlL all Parts ad Odom 17 ,liacife sad Prandsco I (Parnambnoo) 7 4. S Rio Royal Danish ao4 fanaburg ▪ boyal iterallsh aU Do. 7 per cent. ▪ awake and Mows all Do. a per • IL cent. Prof 4 rct It Anst.l I V 7 en pe atlan an Southern of Franco.— all 'West 1/Inagers W De. 14 par asst. Pad all wort.! R. W. of Prawn • Umbers of Auricle ▪ iingebnasa ..... a~ ~+.:. 1* 61 N ii zdi 1 grit I 1 1 si is :al 21 el lasi Si 2 di.. 22/ 23 adi 71 Pi 10 1 0 38 3 0 9 9 II 6 do $6 07 zd $3 66 4, d ills 13 14 6 t 6 1 l . 11. i I 4 a Ms MI r 6 14 all N n =di IMOD 1 KIN KIN IMO S.VO I MI I* NON 211:111.11 NAN 16 IMAN /441* U t su N SUN N NM ID NM LAN UNG N NUS N NON N NAN N UAW N MAO 211 00,000 10 1,000. 100 LAgra med U. Ser. Back AustraLds Soak of Nape Beak of London Desk of Turkey anti& N. America Chart. Bask of Ind* Australia, sad Mos . Chrfed. Mac. of lad* Les., awl Odes Okada of yalai! L&5 4 .4"!!- 0 ,r4 1 1.71 is a s — k aliwltsirlsas7. co. as. Dank a! Amid. Do. Now -- Leaks sad Leedom lola= load= a amals Akira Loa. sad Woatadasior NM. Pro.. at lailmad m. No/ INettooal Bank New South Wake Oriental Beak torpors. I°t PrnTrcia an nl link 4 Iniaad .. 'Routh Australis Union of Avalosna Union of London :OnIII Malawi.. rO. I ill. i 00*P11111111. I ad 10 - •71 T id 161 PARTICZNY. Cknernment Sees . BAPUPO Di Proorle!ova'CapiW L 14,653.000 1,1‘4,6t2 Public Delimit* P awling Exclity Dair. Banks, Cons . - Mile. of National Debt, and Div. Accts.) Other Deposits 1V,070.911 Senn depend other BOA 516,174 Ma 0, L36.!138,620 i ritiea Including Dead weight An nuity) Other Securities Notes Gold and Silva Coin b67,0111 L5R680,524 MARSHALL. Met Csabler. FRIDAY Evisinro. Consols, which closed yesterday at 92 for the 6th of June, opened this morning at 92 to 4; and closed at 92, " se ll ers. " F or mone y the last price was 91a to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91/, 1, a, I ; ditto, for account (June 6), 92 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89/, 90, 898 ; New Three per Cents., 90, 89& 1, #, ; Five per Cent. Annuities, 107} ; Bank Stock 223}, 232}, 934, 232 ; India Stock 225 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 101/, a, I ; ditto for account, 101 a, 1,; ditto Four Iper Cent. Debentures, 1868 , 96#, (; ditto 1859, 96/, f, 1 ; ditto Bonds, 15a, 205., du. ; Five per Cent. "entered" rupaper, 94 ; ditto Wive and-a-Half per Cent., 1 00 * } . The Indian Five per Cent. Stock was dull, at 101/ to 1, owing to a rumour that a new issue is not distant. The rupee paper declined per cent., the Five per Cent. leaving of at 93/ to 94, and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent. at 99/ to 100. India Bonds were quoted 20a to 15e. dis., and Exchequer Bills 10s. to ss. die. In the foreign stock market there was no move ment of importance. In the market for bank shame the only altera tion was an improvement in Bank of London. Peninsular and Oriental Steam were rather fiat. Great Ship were slightly lower, at 6s. 6d. to 7s. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—O cean Marine In surance, 3 1 to prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 15.16 to 1 1-16 preui. ; Universal Marine In surance, t o prem. ; London and Provincial Ma rine, i din. to par ; East India Irrigation, 1 to f die.; and Natal Land, tto prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocw. East Caration shares are in great demand to day, and have risen to 25 to 26. East Wheal Grenville are also better. at 465. to 47e. 6d. Wheal Trelawney have been dealt in at 14. The other transactions have been chiefly in shares in Marko Valley, Wheal Lndcott, and East Wheal Russell. The market generally is not active. _ St. John del Rey Mining sharesfare steady, and are marked 33f. United Mexican are dull,.and have been dealt in at sj. Colonial deacriptionaare very quiet. The North Hafod Silver Lead Mining Company (Limited) is announced, witlea proposed capital of 12,0001. These mines are situated 13 miles east of Aberystwith, in a well-known and rich district. Their capabilities are reported upon in very high terms by Captain Matthew Francis. Large courses of lead ore of excellent quality have already been opened upon, and it ix believed can be worked at a low coat. The prospect is held out of a dividend being returned upon an outlay of 3,000/. The mining operations are to be under the immediate and thoroughly experienced direction of Captain Mat thew Francis. At Meant Mine meeting yesterday, the amounts showed a debit balance of 7U. lee. M. A call of ls. per share was made. . . The New Wheel Frances aoconete preeetted at the meet ing yesterday showed a debit balance of U. Its. 7d. A. ull o[ 31. per share wee made. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MkRKET-(TRIS The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 645..6d. net cub. Petersburg Y. 0. on the spot, 56e ; May to June, 58e. ; October, tor beember, 65e., "sellers." Kamm Avaamna.—Town tallow, 67.. 3d. ; fat by ditto, 2a. lledL ; yellow Russian, !dis. 6d. ; melted stuff, 375. &L ; rough ditto, WA. 6d. ; tallow grams, lbs. good dregs, Ti. HAY MA RK ET.-(THIS DAY.) , Meow& Davis and Co. report trade very slow. Prime meadow bey, 75e. to 665. ; superior ditto, 90e. to 105 s. inferior ditto, 50s. to 60s. ; clover, old, Yoe. to 118 s. ditto, new, second cut, Ma. to 100 s. ; straw, 30s. to 42.. COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Vftetablee are still scarce and deer. Broccoli is fur. Dished from Cornwall, and good samples of lettuces, en dive, and artichokes from France. (leaped fetch fair prices. Of strawberries there is u tolerably good sup. ply considering thu loam Asparegue, French beans, green peas, young carrots, and new potatoes may also now be obtained. Cucumbers are coming in more "den- Wally. Cut dowers chiefly consist of orchid., lily of the valley, Chinese primulas, violets, miguouutte, camellias. hest and roses. FRUIT. Pine Apples, per lb.. Is to Ilia Drapes, per lb.. es to 12. Strawberries, per os , Odto Is ('berries. French, per box, Os Fears, per do: 44 Od to Bs Apples, per des., d to 1$ tkl lirangea, per NCI. 8. to le. Lemon.. per lOU. Ai Y 10t tints, Cob, per lb., le to la &I vaorf, Broccoli, each, tid to 8d --- - French beam, p. 100, lid to is Od Green Peassper sieve, Sato 10s Greenap dos. Inuiches,tisnt teas Cabbages, p. doz., b Od to Ss Od Potatoes, per tou, MN to 1204 Dew, per 10 , tid to Zs Od per ewt., les to Its Carrels, per bunch, Sd to led Turnips, per bunch, Sci to 6d Spinach, per afore, 4s ed to Zos Cucumbers, each. Pd to ft 1 - 30 - i. - 010 Z.:. 14: CO 4/ Per dos., le Gd to 20 ' Peet, Oekry, per bundle, le Ild tole% Onions, per `skve, lvdd to its Od Asparagus. per bun., as bas Rhubarb. per bun., Oa to is 3d I flealtale, per puts., la Od to 2a Ott Shallots, per lb, Is Gd Garlic, per lb, Oti to Sd Endive, per score, le to le rd liorsennthlt,perbun., bind to do Mushroom..., p. pett.,ls Sd to le ed Parsley, per 12 bunches, as Wee Savory, per bunch, 2d It. 4.1 PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKErs. LlTraeoett. MAT 10.—Birkenhead. P 24 T.3—Cidedonlan, 96 961 —Eastern Counties. VI Oi--tlreet, Northern. 100 110—Great Wes ter% 701 711—Lancashire and Yoeluddre stock, 104; 109—London and North Western stock. 031 931—London and south Western, 91195} —Manchester, itherfield, and Lincoln. 41 411—Midland stock, 1901 120!—D1ttn new shares, If 11p.—North British, 621 43—North staffordshire, 44 4 d.—North Eastern, Barwick, lolllo2—Pinto. York and North Midland, 891691—Ditto, Leeds capital stock, s.sls9—Routh Eastern and Dover, 23 15-16 94 1.16 —West Midland, Oxford, 47144—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 419-16 s—Dutch Jibe:ash. 3 1.16 2 15-16 d.—GrAnd Trunk of Canada. 41510 —Great Luxemhounr, 616 1516—Great Western of (Made, II 111—Ditto new sitars', 91 94 0.-1111mA, Central, 39 S,l.l.—Thames and Mersey I nsurance, 1 11 p. tufrosirridt. MAY 10,-The market was depressed all day, eloshm at tie lowest. Great Western of Canada, 11 1-14— Great Western, 711-111Inola Central, 381 A 14 d. 9—Lancashire and Yorkslure, 1091 1 11 1 1961 9 81—Manchester, Sheffield, fuel LinvoluALre, 42 14 2 1, 1 , I 1 I—Midland, 1211 1 1 14 20j—Noeth Staffordshire, 4 1-16 d. 1-Bouth Eastern. 24 1.10 Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, 1 LH v.—Lancaster and Carlisle. 202—Great Ship Company, To. W.—South Eastern Sour-ands-Halt per Cent., 981. li1e111:0114A7.1. MAY 10.--South Stiffords were sold to-day, 100. His M.—Midland Bank Sham. 150—and General Steads Shares, 26/ 7 8tour Valleys quoted ell—.`hour Volley Gumantee .1, 60 61—Binnontimm Preference. 91 10—Birmingham Canals, 'w. U2l—Birmlnahant Waterworks New, 14 11 Lloolngliata Old Mill, 10; 101. Market quiet. TRATVIC RF:tratca.—The traffic returns of rail ways iu the irnit.A Kingdom for the week ending 4th of May amounted to 527,3501., and for the correatooding week of last year to 531,290/. ; showing a decree. , " of ;1 4 910P. The gross receipt" of the eight railway. having their termini in the metropolis amounted to Z10.9i41., mod for the cor responding week of lee:0 to 240,1.163 f., ;Mowing .5 demean of 9,099/. The decrease on the Great Northern Railway amounted to lithe/. ; on the i;redit Western to 2,140/.; nn tae London and North• Western. to 7.3.51 f. ; on the London and Blackwall to NV. ; and oa the Mouth- Eastern to Ant —total, 12,3301. Rut front thus must be deducted 1,22;W., the increase on the Riodem Counties, 3211. on the London, Brighton, and Mouth C o ast, an d 1,68.1 t. on the London and 'South-Western, leaving the de. crew as oboes., !lOW. The receipts on the other lines in the United Kingdom amounted to 294,4167„ sod for the correspomling week of last year to 291,t171., showing an iocrease of 113149/., which must be deducted from the de. crease on the metropolitan lions, leaving the total decreas• 3,9101., as eomparel with the corresponding Meek of litigt A Boy HAsciNn 111N7 , 41LP IN SPONT.—ON W e d., newt... a Any mimed Thomas Bishop, thirteen van of age. was at the Railway, in Moretondu-Msrsb, taking MI. Of some horses. The door of the stable was secured hy a cord, which hung in 3 nixes from a staple. 'demi tiro feet from the grouud, and the boy amused himself by placing his head through the none. He was seen in this position by Mrs. Bennett, the landl sly, who cautioned him of the danger he incurred. About ten minutes afterwards the servant girl found the deceased hanging by the neck from the imd, ap parently quite dead. She raised an alarm, and the ca r t e r removed hint to the inn, and Dr. Wit, of Moreton, was summoned, who pronounced life to be quite extinct, remarking that death must have been almost instantaneous. It is a re markable fact that the boy's mother has had fourteen chil dren, four of wltorn were some years acre burnt to death, and the father died suddenly.—Briatol it 11 110 ;1" 1! 101 e 1021 -- DU ad Illi n 71 74 tf 111 I lj Ws IS ST 38 36 116 IS 161 16 in 21 ni nil