The Express. — London, England, 1861-05-09 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEIN'S BENCH. setup M Nisi Prim, at., Phlliir Tim at Westminster. Otseces Lord Chid Janitor Cockburn sad a Common her) This 1 1111 A* bet tiny of the amine+. Before 12 o'clock the whole of the atom set down in the day'. hit were die- As records being either withdrawn, or :mange. e.• ntr come to between the portion. and ha lordakiP mils eases in the list of the second court. Fianna' r. W — TLU, IL P. Tess wmo am octane For rlamolor, aommmlt, mad wager. The plrmded mot guilty, mad me to thi mossy eo®t gwref 11141.!4"1. Mr. fluddleston and Mr. J. 0. Grafts appeared for the p:Auatiff ; and Mr. Mamulay and Mr. John Mimon repec• prided tho deism Lat. who ix Y. P. for Bodmin. The plaintiff had bees seven yam. in the employ of the drfroLast, and the dander and asmalt of which he mm phased arose out of some difference between them in ecia sequence of a lam quantity of valuable plates having bees moles from the Great globe, in Leicester-square. Priors the conelouon of the plaintiff's examination in chief. a oorieultation took place between the counsel on each nde, which readied in an arrangement for the with drawal 4 a juror. Mr. Macaulay said the defendant denied that he ever uttered the words imputed to him, as he had never any reams to suppose that the plaintiff was implioated in the rabbi/ay. Mr. Grifllte said the object of the plaintiff in bringing the idles war to clear his character from any imputation. A Juror war then withdrawn. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. hitting at Nisi Friths at Weelmiester.— (Bette* the Lord Chief Awes ad • lipeenl Jury.) BATCH r. LZM IR AND Lion.-75 sr. C. HATCH'S CAM. This was an Action brought by the Rev. J. Hat c h &roost Messrs. Lewis and Lewis, the eolicitors, of Ely- Holborn, for negligence in °inducting his de ence, on an indictment preferred against him at the Central Criminal Court, for an assault on Eugenia Plummer and her 'tom, who had bees confided to his charge. It will he recollected that Mr. Hatch re convicted, and was sentenced to four year: imprisonment, being two years for each offence. He afterwards indicted Eugenia Plum. mer for perjury, and a coeviction having been obtained he received the pardon. Mr. Hatch then brought an scums against.the defendants, alleging that they had miseon. ducted his case and had by so doing calmed him to stiffer inspriaminient most unjustly awl on the In, of February the came came on for trial 'before the Lord Chief Baron and • special jury. In einisequence, however, of his lordship's indisposition, the cam, after the opening on the part of the phintiff by Mr. H. Chetahs's, was =awed to be pontoon's', and sew stood first on this day's list, when the Lord Chief Dares and the emus mead jury were in attendance. On the arise being called ea, Mr. H. Chambers rid--Hy lord, there is a daintily in this me, owing to proceedings on behalf of the ilegendmite. My learned frieed literjesat Shea earl me es MOODS whether I would consent to Me ere ever. I replied that I would agree if by No et* so inconvenience womb' occur to anyone elm. At • ecesultstioa yesterday I asked ray cheat if any meat had bees some to, end he Informed me he had ln. quind et the peeper ear sad lint Nothing had been done towards • postponement, sad that I should therefore be present this remain to proceed with it. Hr. Lewin the senior partner in the defendants' firm, hen rase sad std—My lord, I had • oonnennicetion from Ns. &Mar Slim, that he had esaferrod with the learned anneal (Mr. Comelier.) and wish your lordship, and that there was no objection on the part of your lordship to a postposentent of this ems. I at once laid there wee some one else S. be oossolted besides crewel —namely, the jury, sad is the premiere of business in the middle of the day I caused • dozes letter to be written to the jury, which I posted my self, and I have so doubt they ,emceed then last sight. The Lord Chief Bare-1 esrlabaly wee applied to to pone this cause, and I said that I would agree to was agreed to oa heti ides, bet mike I should have bad saes sake of the intended posiposement, end not having received such notice I am new hen to My Me sees. Mr. Chemben —I told soy loused Mold Sllfielat Shoo that his chest must take such stem as were necessary to commenicate regularly with the jury and all others con. coned, so as to prevent the Admit basersirce, if the ere wore to be postponed. The Lord Chief Iher—Wsll. I nest asp tin then sere woe &eyeball( are Midst Yr this geonding. awl • more improper muds—l will eel my et soadesting, tat of neelectiag busisms. Tear mods of sienes with tho l e by Wier, Hr. Lora ens W the proper mess • Ths eistomet ark be ne re thee • sem nuoinetlea bad hese made es year briar N purses the beled. and then you hod emirs& The Lead Chief Bade n—ll assoned is are* beyond that is which the prise speed. WHe. fireaat wieldems ieto esert. sad aid that les sadersal there he es objectless es the war of the err sad he meld have hese male= this Mali se he use anaged is the Freindis Chart. Lied Mel SW= maid he was afraid the awe nest Mind ever used hemosevow rooming, het seam sherd hoe hoes glees le public carer. Mr. Lewis—l rand to We aril h b was my en as lord, to the public *Mar, ler, hat s The loal Chief Meness—And the pals ellen it= air. Tea must law very Male et the node of libs lsg hasineee is these men if you pnemed that the anon would tabs mass el the posimonset el a mars hen an e si igh eb t ealg. pal De yes sapper that or 'Man hes elf • are inky bridles* • " ether is le be}e s Marl? Tea should bar pas to bin with • sorer slier by the atterespe ea the ether siditi and M. dmi ern sed the Ploy would boas lonel the relpornen. oad as row n e ws= " saim Thu per vbe huesrend thr de e nest bar inseir. Or el ths Jur mid he hal Ms Met la lowa eh waft Is try this sear shlesegh be w e dears of per shreer The Lard Chid Ihiess—Let the we be _pestreed Mil twist slew nereleg, the doloadseds peg the eat. Mx Lewis—Map eel May be ants is the err my lord ! The Lord and 81/00-0“114111 mot Wr should the puff be put to expense for your delay ? mad pay the mete of the day. The mess wee thee adjourned until tO-1002VTO. 101111111 W COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. - - rte et AYE it am . Lord Chief ris as 4 Oninia Jury.) ancurve v. 00011WL—• LAWS ANNUM. Hr. Garth for the *Midi old the declaration 'kited that the delendwel bad weemented by died to pay the plaintiff, erring the illetbne d Been Rasy aa annuity of WM. a year, hp irartully perasain, and that pee quarter's annuity was sew ow and =paid. The defendeat pleaded that there was • preens to the deed that if the said Sore Rose coha bited with Sly WOES the &sanity should cease, and that she bed nue the last payment a child. Hr. %nese{ Relluileas said he appeared for the defend ant with instructioos to support this plea. but with so very the saneeise sonar of eraws. He proposed, however, to cell the lady himself, sad ask her whether there was any fate ease her pint Hies Rees sad hr. Cooper were " called." but neither of sad. ensisequeetly, • verdict was at once far the plaintiff for 141. 15a. Hie lordship granted execution in four days, it being skied tha . t thY wee the sixth action of the kind which had hese trie CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) OLD COURT. (Before Mr. Bares Chase*ll.) Joh' Ariake, n, a ferocious-looking black man, sad Charlotte Sid/ iron, ?2, who had pleaded "Guilty" to a drip of committing a felonious sunsuit upon a yeas, girl woad Sisals Oliver, were brought up for judgment, and esateseed to 13 years' penal servitude. Henry Woodstock, who bad also pleaded " Guilty " to • *MU, offence upon his own daughter, was likewie breagkit up, and be was sentenced to the same punistunemil - aamely, - 15 years' penal servitude. e a t il ae Aimee, a butcher at fisinley, in Doreetehire, was with misdemeanour in having unlawfully sent a steamy of dimmed meat to Neonate-market for sale as Wane food. it appeased that the meat in question was sent up by the defeaLat, who is a botcher, in a hamper, and emulated of three quarters of cow hoer, acid the CSICIIMS of a calf, which it was admitted was unfit for human food, was 11 . 6 1 with it. Aeon ding to the evidence of Mr. Fisher and Mr. Newman, inspectors of the market, the Deaf se unit for human food, tad they gave their opinion that the animal was suffering from disease of the lungs at the time it was killed. The dimmed soadition of the meat was disputed, and the defense ant up was that the defisadeat was not aware that, the animal was dimmed vim V semi We meat to market. The jury hand the defendant Guilty. and he was sew head to Iwo imprisonment without hard laborer. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) NARLAOII2OI.7OWBTRAZT. Two Amami° SUICIDES AT TES sehrINTIIII. &rah Aett Sto.diep, a midtileeeeti wawa, cook ta see. `I". at 5. Harenewsmith.teerace, Hams> was elesqpd lottery Yr. Tyrwhitt with attempting he seem& midi at Nt. %regattas neer. Hyde-park. I .The prieeeer woo takes Ws e se edy b 7 eemeaahle lify4 A. sad co th e way t o t h e s i sk i os- h ess• she to ld Yin that her wieteiee had chanted her with thaws something she hed sot Mae, and beam the attempt eke bed made ma Mc Tyrwhitt remanded bee for a week. Ann Mated, a mervaut out of place. 11411 Dort charged mtlim attempting to destroy her Itfe by di owning in the den:ains. When taken nut of the Serpentine by Parsons, the head boatman of the Royal Humane Society, she told him that she was in great distress, and had no home, and that she wee induced in consequence to make the attempt on her life. lir. Tyrwhitt also remanded her for a week. SOUTHWARK. HIARTLESS CASE or CHILD HITALDIG. Noon after Mr. Combs took hie seat on the bench this morning a poor hut decently clad woman, who seemed in great distress, entered the court to ask hie worship's advice and assistance under the following cinema/son : She said that her husband's same was William Foreman, arid he worked as a labourer at die. Lywood's, rag merchant, Albany-read ; that th e y lived at No. 2, Void's-place, Old Kent-road, and that they bad three children, the youngest of which was only four months old, and was the subject of her present application. On Tuesday afternoon she sent one of her children, a girl, nine years and a half old. out with the infant to take her for an airing. While walking up the Ohl Kent-road, towards the racial bridge, a short female stopped her and asked her whether she would like to go and see the fair then holding at the Blue Anchor-mad. The girl arid that she should, when the woman told her that she would show her the way, and they went there. As soon as they got to the shows the woman asked her it she would like to enter one, and on her replying iu the affirmative, the woman gave her a penny, and told her to go in. The woman received the baby, telling her she would wait ostside for her until she came out. The girl, believing the woman to be respectable, dill as she was told, but when she came out of the show she found that the heartless wretch had decamped with the baby ; and the poor child could gain no tidings of her. Applicant said her husband had been to all the station houses, and had handbills circu lated over the mstrupolia, but cothinghal been traced of the woman and the baby. coasequently she thought it advisable to come to his worship and lay the facts before him, so that some notice of her application might be made in the mere The wretch who stole the baby is rather stout, about 28 or 30 years of age, and has a broken nose. The baby is of fair completion, dark blue eyes, and had a white hood on. Ir.(Forebe told her be could do nothing for ber, but perhaps the gentlemen who attended fur the press would notice her application. She thanked his worship, and withdrew. ASCENSION DAY. This being Ascension-day, the customary peram bulate:xis took place is the metropolis for the purpose of beating the boundaries of the several parishes. In each instance the procession was headed by the clergyman, who was attended by the churchwardens and other officials ; end, so usual on such casabas*, the boys belonging to the respective schools were furnished with willow wands, with which to perform the task of " besting." In order to pre serve their "rights," the authorities of Lincoln's Inn and the Temple caused their gates to be closed and guarded. The Deals publialies an article from the pen of Y. Prevost-Paradel, etroagly approving of the arivezatioa at part of fit. Maher:, to Spain, and declaring that Frame ought to regard each aa event with favour. The Ocean of Brest states that, through the inter veutioe et Count de Chasselouplaubat, a special com mission has just heel fancied in Paris to examine the ques tion of forming ports of refuge along the whole extent of the shores of the Atlantic ad the Mediterranean. Queen Christina of Spain wee expected at Mar seilles two days back, is a Spanish frigate from Rome, but a despatch was repaired sasouncing that she bad been obliged by a dorm to pat is at Leghorn, whore oho will wait foe Saar wander. A letter from Naples states that Francis H. and big Queen had left Rome for Albano, where they intend to pses the INUEller. " rAUPICEI6II IN ENGLAND AND Wains.--Returns issued this day show that the paupers in March, 1661, ea compared with those in March, 1860, base increased 17,316, co 208 per met. ; bat compared with 1859, they have de messed 3,516. or 0.41 per met. The paupers in receipt of relief on the last day of the last week of March, were 656,496 in 1659 ; 835,614 in 11380 ; and 862,9110 is 1861. MUNIFICENCE or min Pintos or WALD& When the Prime of Wake was in Chemin lent antenna, a lady, a MN. Senerd, eademered 8. 'Mein mass to his me muse for the paipase of selling tats s alsim to esneidera. ties for hashes, daring She war et 1612, amnia the germ is the eisht to the oiler eseneemftey a sedate sirs as the treatise, at seem mermente d the sessoy, ties lesdiag to the prewar of • mph% sad pmehably bleed. abed mid dolma. Mee met_ with wakes. hewer, is away seemisa as whisk she esidewreend te sup be, plea, and at Qessweles Harts, whin the neyel parr wore there, wee aes .ai , weg ral s =y eiM the pisidene. Bee era booloovor, was ensetioned le gendwa whit had 11.1111 dried to the Der of Neeramilla sad who addriered hies as the ssiejsr. DM* forth the pet/cakes of the wise she lea perms& The dab at ewe replied that the ems weeli be onliersel to km royal highems. This er mooed. inaly dime, sad the Priam hoe met Mr lewd the bend some present of 500 dole. teethe herr= end paltheitime she *splayed upon the owners Wend be.--erearess Zen Loniow lam Rums Vounenmia—Gesterral O"ecoiret (Mush bee, at iiIS solisitatise al the wars ef the corps, accepted the poet it resew seised, sad he will, on a. arty day, meth the regkeent as puede. Ti.. hos momenta' COMPANT.—A, pleasant con- INIVOINOII4 tally steris& wee bold but eves* is the aid aid specious hell of the Irseammesia Ocespaay, is Yen- Ihe elnotheliest. The wiles wee the Int essera whisk exhibitise weer 4en ea keri mod mixable seek bed hem versnabea by sir of the per The ta pmembed thie appomeres et the eme asia = nisei 01 the llen th Lambskin Illoomaa. all beseght tes yaw end exhibited le re nom The eye end Wed as liest hews whir we( tie wry shier 01 sew Aimed is mob its.. Pleolsoity ; be. by awes the as. G a m s seethed replayed in the amenissaset allowed the termer. at a clear pmeeptiem amid nesiketkm it this demesilisil sollectim. The seinelpl elopers ot Marrs won the Misty aid Wormer mire, and the emmels et Limps ; mem cry Weir spurner of ander some mid woes • a km beam 4 seekat rya which threw Obeithirt flablso . ter late the shads; a judicious selection iihrimied hoer , and slier Where of engravings, in below wee drebel le the 'Manias at sores sig.isilomeddedstssmmatime and lemenottese, contri buted by Mi—i sad Mem ; end winch =ramify we meeiferted to view a and well waned section of the ime-emmi frigate Warner, showiest the made of eon struetioe and the icing of the bole plates. The pleasure of the .iaiton was much enhanced by the vosel powers of Mice Ryles, Mi. Poole. and ether prulemicinal 11 ROYAL 0110lAPZICAL SOCIETY. —At ihskis‘mest lei ea Monday, the 13th lam., at half-pest.{ght p.m., at a si liggke k Masa, the following paper well be reed : "Journey trom led& into Um Warier et Mime, end I; wet of the Volcano of Fasipme." by katherterd Aker. throughher Majesty's nominee at Jaw aommeaketsil Sir Roderick Murchisou. MultlaL TO Tin Lail BISHOP OF WORCINTES..— A monument, of • very Dimple but at the same time strik ing detractor bee hem Greeted in tie churchyard of the perish church of , sear Stoerport, to the nunnery of the late Bishop of Weroester. Over the vault there is • sums in the fenn et se saitines coffin lid, with chamfered edge* wheat hews ea ernanssetal cross, with the pastoral staff, sad the antes of the see surmounted by • mi n a The is the isse4icia :—" filtered to tie memory of el Wceosster. He died Nevem ltillaraa , med TT. iselliald with God sad God took him. This tomb wee erected bt hi sorrowing widow." FIASPOL INCIDILVT. —OD Tuesday se'wnight, whisk was she pleasure fair day in Bridgnosth, there was the usual aminiblage of shows. Amongst these was a &serial onabitaliseset, in front of which was erected • shah One of the company w as engaged gaing r =al eL ariety of esovetneots on this rope. Ono patios' et the perfonnriese soesisted in slipping from the ' cross rope to one seconded vertically from its centre, and from this M swuog with his head downwards, and after wards slipped his bead into a noose and swong like • man hanging. This noose was intended to ft under the chin and at the back of the head. bur by some means it slipped from its position and encircled the reek of the performer. He was seen to struggle, but it being considered part ef the performance, the people applauded and the band en timed to play, whilst the man was in the death agony. At length the performer's hands dropping to his sides, sod hi features beginning to blacken, • fearful stove of ex citement ensued. A ladder was mewed., and while several persons held it is on upright position as firmly as they could from below, • man out of the crowd climbed up and cut the poor fellow down. Owing to the agitation that prevailed, end the imminence of the man's danger, proper mesas were not wed to catch him so he fell, and he d • distanee se hem Mode to Ghee feet out to the pla r 7ortn, ed hi heed swan the edge of it with great force. He was aciwwwwd to the nearest pablie-booss, sad medical miasmic* Judas* procured. Re rernaleed fora entisideraltle time in a state of insensibility, but is sow in a fair way of reotwery. —Werra*, Chroniele. A livaraalocs Arr. la. —On Saturday littor al:CS &stylishly-dressed woman, with s child in her Mae, was walking along the anutd•parade, Brighton, when she as. coated a little boy, mad asked him if he would mind the baby for a few minutia, The little lad consented, and the woman accordingly plead her baby, which also wee well edothed, la hie arms, and he sat dews wpm a door step to wait until the woman Nauru& Thai latter, however, sever mate back, sod the little fellow waited two hones on the door dap, tinning the poor batty, whose mist attracted the foot pamearera. y the infant was taken charge al by the police, wed emaveyed to the workhoties, but wallas lee Dela heard of the wigwam that left it ; sad whether ale phased into the ma, or mot off by • train to Lowden which woo then goat to siert, hem act, we believe, bees delsrumbist—Wcat Seam Oasette._ _ _ ORTIITAL PALM% ••• OWN 811 [LUX G DST. WTOWIIIIDAT, MAT B.—Arbilirices a payineiat,l,39B; ditto by mom Who* 410; Oda. Wit . • _ . iIL 0k:7 6.0. 41144 WO — 11/4, 11. Do. 4p. et PM., lOL KO - —•— IL Oa rid Wok Wks— HO DA UT O. landau IN 0 II 0 I. IL lalioreas NO SO IS 11. OIL It Ileleds SI Om S 1 ID ppr TAITSMO Keil mewl 1 lee Auer& Ungied 1111 Dnallitf..2 m eie ur gel $ Do. Caailks. Cb. 1 (10.0 es. Win. On have 40 040 re 044944 te la rcountalo Ooppar U I general Parte= (Lea.) ~ i ~ j i ~. 1 1 Asslemila=j gapes& (La) Pa!!". SAN VON IMOD WM 30,0[01 110,0)01 1116iiiiii 174/ 1 1 0 41 - 3 , Iv i i 4 t l ip. I ' " 1" • os i as } ris I r r=oEct: P M= NM* Blois MM. (IJa) I MOM = Weal., Ma) JOI:112 ROCK I I 64" MI Si s'l i Na Ila 1 bum. I N. I CIL plow 1 aka NON 104 - Sys sit 4 V. Ma Donk . N St IS - miss 40 Andesida ell II a 111 ft 10,400 N Mak et = a 4ll 1.9 19 - SON 1011 ol 01 10 - NON 10 Desk of Turkey I 11 11,400 N DMA N. AJNAIS - QlllO IN leek el Nay NEM" mg Chlaw . 411 IN - NAN N Now. el laga NW - SllO9 ISO M aw - NON 100 - NM 11 Ona. ot auras „l a s9 -, - - N 7 44 Leeds. N - -..-. 11, 90 MANNAwd.CbarIIL NI UP IN - M 10 eMlNSeerhaeL SI - - - IS, SI Loa. Ch. Bank el LINN 611 111. 216 - 15,110 SI De. New - 'MOO SO Lesko sod County 19,, Oa Gales Joint Seek NI - NI 10, 19 London lb lienth Shirai 10 111 es - ERNS ISO Loa Ind Weirelnoter N N OT 001 ISM I* NM. Prey. of MOM_ 41 - - - *ON IS Da New U -..- - SUN SO MAINS Doak - - ISSN 19 Now No* Wales el ,- .-..- *NM N Sank uorpora ail a 49 :4 - zd NOM 911 0144•00 Eyck - 14000 100 Prevlaist el Ireland - - - ISSN N Sea* Aselasla A -.- ine 40,4w0 10 MAN et • Asetrells 66.000 SO Croke of Landow - 10000 100 1 176117 SNOW N - - AIDIMILLNINDOIL no. I in. I UOitriii66. I nil& sifts I isles, 10.030 16 AN561444444 Utat - NON II Mislallos Agtls6L - 11, 10 Dues WelsrerNis. . - .... SO DAL AiNular NM - 11 DrlldtbAN MIN Tel. • MI N SI .- 1 SIN 29 10 De Da i INN sIN UN IN le is _ 1. . 0 SSD IS: Lad AIII LIS •-• SADO AN 10 teleadiTeL (L) A ..- ..., M St. , et Bag& inten. a - - - 1,00:9Y it. Palace - 1140 N N. rieleresse 1* MS 107 - 164000 ft. Da Sp. et. hip. MN IN 1011 1414 - 00,00 a 10 Ihettartig.l OAS I A IMe - 700.000 SC Illeetrle Telegrapb - 7.i119 211 De. New - 10,0 N I LS. 404 Last. Cop. 14000 li Nous Ifsvlgsties 14 -. .- - 114a00 1 Neat nine (lAnthea ) all a ; I losses 1 Do. 171 per cent.. Pref a 1 1 - 30.. 5 Lea. DLNIct Tel (1.) 6ll - - Me - IKON 4 Loa Ow Omnibus Co NI I 1 - 40.000 10 ltstres DON. a Oust 1 1 1 pm - N,lOO 10 IledliencsoisileaTeL al ... - - *OOO 14 Nadas. IN TN (UN) aD ; IN le - WON IS MAINS DlNownt 0o 1 Na - 11.000 10 NeeteddieseNlNaL) S. 01 N. - 11.110 10 ellwetande Load A - - - 10,000 I D6.11p. 6..(a. at 1 Sle. SI I 1 - 1.71. 100 N. Dias, tN. Soot. 14. *' 11 10 - MO/1 1 N. lil t . OS/ - tli - Shares' 40,060 II 14. 94 m . I 4 4 6 414 - 4 0 0.00 si. Diver 4 lees IN 40 St - MOON SO elOrBs. Nem ell 71 74 714 IS, 10 De. New SO 10 It No a ll 44 Las a Ls& TeL CLN eN i til 191 - 10.000 80 Um ell 171 - 10,000 IS New all - 14000 10e IN* 11.dllloNes 100 . 0 t 0 it Mc* lambi we ifs 111 - 14„SX ANOrellow lasi 411 111 04 - DAN 1 Tel. NAN - all 1 - U . 600 16 1 Da 414. .Itapelonol ll 6 4 1 - 11 166. as Auk 15 .11M.et Aostrella (I NAN) YON Immo 1 4 +pm .... 110.00'' 111 LaCe.U.C666:I4 11 ,-- ..... - b\ 11 Vas a lismore . 11.N.AN4 I:it.• .• ). IN 1 1 11110 I Oa' -. I THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 9, 1861. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocx. The railway share market to-day is better. An average improvement of I to 4 per cent. has taken place in met of the leading stocks. Mid land is in chief demand. Loudon and North Western stock is now quoted 934 to 944 ; Great Western, 71 to 4 ; Midland, 1204 to 121 ; Lanca shire and Yorkahire, 1094 to 4 ; South Eastern, 80 to I ; Caledonian, 9131 to 4 ; Eastern Counties, 49 to 4 ; and Great Northern, 109 to 110. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet at 4to 4 die., ez div. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock is somewhat lower. Great Western of Canada shares are dull. WIDMANN MAIM AND NTOCEL IL lim IRAILWAYS. Ora. W.I. taws VW. INAglita.ApCliss.Jur 111,11 mil Tyro IloseasalserdAlid.C BryMpll fail /mkt . . . lOork 6-11s-1-la sed leindis — .... Di. • • iodic mat DebDs. II bi l sal p.alspdglisl Dest.Patits. &AWL INA allos, Midi • De._ Sleek :La 11o7clk 110 611100.010 sad Gimp 11d1a0rClortly Doges 011 rorY Sad Otri• lra 100 • IL Weston 011 OnolNorthat4oYtH 100 Orest SNUG= 100 ro. • 0104 l iami L a i 111 - 7 - ot OL tleatb•Wiel (IrL) Omit Wellies D&lbristVeleaLlik Y _ _ _ __ _ _ rLisa= saiiimmeWi aSIMI 1.,".... -- . I D.. Irp-at!!!!!....-....1 Do. Xsw De. Ikra•Datel. MIL M. We. (ii ma Ls* ~x..a..u.:~a ig iiity a W AreseslsE. . I= i snesp. aim lima MINIMA I ifillla Dram Lg. &DJ A--- 1W t I up Ix. De. 0 tress;s: : Do. York No Looks NeilikeZZawas Daft Peaks Podunseili 14 11ft=tiateal ==rJer. 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( IR _OR Wank Meal Nagy Am inlay - as lUelc NOILMOX ni_ I.i i 111 111* N 4l l 06i 41 40* 1701 1 101 1011 2} ne 9- 4 Prn Set i MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DA E) Two o'Ciocw. Although the New York exchange ooment;;;ted in the printed telegrams at a fresh fall (namely, 106 to }), thereby increasing the probability of consider able shipments of gold to America, thefunds to-day are firmer. Consols are quoted 1-16 to e per cent. higher than yesterday afternoon. The weekly court at the Bank of England has broken up without altering the rate of discount. This is "settling day" in Consols. English railway stocks have experienced a partial recovery. This being Ascension Day, the Paris Bourse is closed. Consols are officially marked 911, /, and for money, and 921 for the account. The present quotations are 911 to for money, and 921 " sellers," for the 6th of June. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 232 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 90, 891 ; New Three per Cents., 891, 1, 90 ; New Two-and-s-Half per Cents., 751 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1011, 1,1, f; ditto, for account, 1011 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 96}, f ; ditto Bonds, 15e., 20s. die. ; Ex chequer Bills, 104., ss. dia. The foreign stook market is inactive. Turkish bonds are steady. The Loan of 1854 is quoted 701 to 711, and that of 1868, 551 to 58. Mexican bonds exhibit no recovery. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 871 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Centa., 641 (exchange 12f1.) ; Chili= Three per Cents., 701; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 831 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 221 ; New Grenada Active, 161 ; Portuguese Three Iper Cents., 1863, for account, 471, 1 ; the Committee's Certificates, 61; Turkish Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 661; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1001. About 20,0001. in gold was bought by the Bank yesterday. Th 6103,7481. by the Tyne, from Brazil, goes abroad. The Oneida, for Brasil, will take to-day 15,0001. in silver and HOC in gold. Increased amounts of specie are being sent to America. The Edinburgh, which left yesterday for New York, took Kosa and the Persia on Satur day will probably take a Lue sum. The L i verpool cotton mar ket remains firm. The sales yesterday amounted to 12,000 bales. The Manchester Guardian of yesterday says "Several power-loom manufacturers in different Iparte of the district have stopped payment within a few days. To-day it has become known that George Moorhouse, near Burnley, working 1,100 looms, has failed. His debta are stated at 20,0001." The ammo journal states that the circumstances connected with the failure of Mr. Henry Walmsley " have excited a great deal of criticism." His estate shows a deficiency of 104,3831., as already mentioned. A meeting took place on Tuesday, at Manchester, of the creditors of Mr. Joseph Sutcliffe, commission agent. According to an approximate statement, the liabilities reach 32,1141., and the assets 13,5131. With re:eronoe to the bill claims, Mr. Sutoliffe ad mitted that the major portion represent accommo dation paper, some of which he bad got discounted at a rate, including interest and oommission, equal to 20 per cent. and upwards. He was unable to tell the creditors the exact number of his home, but did not think he owned so many as thirty when he stopped payment. He added that a year and nine months ago he possessed a bona fide capi ta of from 17,0001. to 18,0001. A resolution was adopted appointing a committee of investigation, which is to report to another meeting. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 7,3511., owing chiefly to Chester Rao's, which fall one week later this year; the Great Western a decrease of 1,1401.; the Great Northern adeorease of 1,9661. ; the Lan cashire and Yorkshire an increase of 1,015/. ; and the London and South Western an increase of 1,6861. The traffic on the 1,004 miles of the South Austrian line of the Lornhardo-Venetian Railway Company for the week ending April 29 wa543,2711., being 17,0871. more than in the corresponding week of 1860 on 687 miles; and that on the Lombardo- Venetian line 40671., showing an increase of 1,184/. The receipts on the Central Italy branch from Plaisance to Bologna, a distance of 91 miles, ' were 3,2931., being 9421. more than last year. The Submarine Telegraph Company have notified that, in addition to being able to send telegrams to Marseilles, Trieste, and Malta, to catch the outward mails to India, China, Australia, Egypt, etc., they can be sent to Corfu and Smyrna, as steamers leave the former place direct for Alexandria on the 13th and 29th of every month, and from the latter place every alternate Sunday in the month, commencing from the 12th inst. A special meeting of the West Midland Railway Company is called for the 30th instant, to autho rise a lame to the Great Western Railway Com pany "of all that portion of the undertaking of the West Midland Railway Company to which the powers of leasing under the existing acts of parlia ment apply." It is evident from this that parlia mentary sanction to this portion of the project is not to be applied for. Application is, however, to be made to parliament "for any further powers which may be required for the amalgamation of the Great Western Railway Company and the West Midland Railway Company,aml their undertakings, or for the lease or purchase of the whole undertak ing of the West Midland Railway Company to or by the Great Western Railway Company." An extraordinary meeting of the Tewkesbury and Malvern Railway Company is called for the 21st instant, to authorise the exercise of the com pany's powers for borrowing upon mortgage or bond a sum of 48,0001. The report of the directors of the Inter-Colonial Royal Mail Steam Packet Company recommends a dividend on the original and new shares at the rate of 7i per cent. per annum, free of income tax, for the ast half year. At the annual general meeting of the Peninsular and North African Steam Navigation Company, held yesterday, Captain George Bayley (Elder Brother of the Trinity House) in the chair, the accounts submitted were unanimously adopted. The divi deud declared was 4 per oent, payable on the let of June. A complimentary vote of thanks was given to the directors. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the last' Stock Exchange list : 1111W11030. —AB is ooe British and Foreign, 161 ex dies. ; Regis, 7 ; Globe, 1001 ; Ouardien, 511 ; Indemnity Marine, 137 ; Law Life, 81 ex div. ; London and Provincial Marine, 2 ; Marine, 100 ; Ocean Marine, 91, Bf, 9 ; Mimi; 160 ex dlv. ; Rock Life, 81 ex div. ; Union, 272, 2731 ; Thames sod Mersey Marine, 31 ; Universal Marine, 24. des Light and Coke. Greet Central, 101 ; Imperial. 81 ; ditto New, 571, 57 ; London, 681, 70 ; Phoenix, 71 ; West miaster Chartered, 711 ; ditto New, 194, 1 ; Western. 16g ex dir. ; ditto New, 4 ex div. Docks.—East sad West India, 117 ; London, 49, 4 4. Waterworks.—Berlin, 41 ; Southwark and Vauxhall, II& With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows: The market is London fee American securities continues very sensitive to the tenor of advisee by each mail as it arrives. The serious character of those last received has produced a depressing effect on States stocks and railroad bonds ; the latter are more freely offered for sale, without meeting buyers, although is many eases a price would be accept ed which would leave a large margin on the lest quotations received from New York. Mona shires have been largely dealt in from 38 to 40 discount, closing :641 discount exactly. 1144 e shares have ruled from 181 to 191. Tho following is from Mews. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co. s monthly hide circular : The hide market during the past month has been ex asediagly inactive, Its tone being very quiet, with but a limited home sad export &mead. Salted hides : The ten• assay of this market has been to slightly lower prima South American have held their way batter than most do moriptioas, the stock oontiauing small, and holders tirni in thee demands. The males made are, however, very limited. Anetralian were in fair demand for export, but the borne trade were hut small buyers These hides are Id. per lb. lower than they were upon the Bth ult. Cape : For these hides a steady &mead has been experienced, and, consider. ing the quality of the hides offered, extreme prime have hem nailed. Hone hide' : The sales made were at a de cline of 4d. to CA. per hide upon malted, while dry have add at prevkaae rata. Sophsh market hides have been seam at prices generally in favour of buyers at the several marbea days held during the month. East India kips :At the bsh series of public sales a steady demand prevailed for killalb consumption cad export generally at previous rates'; but at the last eerie cal 7 • limited inquiry was experienced, at a dachas of Id. to gd. per lb., except for hides of it ae u: lily, which met with a fair demand, and in most realised former prices. The leather market continues to rule irregularly, some factors reporting a limited, whir others speak of • fair business being done. Pricea however, mostly in favour of buyers ; but the sne weather and easier money ought, we think, to be bent to the trade. WcossisneY Isairwe. Console, which closed yesterday at 911 to / , for money and to-morrow's settlement, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at : 91 "sellers." For the June account the price o at 92/, and closed at 92 to 1-16. The offi ness report is at follows :—Three per Cent. Gonna% for money, 91/, I ,• ditto for account (May 9), NI, I ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89k, 90 ; Net Three per Ceuta., 891, 90 • Thirty Years Annui ties, 1886, 151 ; Bank StPck, 232, 233/ ; India Ave per Cent. Stock, 101,1 ; ditto for account, 101/ ; ditto Scrip, 1011 ; ditto Four per Cent. De bentures, 1858, 96*; ditto 1859, 961, ; ditto Bonds, 20s. du. ; Five per Cent " earned" rupee rxr, 944, 93/ ; ditto Fire-and-a-Rolf per Cast, "continuation" on Consols to the /hoe . tax ; un i t i :r e as qual s-I to 6 t 4 i per 4 p iper c c e e n it. including t i per , annuw, withoutino the income tax. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock was last quoted 1011 to a, being again lower ; the Five per Cant rupee paper, 93i to 94* ; the Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 100 to a ; and Exchequer Bills, 9s. to da. dia., being lat. India Bonds were likewise heavy, sales being effected at 20a. die. The foreign stock market remains heavy. The shares of the Bank of Egypt were quoted rather lower to-day. Loudon Chartered Bank at Australia were inquired for. Other bank shims were steady. A of 11. took place in Royal Mail Steam, which, with 601. paid, are now quoted cely 48 to 48. Great Ship were in demand, and have risen to 6s. 9d. to 7s. 3d. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine In surance, 31 to 4 pr m. ; Thames and Messy Marine, Ito pram. ; Universal Marine L mice, gto f prem. ; London and Provincial )(s -eine, I din to par ; East India Irrigation, i is dia.; and Natal Land, Ito prem. The price of turpentine shows • reaction. Ame rican is now quoted nominally 50s. to 51s. SkITTSII au all _all rio 10 fi 11 WO 100 MO la 100 1.0 1 1 106 UM I* 190 igiLIIATL liiiiieu• • m. los. Br fo.la=l Da Itolaw' ___ Dodkarant v agodortob Stan. DO*, Ayr I. 117! ottdoreadtoplbsdiftal.. H Do. July 1, ISM ditto Do. Jamb l ik lll/4. ditto Orrope T.&& oadTroak otp.o.is.o: I Oftyloo, =or mot &don tut WWI Do. Jobbudrio Do. 4{ p. ct. NNW Do. 6 p. et de Do. do. do. 11$}40 Goolmg a Molinaro'— Moods ) ot Do a al. — ProL Do.Hoe.rist.= Do. 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W par essi. ,Was.fif Woolen at Arid IN la IN IN 10e ___ 100 100 100 100 100 Si I xd 10 100 111 yill . 111 MINE&-(THIS DAY.) Two °Twit In the mining market to-day East Wheal Grew villa shares are flatter, at 425. 6d. to 455. Gene rally, there is not much business doing. The (Met transactions have been in shares in West Caradcm, Wheal Unity, Bryn Owl ,og and Wheal Moyle. h the Stock Exchange, Wheal Trelawney shares as officially marked 14 and 14i. United Mexican MininLsharea remain dull, earl are marked 51, ISt, and 5 St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 32e to f, and Kapunda at oaks of silver, from the Wheal Ellen Mine, in South Australia, :old yesterday, contained the large 'quantity of 66 ounces of gold. The cake weighed ' 4,060 ounces. The gold was, therefore, at the rate of about 97 grains per lb. troy. A box of rich specimens from Great North Toler mine arrived yesterday morning at the offices et IN company, proving that the lode intersected saw I ten days or a fortnight since improves as the works st prosecuted. 1 Ai Wheel Us yit Dewing, yesteds the ewa e Me Awe" • Warm at li abahtier am swim o f 7041. 168.va. Asa. of 25. dd. per share Imam& COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. oosx: AVICILMAIII. Wheat. Matey. 0446 lye. Beam 16444 Ifar. 30 ADM —l3 6ft 164 374 1.1 aft 1,1 Ms 114 414 Id lO -Sr Ma ad aft 114 1,14 8.1 aft &Mt/ 74 4111 611 May 4 A waslufAig my. ... .1 Ili 4d A. Ids Urn 04 3Sa id 414 call &arr.—Wboa. ftsby, ON.. a", M44/44. 444 raft. M. Ocumm Ganz Bow L* Wm.—Whoa. 74,416; M 611% 14444: 4664, 4671; r7ft 46; bash 44011; ask la gram MAGUS 4310141341 111 1100901171014 111 101 ARUM NM OW MILT DOLING MN SIX inns Lunn). PAP & Mar. 5411 Ayahill& April.). Apellll7. Mara .. t - ..... IS 4 , • • 16 .. .1 MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.I BunAL —The market continues dull, and theie s peel want of animation is the demand. Correa—This article has a firm appearance, and prima are fully supported with a fair demand. Tai.—The demand continues limited, but prices are net altered. OoTrou.-500 bales sold at very full prices. SPICXII remain steady. litairrzwar..—The market is quiet. Tuarmatim.—Amaricen (spirits) quoted 50s. to 51ea s which le a decline of 4s. to ss. Markets generally dull to-day. TALLOW MARKIT--(THIS DAY.) The work et is steady at the following prices : Petals. burg spot, 58s. 3d. ; May to June, Ms. b We. 3d. ; October b Deosasher, nas. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THUS DAY.) The number of beasts is rather larger than it has bees tbr Let few weeks. Trade is dull except for oheiser descriptions. Prices are scarcely as good as on Mon day. sheep and lambs are more plentiful and lie trails heavy, eonesitteutly a clearance cannot be effected, although proem are not much reduced. °ahem are rather lower. Our foreign supply corer of 75 ben*. 1,200 sheep, and 166 calves ; milch cows, 140. I Pr 163680611106. 6. 4. s. 4: Per ailaseolBlbs. 60.5. 4. jam 80014 11184616. 4 1 5 0 Bad Dusts Ilf-bdsBb 6 0 16 a Boa PhortAboens . 4 4 10 Bart Logy-w 0015.... 0 0 • • Bowed qua barb; 3 4 4 Do. do. Shorn .. .48 6 • OAP, 4 1 6 21/1111 & second (mai 0 0 • • PIP 4 6 5 D. do. Shorn .... 4 0a S 11464DP•Eflf•brads 1 6 0 Lags AP. a gismo at miket, ma; swop mad abs.lm 7,00: Cans, In: *4 - EIMITIMCLD HAT MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) JOWL Smith and Co. report trade slow. Prima meadow hay. 76e. to 965. ; saperior ditto. 90a. to 106. ; inferior ditto, 60. to 60s. ; clover, old, 965. to 1195.; dad% new, wood cut, 80. to 100. ; straw, 30a. to 426. PIIOI7NCIAL MAAS MARINI'S. Lmearooy Mar IL —EMMA 1121 /61—Caledontan, 954 flea .—Zaatern Counties, • ULM I 11-16—Great Northern, 11l Wl—. Gnat Western. 70! 71—Imemenru and Twine** stock, 106} —London and North Wails= @Wit. ele—Lonclan and now& Modena, 4/4i 1161—Mandredier, and Lincoln, We Midland stock. 130 k 1161DItto new Mares, 11 lb.—North British, On C3—North Ilrdshire, 41 4 d.—North Esatern, Ber wick, PM 104—Ditto, York and North Midland, 331 90—Ditto, Leeds capital stock, 501 60—Mouth Pada% and Dover, 24 tai—• West Midland. °Fiord, 47e 48—Burtalo end fake Bunn., 4 1516 ill —Dutch Rhenish. 3 2141.—Onuid Trunk of Canada, 6 31—Grnle Leumboure, 613-16 iii—Great Western of Canada, 11-114—. Ditto oar shares, fle Central, 31.1 20 d.—Yhenslie and Mersey Insurance, 141 Lap. THE SCAHIEBRICH COLLECTION. —The important and extensive collection of the letc C. Scariabei; k, Sao.. Lancashire, will be sold on the Friday and Batut.lay of tide week, and on the two succeeding Fridays and Siiturden, at Messrs. Christie and Manson's. The first portion of the tedia a lee° vera ° ge n ii ex n a o m w p on lea vi of ew old an m d as w te " rs iit4 of of v a ano l ' ar ils: i n sc u 4 h m ie ou r b le r n . a and ey r ea t ppaarrtt Th Huyalalcu rd e lea o l D T: il: o B 4 af V h fimc i te n e ci e r . i : sP ; l i Vi erodiss. e me e lage r n am s uotez pl . e .C l:yth pall' e e las tti i-nam Clu stininik"se( Leeoa r T rpper ii% uuti CANA h D u tA i N ncTes Ci s Er ed retr a g. bo — ut T o he and poLult .. a er iL wa n of about 30 per cent. The relative numbers will be abeuaa 1,350,000 and 1,150,000, making a difference of abwels 200,000, ',bias if doubled would by no means justify eirrw the demand made by Upper Canada far an Increased nos ber of representatives in the Legislative Assembly. Lower Canada, twenty years ego, had an excess equal to that at Upper Canada now. She did not insist, though her tam. tore exceeded that of the sister province by 25 per cent. ON 50,M0 square miles), upon a number of memb ers centmene aural* with her numbers or extent. The popul.ition return of Canada am for nine years, those of the Unit e d St a te s fee ten years, anig the per ventage of increase is Canada exceeda that of the States. The population if the troika States amounted is 1050 to 2%191,576; in'lB6o it amounted to 31,429,891. tieing an increase of 353 per cent. Of thin number 4,000,000 are slaves.—Casedian News. I UD C ii.. Dew •adl gl se ff 7 - a 46 ... 4711 II lff i~~l dla dls i 1 Ilk =r 9 $ dig IF ad :I id' b - 1 al - • - - ". ,• .... 13* 1 : 1 24 74 -1111 AIL ) • 0 6.2.8 St. 1116. , 4111,AV L 10.,. I i I. 41. Sfil.i. . li . 10.f.T. mitt di I likTfdd ril i 71 Lts. tOl Ps .... Intl See i - 111 Si I us IA a I/ 4 ! !SO. II Is. 1 17 01_ _le iis sii r 46 HO 106 116 4 I 104 II 16 16 16 IN I - 13. 14