The Express. — London, England, 1861-05-13 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (TSUI DAY.) COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Satins at Nisi Prins at Westmineter.—(Beforo the Lord Chief litres ail a Special Jury.) THE REV. MR. HATCH'S CASE HATCH V. LAWIR AND L!WIS. This case, which occupied all Friday and Saturday, was resumed this morning, when Mr. Lewis, the senior partner in the firm, was maned for examination. He stated the various steps be bad taken s•ottorney for Mr. Hatch prior to his trial, mid that be had 10 utdowns.leteetive, named lirOllOUU, to =Aka 01111:0600 sato the Plummer.. He proceeded to say —1 solemaly deny that I ever asked Mrs. Hatch as to the guilt or ianoceace of her husbaud. I was called us a witness at the trial of Eugenia Plummer, and lied volunteered to state that Mr. Hatch was desirous of calling witnesses on his trial besides th.oe as to character. I heard no more of Mr. Hatch until the 12th Nov. iu the following year. Mr. Chambers—lt appetrs to me that the witness is re. prating Mr. Seriesut Shoes speech. Mr. Seri...out shoe—N„ ; the funny ;mart of the thing is that it is in Mr. rhambers's speech. .t letter loin Mr. Hatch to Mr. Paaamore Edwanls, vi be:dm,/ lien to he a witness as to character 00 his trial, was lion put in, t.getiler with a letter from Mr. Hatch to the witness, giving wane suggestioos for his defence. rross.exammed by Sir. Chambers--My first visit to Horesnionger•lane gaol was on the 214 November. (Ilamling in a diary.) I make up that diary myself every evening. Sometimes my brother makes au entry. Mr. Cha books. mbers, you will understand there am privat e °striae in our Mr. Chandlers —Oh, Mr. fowls, I will not betray you- Witmon—l am quite sure of that, but my clients ought ad blest., trust you. Mr. Chambers —I me an entry, "Hiller and Cu. of Care. street." Was that bailie.. dose by you on Moo Say, the bid I' Witne.a—Xn, by my brother. Mr. fierjeaat Mbee--I really think my learned friend Iles DO right to read out the names in these private entries. Mr. Chambers I think I am pursuing the proper coures. The Lord Chief Boron—l think you have no right tonsil the entries is this hook except by indulgence, and yes ought not to read any entry but what applies to the ease. Mr. Chamhers—l want no indulgence, my lord, lo this cave. I eland on strict law. . The Lord Chief Baron —You have a right to look at all the oitrioa nastier( to Mr. Match. Witness--1 eon t. 41 you how 1 pawiad the entire day. The Lord Chief harm lam afraid, Mr. Lewis, in telling up how you pupal that day it will take up too much of this day. (TN can was praandiag when oar report loft.] THE POLICE UOURTE (THIS DAT.) MANSION-HOUSE. ism?, .1 F IMISBERT. A nierctahly-dresed youag maii.nonot ---- I Jam lelkr, Shwa 24 Years of age. dreeribiag himself as a Jeweller, re ading at Lewisham. in Kent, mar br o ught beam Sir Oinks charged with bereg a pommies of four ini-paind nano hank wars, forsolog a 'loran al an seelawan of s, cheques. am, addressed to Merin. Pnwoott and Qw e bunkers. Lona. e Mr. Willoaro P.neell, brother to the solicitor to the Post. din appowrwl sopp srt the prosecution ; and Mr. West on attended for the !Wears. Mr. PeriWeile.iTtiaTou - i.he 27th of February the Lis. roladone and linikay Hank in Louth remitted to M. Prescott and Co., is Lomb's, LAW, which they eedoisi is a letter, which hitter should hare bets r0..1v0l is the tedium, coons t h e seat day, bet it hal never bees mewed, and is entiesqueoce of that hied. ally had hoes published giving a description of the sons, aid is. of them wee left at the otlosuf Mr. Depute, of No. 1, Moines, mosey chooser and 'omits banker. Os Saturday lest the primmer went to Mr. Destde Aloe, esti =led tsw /...pound eoustry basik.seee, which Mr. Memoir to the Lill, awertaised to form a poetics of the sot.. inestioool there. Mr. Omits iminednitely Best for • mbeenian asd rolim.coset.d.le Carter, No. est, hammed lemeistelr to be Met outside, and th e prissier was gives Mtn ~Way. Mr. Jame Deets primed t a, Lt e te u rieoser's haw* per anted the fear setae to be The rare constable w ent whim be took the lies sestedy be told leAwes, aril be that a are was ewer sale with weer la this treeetry, and that he bed hem& them is Paris at a r= e llu;gee. end bed gives Wk. pee IL for them. He Irk et &Owl aeles. ead the Ineerrehamer or Ohm setae were as seed as Beak el Imbed metes la laghted. sad that the dilemma wallet aely be lel la the IL, MAW of le Tee Leters, haw* Miami whiraesek ma seer ether artistes awe INN epee the phew at seem The ell er added Met be had received ielleverdise elide lad bier to believe the sees were Nein. awl it the wat wee teemded he sheen be aide to olitsisemes births, hderwatile. prinear we.eeordiagfy remanded. MAILLBOROUGEMTREET. 1111711CLAST 11111= TEARS AGM Mass Co/maw, 10, Denritarit.plaoe, described ii a maul &der, was ehmged with feloniously breaking and amen% tie house 40, Kingetreet, Moho, and stealing • of the value ci 161., sod other pro- PI% beigiche to Mr. James Muller, watch and cloch e/gm, the burglary taking plane in December, 1837. Mr. Jaws Muller said k premien were broker' open on Me liaselay before Chrielmee, 1857, and anioept other BMWs' the ebronoeneeer produced, and the watch de eon- Mabee seem' I 'ollyer, were tam away. He wee fetched at 12 at sight front Camden-toms, and es arriving at Kim deed found the outer door aed two Imam deem !woken spa. awl that an attempt had bees =de is tam apse a Chubb'. safe. The property takes away was worth are Was Mr. Wm. l'kUent, of 46, Oietlenelneet Beak beetasker, mid he met th e p r i mmer at pubile-beesete Dan and Cantons, mit Pulteeey street, between iwsad (oar years ago, when be asked him to buy a time-Giese, sod he told him that he would do so if it suited hies, sad the sane day the prisoner awl another man brought the chronometer produeed, and he pail one of them either 41. or 4f. lin. for it, Maim wee riot Bare which man he paid. Sergeant Chute* Cole said in December, 1857, he received information of the burglary ; sad slthough at the time he swipseteil the primmer to beam of the melt, he could notget loftiest evidence till a month ago. At that time he went to the lad wituemie Louse, in Castleetreet Eaat, and on going apitairs, and telling him he believed he had bought a cheioneeter, he said he hail. and took him to a stationer's in Marshall-street, when he had left it, and at once handed it ewer to him. He then kept a link-out for the prisoner, and het sight monsede.l in apprehending him at the Crown pablic.home, Creernmtreet, !lobo. He said to the prisoner "Toni, I want you," calling him outside the house, and un telling hint the charge, he said, " Me, Mr. Cole, I've t a k e n 1, " welch , but rn. 64 one. innocent." He (Cole) wdemo.ediel furs reamed, ea he expected to have further Ind. , hioner mild be hail bought watch glues' at proseeskiee mone wall times within the past three years, and why was he 'not given into c•tstody before. Mr. Tyrwititt remanded him for a week. NV IZTM I NSTEH. - ncuvrxrrii AT 'aNTODTTTA ABBEY HTLAGIOTa SIZTICTS. nom. .Vadry, a young IMO of short staters, MY ilmzeol before Mr. Arnold with attempting to iiick pockets .!uno g the religious services at Westminster Abbey, yes. Web, A IV% • ileteetive, sail that shout 4 o'clock previous afternoon, be was on duty in plain rlobe., in Westminster 11.1.ee, where there was • large o:nlatine. Ile RA. oi•er where the primer d m company of another men, Minding . h' a..., slang them puohing about among the va. induced to watch their m o tions, when he lOW it .ften realm several attenipta to pick the pockets of Wiles . 6 • 1 trolls...lm He went lop to the pioneer, and told him out of the abbey. The prisoner left, anal was followed IA anion; Who owe the prisoner into custody? yr.Arnold-1i the pioneer known? Witnese-1 have no keowledge him but if he is re sanded there a. no &el* he will be recognised as an mem 'V. of tkieve• PTIOSOneII encrirani"o mails hi sieve A ulk pocket hoodheichisi was found uroin the prisoner. Mr. .%runkl—Du you know soothing of the prisoner? Witooti— I have wee him frequeotiv shout the Surrey Limn is the emesemy el pickpockets sad notorious The ;rimer was remeadid. Tilt Sr,criav QrgicTrow AT Dr lILIIr.—n• io t•ratitd committee which w oppoing the opening Or the hub : I iftrJeti on Mondays. loki their dews before kis ES 011.sev the Lord Lieutroant on Friday. After wrearel corakeisal the deputation had spokes, the Lon! Lieutenant *Pad at Irene length. He dol be reeell,oll the represent d inch a deputation a. that before him with all the Oare d to which thee were entitled. He should, at the roe time. entire. his recent that he had ad bent able to labs µ'maw view ,4 the puddle as thee had. He had not Ulm .trp he initiating the IDOTOTIWei for I ttrag of dm _Name Gerdes. epee Sunday. Her geTereemee W Were these ropremadatinaa of the so jerk and they talk ieclleed mad Joinder to open the gardens on Sunday t• dine way as analogues prides were Open to the We low.I•e. They sited his own opinion on the lel huireAwee, that Is was favourable to the l 'ng on the moue fest* re the Zoological :a the Park. Rare that time • correapeedseee bed „ l imb *in ma betw een th e gorerandat and Royal a "bt.r. Thad rorryllowkno• had not concluded, W i n 1 . , * met big Inds to Imerfere with its proven. He limit il iM4 that be. views did not outsells more fully with Shed Nth. depatatam, but be was booed to communieste whelk had IMO lad before him to hie collaided .omen • .th All . didad. Aapreulall of the respect to which th e deputed= THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1861. SUBMARINE TZLEORAPH COMPANY. (ram DAY.) This afternoon a special meeting of shareholders was held at the London 'hewn, for the purpose of electing three directors, and considering certain anonymous state• meats which had been made respecting the company. Sir J. CAMIICHAEL, who presided, said that the meet ing had been called to elect three directors, and to consider certain anonymous statements which had been published respecting the company. It was for the share holders to determine whether they would proceed at once to the election of directors, or whether they would have a further answer to the statements which had been published, and which the directors had already ►nswered by a circular. Mr. I'ONNTIWAIM did not think that a meeting of that kind was the best to investigate such ugly charges ea had been made against the directors. A special committee ought to he appointed for the purpose of investigation. Mr. Horror' thought the p►esent meeting should in the fleet place hear the statement of the directors. Mr. Try, thought the directors should take their own MUM. The ReelexArt said he was quite ready to adopt that MUM. Mr. Aywnyt said that the present meeting was not the best for considering matter. of • personal nature. He be lieved there wan an attempt made by certain parties to depreciate the property of the company. Certain state , meats had been made, of which he was not the author, that some of the wires of the company were gradually iletoriat , ing, that there was no reserve fund, and that the balance I which existed appeared on both sides of the account. I The committee of investigation had not inquired I properly into the affairs of the company. The speaker proceeded sodded great interruption and calls of " time " I to give the history of the company, rat then said that the real point they had to inquire into was how far some of the directors were justifid in becoming con tractor, of the line and making a profit thereby. (Hear, hear.) In order that thin circumstance might be inquired into he 'imposed that a committee of investigation should be appointed. It appeared that there was a gentle , man at the hoard who had written certain letters which were now in the hands of the police of Pans, with a view, as he believed, of instituting criminal proceedings. He would read some of those letters. _ Mr. T. ATICINP.I said that it would he unfair to read thous letters if they were not the originals. Mr. ACITM maid he had not the originals, but he had photographs of them. Mr. ATIIIIMON protested against the letters being read at the present crisis of their affairs, when they had only to the :10th of June to obtain a renewal of the concession, and mittee opponents were in the field. Mr. Dtglx mid that the letters ought to be prorineed before the committee of investigation. But then they ought not to refuse Ito hear the letters and then refuse the cum of investigation. (Hear) Several proprietors expressed an opinion that the letters outnot to be read. proceedings were going on when we went to pram, and were not likely to be terminated till a late hour. ARRIVAL OP THE SALAMANCA TROOP SHIP. PLYMOUTH, MONDAY, 10 A.D. The transport Salamanca, Captain Liveaey, be lt:4oDi to Messrs. Dunbar, hae arrived is the Channel with 700 rank and Ole, in charge et Cwt. Venablee, 97th Lieut. Graham, 6th; Fisher, feed ; and Dr. Thistleton, 3 3 th. Also Lieut. Lampe's, 34th, sad Miura. White and Blunt. One cabin paoreuger jumped overboard, and wan drowned. The Salamaoca has • fall cargo of rice, linseed, silk, Mdigu, copper, and wool YORK.—(TIIIB DAY.) (sr ammo Taagiumg.) Soßowleg laws boos arrived:—Angelo. The Prophet. lady Louisa, VIM Lord. Horace, Lopcsicher, Bolirorro, and asst Bob. lA Z ik o a oross is is good ordsr. PorriarTos or GLAROOW, —The Gla yaw. Daily Herold of Saturday contains t long analysis; of the popula tion of Glarow, as shown by the recent census. It appears that the present population of Glasgow, including the suburbs of Patrick, (lovas, Hill-head, Paisley-tad, amounts to 446.303. la 1851 the population of the mime dist:Ulm was MOJA The nerease therefore is 14.107. The importation of the cif r is 400,142, of whoa 63,574 are Irish, 10,1100 F.eglls B27 foreigners, 1,440 solo nista, and 118 not ascertained. CAPTAIN RIPKIITTeN COLLRPTION OV WORKS OF Aar. —The sale of this collectios erecladed use Friday, at Mr. Phillips's Rooms, in New Boodetreet. The following were • few of the principal gems :—Frimele (Petit*. 333447. Four fine specimens—Le Marquis de Leave* oral. Is a richly clued deep gold frame, with enamel bor der ; Louis XIV. in armour. ornamental with gold &nee ded* oval, gold ;ad enamel frame ; Louis XIV., costumed r a warrior, in oval gold frame, with blue enamel border ; and Maori de Loraine, Dec de Guise, Greed Chamberlain et Frassee-92/. (Attenberough and Boom). 313. A gold omarosetal work of the most costly and exqui site deeign, representing the facade of • mansion approached by steps, with a garden in front, in which are grouped • sportsman, with his dog and gun, and a variety of birds, he., formed of pearls, gold, and rare stones, 4.1 84 = with Roe brilliants, rubies, emeralds, ioPtin Is the upper part a timepiece is introduced, set rou with relies and brilliants ; the whole an extraordinary specimen of Übe goldanitlis art —3061. (Benjamin). 348. A megniecent oval goid box, the belt chased in subjects of young Bacchus, and Bacchanalian boys disporting ; the lid and reverse en riched with two exquisite enamel portraits by Print. repre senting Marie Louise d'Alene, sad the Marechal deCctinat, in oral gold settings, on groundwork of blue enamel-1401. Rthenek). 319. A superb Louis XV. so off -box, literal toren. enamelled in the most exquisite manner, relieved by chased gold scrolls; on the lids beautiful medellioa of P7gmalioa and the Suite., and on the reverse and round the sides five enh jecta of Cupids, in transparent enamel-ISW. (Poole). 3110. A magnificent oval gold hox, of the period of Louis XV., splendidly chased in trophies and allegories ; the lid. re verse, and skies, enriched with six exmilite medallion enamels, representing the forging the Armen( Yam, Bacchus ' in his chariokleupids, trophies, ice ; a ported 'sea of art -1911. (Atteobormrh). 373. An oblong box, compoud of live panels, of the finest pies; work, in settings of chased gold of different colours, the lid embellished with an eapusite miniature of a lady of the time of Louis XV.-1051 (Graves). 374. A rnagnificentdmeal Louis XV. gold box, beautifully chased and enamelled, with six metalline subjects to primal,, relieved by borders of pink enamel, end chased gold settings and devious ; a perfect gem of art--221 gui. uses (King). 375. A stick handle, of crystal d e rocci, carved in the must exquisite manner to represent a =hum, enriched with fine b illiant., sapphires, rubies, and emeralds —l7ll. (F. Davis). 3101. A splendid mother-o'-pearl and gold box, the top sides holy chased in scrolls and figures ; and another, rosily fine, designed in gold, pearl, and shell-work, representing Chinese figures, buildingo , kc.- 124/. (Lord Norranton). The fourth day's sale exceed:4 13,,Z50f. ; total amount of the four days, 10,6301. The high prior throe beautiful works of art have obtained show bow highly the public appreciate oath gems when an opportunity present. &Mir securing them. We are matured they have realised mere this double their original cost. ROYAL NATAL FERAL! SCHOOL—The annual meeting of the supporters of this ached was held on Satur day, in the Lecture-hall of the United Service Institution, Whitehall, the Earl of Shrewsbury and Talbot in the chair. Captain Mamie, R.N., rend the 2fith annual report, of which the following is an abstract :—M6 pupils were at pee seat in the school, of whom 68 were paying the reduced scale of 191. per year, 4 being parentless, sod 29 having hot their fathers ; pupils were paying the sum of 40/. per annuni,}nd 5 were received, by recommeadatioes of the Cnnuniseinner* of the Patriotic Fund. at a yearly payment of bl. each. The income of the veer had been exceeded by the expenditure, and 126/. had been taken by the directors from the donation fund to make up the deficiency. A &nation of 1100/. had been remind front Lieut. &elders Dordas, arid soother of liaM. from en unknown friend. Lemke had also Men received of HU. from the executory of the late Commander Bowertenk, and of lit/. from Miss &mu The legacy of 1.0019., left by the Ude John Hines, Req., and noticed in the last annual report, had not yet been received ' • and another legacy of /MN. would become payable on N .i death of the testator. The house and pre Weer had been paid for, but the VOX contributed from the Patriotic Fund bad been devoted to that peewee. sod the schools, in consideration of that sum, were bound to receive five pups in perpetuity, at • payment of SI. each per annum. The financial statement showed the total re ceipts for the year to be 4,17;1/. Gs. 8.1., which, deducting expealiture, hilt a Telaace of 671. The directors bad 9,001 W. invested. The adoption' of the evert wee moved by Sir George Banks, senualeil by Admiral MOOD, and carried. RAILWAY Arilnavri.—A very deplorable accident happened on the Severn Valley Railway last week. A workman named Pugh and anothet were in an engine pit, looking to see if the engine hart been properly cleaned. The " pit " is what its name ex plorer, • hole dog in the ground to enable the bottom of the rem to be cleaned. Pugh was coming out of the hale when the engine began to move, and both his legs were crustiest to pieces. The unfor tunate man was conveyed to the hospital, where refused to take chloroform, and he witnessed, without shrinking, the amputation of both legs. Another fearful catastrophe is recorded to have taken plus on Saturday, near Littlebormigh. oo the Lancashire sued Yorkshire Railway. A young fellow earned Jame. Rawson, who, it is said, had been drinking on Friday night, deliberately LW himself acmes the mils when a goods train was coming up, and hie body was of emirse crushed in two by the heavidy.larlea waggons. Ma nekeeter Itrominer. AN ArriscoNtige ?Rolf HoLVFIZAD.--Great con eternatioo has seised the inhabitants of this part of the Want by the absconding of Mr. Griffith Evans, of C.aergeiliog, corn merchant, to America. leaving debts unpaid itmennting to upwards of 5,030 f., with meetly any assets to meet them. From his politico as • Calvinistic methodist minister, and a very popular preacher, his credit stood well in the country ; but his sudden exit has created quite a panic ▪ • numerous class of farmers and some respectable tredeinnee. He wit only turned his beck upon his creditors in a dishonourable way, hot left his little children to the merry of the world—their mother having very recently died.— Carnarvois Herald of Saturday. M 11.117.11, eith.ap.e.Jasehair I N Is 15.115 Sal Natteatap.a.lWANapl I M la KM el. WAIN& *al Jus.agsay NW IS UM &NOW N. 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I I I Alm 10',I II WARS L1528.--(THIS DAY.) Two o'Czocz. The railway share market to-day is better, owing chiefly to the news from America. An aver age advance of 1 to f per cent. has taken place in most of the principal stocks. London and North Wes tern is now quota' 93f to ; Great Western, 711 to fi Midland, 1211 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1094 to 1 ; South Eastern, 80 to i ; Caledonian, 901 to 1 ; Eastern Counties, 491 to 1 ; and Great Northern, 1094 to 1101. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have fur ther advanced, being quoted 1 to f dis. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock is more inquired fur. Great Western of Canada shares are rather flat. `I Tit I wan.esys. rums Mess I salsa way eirtarday. 118 I p.n. Irsa„W &Moor VaL Art.,LraLAClraisso Illsekbaro Myth and Tye' Boston. 8101./s dry49l !ad Nuke . u . if 6 7 IS 100 N Ni Icark -- asd — llsodca - .. -. • w — si — Do. • j A so div. *MUG D i Dublin and ip.o.b ilhst psid Jam. Dited..Pseth. &AWL/a lislara • Aa rdke leases Ualos. 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Newp. 5 pet Prof. Do.do.porp. 6p.a. prof. ii ii Se SI N IN IN 113 IN 108 100 110 114 108 In 114 as N IN 111 70 77 113 111 110 111 101 1011 10d 100 N 1110 N el N N 101 1011 Si 10 17 10 104 1 7 0f 74 0 10 91 10 104 11 114 109 I not, ali —. i I. 121 i i i li Pal us us 113 us 137 133 113 US 101 IN ISO 166 12$ 131 sal i Dm VO . Ti 76 SS ST 121 141 126 127 L Ime 70 i l2+- 124 US M 1.11 111 1111 a o i r - 1/41 109 111 i.e 110 1 11 1. , n 91 91 Par *Pm -.. 1110 100 100 1011 100 1011 . Pak 100 all 10 71 _l6 MONEY MARKET.--(THIS .041.) Two o'CLoci. Owing chiefly to the somewhat more reassuring character of the news from America, an advance of 1-16 to per cent. has taken place to-day in the funds. In English railway stocks the average im provement is #to per cent. Business in the Stock Exchange generally is limited. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 69fr. 50c., being bc. better than on Saturday. - - - - - Consols are officially marked 911 and 91/ for money, and 92 for the account. The present quota tions are 911 for cash, and 92, "'tellers," for the 6th of June. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cents. Reduced, 892, ; New Three per Cents., 89/, ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 101/ ; ditto, for account, 1011 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 961; ditto Bonds, 205., 16s. dis. ; Exchequer Bills, 46., 3s. die. In the foreign stock market the principal inqui ries have been for Mexican Bonds, which have im proved, being last marked 23. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 701 to 71, and that of 1868, 561 to 56. In other descriptions there is no movement of importance. Sales are recorded as follows :—Bra zilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents.. 1858,872 ; Mexi can Throe per Cents., for account, 221, 23 ; New Granada Active, 16 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 471 ; Ruasian Three per Cents., 1869, 601 ; Sardinian Five per Cents. ,811; Spanish New Deferred Threeper Cents., 42f ; ditto Passive, 161 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 701 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 551, 1. The Kent has arrived from Melbourne, with 104,0001. in specie ; and the steamer La Plata, from the West Indies, with 85,0001. The exact amount of specie shipped for New York by the Persia on Saturday was 236,0001. The monthly return of the Bank of France, as made up to Thursday last, the 9th of May, shows the following results (the exchange taken at 25f. to the pound) : Coin and bullion Bills discounted lncrease 1,780,000 Notes in circulation lncrease 880,000 Private Increase 70,000 Advances on public sectuitiss Increase 400 000 The increase in the coin and bullion is a favour able feature. The large increase in the bills discounted suggests the idea of some revival of trade in Franco, but this is hardly con fi rmed by the tenor of the private accounts. The letters by the Australian mail were deli vered this morning, being the very day on which the mail is due by the terms of the contract, although the distance is 12,000 miles, and there are repeated transhipments. This is another instance of the regularity with which the service is performed under the present arrangements of the Peninsular and Oriental Company. The Australian steamer arrived at Point de Ogle three days before her time. _ At Lloyd's, 15s. premium has been paid on out ward bound American ships to India and Australia. Messrs. Lascaridi and Co. have placed their affairs in the hands of Messrs. Coleman, Turquand, Youngs, and Co., for the purpose of submitting a statement to their creditors. United States Five per Cents., the price of which in ordinary times is about 93, are quoted 70 to 72. The bonds to bearer of the United States Six per Cont. Loan, due in 1868, are quoted 80 to 83. Latterly the pries in ordinary times has been about par. Three or four years ago, when the Federal treasury was very full, the government employed a portion of its surplus balances in redeeming bonds of this loan. The price in the market then 'being about 106, the government named either 115 or 116 as the rate which it was willing to pay instead of waiting for the maturity of the bonds in 1868. At thisprioe, which contrasts "remarkably with the presentquotation, a considerable amount was sent in and redeemed. In order to consider the propriety of selling the Great Eastern, and the price at which she may be sold, the directors of the Great Ship Company have determined to call a special general meeting of the shareholders for the 31st inst. The articles of asso ciation require at least fourteen days' notice to be given, but to avoid such a loss of time a prelimi nary meeting will be held on Friday next, the 17th instant, at the London Tavern, at 1 o'clock, when the wishes of the proprietors tan be expressed, and the more formal resolutions deferred till the 31st instant. The following letter, which has been addressed to the secretary of the Mediterranean Extension Tele graph Company by . a respectable Liverpool firm, proves the great improvement which has taken place in the telegraphic correspondence between this country and Malta since the new government has boon installed at Naples : H. C. Orton, Esq. (CM./ Liverpool, May 9, 1861. Dear Sir,—You will be glad to hear that our last telegram via Malta was very successful. Wo give you the &tea on which we received advice' from Bombay up to the 12th April, 1861, via. :—Yer telegram via Malta, oo 2nd, at 9.55 a.m. ; per telegram vin Marseilles, on 4th, at 4.0 p.m. per telegram via Marseille, on 6th , at 1.30 p.m. You will see that the Malta telegram beat the Marseilles so less than 54 hours. We hope, both fur your sake and ours, that you will continue to do this.—We remain, L.c. lento Bfurrnaas. The London District Telegraph Company have just commenced au arrangement for supplying the current debates to members of parliament and other subscribers at their private residences during the evening sittings of the house. A brief summary of the passing debates is telegraphed each half-hour from the House of Commons to any of the com pany's stations from which the reports are circu lated, when the necessary number of espies are made and thence delivered at the subscribers' resi dences. The men belonging to the curie of win missionaires deliver the reports, as, in consequence of the occasional late hour at which the house rises. men are more suitable than the usual class et telegraph messengers. The Directors of the Oriental Inland Steam Company have made a fifth call of 21. on the A, B, and new issue shares, payable by the 13th July. A special meeting of the London s t ud S o uth Western Railway Company is called for the 30th instant, to consider the expediency of amalgamating with or purchasing the Wimbledon to Epsom line of the Wimbledon and Dorking Company, and also the undertaking of the Chard Railway Company. In "A Brief Discourse on Wine" (Denman, Fen church-street) there is furnished au exceisliugly readable collection of facts bearing upon the cul ture and produce of the vine in the vr.rious parts of the world. The author's object is to show " how to choose wine and how to use it." The wines of France, Germany, Hungary, South Africa, ka, are each noticed briefly, but in a light and agreeable strain. SATURDAY ETIND/O. Consols, which closed yesterday at 92, "sellers," for the Gth of June, opened and closed at 91i to 92. For money the last price was 91/ to I. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. Consuls, for money, 911, ; ditto, for account (June 6), 91i ' 92 ; Three per Cent& Re duced, 891, ; New Three per Ceuta., 891, L ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 101{ ; Five-sad-a-lEl4f per Cent. " enfaoed" rupee paper, 100. The Five per Cent. rupee paper was quoted 93.4 to 94 • the Five-and-a-Han per Cent., 99} to 100 ; and Exchequer Bills, 94. to iis. dig. In the foreign stook market there was scarcely any business, but prices were steady. In the market for Bank shares there was no varia tion worthy of notice. In miscellaneous shared , South Australian Land were quoted rather better. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine In. nuance, 3j to 4 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 to le prem. ; Universal Marine In surance, to prem. ; London and Provincial Ma rine, dia. to par ; East India Irrigation, dia.; and Natal Land, 3 to 1 prem. The shares of the China and Japan Steam Naviga tion Company were quoted to-day top prew. Victoria Government bonds were rather heavy to-day. de 411 Kill 11 IT DANN/LAY SIAM AND NIOCKL i se dla ispm IM 100 100 100 /Jvrtiut... ...... '4l!ii!worp XaSioedani :S. rra.ll.LTp.a, L Juncto ..1 T - festAP Oralsoesese 1 tAniosanz Moo ItlrAizte"!l?" Duke Omaha llfoolona of Franco Ai loud= gua. 6. p. S Ot. Dutra of Franco GIL Dumb& Coma at !WYE Jusettos Ca rtafteo It Belo. Wsto sad Turnhout M Meta Autonla ar and Num Nrahlatio )y ÜbeDa. Da.op.o.rd. i, i liforthun of Da Now thane Norwegian Trunk Prof . (gloom KwyrnaAkthc Pule. Lyons. awl Sfullt 'Putt and !Wham fis sud A. Inedsso . I W(Prralrresaa4 alga god PI Doodah P & 11 1:1 24 " 1 "":14. Pr Si 1 ael Noun all ..... 11a.A ., _pre *tal i M 16 I=Aaa4.-Nlaallas an 'lloathaa et Triakea an Wad Pinder, e arl WaIL2rW . • I I 1 ara r a 7:4 • Pedro at 1144644 I an M 183 10n 131 101 I ID 100 90 100 N 100 IS 00 St Si 1182 fi b SI. sq 42 MI 124 126 IN 112 100 102 110 122 VOLVO' ILAILLWAYL surrwAn essrai jig II 1 4 id .1 .1 a 1 11 u =dl 4 'I M q I 4 1 lei lei 1 I P 9 Pie 1 II 9 dl. See $7 id Si IS 1 4I ii lb it • • • 3 If 412 zd zd 11, sd' MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoos. The demand for East Caradon shares oontinues. Transactions are recorded in the Stook Exchange to day at 25} and 25g. Providence shares are marked 40i • Stray Park, 35 ; and Wheal Trelaw uty, 14. Whe a l U n i t y an d North Dolooath have also met with business. There are inquirie4 for Fortuna mining shares, which atm mark e d 21 an d 21. Other foreign as well as colonial mining securities are very inactive. At Grambler and tlt. Aubyn Mines meeting, oo the 7th Met., the accounts *bowed a debit balance of 751. ss. 41. A call of IL per Aare was made. The Trevoole Mine accounte, presented at the meeting ma the 7th inst., showed a debit balance of 1,3201. ls. rid. call of 11. fos. lOd. per share was made. At Cook's Kitchen Mine meeting, on the 7th inst., tie accounts showed a credit balance of 1,0491. Os. 4d. The profit on the four months' working was 1,066/. 15s. 101. dividend of Be. per share (9801.) was declared. The Pried Consols accounts, presented at the meeting on the 6th inst., showed • credit balance of 4391. 180. &I. A. call of 10s. per @hare was made. The Dyliffe Mine sold on the 6th inst. 54 tens of load ore at 131. Os. 6d. per ton, and 42 tons at 131. Is. 6d. per ton. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-{THIS DAY.) There was a heavy shower of rain, thunder, and lightning, on Saturday, with the wind still from the northward sod eastward. Tn-day the weather is cloudy, and there is no change in the direction of the wind. The quantity of English wheat and flour arrived at this market for the past week, both per ship and land carriage, was very moderate. Barley, oats, beans, peas, and malt rather liberaL Barley and oats from Sootland very !Mort, and only two or three psreele of Irish oats. The foreign arrivals of wheat were moderate ; Black Sea, Prussian, Spaniels, Ham burg, and one American. Of flour the supply was very short ; a few bags from Hamburg and Bremen, but no American barrels daring the week. Barley, one cargo from Prussia. Oats rather limited, principally Swedish, Danish, and Prussian. A cargo of beans from France, and one of lentils from Egypt. Bast Indian seeds contra cted. The &glib wheat trade to-day exhibits more firmness, sad very full prices obtained for select Kentish samples is the early part of the market. Foraign very firm. Barley without change. Oate—ln some cases tid. per qr. more obtained than last week. &L to L. dearer for American barrels, and Nor klks 6d., say 395. tr.p price ; town made, 65e. Beans firm. Per, DO change, and little doing. Tares, Linseed, and cloversewil dull. FLOATING CARGOES firm, and MGM money asked to-day. WlLlLT.—English : Essex and Kest, white, new, 42a. to 82.. ; ditto, fine old, 675. to 71a.; ditto red, new, 391. to Ms.; ditto, fine, old, 61A. to 635. ; Norfolk, kn., fins, old, 61s. to 85..; red, new, Abs. to 57e. Foreign : Dentsic, 675. to 695. ; fino, 63a. to 75e. • Konigsberg, 604. to 63a. ; ditto, extra, 66e. to 715.; Roitork, 655. to GU • fine, 675. to 1395. ; Mecklenburg red, 60s. to 64a.; Ticker:a* ditto, Mk to 63a ; American white, 635. to 69a; ditto red, 61.. to ft.; Canadian, 645. to 675. _ Nemmi—Engliah malting. 41a. to 46a. ; 6se, 50e ; grinding, 26.. to 30a.; and distilling, 31. to 32a. per qr. foreign - grinding. 28.. to 30a.; ditto 29.. to 30e,; maltuig, 36a. to 38a. WILT. —Faeliah, &sex and Norfolk. 60a. to Ma.: 64a. to 745. ; Kinpten and Ware, fine, 70.. to 74a.; brown, He. to 60a. Tltaia:LEnglish feed, 24a. Ocl. to 275. 03. ; potato, 271. to 311. ; foreign, We. Od. to 27.. RYE, 34e. to 345. Boob*-English tick, 335. to 375. ; harrow, 375. to 41a. ; pigeon, 375. to 41a. ; fore 28a. to 34a. ;1411. 40s. to 425. ; Konigsberg, 41s. to 48s. ; 38s. to 40a. FRAIL -Faglish toiler., 40.. to 445.; w its and blue, 401. to 445. ; maple, 42.. to 455.; grey, 365. to 41s; hog, 385. to 40a.; foreign. 421. to 485. FLOOI. -English town, 49e. to We. ; ditto fine, 531. to 555.; country, 42a. to 455. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 38e. 6d. to 395. ; French, 465. to 495. psi sack; American. 31s. to 341.; Canadian, Ma. to Me. ; Spanish, eSs. to 50s. FLOATING CAHOON', all C. F. and 1.-Wheat: Berdi saski and Marianople, per 492165., 545. to 565. ; Ghirka, 51.. to Ns. ; Polish Odessa, per 4801ba., red, 55e. to 575. ; white, 601. to 62a. ; Dumb. sad Galata, 445. to 50e. ; 40. to 42a. Barley: Egyptian and Syrian,pe F ; g 4= l : Mo. to 2134. ; Odom sod Danube do., Ws. to 27.. Baas : Egyptian, per qr., 38.. to 30a. Maim : Odessa and Gslabi, per 412th.., 39.. to 40s. ; Ibrul and Bulgariso, per 4801b5., Ms. to 39e. ; French, do., 38e. to 391. ; American, do., 375. to 38s. BErms.—Cariary said, per qr., Ms. to 631. ; liz e t seed, per qr., 41s. to 445. ; Mustanl seed, per b I white, 1:14. to 16n. ; brown, 11s. to 141. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, 50s. to ISTs. • Linseed cakes, oglish, pa 1,000, 121. las. to 131.55. ; !Ainericsn, thin, in brim., pa ton, 111. re. to 11/. 16s. ; do., thick, round, nod oblong, 101. to 101. 155.; Baltic, W. to 91. os. ; Mansillea, da to 10/.0o.; Rape Wow, U. to U. Ws. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM MAY 6 TO I.IAI - 11. . Rata. , Malt.. oa4Bows lbws I qrs. qrs. gra qrs. I' fN. 1 40 • 4637 20 in 40 310 1 341 70 .... 10 112710 , 701 1266 G..abzwille. Wheat., qrs. 1034 Moor, eTca - cl r. I E. C. RAU une aso at.x. Ralf iRe n s. E mat 19 UPORTID.—Whe44, 137 q 1 7 17:4: I :1: 3 7: .... 104 184 11 R : oats, 420 qrs. 148 XINCING .. LANIL-(THD3 1:)A' eel . s -, T leas aira .. I we .. ' sat. L Boor. The following public sales are idvertised for tomorrow =y) :—Sugar —l5O hbda. Wed India and 2,500 bags Coffee-250 casks Plantation Ceylon, 1,000 bags native. Cocoa-1,100 bags Bahia, 200 bags Trinidad. T —About 20,000 packages. The transactions in the private contract market since Friday have been few and unimportant, and quotations are limiter-4, with inactive markets. TALLOW HARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Ms market is quiet at the following prime :—Tovro 7.45. 6.1. ; Peter bur; Y. C. on the spot, &Ss. ; May to June, Ms. ; October to December, Ms. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. .easel 11153. 9,006 114731 07,000 1,358 086 1,387 90,0157 Mr! 76.016 Pock nu hand this day . Dellvery kat week... .. . . 114.13t1 Us. SL 554, 111. KOS GLI. Mk. Al. 104 116,620 KU. 04. b7o. 14 Mttu furs lit June Arrival leg week .... I , itto tow Ist June Price Y.C. per cwt. this day Ditto Town lust Vtiday . — Arrive' ter the week ending 3lsy 21 Wet year, 7no =eke, and delivery !es casks. ma arrival last week eaegiebell 0 out. from mt. Petersburg, 32 trove Weirs, el ?rein Angle, 0 from heath America, and 10 Leon, other placen—Tail, 104 auks. METROFOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAN.) The number of heasta is considerably larger than for some time pest; consequently, on the average, prams are lower, although there is not much reduction in the choice descriptions. The supply of slue', and lambs is about the same as on Monday Est. Trade is dull, and price. are scarcely as good so on that day. bond coves are in demand, at rather higher rate'. From rrerinany sod Holland there are 450 bends, 3,300 sheep and 111 calves. Spain. 290 beasts. Scotland, 650. Norfolk and Suffolk. 2,500 ; and 120 hum the northern end midland counties. _ _ _ Per Wee of 81h& & d. & d. ' Bea Reolk Ilendils. 4 8 6 0 18.4 Shcinetorus 4 0 4 8 titcou.l 4551.10viat• .; 4 4 2 CalTes Pip, 111,1Drie&Hlt-hre46B 8 6 10 bow. at market, •.480: . 903. I , er Mose 91 811,. d. 804 D .e& r-tkls a 5 0 S 4 flat L0ug.00015.... 0 0 0 0 Dn. .10..4 1 )0r0 .... 4 F 5 Ewes & sero . in& 0 0 to • Do. do. 4 it 4 I Lamhe C C • cad lambs. 21.964; Calves, 11/ ; BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report a steals demand for coosnmplimi for fine yearlings and the led asnip:es of DICA, at firm prices. The lave pro.resaes aed there are strop/ indications of a severe attack of aphis. COAL MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Walla End Hatton, Is. ; Walls, End Lani Line. 17.. fid. Walla End Hartlepool, 17.. Gd. ; End :loath Kenna, 17s. ; Walla End Napier ( image. IG .. AI. ; Walla End C:alsop, 17a. ; Walla End Kollin', 17.. XL • Men Main, IG.. ; Walls End Go forth. CirL Wan; End noire. Its. Rd. ; Walla End Acorn Cleae, (Id.; Wall. Lod Framwallgate, 16.. Gd. ; nhiaelifa, lea. • W a ll. E n d Whitworth,; Holy well, 16.. Cid.; isafield door, 11.. lid. ; Howard's Hartley, lb. W.—Mips at warkti, M. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. i i ,.. l.— u Th s e the r ma k, k i e ost t _qu izw iet don go rather_ nitedield, 41 110 f 4 --North Marinette, 4 3-16 novena. Y 1 15.14 4—Midland Guaranteed Fonr.au.l.a-lialf per c en t, ins—hover Your.an.l-a-H elf per Cents.. AO—Gnat Western of heads, 11I—Thames and Money Marine inatrunce, 19. — Greif Ship Comptny Pref., 1-1111no3 Central, s 9; d. BIIOII3GRAII, MAY 11.—There in no new feature, nor any zn dotal Change of pries to note. London and North Western dote 931 1-11klanel, 1101 11—enttei Stafford.. ltd. IL. 9d. 16:. 3.L-1111.11and tanks, 160 aeliern—Bitini,nham Oaa and Plrrninthatn and gtiltrarddlire ;as rather in d enin ini th e n eer atm" of the later were PI/ at Se pa. LAXLY, MAI 41;-1.Aidous, :r.i—lan% ors. 80 — Craven Moot, Sa iaa• fors tb. .r. NM map. iiip. Bria , s a a• • the orate I lAA is ImP i boy i wow Mee' I