The Express. — London, England, 1860-05-16 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. 1101 7 / 1 1 or COMMONS.--(THIS DAY.) The ansdrA 'Mend the house at mare irienely, but ▪ difficulty was experienced in rm a house, sad • q u.irter of an Meer elapsed before 40 ms were amens -1.4,1, sod the business commenced. PRIVATE BURNES& The enemies. Bettm, and Tregyses Road Bill, and the Hoy River Navigation Bill, were oridend, sad ordered for the third reeding The Montrose sat * Berrie Railway Bill was reed • seated tine and ”tiered to be committed. tNNI'ITV TAX ABOLITION (EDINBURGH) BILL. The LORD AblididAffiß having moved the second reed ing of the. bill, Mr. HADFIELD mid he repnled the bill as very mmtisfactory soistice of a pomace which had ' long ~,otited the city of Ildishon;h. He did not believe that th.. ine.mos 14 the clergy elected by the bill would nlti• nutelt le reduced if the tax were abolished. The expert . use .4 scutlandorith mad to the free church,thowed that that ems not likely to be themes. Be that sit might, how • he objected to the perpetuation of • tax for the pay- merit .4 maiden la the pecert of religious indructioe, , p 1 Ins opiates was *wed by one el die people of this .ountry. He should take the asses al the house against the h. 11. herasse it remlablished the principle of *dation for reb ziou. purposes. The tire wee Irina everything of tho turd would be swept away from @Wide book, and when the voluntary pneeiple would have full play. The boo. meshes by mow* that the bill he Tool a mond time that day sic mania& Hr. CAIED laid he should have preed the same coarse .1 the Led Admen** had sot intimated that the most objec t...nable pert of the o..mely, that which provided • lit for the perpetuation .4 the charms—would be with drum. The bill .till required some minor emend meet., hot he trusted that the ht hos. sad kilned gentlemen would sot hesitate to pt them. He doubted whether eves with such alterations this bill would give sewed sidistseties er iron per to the city of Min. burgh. It or. be thought, wadi to be regretted that the clerey ewe sot disposed to moire on the good. will awl libemlity of the people, which he me sure would prorate ample mom for their meremeace, Mu K FERO POOH said the arguments of the how. member for Sheffield (Mr. Hadfield) applied ea forcible to the eimehlisbed church of Engised aa to the clergy of Edin burgh. and he called ape the members of the church of Einglawl in that bear to set the leaned lord's bill, the ..beet of which me be aun t limile t e dl of sup. F keg psalm dipute The . Ariors: he low to sem this spasetios marl. henna lie moldered that datable far the religious interests rallestirad, be to the eveloctiesi to the 'weber era whist mrfM pet of the wren al this bill, end he bopeahet ti would be Wandered a summits., which 11101111 d tend to preset • s eras It wee • saran be =ppm that the ill ihreeleve eassatea la tans nannies - e/ tbsie swashima= it wee ealy by • nalerity af tM prosbytes7 that they boa deeded net to appose the bill. H. thle cropronalse raid be reiplad. sad the .enemabe carried aussaimealy. Mr. MACKIg had warred the severity with which this tax premed iet perms who eamehatioemly objected to R. He had ma the goods of mak prow eased for nia• myeloid. Lad veer so lewd than 112 smaineems wore rued in that posed. It was follormd by metal 11/7111114 sad iseprearia. He hoped the harmed lord raid have the artarra chola/ this dispute is sack • manor that it amid era be revived. Mr. BLACK supported the bill, sad referred to past an. eactradal attempts at legislative' the *abject am affording • grimed for its saloptioa. He was and there to appal say dosorastiosal views H. led feed in the bill the Mee of • satiefactory settle:neat, sad ea that grimed he felt booted to give it his support. It offered an equitable ad justment both to the 64,000 perscee within and the 100,000 perade without the royalty and to the clergy, Major HAMILTON o bj ec t e d that the hill involved • priest* which might govern (dare legislation. sad as welt have • far wider Ma than the city of Ediebergh. He su the seemed reedietz.erisanbag the bill as a compromise, bat Wed denote wife secured by asidelmente taconitailitee ...Oil owe. the third raiding. Wes V. . Is or rimportol the bill. 'K BURN nee • ipuilibed west to the bilL Mr MURK hoped the second reeding would be allowed I. pm. UtlabillKKl4V. The LORD AllrbeATE replied, sod urged the with drawal of the ameednieet. (left sitting.) THE ACSERALIAN MAIL SERVICE. A great change is about to take place in the Australian wail service. The directors of the Penin sular awl Oriental Steam Company, finding, after thirteen months experience of their contract, that it entails a considerable low, have definitively decided upon throwing it up, and have already inti mated thus decision to government. The present sulshly n 180,0001. (of which one-half is payable by the tolouiea, and the other half by the Imperial go% eniiiiimt), and the company's experience leads to a Is lief that the amount ought to be rained to 27.0.0c0i in order to afford them any margin of profit Before the matter arriv e d at ita present stage, it may be useful to remind n•aders, the company submitted a pro p...al to government that, in consideration oi an ieblition of 26,0001. being made to the pr. tent subsidy (whereby the total would be raised t.. ._.o.1.0001.), and of the service being limited to between Australia and Point de Gallo, instead of between Australia and Suez, they would establish a fortnightly service each way, instead of &monthly one, an hitherto. The colonies have not responded conlially to this offer, New South Wales especially iiit. , riceing obstructions, through her desire to see the hitiatila route established. The Imperial c'venonent, in the absence of en meat from the colonies, have accordingly declined the reripoa sibility of recommending to parliament any to the existing estimate for the warier. lint bring impressed with a sense of the inconvenience which would be inflicted upon mercantile and other interests of great importance by a suspension of the mail communi cation with the Australian colonies, government have applied to the company to know if they have auy alti.rnative plan to propose. The directors, in reply, hate submitted an alternative plan, which will at once relieve them from the certainty of further lows, provide for the efficient maintenance of the postal service, and at the same time allow of a considerable saving in its coat. They offer to maintain a monthly service between Melbourne (only) and Point de Gallo (Ceylon), in connexion with open' the hi monthly lines of portal steamers which now convey the loth* and China mails. At Point de Gallo the Australian mails will he transferred to the Indian steamers. Tbe eel" port between Melbourne and Point de Italia at which the Australian pickets will t..itt fa will be King George's Sound, for coaling pur,swee. This service the company offer to Pe r . form for 120,000/. a year, being 60,0001. lens than the sum at present provided for. The 120,0001. will lice parable in equal moieties by the Imperial government and the colonies ; and the government .4 Victoria have already consented to guarantee the 00,000 f. ma that side, taking their chance of is dolt recouped in doe proportion by the other c" 1 " .1 11vo of the Australian group. It is pointed out that the regularity of the transit between Australia —view.' I as a whole--anil the mother ceuutry will N' promoted by the new arrangement. The inter tolouial lswtal service between Sydney and Mel t...lime. moil between Adelaide ma the other colt,- n'l.l M.lliourne, must be provided for by the c o lonic. themselves, and if the people of New south Wales demur to this arrange ment, it is "ltions that they have the remedy in their own bandit by actively carrying out their fivouritc project of ewtablishing a new and lade isuilimt postal nolte re.. PalUdiffa. 'There will, of be loud complaint,' on the part of the other r"loloc., which will be placed relatively it) a less 1 / 4 .4llthgegotlii position t han Victoria, hut Victoria 1• nlling to pay for her privileges, and no other ioionv appears to be inclined to do 80. It is marl -1..t that tin' compauy cannot be compelled to carry oi the contract at a heavy lima. It is intended that the new arrangement shall come into operation with the' mail karmic Australia ..n the 22n d of July, and •ith the uuuail leaving England on the 90th-26th i'f June. To make thin cleaner. it may be ex- 1. 1 -iiied that the Jose mail rid Southampton will England on the 20th, iasteivi of the 12th, so." 1 time outward mail rid Marseilles will go on the .hth awned id the 90th. Instructions to this 11feet will he Rent out to the company's agents tu Anstridia by the mail of the 18th lust. PALACS, MAY 12.—Thia day had ..„ „f h r I L .je.ty:—whnr t twine tletierrea mini ter )•••••..t...ry fr.en the Relnidtr .4 Headlines, to deliver •te.l..etsa4: and the l'..ant de Ludnif, envoy *lies -• " fs 4nd mini...et plenireentiery from the X lag of the A. .44., of the too to deliver his ciedeatiale— ,, LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) NEST SPORTING [GENC E. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Foul,longue.) ur as J. WILAON. The bankrupt wee described as a ship owner, late of flunderLiod, now a prisoner in D ur h am gaol. 'his was the sitting for the choice of assignees. The bank. rapt had petitioned the Insolvent Debtors' Court, but bad been referred to the court at Durham. Meantime he was made bankrupt. His liabilities are about 2,0001. Mr. Moojen, on behalf of the bankrupt, now applied for his diachaw. Mr. Lin ter opposed, and examined the bankrupt as to the disposal of his (armature. He admitted that he had settled it an his wife in November last. He did not thee think that be wan insolvent. All the furniture win still at his holm in John-Most, NunderLuirL To . his know- 1 dense noshing bad bean removed lint a _pro°. He had deposited some shares w ith a Mr. Brown, for safe custody. In January lost he bargained for the purchase of a s.hip, the Eagle, for 1,4601., from Mr. Brown. He had then only WE, but considered that BOX wan due to hint from Mr. Robson, for money lent from time to time. In November, litfie, Reboot executed to him an easign meat of his stock.imtiade ; the property had been sold, while he wan in gaol, for OM itoMon retained the stock, and was doing a good business. If Itobson's debt had been bail in January, he (bankrupt) should have been then iasolvent. Hi bargained to pay down 100 f. for the Eagle in February ; was enable to do so, but went on ordering vista for the vessel, and incoming fresh debts. He chartered the vemel to Jackson and Co. Did not know that was the 'arm Aim as Brown. Did not know that Brown was an uncertifscated bankrupt and wan carrying co business under the same of Animas and Co. After he was in custody he authorised Brown to bold the ship and everything oe board Brown had Dot promised to help him whin be got out of prima. Did not suppose he wee giving &owe any advantage by giving him authority over the veneel. Gam this mithanty before he wee impriamiL Brown visited him while at Shaman's, in Chancery-tam Cle coming out of prison, Brown lent him 101. to take him down to tionderbiart. He had two patent., which had been deposited with Mr. Langton. The furniture in hie settlement would not fetch more than 1501. or WV, if sold pr =mac mamas.) BATH BLEBTING.—(THIB DAY.) BADMINTON STAMM& Thrsequartors o a mule. Moe Bain, Dartmouth, Diaasent, and Anteing are here. 80MIIIBETSMIS1 WAILES. Two mar MO • Indrpe °drum, Pe CocitmHoop, Timendn Mesmer, Philmont, Woven, and Charles the Sowed are here wEsroN WAKE& Half-a-mile. Pairmater, Whitelege, Big Ben, Arabia, Val:mover, Fair Geraldine f, Melons, and Okalelegh are here. DYRHAH PARK HANDICAP. One mile 5 fur. 20 yds. Ani tt Dimwit, Limnersley, Theory, Amami Briton, Arcanum, Codicil, Volunteer, Babbler, Pre dictor, Albert limink, Dreadnought, Convivialist, Water ford. Fite.Avon, Maid of Orleans, informer, Charlie the rbooao , Rajah Brooke, and Table Bay are here. Mr. Moojea stated that the tnrrtee was ready to give up the hill of ask The pateate would also be V(141 up. His Honour add Maws far from ratified with the way ia wtakh the bes lad answered the cpseetions put to lira ; but ea the iirtaltsag of the trustee to give up the propurty, the brahzupt might have protection fora week. Is ai JOIN !MIT Coes. Tlas hsalowid wee a awreheat, of Itiehes-court. Lime strost. 111 w the mitt* appointed by adjudication for this asunder of the bankrupt, and also the lam examination The bankrupt was not in atteadenos, being still A farther extensioo of time for the surrender, until the lab of Jr ant, was ordered. In the &bemire of the et ewes an accounts have been End ; but the yakUyjse an supped to be about 130,000 f. Ompeet oposered for the weave's. Some proofs of debt wen takes. sad the smatter was then adjourned until the der abeere-nanned. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 16, 1860. ).4 T. 621A1121 LISTS.-27118 Two o'llsoor. The railway Agri market to-day a heavy. South Eastern stoc k is particularly deceased, and has fallen t per cent. In most of the odor prim cipal stocks a reduction, varyiw idi fr a o n e d e , to per cent., has taken clam. Northern, Eastern Counties, and North Eat ern are comparatively little affected. London and North Western dock is now quoted 1004 to 101 ; Great Western 6% to 69 • Midland, 117 to ; La ncashire and orkk 10% to 104 ; Cale donian, 90 to ; Eastern Counties, 64 to 4 ; South Eaten 86 to after being narked 861 ; and Great Northern A% to 11%. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are flat, at par to prem., ex div. Great Western of Canada Railway shares have declined. The Indian Railway stocks are little inquired for. SAYERS' REPLY To THE "BENECIA BOY." Tom Sayers replies an follows .to the letter from Heenan in yesterday's Tines: " Sir,—lD waver to Mr. Heenan's letter, which appeared in the Tina of this day, I beg, ant, to observe that I have not been hiding myeelf es he would insinuate. I called, with my backer, at the office of Belts Life in London on Tuesday, the Bth of May. I told him that my booker and I were going out of town until Saturday. I visited Tan bridge on Wednesday, Maidstone on Thursday, Tunthidge and Harting, on Friday, and Brighton on Saturday. 12 movements were well blows, and a letter or to dressed to ' Tom S a y an .' or 'The Champion of ie grinil,' would have found me at either of those places, but none mine to hand. The ridiculous enggsetion, put for. ward by Mr. Homan, of mutilating the belt, I laugh to sown, sod could afford to treat it with the con tempt it merits, bed that some good friends of mine—of the Pease Soeisty—have, innocently enough, patronised the notion. The belt, sir, I have fought hard to obtain ; striving for that prise I have within the last three years defeated some of the beet men of my corm- try ; and, without intending to mat the slightest slur on my gallant opponent, I my that no American citizen, nor foreigner from any other land, however flowery and sunny, shall bear it, or the buckle of it, from Old England while my arm and heart are capable of defending it. lam aa ready as Mr. Heenan to fight again, and repudiate with in dignation the insinuation that lam not In a very short time the champion"s belt will be mine by indefeasible right; and even if Mr. Hessen had defeated me it would not be his. He would have to do as I have done—meet every aspirant to the honour of wearing it for three years before he would become the lawful possessor of the trophy. What, then, becomes of the assertion made in Mr. Heenan's letter, that the belt is equally owned by both of um I There is no such equality ; but I will do him the justice he appears desirous of denying me, by sdmt ' tting his equality Miaow. To run, swim, or wrestle for the belt of the prise ring is a challenge so eminently aboard that one can lordly imagine it emulates from a sane man, and the evidence of aberration of mind is greatly strengthened by the proposal to jump off • house-top. The maw proposition was once made by a lunatic, who met his medical attendant alone on the roof of the asylum. Let us,' said the mad patient, seising the doctor with • firm grasp, 'Muip down; but the medical man, with great promos of miwi, replied, *Nay, anybody could jurop down ; as go into the street and jump up.' Like Toddy the Taw, I know something of the roofs of i how's, and their limmdations also, and while I unquestion ably admit that Heenan is a brick, I hope always to be able to say with truth, as I do now, that I am a bricklayer. The offer to light four men, at intervals of 30 days, savours of bounce, and is unworthy of John Heenan. He Mould remember that it might take him the first month to " Ton SATIRS. Gordon Hotel, Covent-prtien, May 15." IfINES.-ZHIS DAY Two o'Ctoos. Not much business has been done this morning in the mining market. Lady Bertha shares are quotedSortridge Consols, 1 to 11 ; :Kingston Dolma, 31 to 4 ; Stray Park, 46 to 48 ; and Vale of Towey, no, to no. 6d. The transactions have been chiefly confided to these adventures. This is settling clay. St. John del Rey mining shares are still rising: transactions are recorded to-day at 29. United Mexican have been dealt in at 11. At Ashburton United Mines meeting, on the 11th inst., the amounts showed a audit balance of 0451. 16s. At North Downs Mine meeting, on Monday, the accounts showed • balance in favour of the undertaking of 3031. 15s. 11d. The qusatitv d ors sold realised 2,7721. Os lld. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The weather in the United Kingdom has been since las Monday showery, with little sunshine, being mostly cloudy and damp ; the temperature of the air temperate ; wind principal]; south with an occasional divergence towards the test. °gelation bee been regressing favourably, and hopes are entertained that nothing inauspicious will happen to damage the next harvest. The British corn trade, in the country markets held yes terday, was marked by firmness, but without general activity. At Liverpool the trade in wheat railed dull, and in some instances lower pries were taken ; but in Ipswich, Hull, and Newcastle, the supply of English wheat was cleared et lea. per qr. advance upon the week. The att endan ce el the trade in Mark-lane to-day wail small, the tone quiet ; _rifts of most articles on the whole were unaltered. The supply of home-grown grain was small, and of counti7.made Boar small. The imports of foreign grain into London since last Monday . were reported this morning as small of flour, of wheat, small of barley, and small of oata. Witner—English, maintained at last Monday's prices, tending upwards. Foreign held firmly at last week's prices. FLooft.—filow trade at about last Monday's prices. BARI= lase inquired alter, quoted at la s t Monday's retie. - Ora with • steady denund, and • ready sale again at 6d. per qr. dearer than Let Monday. BLUM. —Engliah and Egyptian quiet at kat Monday's currency, rather cheaper. Pun firm at last Monday's prices. CUARVIT QtCrTA77O7I6, DUTY PAM. WarAv.-English white, 465. to 565. ; red, 44.. to 51. ppeerr qr. ; Dantric and Konigsberg, 48s. to 804. per 4941 b. ; 544. to 565. • other Baltic ports, 465. to 525. ; French, red, 48s. to ad.. ; white, 484. to 544. Ensom-Tows. 445. to 465. ; Norfolk, 345. to 355. per 28018. ; French, 38e. to 425. per 28018. ; American (United States), 245. to 295. per bang. HAIM. 265. to 46.. per qr. ; Baltic, 30s. to 35e. ; other aorta, 255. to 284. per qr. OATS.-British, 20s. to ;111._ _per qr. ;• Itnenan, 214. to 25e. par qr. ; other Baltic peels, la. to per qr. Bas/ca.-English tick, 13a. to 38s. ; harrow, 39z to 425. par gr. Foreign, 391. to 40a. per qr. Egyptian, 365. to 365. 6d. per qr. Pus.-English b. 384. to 408. ; hog and grey, 345. to 364. ; foreign white, 36a, to 38e. FLoArnso CAIIOOO.-111.36 last Friday 30 gainsladen veseels were reported arrived at ports of ml 4 viz. •-5 wheat, 8 barley 15 maize, 1 lys, and 1 oats. Bales last Z 4: W1;444 arrived-Three csrgoes Geist; one 31 1 1 one 484. 3d. ; eae ; !broil, 50a. per 480164.; /Raise arrived-Odom, 3114. per 4921134. There are now ell the meet about 16 cargoes offering on sale, viz., 10 wheat, 4 nake, 2 barley. LISIVALO now 'oxbow /ROM MAY 14 TO MAY 16. wig* Inge* esetch. Irish. Foreign. t .. IN .... Darby abb Oats 480 1670 Abe& bat Flee ; !Melva Flout 340 barren. nicks. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Suomi—The market is H eady , with • fair demand. Two floating an 0154 are reported sold. Nos, 111:4, 11k, Havannah, 275. 3d. to 275. Refined is steady, but sea active. COTIFIZ. —The patoela offered by auction are unimportant; privately this markets inactive. Cocoa.—Trinidad has declined fully sa. per cwt. ; good red sold at 80s. Tu.—Common congous and flowery kiode have sold at a slight advance. RCN ham sold at a slight advance. Demerara, la. 11d. to ; Derbies; la Ild. Rim—Low tan* white Bengal sold at 9a. 9d. to 14 6d. ; Illa Dam, 10a. Parma.—White has declined in value; Slappore sold led. to 60. auxerraz.—The market is Ana. TALLOW MARKET.—(TED3 DAY.) The market is quiet at the foam* prima i—Tows tallow, Ma. set cash ; Yetassbmg Y.C., is tlio spot bk. ; May aad June, 51/. &L ; July to Sept., ; O. to Dos., 50a. IL BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Maims. Attendee rind Smith report that the market is firm at the late advance. COAL MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) Walls End Acorn Mrs, 16.. 9d. ; Will. End Br 17s. ; Walls had 'kiddyis Hatton, Ha 3d. ; Wall Lira, 18a. M. ; Walls End fiction, las. ; Walla End Franiwellgate, 160. 9d. ; Walls End °mop, 17a. 3d. ; Walla End Haugh Hall, 113 s. 93. ; Walls Mai Hanwick, 16a. 3d. ; Walla End Whitworth, 16a. ; Walla End South Dorham, 170 ; Tantield Moor BRUN Lis. 3d. ; 16a. Gal.; Bebside Ihrtlev, 16s. ; Hart, ley. 16s. ; liaatings Hartley, 16s. bd.—ls ships at sr Asa O&DINA&Y MANN AND ItAILWAY& stro.7ii"Zis . tourval: Birk.,lan.,&Clratswa tilackban myth and Tyne Bongan.nanodAlld.C wonian Cork and Bandon I - -- 1 1. so ;Tonal Dmlbba pa. sail=7l Dmit..PirlkeAtidJa " Zan MDa Vales. 6;41 nook 1 Lai eallolk Ms Wow Yal W Aso. •S. Moen Orr/Northers iselhatlkediai Do. • Wok Do. B Block Ot. South/ Walt. (fro ) Wpdasi Losor Doa ells YiwelroLeaLlllk ik Umiak aid Ibtavall Ira . A , lsout •No•agwvool• *w.w. I no. isrlairifirs Ilgia,Mitc.alisooled I MOIROIIOIIIOII all an an t a ice. iit an 100 13 De. lisva.tDorby N Ot. Weeter ag =) ewerl ie awd Newport, „Able tam Newry& Armabokg. Newry .Wirmar. aim Nodal ROME Oroollee Va Nee& MOM North Drat La &D I;7lastas—andek -5 8* -1----- .:1 Do. 9.N.A.Pyre. Ds. Tad Nara Loam Nave Odail= 11 1:21M: tad. admiral - . — 4l/birDeo !Noddies = aft . ale I re yr I Ens Wit Do. 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INetbern of France Norwegian Trunk Prof Paris, Lyons, and Medi Paris mad Orin = {wife and & Prmaeimeo (Paraswil==ii. !aka add Aims maditTa—msa-... :feral Wmiiiii liejal &MY Do. 7 pa amt. F1n764 per cant. 144 liaaPouloltro.la 7pevot I B.Aisat.dt Lom.Veneilso 'Southern nt Franca wait llsakaara Do. par mat. Pref West. I N. W. a Tram" dia iWasia rWasila Arida • .Z p a I I # 4 Pal If If le dial 314 23 26 oi • ,1 34 33 39 6 9 33 i Is 4 61 63 it 14 dal, 13 15 4 11,. r 1 11 Pm 11 lls irO - 1 in: 103 e wl} THE POLICE COURTS. (TR.U3 DAY.) ANSION•HOUSE. AllisfAlCL? OW TO POLICE Drams Pepe, sailor, was charged with being drunk and asnaniting several polioremetabhm. Policanonstahle 672 said he law the prisoner about two o'deek thinmerning lying drunk on the pavenisot In Bishops- He told hies to get up, which be refus e d L a rk he (Miami) went to lift him up he received • vAsed blow on the chest, and not content with this began kicking with might end main. Two or three other policemen came to hi seellstance, and they were all assaulted by the primmer and it was with the greenlet didieulty that be was tee ass owe t ie. o i the aae sbution. OS add that when he went to the moist sees of hie brother odder whilet endeavouring to move the prisoner he received violent blows from kim , and while on the way to the station, not mutest with bade% he bit his arm, sad he (the Aker) had been in pd s ever dies. Mclnnis& Hans (who sat toe the Lord /derrd—Won, pri soner what have you to my ! Have yen en/ quenions to ask the callow ! Prisoner—How can I ask him my gendleies when I don't know willing about it ! I was drunk at the time. I man a atiur sad belong to the Vigilant, which sailed thin morn ing Mr knIL Aldermen Hale—Well, this sort of th* is me to he teisested. Not content with getting drunk, wien the odder speaks to you you commit a violent assault as him. I Mall send you to prism for fourteen days. BOV744TRISET. A yoeiL i Ta embed George Hodge" who maid he was a lawpr's was charged with amaultiog a female. The eosephunsat stated—About t s'eloalt this morning I we at • pablicdantass, seat door to the Holborn Casino, to a— of wise, when the prisoner 011111 e is and began mar veryfeal Lapis to some dhow wane. I was an- Irr" als=" l beld inallostes I mod I said to hlm, o d u ire • r He then tereed upon me and struck me in the face, giving me a Week eye. A gentleman interfered and prevented him from strOdag me again. A eanstable was them called in and I gave him in custody. The prisoner —Were you sober Witham —Perfectly ; but you were not. George Harrington, a ship s purser, out of employment, earroknrated the • is story. He interfered to de fend the "lady," the defendant struck him. In cross. examination be reluctantly admitted that after the disterbsooe he west home with the complainant, with whom he Famed the night. In answer to Mr. Henry he admitted that he had been in the habit of attending such ph ices of amusement, and bad danced with complainant on previous oceadoes. Two of the complainant's friends—women of her own class—further mnobwated. They protested that she had not need any bad language. She was " too much of • lady. The mutable who took the prisoner in custody said that he was sober, but the complainant was drunk. The prisoner said he went into the house with • couple of friends to talk over some matters of business, and without intending to have any communication with the persons there, chivy prostitutes. The complainant asked him to treat her, and on his refusal called him foul names, struck hint with the point of her umbrella, and scratched him. He denied that be had struck her, at all events intentionally, but he might have done so accidentally. Two of his friends were called to corroborate, but cor , d not swear that be had not struck the woman. They denied that he had used any bad language. Mr. Henry thought the prisoner might have selected a better place to discuss matters of business. Several witnesses more to the umult, which was not contradicted. He must pay • fine of St., or be imprisoned for a month. The fine was paid. MARLBOROUGH-EITSICET. ATTZMPT TO ILITOST MONIT 7110/A A OIUITIZMAZ IT A coaroam. or Till aaareDna. _ . _ Jaw Darisie;;;, iccipWrsi c the Ist at Om.. diem, was Merged before Mr. Beadon with attempting to extort slow hunt Mr. George Browe, • (enthuse& lately from Shirley, Southampton, but now Maytag st Lene's Hotel, St. Alhen'mpiree. Haymarket, The 1101 dated midway between. Evens's Hoed sad Lisesterupers he m called at • public home sad had same porter, and as be wee having the prisoner asked him to treat him with • ghni of tee?, saying, " You w mot going to leave us in this miner, are you?" He returned to Unhinge sad treated biassed hie compardons with some beer, andosleaving the prisoner followed himadskadfarsawgia ends half. own. He told him to leave him, and not saucy him; upon which the prisoner sail be should follow him and give him in charge, and as soon m they met • constable the prisoner made • disgusting charge spinet him. He (prosecutor) felt greatly enraged, and could not exactly say what the prisoner charged him with. Cornell, 109 C, said the complainant on his cumin; up said the soldier wanted to get money from him by making • false accusation. The prisoner then said he wanted to • charge against the gentleman, but his statements being so much at variance he refused to take the charge, and aa the prisoner .till annoyed the gentleman he took him into custody. Reeve, 44 C', said he had seen the prisoner annoying an other putlenian previously, and the gentleman seemed anxious to get rid of him. The prisoner said he hail no question to ask. Beadon said he should remand him for a week, and then commit him for trial. SNOcKING MCIIDia IN SHORICIMNII.—Yorkinky morning the hoar of a wom an was discovered at No. 40, Fhilllp-street, Itiirland•read, under eircurnetancee which lead to the supposition that she has been murdered. The deceased is beli. , ved to he a married VMMIII. named Hart, and to have been separated from her husband fur several years. For some twne past she has cohabited with a roan named Raddn, a journeyman pipe maker, residing In the shove mentioned home—she following the occupatioe of aempstems. On Wesley morning the deceased sad Haddon lathes,* together about Wriest 7 o'ekek. as usual, to follow their respective employments, tad were apparently on geed terms In the evening they were men dnedoing r=rand weal home the worse for liquor a b ou t 10 Nothing more was heard or men of either of theft until yesterday morning, when a female sequeimeeee al the Eseessed bey* celled sad entered the rum she dbeereeed her lying upon the bed, dressed, with her heed meetly wend from her body. A tsar wee found by bar dde which had apparently hese neently bet bad still marks of blond apes it. Yeaiml mistaace was imenediately sent for, but the &sewed wee pmeounced to hare beep deed for some bears, mg it was wandered that Use fatal wound was jailed.' whale** wee asleep. It paired through the windpipe and all the primal pal arteries. Ream had left the lonise without the bow. ledge of any of the inmates, and though the pollee were suing every exertion up to 10 o'clock lest sight he had sot bans takes sat. aaetoar. It is mid that oil Retards, eight last they bed some wards together. and that he heel lima heard to threshes deceased. At inquest will be held this attention. 100 4 uso 6 100 100 100 100 10 1011 10 100 100. BElTlfiki Laurin. 484"W i0l 1 - 4471 Battal?tlgkeHaroull all Du As -Au Primeas• 111 Nut,llesat,.ltOotlarlet • p.c=.43 11„ 10 Do. July 1.1/EB, alto -10 Du June 11174. ditto. Y. Calcutta et 13. sates. S . Slltpe 7 cal sr Net _ : : Do. Jo Do• 4 4 D b no P" Dobool. Do. 6 p. at. d 0. .. telonti Mecum - . - 15c711 - pre . c4. — Prat_ Do. • per et. Miami.. Ds. T per at ... Do. de. . Do. do. Mit Iretil yaw Pordnorats Do. New De. e. of Indla6 el OtWeet ea Do. New Do.Bdu welt Do. dol 3 l Liß D. do. Dolep.ct.Bdo,pay. T 7 Madras Door. 41 per ct. Do. do. 6 at : Do.el Per et Do. eth Brien. do. Me1b.0 0, 6 , 611k N. 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New Sea & Ind_ TeL 41 I is. tor 50 Iraly Dr. Gov l' Now a . ILO Steam Amt. Lumina lO Australian Lad a TaL &Tip Do. do. Derlstersd • *U.00179.0'0 I aa IllasiarTs Lod 1 t 16 15 1 I 1 1 S s ger 47 SO SO 62 14 15 I , dls o par pa 1 6 46 51 120 130 35_ 16_ "el. is 1 1 se I i 9 10 PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIRTY Or GREAT BR/TAIN. —The council of this society, which was projected nearly twenty years since by the chemists and druggists for the purpose of introducing an efficient system of education and examination for the future members of their body, gave a grand convernatione at their house in Bloonisburyesquire, which, by the bye, is now being remodelled under the direction of Mr. Lansdowne, the architect, and will, when completed, present a very handsome appearance. llmrpt the company present last evening we oteervedf Arland, X.P. ; Sir C. Aldis ; Professor Arnott, F.R.S. ; Professor Bell, Professor Brands, Professor Blown, Pro fessor Fienkland, ; Professor Hoffman, P.R.& ; Dr. Graham. F.B-8., Master of the Mint; Dr. Ballard, Dr. Aldia, Dr. Bsehhofheer ; Dr. Birkett ; Dr. Coulees ; Dr. Carpenter ; Dr. Farr, P.R.& ; Dr. Garzod, P.B.S. ; Dr. Goodfellow, P.R.& ; Dr. Hogg ; Dr. BOWS Jones ; Dr. Lesthby ; Dr. Miller, P.R.& ; Dr. 'tercet, F.R.S. ; Dr. Normandy ; Dr. °dila& Fall; Dr. Sylvester, he., the rooms booing moat densely crowded. The various rooms displayed a peat variety of objects in science and art, amongst which we particularly noticed Griffin's new gas furnace in operation, iron being melted in it ; Appold's pumps, Captain Chioaco's ingenious machine for trying strength, Landasala sketch of the late Jacob Bell, Knight's electro-megnstio ahromatrope, the nearest approach te , :i r m petual motion we have yet sees, and would be complete if the materials would not perish, and a beautiful scientific toy withal ; specimens of enamelled photographs, photographic engraving, stereo- scopes, jewelled vises, instruments for showing various objects under polarised light, to ; but, to our thinking, the most interesting of all was the museum of the institution, which was the least attended, owing, we presume, to the bulk of the visitors being well acquainted with its contents. Watery:mar= &wool. —The election examination terminated yesterday, when the following result was an nounced :—Stodents of Christ Church, Oxford—H. Saws', 98., and A. Hughes, Q.S. To Trinity Coll • B. Chu P Q. s ., and H. 4 ,,& MrExhibitions were assigned to J.C. HawbUw, . B. Chapman, Q.S. ; the Thomas Exhibition to H. M. Marshall, Q.S. On Monday the Dean of Westminster and the Chapter entertained at dinner in the ancient College-hall nearly 100 Old Weatminstern, in celebration of the Ter-Centenary of the foundation of the college. Ad dresses and epigrams were delivered by the Senior Scholars upon subjects connected with the occasion and the Crimean and the Indian Memorial Column, about to be completed. A special address was also made to the Archbishop (designate) of York, in acknowledgment of the honour conferred upon the school by his recent elevation to the archiepiscopal see, and his presence at this timehonoured festival. Among the guests present were the Archbishop (dodo:ate) of York, the *whop of St. Asaph, Earl of Normanton, Lord Colchester, Lord Barrington, the Dean of Christ Church, Oxford, the master of Trinity College, Cambridge, Sir Charles Burrell, M.P., Sir Walter James, Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, M.P. ; Sir Frederick Slade, Q.C., Sir George Osbourn*, Sr Walter Stirling, the Right Hon. Sir David Dimdes, the Right Hon. J. R. Mowbrav, M.P., Mr. Marsh, M.P., Arch ' deacon Lane Freer, Archdeacon Allen, and Mr. Granville E. H. Vernon. The concludingeddness on Lord Raglan and the Crimean war was especially commended. Ma. T. P. Comm—Few men have more warmly enlisted the; personal sympathies of the public than Mr. T. P. Cooke ; we shall not therefore be deemed intruding upon the sympathies of private life if we offer to him our oiwrstulations on the marriage of his daughter, and only chlld, to Mr. Hugh Macpherson Cumming, a gentleman of ancient Highland family. The ceremony took place on the 14th inst., at St. Church, Pimlico. and was most impressively performed by the Rev. Spencer Meadows, an old and esteemed friend of the family, who was assisted by the Rev. E. Belcher and an excellent choir. SUICIDE 07 A PRISON= IN HOBSIWONOZR-LANE GOAL.—On Monday evening a most determined suicide was committed in one of the cells by one of the male priso ners. On the 15th of last month a pauper, named John IrCarthy, was committed for trial to lionemonfer-lane Goal, from the Southwark policeoonro, fru: cuttmg and Mir. Oliver, the taak-muter of Bunt Saviour's il m nreeVoilehonse. He was removed with the other pet. goners from the police-court, and seemed quite cheerful at the change, and in due coarse was placed in that portion of the prison where prisoners are kept awaiting their trial On Monday evening at six o'clock he had his tea, and imam, quietly sitting in his cell, but shout half an hour itaar. wards one of the warders, on returning to his cell, !bond him hanging to the gas-pipe by the neck. He was eat down immediately, and medical assistance sent for, but life was quite extinct. 100 IS 16 all all icie 100 100 10D 100 40 1I 16 4 100 M ss 14. Iso 10 WS VA 11 VA M ss M sot 100 IR 26 AO MAO 20 206 25 SAN 20 10,000 100 4, 10 MON LS 60,000 $6 06 . 000 60 1 lAA 1001 ili a ll 11. 5915 Iso,ooo kg: .ee, 260, 700, 7, m,70, Bail MAIN WIN WACO KM 12,00 11. 61.715 •W' geilit is WI 15102111. eilee pines •! 4 4 71 00 70 76 03 73 1 Ms 1 pm 1 W r . A 101 1 11 Vs IF 1001 1011 21 . 22. t gt Oil el a 71 • 11 t % 11 I 11 13 IN 71 412 • 100 99 100 IS 100 92 N ST 89 110 91 904 1 02 dls I T I 7 6 7 I 7 1001 11 1 1 : 96 96; l ari l 4 76 77 06 TO 61 U i= ---- 19e 93 78 71 88 40 1111 71 lee 17 77 1 17! 17 18 15 16/ U U 6i 1 Yr 29 20 12 144 161 120 123 6 8 XI 26 10 2 XI 221 99 101 109 100 106 107 par 1 pm 21 83 i i 2 1 -i iv di. 1 4 dls 1 2i 533 i°A cu.ail Pla 101! d ~~ isfi as a= et _ TMW $ll MONEY MARKET-21 its DAY Two o'CLocc. The funds opened at yesterday's quotations, but renewed heaviness has since been manifested, and prices are now quoted at a reduction of about per cent. The continued fall on the Paris .Bourse naturally attracts attention ; and the political in telligence from the Continent presents *Lily ad verse features. The share markets are likewise drooping ; and, with the exception of a few sales by discourapd speculators for the rise, there is a general indisposition to transact business in the Stock Exchange. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes were quoted 69fr. 25c., showing a fresh reduction of I per cent., compared with the last price of yesterday. Consols are officially marked 95, 94i, and 941 for money, and 90 for the account. The present quotations aro 941 to I t for cash, and 94 15-16 to 95 1-16 or 95 exactly for the 6th of June. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 226, 2271 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 934, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 931, { , 1 ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 17 7-16 ; Indian Five per Cent. Stock,lBs9, 1061 ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 98; India Bonds, 135., Bs., 125., dia ; Exchequer Bills, 35., 6s , 4s. prom. The inquiries for foreign stocks are very limited, and the market is dull, scarcely any busi ness having taken place to-day. Prices in most instances are therefore nominally unaltered. The Turkish loan of 1854 is quoted 75 to 76, and that of 1858, 591 to 60. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868, 901 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 851 ; Peruvian Uribairren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 83 ; Turkish Six per Ceuta., 1854, 75i; ditto for account, 751 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, 591; ditto for account, 591. The shares of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company are tpioted Iff to 11 prem., and those of the London and South African Bank, Par• - The Jessie Boyle has arrived from Melbourne with 33,0001 in gold. . • Yesterday was the day fixed for the payment of the call of 21. on Lombardo-Venetisa Railway.shares. This call represents a total of no less than 1,600,000 f., but the shares are spread over all the markets of Europe, and most of the payments had been met in advance. An instalment of 8 per cent. falls due to-day on the Canada Loan of 2,800,0001. The daily fall in the Austrian funds at Vienna continues. The reduction on Monday was to per cent. 5,0001. in gold was taken to the Bank yesterday. The HAMMOI2IIII from New York has brought 41,0001. in specie, a portion of which consists of Mexican dollars. Nearly the whole of the 82,5001. by the Norwood and White Star has been taken for abroad. The 38,0001. in gold by the West India steamer is being refined. The indications of a revival in the demand for gold for the Continent I will not escape notice. The amount of Australian gold still at sea is 360,0001., of which a considerable portion may arrive within a fortnight. The Jessie Boyle has been out 82 days, with 33,0001. ; the Result 79 days, with 163,0001. ; the Omar Pacha 72 days, with 61,0001. • the Southampton 68 days, with 77,0001. ; and the Dream 63 days, with 26,6001. The bar silver by the West India packet was sold yesterday :or China, at ss. lid. per ounce, there being scarcely any demand for India.. This price shows a rise of id compared with that obtained for the pre ' ;owl supply, although transactions have occurred within the last few days at the present rate. • The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were steady. The rates for bills on St. Petersburg and Vienna were quoted less favourably for the foreigner. The quotations are shown below.; Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 11161 to j ; ditto, shod, 11.14 to 15; Rotten:lank, 3 mouths, 11.161 to 17 ; Antwerp, months, 25.30 to 5 ; Hamburg (ms. banco), 3. months, 13.56 to t; Paris, 3 days, 25.121 to 171 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.321 to 71; Frankfort-on-the-Mains, 3 months, 1171 to ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 341 to 1 ; Vienna (ed do.), 3 months, 13.60 to 70; Trieste ditto, 3 months, 13.65 to 70; Madrid, 3 months, 491 to ; Cadis, 3 mouths, 491 to 1 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 30.40 to 5; Genoa, 3 months, 25.40 to 5 ; Naples, 3 months, 40j to I ; Lisbon, 90 days, 521 to 1: Oporto, 90 days, 521 to I, The annual meeting of proprietors of the National Bank is called for the 22nd inst. The sixth call of 2i. 10s. is to be paid on the shares in the Dublin and Meath Railway Cowl:any by the sth of June ; and the sixth and last call of Si. on the shares in the Severn Valley Railway Company by the 18th of June. Vice-Chancellor Wood proposes on the 21st inst. to appoint an official manager of the Trevalga Slate Company. Creditors are required to prove their claims. Messrs. Rothschild announoe the half-yearly di vidends due the Ist prox. on the Brazilian Loans of 1843, 1862-1858, and 1880 (the paid up portion). The drawing for the sinking fund of the Loan of 1843 will take place on the Ist of July. It has been determined that the next ship of the Anglo-Luso-Brazilian Steam Navigation Company shall be despatched from Liverpool, in comtlutnee with the request of influential merchants in the Brasil trade, Milford Haven having been found inconvenient to shippers. _ _ _ In the Bankruptcy Court, a dividend sitting is fixed for the 28th inst. in the case of the European and American Steam Shipping Company (Limited). A dividend of 10s. in the pound has already been paid. On the 30th inst. the settlement of 'the list of oontributorios of the Little Down and Ebbe? Rocks Mining Company will be proceeded with. The Dutch Trading Company's sale of sugar at Amsterdam yesterday went off at prices equivalent to about 9d. per cwt. better than was expected. The quantity announced for sale was 83,711 baskets, and 583 bags Java. The Admiralty will receive tenders to-num.-ow for the conveyance of about 586 tons (dead weight) of compressed forage from the Thames to China. The notification provides that "the vessel is to deliver the cargo at such port on the coast d China as far north as Shanghai or Chilean as may be ordered at Singapore, where she is to call for in structions." TUNIDAT Enema. Consols, which closed yesterday at 95 to for the Bth of June, opened this morning at the suns quotation, fell to 941 to 93 , and closed at 95 11, " sellers." For money the last price was 941 to 95. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Cousols, for moneL 941, 9 Vi 1 ; ditto for amo unt (June 6), 95 , 96, 95 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, NI, I, ; New tee par Cents., 931, 93, ; Bank Stock, 227 c 226, 2274 ; Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 106 f, 1; Five per Cent. 'enfaoed" rupee paper, §4 . ditt o Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 104 ; Radian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 981,.1; ditto, 1859, 98f ; India Bonds , 125., se. dia. The New Two-and-a per Cents. were able officially marked 784. The Indian rupee paper was steady. The Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1859 was quoted 108itoi ; India Wads, 10a. to sa. dis. ; and Exchequer bills, Se. to 7s. prem., being still flat. The foreign s tock market was inactive, and de void of improvement. Russian Three per Cents. have declined. Turkish bonds were dull, at the late fall, the loan of 1804 closing at 75} to 78, and that of 1858 at 594 to 4. The scrip of the Brazilian Loan was marked dia. An advance of about 21: occurred to-day in the shares of the City Bank. tither bank shares were steady. Bank of New South Wales were marked 41, and National Provincial Bank of England New, 28 (101. paid). Madras Irrigation shares expe rienced a partialreeovery. Red Sea Telegraph were flatter. Oriental Inland Salem A shares were marked 21, (6/. paid). I f • f l.; I 541 1 al • - 341 eet CI lei 1401 101 l Hi I In i