The Express. — London, England, 1861-04-24 00:00:00

.- - THE EXIIR 9 ESS WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 24, 1861 . . . - - - - -- - • --- • - - . _ - -- IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. LAW INTELLIGENCE. SHARE LISTS.-(rHI8 DAL) BUTISH 10681111110111. r MONEY MAE ____.._____ wI I'd RAILWAY& r aing y aa t ee d a y" .l . I Haks g e 4to - --- (THIS DAY.) - Two o'Cumu. Hoot's,: of COMMONS.-(THIS DAY.) The railway share market to-day is firmea An N 1160 " 111 1"" re. Der " . t a itln. lawr" e.15p.0 N r W " 91 i - The funds to-day a 11. i . , i.e toot at 12 o'clock. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. advance of ito i per cent. has taken place in is all Do. do. B. __is t - deucy to improvemer moat of the principal stooks, notwith- WI all 902010 planelluxotin 5 - PRIVATE BUSINEKU. Whop in Raeco-(Before the Lord ("hie Bares, and _-_A• .• , 10 all Do. Preference ei ii 6 } 1-16 per cent. high • vsthsysrwo Wate r Hill , sad the Wilaa (;as Motor Barons Martia, Bramwell and Wilde.) seanumg the Collitlllthat extramqinary tau- zoo no gia . B 4 ... k. ao wortch day. In other "" p t : "" ) "DY hill, were eeee ' &ll 7 eell'l & ..road THE ATTOILM:I.6.IeUtxI., ON DEFIALit or PITS 11.t.tOrri, guor of businese. London and North Sp.c. Bats., Aug. 1, UM Western stuck is now quoted n 6 andersedbylluff.&L H. TS 80 larouumr, r. Mit reliDEJLIca WILLIAM DITTLIGE% --i to 9 1 ; no we be. Jib 2. im. eie , ea 70 -• _. have been upon a a i 'NI V EINITT ELF-CTIONS BILL DART., DEIENDADT.-LICGACT DI:TT. Great Western, 71 1t 4 to 1 ; Midland, 24,1 to 1; me lee D n . g nus 2. tam ditt o . 66 70 - pri c e, are firm. TI a., th , ..wder for committee on this NIL This ware an informition bled by the Attorney• General Lancashire and - stocks exhibit an alt still h -• . • I' I.l:Wl74_,wished to make • few observations ea behalf of the crewn. the object being to obtain from the Eastern 82f to I, b e i n g rkahire' ill to 1 ; SO 3 CapeTADoolalp.c.gia. lk I} lb - 999 Y t - cent. South Eastern t .• pi..irtit stage 01 th e hill- The ele e t 'ea 1 " 1 7 01 our defeadant, who h. the ,role executor ot th e will of hie late 971 to L.,id.sternCo unties, 491 to 50. : 1 , 5 7 i lesieea NYke. ea."erwqm l i t I li dle . auetio gou nian th , I all Othioess}}}} z a t 4 , - The usual telegram ~• , ~.4.-, vonsiated of the madere of arta, who were sup- father, the Right lion. Sir Henry Puttinger, Bart.. m l - so 100 991 Loin Venetian Railway shares are firm at lit ID:' la si laWas i - . ts- ,ote in ranaocatiois. Toe usetsibers were calludou to , tuent of the legacy duty, which has become dm to 10 all De. Jubbulporo - - not yet arrived. ,-•.1 oi adjouruol meeting .4 emir...ldiom mbject to lio her Majeatv to respek of the testateir's per 1 5-16 to 1 3-16 dis. There is no alteration of 1111- ne gg De. ei p. tt. ftw a t O7l Ni 2 - , - '''''" sitil te n' t ' t to resides, e•. They &cm scattered :amid estate, and the euedion for the fti.i• portance in the Indian or Canadian lines. la all Do. 6p. et. do 994 100/ - Consols are o ffi cio . . ili.• Vuierel Kingdom, awl had no advantat lop all Do. do. 66. 186540 1 ads par 991 si I aion of the court w as whether the todator wail at the ORDINARY SLUM AND MCI& le all Geelong 4 Melbourne. - - - money, and 92t an , • . ~, la in the ease of the I..akiit member. u the time of his dough domiciled in England. The testator died - Bt. 150 Grand Trunk a Csnedfi 204 21 i t° l prtsent quotations an ~ • -•, • In point of fat, the non retalent eonsti- at Valetta, iu Malta, in March, IS. - .G. Ho 544 the Ilk lid I RaitWare. I Ciel ve lal ter C si . I el`i t o e ; p. i.da7 m 100 all Do. 0 per cit. Frei _. . as 71 001 i . , • , i the univeraitin were ri.inly clergymen of the eon of Irieli plants, and woe Lori i 0 Ireland. - 92 i, " sellers," for _ ~ •• I. of England, anal r the eystem cow worked the reel- and in 1614 went to India as a cadet in the IN Si mina tt iV9l • 44l997 V". $ fi V 100 ell Do. 6 par el Liebe*. 39 41 - official bushiest rep 40. US . Slit am. • tillasa.Jese. 80 - 109 all Do. 7 per ct. 1802.... 45 68 - ,i,, I ea tubers, whether offi, Lil or . tonal , surmised East Delia Company's militaty service, in which lb i n ' l4 ,, m i a „,' ~* - -. 100 an Do. do. 1887.... 87 40 - Stock, 235, 23$ ; The • ,:la r too prep quler.rting iefluence in the .leer- be continued to the time of his death. During the latter se aiDleethand_ Trail -• i- 100 all Do. do. 1873. -37 40 - t. :,- Ilia honourable Irked proporrl Hai p a rt o f his residence iu baba, he was employed as medical 16 all :11ceitoralllearadilld.C 6 7 .. Si 1011 Grad Indlen Team& 944 914 WI New Three per Can . , . i.e., shiatlil transmit their votes thritigh the peek resident at iliderent na ti ve cour t ., and for those services 84. 106 ;Braga and Faster 10 a Do. New II 11 db- - Years Annuities, 188 ,• : .... ;omit in' admitted that le inn all non .4 liberal ale- he was in lain created • baronet. In 1840 he returned Ilk WI I Celedonlan all an m eth and Bend= 5 7 071 9 71 I as. WO Gt 8. ot India g. saet - - - . ,t,u the same objection would out exist a. in the OM to Eoglaoil, sod he afterwards went out to : n e - - go all Do. Do di' - SW* 101 i, 1021, 1 a 0 ... 104 all OtWest Canada, Moires 114 111 sd - ad _ ~ „ .1,..14,,, eh.. were euniorralivele ignorant , and mitht India as Governor of Madre& la 1841 the testator 10 an 11/o. A . i Ano 01l Y. until. - - -, ... 204 la Do. New 9 111 ...ad - sd di tto Four per Cent a- •.,11...ed i. l.• men aul.yeet to dictation. These were the was rut loy her Majesty to China as plenipotentiary aud 10 all Do. ' 13 1 p.a la elder - WS al Do6p.clidapay7l,w.op 96 93 96 ditto Bonds, 15e. (ID i.iiii,lol reiroc• iu favour of the bill, but Ile y were now envoy extraordinary to the Chinese court, but this, as the MD all !Dublin and nellast Jae. -•-.• -. 100 ell Do. 5) do.. 7Twit.op. So le - i..; nit...monist's* to nankin the Aura. Aral Lo would defendant alleges, his father did with the consent of the all 1 DundoPerth. •AtaaJle. 8 * ... 100 fill Do. do. 75 without*. •-•- - par, ls. prem. 17 lb - 100 ell D0 3 4p.tai1da.1•7.17 - - - rei,d the home, that the present wee the brat simosedul East India Company. The testator being a majorgeneral in ••• 1 . 1ma .........." 95 r umm 4O 60 19 491 In the foreign ate St 1011 Matra Guar. 41 per et N DS - Mt , .14 to introduce this pine-if& .4 v, drag by letter the India service could, according to the regulation., reside ::: i , 1,.. t .. --- mu .. mxia se 40 - lot .nr electoral atetem. Ile did not know whether the where he planed, and dal not require the leave of the ~e, me D o. ge g en gni '74 ... St. IN Do. do. 6 par ot. 94 114 without revival, bill 11l 1011 Do. ef per ct. &Ms N SS - O. • •„, r. of the university h... 1 yet directed their atteutiou court of directors. In 11444 Sir Henry Pottiuger returned 00 all Mut Suffolk - .s. ss. IP all Do. 5 per cent... -i se illa 181 steady. The Turkist ti• tlii. opinative portion a th e La , and therefore under to England , was sworn a member of the Privy Council, and 51,. 100 11 , 511ohurge and abeam 57 el - U. WO ManCerpep. &ends - - -•• 311 t h e eirruniatances be thought the hest came would be a pension of 1,500/. • year was conferred on Lira for hi. Si. 100 I edlobro%rerth, Dundee 101 101 - 10 mil N. Brunswick& Omani to lex div. and tha - slams A cop.*. 5 7 -• are recorded as I 1., o fee the bill to a select committee. services in China. He thee resided is latomplace, Bel. I lt 4, 1 , 1 1 1,' &211L& I,„ 7: 7 ; 1 ; ' l=4. 1 - 1 , H T .... Mr. W A LINILE would not ol.jeet to the course proposed grave,opoare, until be was appointed Governor of the la ail i3 sW e s e " Northateeouebe 122 1 2 2 - N ell De. do. Land do. II 7 ••• 110 all Do. do. II cap. do. 5 7 Cent. Metallics, 671 I. the secretary of state, but thought that in select Cape of lead Hope, where he females,' until 1848, when es, tou Great Northam • nimitteo the • hide of the clauses must be al- he war appointed by the Ear India Company Governor It. 100 To. • Nei 107 i.e -11 l 100 Sande llO elf Ile per Cents., 1860, 88 ; kiwi. perhaps recast. He should be prepared to of Madras; there he remained till 1854, when him term hay. St. 100 00. lli Neel 130 1.0 - 36 16 Do. Pugh* ll 11 Me 134 fiestas, 081, ex div.; ] rot...mowed tb.,t wore etringent ninths should be taken ing expired, ho returned from India in shattered health. 84 . 100 Gt. Soothe West. (Ire.) 106 106 - SIP all Do. do lB 19 - t , verify the vote, and that a looger space of r Ile remanent! in England until September, 1845,and then fur tit. tOrdrett Wntara 7l 7 •1 14 714 1 I U. lee D0.baL86.111044.119-.0. 86 11l - account, 72j, ex div. m im Du.titourt al.Ona.lllli. 00 .- 10 I Urated.geriP i 1 111 a imie aloaki he allowed Ds Asps. holmium She ws the benefit of his health went to Halle. He had made it,. 10u Lthcashiret Yorkshire 110 f 111 Ul} 1 1863, for account, c,,astioo and the roll. in isdei that distant rulers a will while in England, and had added two et. loolkodoa aad ilackwall 00 01 - UUtMJL n.,:ht malls' know who were the candidates. With respect codicils at Malta, where ho died, as before stated, holding et, tau *Laced US 116 - - No. 156. I DOOILL I Pei llt prima t elskre ~,,_ ~,, , ~,, . vests., *lt i olswil already the universities had power to elect th eir Chancellor It appeared that the testator during his stay in England W. lm lAN saiwarts W e s l 004 97 rl 111 71 Si W/1,410 St Oanwlleelas , 148 - - thil high Steward in the manner proposed is this bill. ad Malta frequently exprosed his intention of returning to ic i2A , 811 , Liaisa = ll9 . wawa Ni -- , 4 - 116. U. Do. 4p. et. 1401, Mtn 1100 1. Si OM and Wed ladle 100 ya ... ••• account, 50 ; the - Sr W. HEATHC(JTE suptortal the bill, and was India. N 01l - - It, el Leedom He - - a 51, f ; Turkish Six I willing that it shonld be referred to a select committee. The Attorney-General, lb. Solicitor.Geoeral, Sir F. Kelly, all lte.aall 106 ir - I. .... Kaitherine lOO ... .- 70f, ex div. ; (Litt< I,M KNFIELD also supp o rted th e h i ll Mr. Mellor, sad Mr. Hansom on behalf of the It, 100 ; Wan.3lhoLAUsseinek 40 66 - 81. - -. Mr. LEE /MY, iiii the pert of the University of Dahlia, crown, f o r whom it was that the domicile of the 10 7 1 !Monopolise 424 Se - ft Vielode mocuned in supporting the bill. testator was in England, and that the defendant having Ok 100 'Minimal .............. 1244 lul 120 1 1111 tea Now - 14 0015311141, IBOVIIRNMILNT 11104fRIIISS. Mr. IN II **IN r r phed. and acceded to the prepaid for a taken out probate and adminidered to the personal iodate, 8 , 5449 . :0014' IN. • N°w . 6 it if is _,, 161 Consols are quote sel-rt committee. warn liable for the duty. 65 all 111 d. Gt. We. am.) - - - Ee. Ilk I moon. 1 Pd. I Cll. priest I Was. Mr. S. ES MA IRV approved of the course ileum . Mr. Bovill cad Mr. Trevor, on behalf of the testator, IS all Mid Tent „ - - .... .. Oaa.Ctovdtp.e.J am& e ul. 'lOO 111 114 112 4 rig., 82 exactly for n metaled by the Secretary of state. etthmitted that the domicile was in India. 11/6 all Nowcestie eel . - - - ..- .. De.4prroeut.,lsllo-2.. 11141 •-•-, - account. After sane further oinvemetion the bill was referred. (The arguments were proceed* when our report left.] 10 S SeeriNhrseethADE• • I 6 dl. ''' •••• .. Do. Spar cent leal .. 111 •-• iiii• - SONCONFORMIsTS BURIAL BILL SD ell Newm.Waseepellem •-• 2 - -• ..... .. Da Spar cent., 11111.4 He -• .- - In the Stock Rich Several pailams having been presented in favour of this COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. N. we Not N. i.e North Britt* 021 014 Iri i - .... .. DuSpercellekkAng. 100 106 110 .. Do.llpsect. )(ALAS'''. 100 108 110 - extremely abundant, -- bill. N all North Devon lell. •D. - -.- *Ai* .. D 0.6 pa emit. lOO M I R 110 me English Govennient sir M. PET() Moved the second reading. The hon. (Before Mr. Oessesimisser Itonlburn.) N all Da • - - .... .. CettolG Bore p.dllllo 100 108 xd - At Vienna on Mon , barest repeated all the arguments which be had ix to LADIaLhe 111111.-ADJUDiCATii in. k 111 N. emeas-Iterelek 102 f 1031 1061 1 1001100 1 100 id, - 150.25 to 148.50, a awl is the introduction of the bin, and dwelt especially The bankrupt wee a mercheint ot Watling -street- He ti SS MI Do. O.N.I.Pork 1 die }pm . 0 , - Ore .... .. Do. do. 1391 100 106 107 1061 iea the harilehips the presoak state of the law indicted oo supposed to have 'brooded, leaving liabilities of 30,000 f., N. 106 De. yea so 110 f 4 11 ill .... . New Brenew.Goall ad. 102 1071 liteo - probably been oceanic ..... .. N. S. Watesealp.e.l6llll 100 90 100 gee - ration against the pol disuaten with respect to the burial of th eir children. and a trif li ng amount of assets. A petition was presented 1 /4 • 1 1 : 6 9 2 , Do. Mart 97 Vil - ...., .. Do. 6p. a, 1871 to MO 100 Mkt the I Left sitting.] • few days ago by Mr. Turner, of Leeds, a larm i tr a r t .ditor, in a ll gnithus.ereesegareme 0 10} ~,,, .... .. Do. 6p. e., IN/ 100 98 * SRI 1 No gold was witMi and adjudication was now made. The care was ted to LIN 17 1 /2 „. 2h ista s a m a kb a. 2 1 $ gi s ..._ •••• .. Nova Baas • 4 p. el eke. 100 fore eipOrtatiOD. Ate - Mr. Coo3l3llllloGer 1;011111U111. Moan . Lawrence , Mews, ge, Igg Netakw a stabb a n g tje: 71 77 -•, as .. .. Date redeem. 1111.... 100 1074 1484 - stantinople, but the 1 PARLIAMENTARY COM.VITTEES. and Boyer laze the solicitors under the proceedings. le ell Peebles - - - ..- . Levet. Gov. p. a lands 1m - - - 1111 RE HOBERT SMITH. el all PeammerMi - - .... .. TM ea. Sp. &Jute/Ur 100 - - The next Bomb& 14 n elt RELIEF' I\ TII E M ETROPOLIS. The bankrupt, a builder and timber merchant, of Ramp- 2 1 3 , a• g ..._ .. _. , - - - - .... .. De.daese.Ase.lsOM 100 1064 104 1061 661 100,0001 . in silver on dead.road, applied for his certificate. The unsecured debta N. I; eee = fthe s i rrr eee.bie. I I: 4 1 24 1$ _ MUT= MUM& doubtless a portion cc Tla,• a•,. • tel. no • t akii la testenlay; Mr. Villiers cad liabilities at to 3,470/. ; assets about 61.101. IN. 100 essUldi Illesod NBB _ N 0.1111.1 Male. I Ist I 0 1 . Plow I sow. the Bank of England Ir. the . hair. several other members were also present. Mr. Barber, for the ;Luigi:lees, offered no opposition. N. 100 Shrepalie thaten - 5,110 ~ Allred Omit (Ildlleek) 12.1 e 411 - meet remittances, h , Nit Henry Potter, honesary secretary to the Guardians Mr. Limnos supported . The bankrupt had erected cer- te all 1111114=611elams - -•-• 10, 10 Midi ken l O 1 2 , f the Went Looloo Union, woe essansied at considerable tea horse at Hampstead, in the expectation of haying • el lee liseik *I 175 1U - be made to Calcutta. - I, le;th by the chairman. leer of a. property ; but this had been refused in coma k 100 elf Uf U n f f I,IIU .. Dee. G. Oat /revisit.) 1 Ull IN 560 There was a further 114. 10e leak Wells pianos of the bankruptcy. The expenditure had been very se. on n. ma& a kimpe . 6. N ." - 515 .. last Dm* (Walla •• SO 1 ,..,.. _ terday afternoon in th moderate. w au StsinehBl4lll44l*.,St a 7 - 8,144 .. id Carideo - - BOARD Or ADMIRALTY. His Romer granted a second - class certificate. 11l all Inside= diDogenglem 45 01 - 1 .. I. 141 Rued (Talatk.) M. M ten' plies a continuance 481 .. Geemblar t et. /Why= 54 16 li 's country. The deal The committees ppointer! to inquire into the cot i sti- DI ac t:RIMN. N 11 VAIN Me lO 11 pea 111 totem of the Board of Admiralty met again yesterday, Mr. 'Phis wee the examination madam in the case of E.Griflla, U. no of Yals - 1 .. Great South Weep , . IM. 5 6 LIM .. O.Wlt.Altreil(Po4llaelt) 131.6 1 1 - exchanges. Subjoins Healey in the chair. Sir J . Graham, Sir J. Pakington, Lord warier werehousemea, of Basinghrdl.street. Debts, 3,5001.; N all ee 0111 W ie. 1... 1 1,.°: 7 KM .. CI. W y k. nor (51thitee).. 4411 I 6 - - Amaordem. 3 menthi Ulareuce Paget, Mr. Corry, Sir M. Seymour, Admiral . Dun- &meta about 1 , 0001 . The accounts not being tiled, AO ad- de 2 D . oasis., and nearly all tbo other members of the committee, journebeet was ordered. IL 100 Paled Desk - 1:014 °M ..•, Gria lisror ik aloot - mouth=, 25.40 to 5 ; 1 were lore...at. lib. Parker was for the assignees. II all Yleinds Mad Maks 10 11 - %OW .. Maples Dower 41 "6 " 2. 1 1" : 1 6.0 "I : il - 6° 17. 11.°6"nia". 3 ..or .. lady Bertha LILL 11 n - 13.10 to 7 ; Perim, 3 die fbe Irks of Somerset was the only witness under ex• (Beton Mr. Commissioner Fans.) N all wail Oisavall 6 II - Os • • Warr , * Pa Moak. a 06 4 5 - 115.40 to 5 ; Frankfort-or cannatea during the day. is RI Wlata AN. se. IN W.wm_tismesigensiu - - - ROM .. N . Downs - Petersburg (per rouble). The bankrupt was a printer and stationer, of Luton. He SNI I r all„ZnissZthirsol____, v.. : m %OM .. N. hum (Mew) - ll g 6 no., 3 montha, 15. Z to W carried on a cheap publication called the " Luton G i .7 DIM. `. l i;', n = ; $ 1 In _„ 11,000 .. N. Wh. Dena (Mope) 1 L la. - 15.25 to 35 • Madrid, 3 2 Thus.' He sow epplied for his certificate. Debts, fr/01. ; 1,106 .. North Wheal Croft, &ILO. 74 -• - 49 to 4 • Lieber% 3 RAILWAY COMMITTERS. amok between' 4001. end 500/. ?LIPMAN= MANDL 11,400 _ Per 0001. (84. 0 9 1.110 90 Providence (1:1=) Mt& 88 - months, '111.190 to ; --- Mr. Lim/dater was for the assignees, and Mr. Chielley for ah. IPa I limas* I Olosing plea. I Ulan. km .. fluralda Cat MIL Do 1 3 2 1 se t - Naples, 3 mouths, 39f to Yesterday the bill et th e Shirley Railway, for ow mamas, sa .. . Con. t Sisea - Memine, 3 mouths, U 74 the COURtßlletioo of a line from Southampton to Shirley and • creditor named Simmons opposed in person. Ila 111 ,Oshdeates. ale 6,000 .. 8. Carn Ikea (1114.4. 1 8 .... OPorto. 1 / 0 days, 521 to N ' at a coot al 60,000 f.. wee thrown out by the ern. His Hamer granted a first-clue certificate. II all Derna6 ... per mat. N el 416 ell Da. Ili Aber. tem 4 II - -o. 66.000 1 & Dimon lien W flea Waging (Usal all A = The Liverpool cott mire. project, having bees emend by the leaden and N. US Mee *Ole.* SS teL -, .. IL W. Praxes (Mops) kat 1- I bulb Western :aid the NH of the Maid and Dear& - ---- -- ll4. I* De. 11 6p. M. 108 113 - .. easy Part Kg,. N sa - With Sales to the exte JaneUo• Railway, far a line hoes the Chester and Holy. 10. le De. o,l'wel 106 108 9, TarearBll.4lLeadßaC 4 If -. The position of the had at Molek to the Yale of airy* at s eat at 100.0001.. THE POLICE COURTS. R. la 11. Dena. les., 6pet.llal let 110 - 5, is Ile tXott , ar S aA . - settled, and further of whkh the London and North Woolens wore to esuleibuto (THIS DAY.) It 100 De. de. Ka! 106 108 Si 160 Be. New 4p. el. N.. 112 126 - sr, .. vele a TowtMa r -- --• _ el,. .. Welt Demist (mop.) lf 171 I - and other points are 70(. and to won the boo. was aloe throws ad. Two U. let embers Union, 4p. el Ile 82 - 1, .. W. Credos Gerd) a 71 74 - The Constantinople mennottees cmcluded their idioms. ose by prig the bill --4.- - N. 104 Zama ellaagow 6p. ell 109 111 - .. West Setae - it de Redly Extemeles a the Roe* Yrirkehime leeway, MARLBOROUGH -STMT. IL 109 Stb„Perth,Dem.,4. p.a. 75 76 76 51 .. Wk. llasse in t r p e gan) - correspondents here tol the other IN Para* those of the London sad North so 88888 DT A BITITDO MAD. •S. 108 firma Northd.% Ap. et 113 116 - .. 111. Dona Ol II I* US - and @erne good may Weems, sed Marieheaff, She ff ield. and Itseebehire Crory Manek described as a belting man, woe charged N. HS osalrld. st *PALM. 111 113 - I; .. WY. Id (Oshillo& 711 . 1 1 2 1 - authoriaed agent of flt. 100 Do. df per nett lOl 144 101 1,014 .. Wl. ilttyyj y . Lard) LT. 9IS 94 lailos, Isr *dr Illesslesetre Lostiturted stsMoll sod far with stealing a sovereign under the following circumstances: I memo. 106 107 - LOU .. Wheal Am ex Ito reach Co; the thaliilatalf latimion of the latter esuipmy,Mis oppo- Edward Haab, a °Lachman, mid he was et the Black a l l SZP' cretaS f in n _ - (Ileshenta) ell IS -• rem:rm i Churchill aka to the respective Immures bee. withdrawn. Moms public-hoar, comatrynteeet, on the night of Id 4 rittar ea mb er k a bn ab l i n .... -1, .. Wb. ladawser (U.k. Sir 1 1 IS TM ems at the Pariah Harbour, sod Railway wee the Ist cd Dmienber lime. and took out of hie el. 100 Do. redeem. ileg.amed N 100 - -.- broken, Of Cantlol7 101110 N MIN/I. deed. but the committee •ad desilos until which tho primmer knocked out of et. lee Do. redeem 6p. ent U Si - but the liabilities 1 this :aid sad programers is the wowed arguer* pew :Z i t gm an d sk ab *tied it up and tab ou t et. la De anaemic 6p. ot. 1111 el - SIX I lea I Mom IVSI ( X *ism I " I st B,OOOl. One or tw I " mis ses °m i ffs." au the el*SPort. et the been With it. He lISW the r spin last night I t 15 1 D D:rr i trilessi pret. swei vra IN- 1 " 101 we 10 -a - ktoll II Arleen* - trade are announced TinoperieF. aid Attraction aellersy, the Basbridge Rites- as Oh. mrso Ti.., in Ru l and at once 'aid* le all DeClasterPLehrlp.e. 17 18 - MON 1 lea Mead. de la I Ala - Uwe hallway, and the I 'aloe** Hinatml Railway, all the " Yea ere the yaws man I went for robbing me of • sore. tir all Do. 4e. de lip. a 111} 101 - 11.006 SO Ibraallen. 84.10ke del pension. litting.l 11... Thep ham mid, " Play don't give me in charge," et. ISO Do. /Ina Sea. Us* 74 70 - RegiLinaltall_ l5 111 U - A meeting of cre The Chairman of Committees et Ways sad Memo won cad be Um pm a constahle sad gave him into custody . e.I ell Da Chest lleafteres le 21 - 10.006 I Do. Land& /Us Co. all 1 11 - Geary, corn and corn eseepied in the cenaideratioa and disposal at the follemiog Me. mpe4 et the Black Haws, Cloyentryutrest, said al a Do. da de lO US - 110,000 1 Clears. MIL Co. Jam. i - - - DI 12,0011 60 te ar - held yeaterday, when ewes :•- Album, Marked.. sod Wincheator Railway ' , 16.4. Par ho saw the prisoner knock the sovereign out of the pro. I ,r, 1 . 1 „t e t.,ll,= llp. e.ea _ la r_ 11000 - ls $ 1$ - submitted by Messrs - meows mid Patentee =te Reamer t assekes load, and then pick it up sad run out of the i d. no - / 74 - 2 ,4 l4..nrAgnin. 7(000 IDo Mount** Copper all i a - sod Demi JuseSies way ; Treat, Sa t b aelie7M Immo with ft. se No. i 112 116 - 11,000 1 Fortuna Um.) - showing liabilities (a ia.i.u......1 06826 3 Ram, : Skeelsubtre Sliellable al* inefolseldre Parma said that, retuning frau Eatield titospisehe 111. 10, Dab p.e. do. Ka! 113 U 5 - 110,000 10 General all 16 - Ueda of crediton) war*); Mimpleesu Impromosonts ; Lampe* he sped fa at the Black Horse, and having had • 16. 1411 Do. 11p. a do. _,... 1117 le• - 80,000 I Gt. Northern A guaranteed compoi •IsprMessosam • Erminghem Oruel Navigation ; aid deal to drink and N. 100 De.l.s. do. 116.4 113 116 mow 14 Khruhu als. Aud ium rallirOr.) 1 i Ime - 1 th If pm •••• agreed to unanimous: imam iiiebiL M picked It up, bet De know hew i n t i eranat there: N. 1 " an & • .°'''-• .S1: - • j s ik • n i.: . • .• 10 2 IN I°ll - How e Lenora ail If sad - With reference to The Lads was ampied with the further coneklastion The prosecutor offend to let kbe pay the meow beck, gi . up ~,,.„,.-; „ca . amok_ 148 }Ts - IG,OOO 1 (Leatmlen - - Bank, the Manchertet sl the Edishorgb, Peak, sad Dodos Railway, Rhyne', which he considered condoned the star. a l l WO Datlands.(W.) lll MIMI 1 Meetquits all t i Itulway, sad ems ether misseuses as yet un ri pe to resell. Mr. Tyrwhith having ascertained that tie primmer was Ili. tele pea allt.(dtv.d.s.olll - lIIXOOO IN. noo Comer el & We understand that a teams, said be thought the woad " oondasaties" wee only - Nader and co. ((lid I _ k bobb a t p ac k b e abbababa , but peon seemed now to get el WS IfsmalethaseadDeese MI er 14 -at Ikea * bpd -..- Saturday next ; and dial 111. WO LIINW.I3evAI=Fa. -•- 180,100 6 Part p 1 4 - men eslightemod. N. leS LAAW.Tp.e.III. - - - 80,1130 1 Soottish Austin. (Um) DM 4 idle - be carefully and judicio Kew (I SIIVIIVIL - Tits Otioilisr a Visitors to Kew Ocelmittid for three mouths with hard labour. 10 all tendowdrep• Beals. di 14 141 - 44174 ULM United Nukes all 664 111•3 4 tion -probably =auntie Gude= in 1810-425,314- was the legal war brow& Os WORSHIPOTRIZT. el tell Mamilbel. altaxim el 1116 1111 - 110,446 1 Werthlng (Um) all 1 1 - expected. es. Sunday in the wormer then was 13,491 fad om am II 4i Do. MI - According to the I ~,,d.di iLvr7 . Th. innc go dim ter m i nrimo mi l 111111A01WINAILT ATTEMPT AT IthI4I.DMITIOCTION DT A Is. 1 . • si per °T JOINT STOCK BANK& _ CUL& 10 II D i etN e i.ordeesm c iti. 44 pm - monstios, bet sa annually berm properties is cur . , Ne. Ida 1 liala& I Pd. lOL prim I kis Wafted by the WM. given fee the seedy et berthed. Hone, between ad years age, the M. 169 MdhiriCeaelln. - The annual meet a n , rm." , an d nb in m ew momin ,d i d ro d nana i d a n derrighter of •a mechanic, was charged before Hr. Leigh with lit 111 Do.Coes. Lai &11p.e. 114 I; - Ilia ree 1 /pa sod U. me. link.l 50 IWI at - el Ile De. efp.el Pal elect lot IN - 11,1011 46 Anelesada ell aU I - Company is called ft ropedie wry: aid sem& gentlemen Dine .tided st 41141. ...,_" h° _,,____ r thr°44 ' t o that 3oth aN.IN Do LitliSolus4 p.a. N 96 - MOOS 26 peak a ea* Kew ter weed or mosthe for tho toessostires el o ut __.=.. e vidence w ent _ _ _ on th e • - - a. IPd I !<6u wan. I tladog yesterday. 1 le p.a.prir Vela to.day la ell /1116011476114. Immense a 70 - 11l 180 10.. Per. 60.12.9.56.4 MI 94 9SI IS all De. do. B 16 1 - la all BealikkLaloslloronn 5 - 10 all Do. Pridereues ei 7 6 1 100 100 Baft.Brant.dOodertch 41p.e. Bds., Aug. 1, MT sedarsedbyßuft.dl. B. TS 81 - 100 100 Do. J. 41.1814 WM 66 70 - IM 100 Do. Jane 1. 1874 ditto 65 70 - 6 all (Meats It S. Eastern 4l 6 - IMO 8 CopeT.tDoettlp.e.gua lf If lb - 71 Ceylast. • oat 1 lal - 20 Lawn - M M 1 00 Bast loam 10 all De. Jubbulpore - - - 100 all Do. 41 p. el Debsot l7l a{ - 100 all Do. 6p. et. do 99• 100 1 - 100 all Do. do. do. 1865-70 1 41.1 par 99 1 96 all Geelong R Melbourne 84. MO Grand Trunk cd Canada 101 1 1 4 91 1 100 all Do. 0 per et 14d 6B 71 09i 100 all Do..ter. Pref.. p. ct. as 56 61 - 100 MI Do. 6 par of Dobai 39 41 - 109 all Do. 7 per et 1801 45 68 - 100 an Do. do. INT. - 100 all Do. do. 1871.. - St 100 Graaf Indian Pardon& 1141 01.1 161 le I Do. New ll 11 a - 8l 100 64. &al India 6. sp. el - - - 10 all Do. Do - - dl. - la all °tired Canadajarse 114 111 sd - id 101 18 Do. New 0 a ... xd - sd la all Do.6p.elldaparll,w.op N se 96 100 ell Do. 5) do.. 77.4r110p llO Is - 100 all Do. do. a wttlantep •-• - - 100 all D 0.54 p.a. Bda.pay.l7 - - - 8t 101 Madras Guar. 41 et a OS - a ISO Do. d 6 p per a oe. 61. 931 11l 100 Do. 4) p e r et. Wes 96 a - M ell Do. 5 rwr cent 40. 81. la Melb.Carp.4p. &Bawds - - - M all N. Brunswick & Omni* Glass • asp. sb. 6 7 -. M all D . do. Lad do. 6 -. SO all Do. do. B cap. do. 8 7 10 an Do. do. Lad do. 8 7 94. 100 Weds ll7l ssi a 10 11l Do. Panjaub M an Do do lB 19 - 84. lee D0.1w1.81.11104.9. Sp.& 15 1 Urat a.fora i 1 SI .. kneiViat DoCice - ; ; ;ZeTreoes, --- but peolisTeeet;Zes i Tte get N. IN tas.olohaisaadDerair ill iii ad :-.- zd KM 10 PoWbandbiliakiiiii 7i I I Z.: "'-- ft 100 LlNW.OevAltril. -• ... - KM 5 Part Plalp - IMO ealightesed. 01,400 1 foetal* Anal*. (Um ) IN. a Ma -IL NO LAlLW•tp.e.ill ... - - Krw GAILOT.PIn. -The number of irimitoes tee Yew Oornmitted for three months with hard labour. 14 all aindanderptinais. ft laa 141 - 48,174 14 tithed Nukes all 5 4 414 a 1;,,,,,k. In pelo- 4•41,314 - was the laird OM MIMI& OM o.lii 1 Worthing (Um) Ol i I - WORSHIP4ITREET. ft INS 1140.111•11,11.1••Sp.d. 114 Ull - Le. Suede, in the summer there were 13461, sad OR MN 44 Dll• a mek,lay 11,177. Th e mass go there far anjoymant mid ntIMAOItDISSIM ATIMITT AT WILF-DNITZEICTIO:I DT • N. 108 Da. 111 per mat . JOLIIT lITOCK BANN/. keslthfal recreation, het asi snana ll y Wier 0 epertien is cIULD. 10 8 Dikreftemaltie s t. f 1 to - / e mbe d by th e &ma w Aeon fee the du o e t b eri k es i. Clara Rorie. between 12 and L 3 years at age, the N. im agabedoonisep. - Lk I ft. I lilanaL Pd. 10. Pim I Ida tore, ba sil , ae g e he me & easamm ad w aw a e a the _later of a mechanic, was charpd before Mr. Leigh with NIN De.Osam sca Liam U 4 174 - - Kea , se Agra wed U. ova leak .NN st - ea IN De. 4p.M.Pref. Nick lot - SLOW 41 Aniebeloa all ft U -. minable world :.d seweral sesames Lave resided at 'w her " mit ' g ee fee „a te a made for ti. p . mmt i o , a t ih e l e The evidence went to show that ea the 30th of ea 1 4 0 , N 00•1•4149 ,4 ter1 . 4Mo 01 N - 10011 111 leak of W c... all lel Du 14 Match last Police coveta bl e K 140 ina tidied -• L 409 MN beak al - Medi.. la isoaseemease of the wearnmes impose Waned K. IN Nor th =hi preset 109 11 -. 1 ,_ 11,400 10 leak of Turkey 3 If If Ws - M the ladiaa neveresient in tha perebere of irsiiie fate __ _ . 11 " 11 __._ baese . _ N °. s, _,__ _ W WII° ' etr w l, .., _ Huh: IL 109 De. New ON. Ia al lab 110 -. 16010 ile laltift N. Arnaten —en - - - 4t e j a ja,, b i „ eme a a 0 5 *ow ..,..a i ii pb eee t e t eee i uproars, mare ne found the pneener lying on the Door Or 1. 1 &Mat., USW. gel Ila em - el..* 11l CYO. 'oak ef Imam &sa me . b e , 5;,,,a - - . name d far the 7 -- t h. --- ; - .: sew ream weltering is her blood. flowing from a ft. 100 X.102&-(kos.•,.s.Pri. 91 N .... amiralls, eat GM e• 114 M. - Mega Meet law hes, sad s a r e av a ey sh e m a d e ha to al gash la bet throat . She was .seedier, and by her It 0 D ,. 4s. IN i 0 1 0 4Ns -Pe 0,8•11 115 01.011. Mere. al 100. My an mintely pointed knife of the dacription used ou l w lt Dm laid. OPAL MIA -- .v .- lam, and China ell at ft mama Ames of the Cordillera have hese seershed fee 15 10 me. Yak. N. a I.pare. UM it .-. II NO IN n ew - - plan. e ss a w a s. sa g a & a w e t ow n ar l anam arm „ wen d sheemeisen to cut leather. Medical assistance we obtmi N all ilia INallardiblre. -. 16000 IN oar! N 91 - et new for seee m e th e see d s, eat. If eee a ee , brat the opinion for the time yea that the girl woul le all d et add i d ee d.N ew p4 . :. ... ._ 40,C4911.0 Cans. of thaada all - the sickly N e m o re ~„„jr for f e di.. Th e - a 7 a . act NM She was removed to the London Hospital, and IL IN 1e5t.N.R.14.0.1101114 -.-• *am IN Orem et looks of live yaw s w i se d e t fsesitbseeptee lest ymr . ad hie ben there up to ibis period. The eertiltritte stated that 0 IN De.Aber.p.Op.e.,.. : - .- -. 160811 10 lhallesta Aael.Chartd all lif 111 IS taws sow reached the Heilghe„y Mountains. het it the we a l lard ht. "' of • mat da r ** ch•ricter ' The et . 100 " 5 "I' ha"... 111 185 - 80,010 10 11. Bask of Switeerhuid. ell .... -. .. a epee th e ai d e thee the rasa. is s ea d . father a the primmer lost his wife ut eight years since, r .de LI L s 11"......... 11 m 2 de .1 1 :1 a d "' gi - 16M0 0 lam. Ch. Dank of Amid. all If 0 MI - IMO IS Do. New - Dine . kegs a m e b ae - e g wee , ma ma a t and has • Urge family, this child being the youegest. d e. 10 "" Br lz,-,-.- .."---- se 101 - 14400 NI Landon and C,ocuity 111 -.- Peg beds has b ees eve n e d by Nit W . J . if '„aba is b e and his wife at the house mentioned, and when ant quer- 114. IN &Wean gem tip. still. - - - 14400 10 London a loath Afriam 10 Ila Ms -. &ensiling tim e . is the coarse ,A th e ima m ye, $l. USW' respecting the injury, declared that • tall men had N. IN Ds. 4 Far east n 144 981 wen no Lao. and Westagaiter.. SO a •• - pleasure-ground will be i d ea implored b y 1.6 a .a.i.i. 0 e attend the room where the was sitting during the absence N. 100 is Testise p. ally& IS 97 •-• WON 1119 Nat Prov. et Ingliind.. et - 4- -- water into the lake which ie fanned. sad while will of both her relatives, and cut bee threat %bowmen% N at 91009 - 9919111 40 1 • 11 1 1 . 0 . '0 MI lin. dei. Nape. Il i ji r2I -151 St * Da. New ll se ... ... 10,4001 88 National ... - male lirs erns in elitist. C ' Immo h ie e i n u se e however, she admitted having committed the act berse ,a a De. d e. d em. 11$ n 6 - 010 ft New South Weiss en male with sa e mit . em5...ea...7 ens winter.... m. the but refused to assign any motive for it. 16 IN WatechEWeirmay4p.e. 46 MI - M 0,4001 19 thtental Bank tioepora, OSO 11 504 omel e tt es of w it c h is „named man era to aQiii p la ey e t The brother said that the knife belonged to him ; that N. tea W. lOl - 00 .1 1 10Pmak• 11l 111 - 16000, 10 Ottensaa Dank - bounds.... Th e )„..14,. ; will b. Ma feet long . and will the girl bad always been well treated, and never before .. .. De. do. Ind do. 117 199 - RAN . toe ,rrovtedal et tressed - - - emade a similar attempt. She had, however, since ex. N. IN 011 . ffewP. *PAL Prof. 10 101 - 0000 25 'South Ameralla divided into live portions, as oblong squ are in th e VA Dixdo.perp.4p.elpreL lla 10 - 0,500 0 Union al Australis entre, with °CUOMO on each side, which again continual. Premed a r e solve to repeat it, end under such drams- •• 0.000 50 ;Milan of Lendce tote with wisp ; but there will be a clear vista the entire ~."n , _ _ e t he could a" consent to receive her " 1M beneath 110111611 RAIIMATL a.no 100 I UNIT Mainal length is the middle. The differeat compartments will '" ^'''''' Mk," a the e,,,,,,me os l e ti ee ea pi ee t s requ i r e id difi ene , The prisoner, who now wept slightly, said, in reply to pee. ACIFiI — TIL I 1:1 ge•ear7l ---- MNICILLANNOI7L ' lemperatures. The glean will bed the same tilt as that of tone by Mr. Safford, the clerk, that she wee may, and N•• = - - - Na 1 itt. 0011PtIlll4. I rii I Cl. meet I WOO. Ns palm - hoar. would not repeat the o ff ence, which she knew to he a very 10 MI Ainerverp Is Itatierilmsl 111 8# - 14001 ft l''''‘' •• • ' , r!' .. ,14 - - ... pi ... Sabots ACcl DER ON MS NORTH EARTMIN N,ON 10 •NeeNSW . .. ic b w ittl s"d ier h °De aviiig o apd o di to e orcavi which ori sh o e f h er break r" rag Pi ll d ie la mp bi bir ds- :, . i f Ete- jusigs ,lLlJP*, 2 i I I Et : lb ' xis CAN 10 *eta Waterworks-. all 4 4 .- lisiorsT.-11aLrue, MONDAY SIONT.-A t 'la - ~. _I 0 Bett. American Land .. 00 - -. %Weep occurred here this attendee, by which the Scanrao' eland ce. that if be bali any more trouble with her he yodel ea di .. orsi,,,, : - -. _ mot 110 144.1911141115 g. TM • MI 86 NI - peas, after leaving here far York, wee thrown suddenly m i .", _ sse ,`" r " thasL eee ,, ed ,.. l lll lemma= Mite • UM. 14 iel - 11.181 10 Da. I 7 per a. tin UM all MI ft .. eff the lies whim about half a mile from this station. The - ' """•" ''"''' the P rim "' le 2 Mc.... 1# die - LI, 10 Do. 0 9,111 Ift Canada Laud a 14 i 4 an ito in - - to have mimed the points in some way, and lll 'Dash Ihmisb lll Me - 8,000 15 Chenail !steads TeL a.) all a. - -. __ _ Itt e = " jerked to • considerable angle to the metals, N ell Anton el hum ~.. 01 01 04 Bft, _9BO St. . • . .efing.llooo. 0 .e. ... _ moan it to plunge flows the embankment, through the L ATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. N 211 o=rcp.:4_..` = = —1,..... in. . Peisee - 141101, aid Wan the ditch, tato the bold adjoining, when - ULM lit. ... ?reference ln in no - e wee forced into the ground, and bmught to • sudden stop, —..— 9/ all Mt Leae= a ornet. ft al SI ... 1160,000 at. De.llp. et. Pap. DN IN 1911 108 - led Ilitiflllll4i, turned clean over. Th e tender fell on me Nen dtallea J • 11 .• sad Moo the knit vast ; the net of the train was so Ow avenue VaLmOAFM) ts all lake Conslamni It Palm ... 0 ell liens awl Tiondeent - -. .... - 700,000 ft Nisciate Telegraph .... 00 N 0 1,199 N Do. New - 11 -. .. dl. - P t 'sd • 11 10 be remounted ew the metal& The shock DONCASTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) " 613 . b. -- sad liew " ••• • - ni,on 5 rag. aid ANL Cop. .. 59 BSa - 1 .,• 1 1111 to the high speed attained) when the eagles Mesa NI all aria taients - -. KM 15 Om Steam Nsviptioe la se - - = ••• Wald WY NUM, sad the soma which =semi BETTING ROOM STAKES. NI all Neni.OLlimeLl: as the 71 B MAN I Great alp (Waited, .. an 4 1 - 0,, e• the passengers isdescribalift they beisig teasel T ae ` ... ... 10 an 'Do. a De. Prt. nemsev. te 111 II all 'Northern of 0 n _ - Immo IDa 17 per cent. Pref. all il - deal in every dire , :tioo, dealing each other meet some 14000 5 Len. DtiMict TeL (1.1.. u-- Ms - ... • - It 15 Do. New Shares _..„ ... -pa - 140,000 4 feen. ON. Omnibus Oa 0 I le t "... !inners and slight cuts were plentiful eseegh, the 5 ran 10 all Nanvegtan Trunk Pref. 11 9 -• &LON * Madras Infra 41 thud 11la an 2 "t serious being received across the forehead 0 Mr. 90 U Ottemeeianyrnadldial 11 414 CHESTERFIELD PLATE. One mi1e.10,4110 10 MalitermagemilleaTeL all -. a- - A - tel.', • travelling superinteadent of the compay ; bat, N 0 Weelm Lyons, and lIMIL 814 114 -- 12,000 IS Medlar. ft. TM. Um.) all 4 II - Cosmopolite ... .... "er providentially, sat am of the numerics . . •• • 10 all !fteft sad Orleans l4l $4 86000 N National Co.. 11101 0 - Lopcakber ... N 0 lindft sad 1. Proneterm ~.. , - •ned limy very serious iajery. The driver sa P r= •• • • •ENO * Nerhaddaftialtlron(L) SIOf Ms - Tulle! (Persua=.7 l p.e 4l if lib 11 11,810 10 Nelbselands Lead , - all -.- - ',.';' , l from the engine, bat escaped only by • few Maim ... . . ... ' • beiag herbal wider it. Tbegisard was pitched frees 9 ran. 1 . 1141 ks and 10 all Royal Dudek .• - -. 1111 14 ... - IL 8 Do. lip. e.,la. all 'OIL all a I - LT* 140 N. Dream t N. Scot Ld. l, 10 ',e eld ~ 1 his v.in to the ether, and is greatly stunned. HURDLE RACE. Two miles and • half. 5 all 'loyal Swedish - :,r some twenty pude, the nide are tam op and twisted Foretop end Vilea are here. 4 all Do. T per oust - - .e 90. . Oas - Ik e much wire, and the traffic ie let* stopped. Paw lICIATcHED. - Th e Dane, lifteourneen, end Ingestre. 110 all Sembee sad Meal ... . 4 $1 ft I fie Do. "New Shane' - lea 1 Ills par - "an trans however, bei t. o - are. . . • C "It'd 1 3 • Pik , 0 •6 199 ENTRY FOR DINE EEPERiT PLATE. Five ferloop : au & asaPa DG trit esat )&7perat. Pref. la s tis th_f - s a dis - 11:11 4 , IL I° Pad Rite Ismirlik IN 47 40 - natal, as • single lam. The maw dames meet to• 152 mirdm 90 ld *Aosta nemitlan I la dla Lff 110 regairdoidassom aa n - *Ty . be but no correct estimate sea sew be termed. .. 10. N De. New ' 4 1 1 .4111,1u DRAM-A little boy wee killed OR eed ln me i e te ire l d i ! nri All akie 'are h i rre Pe . t*"a Be. ' TialYwinks ' Noiry, N u et O a ; : B"them Wreine ool 4 : 7o 7„ . rm .- . I , ll i ei - 0. 10 Riles di lad. TeL 0.41 * ea 18 " 10 1 1. 91 9. 7 ' 4 • 111 ,_ Y diorama by an impress train run iag over hie% as LATEST BETTING. N all Treet. Au w.et rffillell 1111 se tief v4 NS Ithimeney Ina Ol4 Ift -. 7 `no Owing . on the line of the LancaskiL and Yerloalr• 10, Li Do. New all 41 - ' 411,1 7 between Claim' and Discs-fold, near Bono& He THE TWO THOUSAND GULNEAR. 10 II 1=: Marta .... .... 8 a , - ..... .-..- - - ... 11, te• loyal Kell Mew .. 0 0 al --. la : - .• • Art. lamas. IN 11t Iffl lt7 ' l ' •ftlimed to stsod looking et • Imoinge- fain whisk 500 to lon apt Sweet Hawthorn It) 11 loath Auftellaa land all 81 05 -. *eta lim, and while this find hie attention the 2 eels& ate 1 - KW-ikon (t) ine I.' . • Td. Seep - Zese hem Li i erpwil to Manchemer mane lip sad est 11 to 2 - Kettledrum (t) 01101121710 MCI& 10 1 Da r ft\ lisaleftred all a sa ,le User es 4 pared over his .Me is said is lee 10 t o 1 - °Tenon It) 110. la. I STO:Ki. 114 FCC mlose. 1 ales 1 10 Do. dm di • • - t- ,.. scie .4 the isedsr.gardeser at and to 100 to 6 - Diophantes (t) e nviss. eaneettopm.leasslate a se las 155 I - mite 15 .. nag. of Australia 1 -‘ left home Ater dimmer to go en the sales ), where of 100 to 3 - Copernicus (t) N. smora.p.e.x.r.sospe.iin a n - (Limited) First Issue I f Ipm ''''le be wen trespaarig. Mr. Rutter was Is bell se la- THE CHESTER CCP. KM NI, N. Nina 4p.ellanAJely 1: 6 41 1 1 NI IN - ~ N. 1116111di is gra. 4, a. el IN l9 5400' It la.oo.l.T.Quieds ss. a. -a• OD, • Um. Maga= Tel. 11.). t {As p - how* yesterd a y atertwon at CLAM 11 10 1 apt Maa-at-Arms (t) 1717Wf IL W.ladlisillit-46 FAL - m.. ea tilemeallaad.• lllll 9le - MONEY MAREE7.-(THIS D.Ai Two o'CLoci. The funds to-day are firm, with • slight ten. dency to improvement. Consols are quoted about 1-16 per cent. higher than they closed yester day. In other securities the transactions have been upon a singularly limited scale, but prices are firm. The principal English railway stocks exhibit an advance varying from 1 to 4 per cent. South Eastern is still a prominent exception. The usual telegrams from the Paris Bourse have not yet arrived. Consols are officially marked 91/ and 921 for money, and 924 and A for the account. The pr went quotations are 92 " buyers," for cash, and 924, " sellers," for the 9th of May. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 235, 233 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 904, ; New Three per Cents., 001, 4,4, ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 151 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1011, 1021, ; ditto, for account, 1021; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 964, ; ditto Bonds, 15s. din. ; Exchequer Bills, 2s. dis., par, is prem. In the foreign stock market business is quite without revival, but prices in all instances are steady. The Turkish loan of 1864 is quoted 70} to lex div., and that of 1858, 53} to 54. Sales are recorded as follows :---Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 67; ; Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 88 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certi ficates, 98j, ex div.; Peruvian Three per Cents., for account, 72j, ex div. ; Portuguese Three per Cents. 1863, for account, 461 ; Russian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 91; Sardinian Five per Cents., 81} ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 50 ; the Committee's Certificates, 51, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 70f, ex div. ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 54. Fool' o'CLotic. Consols are quoted the same as at 2 o'clock ; viz., 92 exactly for money, and 92 to k fur the aooount. In the Stock Exchange the supply of money is extremely abundant, and the rate for loans on English Government securities is only 2 per cent. At Vienna on Monday the Exchange fell from 150.25 to 148.50, a more hopeful feeling having probably been occasioned by Count Cavour's decla ration against the policy of immediate war. No gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation. About 48,0001. arrived from Con stantinople, but the whole will be sent abroad. The next Bombay steamer will take about 100,0001. in silver on government account, forming doubtless a portion of the 848,3621, purchased from the Bank of England. The more important govern ment remittances, however, will, it is understood, be made to Calcutta. There was a further almost general reduction yes terday afternoon in the continental exchanges. This implies a continuance of the flow of gold from this country. The decline extended to the Austrian exchanges. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 11.18 to 1 ; ditto 3 days, 11.18 to 17; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.18/ to 1 ; Antwerp, 3 mouths, 25.40 to 5 ; ma. halloo, 3 months, 13.81 to 7 ; Perim, 3 days, 25.10 to 171; ditto, 3 mouths, 15.40 to 5 ; Frankfort.ou•the-Maine, 3 mouths, 1174 to 118; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 mouths, 331 to 4 ; Vienna, eft. So., 3 months, 15.25 to 35 ; Trieste, elf. do., 3 months, 15.25 to 35 • Madrid, 3 months, 481 to 49 ; Ce.diz, 3 months, 49 to 1 ; kaghorn is 3 mouth; 25.70 to 5 ; GllOO6, 3 months, 18.80 to ; Mika, 3 months, 25.621 to 71 ; Naples, 3 mouths. 391 to 4; Palermo, 3 months, 1171 tons; lismina, 3 mouths, 117 f to 118 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 521 to ; Oporto, 90 days, 521 to 53. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was firm, with sales to the extent of 10,000 bales. The position of the Greek interest continues un esttled, and further advioes from Constantinople and other points are awaited with much anxiety. The Constantinople firms, however, advise their correspondents here to continue their payments, and some good may arise from the visit of an authorised agent of the Bank of France, who is me I to reach Constantinople on Saturday next. gitra i Churchill, Macmillan, and Co., wood brokers, of Cannon-street, have stopped payment, but the liabilities are understood not to exceed 8,0001. One or two small failures in the same trade are announced in connexion with this sus pension. A meeting of creditors of Messrs. Burrell and Geary, corn and coal merchants, of Millhank, was held yesterday, when a statement of their affairs was submitted by Messrs. Harding, Ball, and Bush, showing liabilities (after deducting securities in the hands of creditors) of 8,6801., and assets 4,4251. A guaranteed composition of 10s. in the pound was agreed to unanimously. With reference to the affairs of the Preston Old Bank, the Manchester Examiner has the following : we understand that a meeting of the coeditors of Mesas. Pada, and Co. (Old Bank) will be held at Preston on Saturday next ; and that, should the Slain of the concern be carefully and judiciously managed, a favourable liquida tion—probably amounting to 15s. in the pound—may be expeoSed. According to the above, the winding up will not be so favourable as was g first anticipated. The annual meeting of the Meares Railway Company is called for the 10th of May. A reso lution will be proposed for the conversion into stock of the whole of the paid-up shares in the 4th Extension capital. A general meeting of the Zealand Railway Company is called for the 29th of May at Copen hagen. The report for the year 1860 shows a net profit equivalent to a return of 4 per cent. on the shares and debentures. At the extraordinary meeting of this company, held on the 10th instant, at Copenhagen it was resolved that the concession for the constr uction of a line from Copenhagen to Elsinore shall be taken. Mears. Baring Brothers and Co. announce the dividends on Quebec City Sterling Six per Cents. and Louisiana State Sterling Five per Cents. No alteration of importance occurred in the market for bank shares. Electric Telegraph and Crystal Palace Preference stocks were inquired fur. London Dock stock was marked 60 and 49} ; and St. Katherine Dock, 58i. The following are the monthly returns of the Irish banks of issue, as made up to the 6th inst. : N u am s:t i fT;t i li ti l t n ie 11 I' license. 9 8 and Cndei •.= ipWardl. L 5. C Bank of Ireland 3,738,421 1,1411,425 1,223,550 Provincial Ban of Ireland .. 917,067 486,130 504,679 Belfast &told° Company 281,011 97,773 325,565 Northern Bank ing Company. 243, 64,502 123,850 Ulster Company . 811, 121,852 t 38,1166 National Boni. 866, mom* 688,886 !Average circulation daring roar weelui ending ea above. Total. A 3,064,971 1,062,1 !peek. L 5116.1111 2e6,776 175.1* 186.357 1b6.032 The ships Alnwick Castle, Edmund Graham, and Malakoff have been taken up fur the conveyance of stores, respectively, to Calcutta, Madras, and Bombay. 453,S 1,2M.1 TUIMDAT EVENING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 911 to 92, for the 9th of May, opened this morning at 92 "buyers," and so closed, after receding to 92 " sellers." For money the last price was 91i to 92. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 92, 911, 92, 911 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, >i ; New Three per Cents., 901, 1 ; New Two-ea-a-Half per Cents., 761, 761 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1886, 151, d ; Bank Stock, 234, 233 ; India Stock, 222 k, 223 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1021 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 961, ; ditto 1859, 90 ditpeeto Bonds, 10s. dia. ; Five per Cent. " enfaud " ru , 94. The scri paper p of the New Indian Loan was firm, at 1011 to 1021. The Five per Cent. rupee paper was quoted 931 to 941 ; the Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 100 to 1 ; and Exchequer Bills, 2s. die. to 2s. psem. The foreign stock market was quiet, with little change in prices. The clang quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Im 'urine*, .31 to 3 1 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, le to lg prem. ; Universal Marine Insu rance, to 1 pram. ; London and Provincial Marine, par to 1-16 prem. ; Bast India Irrigation, g to g dis. ; and Natal Land, 1 prem. The demand for colonial government securities continues. Victoria Bonds show a fresh improve ment of per cent. MINE&-(THIAS DAY.) Two o'Ctoca. The mining market to-day it steady. The amount of business is only moderate. The prin cipal transaction!, have been iu shares in Round Hill, Great Wheal Fortune, Alfred Consuls, North Downs, and Devon Great Consols mines. In the Stock Exchange Wheal Kitty (Lelant) shares are marked 9 ; and Devon Great Console, 340. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive. United Mexican have been dealt in at oh and 01. The following are reported to us from the Stock Exchange as last evening's closing prices : Allred Console, 21 to ; Fast Basset, 100 to 21; Fad Crandon, 19 to ; Fast Grenville, 50.. to Ms. ; Gre a t Wheal Fortune Bto 9 ; Herodsfoot, 38 to 9 ; Hingdon Down, 24 to ; tact Bertha, Ms. to 275. 6d. ; Maths V a l. ley, 7to 4; North was, 34 to 44 •, North Tresherhy, 7.1 to 4 ; Providence Mines. 37 to 8 ; Roseman° United, to 4 ; South Frames, 140 to 50 ; Stray Perk, 36; to ; Treloweth, 3to ; West Caradon, 73 to 5 ; West Rose Down, 114 to 121 ; West &ton, 330 to 3401; Wheal Basset, 95 to 100; Wheal Buller, 112 to 15 ; Wheal Clif ford, 180 to 90 ; Wheel Cupid, 2As. to 30a. ,• Wheal Damsel, 20 to 21 ; Wheal Grenvi ll e, 24 to ; ; Wheal Ludcott, to ; Wheal Margaret, 46 to 8 ; Wheal Seton, G 5 to 70. Mr. J. E. Coleman has been appointed by the Master of the Rolls official liquidator of the Risco Coal and Iron Company. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—{THIS DAY. ) There was &dorm yesterday fora short time, and in some places the fall of rain was heavy. The wind to-day is change able, baring been W.E.W. andtiottb. The mercury is no longer falling. The quantity of English wheat and flour up this week is particularly short; barley, malt, and oats very limited, and not many beans and peas. Scotch and Irish oats and barley very trifling. The foreign arrivals of wheat are liberal this week—Black Sea, Ame rican, Spanish, Prussian, and French. Flour : A parcel ofplediteransan sacks, but no American. Barley, none fresh arrived. Oats : A small quantity—Swedes, Danes, sad Prussian. The market to-day is very quiet, and so few sales priming that quotation' are almost nominal ; both English and foreign at Monday's rates. • Barley slow, but Arm at Monday's alight improvement. tain named. not much doing, but the advance of Monday main- Flour trade not at all lively, Norfolk' hardly obtaining 40s. American barrels firmer, and comparatively becoming rather scarce ; value same as last day. Beam le. dearer than last week. Peas and t;riTewithoutCl;;;;;;; cloverseed dull, the de mand falling off ; canary and mustard a little doing this week at previousratee. FLOATING CARGOVS selling slowly at late rates ; not many now offoring. WHlLM—Englialt : Essex and Kent, white, new, 43e. to 61s. ; ditto, fine old, 68s. to 71a.; ditto red, new, 40e. to 56a.; ditto, fine, old, 62.. to 64a. ; Norfolk, &c., fine, old, 62e. to 70e.; red, new, 495. to 56a. Foreign : Deataic, 66a. to 70e. ; foe, 70a. to 765. • Konigsberg. 61a. to 645. ; ditto, extra, 675. to 725.; Ro stock, 66a. to 68e. • fine, 68s. to 70a ; American whits, 645. to 70a. ; ditto red, 58a. to 64e.; Canadian, GU. to 68s. _ _ panixs.—English malting, 41s. to 45a. ; fine, 40s. ; 26.. 315.; and distilling, 31a. to 2a. per qr. ; fc r i i ttr 9 o to ndiog. 28s. to 29a.; ditto distilling, 30s. to 335.; malting, 38a. to 38s. Nave—English, Esser and Norfolk. 605. to 645. ; fine, 645. to 74a. • Kingston and Wars, fine, 70a. to 75a.; brown 54. to acts. 6.6in.•=Engliah feed, 241. Od. to 271. Od. ; potato, 27e. to 31. a. ; foreign, 23a. Od. to 27m. RYE, 34e. to 38.. Beam —Bogliph tick, 31m. to 35a. • barrow, 3... to 39m. ; 35e. to 391. ; foreign, IlfamagLt 26.. to 32 1 . ; tick, pion, t ci4oa. ; Honivberg, 391. to 48a. ; kgtian, 36.. to 38a. PUB.—English boilers, 404. to 44. .; w hit, and blue, 40a. to 44.. . • maple, 42e. to 441.; grey, 38a. to 41..; foreign, 42m. to 4ea. 1 1 '1iigir:.LEnglish town, 150 s. to 51s. ; ditto fine, 55.. to 575.; country, 44e. to 495.; Norfolk and Suffolk, 375. to 40a. ; French, 465. to 50 .. pas sack ; American. 31s. to 34a.; Canadian, 31.. to 345. ; Spanish, to 50s. FLOAT7I4G Csaooss, all C. F. sod 1.-Wheat: Nardi. mold and Marianople, per 4921 b., 565. to 575. ; (Mirka, 51a. to 535. ; Polish Odom, per *Mc, red, 55a. to 56a. ; white, 61s. to 645. ; Danube and Galata, 44a. to 473. ; Egyptian, 425. to 44.. Barley: Egyptian and Ss rise, per flolte., 265. to 275. ; Odor and Danube do., Vs. to 2tes. IBops Egyptian, per qr., 375. to 39a. Maize Odeua and Gags, per 4921 b.., 400. to 425. ; Ibrail and Bulgarian, per 4 8016 5., Ms. to 4Q. ; French, do., 38a. to 40s. ; American, do., 37a. to 39,. Siziut—Canary ssed, per qr., 58s. to 62e. ; Hemp. seed, per qr.. 41s. to 445. ; Mustard seed, per bushel, white, 134. to 15a. ; brown, 12s. to 14s. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, 504 to 57 a. ; Linseed cakes, English, per 1,140, 12/.15e. to 131.5.. ; American, thin, in brie., per ton, 11/. se. to 11/. 15s. ; do., thick, round, and oblong. 10/. to 101. 15e.; Baltic, W. to 91. ss. ; Marseilles, 91. 5.. to 101.5..; Baps cakes, U. to 51. 10s. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM APRIL n TO APRIL 2d. legtlab sad Scotch. hish. !Weida. add 206. V WI! "iii I i-sio Malt I 1230 Floor Ingthih. SIO seeks , Foreign, 1850 sacks. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.). Brardk-There continues to be aiood demand andat very firm prices for all descriptions. Two Boating cargoes have bean sold, one No. 11 Havanna, at 275. 6d., sod one of Cuba, at 211 s. 6d. On the spot low to good brown Mauritius sold . at 31s. to 365. ; low to fine yellow, 30e. to 43.. ; cryr tamed, 38s. to 475. • Bengal Benarea, 435. tid. to 47is. 6d. ; and Porto Rioo, 375. to 445. 6d. Refined firm. Comas,-The market is heavy at the previous value: low to good middling PLustation Ceylon gold at 68.5. to 745. 6d. ; good ordinary native, 625. 6d. to 635. 6d. Cocoa.-Good St. Lucia has been sold at 5Ce. Tga.-The market continues steady. 11/an.-The demand continues dull and inactive. SALTPETRE ■ steady, but at present no business is m ported. COCRINTAL.-Atauction Honduras gold without spirit; silver, 2a. 7d. to 2s. lid. ; Teneriffe silver, 2g. ittl. to 2s. Pd. ; black, 2.. 11d. to Is. Ternamsic sold at 6d. advance ; Bengal of fair quality, 15a. to 15s. lid. TALLOW MARKET—(THIS DAY.) The market is firm. Prices are quoted as follows Town tallow, Ma., net cash ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, M. to Ails. lid. ; April to June, 595. to 595. lid ; October to December, Ws. 9d. to Ws. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report there is no material alteration More last quotations. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Walls End Haswell, Igs. 9d. ; Walls End South Hatton, 19s. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Brad dyls Hatton. 17s. 9d. ; Walls End Russell Hatton', 17a. 9d.; Walls End Reline, 17s. 6d. Walls Pad Godard:, ne. Id.; Walls Sod Hasten, 15a. 9d. ; Temstel. IG.. tal• Bell's, 15s. 6d.: Walls End Hadley, 16s. ; Holywell, 16s. 6d. ; Powell's Deffryn Steam, 20s. Id. ; Tanfiedd Mom Bates, 13s. ; West Hartley., 16s. 9d. ; Hastings Hart ley, 1s 9d. ; lambs i s Hartley, 16e. 6d.-45 ships at market. raammeol. Hmtretow.—Professor Henslow still Bogen amongst his afflicted family. The disease progresses slowly, and has shown dropmcal symptoms, but the system contrives' to accommodate itself, and retard the pre cress of the diseme in a remarkable manner. It may serve to show the interest taken in the pmfessor, and the general tion in which he is held, if we state that, whilst tLe Lumbla occupant of the cottage anxiously inquires after Lim,. the Prime* Consort has written to Hooker to wedeln V balk Chro n icle. C le hro a n n Trle P . ThimbilitY Tam STAFFORDSHIRE MVRDER. —Yesttrda y abet of the professor's recovery.—Suls noon an adjourned in q uest was held at the Bull's Head, Darkhouse-lanes near Hasten, Staffordshire, the body of Walter Piper, a boatman, aged about GO, who was k noc k e d down in a field near to that place, on the night of the 25th, e god ritheinichDebereathoMa rhea rc that the :ird:ibmabed. n robbed, of w : h f. o lAn dted pinetl.odiwl of .p. iit ; biilateoilo,taw w ounbe. oundj w:43: steady habits , and that be was returning to his lodgings to Darkbouse.lane at about Mee, Carrying a bag with „ ma aw re h a : r e lli pu t p i onrgeooitedwth.benf h i m , ohive the h r edo"Taz u d o de lu t p4 t?r u nfie b da y vih t then decamped with their contents and his* of provisions. Two men were seen darting out of the field immediately after the offence, and the old man was found ly ing insen sible on the ground, end bleeding profusely frotnthe wound on his head. The jury returned a verdict of " Wilful murder against sone person or persons unknown." The coroner said that he should apply to the Home Secretary to offer • inward s and it was sold that a similar course would be taken by the chief constable of StatTordahire.