The Express. — London, England, 1861-05-06 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. ;• m Banse.—(Befere Lord Chief Justice Fele aul .tu.tr•eu llky , Bytes. amid Yeetieg.) , • • . BIRD. —vit. 7ritsorr.t. Jan Tes ! • WTCYUIT ..... ALLIANCIPt. was as action agpittst Mr . Bird, the secretary . l'idestant to recover gumegee foe lihel ; t uru tut vont; lamed of 1640 4 4 roataie.6l in rertaiu e. bleard by Mr. Kira relative to /Ir. Turnbull, mud , • ; o.at meld iss valemlerer of state pipers. l'reletnis 'with ho.. Mr. Polkurd) moved for u rule , • , upon the 4k-fender: t.. .how rau,o why NO Itlll,ll .4 , T .1 Mr. Justice Williams as allowed the 4th, t;th, •th P1.'.0 to he Pleaded sh..tdd not be re..einded. The .1 compel stated that the dederatior i coutaine.l two , .u.l the libels stated in .othstance that Mr. Turebull of such prejudiced, bigotted...tel t1...t he ou I 0.. r properly be trusted with ti, ....I .11.4.4 y .4 th.• state papers, and that Sir John •• hod felt it Deee.....ri to have three geutletnen to h over ham, ta unler that he alight ant awaite or su..h parts .4 the paper. as bad an appareot I. •: u..: sjpaite.t the Itonisn ertholic isterest. The three • *Welt asktd sle.takl not be allowed to be pleaded, ts't I .TU.! to Justify e. rtsin th e 1,1,4. w hi e ly h e ...re inonateruf whether they weni true or FA:Y. an.! they •fore the I.!oas wet. , not such as should be 1111...,1 to n alma upon the record. iassuineh as it eight • ••itute (1.. plaintiff traversit4 th.p.o pleas, and thu. eontut issues upset certain historical facts whe.l taxtured, if they oreurrest at all, evatarise ago. little stunted COURT Or RANIERI:I'MT. (blow Mr. Colllllkikaioll/4 GOSIbel114) kk THUVA+ S.PRT/S. TLe bealtn94 was • costriotor for the scavenging ef **toe. Tim. was the rtuatioatioe tombs(. Debts. VW& ; wt. es Iran amount. Lialtder I for the assignees, ..J Mr. Laic (Hareem end for t h e toushrupt. Mr. Mosburgh, us behalf of a cry-Wor t stated that there were two haeltruile of the aims of North, Joseph and re. we. The 1.4w0r bed hers convicted at fery, and win. now order,: .irag hi lenience is Lewes gad. The mr iodises were the lame is loth MISS : and 'tithe Wends of two volute, vo re ooasewhat coedvotieet it was dillaghtie 11, 4 , th e y •houil le orieratcly represeated. He therefor* th..t a useetieg •hould li, appointed is the metier of J e r v is North, to order that 'hi,' cheat nouht prove, and th re ri de the amminitry 126 CA: inn for a cha t s. o f at = Ile !.v it al o a proo to f te r solar' the eatuto four INIL of evaiange for 711/. ca bobalf of Mr. lie lior Morgan, of Itriibtoa. Mr M o ran, hes.: e %Amine!. said that ho believed he advSlit`ed the money to Joilepb Nurtli. Ho bud the cheques vibe-4 be pave. l'ltiaiately a claim WIN entered for the sowed, and the further cowoot•rutioe of the proof as. sdiourooil. timber proof for 374 i. teedered by Mr. Road., on behalf et Mr. ructluiot, eub,:oetvactur of the ienkropt's, was deo adjoarned. IN IINAO‘R. Tali was the elimination meeting in the ea , . of John .ipholaterer, of Ahip-etreet, Brighton. The Manes. *Met has not hewn filed ; but a statement of affairs, by Maws. Ilan Broilers, show* debts of 2,e001., and assets about I,OaOV. Mr. G. Lawrence, far the assignees, consented to an adjnorament. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (PHIS DAY.) The May gleMioll of the Central Criminal Court wee mieeed this mom* helms the Might Hou. the Lord Mayor, the Recorder, Aldermen Sir J. Doke, Sir F. Mom. Sir K. W. Carden. sail Medd, Mr. Alderman and !Sheriff Abbe., Mr. Shentf Lusk, the Under-Sheriffs, Mc. The calendar iontains the names of 49 prisocers. The! Recorder congratulated the grand jury upon the small sum her .4 ease. that would have to be brought before thews. awl Alm upon the feet that there were very few charges involving 'Mimeo to the person se offence of very seri ous chareeter, loot which, be mid, it appeared to him, had, happily, very mach decreased of late years. His lord ship then said that there was cm cum of rather • peculiar eh:miner, in which three penes were charmed with conapinnx to substitute • child belonging to one of tl.-m, al and for the child of the principal &des. dant, a 1er..., mimed Wilson, the object haiug to obtain p05a......e .1 mime estates to which • real child of this defendant would have been entitled. In reference to this taw be sill it :ippeared to him that the evideace developed a prima facie cave that would juitift them in retuning a wee bill. Hi lord.hip then referred to the case of Darden and Hokroft, the parties who were charged with rubbing the Commercial Bank to a very large amount—namely, between 10,0001. and S) trlOf. He said that as regarded ose of the.. prie.aeri, Danko, the Mae would not prevent any mall, a. it appeared by the depositions that he had ad mitted his guilt, and the mile question would be whether the other prisoner (Holcroft) was connected with him In the off..nce. The evideoce principally consisted of entries in the books of the beak, which it would be shove were false entries, and by which large sums of mosey were placed to the credit of HSl:soft, which be bad is,., paid is ; and it would also appose that ho had shortly base Noe is ditti •ulties, and that aa intimate conuexion evidently existed Ittereen the primmer*. The whole of the books would be laid before them, and their attention would be directed to the different entries, and they would hare to wander whether • sufficient prima facie case had been inele nut to justify them in returning • tree bill *gaunt Holrndt se well as against the other peewee, but he at the mme time said he must express his opinion that the natter we. one that was of great importance to the public, and whit!, ought so undergo full investigation. The grand j..try the retired. A TART YOUTH. Henry Markt Coley, 110., a gantoel•looking youth, who pleaded guilty to two indictments last session, charging him I with ernbetdiag about lOtlf., the property of his employer, was brought up for Judgment It wee argsd or, behalf of t h e primmer by his comma, Mr. Orfilliat be was tory young, and that his COSOPI/0118 were Wily reepestable. ft wee also stated that them MO NYCO 10 believe that he had ham lei into the commdmiss of the elleses be older and MOM guilty parties. Mr. Metcalfe, who appeared for the prosecution, raid he vim tarry he meld sot join is the rivornmen , latioa to sorry. The primoser appeared to have emberilerl no less than ia the ammo of In weeks, and at also ap peered that amoral cheque. had bees ahrtracted from the pmerestor's chaps book, and that one of those chequer, had muse Woo premated at the hankers with the digesters of the proaseutur forged, sad the prisoner refired to give say iatemstiou as 10 what had become of the ether shogun. Th. Recorder sagoired how the meow bid disprod of M. noisy he hml stolen, and he was imlermed Ogg be had meat dr whole of it at differing Mime. sad ether ender *tot of .iniumcnotit at the wortAtell of the tears. Tim misseer was osattsest to lam roof pent styritado. TU POLIOII 0017111 1 8. gins air.) 1101T411211117. savant, •MAOLI ON • CMS OT NES ItOTSZIL liT 7 7 Lane, the Lieu( a are isimploysd in the dads. "Ichifeed with smudge( her ihero, agirl of about 12, Si Ueda, night Abe. eimeelde hd. deposed that he was au duty oa Nelarday eight, at lialf•past 9, when be was called into I . l .arliostryet, Drury-lane. by the primacies husband. who ten him to IL. lintise No. .14. and gays her into custody, {busing a chair at a little ‘irl, who was them L imsotz from the head. The primmer was drunk, bat t h e v..* ro te sober. Th e r e was a b e d i n th e room, tad Prima r q lirmelf on the bed earl kicked Mimes in lioninh. She bed excused lesesell by saying that she himtv,..Lair et firer busbatal, sad it mused him and emit 0.... km 1., avvvidcat ; bat in the presence of witnees ;helm the !ink , girl a heavy blow in th e face with her met._ sal 'whereat - 1g a airy violent messier while he was 001 a., t her to the pilaw-station. ny Little A y!, wbo gays her ievidoisoe very reluctantly, WI a wt., . soil her mother did slit hurt her tevh •...141404 to admit, however, that the pri ers MI ia on a ' , WOW occasion, confined to prima for bee„, as hightail anatits, for hada; thrummed her (the child's) his. wits her stepfather. , 71 •Pftweser sell she had bees exposed to continued ill "ant haw her he doled. 11 . tirem—Ton ar d always getting drunk. Anger —t ea a mimeo get dnwk.,a imthiag ? Remover assay newsy to apes.!, but mods the child out be 14teR eel 1-svra me pesniless. lam black awl Yee "isd • v-m dirty Ann( from his blows. As for th e girl, aafter limit In hit her. R•efr mid it would be better to remand the row fee ecL p Thn viahocrosist away from drink would do EiTMINITEIt. Tie • 1- 414.1Pil nttbE DIITCRIarICR. Lt.*, suer. was charged with violently unmet. Jimem Wherl.n, wham face was much didgurei. nviol that he was in the Margiusof Grubby, ••. Imam., on Rat unity sight, taking a pint o f b eer , by 1.1w.m 1p knew n o thi ng inv it e d hu e f. mel ea soul* that he bad some of * was rehired that hi. reser for L . - '. ▪ 1 1•1 drink with him wan, bemuse lie ,"" 1 / 4 1101 the 't enni • nt. M any words occurred between cad the ow. 'Wined complainact so much that be "" 41 ' mut •id challenr e d him to fight, but acting Slew.'▪ ltia ,, f • friend, he put it on sod went I st 1,1 peeesdad far when theM ende nt fol. "%A lcm. knocked him down by a violent Llow in the eye. •te coil shun 'truck hint as he was risin, and k-led hoe nailer • Doers fest. g blclearly confirmed every word of thin statement Ml. , ' to *hat occurred outside the house. ;NefereLet sid.l that complainant cludleupd anyone to and *cut nut nod struck one another. trier•.lll4.: farther evidcoce had been called for the lan% THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 6, 1861. Yr. Arnold took occasion to observe that the rvideaco given did not at all rdieve defendant from the charge of amnia. lie had clearly attacked the man in a very unfair and cowardly way, and must pay a penalty of 31., and com. mitted Lim iu default fur a month. SYSTEMATIC BENEFICENCE SOCIETY. nus PAY.) An in:Align rtl public breakfaat of this society took has this inoruiu,A at Frocinamons' Hall, Sir Huns CAIRNS. M. P.. preen. hn, . .Itinieg thuat present Wit, Mr. it. A. WE*, of Liverpol, Mr. .1. Henderson, of Glasgow, Mr. Wilke, of Iliv!derstidil, Mr. Hawkins, of the India Hoes.; Dr. Junot. of Sunderland; the P.evs. Dr. Ilamiltoa, Dr. Candli..h. Dr. M'Crie, lie. Morgan, W. Bunting, 1)r. Cather, J. I:. Whiting, W. Arthur, Ju ie , Upham, John Hos.. &c. Fruit od.niuuuut rent hy the SECRETARY (Dr. Gather), it appevrs that the tu.iin ohjecta of the society are twofold, " firit, to encourage profisning Ciireitians to set apart • stated proportion-rue not lent than a tenth —of their MOS= :10.1 iursue, for n•ligiou. And charitable purpoes ; 'ally, to nal Ce than to adopt ge IC rally the 'retool of weokly Mitt iuga as sui.gosted by the Apostle of the Gentiles." These 0 1,j,e, were enforced in speeches (tom the ch.iirman„ Dr. Lather, the Rev. W. Arthur, ltr. Candlish. Rev. S. Minton, this Rev. John Graham, and other gentlemen. The proceedings terminated with a vote of thanks to Sir flush Cairns fur prcseLog. • - - FISHER ES PJLISSAVATION ASSOCIATION. )ii Friday afternoon a public meeting of t,,..ntle rota intended in the development and preservation of the fisheries of Great Britain and behind ass held at Lb. Ittatched.bouse TATUM, 34. James's-street, for the purpose at Appointing the °than o.f the association aml considering the I. of its actioc. Loft' t4ALToUN pressithL Mr. M. T. SlirTH I, Mr. VESWIt IE, M.P.. seconded, end it was rtsolv , that Lord Hagman La elected iiresident of the asscistion. _ Mr. I:. STI.VIVN4I::, who stated that he was a fish sales man carrying on business in Ililliegs.:ate Market, mid that basin.: own the advertisement convening the nieetinz and having given bia •ttention to the subject of fisheries all his life, he thought it his duty to attend and give what in. formation is the natter he could. Many persona wondered why minion was s. dear ; but the reason was, that almost every village hail its fidnoeser's shop, and the railways task to them the flab, which did sot now come into Bd. lisp/ate Market. Another reason was that people had become more wealthy lad luxurious • but the must for midable resew was the destruction of ihe fish by pastier, and their exportation when out of ewes to France. last yisr Ise knew tlat fully 200 toes of salmon in bad condition were takes to Paris, and this yam up to the present time, 150 toes ; and while this continue d' there would never be • ' better ..apply for the English m ar k e t. Th o F renc h were an jadmis of fish, and would buy it in or out of season—in fact all the year roam, mid the only way to prevent its decrease was to prohibit its exportation when out of season, for it would sot meet with a male in England. He knew of large Twillitirr seat from Wale., packed in tea ..bests, with pliesesat's tails and bane' feet protruding, to give the ap pearance of game, and sometimes posdtry at the top with salnrw esderseath full of sou sad unfit for food. As much as two or three tons a day were sometimes sent from Her wick, all out of season. He believed that it proper instruc tions were given to the customs authorities, the exportation of fish out of season might be put • stop to for 9001. _a year. Mr. Fitswice, M.P., said that the Billiommate salemsen and the representatives of the manufacturing interest might aid the associatiuo very materially by petitioning parliament to , arry out their views. It seemed to be thought at their last meeting that the millowners would be opposed to the operations of the easocation, but he had received • letter from • gentleman at Leeds, who stated that having placed himself in communication with some of the largest roillowners in the North, he could state that, no far from being hostile, they were favourable to the objects the aro dation had in view. In answer to • question, the secre tary said that the operations of the association would apply to trout as well ae salmon. Bseend other gentlemen haring addressed the meeting, Mr. P. Hood wu elected treasurer, and tho f.dlowing gen times, with power to add to their number, on the com mittee--Sir J. Hawley. Mr. W. J. Garnett, M.P., Mr. M. T. Smith, M.P., the Hon. Major Roane, Mum. Rig fard linsr, A. Smith, J. Crockfurd, P. Hood, E. Chitty, and F. Franca. CHESTER—MoNDAy. AIRITID.—Bmi Webster, Prince of Orange, Intemet, Millionaire, Almost, Optimist, Umpire, Satellite, Twi light, Chateaux Litt', Leonora, Cromwell, Express, Bride from cheaseesko, Oxford, Flirtation. Lord of the Manor, , Miss Egyptian, Camarillo, Birmingham, Shepherdess, South Australian, Westherbound, and Bluestone. The Times authoritatively contradicts the rumour of Lord Herbert's resignation of the office of Secretary of State fur War. The Six Feet Volunteer Guards will make their Est appearance in the City on Wednesday next, the Bth the Lord Mayor having ►llowed them to furnish • guard of honour at the Guildhall on the occasion of the banquet of the Earl of Elgin on that day. This permission has been given under the special circumstance of the corps ►eing commanded by the earl's next brother, the Hon. T. C. Breve. A totter from Dublin says :—" It is currently re ported, and generally believed here, that Sir Charles Dea rth, who filled the once of high sheriff last year of the eounty Dublin, ha. turned Roman catholic, and that be is about being united in wedlosk to a young lady of that faith, the daughter of an Irish nobleman of lineage long, who, however, is of the reformed creed, the daughter's differ ent,* of peniusaion being due to s mixed marriage, of which Dr. Cullen ham so great a honor. The baronet is very wealthy." The Elvin Courant reports • great mortality amongst the groom in BanFehire. Htradreds of birds are found deed in the low grounds. Tun MONTOOM inn Donal:lona-0u Satur day last Captain Willes Johnson, R.N., son-in.law to the late somber, was returned in the conservative cease, with out opposition ; the Stand candidate, Captain the Hon. flodeley Charles Tracey, eon of the lortheatenant of the irenaty, having retired from the waded twodays previously. The election took piece at Nontriensey. £4I3•bF9oN or MR CAPTAIN OF WERT/FIRM= SCHOOL TO TIM CROUCH OF RORU—KT Harrison, captain of the queen's scholar. of Weetnaineter, has been received into the Roman catholic church. Mr. Harrison, who dim thignished himself last December by hie performance in the " Trinummus," was first oa the roll for election to either Christ Church, Oxford, or Trinity College, Cambridge, during the meat week. As • matter of course he has Men compelled to leave school, and Mr. Hetherington has been sppointe I captain in his place. It is nesillain to ray that an affair so singular and so uneaposted her caused sow siderable excitement at Westminster. Heavy:es TO "TUE 'Germ' CLessra."—Ou Satur day afternoon, at half-put three, Captain Trotter gave his second address to the higher clams al society, in Willies Rooms. The place was crowded in every part, and • gnat many of the audience had to stand dart= whole time. The Bub** of the pliant oflirert was the Holy Spirit, in Hie Pampa and Work. For more than as hour lead a quieter Captain Trotter es chained his audience by luminous expositions of the date. meets of enplane on the subject, mingled with singularly powerful appeals to the corietionce. Nut a *mad was heard during the delivery of the die/curse, which there is every mace to believe must have bees mariagly blamed to many who heard it. The address was thoroughly peace teal, se well ea ezpoeitery, and the elealawe and capary of its application, at the end, to the side and hearts of those present, mast have niet with • thoroup L away a bosom. Among Captain Trotter = there were distinguished noblemen, with their wives sod braise. The thought must have occurred to may who listened to the address of the gallant officer, that the rich and aohle, as well as the pour and lowly, had, it this instance at least, the Dispel preached out, them. The aristocratic character of the audience, which could not have esemineed of lees than from MO to 6UO persons, may he Warred from the fact that King-street and • portion of Jentees-square were hoed on each mule by splendid eqpage*, jolt as if the attraction that had brouelit them thither het bee, the appearance of some new prima donna at Her Majeety's Theatre. Who could help reflecting in his own mind on the cantresit between the purpose to which Willies Rooms were applied as Saturday, awl that to which thin' have been ter taloa" a period appropriated se Almacies ! —ifernswe Advertiser. LORD DISBY AWRILICANIERD.—If Lord Derby bed had • better cause, be would probably have spoken I. • better temper. When he speaks of the leaders of the whig party as " allying themselves with men from whose principle+ and politic. they wholly dissent," and ea "draped onto • reluctant support of measures and of men of which sad of whom they would not hesitate. to speak in private is the meet depreciatory terms," he must have forgotten that he himself was speaking in public. Such allusions to private conversations (be they real, or as troeg tmry • as those of Mr. Leader himself) are unparalleled in • statesman of Lord Derby's eminence; and could not have been made in either home of psrlianient without leading to imam data apology sad retractatioe. Lord Derby has a great horror of the political institutions of America. Bat, in thus publicly alluding to what be can only have learned in private eon variation*, he imitates and, so far ae his example exteorla, helps to iatrosluce here the worst fault of Amelicas political life--the absence , of reliance on the inviolability of emenunicatious made in the unguarded coaddence of social intercourse. —Northers WA IV. Tits Warmer( Barg.—At a meeting of share holders in this unfortunate concern, hold at Glasgow on Friday, the Kopp's! of compromise made by the liquidators, and the substation of which appairod in our columns on Monday Ira, was unanimously adopted. Smarr Ram rr Oiroao-vrasirr.—The vestry of St. George, Haooverequare, decided by • large majority, re Friday, against Mr. Trwies application to continue the line is the Sayawater•road, through their pariah bat it is stated on applioation with the same object has lima made to the Merylebooe weary. H 1 KID 111 INRA 111 WO IN is. mg. 195 sts IN IN 111 IN No is* no SHARE LIS2S.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoca. The railway share market is flat, and a further decline of to g per cent. has occurred in most of the heavier stocks. Lon don and North Western stock is now quoted 94! to ; Great Western, 74 to ; Midland, 1224 to _ 3 ; Lancashire and Y or k s hi re , lON. to 97 to 4 ; South Eastern, 81i to I ; and Cale donian, 4. Lombardo-Yenefian Railway shares have again risen, and are last marked g prem. Indian and Canadian railway stocks aro very steady. al Al AY 116. IPd I san.wsrs. . 17°1260161 '" orass. .111nn.WoL astonr YaL Dlrt..lon.,&ChenJono 'Blackburn KM and Tyne Doaton. M.O Bristol and raster Caioloulan Cork arid Bandar Cornwall Do. AA no dlr. wrlll Do. N I p.r. Is paid lola DWI° and &Mast Jen Mad., Perak dtAbd..ln Loa Anglian laolorta Counties _Nantern...D2U.7l st on, Sto t BA I Est muloug VAlnburgh and Manny Ittllnbro',Pr•rth, Dundee I /Affair ort4 Llydo J urn Glasgow 8. Wasters I!orad North at Scotland I_l l 1 throat Sanborn Po. Po. A Sion ! UO. ti Stool M. South& Woes. 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AevkL3m.Ven. p. e. 20 all &lathers of ?rase. , 3 p.c. 100 laU !Victor &sensual 6 p.c. 20 tall IW.dtti.W.of lerseee3p.e. In 12 Ilf llj li lo e 12 . 2$ OA 111 12i 98 i - 1111152 MUM No. I Mt. I Mum. I PL IN. Mt.. I bales. 10,4 ~_ Allred COll.. (Phllleak) &L 1) 21 24 - 20 British Iron - .. Nord MN - Dee. 0. Con. fravisit ) 1 600 160 - 112 .. NM Basset (Worm) - 4.1 a .. flpst Canulon WNW 19 191 - 4,000 .. L Wit. Itusod Marisa ) 74. 44. 64 411 - 466 .. Grambler ,t St. Anima IN 16 17 - 6, .. Great South Tokens - 6,1 M .. G. Wh. Alfred il'hillaek) 131.6 4 614 NM .. O. Wh. Vor (Vesta,( 4O 6 - 11 .000 .. Grenville - 1,0 . ...4 .. Ifermln•root M. 124 SS 40 11111 0.00 0 .. Illogst , h Dowse 4111.0.1 1 - 6,000 .. fmi.) Ikmtha 1.10.1. a D - 896 .. Margaret Way Lelart) ln - 6.000 .. North Downs 2,600 .. N. Frances Oilman) - l 5 0,000 .. N. Wh. Rawl r (lingua) 11. 45. 4 - 1,110 .. North Wheal Crotty - 6,400 - Pm Cons. , s t. Mazer) . le 9 9 -. 1.120 IS Providence (U. Giant). (o.s.y. 10 4 - 12, 511 .. S. Caradon ,St. Cleer) n IN 106 - 6,000 _S. Cam Brea (Mogan; . 4# 1 1 ..- NON 1 & Devon Iron a Gm. Yining (Lim) - NM .. S. W. Proacea (Mogan) 18.155 IN 165 -- NO .. Nam Part MAO. U 87 - 9,000 6 Tamer 411.4 Lead lta.C. 41 - 6,000 10 114 Cro ft - 30,000 .. Yale et rower (Cane) NUN. 4 0, .. Wed Bast allogan) ll 17 - 1,024 .. W. Camden (Lisleud) 6 66 69 SS 400 .. West Seim 612 .. Wh. amen (Daman) - 2. .. In. Baer th) lts 116 110 .. WL Volnard (Calstook) 7 $ 1/ 1 - 1.11116 .. Wit Kitty (Us. island 1.7.2. 9) 101 - LOU .. Whoa Mari Ann Allesheniet) - 1. .. MI. MIII6WaN Mak 7 la 14 - MDKNILLANUMIL No. I In.) Nmolift. IPd I 01. name. Oahe. 4.jr, 10,00 10 Tr. • maim v i ~.'l4 11 - sem/ 26 Australian darted ... 19 10 _ NON 10 NNW Waterworka. - all 4 4 -. - - 40 Bait American land . 49 -...- -. 6.000 0. Brit.& Irish Mae, Pel..A .1 11 SS •- /4131 10 Do. D 7 pas a =LIM MI 1111 20 .- 11,71/ N Do. C - 0,9111 1121 Canada Land ell 112 116 - kw 10 Mane! Islands Tel. (L) .1 - - - 110.000 St. 00p.11.401544.aftien. 411 -.- - 1402926 et. Palaos 1/6410 IN rreferenc• IN 105 107 - 260,030 94 10. 6p et. Puy. De& 100 BM 100 - 60,000 M Baetlndialni4.4 Canal 1 Itt 4 " - 794000 81. Ilsoirle Telegrapb - I,IM 16 Da. Nem l6 -. -Ms - 71,006 6 Ns& and Amt. Cep. SUN 11 Om. Siam Navinablos 14 - - - 900,000 1 Gnat Ship ( 1114101 4 MI ) all 1 1 I 100,900 1 Do. 171 pm mot. MIL 14000 5 Lea. District TN (1.1 -4/ ... -Ms - 100,000 4 Loa. 0... Omnibus OS. all 5 1 - 10,000 10 Madras Indio. a Cana 1 1 1 so - 99,000 10 MeditorransantilsaTel. all .... - - 12.000 10 Medlter. Ix. Tel. (Wm) all 21 $4 - 6QOOO 26 National Dlsoowit 00 6 1 1 dl. 4 LON 20 NerbuddsCoalalren(L) 5 01 dls .. 11.110 10 Netherlands load - . all -. .- ... Ilk I Do. 6p. 4,14 461 . 414. 411 4 1 .. 1,724 100 N. Brunt aN. Boot. LL IN 5 10 -. 111, IN. Brit. Anstramdan 6ll 1 1 - 60000 1 Orainial Gm 1 So. "New Sham' - 40,000 10 Orism 111. Alm. 1 1 / 4 4.1 b 6 4 dls - 000.000 St. Peel Lear Linda Min IN 60 62 - 10,000 50 Nola and Dries. Nam an 71 73 - 10,000 60 Do. New 3O 11 111 pas - 40,000 10 Miss a lad. Pa. 0.44 .11 17 111 -. 10,000 60 Paymney Ins - 10,000 16 Do. New all 4 N -- 16,000100 loyal Mail Steam —IS 41 49:d - 100,0001 St. nomtish Aust. Invests& 1110 US 110 - 14, 201 15 South Anstrallan land al 1.1 14 - NON 1 Submarine Tel. Sarin 4ll 4 -. 154000 1 Do. de. Il egaiered all 1 - 11,500 10 Do. do. - ee; 12,41.0 10 Wag a Ag. et Australia (Ltsited) First Nam 1 It 4pm •-• 54.03 13 TnundLa.Co.U.Canada II - - . st Kingdom Tel. (LI .1 I 491 IPm - 10.100 106 Yon Dimies's Lad-- 911 910 - RR•OYRNING OF TRH BRITISH Muzzuw.—The national collection will be re-opened for the admission of the public on Wednesday nest, the Bth inst., the period assigned for the spring vacation expiring the day previous. A SLIGHT MISTAK/L—Tbe Greenock Advertiser gives the following :—" Launches an of such frequent occurrence nowadays that much ef the pomp and circumstance, and, we may add, expense, has been pro perly done away with. Cannon no longer announce the event, the important ceremony of naming is sometimes dis pensed with, and when it does take place the gliding vessel is often christened, not with libations of ruby but • vlllano of red and black ink, w as it streams down the stem, ha s all the appearance wi compound the more generous liquid. A few days ago, at the launch of a vowel iu one of the local yards, the ismer of the ship missed his aim, and the bottle was left dang ling to one of the shores, with which the lanyard ea tangled. Two of the workmen in s t a ntly seined got it, awl retiring below the bottom of • craft on the stocks, knocked the neck off, and took a hosirty swig of the con tent., excepting a bow borehe. Their consternation and the inward pangs which followed their potations may be imajpned but can never be described.' FALL OF THE Nzw RAILWAY STATION Boor AT SLACZBUSH.-00 Saturday forenoon, about half-past 10 o'clock, just after • passenger train bad left the Blackburn station, the girders forming the roof of the new station, numbering Ilk to sixty, extending • length of about • hundred yards, and having • span of about a hundred fest, were blown down nod fell with a creak on the line, causing the greatest consternation to all in the vicinity of the sta tion, but fortunately inflicting no personal injury. The wind wee pretty strong at the time, and the girders wen imperfectly stayed, so that when the wind shook and moved the girder at the east end, they all toppled over like • row of bricks. Oue man was on the roof at the time, but he saw the girders giving way, and had time to get off, and on to the top of the wall. Another man was underneath, and oc seeing the fabric about to fall, he had the presence of mind to lie down close to the edge of the platform, which is about 12 or 14 inchos higher than the level of the rails, and the falling girders being caught on the edge of the stone platform, be escaped with • few bruises. These were the narrowest escapes; but later in the day, or at a time when trains were arriving or departing, the accident must have caused considerable loss of life. As it is the accident will , be • great loss to the contractors, Messrs. Whitehead and Holland, of Nelson, near Burnley, as there is not only • grat amount of labour lost by the girders, which had all been placed in position, having fallen, but their falling has so broken them that the pester part are reudered useless. The accident will also very much delay the completiou of the station. ---• SHOCKING AmtnnNY.—On Friday last a shocking saddest occurred at the Midland Railway Station, Derby, by which a porter lost his life in endeavouring to save that of a passeager who had recklessly jumped on to the steps of a carriage while the train was in motion. The facts were as follows :—The 7.5 p.m. North Stafforthihire tnin bad just started, when a passenger named George Walker, of Woot ton, near Mailmen, came running along the station plat form and spring on to the step of one of the carriages, nod attempted to open the door. All the doers, however, were locked, as the passengers alighted on the other side .4 the carriages, which being known to • porter named Willinm Hull, lie ran up to Walker, and seized hold of him for the purpose of pulling him back en te the platform, when hr come means his foot slipped, ho fell over the buffen at the end of the carriage, and no lees than six of the carriages went over him, killing him instan taneously, rind mangling his booby in the most frightful manner. The passengers were horrorstruck at what they had oritnessed, and screamed loudly. The remains of the poor fellow were picked up, and en inquest was held upon them on Saturday morning, before Mr. Coroner Whiaton, when a venlict. of "Accidental death" was returned. The coroner severely censured Walker for attempting to get into the train after it was in motion, sod ordered him to be summoned before the county magistrates for infringing one of the company's by-laws. The deceased was a very steady man, and had been two years in the company's service. PRoPts3ED NEW EXCHANGE IN LIVERPOOL—At a meeting on Saturday of merchants, brokers, shipowners, and other persons interested in the purchasing of the old buildings and the erection of a new exchange in Liverpool, it was stated that 310,000/. of the amount required to com pletegthe scheme had been already contributed , leaving only 50.0001. to be subscribed. Of this latter sum • large por ting was taken up at the meeting. Mr. W. Brown (late and Mr. J. P. Heywood (banker) were, it was stated, interested to the extent of 10,0001. An application was recently mado by some of the Burnley spinning firms to the overseen of St. Pancras, in order to procure the workhouse children as appren tices in Lancashire. The overseers were perfectly will ing to agree to such a course, bat there 11 a hail legal objection in the act of parliament, which prevents the ap prenticing of metropolitan workhouse children bnyoul forty miles from their parish. The Poor-law Board have agreed to support the abolition of this clause, if any member of parliament will bring in • bill to that effect. A singular rant reknaps arJee out of a case which was heanl on Friday, before the judge of the Salford county court. A " eau" named Thomas Cries was *esteemed to 20 days imprimosateet for contempt of coon. The aims of the ram were giving " Thomas" a bath as a means of penis meet, sad to their satonistnent, they discovered that the prisoner was a woman. What is more curious, she has worked and passed as a man for many years: she also married as a man, and, as it is stated, has lived very happily with her "wife." CRYRTAL PALACE. DALP-A-DROWN DAY. SATURDAY, NAY I.—Admissions on payment, x 01; ditto by same tickets, LOOS; total, 1,807. POZZIGN OBLIGATIONS awing arday. prime flat 18 I 12e MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocx. There is still no movement of importance in the funds. Console are quoted exactly tho same as on Saturday afternoon. English railway stocks con tinue to decline, and Lombardo-Venetian to rise. The latter are last marked 1 prem. Business throughout the Stock Exchange continues inactive. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Bente' were quoted 69fr. 50c., being sc. better than on Saturday. Consols are quoted 912 to 2, both for money and the 9th inst. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stook, 2321, 232, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 00, 1, 90 ; New Throe per Cents., 90/, 90 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1883, 132, ; India Stock, 2231, 225 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 101/, 1, 102; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1868, 961 ditto 1859, 961 ; ditto Bonds, 20s. die. ; Exchequer Bills, 65., is., 2a. die. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is rather flatter, at 712 to 2, whilst that of 1858 is steady at 562 to 572. Mexican Bonds have again declined. Sales are recorded 118 follows :—Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 87+ ; Buenos Ayres Deferred, 28 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 631 (exchange 128.) ; F.quador New Consolidated, 121; Mexican Three per Cents., 23 ; ditto for ac count, 231, 231 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, ; Russian Five per Cents, 102 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 801 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents. , 421; do. for account, 421,1; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 711; do. Six per Cents., 1858, 56+ ; ditto, for account, 572, 561 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 59 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 100+; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 191, 1 ; ditto One-and-a-Half per Cents., The Southampton has arrived from Melbourne with 86,0001. in gold. The following memorandum is from the Com mittee of Mexican Bondholders : The Committee of Mexican Bondholders have received advice@ from Mr. Whitehead, dated Mexico, the 4th ult. He had been unable to nuke any progress in anythioq, the government being so entirely a orbed in the difficult task of finding means to get through the day as to be in no condition to attend to him. The Etiolate of the 'led ult. says :—" It is no Iroger penury, it is distress, it is no longer bankruptcy, it is h ide ous misery," and the leading government papers already bogie to talk of another suppen- Alen of payment being a matter of necessity. Raising supplies by laying on taxes nobody seemed to think practicable under the present system of government, and the general opinion wan, that without foreign interven. Lion the country was in serious danger of felling anundor under such a state of the finances. All the duties in Colima np to November next bad been anticipated to defray the expenses of the Tepic campaign, and this after the assurances of the government so lately given of their having lamed strict orders to all the collectors to comply scrupulously with the decree of the Zird of January, 1857. In abort, everything remained in a very unsettled state, and the government ap peseed to be unable to put down the scattered reactionary bands under Megia, Marquez, Vecario and others. Cuptain Aldham was going on as well as could be expected. Foua o'Csoce. Consols closed without any change, being quoted 94 to I, both for money and the 9th inst. The steamer Tyne, from Brazil, has arrived at Southampton with 104,0001. in specie. The letters by the Brazil mail bring deplorable accounts of the loss of life and property which has been occasioned by the fearful earthquake in South America. 11 was generally imagined that the statement in the telegrams that 7 000 persons bad perished in the town of Mendoza, in the Argentine Republic, was an exaggeration, but the accounts now to hand show that the extent of the calamity at that point has not been over stated, and give rise to the fear that further intel ligence of a similar lamentable character may yet come forward from other quarters. It would appear that this earthquake was inferior in violence to none recorded in history. The private letters state that "the city of Mendoza is no more," and the number of persons who have perished there is varioualy computed at from 6,000 to 7,000. The loss of life was probably rendered the greater by the circumstance that the earthquake was preceded by a remarkable storm and by a hot rain, which drove the inhabitants into their dwell ings for shelter. The governor escaped. Already a disaster only inferior in importance is announced from another town , the greater part of San Juan having been destroyed, and 3,000 persons being reported to have been killed. San Juan is situattsl 120 leagues to the north of Mendoza, at the foot of the Andes. The shock was felt with such severity at Cordova, 150 leagues from Mendoza, thet the church was thrown down. It was also felt on the same day (the 20th of March) and hour, but without any serious effects, at Buenos Ayres. As the earthquake appears to have come down from the direction of Valparaiso, or its neighbourhood, considerable anxiety is felt for the receipt of further accounts from that quarter, the news by the present opportunity extending only to the 15th of March, when attention was chiefly directed to the great mercantile failures. Holders of Buenos Ayres Bonds, and all inter ested in the commercial progress of that country, will be glad to learn that Senor N. de la Riestra ban again been offered the portfolio of Finance. I'. is to be hoped that he has accepted it. In the Liverpool cotton market on Saturday, owing to the news from America, there was little disposition to sell. The transactions, however, ex tended to 20,000 bales, and prices experienced a fresh ripe of id. Messrs. Nicholson and Stone, warehousemen, of Cannon-street 'West, have stopped payment. The amount of their liabilities is not known, but is not supposed to be large. The following is the circular issued by Messrs. P. Hava and Co. : London, 7, Lothbury, LC., May 4, 1561. Gentlemen,—After mature deliberation and consultation with our several friends we have bees advised that we shall best .4vanco the iuterests of our creditors by at once sus poodle( payment; and, although such a step is most painful to our feelings, we have determined on adopting that course. We have accordingly requested Messrs. Coleman, Turquand, Youngs, and Co., in whose hinds we have placed our affairs, to prepares statement of thorn, to be submitted to a meeting of our creditors at as early a period se possible. Soliciting your kind forbearance, we remain, &c., P. flays sod Co. At an adjourned meetin of the creditors of Mr. Joseph Bull, of Ravens aale Ironworks, North Staffordshire, just held, it was resolved to wind up the estate under the private arrangement clauses. A special meeting of the Great Western Railway Company is called for the 17th instant, to approve thirteen bills now pending in parliament, some of which are of an important character. An extraordinary meeting of the Caledonian Railway Company is called for the 21st instant, at Glasgow, to consider various bills now pending in parliament, some of which authorise the con struction of branches by the company. The fourth ordinary general meeting of the Madras Irrigation Company is called for the 30th instant. A general meeting of the Eastern Bengal Railway Company is convened for the 28th instant. An extraordinary meeting of shareholders in the London Joint Stock Bank is called for the 30th instant, to elect a director in the room of Alder man Sir G. Carroll, deceased. Mr, G. T. Brooking is a candidate. The annual meeting of proprietors of the lonian Bank is called for the 30th inst. SATURDAY Ermuntn. Consols, which closed yesterday at 911 to for money and the 9th inst., opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For the June account the last price was 92 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols for money, 911, 1 ; ditto, for account (May 9), 91i, j ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 90 ; New Three per Cents., 9%, 90 ; Bank Stock, 234, 232} ; indigo Stock, 226 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1011 ; ditto Scrip, 101{ ; ditto Bonds, 165., 18s. die. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock was quoted 1011 to ; the Five per Cent. rupee paper, at 93j to 941 ; the Five-and-a-Half per Cent., at 100 to i ; and Exchequer Bills, 6e. to 3s. die. India Bonds were fiat, and were marked 18e. and 16s. die. The foreign stock market was quiet. Turkish Bonds, however, were firm, and left off 1 percent. higher than yesterday, the Loan of 1854 at 71i to 72, and that of 1858 at 561 to 571. Mexican Bonds were heavy at 23 to 4. Bank shares to-day were steady. There were inquiries for London Chartered Bank of Australia. In the miscellaneous share market no alteration occurred, with the exception of an improvement in Great Ship to ss. toils. Bd. 57174:473:1 po : do. Load do. I ii., , e,inTi. — -- 2.1 Do. r-,1.,4ub 1.14.:=Latja..t..4. "MIT ROC! &U M& 241130100 Agra and 11. IN Slack %MS 0 Australasia NON MI hank of Egypt MON NS Hank of loathe.... NAN 110 hank et Turkey %ON N BAJA N. America .., ours se Chart. Dank of lialla Austral* sat China IMIPS 111 Chrtnt Mere. of bad* Lou.. sad Chip _II IN IN City NDIN No col.ntioi SNOfall tout. of Oro& MON 100 Com. of Union MOS' 20 'Rog SeNtAusLOlsorld NAM' 00 ,O. hank of Switamiteg k ads. I 21000 20 lon. M. Dank et Asezi ,AM N Da. Now , MON MI London and County I 110.0 . 0 8. 01 SO Joint Stook 10. TO L oudon & South African ,ia M,OOO 100 Loa. and Mostrolostor o.olloj 100 k Pros. of Borland %ON IN O. Non NMI Se allied Bonk NM I ID am Swift Wake NON M Dank n 0.002 WM or froland M OSI II Australia OS. II Mlles ei AuatraUa 416,41110, /I , Miele of London MOM Ifiblikier Mutual OXMAN! SNAIL= AND NICIONS. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocw.. The mining market to-day is rather quiet. In the Stuck Exchange Great Wheal Vor shares are marked si and 52 ; Rerodsfu o t, 381 Vale of Towey, I ; West Caradon, 08 ; and Wheal Buller, 110. The other transactions have been chiefly in shares in East Wheal Grenville, Wheal Grenville, and Hingston Downs. St. John del Rey Mining shares continue in de mand, and are marked 321 and 321,. Kapuuda have been dealt in at It prem., and United Mexican at 61. At South Wheal Kitty meeting on the 30th of April the accounts showed a debit balance of 2921. 12s. 2kl. A call of 10s. per share was made. Th e following mining dividends have been declared during the month of April : Per share. Amount. West Wheal Beton. . £lO 0 0 £4,000 0 0 Dolcoath 8 0 0 Wheal Clifford Polberro Lisburne 3 0 0 When! Basset 2 0 0 Cefo Clem Brwyno.. 4 0 0 het Darren 1 0 0 ...... 300 0 0 Tad.. £14,017 0 0 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The English wheat and Hour supply of the past week, both per ship and land carriage, barley, cots, and peas very limited. Beans and malt more liberal A few parcels of barley and oats from Scotland, and a small supply of Irish oat.. The foreign arrivals of wheat were fair from Prussi%, America, Spain, and Mediterranean. Barley very contracted, nearly all Mediterranean and Black Sea Oata short Swedish and Danish. Flou r a small supply of Americanbarrels, and a few Spanish and Mediterranean sacks. A cargo of rye from the Black Sea, and two cargoes of beans from the Mediterranean. The supply of English wheat fresh up to this morning's market is small, and condition indifferent, but prices aro quoted the same as on Monday last for both English wheat and foreign, but a retail trade only pining. Malting barley firm ; other descriptions rather slow. Oats are very firm at last Monday s rates ; in some is stances rather more money 'eked, which checks business. Flour trade dull ; quotation nominally unaltered. Nor folk, 37e. to 395., and difficult of sal.. Town made top quality, Effie. Beans and peas quite as dear. Cloverseed, tares, and other agricultural seeds continue dull, as the season is nearly over. Wsear.—English : Fares and Kent, white, new, 425. to 82A. ; ditto, fine old, 67a to 71e.; ditto red, new, 395. to 515 e.; ditto, fine, old, 61A. to 63e. ; Norfolk, he., fine, old, 61a. to Vs.; red, new. Mis. to 57e. Foreign : Dantsie. 675. to 69s ; tine, 695. to 765. ; Konigpberg, 804. to 63e. ; ditto. extra, 06a. to 71e.; Reetonk, 66a. to 675. ; flee. 675. to 695.; Mecklenburg red, 60a. to 645.; Uckermark ditto, 60s. to 635.; American white, 6.1 a. to 694.; ditto red, 61s. to 625.; Canadian, 64e. to 67x. /MALT.—Beglieh n.alting, 41s. to 45.. ; flne, 47e. ; grinding, 26e. to ale.; end distilling, 31.. to 32.. per qr.; foreign grinding, 28e. to 29e.; ditto distilling, 30e. to 33a; melting, 36e. to 38e. Kim.—Englieb, Euni and Norfolk, 60e. to 64e. ; lb" 641. to 74a ; Kingston and Ware, fine, 700. to 74e.; brown, 114 e. to 60e. OATS.—Leah feed, 24e. Od. to 27e. Od.; potato. 27e. to 31a. ; foreign, 23e. Od. to 27e. En, 344..!.* 38a. Bah.-English tick, 33. to 365. ; harrow, 36a. to 404. ; pigeon, 36a, to 40s. ; foreign, 27a. to 334. ; tick, 395. to 41s. ; Konigsberg, 40s. to 475. ; ' 375. to 39e. PZAIL -English boilers, 43. to 445.; w eta and blue, 40s. to 44e. ; maple, 12s. to 45e.; grey, 36a. to 415.; hog, 36e. to 43.; foreign. 12a. to 46a. FLoon.-&glish town. 191. to 60s. ; ditto See, 53.. to 555.: oottntry, 43. to 456. Norfolk and Suffolk, 370. to 395. ; French, 46a. to 49 ,. pm sack; American 31s. to 34‘.; Canadian, 31a. to 345. ; Spanish, 46a. to 501. Fwarino Canooss, all C. F. and 1.-Wheat: Berdi. amid and Marianopk, per 4921 b.., 54.. to 56a. ; Ghirka, Ms. to 555. ; Polish Odessa, per 4801b5 ., red, 555. to 575. ; whits, 60,. to 63. ; Danube and Galata, 445. to 50a. ; EaptillAs 40.. to 13. Barley Egyptian and Syrian, per 4001 ha., re. to 265. ; Wass sad Danube do., 26e. to 27e. Beans Egyptian, per qr., 33. to 39.. Maize : Odessa and Galata, per 49216.., 395. to 104. ; Thrall and Bulgarian, per 4801 b.., M., to 395. ; French, do., 38a. to 39a. ; American, do., 375. to Ms. titirar.—Oanary seed, per qr., 58s. to 1325. ; Hemp seed, per qr., 41a. to 44e. ; Mustard seed, per bushel, white, 1:1s. to ria. ; brown, 13. to 141. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, 30a. to 575. ; Linseed cakes, English, per 1,000, 121.155. to 131.55. ; American, thin, to brie., per ton, 111. sa. to 11/. 15e. ; do., thick, round, and oblong, IW. to 101. 15e.; Baltic, W. to 91. sa. ; Marseilles, 91. sa. to 101.50.; Rape calm, 51. to 51. 10s. iItIII7ALS INTO LONDON PROM APRIT. 23 TO MAY 4. Oesiawlso.WheaA Darlay. , Ma& Oats. Deana I Peat Pinot... - I EOM 1 yta g gi INt °raw . Tes k ia bruiscke . I 60 447 .... I .. blab 'lt 1140 WO NM .... 11406 DM 100 •lliti 260:1 • Z. C. Itall • 1807 573 I MO 42.8 179 13 I .. 110418 0&N. Rail 158 44 1119 460 10 1877 & Ball. 7t 311 30 185 173 20 .. 1 611 EIPONTID.—Wbost, 700 qn 75 ewta. lour. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) The following public miles are advertised for to-monow (Tuesday) :—Sitgar: 500 libels. West India, 3,500 bags Mau. ritins, and 600 begs Bengal. Coffee: 250 casks plantation Ceylon, 100 &lochs. Saltpetre : 1500 bags Bengal. The private contract markets for sugar, coffee, and tea have been neglected since Friday. SALTPETHR.-- Fine has sold freely at a slight advance refraction 31 to 4 ,old 311. ; refraction 61 to 6, 375. 6d. COTTON. —Tbe market has been somewhat excited to-day„ and a further advance is uked by holders. TALLOW MARKET-(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 54e. td. net cub ; Petersburg Y. 0., ou the spot, Ns, 6d, ; Apra to Juno, 581. ed. to 555. ; October to December, 55e. PARTICULARS OY TALLOW. Stock oa hand this day ... .easks 9,911 Delivery Last week 1,648 Ditto from Ist mums 94279 Arrival last week Ditto from Ist Jew KOSS hilts Y.C. per cwt. thls day -, foes. Od. Ditto Town last Pliday , 87s. Si 28,9 - n 1,050 76.171 noii Ns. AL 55.0 68,846 1.721 74, 11..4il bk. OA. 47e. M Arrival ter the week ending May 14 last year, 041 b maks , sad de li very e.. 2 casks. The arrival last week comprised 0 muds from St. Petersburg, 0 from Mimes, 0 from Austra lia, 0 from South Azueries, sad OA from other places.—Total, OS casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) . . We have a large supply of heists, but the demand is good, and late quotations ere for the most part realised. The number of sheep is considerably larger ; trade for them is, however, brisk, and prices are not much altered. Good lamb is in demand. Calves are not sell ing quite so welL From Germany and Holland there are 230 besws. 2,540 sheep, and 97 calves. Scotland, 600 beasts, and 2,600 from Norfolk and Suffolk. - let itoo• of tllM. Best Reota, llenAla Beet Shorthorns Second qul. besata Calves a. .L a. d. 1 ♦ 10 5 2 48 5 0 II 8 4 4 60 5 8 Plig4 BeetDas&HU-breds 4 5 0 8 IS 0 it — siael 3,000; Plp, 470. I';r4i4il;;il3lll4. I. J. Best Dna& I.lf-bJ4BII 6 0 804 limgArools.... 6 4 Dn. tin. 61046 .... 4 8 Ewen it. 011114 qua. 4 8 . - La. 5 5 8 S o 5 4 6 7 8 ,118: - Do •10. +iburfi Wnla .. Ts - i:iiind4:•2l,l9o - i'vie, BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mew. Palinodes and Smith report that the bine con. fiance in a very backward and unkindly state, showing many hills gait* dead, and ethers very week. Market firm. COAL MARKKT. —(THD3 DAY.) Walls End Hatton, 18s. 3d. ; Walls End Hassell, 18.. 3d.; Walk Ead Stewart., 18a. 3d. ; Walls End South Hatton. 18a. 3d. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 17s. Sd. ; Walls E n d &tarts Hatton. 17s. ; Walls End Russell Hettous, 175.; Walls End South Kelloe, 16s. 9sl. ; Walla End Hough HaJg a . • Walls End Cuasop, 16s. ed.; Walls End Harton, 15s. 6d. ; Byron, 16a. ; Peaaes West, 14.1. dd.; Reenlvee Steam, 17a. ; Howard's Hartley, 16s. 6d.; Lambert's ditto, Ms. 6d.—ltbipa at irkeirs• 118. An infant, fotir months old, died at Southampton lest week, from swallowing a marble, which was put into its mouth by a little child. Blondin, of Niagara celebrity, will arrive in &gland on the Mod of Way, and make his first 'occasion at t►e Crystal Palace abed(' after that date. ' I on. rt. f • wd h!, let. iv. ape los th. Aka Ikat uOO • el '•n no• n ) i