The Express. — London, England, 1861-05-03 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF COMMON PLIAS. site*. in Harm --Odin Load Mid Justice Erie, anti Justus@ Willa sad Bytom) 1% at Sees ren.uress. TM. lIVAITrIELP PLECTION. I. thus ear aa &upbeat= had been mule for a writ of 1,..h• AIX comes to chseharge Mr Fernandez from custody, ul.a the pearl that Yr. Jodi*, IliU hod no power to •!...00d bus to prime ter sot answerme aerials questioas era a trial for alleged bribery at tie last Wekidski eke tr.. sad krilisr, became the marmot of .-ousatitutent was _ _ The Lard Mkt hada, sow delivered j. 4 -t. He veil that in diatom a moths had twee mode by Yr. Morin L. the waling a writ airbus' coriata upon die posed Mat traprwonotwat was contrary to Lw ; and it igied IM ...root that Um mum/ had been .ii iii►Mydd y . ...oil .4 seam bold at York, and it appeared idea by that ..moot Miss be me sailors en • WILL that • .tourtlaea Mated by die mart le be • halal gesetiou ma pet to sad that be ashiehdly rodard to mower it, and rm IS that nolua4 sod as me g.ihj of meit•nipt. sod ass Owning, wiemailtal to primes. t po. tbe raiment le thus ~ask swami to live to lea warrant made by s weeemiat Salami is a matter within it. larieshelies, sad Ow ...treat eipprewol to Ira warrant tibia tee wild open the to •of it. Th• . were sot a court of ream tin of weal .f the surrew• of the *abeam is soil M Mee poly was dawatwa..l Led tliwaglit eight appalto the aowrorigs. and Z grl 74 5. veleta pie low minim and maid by the agent bowled op 4 .gamed that mem had Mee pareend. Mr howdl, to mania his maim, mast tbat the warrant was •04 and thie pang be leek wee that the warrant allanad sly that tbe question err mat and the aaawar taw ra r e da-4 . amid Aid sot set out atm the gem tan was. awl what the pound of anima le sarma we; Utak se fart. it 81 mot est oat Mae evidsese upon Mash tim judge ammo to die coadirsios easisimal la the winued. W Itothoe lbw meld he required et my meet it ass lint law pup.* to dead., for it as.. mania ea if tle mart of mire wee a superior emirt the shhetisa halo/ It wee as airmen se say owns of law mull be that a osperior mart Meg adjudtsM Mat s asseengt Noma its powers had bens ememitted, and to legatos 1.4 that eostempl. He as.. daily of opiaion tbia a writ Antal b. Masai The other hiaX m eettained. Applenitios COCRT or PRORATE AND DIVORCE. Mauro Om Judge Ordinary.) WILTON r. orturvampt -A DEAF, MIA. AID lUJD TIATATZII. Thee was a teetaineatary eiut el a sonerwhat peculiar dr ro-isr. It related to the enll of Mies Jute PecM, late of Ludlow. wbo died at the age et 7$ eft the 101.11 ti April hot. The imams...at wa. propousided by the executor, ad was opposed hy the utters of the deceased on the gonad that she was not of aufllcieat capacity, and also on Ihee ground that it woe not her will. Mr. Beet% 44 C., Dr. Middleton, aad Mr. Pltipsoa appeared Ire the politician . Mr. Fterjeant racial, Dr. Iletaks, acid Mr. Millwaril ler the deleadast. The testatria had hese blind since 1/42, but she was born deaf wed dumb. Is bee onlyoarl life the lived with two montlee mime at Ludlow. At the death of the survivor of them is PUG she west to live with her mother and sister at Helmer, sal when her soother died in MCI she retuned to Ludlow with her seneat Elizabeth ItaraNA wheel the had ant engaged in 1/ 4 27, sod her daughter Ana Brasil Mn Rummell had previously ben the attemilant of Mrs. Walcott, an old friend of the deceased ; ad also • deaf aisle. For saes years her banana matters were traimseted lor her by her cousin, Mr. Rid.hileh the healing Ora of 4 -:" 1 and BklaulP l 4 but b. died in Isl 9. Ithe thee seat foe smother old kind, Mr. Duna, mad teqacined him to take charge bet again. Alter the become blind du WWI anaMonied to have her letters orates for her by the Kaniells, hat she red to sign there bane& In list the became entitled to 7,1100 i, that was in Mae. orry ; and appointed Mr. Wiltoe. the phintiff, to be her solicitor. la the following year eke en. premed • wish to execute • will, and inetroctiests were Wes for it by the Rev. Mr. Walcott, sad kis shier Mrs. Pon, who kaew her w e ll, and could convents freely with her. This having twee dose at two interview, • measeneduse el her wakes was mat to London, where they wen redeeed to • will, sad settled by counsel in the meet eimpiesadometee Mena. It was emoted is the 12th at November,* the r:eLof Mr. Walcott, Mn. PAM, Mr. Ar ro n:lSM W attendee' ; Mr. David Mottos. GI the lust sad Dumb Asylum, at Liverpool the . Mr. Phillips, rector of Ludlow ; sad Mr. Asdersoa, ez•mayer ef the borough. The will was interpreted by Mr. Bathos teas tentedrix„ who repeated it to Mrs. Pries, tied thee Mn. Mee proommeed oath mamma abed, so that the me that it agreed with the entail' will. etrament was wiped by the Metairie, sad it was 'Maimed by Mr. Berton mad Mn. Pries. The thasellekluseleame elm tans • asinine of the modes_ epapeadL By the inetnnamt she left a sem of I !OK le her asphew, Mr. Charles titename ; LIM emik to his three seam &ad to Mr. I kW ark tit Mr. Wane, Mr. Walcott, sad the ,Lia=tras= as 5001. to mob of the Kugel* The was theist 2,000 L, was directed to be divided 'mei.* tie children of %MP delhadeat, but notbiag was left to Ma. Semmes boveK — After a great deal of Mims bad bees Nivea of the met prides eisserler is seppert of W will, ea atoeura use mob to emproodee ; hot la the ahem* of tiro Asia lire Indies esoneel it Aid aot menet • hew mil Mot the Jury vow quits *ad that wow sight weer be have Isms lenieshl Ye wort lierjeart Pipit sougested est iime e Z ia. badi better beet bask elas beim th via m a %mei aa Sr C. Cionoell— ti is risible to bear IM od ium sire Iwo boa gives lemies aaa opiaioa. ■reawaf. 1 Welk it my deity to lay that lt le very bard slimai Nay, apes witalsomo. sad epos the amt , that ea r e reetomes bo pereoatad by the alieloai al lading 14. iholust Ploote—l tea arrant year lordship that mewl love ileee owerrthios is their power. W Or C. Creemeoll—lseero reemeiles Wee to give their eise wine eowelee ellareL Ibis rioniog Kr. Serjeest Pire 44 1 " . " 1 " " Z ied lllsr Ow *Aim Own be should set he j lot ouritodios the will ray The )rey lbw fend veurdic . t for the piebraill, ni The Omit who ModModpeeiste. There woe se eppiiwile kir COURT OF BANKRUPTCY Old= Mx Chum War In s.) SI s. SiMiIIIAIL Tti Tit hatoopt_ was • opooftio• 111111611•1 at labo Bovonli. m• 114mosurossalstiiis moll* The aooonato lato aborty appaitolL The liabilities us about 9.WOf. ; do mama of auslo for not of bow moirlaisod. A grodo• mot as to tho politio• to roforosom b • inner portastillip ; to Aar • potlaitioi illtords• W loairopt amp* to pro. or ft vourv lin of irittoot a : 7 p for tios artilitsio Mx lawsloo for taw toolottos t e r Llama , all mans ; Toot for the toolorepL O 1111 JO= TALUS. bleblPlllll9 411111elbed as a WNW sad pobibise. amok add W fiessaiL He r. lo the soft la IktOstalmm Irl .• • $w figiveb u s ie S sal. awl ell est Mae • sbismas• el *la esobis the Islowfas Num s—'lb mann. 4,883/. ; Wigs seassilly NAPS& rim whia sass a/ the isamiti 41W4L. lowa dedeetsd,• sum .sd 10,01. N. tsmsles wasevessdl. Tte sews were staled d sdadt„ 'Ads *ad. sisaelwaty. rd gyps, ; emali rid bask di.Ylt. WW. ; book able • .4c . Men is • Ism, flot. ; sad "Awe. Mot asel *Ws mad sopysigleast w Mossereilsol lfze ur f W. W.id, \out (west le a drip &ONO Imat, pri , antra, 4 0 141 1 . Maine .ittag tilt SWAM dtnigessa. Debts et "muds ad 2,ouDi. were _peva Mei She Sininnag .w. appaistsd Inds sodiasss lei. Hodge, tilabsissal• statism; of threry-INe ; Mr. Robed . typrfossdrr„ Trireliest. didessusialdwad ; . COM d KW? Narlimad. Ifaxas. gases, M•ws, sad Ilbayar, rawWawa bola, Tumor, sad Urals, me UM goikilere the lßsOsie lir. Ommill arPLICATIuS TO COUJY TIT ROZOITT or LOWDON. Mr Hari wound is support of a petition which bad his Preemiled user eiresmilssees onwiewhst tlareafdl. larY. A Ismaili moistly petitioned the court wader the eleven • OD the None day exeentioo :er= 4 ; sad tboot motive of the MIMI, wee defy ervisl vs Ascii, be pissided st ths st those lays te mil the cede TM Para et the pima* prates was ths stew WEIS be Isis es the awl& to Nolan the s alt pr se Us .ps i, W OW mishit be stemitied Ist Mr. ps. Ifir ___ lie appilegiss. Cam• sum caul is Imilt sides. ...spill ethos the ask. lewd ars at Ilsossl v. /4412ake10.` HS Wooer neirvisi hi. jailipstst. a et SMITH. POLDER, ATP CO. —TNT EAMON OLD SAM. This was a dividood .Win. The besiouphey oceurral Iva rims ago, Delyi at aftriv 310,000 t. ones proved, sod there have bees preview dividend, ...waling to 19e. 4d. is die paned. Mr. Whitmore. the oasis' seelswee, apperlsi that there vu sow alive EMI,. is band ; bat this rut. The dividend will erwoost to a how . sob 'iwte oddest to sake op Ms. is the pmeei THZ POLICIC COURTS (THIS DAY.) - NARLDOVAUGH•RTRZET. HHry "rip, vespertable•lookiti ma , • jobtaafter et 'twnise. I. Jobliterooci, was charged before Yr. 1 nAllry with being drunk, awl do* damage with bit ho'ftftme to n cab, the ;worm of Mr. Oeitara, of Via. mit Nunn, Wataistifr. Mr. E4ward Ls of (heat Mulbor. , ugh-street, at. tarent tar the defeadrot. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 3, 1861. After some discussion Mr. Yardley said he amid not entertain the charge of damage, but that was for another court. TM sharp of druekinisess wee thee goes luta, sad ow solely wee a very carious eat, Mr. Lima stating that it wee a matter Of peat importance to the &feeds* who was • very respectable maii, havialt orvend home and broughams, and who wee ealpiled to drive Lille. rakes to • cocoon at the Heisoveroquare Rome oe the prowl. vis day, being by that lady by the month to do so, and that lady to Haw, 171 C, rid the defeadaet was drunk,aad esother wholes sod tiergesse Ohm. C 3, who took the dirge, eon- Sneed Far the defence Mr. trL , Malls Thiene' nephew I. Tuba r„ et Beinsdary-road, St. John's-wood, sad Mr. Nitioa, ealiebe Orehardntraet, were millecL The nest named mid the defendant wee sober when he left hi set's imam a abort time before; Mr. Nation said that the eidendent had dose some tomatoes at his house is the aftaraoce sad wee this quite sober, sad Dr. 'Tads add that the defendant bad suffered as accident two yeses ewe, basis( his 'Wall fractured, sad that he wee ealsject to dotennisatios of blind to the head. which gave Wm the appearance of brio( iatosisated, and ia addition Ise had se impediment of epee* that would make say ass think that he was sot sober. He believed defendant to be • eery sober may. Mr- Kroh farther added that he west with his aunt (Yale. Tame) at d to hail defendant oat, sad he bad so appearsaoe this of haring bees M. tozieshid. Mr. lawn basis( lade seem hither remarks en the are, wine hided Nearly two hawk Mr. Teedirr said theme lad been evidently ea mew ca Uwe part el the wieasenee„ they atistakine the impedienten the defendear's speed le be the effected drink 'The dalendani was then diehard. i ii i ak j 4 1 4 _4a 114 TI goo /0:0141i 01. I IL SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAP.) Two o'ClAmi. The railway share market to-day is dull, and rather fiat in character. Th ere i s a f ur th er fall of per cent. in Great Western stock, and per cent, in Lancashire and Yorkshire. Other descriptions exhibit little change. London and North-Western stock is now quoted 94 to I ; Great Western, 72 to 1; _ Mid land, 123 i to I ; Lancashire and Yorkahire t 1101 Ito ; Caledonian, 97 to ; South-Eastern, 81 to 82/, being rather firmer ; and Eastern Counties, 491 to 110, West Midland Oxford stock is fiat. Lombardo-Venetian Railway Glares have ad vanced to }to i dia. Indian railway stocks are in demand. 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Tel. all - -• SLOON IL . „ olgoollema at 1,00111111 04. . lakes 10 II 111 - MAIO 14. . Prefer** IN 1116 IP - NO,OOO N. Ds. Sp. et. Pep. D.D IN 1N IN - I 60,000 II nealledlabrlg.t Card 1 4 4 dla 4 DOAN 86. 114elde Tekompli - 00.0010 116 De. New IS -. dla - 1 lag. and Art. Cop. 10.000 16 Goa. Deem Niotion= 16 - - - 11•11110 1 Geog Slap (11adted) - tot 1 Do. 174 per pot. Pref all i - IMOD I Loa. DOLLS Tat (L.) 4 - - dls - fp 4 Leo ELL Om** Oa all 1 1 NAN 10 Madras Intp. • Carnal 111 pe 141 DedltaboostankotTel all - - - moo so 'haw. Ps ToljUla) all 1 1 4 - 11 •1140 N National Dam 11 p* Oe 1 1 dis - MN N NertoddaCoaldtbea(L) 6 04 die - 10 Ifetberlusdo Pod - - - I Da II p. e..k. atlk PI 4 I - I. IN N. arma • If. Met. Id N 4 10 - MIN IN. 710. Loebaliko all I 1 - R 1 . . Das an 4 1 1 I Do. “New Ilhatao* - 0, I6 • Dollln. Mal NUN IL Peel ape leolda/ls IN 60 12 j - Ilk N sodtklat Nous an 70 71 71 40 Do Ns. SO 14 It pi 414 N &Pa di lad. Tel. 0.44 all 1 1 7 . 1 1$ 17 00 SO 10, t Ism - 111.440 IS , low an 4 14 - WON 104 loyal Man Skim 0 47 49314 - MAN IL PP Diveika. 110 IS 110 - 14.101 N Panne& UP all U 16 - MOO 1 Tel Pep 10.400 I Do. do Itookkoml all 4 1 1 1 1 11,140 Do do. an 6 1;50 10 • lg. of Amtralla (Limited) ILL Imp. I 4 Ipa -. 00.000 116 1A.00.0.0100 I - - 14 141016 Ow Kingdom SeL (L) : l 4 dbe 4pm - MN IN as Ulames'a 100 l lll4 0 10 - MONEY MARKET.--(THIS 041%) Two o'CLoc K. The funds to-day are quiet, at yesterday's prices, in the absence of any news of im portance. The victory gained by govern ment last night has perhaps tended to sup port prices. In every department of the Stock Exchange business is languid, except in Turkish Bonds, which continue in demand, and have again advanced. English railway stocks retain rather drooping tendency. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69fr. 0.5 c., being * per cent. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 92 and 91i for money, and 911 for the account. The present quotations are 911 to 1 for cash, and 911 to 92 for the 9th inst. The official business report. is as follows :—Bank Stock, 232*, 232 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901 ; New Three per Cents., 90, 1 ; India Stock, 222 ; ditto, Five per Cent. Stock, 1011, 102 ; ditto Scrip, 101; ; ditto Four per Ceut. Debentures, 1858, 961 ; Five-and-a- Half per Cent., " enfaced" rupee paper, 100* ; Ex chequer Bills, 35., 6e., dia. Turkish Bonds continue buoyant. The Loan of 1854 has been dealt in from 711 to 721, and that of 1868 from 674 to 68. The small bonds of the latter loan are in especial request. Mexican Bonds re main dull. Sales are recorded as follows : Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 231 ; Peruvian Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cent&, 821 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 911; Spanish Three per Ceuta., 501, 1 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 421 ; ditto Passive, 17 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 72, 1, 711; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, 571 ; ditto for account, bes 5 716 ditto, 1001. Bonds, 681, 59, 61; ditto Guaranteed Four per Ceuta., 1001._ . _ The Empress of the Seas has arrived from Mel bourne with 20,0001. in gold. The discount market is gradually becoming tighter. The demand yesterday was active, and the ' rate for the beet bills in Lombard-street was 41 to 6 per cent. The applications at the Bank have in creased, and were yesterday to a good extent. Great surprise is expressed by the holders of Mexican Bonds at the delay which has occurred in calling the promised meeting. Their prospects have improved materially ; the affairs of the republic have undergone a great change for the better • con sultation and united action might be alike prdac tive of good, yet the committee make no sign. No gold was taken from the Bank yesterday for exportation. The Callianoe (after a lengthened pas sage of 114 days) has arrived from Melbourne with 126,0001. in gold. This supply will be delivered in a day or two. The exact amount of specie to be shipped by the Pers., to-morrow, is 169,293/.., of which 132,7901. is for Calcutta (including 103,9901. in silver on government account), 5,198/. for Madras, 4,2001. for Oeylon 12,4601. for Hong Kong, 12,2551. for Shanghae, 1,2001. for Singapore, and 1,2001. for Alexandria.' 156,995/. is silver, and 12,2981. gold. The amount on mercantile account is very limited, as was anticipated. The latest quotation of exchange at New York is 106 t to }. 16,0001. in gold was Benton Wednesday by the Kangaroo from Liverpool, and it is probable that some further remittances of moderate amount may be made by succeeding packets. It will afford some idea of the depreciation which has occurred in the New York stock market if we state that Virginia Dollar Six per Cents., which about ten days ago were quoted 70, now oome quoted 36. In London the price is 40 to 50. The London prices are in read y all instances much above those current at New York. The American quotations, for example, are equal to 46 die. for Illinois Central shares, andlll4 for New York and Erie ; whilst in London this afternoon the prices were respectively 39 die. and 19. This difference is calculated to bring shares over. On outward bound vessels under the American flag to San Francisco, 51. ss. per cent. was given yesterday at Lloyd's for risk of war and letters of marque. The rate on ships which have already sailed for the Northern ports of the United States was 20s. ; and for vessels to sail 40a. was required. The Liverpool cotton market is becoming excited, under the influence of the American news. The sales yesterday rose to 25,000 bales, and prices were quoted id. higher than on Friday. Som r it a taortant conferences are still going on with to the position of the Greek interest. We u erstand that the Bank of France have con sented virtually to keep permanently under dis count for the Greek firms a certain fixed amount ; that is to say, as the bills run off, they will take a fres h amount within the limit specified. It is believed that similar facilities will be worded by all the principal banking establishments int.- ' rested here. It is further in contemplajon to pro vide that houses which have endorsed bills on the. two large firms that have lately failed at Marseilles I shall not be pressed in respect of them for the pre sent. These arrangements are not yet absolutely settled, but the object is to give the Greeks time, in the belief that they are quite solvent and will ultimately meet all claims in full. The act of bankruptcy against Messrs. C. A. and T. Ferguson, mast, oar, and block manufacturers, of Millwall, having been withdrawn, the estate will probably be wound up under inspection, as agreed to by the general body of creditors at the meeting on Tuesday. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return allows this week &decrease of 1,7821. ; the Midland a decrease of 1,2531. ; the Lancashire and York shire an increase of 1,5141. ; the Manchester, Shef field, and Lincolnshire an increase of 1,1761. ; and the North Eastern an increase of 81. The traffic on the 1,004 miles of the South- Austrian line of the Lombardo-Veuetiau Railway Companyfor the week ending April 22 was 48,0731., being 19,2071. more than in the corresponding week of 1860, on 687 miles ; and that on the Lombardo- Venetian line, 4,7571., showing an increase of 1,0611 A special meeting of the West Midland Railway Company is called for the 16th instant at Wor cester, to consider various bills pending in parlia ment. . _ _ The animal ineeting of proprietors of the Na tional Bank is convened for the 28th instant. The particulars are published of Danish Three .r Cent. Bonds to the amount of 65,8001., which havebeen purchased and cancelled. With reference to the market for American securities, Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co., report as follows During the pest week there has been an almost entire ab sence of business in American State eccuritiee in the London market. The various State stocks are well held, and are not offered for sale ; whilst the low quotations from New York have led to considerable orders for purchase in that market. The report of Mr. E. F. Satterthwatte is annexed : The very serious complexion matters have now assumed in the United States, and the very reduced quotations for stocks received from New York have produced a great effect on the market in Loudest for American securities. For States and Federal stocks there is no demand, except at whet may be called absurd prices. A few parcels of railroad bonds have been taken where a decline of any moment would be submitted to. Illinois Central Shares have given way to 39 discount, end Erie to 19, at which prices the market has received support, both from the " bean," and from fresh buyers. New York Central shares have touched 63. The Admiralty will receive tandem on the 16th inst. for the supply of 150 tons of cocoa, 100,000 lbs. of tea, end 200 tons of sugar. Mr. James Murphy was yesterday appointed agent for Lloyd's at Maranhao' : Mr. William Jacoby, agent at Grey Towo ; and Mr. George Low, agent at Loch Eribel. THURSDAY Enema. Consols, which closed on Tuesday at 911 to for money and the 9th inst., opened this morning at the name quotation, and after touching 92, closed at 9li "buyers." For the June account the last price was 921 to 1. The official business report is as fol. lows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money 911, 1, 92, 911 ; ditto, for.sccount (May 9), 91 92 • Three per Cent. Reduced, 90, 1, 90 ; New Three per Cents., 901, 901 • Thin Years Annuities, 1885, 151, ; Bank StOck„ 234 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1011, 102, ; itto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1869, 961 ; ditto Bonds, 17s. die. ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 93/. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock was quoted 1011 to 102 ; the Five per Cent. rupee paper, 931 to 94 ; the Five-and. -Half per Cent , 100 to ; India Bonds, 17s. to 12s. die. ; and Exchequer Bills, ss. to 2s. dia. In the Foreign Stock market attention was almost entirely directed to Turkish Bonds. The transactions were not extensive. but there was a steady demand and a rise was finally established amounting to 11 per;cent. in the Loan of 1854, and nearly 3 per cent. in that of 1858. The closing quotations were respectively 711 to 72/, and 561 to 571, being, in each instanc e , the highest point of the day. In the market for bank shares there were more inquiries for London Chartered Bank of Australil, and Bank of Turkey. An improvement occurred in Australian Agricultural and Crystal Palace Pre ferenoe stock. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :--Ocean Marine In surance, to 31 prem. ; Thames and M erse y Marine, 1 to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, to 1 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, ; die. to prem. ; East India Irrigation, Ito ; dis.; and Natal Land, to ; prem. There were transactions in the shares of the London Company at 1 prem. R 7l7 r ei:e were inquiries for the shares of the United Kingdom Electric Telegraph Company, which were quoted dis. to prem. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. Ow ammo numaaris.) NEWMARKET JIZETING.—(THIS DAY.) TER NEWLILIILIT STAKE& AL Kart of et. Patrick I 3 mu MATCH. Lady lllusche tea Vow. £lOO HANDICAP PLATE, ENTRY POE WALDEN PLATE OF 60 WWI. Last cal itTCiC &Wows, e, Illsaksask CTirroZno',, Grasshopper e, cby Rataplse out c 4 Fannie, Boylock, The Broad Arrow, Pew" Concert/ sr r„itfalsry, Ellis f, Girdle, nod Wood ford. All are hers. ENTRY FOR HANDICAP OF 10 WV& D.M. Risbig Sue. 4 yrs, Bat 101 b ; Golden Pippin, 4 yrs, bet 31b; Min Emma, 3 yrs, Tnt 81k; Jackal, 3 yrs, Tst ; Nears sinsaarr, 3 yr% E st 3lb; Alarum,3yrs, 8d ; Flutter f, 3 ps, 64. All us lore. SWEEPSTAILIES OP 100 sous. e here. The others paid forfeit. ENTRY FOR SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 BOYS, TWO AND TREES YEARS. First Wf of Rieke, Naniette t, De:, Watery, kerns, Sc. Beraird, Ku& of the Garter, wed Iloaableta Lees ire here. THE 0111811rit U. 30;Z) in force) LATEST BETTING AT MIDNIGHT. THE DERBY. 400 to 100 opt Donde* (t) NOD to 000 Diopitiotot (I) 11 to 1 Row agon (off) 14 to 1 Eildozsao Dr (t) 15 to 1 Kettledrum (t) 15 to 1 Maraca (t) 1000 to 100 Issas (t) 1000 to 45 Dictator (t) 1000 to 00 Neighbour (t) MINEB.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cweit. A good general business has been done in British seining shares to-day at steady prices. Shares in West Caradon, Wheal Trelawney, Wheal Margaret, New Wheal Setae Bryn , Marke Valley, Fart Wheal Grenville, and Wheal Sydney have met with chief attention. In the Stook Exchange Wheal Trelawney shares are °Malay marked 13} and 13i. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. Great Northern Copper (South Australia) have been dealt in at to I prem, and United Mexican at Seventy eight tons of copper ore, received by the Great Northern Copper Mining Company of South Australia, are to be offered for sale at Elysium on the 14th instant. Private assays of samples have yielded about 30 per cent. of pure copper. This will be the first sale of this company's ore. At Noyth Whial Exmouth meeting yesterday the amounts allowed a balance of liabilities over assets of 317 L 17e. fkL A call of 2s. ed. per share was made. At 'Trench.. Mine meeting on the 29th ult. a call of 11. 10a per share was made. The Wheal Pollard aooonnta, presented at the meeting on the 30th efts, showed a balance of lia bilities over assets of 3801. 17.. 31. A call of 3s. par Aare was made. At South Caradon Wheal Hooper meeting, on the 30th sit, the accounts showed a balance of liabilities over assets of 8211. 10s. Bd. A call of 3e. per share was made, At Manteca and Pearbiw meeting of shareholders bo-day the accounts presented allowed meta over liabilities to the extent of 1,4831 lie. 10d. TEE NEWER AND SUICIDE IN CIALISZJE Yesterday the adjourned inquiry into the death at Mrs. I.viderm, the leadlady of the Pack Hems puhllw hoses, who died so mysteriously a few weeks ago, sad she inns the death of the young can Horsley, who was farad deed is the above house, was renamed by Mr. Dania, so. restr, is the Coffeehouse Hotel. The father el the yews man produces' another batch of batten, similar he import to these rat is at the former hooky. They were from Mm. Davide*. to Horsley, aid Militated her dedre to have her era-in-baw in ter company. dergsant Cowen, of the s hy lieges, dimmed to burin found the body of Horsley, sad to ping moue to the Pack Horse, to Mok after the 11114618 *Mei Mrs. Davidson had oo when it wen semporml she bed strangled Horsley. He produced Mrs m e lees a deem, sad pointed out the blood stales um. it, es well es ipon_the arms the uebappy roma bad wens. Dr. *side and Mr. Teruperrley, wh o a t th e know inquiry bed deposed to having fond arsenic is the esehereM of Mn. Davideoe's stomach, now Maisel the mesh@ of the peer mote= eraminatiou of Hanbes body. From the appearance of the neck, the esementies el the eyelids, sad the protruding of the tongue, they were of erisim that the unfortunate young man had bees pet en end to by strangulation. Margaret Itickerhy, Issoper s -house at which it had been stated Horsley mod W ti-law had met, and 00 one occasion bad slept together, dried the statement ; but the coroner told bet that further 'amides would be made, sad that if the allegation proved truswitemeshould be indicted for perjury. Henley's weber mid she had suspected en improper inti macy between her me and his enotberdn-law. She took bin, to task shout it, mid he mid it would sot cooties' loot. The lambead of Mee. Davidson deposed that he bad 54 lived with her lady" and mother witness spoke to haring bees seat by Mrs. Davidsou to watch Horsley. The Coroner then summed up the @widow, after which the jury reenrsol a verdict of "Wilful murder and middle" Derridom ; that is, that she had murdered n a rey. and afterwards poisoned herself. The Coroner expressed his approval of the verdict The managers and (firm-ton of Rome of the pro- Titania reigns bask. him, given notice that the basks will be open twice a week in future, instead of awe. The Pope has presented the hinrquise de Pimo dee Wilk a pietism in Mosaic repnrwating the Virgin ►ad Clad el Carlo Wee, on which workmen hare been em ployed ter the last four years. . A Paris letter says :—" It is now nearly three nesathe since M. iiiris wee arrested and shut up is the prier of Mama, on • charge of abusing Co.. Samosa The penalty imposed os osorictioss for this done wanes frora two months? to two years' im. priesemmer. sad a ire which cannot steer ooe.foarth W resdistioa sod of the damages for the be. reiitd lie parties who have suffered by the oboes of coal itions. id. Airs hes not jet bees brought to trial, and must I be napsaled r hism-ent until the ere very be proved ; yet be le pashhed as if his guilt bed already bra declared by Ye tribunal sod sentenco passed. This is what is railed moggiris detisaticr. 'ad it word sprier there is so Uri tree.. IL Mire may be kept fa prima tar yews, and, ter eight maybedy haws, may be at the sad preasaased lassemat et the Amin aired him, red Moralist, hat ant Were his herr mod reergre harp loess wasted, mad he blmell seiased M Itupory." it ea it. -I. ■ TRAFFIC/ R/ETIIRNS. 1414 a taw Hi. Total. T. ZAUNATII oNn owes akasdles 1161 1106 Week MOS s Antwerp * 101447 April 1/111111 n. 4041 N i s S N A 6 NB 174 46r 941 1,4116 Loa Au ni ia F a zz iall , It llostk M Weak owidift 111. & Ain& • AprU • ,erdip•ii en. A rTokaw2buss r a —trAss l .— TOOT MKS UK/s) Apra It Hombre r IS ttl loo..Chalbs. KA Dom ile OM Week mien Aga V North Swim w ltsaano NockkeasiDarlKKoo — KO Week Teams April IL Kidd and Naga LANs Cartiss IlosoesoOK, loath Jaw Kok a altriadrim . . Kidiad 414 North *kW 114 1;601UN Soda& Control —4 1.2t7 Obropiliko Woo tilt KO Walk Team Ara II Memo Mr las JuTettio 10 106 11 :1 . 4 ! 48_ li 1 WI 111 100 109 1111 lIIS 1011101 ItAUMAYII._ 8 Modes • 'amain a aotteedral WI karma U ashisaLllrs.lapa • 18081 a. t J al • rnBN ardansai. It Car's= NW • la& an ( It i cassasias is Duke thoolik an Arlin d laws an 0411. Zuni= rm. p. all Ot. Clealrel el on .04. Lamont . 0 .11 Danis Jordan an Loki Comtism Is W lbws sad Unshod an Lavas and Own al Mafia Maidens ▪ N ▪ Do. wawa •"Pit al 11 Da Now Siam all Norwiglan Treat Prof. 11 ottoman SmyratAlnial an Pu4s,Lioes ams = e lt. all loans and SI Illosite inn• =MI Sad all Ills* a' aird a Da 7 par oat. al Sambre amal Masa ... au 4 Da par en& Prue Wm*. 14 Cigna.* Varallas all Soalkara al Prow.. W Wog Thrlais all if par Nal Prat all Want &N. `111.41/ Mare 1 1 / 4 414.14 Amid, sa ivisism• SAT 4 4 ,073 SIAS Let 4,7114 MOO SST 1.171 LIM ill NO 270 I. KOK WIN 616 913 1101 7,000 7,11411 7606 2,081 6,961 1,011 111.144 24,670 1104481 1,060 907 96,997 40,260 6,610 6,966 3.401 2,644 1,026 1.0.0 296 16.515 4.170 2,114 715 10 ISO t7ll PROTINCLAL SMARE MARKETS. trrnroot,. NAT T.—!ales today :—Birkenhead, 821 821 — Caledonian, 97j 971-12setern Counties. SI 10—Great Northern. 111 112—Great Western, 711 721—Lancashire and Yorkshire stock, 1101 111—Leaden and North western stock, 964 964 — London and heath Western, 96/ 9011—Maneheeter, Ithelheld, sad Useoln, 41/11 44—Midland stook. 1234 1251-lAtto new shares, lj 15 p.—North Brttleh, U 6i } — North ftaffordeltim, 3 1416 3 15-16 d.—North &ahem, Berwick, 1054 104—Ditto, York and North Midland, 911 924—Ditto, Leeds capital etoelt, 60 WI — South Beaten and Dover, 244 Si 9-16—West Maud, Oxford, 4841114-11nrsio and lake Hues, 5 Mg 5 3-16—Dnteh 11 le 41.—Grand Think of Canada, 5 1-111 51—Greas Imsembmwm GI I—Oreat Miasma/ Caned', 115 Di—Ditto new Meru Osatral, 391 3114 d.—Thames and Mersey Inearanos, 111 a-le p. linuttson.tg, MAY 7.—Prices were lower today, on the news from Swaim The budneas reported Included Merrill= Wolverhampton, and hoar Valley, at 81-Bonth itterfo at 101—and Birmingham Old Union Mill, at 104 per share. Tea MACDONALD AFFAIR.—The Vossische Zeitung, after quoting Lord Palmerston's speech on this affair, favours the world with the following remarks :—" This Palmer ' Montan deolaration is nothing more than a proof of the rrrogance of Englishmen. Mr. Macdonald comes to Prussia, and behaves himself not as an educated mortal, but just like an • Englishman,' who fancies he has the privileire to are to commit every impropriety towards foreigners. Upon this he m treated as the law directs ; and in this matter at least the Prnesiiin notes are blameless. But what does Lail Palmerston demand, backed by the applause of the house ? Why, that the Prussian government ought to have de. dared its own laws arbitrary. injurious, and so forth, and that this noble Mr. Macdonald WM a ' gentleman.' It is hard to my whether this demand is more ridiculous or pitiful; but, perhaps Englishmen, let them do se they please at home, will have learnt from this matter that for the future they must take pains to observe a proper sense of decency on their travels, and then such as event AA that just spoken of will not again occur." RarREAINTATION or BANFFBIIIII.--Major Duff Gordo of Driumnuir, having, in commitment of bad health, • him seat am representative of Banffshire, Mr. It W. Ahercrornhy. of Olasslimigh. a young naval officer be- ' longing to the county, was on Wednesday sleeted without 1 opposition as the new member. Mr. Abercromby is • liberal, and states that ho will give a general support to the go vernment of Lord Palmerston. _ The annual soirie of the Liberation Society wan held on Wednesday evening, at the Whittington Club, apd was largely attended. Mr. T. Barnes, M.P., took the chair, and ware supported by many of the most eminent of the Nonconformist clergy and laity. Resolutions were passed affirming the principles of the society, and expressing satis faction with the evidences of their increasing hold on the public mind. Mr. Parkinson, the Halifax sharebroker charged with fraud, was yes terday liberated on bail by direction of Mr. Justice Wightmao. The bail was very heavy. A per sonal reciognieasies of 4,0001., and two sureties of 2,000/. each. The sureties were produced, and the prisoner only required to enter into a personal recogniaanee. A snow storm commenced on Saturday last in this district, says the Stamford Mercury, which lasted for about six hours, and on Sunday morning there was a severe ' frost, the ice being of the thickness of a crows-piece. Upon the toes of the houses the snow remained till the afternoon, I and gave to the country the appeases of mid-winter. The weather has been more favourable dace, the wind having vowed from the east to west and berth-west The sPrieg worsen for the most part looking exesedingly well, but the wheat crop! iu many places are very patchy and by no means so promising as could be desired. Swallows have et length made their appearance, being some days later than the average period of their arrival. The millowners at Bolton have finally resolved on a general " lock out." This determination has been made in ccessequemie of the refusal of the self acting mindere to resume work, and about 10,000 parsons will be throws out of employment by their obstinacy as some would call it. perseversoce as others would seise it. As might be anticipated, a great dial of excitement prevails at Bolton, the majority of the peop le having so feeds to meet the coming lock oat.' A case of iatimidatioa in connection with the Bolton strike was carried before the magistrates yesterday. A "stripper sad grinder" was threatened by some of his feliow.workmen for going to work, and one of them threatened, acoordiug to the eel.' demos, to ant his throat. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANZ.--4THD3 DAY.) There has been a continuums of fine weather since our last report up to this morning, whoa them was a slight fall of rain, and it has fine hese alternately fine and do udy The mercury has gone a little back in the barometer. Since last day the supply et heene.grown wheat Is im proving, though small. Moor a little increased, bat barley and cuts very limited. Of mak the supply is rather better. Scotch and Irish ode or barley none fresh up since Wednesday. The foreign arrivals et wheat continue rather liberal, barley very contracted ; oda, a few Danish in addition to the moderate quantity in the early pert of the week. Flour, a few begs from /lambro', bat no American since last day. The wheat trade continues dull, and anything below the finest quality is unsaleable, unless at a reduction. Foreign, in Moil only, at last Monday's ides. Barley firm for all fine malting samples, but other descriptions slow. Oats—Firm trade at last Monday's fulled quotations. Flour. —Slow trade at Monday's prices for mast descrip tions. A little more doing this week in Americana, at the alight reduction of that day. very firm ; pens and tires without change linseed and rapeseed in rather better deenanli; white cloveresed dull, and red rather cheaper. FLOATESO CAIWOES. —Few arrivals this week, and value about the same as last, with little business doing. Wuser.—Englisk : Beteg and Meat, white, sew 425. to 624. ; ditto, fine old, 675. to 715.; ditto red, new, Ai. to 55a.; ditto, fine, old, 614. to Me. ; Norfolk, /sc., fine, old, 61n. to 6. 9 a.; red, new. 464. to 575. Foreign Dandle, 67a. to ; fine, 694. to 75e. • Konigsberg, 604. to 63e. ; dido, extra, 66e. to Tls.; liodock, 65e. to 67e. ; fins, 67e. to 60..; Neekleabur; red, 60s. to 645.; Uckermark ditto, 60s. to 630.; American white, 635. to 694.; ditto red, 61s. to 6.35.; Canadian, 645. to 675. . _ Bairmi.—English salting, 41s. to 465. - fine, 4fis. ; grinding, 28s. to 315.; *ad diatilling, 31s. to ifilm. per qr. ; !weir grinding. 28s. to 29m.; ditto distilling, 30s. to 33a.; mita& 38m. to 38s. MAIN. —English, Essex and Norfolk. 60s. to 84a. ; fine, Ms. ton& ; Kingston and Ware, Ilse, 70s. to Ms.; brown, 54.. to 80s. OafsLlaglish feed, Ns. Od. to 27. Od. ; polio, 275. to 31a. ; foreign, 235. Od. to 27.. RYE, 345. to 38s. DWI& -Eeglials tick, 3415. to 365. ; harrow, Nis. to 40s. ; 3Gs. to 40e. ; foreign, Maargan, 275. to 33.. ,• tick. to 41s. ; Konigsberg, 40. to 47.. ; Eaptian, 375. to 39. PIAL-Euglish boilers, 40a. to 445.; white and blue, 40.. to 445. ; maple, 42a. to 411wi grey, 36.. to 41a; hog, 38s. to 405.; foreign, 451. to 46e, Ft OOL-English town, 49. to 50a. ; ditto fine, 535. to 565.; country, 425. to 455. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 37.. to 395. ; French, 46.. to 49.. per sack ; American, 31s: to :Zs.; Canadian, 31.. to 33a. ; Siwandu 484 . to 50L FLOATI NO Cs Rooms, all C. F. and L -Wheat : Bern. 'saki and Marianopk, per 4521b5., 54.. to 56e. ; Mirka, 51.. taiga ; Polish Odessa, per 4801b5., red, 55e. to 57.. ; white, 60a. to 625. • Danube and Galata, 445. to 50s. ; Eartuin. 40. to 425: a nd Eaptima and Syrian, per 4015ba. 265. to 26. ; Odessa Danube do. Na. to 275. Brans : Auptin, per gr., 38e. to 30s. Nab; : Odom and Galati, per 4921b5., 355. to 40. ; Basil and Bulgarian, per 480165., 30a. to 39a. ; French, do., Ms. to 395. ; American, do., 37.. to 36a. WILD & —Cansry ssed, per qr., ses. to 625. ; Hemp en& par qr., 41.. to 445. ; Mustard seed, per basin], white, Lis. to 15s. ;• brown, lts. to 14e. • Linseed, per fir onmbing, 50a. to 575. • Liaised cokes, inglish, per 1,006, 121.155. to 131.65. ; American, Una, in brla., per ton, 111.6., to 111. ; do., thick, rouod and oblong. 101. to 101. 155.; Baltic, W. to 91. ss. ; Marseilles, 01. 54 to 101.584 Baps cakes, 51. to 51. 10a. AILLITAIA INTO LONDON 710 Y APRII. 10 TO MAY 3. 17/1n tP#O iio4o I um 16061 Miesla sad 1410 I 410 110 Barfay OM§ I blab Tour Ingllah. 1230 sacks MO In U6O mmia IS DAY.) LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-(T] (IT BRITIAN AND IRISH NAGNUTO 111201 (clot[ OUR OWN OORRINPONDIDIT. Moderate attendance at to-ilay's market. Wheat rather better; males at full prices. Pkinr nominal. Indian corn arm ; Ws. mixed. Beans without change. Oats and m issal at late rate*. MINCING LANK.—(THIS DAY.) Boast—We have ..in hada dull and drooping market this week, and a further decline of Cal. irrigated, with every limited amount of business dune. Refined has about sus tabbed previous prices. °Dress—A full average quantity has ken offered la public sale, and the current quotations found buyers at last week's prima ; other descriptioos mold heavily. TlA.—The rruaket has been rather unsteady, end quota: tine have scarcely been supported. Domes.—The market has been excited this week, and a large business at fully 4 advance. Rtes.—This article has been dull of sale, and qu3ted lower. . ltum.—Demerara proof has been sold at la. 104., 2s. according to quality. Elsurrrae. —A limited business done at ab.r_t previous rates. &was lute, sold steadily this week. Markets generally inactive this week. TALLOW MARKET—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Town to low is quoted 54a. 9d. net omsb ; Petessburg Y. C. ca the spot. 58s. 6d. ; May to Jerre, 58s. 6d. ; October to December, 555. 3d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Yearn. P-Ittonlien and Smith report the demand good for the heat samples of new and yearling hops at firm rates. 1865's and 1856's are also in request., and prior for these are fully as deer. HIDE MARKET.—(rms DAY.) LEADIMEIA to tick.., 3d. 'to ; to 4d. 64M4. to nibs., Sid. to 34d. ; 721 bit to 601105.. ad. ; 8015 s. to 88164, 4tIL to 444. ; 88Th.. to 1161b4, 4;d. to sd. Hone hides, 8.. to 9s. 6d. Calf skim, ligtt, al. to 41. ; toll, 64. BERVONEMET. —Sheep skins—Half-breds, 9.. to U. 61; Down., Gt. to Bs. ; 2s. 6d. to 4s. ; thearlior, It ld. WOOL AND WORSTED.—BRADroRD, MAT "-. —There has been little doing in wool during the last few de) s. The American news is no doubt the cause of this, and it is checking business in every department. Prices, neverthe less, are tolerably finn, and no actual redoetion can be quoted, but spinner's cannot he induced to risk nutritive, with the great uncertainty that at presentesicts. Wool,at the Foment high prices, is not an article for prudent speculation. The price of wool in the country as high as in this market. The worsted yarn market is decidedly flat. A. great dad of yarn has been sold within the last few weeks, but the present aspect of affairs in America appears to have almost put an end to business in this department. The Russian orders, which bane been given out, have hitherto been for the lower qualities ; the buyers for the higher counte do not operate. Prices remain unaltered. Spinners have lately cleared out accumulatiens, and more then the raw material is firmer. The American news influences the piece market very prejudicially, and there is little or nothing doing for that quarter. There is rather more doing be the home homes ; but the shimmy for the Ountineut are doing very little. At any rate there is a much better feeling with regard to continental proved', which are said to be much better and reassuring to those engaged in the trade. Opera tions are likely to be speedily resumed for that quarter. The opening the London and South Western Railway Company's Exmouth branch took place on Winkten. day, and was celebrated with conelderalge Met. --.--. .......911 •