The Express. — London, England, 1861-05-21 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) 11 1.F.RKF:NWEI.L. Tla UT/ ATTLII D 111 ADEN A3D 111:114;LUT AT I , IJ:CuTo IN. .rh i• Nn rain;; having lave appointed for the rieetamina : • 0.. f Pi...furs: suro.m.rt, hotelier, mho semis charged attemititinur to mousier Mary tot, Reilkielos am.' bkiosm t. ..no r and lroto. L.,. v , for Ntealum: an iron chest em tanning litd., the pr...-rty mod mieuie• of Mr. 1 otelor, .4 47. t'hspel••trect, 11.1mgte ll a m , court .mil it • rtivirotm Were Very 1111D15 IsPogrole..l. u rumour buying lsvn plevshat th.it the 11.1 , ortlinote 1.-male had so far rocovered ae t.• he rriahled to nitro.' and give • t idenet. The girl atthou4ll progressing very favour. ahly. i. still ...t lit to mailer.'" a pub's. eammimation, atol Mr. It. lldl, the Isotom •ur„.mi, states it as hi. opinion 11,..t .asits.t atteial the eourt for at least a night t.• ...me. The bone which was injured on tie birvlueol u d•ing away, and more than nee pr . . • h.. L. o rentove•L It ia exiox•ted that another I ,— will away either to-day or to morTs,W 412.1 tit.% It pr , Vre4.4 . 4 tivotatralds, the will he brought to this ...out. At the ' , talent, DJ 1.-11 .lays. The wounds ue her re al.. o.larg .4, f ; hut ale will. it is th , '.141,1..1111k. Lr the use id her . iforedlnwr on her right Let It visa aunt the. luo.l that she tria•l the knife the priani. r *ruins II first as•eiled her with. Mr. lovroor Judge. N •hvisioe, who ha• char.:a of the roe. I.n•ium•l a vertilbute from Me. 11111 to the above ,rt • 1, and asked for a birthor N.. further evi• .I.•use mould be offered mail the inuund ma i ms WAS enAhltAl T . ottrod. Ti.. Isti'herr% ph., are diefelNitsi I, Mr. Bean! and Mr. !wire., -till centilitre to tn-41 Ilw in.rtter with the ;;r...1 tudifferenee, u:fer .aly remark, why the% sleuth! 1.42.. further renianrle.l. Mr. [titler rrtuan•led the priwteers for a w...ek, when they .111 twooti.ght lip awl resaawled. It has log hew *tete' that the box and tta ront ,, nt, hsye forto at Rey .Late that the ..111rent, T.ompkii,•, N. 10.1 Water., WII.. I, OW WWI gnat e•erttottgi in the newt in diet...erring it. 1., the i.tive. re were heing reiswired they smiled at 5e t...1.4 their compeers.* is the leefy rot the wow, TI. nureler .4 dreaken wl diannlerly ens en was vary , 11,1 , 44*. awl tar 'scowled the average Number of a 11 hrt.un Turley. NINWORTIL . H.6l.in 1113.7. very reereetabi;•rittire.l );eui — iiicirl. who rive the r••• e J .Very Ana neewpmai, was plare.l to the deck :r. 3lr. ledlteist, charged with riogiwg • dour-hell without l.etol wow, tire essrestable No. 170 V said that shout three o'clock V....morning .I.ity in 1 Y.. 11. ll . * Line, Putney, when I • ..11*tbe l.ri.••ncr walking about in a 41141tiCi.POIS m:m• and be naked Ireir what .hr Mh.• tnl•1 hos, that wanted in go 4. rlaisharii, anal he d,re-t•.I her the way. fthe walked' a sh.srt du• I sa'• aryl returned to 111/10 ..tiA4l.ll, called the nod knorked at the door of No. C.. Mho wal►..l leant there and went to. the hon., of a lady nam.•l Gonry, arl ran 4 the Ixll. To• lady was di• t.srh.l in cow.wtnertee..od opened the window. lle staked ►e, .1 the wart hell alas' nett to mg the hell, awl shin 4 •hi him lure waning of the pmeetet. SIMI that she hest no right to nag her Lel!. Witness then took the prisoner into cues tolv. "the erne we ...her. Mr Tsyl..r Did s►e give &or esplsosition of Mr rirsalurt • _ . The entastai4e She tohl the that she .61 not know where .L•• seas soma, awl she rang the bell to .k where •he waa )11;. -Rut ♦nu had already directed her. l'weeahle - Vow. ear._ idr. Italians— What have you to any! The prisner-1 have ad lineal to say. I hail Wert la the intense of the workhems, and Ik. Connor derharged me I...tenlay. Whoa I err est I thosght I would go and see :h. I itayed rather bite, sad 1 wanted to go Iroise. sad del wit harm the she. Negev • light is the hums I nag lb. WU to inquire the way. 31r. Ingham -Wham do you ? hisser- -At tiaptiage. Psis mtnirassillit "Ifired—Pgtnev is quite is the smelt, inetims frogs the fair to Clapham. 3h. lashes.. -How do you pt your hying Priem, Kr pies to armee. I have been ill, and I met into *lv. infirmary. I his with a respectable mania iwon.im at t laphant. How did yon get drunk' Hens-r-1 did not take much, and the little I took gist ire IVA I will iinlv flee you halts-mini. The wr. w 4 pruvided with tie mesas, sod wee aftentosty loam' up CAPTURE OP A LWIDnY BURGLAR Ar MANCHESTER Vieterthty morning, during the annual pmcension I ntiodayarhool ehildren at !footballer, rolicedespector alley awl moot /we Aker oheerval two nwn attempting t. park prekete awing the spectator.. 1 toe of the men was spraleaded after • &Tee stnimile. in who. the kolicomea's teepee had to be mid with decision. lhinug tusesamina be at the delsetivo polio, station the primmer mode a eldest attempt to break beat sal it required fear a ten alters to overpower him. Wide being searched he attempted to swidlow • piece of paper, but same if the fry/meats were scabbed from him, and the aide mines sepia them lead to the belief that it was • men of later of introduction gives him by • 'metropolitan monk sot ennumeadM/ him to the fareemble atentiou " Mar friend in Manchester. Hoeft he, arms were Fecal to he eurintrdy tattooed, nal one of them bore the raw " Charism Collins" is full. There ow hardly be • doubt that this is Um astorious ticketut Imre wean of that ammo. who roystorionaly escaped fret the Lek-op at the lemithwark Polieonourt trelerrsdar. ofterrommittal by Mr. !Nahum terstading a eratb at the Miner Theatre. Mr. Mayhury, the superin truest of the detective force at Manthesier, yesterday ethanol the London authorities of the more rapture. Pont; the moaner, the polo. apprehestied ohm Timothy him. for man who was with at the time the Woe wen tikes, hat who bad Asa .. Om es slicers the dip. reps wee treenniitted feyta il by the sky magis trate se &Aerie el pocket-06E18g. We regret to loan' that Lonl Brointlam la at merit ledirceed. Hie lordship had arranged to hike Pm* la the meeting of the Yorkahire Unice of Mechanics' leetis tate. to be held at 7arboromb tieniorrow, but he will be aerated fens diem so owing to his inaliiiseitioe. The Whitauutiile festivities' weru open."( is Man tester, yesterday, with more than usual inyousheds owlet' le the bright awl seasonable weather. The streets were thronged with people during the whole of the day. the ne•nliog the procession of the Sunday that children attracted large crowds. The police looks Inhibit a reconl of another kind. Between thine aid forty rohlsrries took place, mostly front ladies, allots anfortuaate habit of carrying their purees in their taw. Ice - kets 'casks. them en eery prey. " Another Isatek ..f the Whitsuntide festivities," rye the /mates. " should not be omitted. It was the wet of peliminary announcement of the saturnalia whir& the hohlay would be to many. Eighty-dins moms v etoed behee the city magistrates in the morning, meet of thus of course drink awl disorderly. This is the dark part 14 ths picture, but it is secimary to study it to show err •ly is what positioa we ore." Tote increase abet, the census of Manchester in 1 ‘ . .1 is. in the municipal borough about 35,0nn, and in the toliamestary borough &beet 41,100. By eddies the popii• Lt, the parliamentary borough of Salford to that of Le 1...t0r. as anise at the gams population of what is &snarly call.( Ilanehauter —viz., 441,000. Tweet Mete DROWNIRD err SeAßlN , llol74sli. (41 %tlr.lar evening an accident occurred whereby three I'. w a in hot their lives. The deemserel were fishermen, mil while in their loot, metes tkalby NOM, shut three miles 1'! • of iscerhorough, arr ang i ng th eir eete knows se 1 . ate, pots,' a heavy surf of 'the are &del the three men wer e thrown Tit tke •iter. They were seen by • man on the ad. 1c.% roe who, however, could reveler them on assist. la" The lobster pate are diced on a rocky bottom, sear tt"detre • and at the phase Willi* the deoramed men `•••• 4.1. there Ham is • reef of eiseke, over which it was that suldeetv *ohs them. 7be coble came to Itesksee seem diet the eseerrenee. The names a 'iv sea was JAMB Donlon. him Bentley, anal a eon t" , litter. The mile wee the property of Ibruelas. and 4 0 • the mead crew dimmed est of her. (In the former .it NMI ieri•bed. Name of the bodies lost on tabu,- •••• have se yet hub recovered. alat‘r tag rims@ ../ A PHLAAA MT. —A curious re•esotuce 'wheel at Blackhoys last week, which bee u l•sineweiceted to es by an lye witness. In • weed. tmeaty of the Km. J. Goring, a blackbird has newly a . • • ho an, ne the top of a faggot stack shoot Mehl feet • email The poor l ar d, however. wee ma due t, • cep, tin nod,. of oweership, for • dieseter e d lb. oak Ilerrely drove the "'o• iel at mire taking posuesine by • summery ROOM • .s any eeurt of law or Justice, told dose. the Ides tte see w. r to extend its sir awl forthwith esee• herse Thirteen f erselflf in it Thieen ergs ha , . at lb tic " bull he ibeeseat. Swale, Afire-rimer. of • be.** Lir "—S one time at the latter end t aweith. lark. nee deer towasuele, 1.4 hie 7 4 ' °lag. aril so tadiep hem beard of him. &range to ;•,' suss .41f @meg to es s he hones Wool* to Mr ' 'its. 41 thiellev. fosse.' the Aso is the buildi am. "'" [eel bees for Jit days without foul or out er ' The wianal wee a • are 'shoaled *talc It erntaml 7" Vet was makeesiegly l e ft 4 t h e empty hoete.—/Sehr• ...it! .... I Tab knave, Lt %raze FAiLtllla —The examine her the cpsestss • of certifiably in re Autos, was roe- •ad *Cs. 11. rcentniesseuer Illaskrepte7 at Liver val Itetersley. bet sena silioureed to the 15th proairoo. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 21, 1861. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. Oa sumac BATH MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) LANSDOWN TRIAL ISTAIE ES. On.. mile. Lady Elizabeth, Ituassaser, sad Crater are here. NINTH HIEN lAL MTAKIN. Oas mile mud a quarter. rlswrutts r, Hralit , Canary. Overton, Lupus, Dainu.setts, Vinegar Hill, ask COIVIOCTOW are bare. K ELSTON STAKES. Three quarters of a mile. Twilight, Florence, P.ua.site, Primed Edward, and Febri fuge aft here. TENTH It ENS LA f. STA RM. Half .111-112 He. ! IThodhound. Repose, The Kuala, Ballerino, Taunt*, and Corcoran are Isere. 11.tTli lIANDIC.IP. About use mile owl a half. Weatherhaind, Almeria, Weat End, Hightlyer, Anthem, ShAri.hooter, and f.a.l) Elizabeth are here. Peru F.,ltitlT. Northern Light, Ip...rich. Tonin. Ring bos, I oreielnonght, Cantu', Star of the West, No'deem, Ekot Len, Necromancer, Zodiac, The Rock, end My Co UNTY MEMBERS' PLATE. One mile. Kienerakv„ Anetana, Waterford, Zingari, Bayonet, Kingless, Necromancer, sad Tano are here. A TRAIN ON FIRE. The following letter appear.; iu the TittwA : " I In public grounds I am induced to submit the follow- I lag statement to your notice, which will strengthen the arguments alreely adduced by yourself and others in favour of some couvitunkaitiou between the railway passengers and this. in charge of a train. -tt I 1..t0 yesterday inuroing I started from Endome mare, accompanied by my wife mid sees ial pamengem in theotber comp. rtmenta of the woe first-elaas carriage. ,is we *preached Illisworth, at which station the Irate was filet advertised to atop, it was discovered that the moral the earriige was oil tire. The flames had attained coo vidurable power at this time, as they were noticed by the Illiswortk emeiale whet' the train first appeared in sight. on arriving at the station it was found that a large propor tion of the luggage on the reef was entirely destroyed and the carriage charred. Had this fire occurred at some other moment we might have met with a fate which it is horrilil, to contemplate. Every moment added to the rapidity of the flame, and bad it been discovered sooner what lower would the passeugere have had of averting their fate: It appears to me to be the boutailen duty, as I believe it 1.. NI the interest, of railway director. to place some power of comnionbation between the passengers and guard, in the hand. of the former. If directors are really in earnest, and otter a premium in proportion to the importance of the ohs )set aimed at, they will not have keg to wait. lam no advocate of any system which would leave the program of the train in the hands of any nervous pammager ; but I do .trom,ly urge the necessity of some schema which will pre vent the possibility of any such casualty as that from which I feel I have been most mercifully spared. —I arm your obedient servant, " A. H. Vassar. " Lessem!, Derby, May 19." MELANCHOLY DEATH OP THE HARBOUR MAsTER OF sr. HEUER, AND THREE OTHER PERSONS. Much painful excitement was occaßionell on Fri day sight in the town of St. Helier, Jersey, by the aunannossest of the death of Captain John Chevalier, bar. bour-waster of that port, Mr. Le Fauvre, his foreman of works, sail two of the hauteur labourers., by the upsetting of a boat in the lay the same *weenie. It appears that Capt. Chevalier had gone with his boat's crew, and accom. paaied by a neighbour, Mr. Winter Le Quesnc, to the bay of St. &elide. for the purpose of erecting a beacon near where the steeper Express west ashore about • twelvemonth ago. This leak completed, they returned honseward with all sail set. After passing Norimoot Point, which bounds the bay of St. Helier on the west, the wind suddenly freshened. They attempted to take in sail, but before that operation could be completed • violent squall struck the boat, which capsized, sod the whole boat's crew were instantly precipitated into the sea, which was rather neigh at the time, with • strong tido running. Two at three of the unfortunate men managed to get hold of the gunwale, but they speedily dropped off and sank. lb. L e Quewn e , who is a gosh swimmer, and got hold of an empty water cask that had drifted out of the boat, managed to support himself until picked up by the cutter Peri, the crew of which witnessed the accident, and did everything that could possibly be done, and at considerable personal risk, to rescue any other possible survivor. Captain Chevalier was also an expert swimmer, but be is believed to have been partially disabled through the effects of • fall in the early part of the day. He VAS much respected in the town, and leaves • widow and several children, one of whom is Limit. Chevalier, well. known as the inventor of the electric target. Mr. Le Ewers was ale. married and had two children. One of the labourers leaves • widow with six children. As • nark of respect for the deceased harbour-master, on Saturday all the vessels in the harbour and the flagstaffs in the neigh bourhood drooped their colours to halt mast high. ft 11 2o Lit N. !I 811488 L1878.-(THD3 DAYJ Two o'CLocc. The railway share market to-day is firm. Great Western stock has risen per cent., and London and North Womteni and Midland, h to per cent. Other lines are generally quoted the same as yesterday afternoon. London and North Western Stock is now quoted 931 to 94 ; Great Western 71} to j ; Midland, 1201 to I ; Lauceshire and Yorkshire, 1091 to g ; South Eastern, 79j to 80 ; Caledonian, 9t to 97 ; and Eastern Counties, 49/ to j. Lomhartlo-Venetian Rai way shares have receded to 5-11 i to 3-16 din. There have been a few in quiries for Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock. Indian railway shares are extremely quiet. WIDINA ST ADAM ASD ATOM& ek IP4 I NAJIMATIL I Clue r Z a r .O riws w . "Im o p. 1644.. lam,WuL st.itoseVaL Birk., Lan. ok eless.Jese Blackburn Myth and Imo &sloe, aleaird.t Md.C Bristol and Easier 'Caledonian Mork and Bandon Cornwall Do. A Ato dlr. until I Do. B l p.c. la pad to B. Dublin and Belfast Jun. 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Mere. of India, 1 Lon., and China 0000 100 City 20,000 100 Colonial 40,000 *ll ,Cum. of Canada *OOO 100 .oren. of London *OOO * 'Dag. 800t.dAtts1Chartd 00,000 1D .G. hank of Switzerland *OOO 20 ILoe. Ch. Bank of Amite 15,000 2)1 Do. Yew 26,000, 60 ifeadon and Comity 00,000 AO London Joint Stone 20,000' 10 Landon at oouth African 60,000 100 Loa end Westminster 10,000 I* NM. Troy. of Nuitiand 26,000 1N , Do. New 10,000. AO 'National Bank 25.000 10 New South Waist 50,400 25 lOriontal Hank utorpern. 1.5,000 , 20 Ottoman Bank 20,000, 100 Trovincisl et Ireland MON, 26 !South Australia 40.000, 26 Union of Andralla 00,000 60 I tlnion of London LOW 100 Unity Mutual NO. 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RAILWAY BILLS. —The following railway bills have received the royal assent :—Bristol and South Wales Union Railway ; South Eastern Railway (capital) ; Dublin, Wicklow, rod W exford Railway ; Blackpool and Lytham Railway ; Inverness and Aberdeen and Nairn Amalgama tion; Brecon and Merthyr Railway (additional money); lovernees and Aberdeen Railway ; Oswestry and Newtown Railway ; Strathspey Railway; Shrewsbury and Welchpool Railway ; Exeter and Exmouth Railway ; Witney Railway; Canton and Liverpool Railway ; Great Western Railway (capital) ; Bradford, Wakefield, and Leeds Railway ; Kilrua h and Kilkee Railway ; Morayshire Railway ; fitmtford-on- Avou Railway ; Wrexham and Miners Itailway ; Lanca shire sad Yorkshire (Bootle branch and extension to Settle). The following have been withdrawn :—Andover and Red bridge Railway ; Aleester Railway ; Dublin and Meath Railway ; London and North Western, Great Northern, and Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway ; Me. rimiethshire Railway; Scottish North Eastern Railway; Street Rail Company. C'HARINCI•CRO/43 RAILWAY (CITY TEIIMIIIIII).—The return just made by this company to the House of Lords shows that the number of houses to be taken in the parish of St. Saviour, Southwark, in estimated at 82, situated princi pally in narrow and ill-ventilated streets, courts, and is p p = and that the number of persons to be amounts to about 557 ; and the return further states that no provision in made in the bill for remedying any inconve nience, since the removal of those that will be actually dis turbed, estimated at one-fifth of the return, would mate rially benefit the at present too crowded neighbourhood, there being ample and improved accommodation in the vicinity for those disturbed, in consequence of the gradual migration el the middle classes to more suburban resideoces. THE PROPOSED Lameare Antrior.—This bridge, the bill for which has been passed by the committee of the House of Lonlsos to be constructed on the suspension principle, with two piers in the bud of the river, and three arches of 280 feet span each, and with a headway of 21 feet between the crown of the centre arch and Trinity high water mark. It will be carried across the river from Church•street, Lambeth, to Market-street, Weetniinater, with approaches. ESIBANXIIErr OF TUE RIVES MEDWAY.—It is proposed by a bill now before the house to embank portions of the River Medway. CANADA.—The Canadian census is nearly com plete. The returns for forty-one of the forty-two counties into which Upper Cluiada is divided show an increase of 400.534, or a littlo over 47 per cent. Only one county, Welland, remains to be beard from. The population of the five cities in Upper Canada, Toronto, Hamilton, Ottawa, Kingston, and London, is 103,589, against 71,267 in 1852. It thus appears that the population of fortrons counties and five cities in Upper Canada has grown from 921,217 in 1852, to 1,154,073 in 1861—au increase of 432,836, or 47 per par cent. In his statement just addressed to the Governor- General the Minister of Finance says:—" Canada has during the past year been blessed with a most abundant harvest, the effect of which is seen on every side. It has already, for the first time in her history, caused the exports to appear in excess of the imports ; and with the industry and intelligence of the people, combined with the rapid development of the resources of the country, the province may reasonably look forward at the commencement of a new decade, with the hope that its close will afford still greater evidence of progress acid prosperity." Sr. Perea's PENCIL —The No:tune throws some light on a feature of this tribute, which most have been generally noticed, viz., the comparatively large sins that i come to the Pontiff from Abyssinia. Australia, and other distant and unlikely quarters. The religions houses, it is stated, are empowered to sell their property with the reserved ri ght of redeeming it in better times, The money thus arising is divided into three parts. Two are kept as a deposit, in case of the dissolution of the religious houses - the third is consolidated in the hands of the minister of finance at Ramie, who gives to the depositors debentures for the amount. These are seat to some oonfidential person abroad, who negotiates them for what he can pet, and the amount is forwarded to Rome under colour of being an offering from distant regions. The sum raised by this device amounts, says the Nszione, to more than 800,000 wadi. MONEY MARKET.-(7711S DAL) Two o'Cwcw. The funds to-day are very inactive, and rather tlat. Consols are quoted about I.ltl per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. The other de partments of the Stock Exchange are extremely quiet, but prices are steady. English railway stocks, in two or three instances, are rather better, owing partly to the Sue weather. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Reutee opened at 69fr. 37c., being 3c. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 914 and 2 for mo ney, and 914 for the account. The pre sent quotations are 914 to 3 for money, and 914 to 4 for the Gth of June. The official business report is an follows :—Bank Stock, 232 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 894, 4, ; Now Three per Cents., 894, 3 ; Fire per Cent. Annuities, 107 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1880, 124 ; ditto 1885, 154, 3 ; India Fire per Cent. Stock, 1014, 3 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 96 ; ditto Bonds, 21s. die. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 94 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Conte., 994 ; Exchequer Bills, 25., Gs. die. There have been more inquiries to-day for the Turkish Bonds of 1858, which are marked 561 and 561. The Loan of 1854 is steady, at 704 to 714. Other foreign stocks exhibit no movement. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 991 ; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 97 (exchange, 25fr.) ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, fur account, 474 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 51, ; the Committee's Certificates, 51 ; Turkish Six per Conte., 1854, for account, 71; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 561, 4. At the Bank of England the demand for money, which on Saturday was considerable, was yesterday upon a quiet scale. In Lombard-street the rates for the best bills were 6 to Si per cent. In the Stock Exchange the supply of money was more liberal. On Saturday there wa.s a decided reiapse on the Vienna Bourse. The Five per Cent. Metalliquee fell 2 per cent., whil3t the exchange roes fruui 139.1'5 to 141.50. About 3,0001. in gold was taken to the Bank yes terday. No sovereigns were withdrawn for America, but a considerable amount will probably be sent to-morrow by the City of Washington and Borussia; which leave Liverpool and Southampton respectively. The arrival was announced ye.teiday of the Copen hagen, from Melbourne, after a lengthened passage of 111 days, with 206,00 01. in gold. 40,0001. has also arrived from Constantinople. Nearly the whole of the supply from Australia is expected to be sent into the Bank, as there is no inquiry for the continent. The steamer Peninsula took 23,000/. in gold fur Cadiz yesterday. The bar silver by the last West India packet was sold yesterday for the East at ss. O'd. per ounce, showing a rise of id., owing to the smallue.ss of the amount. The wheat market yesterday was dull, awl former prices were barely supported. The for.ign arrivals are rather large, principally American, Russian, and Spanish. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was firm, and the sales increased to 10.000 bales. Yesterday was the day fixed for the adjudication of the New Zealand Six per Cent. 4 Loan for 150,0001. The number of tenders sent in to the Union Bank of Australia, up to two o'clock, the hour fixed fur them to be opened, was 48, represseuting 84,00 W. Of this amount only 18,4001. was tendered for at and above the sealed minimum, which proved to be 1011. 15e. This amount was accordingly ac cepted, and the balance of the loan-131,0001. remained open for subscription at the above-men tioned minimum, but for yesterday (Monday) only. In the tenders lodged at two o'clock there was a very wide variation in the prices offered. Some of the accepted bids were at 1021. 10s. and 1031., and one at 1041., whil-t of those which were rejected there were many at par (in cluding two of 10,0001. each), others ranging down as low as 871. 10a. How it could be imagined that a colonial six per cent. bond could be obtained at such a price is difficult to understand. There seems to have been a great want of precision in the biddings, as if the persons who made them had no very clear notion of the value of the article under negotiation. The agents general for the Crown Colonies invite tenders until the 27th instant, for a further utaouut of 25,0001. of Cape of Good Hope Government Six per Cent. Debentures. These bonds are for sums of 1001. each, and will be redeemed in Lon don in 20 years hence. We have received a copy of the official notifica tion issued by the Bank of France with regard to the subscriptiou opened by that establishment for Bonds of the Eastern, Aruenues , Paris, Lyons, and Mediterranean, Sout hern, Orleans and Western Railway Companies. The total number of Bonds of 500 f., or W., now offered, is 7811,000, represent ing a nominal capital of 15,720.00 a The price of issue varies f etea 291 f. 25c. to 293 f. 75c., so that the sum payable in cash will be about 9,40,009/. The first instalment, payable by the 28th of June, is to be of such amount as to leave 2001., or BL, be paid in two moieties ou the 10th October and 10th December respectively. The annual interest is 15f. per Bond, and the capital is redeemable at 500 f. (201.) by annual drawings. The subscription is to be open in Paris from the 21st to the `2Bth inst. Lists have been open at the French agency offices, 38, Throgmorton-street. A special general meeting' of the Great Western Railway Company is called for the 30th to authorise taking a lease of the West Mi dland Railway ; also to authorise the raising of an addi tional preferential capital to the amount of 1,000,0001., in accordance with the act just passed. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,&7•10. Notice is given that a petition for the winding up of the Folkestone West Cliff Hotel Company (Limited) will be heard in the Court of Bankruptcy on the 4th of June. At the adjourned meetinc yesterday of the credi torsof Mr. James Crichton, Baltic merchant, of Dun dee, it Wall resolved to accept a composition of :is. in the pound. The creditors of Messrs. Staig and Steuart, a firm connected with Mr. Crichton in a joint adventure, have agreed to accept Bs. tid., on the understanding that the estate shall be liqui dated under the superinteudeuce of Mr. Kamp, the accountant. In neither case is the composition secured. The following circular WU ixued yoetertlav by Molars Ede Ana Co. (uot Francis Ede, Son, and Co.), Levant merchants, who failed borne titan back : - 16, Goorge-exoet, Man.ion•honse, London, EC., May dO, lean. We beg to apprise you that we have this morning received a telegram, itiforming us that a meeting of our creditors was held at Constantinople on Friday last, and the follow• ing settlement unhesitatingly agreed to, viz. in the pound in cash, ditto at six months, ditto at nine months, ditto at twelve mouths, with interest at the rate of 5 per cent. per &myna. As this proposal has been made on the assumption that our creditors on this side will grant us the same indulgence, we have to request your attendance at a general meeting of those interested in our affairs. which will be held at the offices of Mr. U. F. Kemp. accountant, 7, Graham•sttest, on Thursday next, the Zird instant, at 12 o'clock precisely, when voor assent to this arrangement will be solicited. The additional complications that have arisen in the Levant trade and Turkish finance since our circular of April 12 compel us, with extreme reluctance, to ask this further extension of time. if.lophl we, however, realise our assets sooner than can now be foreseen, we beg to assure you of oar intention to liquidate our ennagereenta before the data above-mentioned. Those creditors who have already sent out their bills to Constmstioople will have their chi:was:ranged by our Louie there.—We are, Lc., EDIL AND 00. 308,4471 568,3301 429,5051 1,248,1% 157.796 CIAO!, The Admiralty will receive tenders on th instant fur the supply of 25 tons of raisins, of pepper, GO tons of mustard seed, 501 tobacc,, and 1.5,000 gallons of vinegar. he 28th , 5 tons tons of MONDAT Evzinyo. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 914 to for the 6th of June, opened this morning at the same quotation, and, after rising to 911 to 92, closed at 91 13-16 to 15-16, or 911. Fur money the last pries was 94 to 4. After the close of the Stock E%clutir4e the price was firm at 91k, "buyers," for the account. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 914, t i 1, . 4 4,. 4,14 h; dit ree to, for f 6 i e r nts. account u, (June B9 6 l ), ?1 ; 4, 14 92. ew Three per Cents., 894, 4, ; Bank . fLet, 232; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1014 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 964 ; ditt o 1859, 96 ; ditto Bonds, 15s. dis. The Indian Fire per Cent. stock was quoted. .1014 to f ; the Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 994 to 100; and Exchequer Bills, 6s. to 2s. die. The foreign stock market was quiet at Saturday's prices.. . . Bank shares to-day were quiet. There were home inquiries for Bank of Turkey. London and County Bank were reflur more offered. In the miscellaneous share market there was again es alteration. Great Ship shares remain quoted 6w to 6s. Od. Oriental Inland Steam were marked 31. The closing quotations for shares in new undue takings tn-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine In surance, 31 to prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 13-16 to 15-16 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, # to # prem. ; London and Pro vincial Marine, # dis. to par ; Natal Land, # to 1 prem.; and China and Japan Steam, Ito prom Canada Goveruiueut Five per Cents. and Vie toria Six per Cents. were inquired for. LOSS 01P rwo LIT BY DROWNING. Thin morning information was forwarded to Mr. Wakhy, the coroner Inc Wait Mahn:, of the death of two peones by drowsing during the prove. et the feetivi ties (Whit-Monday) is the grounds attached to Chiswick House, the resides°, of the DOlNger Lwly Gren ville. Ifer holvehip, for the purpose of enhancing the tousle of the West Loudon Hospital, Hammersmith, kindly consented to place the beautiful gardens and grounds at. touted to Chiswick House, Chiswick, at the diapers] of the committee engaged in the above benevolent object, herself further rendering valuable aid in the charitable cause. The amusements consistal of • fair and ffl., and admission was obtained by the payment of • shilling. The hue weather and the object in view attracted • vast asamblage of visitors , including au immense number of the Order of Foresters. During the of the festivities, the melancholy events *mums w ich render nemesia' , the attention of the coroner. A youth named Henry laugston, aged la. and member of • drum and fife band of lianornenmith, left his tone for the purpose of indulging in • Wile, and while so doing from some unknown cause he sunk. The sewed use was th.st of Joseph Dorringtoo, a Forester, who, in company with • friend, wasenjoying himself oa the river in • boat. The bust, however, gams the mod, and the degram...l. for the purpose of setting it again afloat, got out, and with the intention of cleaning himself from the muddy *aliment, proceeded to the " gut ^ produced by dredging laud slipped is the water. He was quickly estri. elated and conveyed to a neighbouring public house in an in sensible state, when Dr. Marshall Haire plan for the resto ration of the drowsed was put in requisition fur a consider- Ode time, but without effect. Both bootee now lie at the deadhouse awaiting the eozooer's WARTY:RIM MAWANTILE RANK OP INDIA, LONDON, AND CRINA.--(T1118 DAY.) The annual meeting wa. held thin afternoon at the office. Threadamelle-street Mr. HOWARD presided. Th e ("fleeing report wad submitted ►nd adopted : "The directors have the pleasure of presentiag to the shareholders the audited balance-sheet, sad profit an.! loss aecouat the tank, for the year ended 31st December, 1,C03 ate! to report that, after providing for all bad and d.uhtful debta, the not profits of the hank amount to 51.27.1/. 104. !M. ; to this .um has to he added 4,6701. 4.. undivided profit carried over from the preceding year, making a total of 15,9441. 14s. fld. available for appropriation. Out of the above amount the directors have paid to the shareholder. `10,000,.. in two half-yearly dividends, free of Mayne tax. making a distribution ..t pendia tor the year 1 , 410 at the rate of 10 per rent. per annum on the paid.up capital of the bank. A furth.•r .am 3,1411. 3.. has been carried to the reairve fund. The unappropriated balance of 2,4111. 11.. 1 , 1. is cirried over to the credit of the profit and lose account for the current year." The ordinary yobs theeks closed the meeting. TEWKESBURY AND 111 ALVERN RAILWAY. inns DA Y.) This day an extraordinary meeting of share holders was held at the offices, Bridge.strect, for the purpose of authorisiag the 'terrine of the powers conferred upon the company, foe the horrewing upon mortgage or boat say sums not exeeeding in tin whole 4 4 ,0001., Mr. D. J. Heuer in the chair. A resolation in oneformity with the ohjert for which the lasetisa was called was proposed by Mr. Bowl sod seconded by Mr. °ahoy, and adopted unaniniously; the mosey to he Wow! by &beelines at 5 per cent., and payable at periods of three, lee, and awes years Siam R A ILIVATOI I!I BR firfot.—Mr. 0. F. This has requetted pormiation to try the experiment of s street railway is Hristol. He OMITS to lay down s lime ham the top of isark•strset to I liftos, wit► a branch to Retina. st his awe espouse. sad is take it op pie if f.•end hews residue or ohjeetiosalits The manse ►ee bees referred to Her rosei•lerstieti 4 t►e iseal board of health. Warta! or PATINTII4 8001111 KENsINOTON.—• Number of vieitore fee OM Week seam Mee I* 2,170. Total !loather SID the again of the museum free day May 12, 1831), 364,84 A. VOllllOll SAIIMAYL lAnArAni. I Mob, odor Algerian all ' Antwerp & soar ) an lansammq 12 'Ala& B.Pra.U. Ip.e ell Beppu R. J anlYoa all WWddeeerie M Oralassewit. AO Cum.. Mae & nall all all e rrxtenslon 16 Dutch Rhenish all Eastern at Frame all l id. Russian Eau p.a ' all at. Central of lhenea an Gt. Lalemaj ks OLNl. .1 a ▪ Loki Oaneterte • WE. an Llerre and Turnhout all Lynes and earn Marla algid W all an Eartiern of 16 . Do. NIPW None an Truak Pest 11 (nletaanlaersaAld.) • Parlii,l4=lll•4ll. all Parte and 17 Item* and B. frolulArr ome gla A pH EL. sod • lard Ark& an Mg. Swedik an Da T Fir nal an Swann awl Mae. allleaPe Da. trEena %rpm& 16 &Amt.& all Mwethets et all Wed Plendire all Do. Ad pm and Prat al West. &H. W.& 11 Wl.lid .otan al Andel& ▪ ,11 se 111 4is t 1 I 11 12 2:1 It 7 iN 'NI 36 e 39t P 9 5 , i 271 as N • an IS 13 y zd ailb I per I JOLNT ITC= SANK/ ITa lem 46 47 16 17 The Itunexe4l notice of blockade of New Grauer dial' ports has been posted up at Lloyd's : Extra,t of communicition received from His Excellente, Juan de Franei.o., Martin, Minister Plenipotentiary !TM the Republic of New Granada to the Governmeuta of Prance and 15, gialtri, by the Consul of New Graniula at Liverpool It will be eonvenient for that Consulate to give notice to owners .f vessels, shippers, and underwriters at MAI port to New itranada, that in virtue of a decree issued by competent authorities of New Grawuti, the following ptirte are temporarily elosed 'for import and export bode. nn. Rio Recha. `*rota Martha, iiavaoilla, rarthaene, &Mos that in aceorisuce with the customs regulations, attempting to si o l a t e th ose prohibitory laws are liare t t s l be fined and the goods seized. and that the comnianders vessels of .41 belonging to the confederation have remind orders to cruise before said ports to enforce orders." The following are the returns of the Irish of issue for the four weeks ending the 4th im Name and title aa eel forth iu Uceuse. I 1 11 EL Average el/relation derin g l 17 5 tl; War weeks vatting u above. awl , Under upwards. Total. I t; t Dank of frelAnd 1,9^-50350 . Provincial Rank of Irclaini . 027,067 472,07 1 Belfast Booking, Conipany te1,611 93,611 314,5701 Nurthrni Bank. lug Cowpony 213,110 03,137 216,1461 Ulster ltankii.a Con p toy 011 .073 1111,057! National 679.7031 1.1 1 9451 1 ' $36,1481 MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CWCE. The mining market to•da is quiet. The trans actions have been principally confined to shares is Marko Valley, East Wheal Russell, East Basest, South Basset, Lady Bertha, Alfred Connolly and East Wheal Grenville. There is little change in prices. In the Stock Exchange, East Wheal Russell shares are officially marked 6. awl Lady Bertha, If. ForeiAn awl colonial mining shares exhibit ne alteration. Cobra Copper have been dealt in a* 40i, awl English awl Australian Copper, at 3f and 3t-. Great Wheal Fortune sold on the 9th inst. 15 Yes 17 oats. 1 qr. Mb. black tin, for 1,2141. 14 M. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) (Br sernsit IND IRMO 3110/11710 TIMOR/1%4 (room ova OWN 00111419SPONDENT.) Dermal for wheat very moderate and confined to Aar ricusa debcriptioas. Prices of last week geuerslly supportaL Flour in -' mr request, supenor qualities scarce and wan ocurunou Nineri...un lid. per barrel lower. Outs and . unaltered. Beaus steady. Indian corn moderate inquiry sad wowed for side. American mixed 34.. 3d. to 345. 91. MINCING LANK-(THIS DAY.) The following public sales are advertised for tomorrow (Wednesday : 300 hhda of Barbadoes. Coffee: too maks of plantation Ceylon, 1,200 bags of native, 2,000 bap of Rio, and 000 hap of East India. The holia.Ays have interfered with the private contsnok market, owl the attendance in Miocingasne has been lb* bat genera quotations are unaltered. The public market, will re-open to-morrow (Wednesday). TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is gold. Tows tallow ie quoted Mc set cash ; Petersher.. Y. C. on the spot, SM. ; May is June. isa. ; October to December, Ms. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Davis and Ca report trade slow. Prune meadow hay, Trw. to BGa. ; Superior ditto, )Os. to ItKis. ; inferior ditto, 51.1 t. to 600. clover, old, Wm to i Itls. ; ditto, oew, wound cot, Ms. to 100 e. ; straw, 30s. to 425. THE WEATHER AND THE CROPl.—Daring the park week a good ilea' of cold wind has been experiesesd sod frost has taken place at night. On the whale. however, the weather, if not quite genial or in chafer, ter with the month of May, has been tolerably fair. During the past day or two a decided change has takes place, awl Monday was as cheering awl delightful • day as the myriads of pleasure-seekers whom Whitings tide brought out could well desire. The wied. whisk on riuuday morning was in the north-east, veered at eight to the west. and on Monday a genial south-west breve, prevailed. Vegetation, though somewhat checked by the cold wind.. of List week, has oevertheles made considerable advance. The cheats are decidedly improving bath in OD lour and in vigour, wad the pastures have made a marked advance. One thing specially strikes the eye at the preseet time througuout tle• district—viz., the extsenie delicacy. venture, and freshness of the foliage. It seems as if the superabundant moisture of the past meson had rendered the early foliage more verdant and luxuriant thee usual. Perhaps it may tura out that although we underwent se much uueasiums last season at tho quantity of water that fell, the visitation may promote a more luxurious ie.-makes in the present year. As yet the evidence is certa inly ' I. that direction. Fruit trees of almost all kinds are givieg promise of exuberant prduce, and if we escape Revere frosts or cutting winds, abundant crops may be anticipated. Sussex Alcerfiacr. GREAT SHOAL.: OF MACKEREL—OD The ßalLy and Waineal.7, a ore eight W 44 witnessed from the cliffs along the front of the town of Brighton, shoals of mackerel swarming the aorta-. of the channel; and • rare harvest was realised by 1.0140 of the fishermen. One man. Jonas Merchant. maimed no Ism than !Ill_ and ou Wednesday morning Bilvage ovule 231. All the little bods were off in the morning a% early 44 4 o'clock, and numbers of mackerel were caught be riniaing • line with hooks in the shoal. The mackerel canal,! realised 2001. They sold at Ms. per hundred, aiol in the streets at two, three, and four a chillier. It in.. bees frequently the also that small mackerel. called " shiners." have been caught along chore, but we •.. sot 'emend*. r once a glut of large mackerel being caught before. nem sro also *sty of mackerel idf Portsmouth. A few o'gl.ts since Messrs. May and Thwaites' hoot made 91/. On Thursday several hauls were !tubule. 3104 of the fish were scot to Loudon, where they were retailed at as um li to 941. ea* the fish being remarkably tine and fall INF:J.—Surat... 44 MANCIIENTFR, SHF.FFIGLD, AND LI I RAILWAY. —The total expenses of this company's railways. including rents. tolls, duty. Ac.. from.fauttury I to Hay 12, lm il, amounted to 121.43 W.. as against 112.1100. for the corresponding period of 'tell). Thu proportion of the South Junction receipts accruing to this eenip,wy m in JantAry I to May 12 amounted to 10,55'W., as * gain,* 9.52. for the corresponding period of BO); an d th. expenses to 11.144/., as against The total receipts. indu,i!az rven ts , k e ,, for this company s canals, from Janss en I to April 30 amounted to 249221. as acainet 24.5644. for the corresponding period of lAGI, and the expenses to 16.120/. af.dnst 17.1r19 , ., leaving a balance of net p in gi n g 4.7:131., as aoinst 7,4004. for the corresponding pixie& of lti6o. CRYSTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAY. MONDAY, NAY W.—Admitting nu payment, 31,625 ; des by senses tickets. 1,971 ; total, 33,101. ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL, GRA7'fl-INN-110,11D. The number of vatients relieved at this hospital &triage", week ending Hay 14 was 2,591; of which 777 were sew maw. i banks ,cant : To mood a oda held da ring 4 reeks maw( as above 67:5,A4 428,111 MAU 171.a* 3,121.1r24 toss.ftsl 408,2411 tbl,4azi 1