The Express. — London, England, 1860-05-10 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Naar at Nest Pram us Ywhilsoms.-111efore Lard Chief Jollier Erie sad • Dimisema Jury mune r• morrtgv.—/scivagar. The .14erhuiS IN Ibis ale ia Dokr-street, tl wileiow, sad them:dila vow w spirt him to re ...et &MUM he 11100011 ameniad by • little girl about • .1 tea rears deg* I. onampooso d hams( fallen -e• the way leadlog to his mike. The amble* on tho Ms at November Ism, to, to the ea white merlon the little c al was walkiag *keg with a baby in kw ono. Nome • were playas, sod they poolhod agate* het, sad she 1 ~...veliwatiy fell slows the el way. Her had me eat ▪ the Ina other.** hart ; an that it was se. ...vary that the stweill he attended by • doctor te a emsiderrible time. The defeatism, as woo .. he bard of the amides* mat the child to het owe aiedisal moo, mil wahlwaseatly VIVI , the child's smother • erafwas inuaskom, rad be, at the soggeotioa .1 his odor, book Ike okild seem most, as being ia • week stole, awl or polowbo big ree The deism was QM Yoe lea been so madras "ll' at ever as lb. part tho doloodost, the smiles' vial ben *red mainly by the child he pushed by the ham *oar of the jury eapasswl a wish to stop the ease, with. .at hear* lir it 's 1T1.61/Ce but at the •4 the mien It woe h ear d init, and ended ill a Verdict the defsoolost. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. euruniriacorr Erma.) ILL W. The bankrupt was • wateh-tool dealer nd Poweltstreet, Hostrell.rowl. Thia was the adirausol esatoiciatiiin meet. out Wits. itlfl. - sominid amp* IZV. Norton oppi;oed. The creditors, oho principally reti tled is the coentry,neve not mire id the lunkruptcy, awl an andepeee hod hew appointed who took little intetr4 in the nutter. He reprewntel rneliton amounting to .100/., awl they hrl required from thr bankrupt a stock account, 'Much he had Dot rendered to their satodaction. heir of upward... 4 were unro urhal. mad ready may Wes of 4 appear in the issdis. The bankrupt, in examination, stated that he had never kept any neconst d hi. rratiy moue, tales. With rreprct to the other item. he Kul reeeteresi the bast account ia ht. power. He Wag still in the tame premises, employing ma hands. Hie fathor.in.lew had bought in his fixtures, told., aid !unitary. Mr Tinkerers was for the assignees ; and Mr. Downing f..r the bankrupt. His Hower, thinking that the bankrupt had rendered the hest account in hi. tearer. WWI having Teruel to the de• eisson of tka Loath Justices in the crae Wildbore, allowed him to pass. SHERIFFS' COURT, RED LION-SQUARE. (Man Mr. Ulan Sheriff Bluebell sad a Jury.) 1110CLA %TM% tor OtTL tWIT. . Mr. Reap the Aker .4 the sheriffs of London and Middlesex, made peselaniation rd outlaw y in a number of owes, It was expected that the law ow the wohject would have been anwoole.l in the peewees semeims, wd it is not pa to.. late to bring the matter before the TLe MOW, are called over on Ave monthly oonaion.. and the acme is wit very edifying m the adnimistrattoo •4 justice. Sometimes the proclamations are made in an empty ro Art. The of e'er begins, "0 ma, yea," soil desire. all perw.n. to draw nigh and give Asir astrodome. Then be calls wt the mums, and mks all the paw. to " nine forth and surrender or they would be versllv outlawed." ?irks the Alcor calls out "God .ive the time& " The suer proclaimed were the followitom:--C. Mortises, at the suit of Julius Lawrence ; Edward ©kiss, at the suit of Hobert itrikett ; Charles Nicholls, at the suit of Alfred Mayhew; Julius Hernard„ at the suit .4 Lucy hers; Ikons Yeldham W,lk,no.n, at the suit .f W. eater Randolph; Alfred Low.., at the mit of John Kinder; Robert L Revoke, at the out if John ( - ashen, ; Thomas Bridge., at the mit of Lobo Short ; Edward Roberts, at the suit John Matte ; Wm. at the suit of Julius lawmen ; Gillian H. Ron , at the suit .4 R. D. Gerard ; Janes Bowles, at the snit of W. Derma : C. D. Oishield, at the wit of the Oriental ituk ; art J. R. Rennet, at the suit et T. Hawkins. The 7th of June is the need wart day. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) OLD COURT. TRIAL AT LIJOENIA PLITNIMER.—(SECOND DAT.; (Wore Mr. Barra Channell aid Mr. Justice Keating.) The ilef..a.laat, Mary Atiptais Pluetweer, was apia lerought int., r.ort this awakes by her father, and took lee mat at the tahie molar her counsel. The erase learned comma appeared for the presecatioe sad the &from. Tlo• for the permeation was proceeded with. 'burnt Hatch, • very pretty little girl, the ▪ hilt of Mr. Hatch, whose more has been Jo fre quent!, mentioned darisg the limitary, was called, aad abe natal that she warn et.iht yearn old, and that she alway• ailed Mr. and Mrs. Hatch paps and mamma. MM reni , mberesl Eugenia Plummer being brought to Wan6worth by Me .rel Mrs. Hammer, and that she father anl mother .4 1: I 4enis went away shout 7 o'clock In the 'eyeing. The wrtnrer tit,. is the mat pinta.* mau nee naptived the fart of any act of impeogriety having taken place. sad abs also stated that she did not go into the violets at all as that evening. Miss Heise, the governess, CIPI4 All the 11th , and Eugene Plummer corsaneseed her swarm with winner as the Moodily followisg, and her piqu's lamely was turned into • school-room. Their boon of *rely were ham 1.• Mt sad tiara 2 to I. The governess ......mensatly with Yew mil Eugenia Kummer had pigsty of opportunities of spiklag to her. i To. etanimed —Nothing was mid to her about Eugenia Plunger mild IVO Mloll4lis idler she went away. she afterward. told bar peps sail mums. soil Mr Molt, the ...beam, what enuangst fist papa lest question:a her, sod eskol be, whether she would otedertak, to my that fitzeiiii Plummy eon sal pet ha bead in hi. pocket, sad the net she tread do so, sad he then mil .he was to b e ware not to lowa and he kneed her sal rat very kind her. This task ptam when ism ram eels at Poplar. and slimily after he had spokes to her, her mamma ano lwr ups the sul,}ct she was examined before the anristraiss et Wandsworth, cal upon that occasion she nail that es the bet night Enema Pheinnier eame, she ran awet uto the pease, ant left Mr. Hatch awl Elr,;eusa 111111,04 e, lIMMO Ear • short time. K. emassed—Whips her pens west to Poplar. bar mamma 1.4 t leer to him sad she tokl ham the truth as she bad dee to-dhy na haw stk. What *be meat by laying that sh e Inse mead the pmke wee that ran naiad the ear rat.:eatmve, hat she could ice all that took place. Her pins •as sot thaw to her at Poplar than be had bees t.l.♦e he was always ♦ery kind to her. It. ICA, the solicitor foe the promestirm, rsrovol that he took down lb. statement .4 Lacy Hatch in December Lim. aisle II quite voluntarily. R st.riemit Shm—The objet d thie otatenterat was to stel.,&s , ear 1.. olst,an s pardon for lir. Hat•h. Several 'thee perms, m... 1. .le...bastions. and the Secretary-of- Stat.. AtAggestesl that the only coarse that could be taken wa. 10 prefer An ul.hcto✓ut for perjure. sal the se ee.miary steps were tln•n taken to have the nutter investi gsktr,L not that It. Hat.h should have au opp,rtunity of sivia 4 hi. statement upon .nth, and s2hiecto4 himaif to (1,7. rl.lllllllllllle. )Ira Leen., lb...lois°, for Mr. Hatci upon his trial for the itri , ,,nt a.eaolt, proved that will:wawa to fact were la attewLlo-.., Ati. I tlo. rearm they were ont called woe that u. 1,1. von.klerea it Lutotrataaary to Mr. , Ihlh tt, the meher.in-law of Mr. Hatch, corroborated rsiderae as to the fart of Mrs. Plummer bawls( requested 1:44.10... her ilaii.:hter, might be taken into their lied tee,. nioniiiig, as she had been used to be petted. She sh.. ,. .uitirniol his statement a. to what took place is the after Mr. and Mr*. Plummer had left. l'o..eadmiiiied Wit,.'... first heard that there was ~•n , •thin~.li.tresainZ to Mr. Batch'■ mind in relatioe to tlov. rhil•lreo ahiiut sis works after they had left, but she not at that time ti n e the ordure it the matter. She ewer,. tint Mr. )latch hail gone to Poplar, cad she also tire that hr had ri , o.roel her appointment of chaplain.. Lot .he. nes, r Oat the effect of this would be to t...t• et /In\ inquiry into the eharie that wie made against 1 m. Ti,.. nil ic..ing no when we went to pram, soil it .tnibtful whether it will be cuschwled to-day. NEW COURT. (Refute the fteconkr.) Tb. trial of Irde:roreeirr. Model:re Jorreler, and N ur.o. Fr.rt, f..r nospiracy, was ragweed .1 the sifting .f IM r.gari Ono man". Yr " 11164 . 41 . 1 4. L. Mr. MAO, and Ms. Poland, pro. , ..0•1 Mr. I:iffiUll, Mr. \rosily. and Mr. &4 dr. v'eletwe laaveig hen fives to peeve tart two of the pn.lured der* the Wel were like the pflosewter's Int Mr Ihrille.too:st wow len4th replie.l generally epos ' • acr I The case was pr , veeding +best we went to rye's.] THE .EXPRESS, THURSDA Eir.E, - - .----.---- In the Third Court, before the Cam eo. flerimat, an LONDON mraIoNABTICArr .—(THIS DAY.) applicatsu was mode to postpone the trial of Jaws Pearce and Emile Emerrnee, Per the great level rehber7i USW This morning, at 10 egkek, the annual general east samion. Mr. .Haigh made the application, which NM opposed by meeting of this and upportsn of thin society was r. F. H. Lewis. Wad at Exelemban, gabs' Ike preadeticy of the FArl of Saarreserar. There were also present Mr, Edward Haines, M r.r. Beard, the solicitor for the prisoners, wee sworn to M.P . Mr. E. Nit Mr . Kershaw , an dadavit which set forth that in consequence of the g r k . k c. recent committal .4 his chests, there was not time to pre- The Bev. Dr. TINIAN, the secretary, read the remt pare the defeat.. The receipts from ordinary sources during the Tear had n The application wen granted. 80,&17/. There had been a special collection for the eaten- Mon of missions in India of 4,927/., and for the extension of missions in China 8,1411., making a total of 93,9081., exceed ing by 475/. the receipt. of any previous year during tie society's existence. Mum. they last met the society had lad two of its moat attached frisadsand most sedum supporter% namely, the Rev. J. Angell James, of Birmingham ; and the Rev. Dr. Morrison, of Brampton. The directors had to report that daring the past_ year they had sent forth ten additional agents—cm to Poi • one to British Guiana, two to India, und six to Chien The number of catechists now in preparatios for service was 22, and many more were expected to be received before the end of the meeent year. fa addition to UM European agents, the misty employed 800 my meats, consisting of pas tes,ersegslists. osisokies. sad eahesses• The !Wort the meeting ow the treader of the crown of by the Queen to ler son. The sobis CHAIRMAN having addressed the meeting at Emma Me V. _J. HIMONT, president of Stepney College, Mod• remalution adopting the report, and expressive of for the feet that wide and encouraging fields of lad been opened to the agents of the society and that themiwerebales mimed up from the mimics churches an in meadig amber of native teachers and evangelists. Be that although their Almada °audition wee every ewnld desired, what they now wanted was and spiritual me. to preach the gospel through set world. The Rev. 8. Emmy, a siergyman of the established church, seconded the readvalea, which was agreed to. The Rev. J. Ituuess, frau West* moved the eseoad resolution, congratulating the directors on the mem which hadatteed their special appeals for extending their mis deals in China and India. The resolution sea unaribsionaly Veining Findley, Bart., was elected treasurer, the Bev. Kr. Prat home secretary, and Dr. Tidman foreign seeretary. A cordial vote of thanks to the noble chairman closed the Wins" of the day. and Ca sttek) at I to and No 1 4-6 : lii I .* I ~: i ,~ Bt. ll U. 11 11 NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK OF ENGLAND. (THIS DAY.) This day, at noon, the 27th annual general meeting was held at the Bank, Bishopegateatreet, Mr. J. IL LAVRIZ in the chair. The report contained the following balance-sheet : "January 1. Rest, or undivided profits, at 31st of December, 1858, as exhibited at annual meet ing in May, 1859, 249,69nt. Is. 2d., less bonne declared and paid in 1859, out of this amount, 45,000/. ; reserve fund set aped in government securities, 204,698/. 31. 2d. Dec. 31. Net profits of 1869, after making allowance for bad and doubtful debts., and paying a bonus of 10 per cent. to officers, 108,3171. (h. ss. ; making, 313,016/. 3s. 7,1. ; deduct dividend on company's stock f, rJune, 1859, 24,01:31. ; ditto for Dec., 1859, paidJaanary, 11460, 24,000/. ; together, 48,0001. ; balance, 263,0161 . 35. 7,1. Out of the profits of last year the directors propoeed to declare in addition to the half-yearly dividend paid to the proprietors &Behove stated, • bones of 7 per cent., making the division of profit for 1859, in all 15 per cent. upon the paid-up capital of the company, free of income-tax. After deduction of the bonne and the two half-yearly dividends, there remained the sum of 18,317/. Os. 5d., to be added to the reserve fund, which would then stand at 223,0151. Is. 7d. Looking at the sound and prosperous condition of the bank, it ap p ea r ed i to the directors that the time has arrived when the prietors were entitled to • vested interest in some portion, at least, of this large accumulation of reserved profits. This benefit could be conferred upon the proprietors with out trenching upon the banking power and resources of the company, by applying the reserve fund, on the 30th of June next, to the extent of 20 per cent. on the tank's paid-up capital, in paying 71. on each large, and V. on each small share, making the amount paid up on the former 421., and on the latter 121. This measure the directors accordingly now recommended to the proprietors for their adoption. After the above operation has been completed, the bank's reserve fund will stand et 103,015/. 3s. 71., and its paid-up capita at 720,0301." The report was adopted, and • resolution passed approv ing of the course pursued relative to the reserved fund. The retiring directors were re-elected, and the proceedings terminated in tho usual manner. PPt., JIZIMSS. 10 1 15 t 1 1 1 p L. ar 47 SO 78 SO 3 . 8 1 1 4 Pa f2O i pen 21 6 6 49 51 xd 120 130 65_ 16_ I i 10 11 DAY Two o'CLocz. The mining market to-day is rather quieter. Stray Park shares are in demand, and have im proved to 48 to 50. Lady Bertha shares are quoted 4to Carnborne Vean, 2 to 21 ; Great Tregune Consols, 2s. 13d. to 3s. 61. ; and :Kingston Downs, 4 to 41. In the Stock Exchange Alfred Console shares are also officially marked 6. There is again a very active demand for St. John del Rey Mining shares, which present a further important rise, being marked 26 and 27. Lusi tanian Mining have been dealt in at If. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANK—(THIS DAY.) &GAL — . llse market remains steady, with ■ limited beldame for hems imasumptma. On 'Cluinge vertenlay four fleatlag cargoes of Havanaith were reported sold r.t fully provsom rates. Radioed firm. Corrts.—This article continues to wear a firm appear- TRA.-71l1) receipt of the private telegrams from China has caused some excitement in this article. A large portion of the public Wes was withdrawn, and holders very gene rally are asking Meier prices. Rica remains dull of sale. Rile steady at the late reduced prices. Corrov—' SOO bales sold. Istnuo econd Day.)—The few lota of desirable qualities of Bengal sell at an advance gf 2d. to 3d. per lb., but °Mi. nary and mixed sorts an weeded, and are chiefly bought in. Good marks of fivirpaks have sold with spirit for ex port. at an advance of 2d, to Id. per lb. Ordinary and low sorts continue neglected. Dry led Madras is in fair demand. 1,396 chests have passed the sale today, Including 526 with drawn and 296 bought in, leaving 574 chests sold. COCKIWEAL sold without material alteration in prices. BOICIS steady, In other articles no material alteration in prices. Markets gwascally quiet today. TALLOW MARIEET.—(THIS DAY.) The market remains fiat and quotations are again ali/htly lower in two or three instances, being as follows : Town tallow, 53a. 3d. net Cllxh ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot , 545. ; Kay and June, 535. ; July to Sept., 51s. 6d. ; Oet. to Dec ., 50s. 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We are but moderately supplied with beasts, and Monday's quotation+ are well supported. There is about a usual supply of sheep. Trade remains unaltered, Good lambs are not plentiful. They are readily disposed of at rather higher rates. Good calves are also in demand. Our foreign supply consists of 70 beasts, 00 sheep, and 194 calves. The number of mach cows is 115. 1 Per stone et Ms. &d.a. d. Per stone of Inc ad.a. d. Best Scats,Hared& 4 8 6 0 Best Cons& Ilf-bdsBh 5 0 . 5! Hest Short-horns 4 6 410 Best Long.woob ... Second quaL boost 8 4 4 4 Do. do. Shorn -4 10 5 0 Calves PIP Best Dna& Ifif.brede Labs - . . - . 6 4 7 4 IS; r ; PIP. 140. Yd Limbs, 0.250: Odra, SMITHFIELD HAY M.A.RIEET.—(THIS DAY.) News. Aria 'tad Ossapmay report trade dull oa amount of the weather. Prints mallow hay, 80s. to 901. ; su perior ditto, 92i. to 100 s. ; inferior do., G. to 70s. rowan. M. to 755. ; clover, old, 100 s. to 115 s. ; second cut, 85s. to 945. ; straw, 275. to 325. THe EAST-M‘D CLEROY.—A meeting of the clergy of the Deanery of Stepney was held on Tuesday ing, at the Beaumont Institution, Mile-end, for the purpose of presenting to the Rev. Canon Champneys, the real dean, an affectionate farewell address on the occasion of his removal from the rectory of Whitechapel to the vicarage of St. Pancras. The deanery of Stepney comprimes the whole eastern district of the metropolis, and the adders bore the signatures of between 70 and AO clergy, including three of the Rev. T. T. Beasley, rector of Poplar ; the Rev. E. R. Jones, rector of Limehouae; the Rev. R. Lee, rector of Stepney ; the Rev. B. C. Sanger, rector of Shadwell ; the Rev Bryan King, rector of St. George's-in-the-Fiat ; the Rev. J. Patteson, rector of Spital6elda; the Rev. T. Gibson, of St. Matthew's, Beth nal-green; the Rev. G. T. Drilßeld, rector of Bow. Sfirovtan Accinzwr.—On Saturday- evening an accident of a remarkable character happened in Union street to Mr. Harrison, of Cavendish-place. He was spmk ing to Mr. Lewis, stamp distributor, of Edgar-buildings, and at the moment a horse was galloping up the street at a meat unjustifiable speed, when the animal threw off one of it, hind shoes, which, riming to a considerable elevation and taking a wide circuit, fell with great force upon Mr. Har rison's hat, into which it was firmly embedded, and only fell off when the hat was removed to ascertain the nature of the projectile. Happily it struck the bat on the angle cif the crown, where the greatest resistance was offered, other wise the most serious results must bare followed, as it fell with the points downwania —Bath aroniele. Imam TIGNANT RlOWt.—The right of the tenant to hold land at a rent paid by the landlord.—Poisich. THE POLICE COURTS. (YRS DAY.) MANSION-HOUR. Jame amok* was sharpd wlals *sift $ pocket-hand kerchief, slue tleort io Whita, aa malls eandeales, amid he was at the wer Pat, Bialayseatestrwt, bat sight about alas o'clock. There was a great 1141111111 r 1 parengen, aed as he was letting them fia he felt a tag at his pocket. He tuned sharply round and saw the prisoner with the haadkarchief u his band. He sabred the primmer aad asked hint what be was going to do with it, when a lady mme up and smid, " was jest ping to tell you that nos an d taken your bads(; be has been trying the pickets of two or thee, base ism" He pretended - to be drunk, and kept Man gay, but he kept close to him till • policeman mese up. whim be pee him is charge.A lady them domed lab be witness-bon, and deposed that she had welshed the primmer try the pockets of 1111•11111 ii WNW% and saw lika lake the handkerchief from pro seeeter's past. Pollosseenetahle WO said be took the wooer into cus tody, and when he mind hies for his addrar he said he was a very repastatie hapi-working mss, and lived in raati—" ElpitalbidaTl youße asked ham w tether dad eat hereabouts, and prisoner M 'd " Mr. Gamboa Partridge, poler)—How many con rietkro are lint b the CU Mr. Cloodmen—And I might y lily here, my lord. lard Mayer—Whst base yea to y, primmer ? Prfavaer—Well, say Iced, 1 tusk tie anismelser sad gave it hack *pia I ssa soy awry, and I tad the man at the time I was any Berm I didthr it though want. The *maw wadi slairsead to ee moths' bard labour. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (ST sumac nuount.) YORK MEETING. —(THIS DAY.) CILALPRi EITAKM Omt mile. here (MEAT NORTHERN HANDICAP. Two miles. Hepatica, Brewer Souvenir, Find Lord, Stockton, Ben Webster end WeatiTbotutdwe here. PAID Yoarar. —Newcastle, Satellite, Cock-a-Hoop, Vixen, Tyrant, sad Optimist. SPRING ST. LEGER. One mile and half. &import, Tom, Stockton, c by Andover, and lAncheater are bare. KNAVESNIRE PLATE Half • mile. Ripon, Lily, and f by Chanticleer arr here. ZETLAND STAKES. T.C.C. Lops-etcher and Welkee are here. OTHER ARRIVAL& —Billningbaga, Hetty, Jack sag. os The Herne , Tutall Maid, Horse', Longahot , Vixen, Dame Judith, Basilisk, Heber, The Dutakman, The Dagger, Mile Whip f , Duneany, Flesh.in.this•Pan, Ortmadier, Sutton, tin., Nonnan, Shafto, Laytoo, Hegira, Trepan, Lime. amed, dower, Bentinek, &Medi & Sparrow Hawk, Csaylad, Her. raton, I :hulloing, Pax, Flyaway, The 'teemed g, Pedlar, Maid .4 Moshe= e, Petrel. Edmund Kean, Secret Treasure, Nightshades, sad Prologue. SALISBURY MEKTING.-(TED3 DAY.) Aitarven. —Pan, Rattlebone, Beenla, Chere Arnie, Apollo, Romney, Claire, Jack Able, Foretop, Willoughton, Dame Quickly, Margery Dew, Actress, Duman!, Grand Mietreis, Croustadt, Bed Rock, itookawn, Brownstone, Promised Land, Petra, Belidale, Tame Deer, Australian Maid, Bt. Jams, Vest any, Matilda, Bluetit, Sweetbread, Irmold Bobo lart, %hart, Crater, Rajah Brooke, Bourtiou, Girddielos, lard Palmonrou, Boredom, Chain Pier, E v a, G Carta. lamerco.-741olitos, irimma, He to Rainbow (2 yrs), Tolkastase, Theodora, mad W. Day's, Woolcot's, and H. Mafa. ATTEMPTED MURDER OP A MAN BY BIS SWEETHEART. Yesterday, before the Birmingham magistrates, a res p ectobly-dremed young woman,oamed Mary Turner, was cgeid with havinz, as the previ,ata evening, shot at Win. tri%us, fender maker, Barn-street, with intent to murder him. The case was a very sad one. White, it seemed, had "kept company" with the prisoner for eighteen months, sal= about C'hristmas last, nailer promise of marriage, her. A few weeks back, however, he told her he did sot think he should main her, and pstified his determination by a moat disgusting allegation, involving an imputation as her character, which she pa...homely denied at the time, and which there is DOW every MOOD to believe wsi untrue. She then purchased ► pistol, powder, aorl shot, and declared she would shoot him, but White pacified her, sad their intercourse continued to be tolerably friendly in its character. Oa Tuesday night, however, be told her that he thought he should be married to another girl in three weeks. Shortly afterwards, while be was in the yanl adjoining he lodgings, the pow girl rushed upon him sad and • petal she hod in her hand, the char ge in his left side. Owing to the interpositioathe ribs, the wound did not prove a serious one, though a surgeon mitnated s 4 d yt or lay shots from under the akin On being with the attempted murder, the yew " I have dime it, and will do it bourn get fifteen years for it" pram the evidence of the women with whom the primmer lodged, it appeared that White had occaokaally beaten the girl sad behaved to her with mat cruelty. Rae was described as well-coaducted and indus trims, sad her behaviour in court, as compared with the callous isdiffesence of the fellow who had ruined her, excited the sympathy of aIL The bench committed her for trial at the amiss, and she Wie removed from the dock ins fainting date. —Merechesicr Loomisoer. COLLISION ON TEN EDI:WIC/lON, pith AND DISDIS RAILWAY. —On Tuesday, about half-past 12 o'clock. a serious collision took pines on this line at the goods statics at Kirkcaldy. It ppears that a train with mucks Wed with lime was pro o sedinn at a slow pea from the north, and was succeeded by another train con veying cattle and sheep, bet travelling at a pester speed, whee the latter ran into the former, causing a collision of a meet dimetrous descriptiim, fortunately, however, without the sacrifice of human life. Several of the trucks were thrown into Olean, others were driven across to the north aide of the rail, while a number were overturned on the top of each other awl smashed to optic ten. The rails were torn up, and the engine and tender considerably damaged. The engineer had one of his arms birdies. One sheep was killed, and several cattle were math injured. Other descriptions of goods were strewn about in all directions. For some time die traffic tau at a 4andstill, the mouth part of the line being completely blacked up. ArraurraD SVICIDE or • Onn.—On Saturday last, a Tooneabout 14 years of age, Attempted to drown by jumping into the Stour, near to Prost wood Homo, the seat of J. H. H. Foley, Esq., M.P. It is said the came was some tuipleasantnem at home. It appears she staved out al Friday night, and in the women her mother . learoed where she was, and followed her, but only came up in time to see her jump from the bridge into the kkoar, which is rather deep at that place. The mother's cries were heard by Mr. W. Southall (assistant to Mr. Thompson, the steward at Preetwonal), who immediately left his office, ran to the spot, took off his emit, plunged into the river, and succeeded in rescuing the girl from a watery grace. He then carried her to the house of Mr. John Sealant, where she was soon restored to conscious ness, through the humane attention. of Mr. Beildard. Wore. seer Ch ro t irk. THE LATE GE,IIRAL GUYON.—During the late Crimean war the high military genius and the bravery of General Guy ..n called forth a very general expression of approliation ainourit his friends in England. Foremost antomgat his admirers was R. A. Kur;lake, Esq., of Weston xuperlfare, sod, aided by that gentleman's conal indigence, a subscription woe raised vLor purpose of presenting • sword of honour to him, which was to he sent out to Constantinople, where General Guyon wee enaged M active service. Unfortunately, however, as most of our readers are aware, Gomm! Guyon was mined with cholera, soil died after • few hours' Waste The sword which had been purchased remaieed for • con siderable period in the possessiou of the subscribers ; but it was recentlJ determined, re order that it might be handed d os ,. so the dlsaeneed moral's family, that it should be promoted to his broiler, Calomel Ga os, of this city. A meeting of the suberribers was y convened at the Guildhall, on Tuesday last, for that purpose, which was presided over by his Worship the Mayor, and attended by several of the moot influential gentlemen of the city. AMA Chnieside, . . PAII 411' ORGENWICH. —A pleasure fair on am' arlorivir wale has bees held during the Wit three any. at Grasswirh. It appears that, by a p Thoo ,,,,,t p d Sur amber of limos, buothe, arrived dun Su Ss LA lia=be , n prenowilly h ue d, the pollee sualasrMise are to interfere in a summary amour, so live am' wan nue be given to the wiles to renew*. Ftatt AT KINONTON-ON-TRAIIIIA. YeAtertlay morning, between twelve sled awe, • lire tooke mit en th extensive premises id Yr. Gibbs, toliveconiat, ltarket.plsee e , Kimpeonova•Thames, which was not extinguished until the pliwanw were destroyed, sad the adjoining houses consider. ahly damagtal. 10, 1860. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. . • Two o'Ciocx. The railway share market to-day is rather weaker. The present quotations, compared with those cur rent at 4 o'clock yesterday, show a fall off percent. in Great Western stock ; 1 per cent. in Lancashire and Yorkshire ; and / to 1 per cent, in moat of the other leading stocks. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1011 to 1 ; Great Western, 691 to 1 ; Midland, un to I ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 105 to Great Northern, 116 to ; South Eastern, 87 to dolmen, 911 to 1 ; North Eastern is risen considerably, being last marked 52. srdo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet, prim., ex div. Grand Trunk of Canada India ' n Railway stocks are dull. OIDINAZY SHAMS AND STOOLS. Colas « o - In 34. 114 it ll RAILWAYS. Amb ,N0t.,80at.41.7n. Btrin.,WoL 23tonrVaL Eurk.,Lui.,4Chaa.lnnu Blackburn Myth and Tya• Boston, Blaatriot Bristol and Eistar _ . 11doniin - •• • • Cork and Bandon Cornwall _ _ Do. A Ano din. until tribtke P n e ci li g ett " ;l l Dund.,rerth. dAbiLla List Anglian anstern Counties - M I 2 rii: Ii iii. ii a i: et. 1( Mt. 11 St. 11 k i~; IC St If 6!,. ii, If( IC et. U St. II 81. if St. 111 Bt. 11 111 Bt. U 111 lii ii, lii ii hi I. if 1.. U U l el If 114. 1( 11.7iri;Toi,atook A Do. Stock Bait Suffolk Ditto Edlnburghand Gismo Edlnbro*, Perth, Dandle Forth and Clyde Jane. Glasgow k S. Wasters Great North of Scotland Great Northern Do. A _ _ Do. B Stook ii. is et IH M. lc s ie. 20 7 2 111 124 11 103 104 el mi ii 7 II 9 17 4 1 111 61 4 fff 10 IN II TO SO 82 84 111 101 110 117 1111 110 /31 163 ILS 7 114 70 0} dO 66 1061 1066 70 n 114 116 11 ; II IN MI i i iiis ica at. poatha Weal iir-7.1 2 11} 42 2 11 1 71 112 Si N lei ni I • I M II so 3414 U (44 "1i '4 soi 81 106 106 9 10 $1 46 47 16 14 11 ss 6 117 88 90 48 60 4 3 dli 42 64 87 87} 68 68 77 80 de 50 10 : .4 ina Pm ,61 pm SO 11 64 • 96 96 101_ 103. --- --- 6 ) 6 i 100 10'2 110 114 110 116 110 112 102 110 111 126 111 Ed 110 112 The The 11? 112 110 112 108 106 SS V 98 100 88 90 90 92 102 103 9t 10 2 17 18 10 108 74 . 76 13 10 1 16 LIS 140 116 Mt tolp.s. i. 145 110 118 101 103 154 167 199 196 66 70 21 22 116 117 1621 157 h 6411 - 791 321 1 "t p®l U. 141 101 103 96 96 M 12} 110 ft 17 'S ID 1 Of Ms •f 70 N 1061 ... 1141 I IN It di Un I 971 61 71 ,8 :14 t 14 14 4 Xi Wei es 87} 7 i s ts pm 1114 116 119 121 7$ 75 lon r no lon 96itus 10 i:t . 101 203 101 303 89 91 99 101 85 88 28 29 ll* 33e 82 33 60 63 , MAYS. Ides Se Psi i q ii dill 6 as 241 xd Si li OSi ;0 IL IPI I RAILWAYS. 1 a nil li rounky ll iliN . l air. / 404 17,... 100 MI Atlantic A Ell la 01 80 •-• el 100 Dan. Bar. AC.Dig.6p.a. NI 97( 977 18 1117 Do. do. B 7 , 104 all Indhslo&Lakelluronlll. 47 6 I 207 all Do. New — 10 all Do. Preference 100 100 Buff.,Brant, .00oderich dp.c. lids., Aug. 1,1872 1 andorsedbyßuff.AL B. 75 90 100 100 Do. July 1, 1873, ditto 7O 75 1 100 100 Do. June 1, 1074, ditto OB 73 6 - . tta AS. Eastern 10 3 Cape T.ADoekOp.e.gua 1 If die I 10 77 Won. gu5.4 4 3 per cent. 1 07 dis 10 a Eastern Be 7 dig 1 Ot. 00 Indian 01 13 Do. Extension F Par 1 Pro 0t 16 Do. Jnbbalpore par I 100 all Do. 47 p. ct. Debent 907 1007 180 mil Do. 6p. ct. do lOl 102 102 10 all Osebag A Melbourne 2l 22 1 , 11 I Bt. 100 Grand Trunk of Cans& 33 84 100 all Do. 0 per Cl. Pref. 100 all Do. 0 par ct. Detail. 07 00 08 1 100 all Do. 7 per ct, 1802 B3 86 100 all Do. do. 1807 OO 71 1 100 all Do. do. 1872 O9 71 11l 100 Great Indian Peninsula 991 100 L M 100 1 00 0 Do. New — 10 10 Gt. 8. of Indian. 6p. et, 17 17 dis all GLWeet Canada, Mum 134 1 18 Do. New 77 Rens 100 all Do.Bda.,pay76,optti - ' 100 all Do. do. 73 opt. till 60 98 100 IGO all Do. do. 73 withontop. 98 100 1011 all Do.s7p.ctlids.,pay.77 92 94 IL 100 Madras Guar. 47 per ct. 87 89 el 00 Do. do. 6 per at. 984 997 8< IGO Do. 41 per ct. Extern 9l 93 20 10 Do. 4th Exton. do. 11l 100 Melb.Corp.Op. elf:Sends f all N. Brunswick A Canada rime • cap. sh. - lie aD Du. do. Land do. 16 7 00 all Do. do. B cap. do. I 7 01 aD Do. do. Lad do. 0 7 la ID . e (Limited) — —• Ilt. de 91 a Do. Punjaub 11l 100 Do.lnd.Stlflot.g. lipal 96 96 00 18 SR Andrews A globe° • 10 1 Trinidad.Mmitod,fierip 7 7 dl comma, oovszThFKsver escuarros. No. ISh i broom.. I Pd. ICL prima I Balsa .... ...Om IiOT. 6 pc..JsmkJal. 400 114 116 .... .. Do. 0 per Nut, 1879 ..,100 1147 .... .. Do. epos cent. 18110 —llOO .... .. Do. 6pereent., 1881 ..100 1147 .... .. L 3. 6 per et. Feb.& Aug. 100 109 111 .... .. Do. 6per ct. Mar.& 86p. 100 110 111 I Do. 6 per cent. lOO 101} 103 101 7 } " M " I Do. do. Scrip 34 304 .... .. New Brume Oovli p.ct lOO 107 1087 1007 .... ..'N. ft Wales Gr. 6p. c. 1801400 1 .... .. Do. 6p. 0.,1871 to 1876100 1 .... .. Do. 6y. c., 1888 .... .. Nova Scotia 6p. at. Stg .... ..I Deb. redeem. 1876 .... ~ S. Anil Gov. 6p. e. Bonds 100 110 111 • 01e Clv Op c. JanatJuly 100 .... .. , . . . .... .. 1 Do. do. 6p. e. Apr. & Oct .100 107 1077 1077 7 4 --- JOINT STOCK BANK& No. I lb. I BABEL I Pd. I 1:11. prim. I Balm 00,000 100 I ACM and U. Cwt. Bank . 60 76 77 20,500 40 'Australasia en ea 71 007 10,000 26 Bank of = all 2.1} 12} .___ i 9000 100 Baak m. o . f am chia, 60, 20 Bank of Turkey 10, 60 009 I. America 116,1100 19 Chera mutrams. Bask am of chi laMa " au 9 1 : 1 24 611 10, 15 Chrtrd. Mat of India I 1100 City —_ vo,ooo 100 comet 60,000 20.11 Cons. of Curds — 26,000 100 Cons. of London lO 19 11 26,000 20 En g. ScotazAnaLChartd. all 17 177 177 7 80,000 20 G. Bank of Switzerland. all 1 36, 20 Lon. Ch. Bank of AustrL all , 224 23 20000 60 ;London and County 00,008 BO London Joint Stock 60,000 100 Loa. and Westminster 2O 007 10,000 100 Nat. Prov. of England 36 26.000.00 20,000 60 National Bank 25 I 05,000 20 New South Wales — 60,400 26 ,Oriental Bank Corpora all 427 2id 05,000 20 lOttornan Bank 20,000 100 Provincial of Ireland 4,000 10 Do. New 10000 26 South Australia all 40,000 23 Union of Australia 00,000 60 Union of Loaderll 10 1 7 8,000 100 Unity Mutual — Anglo-Mexican Mint Australian Urinal- • • • • Atlantic Tel. (Lim) Berlin Waterworks Brit. American Land ' Brit * Malls& Tel. A Do. 13 7 pie a. tM 1t162 Do. C Cioarl Wands (L) Co,, M.&oirlinget Smelt Do. Trd. Ti per cent Cre Paha .alPrekresee p. et. Deb . Dectt Telogesph . Eng. and Aunt. Cop. .. Gen. Steam Navigation Greet Ship (Limited) .. Indian and Aust. Tel... Lon. District Tel. (L).. London Discount (L) Lon. Gen. Omnibun Co. Madras irrign. A: Canal MedlterreneanKlec.Tel. liediter. EL Tel. (Um.) National Disconnt Co.. NerbuddeCoelttlroca) Netherbode Land_ N.L e, -- lio. a 7 17,. p iT, ail - .ilk N. N. Bruns. & N. Soot lA.' Brit. Australasian , tal Gas _ 1 Do. New Shares 10 (Men. la Btm. (La.) • 10 Do. do. R. Peel Elver Land it Kix 50 Penia and Odes. OW= 3115 1 su 50 Do. New • 50 Red Bea & lud. Tel. 44. p. c. tor 50 ya. by Br. Goy 50 Rbymney Iron 115 No. New DO Royal Mail Steam It. Scottish Aust. Investm IS South Australian land I bmarine Tel Bain I la. 0).14. Om Y DAmmen's Land.... Tni AT/TILLIE! VOLIINTMS AT LIVERPOOL.— OFFICIAL lirvoirrioaTroo. —We understand that an investi gation has been going on for the last few days relative to the conduct of some of the officers of one of the corps of Artillery Volunteers. It is said that a dispute haring arisen between the colonel and his officers, the latter went to parade without their swords, atd otherwise were guilty of conduct which, in military phrase, is described as being " unbecoming officers and gentlemen." The colonel wrote to the War Office on the subject, and a military man has been sent down to make a preliminary Investigation. Should the charges be found to be as serious as is reported, a court-martial. is likely to follow ; but if the charges be not proved, the difficulty will likely be arrxgad by mutosl concessions, it being understood out of doors that the charges are not all on one side.--Liverpool Mercury. FANCY FAIR AT THIS BRITISH EMBASSY, PARIS.— The first day's sale, we are happy to say, has assed over most successfully. Not only was there a large attendance of the mostfashionablepemons in Paris,the English ,of course, predominating, but the amount of articles disposed of was quite satisfactory. The Princess Clothilde arrived early,and examined, with evident interest, the beautiful objects exposed to view, purchasing at several of the stalls Baron James de Rothschild was also one of the first corners, and selected a number of articles. The range of objects collected together to tempt the visitor was so extensive as to almost wise an enbarrue de choir. Lady Cowley, for instance, bad British porcelain, ladies' hate, and Engliah petticoats. What the amount of sale might have been in this last named highly interesting article, we scarcely liked to inquire, through an apprehension that our curiosity might ibe deemed ndiscreet, but the porcelain went off admirably, upwards of 100 f. sterling having been received by her lady ship_for that item alone.—Oationani. MUTINY AT MALTA. —We hear that a serious disturbance, if not mutiny, has taken place on board her Majesty'. ship James Watt, in Malta harbour. The affair Ms been kept as quiet as passible; but from what we can gather, it appears that on the night of the 16th inst., when the captain, commander , first lieutenant, and o ffi cer of Marines, were out of the ship, intimation was received that the ships company were in a state of mutiny, smashing their men traps, throwing shot about, and insulting their officers. The gunner was hit across the loins with a marling spike, and he is said to be still suffering from the injury received. It is reported thlt two officers jumped over board, and were picked * • a Maltese boat. It was not It la 8 9 1141 U 14 U 64 le I} dial IS 16 14 :I i die L i pm id 21 4 4 SI 23 Pd I CS. OkNorth.49.c.hookJuly 1 00 et. Nerfolk4p.e.Mar.kl494.. 100 94 011 K N.lol4.4p.ot.Jaa.iitly 100 1 100 101 Oif.W4rc./se.4lp.ct do. 100 102 IM. seetush I. Lit 4p. 44 01 96 1 . Do.Stow-Val.Gen,Ofk. ancsahireet Yorkshin !London and Blackwal 100 Lon.,Thighton,B/B.Conat dl London, it ChaWn.Dov. 10 London d North Weida 10 Do. I.l4oAni 10 LondondBouthWestom Londonderry&Coleraln. Yl Do. and anntaiLnyn 70 5ia72.,3177,3 3 Metropolitan XI Midland M Do. Dim& Ducky MI Mid. Ot. Weaken (1m ) MI Newcastle end OFIM9 A 116;W Newry& amess*lL • • DO Norfolk 3{ Northern Coll2slo lIIL DO North BAIA all North Dane Ban ID ill Do. A SO N. Eastern-Berw ick Do. O.N.K.Pure. Do. Leeds Do, York North Lonelon ut Northa&Wastsrahme In North etadorodiro. 10 N Ortord,Wor.,*Writror ill ekton se° ll i rwiam‘dlßiglanri ah ceping • • Scottish Midland !Shropshire Valois Sittingbourne&Shaora South Devon South &union South Walls 8. Tartish. & liverDna StalnenWoli=o i Stockton & Ditto moo Taff Val* Older OD Do. De. O 0 Vol, of Ifiallk I i Ia" lia-4 W — di:cf — ord — i . I iiiit C3o;;lTan ---- ' ilVad Landon • - - - BA& Stater 4p.et St Clatplostlaa, Dan.Partlti Abtr..Tons. Lot A. pet Do. B, Op.& De. C, 7 p. oh E. Coon. Ex., bp cf. Nal Do. do. No.! Do. Now 6p. et. ft.. Mestere Union, 4 p. eL &tin. & 131,6 p. el Edln.„Porth,4.p.e. West Northern, 6p 44. Do.6c . .red 16p.a.kpin. 10 Do. ti per oust. - Do.6p.c.red.st 21.6. M Ot.ll &Waled, IstProf 6 Ot.Weet,Berloallmit4; 10 Do. redeem. 4hp. omit 10 Do. redeem. 4p. cent 10 Do. trredeent 4p. ct. DO Do.tp.ct.redeem Pref. all Do. Bice. Pref. Share all Do.Chesterll.Bll.llpc. all Do. do. do. sp. o. CO Do. Stan. out. Stock in Do. Chest. Gus. Shares ill Do. do. do tB Do. do. do . . .... • Lan.* Yorklh. 6 p.c.6t. 10 It No. 1 D 0.6 p.c. do. N 0.2. 10 Do. 6p.c. do. .... * Do. 1). c. do. No. 4 II Do. p.c. do. .... I Do. p.c.presh. d 0... 10 Do. 2p.c. Prot. Stook . 10 D0.0p.c.d0.(W.1.*C.P.) Do.4p. 6441 v. dot. Un tD ia&) Lon.Chathaaa sad Dover to LaNW.CovAtNate. .4.011.W.7p.c.116. all taadosirrydCollerla tt 1100.11teL /1 Lime} et. Do. 1!2 SS pie oat US •• 1 es i I - Do:redoreembio Op.& Mdlend Conotilp.e.Modt Do.Ooso. 15.11p.0. DO. 41p.d. Prot !kook Do. l&iltehlo 4 p.c. New.ttAber.tc.,por.6p. c. orlth option tIIIISS Norfolk ap ct. Ex. Btock North Mtlab 5 per est Do Nor! 0tt0. , 5 p. 1 Do. Border union gin N.lldia.—Deirew.4 p.e.Pri. If Do. do. do IS Do. Look God. No. 1 10 Da York. Mt &pm n Noe* Siallordddro.. - 1 W.tWoLdip.o. Woo Do lzrodoomobio .... ONO NowPreL Soot-N . ..1A ost.ProLSI Do. Ab 7p ir icPrat.il p.c. 41 1 , Esc (hit As. 11 4) Do. 4e For cent Do. fixed 41 per cent 8. Wales gun. 4 p. omit Do. le per cent 8. YerkaMre 4 p. c. rib litock.dtDarlingtonly.lt Do. do. B6p.s. Do. do. Clew*. Water.diCilkennyBp.e. 7011ZIGI an Antwerp I 14 all !Antrum IND 1 Dada& 11. Pratt. 7 p.c. W Beiglan E. Unction gib !II B. Ayres t 8. Portland° 10 all Boilers to Ondssessoc 6 W Carlsson: Kim & 100 an 10 an VT:ten:lon 10 18 Mated Rhenish SS all Eastern of France SS 11 04. Russian sun &p. C 10 all Gt. Central of France 10 ill Ot Laxentbs. Coast. Sh fa all Mallon Junction SO all Laks Constance & Bale SO all ILlarre and Turnhout 10 all Lyons and Geneva a; all Marta Antonia WI 011 NamAtllese LLCM 10 all Do.flp.c.Prf. Selg.gov. II all I Northern of SS If I_Do. New Sharma rti,;:i i iiin'iriTiiii Prof Pula Lynne, and Media Paris and Orleans ilecife and 8. franc:two li d o Pernam i.d rransi. bucot i 7p.n . lane and Frascati Royal Danish Reid Swedish 1 8. Do. 7 per cent. _ bra and MsiN .., 7 2 747.; eenf. Prof. asaranwllm.lc7peret It t Art.& Lora-Venetian IR Ma:ether° of Prance... p~v~ rw~a .f;-_ rll — Do. 61 per cent. Pet all Wert. & N. W. of France • }Western of Austria la Wiesbaden 20 11 10 al 10 al 4 al 10 al 10 a] ■ 1 20 11 r $ `MT; - -IN7r DA Y. REDIJCTION IN TEE RANH RATE OP DISCOUNT. . Two o'Cwcc. The Directors of the Bank of England, at their weekly court to-day, have reduced the minion= rate of discount from 5 to 4i per amt. The alteration had been fully " discounted " the Stock Exchange, and has therefore given no stimulus to prices. The stock markets, on the con trary, have shown flatness. After declining per cent., owing to a number of realisations, Consols are now quoted barely as good as yesterday after noon. British railway stocks are weaker. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 70fr. 66c., being again } per cent. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 954 and for money, and 954 and 4 for the account. The present quota tions are 954 to 4 for cash, and 954 to 4 for the 6th of June. The official business report is as follows : Bank Stock, 296, 2274 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 934, 4 ; Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1062, 4 ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 984 ; India Bonds, 10s. dis. ; and Exchequer Bills, 5e., 75., 4s. prem. In the foreign stock market the principal feature has been a fall in Turkish Bonds, in conse quence of a vague statement that a Russian army has been assembled on the Bessarabian frontier. These stocks opened with great de pression, the loan of 1854 being marked 751, and that of 1858, 801. The present quotations show a partial recovery, but are still nearly 1 per cent. below the closing range of yesterday, being respectively 761 to 1, and 601 to 614. Buenos Ayres Bonds are inquired for. Sales are recorded as fol lows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 101 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 87 ; ditto Deferred, 241 ; Peruvian Three per Cents., 691 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 454 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1071, 1084 ; ditto for account, 108/ ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 86 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 484 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 751, 781; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 601, 4, 81, 601. The Calcutta and China mails yid Marseilles are expected in London on Saturday morning. _ _ _ . _ . The shares of the London and South. African Bank are quoted Ito prem., and the new second preference debentures of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, 1 to 2 prem. The numerous persons interested in the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada will learn with satisfac tion the anomie of the new loan just announced by this company. The latest hour allowed for send ing in tenders for the 1,111,5001. of Second Pre ference Six per Cent. Debentures was 12 o'clock yesterday. The company have officially intimated that the " entire amount has been subscribed for to-day, vrith the exception of 226,0001., which is now being arranged for. The subscriptions range from 80 toB4, but an the great bulk was at the former amount, the board has decided that it shall all be issued at that price." The entire amount of 1,111,5001. may be considered as placed, as arrangements have been made in respect of the 225,0001. mentioned above. Thin portion of the debentures, it is stated, had been lodged as security for money advanced to theoompany. One-half of the tenders yesterday were over 80, and three or four of them were as high as 84. The decision of the board to place all the tenderers upon an equal footing, by allotting the entire amount at one uniform price-80--is re garded with satisfaction. As soon as the success of the operation became known, a demand for the Second Preference Debentures sprang up, and the price advanced to 1 to 14 pram. The amount of gold talon to the Bank yesterday was 130,0001., making an aggregate of 486,000/. since the date of the last return. ii:# 4 - 7 - , Ot t . 14 lITC4 SR, 110,81/4 260,000 7°12,9® i,lio TO,OOO 110,000 /100,000 26,000 11,000 60,000 200,000 10,000 30,000 12,000 80,000 !6,00011,8121 1!!,6761 iiiiii, ickooo 000,000 10,01:10 40,000 4 s 117 XI 20 n 141 161 120 122 6 8 26 30 70 1 70 1 30 16 00 101 103 106 106 107 parl pm !mool 11 1 dim 1 al di. 1 11 3 se Pa IsTi 11,61 14, 2,000 10G i 01 dial 11 1 dlsi LI 128 A numerously attended meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Johnson, Gilman, and Co., wholesale boot and shoe manufacturers, who recently sus pended payment, owing to the destruction by fire of their premises and stock in Rederoserstreet, Cripplegate, was held yesterday. The liabilities are estimated at 81,450/. ; and the assets al 37,6921., less 2501. to be paid in full, showing a deficiency of 21,1081. The advisability of placing the estate in the Court of Bankruptcy was debated, but the result was the appointment of a committee of in vestigation, who are to report at a future meeting, to be held shortly. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 9 1 • 548/ the Great Western, an increase of 1,078/.; the Great Northern (which compares with Easter week last year), an increase of 2,622/. ; and the London and South Western, an increeatiof 332/. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, dock, canal, and miscellaneous shares, as given ia the last Stock Exchange list: Insurance.—Allianoe, British and Foreign, 161 ; ditto Marine, 70 ; Atlas, 161 ; Indemnity Marine, 160 ; Law Fire, 41 ; Legal and General Life, 61; London, 471; London and Provincial Marine, 21 ; Marine, 71 ; Phoenix, 175 ; Rock Life, 81, 1 ; Royal Exchange, 306 ; Union, 275 ; United Einem, 5 ; Universal Life, 30; Universal Marine, 21. Gas Light.—European 10k, ; Imperial, 761; ditto New, 31; ditto Continental, 4 71; London, 42 ex div. ; ditto Bins Preference, Uex div. ; Surrey Consumers, 111, ; West minster Chartered, new, 111 ; Western, 121. Docks.—Fast and West India, 1191, 1 ; London, 60 ; Katharine, 69, 68, 67. Waterworks.—Berlin, ; Chelsea, 16 ; East London, 1251, 126 ; West Middlesex, 1061. Bridges.—Waterloo, 21 ; ditto Old Anna. of 81., 28 ; ditto New of 71., 25. Canals.—Kennet and Avon, 61, ; Regent's, 201. The Pennsylvania Central Railway Company have declared a half-yearly dividend of 3 per cent., payable the 15th inst. The interest on the First Mortgage Bonds of the New York and Erie Rail way, due the Ist inst., is advertised for payment. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : We note a moderate business in American securities in London during the past week. Erie shares continue in de mand. New York Central Bondi are taken freely for in vestment. Illinois Central shares remain without anima tion. Mr. J. H. Montague was yesterday appointed agent for Lloyd's at Richmond, U.S. At the Court of Bankruptcy, yesterday, there was a dividend sitting under the old bankruptcy of Jacob and Joseph B. Montefiore, formerly in busi ness as merchants in George-yard, Mansion-house. The bankruptcy occarred in 1844 ; the liabilities amounted to 42,0001. ; and there have since been paid dividends of 6s. 10d. in the pound. It was announced that the assets in hand would yield a further dividend of about 2s. WEDNESDAY EVENING. up by a Consols, which closed yesterday at 95f " buyers," until — the Marines were ordered to clear the lower deck, that order was restored. A court of inquiry has been for the Gth of June, opened this morning at the sitting on the affair, but we bare not beard the result _ mo and closed at "sellers." It is said that the grievance wai an ungracious refueal ea quotation, 95,1 to allow leave to the good conduct men, and to be F or mone y the last price was 9sl to 4 . permitted to send their linen on shore to the wash. The official business report is as follows : These repeated nets of mutinous insubordi nation Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 964, 4,1, I ; an board our ships of war are a disgrace to the British ditto for awount (June 6), 954, i ; Three per navy. The Jame* Watt left port on Tuesday last, it is re reported for Sicily. The Cadmus le ft the same day for the C e nt s . R e d uce d , al a i/ it it / row Throe. Per Eatlndiee, and the Firefly to resume surveying opera- Cents., 934, fi ; I &mit, 2214 ; Indian Five t in the Levant. The Cressy, Neptune, and agensem- fer Cent. Stoeires9, 1004, I, i ; ditto for account, non left to-day for a cruise, and the other ships in port are Jr”„. m , lA, . hourly expecting to rece i ve order . to procee d t o ea .._ mike 1858,.. G), 10 7 Itth di.... , ,859 F 79 , 4797 ce nn . De dia be ßo ntu irdz Timm, May 3. Tin SILALL.PDX AT MALTA.—We regret to learn, se• dim, gem good authority. that there are at present twenty COMM The Indian rupee paper remain ,uiet :the _Five MI mall po• ain the naval hospital, live or six very severe per Cent. was last quoted 981 to t and the Fi ves Times, May 3. and-a-Half per Cents., 104 to 4. Exchequer Balls METROPOLITAN Fars MOOPPTAL, DEVONSHIRE• remain doll, at 4e. to 7e. prem. SQUARE, CITY.—The somata number et patients relieved The New Victoria Six rCent. Debentures were daring the week ending May !S nail — Medical, 1.044; surgical, 423; total, 1,467 ;of which 486 were new cases. steady, closing at 107 to 1. lit I zd Ices. I No. *WO