The Express. — London, England, 1860-05-22 00:00:00

THE Fappq,s, TiTgp T Evi io .449, 3144_3r,, ) 71, __ _ _ -. el si4 - 3 Is lIINIATSAIAL M015J127111.--(Tilff DAY.) 1 LAW DITELLIGENe . . *: 1 111 j 7 l'i' L1574,-THIS . Dol t SLITISiI POSIALSSIONS. - The test bine VDU bad a lesgebessi interview (THIS DAY.) , . " --e--.-. te. ist I a•nw•is. I a r e :tl, l ,tr . I sates wi today,trp. woe Lord Penman all Ounbriage Haase the mandag, ~ a TWo °Mims. 103 ali AllitAnt.Lawrisnce 24 86 061 ..... 111. 1116 Bea. nia. p.c 96 IR -e. - ,al -, semen* Than lle Mouguis of Lenerkerse. The railway share market to-day is singularlY IS De. _ _ ..„_,llO. “ . 0} die - 11, Dieneti lied am isitseview with lies Biad ef Derby at ROLLS COURT. inactive, and dull in Character. A reduction 110.4 el BIGNIONFANNININAL et 0 1 - n _ _ ea ..1.4490..1~44 shertly elks LO easels this more*. (Before Ike Mader of the Rolle) of 1 per cent. has taken . place in Caledonian w4 lO • il lal Dt ... ar . ime liww - ti Br Deradi ems followed is rapid esementria hy the Mar- Mete r. neweseill and South Eastern 4cica, and of 1 per 103 ISO bed„ ..,,,. ti 4 14,0phawy, nje igilljam Jolliffo, no /mks af Rut. This was an rx port( mono for an injunction to restrais cent. in DfidLaud. Other descriptions are quoted ego. BBL. Nig i i vs es _ 41,14 $ orrisrullby. , o WA. eel Calumet Taylor. s ev eral meiname were met to the ilelhmileal from sel77l * as : r win et enehaw be e= l : o l the same as yesterday afternoon. Londoll MO 1110 Bs Airl.lllll4 " - DI Tit 76 - trade, serum or dye of the Mimed'. win 0 181111, a eel from the OA* Club. and North Western stock is quoted ..£lOl lee Ise ens tom ibis * 73 II - • patent for an invention directed to the a =rennes la 6 Us. a It 14 Iketans- i ' ll, i In a machinery fir omen asil 'netting earthen re to 100; Great Western, 671 to 68 ; Midland, Mt ei s One TAlDonagegam 1 die - • Ma - ITTSRAL OP SIR 'WAIL= MARRY/ THIN DA v . ) . Mr. R. Palmer anal Mr. Pooksappeared is tkemeaber. to 116 ; Eastern Counties, 5.51 to 1 ; South Eanterri, 2o re tos, cis spo . ceac 1 dth His Hewer panted an interim order ea the uses! term 841 to t ; Lancaahire and Yorkshire 1021 to 1' ;Br 10: b id/ = 9w ** • • 101 it mu I t This afterm•ei the remains of the late Sir Charles m m diene4" donan, 821 to 1 ; and Great Northern, 114 Se IS De. Istinsioa l. -- a 'Urn were inland ia the we al WeNnuister to 116. _24 le go. Jubbnipses de pa* - Ailey. The meamen lied ia the Jermalem Chamber. EQUITY COURT& Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are dull, ro v. - _ , emir the order al preemies at the mean learned (Before Tice-Cliancellor kir W. P. Wood.) at ito Great Luxembourg are rather flat. es all Oesthog ea Melbeterse 9l Et - I,..ese nmageneed was ea follows : let, Royal Avenue ; goo° 0. erdtellAtt. -rex -;ti extern • Horn. The ' and Canadian lines are quiet. IL 100 Oread Slink at Curds sm 12} 41111 L k.. 5 44 P itt pliMa do. t :: WO 10l 160 ell Do, 6 per et. Pr* _.. 91 04 104 - I ?al; " el m enet , ; ]rd . ( le g Lew. :4th, Assts .,. Title woe a meta.° to oiromit the delegate oil the pousd 0111111 MARY MUNI AND STOOKS. IN 10 Doonc•Pref.6=. - -} , of the breach of en is reeraining the dere:eked c Isi*l Im ' em ; Mii i Alaibici " Aassiati° ° ; 6414 R° Y al from make( certain ereetioes in the rear of the Gloucester gape "meg, I Closle m a , C* I e llse ssi r a i n; Iss l aa se a Dm ln• f Per s.. e• 11621 1037. • • •• • • • . 22 M N 81 betide . 4 Britt* Architect*. The resegoeutative of the Hotel. Piccadilly, which, as the plaintiff alleged, rnatertall7 - 1 A rehigedurel Mem* wave Mr. Beraithed Hope, who was interfered with the eajoyment of mania ancient lights 0 en,Not.,lionalls. - - - IN all De. do. unr.... * Ti - St. 100 Orget Indian 00 1 0 I .., .4 the p m u..,",.. Lord J . um.. M. p . , v i a ., bighting his seekers &ad drswingroum. An injunction ea 4. 11 1112 m .i i:. °l- alemmVal i 8 'or 11 4 1 6 0 01 36. 8. 1 0 1 ; w 1=6 1 1 . 0/ 5 Ilia . niteensal 79 -.•- i5...01.. ., . mt. G. G. srea. queen, ; ead me. Jews , was pasted in Deosenher Last, and mince that time la a gl a Nw wa ' Ili 111 - aggerneliorn. lone hen going on between the plaintiff and 15 all awl= - - - 1111} all (kW* IQ r torhe• l am man n"' iMs Orahle• drama ad ollsw the elefeadant, mil pending theme negotetions buildings 10 di itoito ll"i n,s *LC 61 7} ••••• sei 18 Do. New 8 7 dls 1 etet er. following. have been elected in connexion with the hotel which the U. 100 , Bristol and ZzAar ... . 103 104 _ IN all Do.Bde,pay76o, i 96 1 I N all Do. do. rs an 16 100 - i The service. seta& was ma seasoipagly Ongemelea ems. plaintiff °reloaded was • breach of the injunction. The de- St. 100 ' , Caledonian id al l l, ( Cork:lt u d Bandon B9} 00 - _ 106 aU Do. do. 73 *cam 91 100 - 1 ws , wia l w a w l b y th e Very k e ,, , t h e it.„.. m it s h ee d leaded contended that the leiddieg. in goatee were not N aa - - 100 ell no.sep.ousca..pir.ll el aS , 1...ti0s a ih....d.• w... . fa .....e with lb.. within tie Mane d here w the itijunction, and tut even il.the. 10 all Ile. A A redly . amen I lk - 7 _ _,, - ft 100 Madras Guar. 44 pa ot 115 90 been anioneeceuoe oe we part or t he 10 all Do. El p.c. 6 NUM& - - ... It 100 Do. do. 6 al 98 80 - Imasity ef the sentelest *iota?. oal livable and Be lea - - ...., Ilt tea Do. 41 per et. C.. 10 Si - Tim eathearal was much crowded Mounting was aimed Mr. Deno and Mr. C. Hall represented the parties. 26 all Dund.,Perth,ltAlidla. II 9 _ le to Do. *z Ides. do. .. 1 Si die - _ ealanallo uses high by the a,als, and female portico s a e The 7 71anCharicellor said the the defendant was running :I: I: t i t 4, 4= t Mg 178 _ ec too writcooosep• as all N. mnmr• .• ea U it 1 0 it the mesenWy. sea the eroded feeling. of respect for azinalarlak h, the ' um° which ` he had wh i ned . 7 " them 54. 110 Eastern Union, Mock A. 3 86 _ dais • cap. 0. 8 I ... o ems* be no doubt but that the steps which had been taken St no Do. Macke le 17 - SO all Do. do. len da. 5 T - the departed were nurnifented. 20 all Do. do. B oe.. do. 6 T •-• were a leer\ ef the ininuction. At the same time 113 all grit Suffolk - - - le all Do. dm Lead do. 5 7 - Als mg*lsm who nem Prasn l ws °braved 1118 Fad of the negotiations into which the plaintiff had en- to MI Ditto - - - - 111 is. Oude (Leal - Oadthie, and the Den= d Batierlene. both of whom ware tared placed the matter in • very awkward pod- 74 . 100 Edinburgh and Glasgow 77 TO el WO knot. -111 10 - 11 WO _ ekes to the tanks ; die Dena of ahleheater, the lima W. Ms is dealing with • motion to commit The 7: . i t p' , llllbr t . Perth, Dundee 114 ale _ 10 6 Do. AuGaute 1 Clyde lune. - - et. IN Doend.Serlota. 6p at 94 ille _ Cowper, M.P., Mr. Jae Teacake, Y.P., ma am cam r2.... tipg , af the m"t**l ,_W_" l ,, a hl . be ia street " 47/ 1" the dei- 9t. 10 othsgotr dS. Western Se 101 - n 1 ariuldad.Llesited.nan 0 INI •m•eut. to accept the paniwww II terms . His mower ao- is au Ge ft • North,/ geeeked - - - Burgevs, the Roe. T. liermy, ken. quitted the plaintiff from the blame of intentionally eating at. 1 cress Nee era - - , 10111Illn OBLIGATIONS. ..__ _ - Wee into that position •he had sensor begs thaws into ilt. 1141 Ds. A Stock 116 117 • - ROTAL AGJUCVLIVAILL stocrirT.-( MIA DAY.) it himself. Under all the circumstances of the ease the 114. 100 Do. B Stock 131 1113 In} Int IPd. 1 IemaWATII. I Closing prime. If Seim ardor mule would he to direct this motion to stand over t : g: T. Seta welt O m-) 11 4 3 1 1: N 71 - sa The hell-yearly meeti of the nimbi* was seen Wier Me trial already pending at law between the sa . i: D a gu ar vag iw a ft. se 03 - 4' 2 ( 17,7 1 ..... 1 71`tr... 14 A - hold el *M, at the onlom • Lord WAL- pectin, the defoodant undertaking to give every facility ae 1 e aasa gg ai N y WO} us 162 0 SO all Lemberes-Venot Sp.*. et s R - ~,,..timi in the chair. Among those 11001116 Wen lards ler leyiag at the same time the question whether what had St. 1W Lance mad Iliadrirdi 0* 70} M e 10 aU NNW 07 /NON Sp / pe t - 16 all Dix Olselogne) 4p. ot. - - - leeershaftallze i sse, and Bridport. Mr W. W. Wylie the been dime since the granting of the motion itupedol the M. 100 Iza m Ari=likOciest 111 U 4 Holt eaL MrJJohnstons. ILP., Mr. isswire - OLP., plaisirs lights. 13 di U le al 10 all Do, Nilii~erenfp.s. UIS - Mr. Gamey. M. . no m W . Hobbs, Mr. R. norkar, Mr. N. 100 Loudon& Iforth4= NII 1 1 les 60 an Partaltlgemillpereept. - 20 al Do. Nori s ±ase.. ll} IS Jon. Weide, Mr: (Bern), Mr. M. ODA* Mr. N. -- - --- -- - - iti 10 Do. die Se IN Losiden=Weetem it IOM i 4 ell Royal ant - - 10 lieuelretb, Mr. T. Crisp, Mr. Drees, gem, mad Mr. Dews, THE POLICE COURTS. 16 all leneetteml ooo6 walw - - - 20 all el agie 1.2 itlsN., kl . . SI ell Do. aid • 7 2 lie - 100 all Vector 6 o. 9 6 0 119 1 ( PII the motion of Mr. R. Haas*, eammiled by Mr W. (THIS DAY.) 84. 100 Mani,ead.,•Usesibedi. 42 - ID all W.&S.W.cd c. 11 11 a. W. W i :ix. the Earl Powys was elected prsaidses kar the 10 4 Metropolitan 114 2 die - enoiing ) ear. -••- St. 100 Iladlend DERE:MUM STIMELS. 84. 100 Dm Birm.it Derby. •• 96 - The Swasrmtr (Mr. Hall Dan) mad the fellewing MANSION.HOUBE. io an Mid. Gt. Weelem (11 ) - - - Mi. 1 Oh. 1 OIOOIIL IPd I CS. piton. fWm tepid of the oNlaini : 100 all Newomee said Oldies - - _ • MIND YELLOW. 10 . 8 . 82X - W7NN0N11.N.0.J•0714 100 I •••• - = The sookety eonsinta, at this WM" /7111 a. al 72 We Charles Jones, 1 1 1 I iddl 1 16 all NewporeAbw.ohflese. 10 11 - --,..-- et. Ithiefolkep.e.Mdeesest. 100 I 91 55 • .... gii enters, lie mama 937 life sosedsars, 4,047 . ecsnt y , nom , m e-agto man, was 10 • Newly& Arriegh.4.l 7 II die - KUL 01. N. lasi 4p.d.Jam&July 100 jWIIO • - odoluel number% • 0 5.08 mamma ee t h e shamed Were M I :. Alderman Hale with creating • disturb- 90 all Newry,Warrenp.telLoa, - - - 10.10, lit. Od.Wore. dertaget. do. 100 iWO We a. 1 ,.,,. Tb a gsaasisalft society b ows es so toms , sess., euez be and bedside' two squares of glee at • public-house in 141 . 100 Norfolk - ...n bees la so fameinide a coadition. The divided W Neese 0 3} Northern Counties Um 31 Sin 04. NO North BAIL& - - in the estahe of the late seerstary amounts to 7701. I Is. 10d., w ,a, IS w" ... oo 4a Plr d . w . b ,....- 1 r 1i . ,....._„" /ra , M e e _ 4 417 that , as ,_ he 1 ' 0.0 ," St all North Devon Lit aft - - - BOWL 1. -tog at the rate of 10s. 11}.1. in the pound, whisk has bees '''""ll " *• "" w* -* “ . ' nl7.- '''''' " e *.a. ' . a 7774. ao- ' - St* all Its. A - 1.1 .silo t h e wasty.. hashers The fended ea , saw emir* primes standing round prosecutors door. The St. 100 N. lastern- Berwick which stood at 10,0001., ha. be.. „that he h us h es priecear was kicking at the front of the shop, and demanding 26 164 Do. G.N.E.Puess i 1 7 0 9 1 die - die - 880,410 84. Commercial lOO - - - - ;interned to the amount of 12,00 1 01. is the New Three " entrance , which Vnil denied him . as be w as drab '' , and at U. 100 DO . Leen 5l 51 611 E 186000. 94. Do . 4p. et. Pref., MI. 1011 - - 1 ..., yenta . yenta . The Fiume . commits. bass moms had only just been turn out on amount of his bad beha- • 1 " De. yak - 6066,1115 le. lied sad Wed India.. 10 - - - Quitter ad Hall to be the proteelicaY eseememer, ef V " ttr * 00. 100 North load= would take him to the station for creating • disturbance, He all Nor* Neendiedae llll lif - _ 3,1111600 lie Lades LW*. ill St Kateerlse WO - - •71 11 - 11, • seciety, who by leggiest and doge sandsaiken 0 the - ULM St, tiodhangeas - 1 , 0 ,,,,,, and accounts will Ns t w n s u saw i st i ossussimss. Th e when the prisoner maid he should not go away, and there Bt, no otford,War.,t Weyer. 64 46 66 000,000 N. Vidor* - ,„,„,,,,, i i h a , e a i w a a d ha ii .„ if. s ke ir t h e eseeeere lien- was no ometable who could take him away. The policeman 10 all Peebles - - - 6080 10 Do. New - - - salting dentist, to he in honarary memiser of the socksty. me" 10 4° him when Um primmer Pat Ms hand i n k, hi s 0 all Pormeenth - .._ _ The consultive chemist is_ *peel in hlVONlgniitne►lN • and took out •• Se. piece and • hall-crown, which he r. ; e s ah / nra t issag - - 116 U 7 0. , 0 , 0 f ollowing s o...j ects , n o m eimunest . ss s u ss. r re then w iii ii h t the to s th o o h p win . do . w, breaking two panes. He was ii ., 100 , 30 „sw a y NAB . Al la moL ai al - - COLONIAL 001 , 3/1241MINT SBCCIUTIMIL - No. 18h 1 STOOLS. I Pd. I Ct. *toss I Oahe. holey, and tunny. • the action of inept. saline *womb 14. 100 Sceittlah Mldthad B7 80 .... .. ON Gov. 6p. c.Jim•JeL 110 114 US - on th. soil ; t t e , t e ,;l i n . vi a,. m g ai m o f .........1 Mr. Zermatt Hale told him he must he a very foolish 94. 100 Shropshire Union - .... .. Dm 6 per con, 1579 .. WO - - 11* 12} 1ii....i., ; awl the c Z essit, st chew end be - W e. moo to throw his messy away in that manner. 10 all SitUngbournedllners 4 3 die - .... .. D 6 per cent, IWO .. 100 - - - i ,! ...wail have getaw;lNg to 0 60 nu m ,. 170 pareiser geld he waa very sorry, and he his Ift. WO South Devon 4l 44 - .... .. be . . 6 per cent WS .. 10 - wonhip Weida took erre it this once, sad it o h m scat Ilk Me So uth Fastem .... .. Va. 6 per et. reb.dAve. 100 VA 111 - .on I seientifi• editor of the society', *mak ratan up- SA 10 South Wales - ... .. Do. Mer et. Ma . d 100 110 US ~.•ote•I Mr. Philip 11. Free to-that cask end, from 4118 °mu. l e all • el. les Yorksh. at Eberle= 78 80 - Do. 6 per cent 108 101} 101} 101} } _ high tietinemials exhibited wa l tlest ipntlemen, feel con& Mr. Alderman Hale discharged him. and told the Nem 29 au Woldnimoltm II 8 UK") { Do. do. Scrip 45 - - ~,...,,0 in hoissg that h . • eeeseed le eceelecteei tin odor to keep the 70. ad. for the dasnage done to his 10 ell Stockton &Darlington 34 WI - 91 9 Ditto ditto - .... .. New Brunsw.Gov.6 ;Let. WO 107 1010 . 7 .... .. N.& VldesCh. sp. c. 1816 100 IN 100 - society's plebeians with oilleissey aril Mont. The sr. windows MARYLEBONK Ot. 1.1 Taff Vele - - - .... .. Do. 6p. c., 1871 to 1870 100 100 magmands Tut the Lbalerbury mosting to he held eewte „ mut. NI an Meer - AND CAPTURE or otri or THE Tunnel. .... .. Do. sp.c, UN 100 90 100 100 - duneg the week onmentandes SIN Ilik of July, am pro- A ' l5 10 Do. .... - Nova natal p. et. Ng _, win young man, who pre his name Abraham Rowe, was She, tD a - ~.." 'e a.l itn i wtr °° " lntmil e mite end a -13° M j ill e = eg. .-17.: dditko placed at the bar before Mr. Seeker charged with being Ile 1 40 Vale at Neagh - t 05 7 0 - •• • • • • •••• .. • Amt. Om. 0 yi. 0. Boon 100 1110 111 - concerned in the following d•ring ro bb ery at the redden* 10 all Ns. di 10 11 - a ray beim entry of • Ismostise ; acid ths *try . ..... ..rlc..ay.6p. a Jam/tidy .100 - - -of William Thomas Image Eaq barrister-at-law 33, 10 el Waterford di Klikesay - - - .... .. 1 Do. d0.6p.0. Apr.deOct 100 106 10* 106} 6 of stock, whisk will dosses the Idol Jule, is stood large. * -, • le in er a se °moan li 0 - m Bdederelone, Hampstead. Tbe co= a l i‘ n this spirit whisk hess guided tenees , en d eseeid.ries tie „ did me eese : e a It appeared from the evidence that between 8 and 9 M In Wash IdeMm - - - - which wake theee is the eowity ot , Ram. h .,. = o'clock this morning a gentleman named Hepworth, • next- BRITISH WNW they could set de otherwise than defer to the door neighboar, sow the prisoner lurking about the house No. 1 Bh. 1 Mme. I Pd , I CI. priors. I Satin. 'of pronsentor for eine time, and at length observed in the 5,193 . Allred Con (Milk* ILIO 4} Illi - esPie w ed 1/1010 ° M thg Mol t t e r ig i 1 1 18 08 = 11 r.s. O ft soother moo, who threw in • wall to the packs - PRIMILEINCS 811A1/11. NOM 20 British Iron l6 1 I - cultureate should ma be lee far kaolin ,* W i t seasee P two cost., with which the °oche l ient:aLleded to made 1111. ITO 1 Itutwara. I Cis** prima I Salem Clifford - pecan? to the died* end have bent off as fast a. they could. Aof " Stop thieves r was 1024 .. Dev. G. Con. ellevield.) 1 400 160 accept tim rair 07 • menkheabie am , to be dilefiretsd I. - 1 end • • cry • 26 . 100 11 / 1 • a i selleSt 1•16 • I " la _ 612 .. Ifni Basset otpia) prime for pluegkiag co the Mentidi er tunnies as raise , in the course of a short time the prisoner, who 84. mo odedeeden, 0 ' 1111 NI - 6,144 .. lad Cameo alio for le wool. aad easy brae& ef CuLstedt. hod thrown the property away into the read, mu captured, * all DM A ' Aber. lead 14 * - 4,000 .. E.Wh. Rummel tw o') U. N. 12 IS - and taken back to the house, when, in the presence of 0, . 100 Let ••1116 0 . A. OD. a, 101 Me - 480 .. Grumbler d St. Any& Me 36 Ole - The o I have decided, edited to the sisal ending*, Rm.. 188 8. be ,____ e " tne to fe - e • u s 84. we Do, 11, 6p. et. , 11l 115 - 6030 .. Great South Telma_ ~ 17a W ltd end -xd to hold the acciely's vestry ant year at Imeds, err o wn „ on '''" .s M seeu Tgwe tin ' M. 109 Do. C. 7 p. et .1 109 lIS - 4,.. G. WI Millen) MU.* I} I} veyed to the station and locked up. - for the divine& compete' ag the the., af Torkokles. 84. 10 e.. Commie, Met. No. 110 112 le .. G. WI. Vor (lielston) s4 } 1 - - The coot. were proluced by the omissible and identified ta. ise n... do . , 14 .. e.9, 10 . 11 110 - 6,000 .. Grenville - "I*4Y a" aval".l Iv/ deny kasha" ' M tim by Ifr Im who mad that they howl been stolen from the fit -- .-* New - - 1,014 .. Herod'aPoot it Wm 29 31 - room to I* ..1*(1"1 an the /lace 7" ' ha "gat " bill. .otle 4 r • iLI •of . iiiii., &script' had 24. 101 m r s io trialjot, 1 p d et: 1 i rt 83 - 6,000 .. Renton Dom - ineinig ; but the advantages Leen ad as neigh. ... wee d i„ tin r , r ,,,,,„„ 01 . - lately et. 100 Edin. d Olaww,6 p. et 110 let - 6,000 .. Lady Bertha I.IIA n - bourboost Omni to the eligibility of the Ass offered P r i ssier, iie . a V II • m • • • es. in edin.,Perth,Due .4. pc. *I rti - 05 .. Margaret ;11.Tny Lelant) 9l 43 foe .16eryoud and trialltelds, ham imbeend a de- so melmel putting timeline to either of the Ot. 101 Great Northam, 6 p.d. 117 U 9 _ 41, o .. North Downs - doses he its favour, which it is coelidently herd will witneseac ia_. oaid-111 reel guilty. your worship. ga is• D a. a aN a .NN ,N pa 111 Its - 2,500 .. N. Framer (Mogan) - Bodes. ID, stated that the 'cleaner bed been 0.. lee Da m meg result is • most succeadul median la esnalneama. the b e i t 7 r r .ss am that - WOO .. N. Wh. Basset ,Illogan) Sa. 54 07 - coomil tr ust that the eviety , will prove itself Is in ia • he use description aWO 80 Doeip.cred.atillp.o._pea 85 ST - 1.128 .. North Wheal Crotty .. 13.0. 8 9 - me The • *hart Mme ago stole a reticule from the 10 all 00.11. Itrenead,latred - - - 6400 .. Par Cons. (St. Wasey) . le 12} 114 - (e.tiote to perm* it. career with runowei enemy. and that - of • ledy was bed ram** it for • few minute.. 50 6 Otwastakelotellants) - - 1,1 20 Providence (U. Latentlo.&7. 43 46 - its future may he marked by incensed sedeavesn le ag- m e. slaw ale ha e. h e fs.n.bw ...„• ~„„. ~n T a m.- Ile IP De. Mena tip. emit 110 1 - UAW _ Sortrifte Con. Min. C o:o. Its. gII - Oddest"van, the important objects foe which it yes specially ems d er um. - w"-" "'" fle IN Ds rearm 4p. ea* SS 113 - 112 ~ & Oradea ,Ilt. Clesel.. I} J . NO - SA lee Ds *redeem •p. H. Se 91 _ 0, .. 8. Cern Brea (lieges) . II Si 3 - Ail r • loag dioramaa' s, introduced by Mr. & Bin- ---- U. WI DanotiodeemPret 11111 1116 - 116, . I S. Devon Iron • Get mon the gonstitaien a the council. whisk thst pintlemas LATER , SPORTING INTKILIGENcE. II an Do. Wei. Pref. Nano 9O 10} 10 all DoCeenrll.Bl.9p.a IT 18 - - Wain (Lins.)_ all I I} - 4116 .. &W. Frances Mope) lent 116 186 xd - sail others cestesed did see .ustprose • side* number le an Do. de. de. ep. a 10 101 - NO .. Urn Perk .13.0. 42 44 yeactleal farmers to aware tho seeemplhhmont _.....- Ilt. lea lean One. Mon 74 741 - O. 6 Tanierfaitlaidlate mi i : 0 1 -if the mats *Wet acre akin Ike oradoty um Israsokiff. the lel an D p i lameChimilharm 3 ,. _ ,10 Tin teeti - EPSOM(ST ELUTING TSLININPNI report WOO adept* menimenely. Ifia al Dm de. do lO - 30, Vale ad Owb . G2B . ln) 0.4. IS all De. de. do l5 - 11, :: Wee Dagen ( 1. • 1 4 .9. 1 - . - . MEETING. DAY.) 134. IN fem.& !orbit 'p.c.*. In 10 - L .. W. Ceredon ( mid) I le 11l se 50 1 Wide Or /Ma Qtrlnle ern 2= °AWN= or ilt 10 lemitarlght..sp.e.Gua. 00 .. Wes• Seen - BRIGHTON STAKE?. Three-quarters of a mile. 116 No. IUI 110 1101 el • .. Wk. Booed 0 0 10* • • 6 i 1 " " 3 - 74113 . 4 • 14 CAM II . -438 . 1111111 11 0001 km er r lloaNheti„, te-,,gh,f a . onwly Bill, ram North up. 54. 109 Dedlp.e. do. No.t 116 US .. 111. Didier (RedrotrO 6 5/1 Ed - PI luro a $ o boner the reshiseme ef the Bishep of cola, Anadne, Infants Brown Holland, White Wave, eh 1 0 0 Diego. do. -- US 148 • - A .. Wk. Edward (041400) 6 1 5 Mth " MI " nil " . His hmaili P_ Was all " frall lams M Karry, Touide. Br to Remedy, Clio, Rockley, Niger, and Bt ~.! ... I . 4.. No.t Ile I N - LOU .. WL Kitty (Um Want) MK 16} - the but this did set doter hlaveyel mhdrise hem la- j ams ,. h.... soy Do.• p.. do. -.. IN IN - 1,024 .. Wheal Mary Anie *edam Me gereada Abseil 4 fide* Mr. Lavas" the 0 1} Do. p. epee sh. do. - -.- (Method* • fit itt - haul primer ea the (beds, resolved • emasesed hem the Rot's STAKES. Om mile. IL WO Do. 7 p.c. Pret Stock.. . 154 1 6 1 IL NI Op e.do.Nr. LitC.P.) IN IN ••• 1,00 .. ink Trelawney (Wk.) ll 17 so - geese to he nob with the keys of the and the Zweiler 7.'., Volunteer, Levey, Lovett, Horace, Prelude. St. 11141 Dia is t e. 114. (de. def. till - pi., to a dmit rj. party , La $ 'Nis& aw. Voltam, Bedew, coarivistat, and Regius Preform are - JOUR BOLO( BANK& the gems. amia l • Ms =Highness Prisms bell . la an lasieltethan andDieer n U - Al the Delimit of zed • In. He UMW Cov &Nun 6p.c. 116 117 1 rale ocentrald WWI/COTE NTAKE.B. Three-guarten of a mile . aa ND 7 0 a,a4 .7 ,: c. j w a„W w a 762 1 gm - _ No. I Sit. I BASIL Pd. I (1. prem. Wee. 10,000 100 Agra and U. Ser. Bain .SO 76 77 " 7 A n olio= hong ramp rarad 66 . 11 r 6 prili Cantab., British Pnnce, Warrior, Castletown, King of -.w e - all 06 06 ea olte ler. }sit - - St 40 detrains, P A " 1 / 1 _ _ lio: ., Loggoggigd _go onno . , Kent, Hie:dyer. Rupet, La Beau, Blieworth, Walla, se pet igaginee ei:e..6p, et. we try - 10, 25 Beak of W.. all 21} 12} - l h 'wth the leik.. Os lies _pie ..,••••• I. MO Adonis, Indy Little, Fatly 14/•4 Naighteer, and Count e 4: Da. Ite is• 110 i Mint ens soya, party 41111110•1•000 eeil le! g em an hm e . SA 100 Do. 11 Pm neat •• • a i• - some 10 Bank of Turkey c,,,,51 • peenneede of the gross& i her Majesty It • Dandessiable epee } :1R - la so NMI* N. America ~. . all - - - ,4 ..1ed the wed* that, is losmed as the *p . HBATHEOTE PLATE. Half • mile. It WO IldleadOemillaaniek - 16 0 Mart Inn of IMia. t6s runs of ilia beep ad the Nil oil whin ide N W / . Min '4 lila r -T° Fawn, 111 " Priam . 'shut" Bs- SL laa "MI " 71" ll ' alaa 1a- 1 ---- ar 1 - Austral* NM ChLa . all 101 SO - „.,,,,, ~,,,s 1 i mis ig mob p .m.& Th e that me Noma Creme. Bandit. The Nob. Mercury, Lord of Teas, St 103 130 4.0. 14 . "1 MS Ce 4 10, 25 Chafed. Mere. of India. 111. 100 Datikaßtelds 4a t 4 SS - Lon., and China all SO 82 - Vetiol in the most wit *we Ur sad the several 140 ". latlM Lady, ad amain see Me m 10 an New./AAberALPM. 6 103 11:4 .iia 073 75 nit h. gisf• ad casebins as. did see NW _ eholse*mle Oniza ASITTNA-Cnotraety Yokks, Dapple, The Rosh, aorldi epees= ' 111 114 - 261100 103 awl lowemommiend theissyslapproliatins. Alneeeßsal 'gm grega. Ompera, me gra. 8....mam New *.lily Ilt. us noredesscoons. - - ra, u Dom a One* GM. SW meinie smnaed att** bee eilenthea,mod she az. goiretaie, ectma, geE . :(Larn, f ie 100 Nor *Maim 110 UI - 15, IN Leedom lO 19 111 - her adminteiss of them *KA la lollolll .tholookom_ - agoln ImPoo g i Ir. Brown Whit = l". = 8 1 . 0 le i Da tili lkineer Xew "L 1ba15 5. 2 1 1 1.1. IT I Pto - _ - 11., te Scot*AssiChartd. att lei 17 - 11111, 91 G. dithrifeerte all - - 7ce Albert awl a putties al the royal party entered the Ebony. Ifsayleas, Hama Ot. 111 I.lllm-Serw.4pearn. MI 97 } sat, le Tea OL Dank a Amen all 13} 62 eso6, an.l isepertel the barge balk list the (Mem remained Tiger. Annan, Quarantine, Precursor, Jerome, 17 Of De. do. n 1 Of dis ells - Is, so Leases* 0007 .... 91 - - ea lb. :aides, mid after shoos ea lesde May the Maass were Ind regime." sad joirebirg, 10 13 De. Lode end e d . Na I - - - eo,ooo so Landon Jot . _ ..INseh *- - Illi Iv. oald rois^-1 to the frost of On anstio , and the illuernas 15 10 Do P eet II 41 Spero I ells Ipm - 60,000 100 lea. sad Wunnsaner.. le --10 4 not... neointeal and nemesia Ile Aldershott without en. *an North lesSsrildro -. 1111 U. - 10,000 1113 NM. Prow. of iseionol.. 42 - - - et. ICI . wAiroteaanaget IS 116 - 26000 110 D. New tens% the I.MM. Poe • keg WNW • rapt* lim bent mein{ 01111TRUCTIONA oat 7212 Dinar AND OAKS DAM.- he tee The teeeetemehh In m _ ia it. toe• lust at the renamell al the pew* owner, the POLW2 Norm. -This morning this smiles. hen* ei an One New P rot - - - 20,000 le National Ban mOOO le it fr• South wake costa end et...A..111 brooms royal propety, and ameh by Sir it. Mayne, Chief Corassirekeser al wee sz. K. 100 - N.r.lllpiet.PreLlit TS 75 - so, ss tat Nutt 74210081 L in - - 42 1 i 5,.,1.. th..; 4 !moans. weld .rem to favour the idea lenahrely circulated ,-" Oran ohernelles and St 10 Daribar.p._epc......... .- - - 25, 10 Ottoman Bank - ilia tee . ate 4 the Iti.hop's dwelling, with the pleasant an t delay and inoomenience has bees erased by *Magee SA 100 Da. f p.oarrw A row - - - NOM egg ?rennet of Waal - - - a. 10 1 _ neiiiitic ground. eljoming, have evidently great charms other vehicle s stopping at Rom nin Gate, Sutton, and * a sa l t g h r5.,.‘ 712 1 . 1 1. , - s ; is 41 4.000 Da. New 4 foe pie (lianas of Englwel. Nome( Atireettee-. &Atm Gate, in oocrequecce of the parties not being Fee i t D, W s ; ass W 108 - 1 leooo *5 Soo* Andrei* - 40.000 * Vaasa el Anibal" - - - ii sw UARDEN• 4 . -The tender of Memo.. Craig 'idol with the requisite change to pay the toll. In ostler IL D., 2E014 Fr pat 101 IN los somo le Verna ells** is - - 260 awl Co., .4 Pimlico, for the erection of the (mod rem• to obviate the recurrence of such obstructions during the Ili. Weis gm• •11. easel, 0,1 01 - 3,0001 100 Malty MONA • ty.,t•vy is the ple*.iire grounds and arboretum, adjoining parent meeting, it would be ad/Made for Prams Pm 11. a 71a s• te=r a SO 101 000 II OS - . ---• ih,. f;,,,i aa w e a ah. a .,, at Ea., has hero weepiest wed Q. mewing to the races to provide soil have in readiness the ILL a 0 a • 4 2 7 5 , P• a r e : 0 ss lIIKIILLANnDOL • - work e ***** mewed. It w.ll be a trifle short of 70 0 few. ia met .mount of toll, of which the follo is the ISt all Do. dim 11p.a 8111 30} No. 1 ••• .I.I;Z=MIIILaLI3=I •'''' 1,1,01 i. :uol prolmbh the grandest purely hodicultaid demand:-At Rose Hill Gate, for easch horse s at. 128 en Do. de. Cape II 1111 - Imil.li.: in the w.. 1 .1.1 It will occupy an extensive space tear • horse treeing • van, •td. ; and for each lime not se ow water* Klikenn7llp.o 47 0 .- 10,0001 10 T .- 7 . 1 NE .. . . • .. lit - .-.. the right hand of the lawn &envie, leading front Use ilesseng lid. At Button ;a*, for each bone drawing NIISOIOOOON 26 11NNOINn Nghal. Tel Med .... 19 10 SS Meade - - l'Ant Home to the Pape* The whole &awn is sow la any carriage, :id. ; and for each horse not drawing, Id.- ---- 4LOOO 10 Berlin Watermelee_ r . - all µ s -Al its vernal le•Auty sail splendour, the new lake of lye By order of the Cornmiorioner of Police, EDNVND PATIN, „ 160 Brit. American LW .. 10 - -•-• u•ree with hointifulh wooded islands, ia situated midway ileoerintendent of Police, May 21, 1800." 11011EIGN RAILWAYS. 6 0 0 0 SO *IL & Irish Meg, Tel A all $7 SO - 1 . -t wen the Palm Home and the ninnies, on the left hand MURDER or • WOM.V4 AT ALDIReIIOII.-Two .a NIA it 1 ., RAILWAY& I Clod* *tom I Sohn. MN 10 Do. B 7 per e. union all 19 0 moo 10 - - ..I.- of the %len Vista. The Iranian open daily at 1, Sun- men of the Military Train an in the custody at the civil m • .. m . All the power at Ablendiott, on the charge of han t az w urdered • 1"; - '-willi 1 o* 1 - . 6915 121 Canada Lead all 113 112 - ' .:4 \ . ,E 2 ooh. 4, rhodiog every day at sunset. 61190 10 s I islands TeL (L) all 6 S - id•ot booms and the moyeums are ace* at 6 . The ad - woman by throwing her into the canal on .:"n IN free too all awes. *IA 91 7 B.Frm i al7 . sim last. It appeal that the demand Was me of those "am a Itifl Delifias IL .1 I 11 ail Sea - w. Rot is, 1'411.12A:E 11r StROLONS.-The following fortunate*" who form the principal dersettion of the man * *ll. Ares 11. Permai• it 6pm - ,- seem, n hat mg undergose the memory exacniustinea rats odder: public. houses in the neighbourhood at the 10 en se Omineemee- - - - ssa sso In. s; nom ho wling.it ft all *25 100 30 1111} 100 01 IN -- - 1. 10. 1161106 at e& Crynol Da prim. lialace . Ti Per neat all 94 lie -- nE Mae i Rea 1111 111 - WON N. Do. 4p. et. Pent Deb• 100 100 106 1.7 1., the diploma were admitted menden of the collage 1110 ell - - - MAR at. Metric Telegraph .... 100 10 Ile - .4 a meeting of the court of examiner. on the 18th inst. m aim/Fri. Enrtnerom.-On Saturday afternoon a w a a I dle - l5 Do. New l6 per 1 •••., Mecere. Willoom Williams, Talgarth, Brecrioshthe ; fearful steam - hoilerexploiontookabontbalf -pane e s ideekat Se 111 Duteh BMW& die Si OS • Nog and Amt. On. .. aU ll} r -* J ob. deduce, t'sworth, leteehead ; Robert Newbold, the eaw-mill in Newtaa.v,a, Ayr, bans:hiss. Mr . P osh N all hiders a 0 , 0 „,. - 59,5111 15 Gem Nem f a t i l i Stos 14 - - - I 1.,.. 0.....4..p ue Neway (Ile ; Charles Merit Rigg, Rn- wood merchant. The boiler wee 26-haroe ,sf tnbuhe m l.O ..° " Ga .,. „...._, lmial r i m__ LPi-e = - - Noss 1 GriM Blip .. ell 0 i - M WOW 1111 Ines ant Amt. .. Ss. - - - • .ter, Heat ; tir:rtlein Wilms Richard Wells Smith. KA- contraction, and had only been four is so. Boa u s. 0 - ,0 ,..... im5im 5. , ........ 06 . 84. --a: milm er ei . - is. 6 We. Dau er *. k)" 9 I - I, s, u.,tikase ; Frederick Pint. !Mile ; Matthias O'Keefe, suds af the boiler were blown out through Use seeds of Is a n m - yaw - - "10 Lemke OL.L.. a ll i g I da. ti ..,.1.,,-,. (1 .„,, r , wced.,,..,. 6.....,, and William the ozplolion. The following men WOW kilials-leeees ft an leaks onehmes A Bake - - - len 4 Les. Oes. Oseldbei Oa l ' thl 'len. Hull. Cook, *sumer. in the employment of Memo J. ad A. 10 al Naos sad TlMlelid - - - 110, 26 Manes Int*. • Canal 1 $ -TB P. Soli wry TOR. PRoMoTINO WS Anoursost or Taylor, Tomato's!, who had gone to the mill to tha loen 10 all l!ye* and amigo •• • • - :: - SA 111 Medneeraassallealti As -- - 11, 15 Malter. Pa. Tel.ff.fti.) as II 4 - - It ' . ..tee.- A politic reeling of this society was hold bet of an *Mgr ~.1 Glow GilPi o . Weimer, Newton-gresn, sad • Sit til Mona MON" - SO Eil If / iff OM 8 _ Me 16 Nen* DiseemioD, 6 1 111 - *" . ""Do is St Martin'. Haft, Mr. Buxtes, M.P., in the bor x.y neoe ed if gif; wh° were l ' e4ja at the mill ma " ' du" ; 30 OlDm a l 46 && I 06.4 1 m lei 4 - A Ile NerbaddeClealthen(L) 6al is die - . 1 s•i The following moduli*. were pat to the a pained di, employed in the mill ; sad another la a %mime m yesses tat - I 10 Nelleannis Iliad ~.. as - - .'-'' aryl .• tried ununiluouoir •. - " mat it 6 ti., *Wee= boy, whose name is pot ki " Wn. Se/ end Persons were are 20 12 I De. newsman ~., - - pep - is • Do. Sp. a,_ _ls. 111 As. all } I - oz, that the al.clition of flowing wind lobos. 44,44 **L1@r.1!. 10 1111 .9 Trent FM II 9 -1, IN N. Dress. IS N. lent 141. *lO li - it ~,I to the army and navy of tai exastry, sad it A !(ULL) BY LIGHTNINO.-The thunder- ...le „ n en i rarn........... 001 1 11 10 111• 24 NI U 64 - - 1 N. Dell Amerarnellen.. A 1 . Iles L ' _ _. theft-ere hem. that .00h measures will be odspied alarm es Friday raged with terrific violence in the Isell* - irg el i rgai7aig ei, - 1 Do. "New safe' W. 1 pas -. I. ' tie legidature a. shall ea se that eyebolts at dam hawked of Harrietalma. Load psalm of thunder followed ills& 21 1 40 - 9 1 . MI • la. Um WW II - - - en•l for ever to i.e sholished ;" u and "That tide assethar es& other in rapid succession, accompanied by the moot 26 10 alp me .. - - - le De. dm C le. •••• - - i.e • the reeent amehoratiag orders issued hem the vivid dashes of lightaing ; and we regret to mar that the le so RAM OM .... .... - N. River Linda Wm 1110 45 50 • - lbw., I.ouni. mil Admiralty as • cesessike stem did not pees river without • feel rade ss an ^ Sold Dullik___.. - 211. NO a. andOrien. lenes all TO SO - 161 the law. relating to loppeg rernian. ma se an leer NM Were ellkoLt:in • Saki at abouLrrter- °go - 110 1 10 Ilwenne - - - sr Do. New n i•ideocut that the pearlier shall woe be abendened se as twin when tee mused Ikaith „,.. 4 di Do. 7 per emi. - - - '", 10 ell lianiers sad Mee' .. q 61 Id - - 99 p •ed c.fo lthe rso • w lad ir TeL ow * 97 11 : I ::: iii - • .••• ••••••••ry, .Irevading tu the nein, unworthy of i t r he ks z i t who trap weld's idea beside sash other, INN struck 10 an D a 3 per caas. ma - 10. 56 Rhymes, • lola in live, sad inconestent with the wo . ared down by the sisseris kid. Theelhar tee man Maniediately ge 2 ointigyperee I die I} • 10 bi No. New all 5 I -. i 7 " highlv civilised and Christian community. * Ws lab Vela to their saAAlags. Lanvin was may heard to say, 011 It.Auslit toei-V 4 ala - lent Mall Stem - - - 1vt , 1. 1 " That the .olotenee ...f r the foregoing reeeldiene "n. Lord hays May are nee" wiles h• silted. Tbe 0 all eletathero al Turn ... II xd -2 id N. Is Anse Iseentes. 110 1* no Amtrallan Land all 1 I - - I. •inisviiel ia • petito..n to I . nrlwtorat.,sall Ad • sula ether Baas, lied* ems nut fatally injured, but kis one e r 031 Y r " Modem xd - 1 nc Tanen .. all ... _. ' n etke. let he forthwith opened. that the atilip nria *ruck powerless, and he has not yet recovered Ohs use 0 as r e al*:" .m " l Pat I , - IDm do. Reghotered - all •• -et% limy 1, ~,,,,,I, nets ined lentil *Os* ler et it. The deceased, Leasdos, was 33 years of WIN and 0 a Wm* Amnia.- - - 14 la It La. Co. Up. - Ili • I.Ali at mu formed shall be occorplieta" ummeriei-dfaialMom Journal. 6en - - - 10. Tas IllesseWe Isma- • Eli 0 110 ... - o - N.. I eb. I Dom. I Pal I a prices. I Salm - IMAM 9.4. Commercial lOO --". MOO* 94. Do. 4p. M. Prat., Mt 100 0.00;080 00. Peat end West Inaba lee ;MAIO 00. Leaden 100 401 II 1~00 111. Ilt. Caiiranina — ~11 114. lioathameten — 000,000 $4. Vietoeia 0660 20 De. New -.- - COLONIAL GOVIANYINT SZCIIIIIIIII. No. IDb I &rams. I Pd. I Cl. *ma I Wee. .... .. QM. Gov. 6 p.oJimAJeL 11111 114 110 .... .. Do. 6 per mil, 1109 .... .. Do. 6 per cent.. 1010 .... .. Do. 6 per cent., Din .... .. Va. 6 per ct. Feb.dAvs lOO 100 111 .. .. Do. dper a. /laratrep lOO 110 112 ;100000J Do. 6 per cent 100 101 1011 101 e } I Do. do. Scrip 42 .... .. New Brunaw.Gov.4p.et lOO 107* 10111 .... .. N.ll. telakeov. 6p. c. 1016100 lOO .... .. Do. Sp. a, MI to 1870 100 100 .... .. Da. 6p. c., IMO .... .. Nova Bootle II p. et. Km .... .. Dab. mama 1876 •... .. IA Ave& Own Op e. lends 100 1110 111 .... ,VI c. ay. 6p. a. Jim &July .100 .... .. .. I Do. do. 6p. a Ape.* Oct. 100 106 106} 1061 6 91404%. ,140 *, 1 4 1 4Wiick: Unix guvernmont hoods. Fors Scoti►, alit Vic- Two o'CLocw. The success of Garibaldi in Sicily, though gene rally regarded with satidaction, has thrown down the French funds. The English funds are dull, with very little business, at the closing quotations of yesterday. In the share market business is almost at a standstill, and there is scarcely any MINES-ISIS DAY. iteration in prime. At Paris this morning, sooording to Mr. Reuter's Alegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 68fr. 86e., shoeing a decline of per cent. since Two o'Cnoon. • - In 'the mining Market to-day, Lady Bertha shares are rather flatter, at 21 to 21, Weet Caisdon are quoted 80 t.) - 81 ; South Cana Brea, 20 to 24 ; Wheal Foiwavd. 3t030 ; Bent Glemnialake 11 to 2 ; Great South Tolgus 13 to ; and Pendeen Con , sole, 6to si. Th e 4/mutations have been to a inn dente extent. Foreign and colonial mining shares are very quiet and unaltered in prim. esterday. Consols are officially marked 941, 1, and for money, and 94/ for the account. The present quotations are 941 to for caah, and 941 to 1 for the Bth of June. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 228; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 98, 921, 931 ; New Three per Cents., 921, 931; New Two , and-a-Half per Cents., 79 ; Indian Five per Cent. ,stock, 1869, 1061, ; Five per Cent. " effaced " rupee paper, 98 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent , 103, 1021 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 961 ; India Bonds, 10s. die. The transactions in the foreign stock market have been more numerous, but the tone is rather dull. Mexican Bonds are fiat. The Turk ish Loan of 1864 is quoted 741 to L and that of 1868, 671 to 1. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 991 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868, 901 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1880 (scrip) # dia. ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 1001 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 211, 9111 ; Peruvian Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 88 ; Russian Fonr-and-a-Half per Cents., 97,1 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 64, ex div. ; Spanish Three per Cents., 471 ; ditto New De ferred Three per Cents., 371; ditto, for account, 37/, 1 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 741 ; ditto, for account, 74/ ; ditto Six per Ceuta, 1868, 571 ; ditto, for account., 571 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 1011. The shares of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company are quoted, at 11 to 11, prem. ; and those of the Himalayan Tea Company, 2 to 1 prem. The discount market yesterday was quiet, and the best bills were taken at 41 per cent. At the Bank very little business was done. Yesterday's telegrams from Amsterdam mention that Austrian stocks remain flat, at the heavy reduc tion of 4 per cent. which has been established dur ing the last week. At Vienna on Saturday the Bourea was rather firmer. 32,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, making a total of 145,0001. since the date of the last return. The Africa, from New York, has brought 90,0001. in specie. China telegrams state the silk settlements at Shanghai at 2,000 bales. Here no change has oc curred in the silk market. The wheat market yesterday was quiet, but Is. to 2s. per quarter dearer than last Monday. A cane has recently arisen involving the question as to whether a cheque payable " to order" on de mand may be endorsed by procuration of the payee. The Bank of England have paid a cheque "to order," endorsed by procuration, and that procura tion proves to be false. The Bank are accordingly made accountable for the amount. It may be as well for bankers to notice clearly that if they pay a draft " to order," endorsed or purporting to be endorsed by procuration of the payee, they do so at their own risk. Such drafts must purport to be endorsed by the payee himself, and in that case it would appear that the banker is not liable, even should the endorsement prove to be a forged one, and the money fall into wrong hands. The enact ment on the subject is comprised in the 29th sec tion of the act 16 and 17 Vict., cap. 59, and pro vides as follows : COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) SETTISH AND IRMA MAGNETIC TE[AOEATM. ) OBOE OUR OWN COEBEEPONDENT.) Grain market moderately attended ; good consumptive demand for wheat at full pnces of Friday. Flour steady. Jodim corn dull. Dwell, Ms. ; Galata, 3lb. ; Egyptian, Beans lower. New Egyptian, 335. 6d. ; old, 335. 6d. Outs and meal quiet. Provided always that any draft or order drawn upon • banker for • sum of money payable to order on demand which shall, which presented for payment, purport to be endorsed by the person to whom the same shall be drawn payable, shall be a sufficient authority to such banker to pay the amount of such draft or order to the bearer thereof ; and it shall not be incumbent on such banker to prove that such endorsement, or any subsequent endorsement, was made by or under the direction or authority of the person to whom the draft or order wee or is made payable either by the drawer or say endorser thereof. The following telegram was received by Mr. Andrew yesterday from the agent of the Scinde Railway Company at Kurrachee : " The Stanley went safely round Ghizree this morning, May The Stanley is the model passenger steamer of the Indus steam flotilla of the Scinde Railway Com pany, which was tried on the Thames last year with satisfactory results. Ghizree is at the mouth of the creek leading to the Indus. The telegram therefore conveys the satisfactory intimation that a boat drawing less than 2 feet water, and built solely with a view to river navigation, has acoom pliabed in safety the short sea passage between Kurrachee and Ghizree. . . The Brighton Railway traffio return shows thi , week an increase of 1,8191., and the South Eastern an increase of 1,466/ The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, just received, shows an in crease of 1,1331. sterling, and that of the Grano Tr mk Railway an increase of 4,2181. sterling. A special meeting of the Great Southern of India Railway Company is called for the sth of June, to authorise the exercise of the borrowing powers to the extent of 166,0001., and the consolidation of paid-up shares into stock. A special meeting of the North London Railway Company is convened for the sth of June, to deter mine upon the raising of the additional capital authorised by the company's act of 1860. The American advioes mention that tke coupons due the let inst. on Michigan Southern Railway sinking fund bonds were paid promptly, but those of the first mortgage have not yet been provided for. The Dons Anita has arrived from China with 418,9001 be. of tea and 349 bales of silk. MONDIa EVINIICG. Consols, which were quoted at the close of the Stock Exchange on Saturday 94/ to for the Pith of June (subsequently advancing to 944 to 95), opened this morning at 941 to 95, and closed at 944 to 4. For money the last price was 94f to I. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941, 4,4, 4 ; ditto for aneount (June 6), 941, 95, 941 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 934, 93 ; New Three per Cents., 93f, 4, 93, ; Bank Stock 228 ; Indian Five per C e nt. Stock, 1859, 106 f ; Indian Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1859, 96} ; India Bonds, 10s., be. dim. The Indian rupee paper remains quiet. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1859 was quoted 1061 to 4 •, India Bonds, 10s. to ss. die.; and Exchequer Bills, se. to Bs. prem. The foreign stock market was likewise inactive, but prices in some instances, including Spanish and Portuguese bonds, were firmer. Turkish experienced little alteration, the Loan of 1854 closing at 74} to and that of 1858 at 574 to 58, after being marked 58f. Bank shares to-day experienced no alteration. A reduction was quoted in Electric Telegraph, British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph, South Aus tralian Land, Madras Irrigation, and Bed Sea Telegraph. The latter have fallen to Ito 04 dis. The shares of the Theme and Mersey Marine Insurance Company were quoted 14 to If prem. and those of the Himalayan Tea Company 4 to 4 prem. Owing to the enormous number of the applications, the allotment in the former instanc cannot take place until at least a week hence. The quotations for the shares in new under takings were as follow :—Ocesa Marine Insurance, 21 to 24 prem. ;'Universal Marine, 316 to 5-16 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, 3-16 to 1-16 die. London and South African Bank, fto die. ; Ner budda Coal, 24 to 2 die. ; and Buenos Apes Rail ways Si to St Pram. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SUGAR. —The public sales are going off without spirit at about previous rates. Reined dull—prices unaltered. (Norm —The public sake are progressing without slum. ing any material alteration in prices. Tat.—This market has an improved tendency ; businee has been done a'. ve r y full prices to a shade advance. etitn mot maim is quoted le. sid to le. 6d. Rica —Prices are fully supported with a limited business done. . . . Rum re- oa:a steady at previous rates. SAurprrat.—This article at fully 6d. advance on last week's prices. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market u quiet, at the subjoined quotations : - Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 52a. 6d. ; May and JUDO, 51s. 6d. ; June only, .31s. 6d. ; July to Sept., 51s. 6d. ; Oat. to Dec., SO.. 9J. to 51s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARHET.—(THIS DAY.) Xenon Davis and Company report bade dun, prima without alteration. Prime meadow hay, 75a. to 84s. ,• anperior ditto, 90s. to 96e. ; inferior do., We. to ; rowan, 80s. to 7011. ; threw, old, 95e. to 115 s. ; eseasel ont, 84s. to 92e. 6d. straw, 25e. to 321. TRAFFIC RETURN& ILATLWATS. NON Par Mar. Total. TelaL rawer. ebanam. 1860 Week enltng April I& eals. IL Grand Trunk of Canada .. 970 6,067 8,629 13,716 9,49 T Week ending May 3. Detroltandtdilwankee.. .. 185 1,236 Week ending May 4. Great Western of Canada 845 4,477 Baffmlo and Lake Huron.. 161 Week ending May W. South &Warn — London, Brighten, and S Coed ETSI 11.6e0 1.146 2,801 2,089 3,063 6,400 7,326 - 242 604 -- 1%1112 17.666 3,421 15,061 13.412 THE Sr. PANCRAS AND NORTH MIDDENS= AND THE 20TH MIDDLESEX VOLUNTEER RITIN 0011%. —Yester day evening a letter was received by Capt. Ross, commandant of the former corps, from the office of the Lord-Lieutenant of Middlesex, authorising the extension of the number of effective members from 200 to 600. On the same osession a large portion of the corps marched, headed by its new band, clothed in a handsome uniform and under the direc tion of the band-master, Mr. R. C. Field, from the Vestry Hall to the Albany-street Barrack, where in accordance with previous arrangement, the St. Pancras force united with a considerable number of the 20th Middlesex, commanded by Major Bemire • and the two bodies thus combined, numbering in all about 300, marched first to Highgate, thence to Hampstead, and afterwards to their respective head-quarters, the most harmonious feeling having been manifested throughout. Tan PROVINCIAL CKLEBRITY.—You know, my reader, the provincial celebrity of daily life ; you know what a nuisance he to. Yon know how almost every little country town in Britain has its eminent man—its man of letters. He has written a book, or it is whimpered that he writes in certain periodicals, and simple human besiege, who know noth'ng of proof-sheet., look upon him with a certain awe. He veis in age and appearance. If young, he wears a moustache, and long dishevelled hair; if old, a military cloak, which he disposes in a brigand form. e walks the street with an abstracted air, as though his thoughts were wandering beyond the reach of the throng. He is fond of solitude. end be gratifies his taste by going to the mart frequented places within reach, snd there assuming a look of rapt isolation. Sometime* he may be seen to gesticulate wildly, and to dig his umbrella into the pavement as though it were a foeman's breast. Oecaeionaft moody laughter may be heard to proceed from him, as from one haunts(' by fearful thoughts. His fat and reify oountenanoe somewhat belies the anguish which is preying upon his vital.. He goes much to tea-parties, where he tells the girls that the bloom of life has gone for him, and dro; s dark hint, of the mental agony he endures in reviewing his earl er life. He bids them not to ask what is the grief that COOSUMM him, but to be thankful that they 4k not, carnet knew. He drops hints how the spectres of the past haunt him at the midnight hour ; how conscience unites him with chilly hand for his youthful sins. The truth is that he was alms_ ya veri quiet lad, and never did any harm to anybody. Owtidily when engaged in conversation with some one on whom he wishes to make an impression, he exclaims suddenly, "Hold! let meiegistarthatthowght." He pauses for a minute, gariog intently on the heavens ; then exclaims, " 'Tis done !" and takes up the conversation where it was interrupted. He fancies that his companion thinks him a great genius. His companion, in fact, thinks him a poor silly fool.— Praser's Magazine for MIT The weather has at last adieumeil a genuine May character. A good deal of rain fell last week, and the tem perature has since risen considerably. An enormous stride has been made by vegetation, and everything is growing rapidly and luxuriantly. Accounts from all quarters spa of the satisfactory growth of the pastures, whilst the state ments as to the abundant "bloom" of fr uit trees and pro mise of fruit of every description are equally universal and equally favourable.--Sasser Advertiser. AFRICAN AND UNITED STATES MA IL& —To morrow (Wednesday) the steam-04 City of Baltimore will mil Rug Liverpool, with the United( States mails, for New York. Letters will be received at the Post-office until 11.15 a.m., with a late fee of 6d. upon the Boating stage op to 12 noon. On Thursday, the 24th, the Athenian (steamer) will sail from Liverpool with the mails, he. for Madeira and the West Coast of Africa. Letters will be ' received at the Liverpool Port-office till 10.45 a.m., and with a late fee of Id. on the great lending stage tip to 11.30 a.m. . . .••••••• ••• •••• SCAPICIOre OCCURRENCE. —An inquest was held on Saturday, at the Red Lion Inn, near Wrottesley-hall, the seat of Lord Wrottesley, lord-lieutenant of the county of Stafford, on the body of a man unknown, who was found with his threat cut in an outhouse in a solitary situation at Kingwood, a farm in the occupation of Mr. J. Shaw. Se veral witnesses were examined, from whose evidence it ap peared that the body was found at 6 o'clock on the previoes Thursday morning by an agricultural labourer named Mur ton. who was on his way to his work. Morgan immediately gave information to a police-constable, who removed the corpse to the inn in which the inquest was held. It was that of a man of middle age, with a very large and bush beard, tell, and exceedingly thin. He was decently dressed. and beside him was • valise, containing an assortment of watchmakers' tools, but nothing to give any clue to his identity. An open mew, covered with blood, lay upon the body. After hearing evidence to the above effect, the jury expressed themselves rill =satisfied whether or not the deceased had died by his own act, and the inquiry was Jolty_ accord- Madjourned. MANCHESTER, SHEPTIELD, AND LINCOLNSH IY RAILWAY.—The total expenses of this company's 1101,•711, including rents, tolls, duty, &c., from Jae. Ito May l 1860. amounted to 112,637 t, asagainst 1012,136 f. for the ace responding period of 1859. The proportion of the South Junction receipts accritMg to this company from Jan. 1 to May 13 amounted to 9,5 V/., as against 8,7161. for the corresponding period of 1859, and the express to 4,6201. r against 4,6821. The total receipts, including relate, fie. of this company's canals from Jan. Ito April 30 amounte d to 24.6891. a s against 24,251/. for the corresponding period at 1889, an d th e expenses to 17,1891. as against 15.452 k, leaving a balance of net profit of 7,4001. as against. 8,7991.. for the corresponding period of 1859. W ORCES TER AND HEREFORD RAILWAY. —At last, after a long delay, the government inspector haa paned the bridge over the Severn at Wormers en this line, end con sequently the junction with the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton line at Worcester is complete. The Wor ' caster and Hereford line having been opened some months ago from the west bank of the Severn at Worcester to Malvern Link, passengers can now travel direr from London or elsewhere to Malvern Link, instead of having an intervening Journey of two miles by oinnitme at Wor cester. The bridge over the Severn, connecting the Wor cester and Hereford with the Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton line, has now been strengthened suffi ciently to satisfy the government inspector, but further alterations are to take p la c e . Mount or Perattre, Soorn Kwarceror. number of visitors for the weak ending May 19: Morn ings, 909 ; evenings, 967; total, 1,876. Since the open bg of the museum free daily (May 12, 1868), 221,260. Zorri Museum —During the week May .19 the Agates have been as follows : Ol b londay, Tuesday, and Saturday (free days), 4,136; on Monday and Tuesday (free evenings), 3,7 ,9 7. Oa the three studenta' days (admission to the public 6d.), 1641: one etudente evening (Wednesday). 222. Total, 9,596. Preis the opening of the Museum, 1;4.44,646. I ~