The Express. — London, England, 1860-05-02 00:00:00

_ VIE EXPRESS, WD EN DA f-, LVENTIAG, MAY - .-2. 18OG. LAW INTELLIGENCE. IMPERIAL PAR,LI MILE NT. LATEST SPORTDIG IN'TELLIGENCIC. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. . BRITIRU POSalailONB. Lemm (THIS DAY.) --.--- - Two --..-e.-. me, I pt a t ir l RAILWAY& I Clitamtees. I 1 1 1 :1 s ta g "' o'Onocz. ise ninth :aft. aSi 0 - .... _ ROUSH OF OOMMONS.--(THIS DAY.) (sr !LIR= wigainwrg.) COURT OF EXCHEQUER. Tu. elmonmatoolli the chair shortly after twelve o'clo..k. CHESTER MEETING.-(THD3 DAY.) Th e railway share market today m very at e no no p stasr.t . c.intip.e ar e trl me -_-. quiet, but steady, at Monday's quotations, IN a l Defmkottakseerenll . , 41 5i an ' - l'.s* is aums-49•6 " Lhe Lard C lad awls sad UAW, el games was granted to Coked Bkidulph for ten - Baton. Martin. Bramwell, end Wilda. i from which scarcely any variation has coo- 111 all Do New - - - days, on anent of it health. CHEffTER CUP. gi II laj At t7soit , super --orellit. Pierson a CAUL AGGRAVATE') ASSACLTS ACT AMEN DMI-NT St. Albans ... ... ... is . e i.. opplicatien of Mr. Edwia Jams for the postpone. BILL Sena. cunad. Loudon and North Western stock is Ix " , 41 , Butr ikk ..B .," Pmilmee .4oo aWa, spa Ida, Aug 1 liffr ~• -I this eme, in cousequebee el the dream of his prior, Lord RAYNHAM, in moving the second reading of the BIENNIAL STARES. quoted 1001 to i ; Great Western, 694 to eadonedbyß.diL.ll. IS St 7 0 •; Midls4 la% to 117 • . Lancukir e and ark- 100 100 De. 1ety1,1373, ditto es rs - - of ti i.mi . the arguments weer adjourned mail tomoretne. bill, adverted to its importers sa affectieg the lives and Curlew ... ... ... shire, 100 6 to HS; South *Adorn, el} to f ; Groat no no no. Jane 1, IU4, ditto. es to - ID -- comfort of women sad chattel'. It wm unanimously ad. Niger ... ... Northern 114 to 115 ; and Eastern Omnties, 51.11 5 Ito tte et S. Seders . . par IPm - P ...UST OF APPEAL DOCTORS-COMMONS. maid that the law rakti V t° eo f rawted "'walla on . 2 ma. to 55, being rather flatter. 10 3 OsperaDock6p.c.gos. lit die - pi - • WI women end children required amendment, in oiler that ma (Before Dr. Robertseu.)llo 71 Aolcia, ma. odel cent 1 01 Ma Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are dull, at 93 5 Eastembeepf } alb - estates nught h ave the power of more effectually. dealing - of 1.•. N Vii) 111 V. IL LlDDrtt AND Mills C. IiZAL -TVS with th em. The principal obj•rt .if the bill W. . % to enable REFORM DEMONSTRATION IN BRITANNIA 4 1to 1 i prem. Grand Trunk of Canada and Grist at I °° li. gut Do. ltdisa ut .„. y. .... If i g l a , g a/Y gg , 102 - W 11111Juitira Stioatnalsdr• in istramisu. the magietrate to pretence offender. woorrral pulled, FIELDS. estern of Canada Railway eland have advanced, 10 Le Do. y o bbup e r e 5 ,, i Pin - Ti „. ,no us. m t. 5 k .,,,,,... (4 . e . e po s & t o th e emi t se went. le the first Innen«, it would he ietioned with the Great Luxeenbotug shares are steady. 100 sti Do. O P. et. Der n 99 r 100 ~ .,ff of Mu ,an inhabitant of the district o f gt maernrate to order such punelment, hut for • Recoiledt e Labt evening e6 a public demonstration, originated WIDLILIJIY 1114/121 AND *OMR lt,..ealoo. Pimlico , to amend a monition issued by the offence the punishment would be rendered compulsoty• by the North Political Union, was bell in the CIOWINI prises I Sdieledu In. 100 Maud Trunk 1: 0 0 .n all o.iim De. 6 p a ra min.m. do. - of Oanada 331 341 34 . : 4 I 73 1 : lima Committee id Privy Comma, aidegi o g m ea ns. Venous argument s had been urged agalori car - . Britannia- fi elds, for the purpose, as stated in the bills, of IR IPd I RAILWAY& Moeda. IMI pas. lOO all Do. 6 per et. Pref. i. -1,« au•l Evan., churehwanletia, to remove certain urns- Pond pornehment. It was said that corporal pu• anew ' " the foal and cowardly insults and calumnies 100 all Da 6 per ct. Bevel 6B 70 - , „ t „ ~, t a t & nu b es ch urc h , ao th a t i t m i g h t h e & Na i a d nehmen dtmnided the offender, sail male him IS 10 iAmb o lfeaMenag.Ja. Of 4 4 100 all Do. 7 per ct 1802 Bl 83 81 2 the present eb WA MA, ft, the =Mite, oil the COUnal a grosser bean than he was before; given entertain to by the enemie• of the people in the mg a u ,ab iL m e cgin eu vu . . - 100 all Do. do. 1867 M 72 - hut he aide House .4 Comm as., as also to pet't on parliament in favour et 100 ltirk.„Liim c liCheaJunti. TO 72 .- 100 all Do. do. Mt..- 68 72 - t.. ., tag , ta , e u er d , h ero di eo h eye d up tc , t h e presen t ti me , ratted that the after-life of the offender should be left of the government Reform Bill ." 1 ' The meeting was called 0 all Blackburn ni ni - St 100 Oren Indian Penmen 1 904 00 100 ti: Stevens earl it appeared that, some time before 1 5 68, ant d comoderatiou, and that all that should be kept in f ee g o ' c l oc k , an d ma t o ,. to t at h our a , a , na id em bh, own . U all Iltlyth and - - _ 0 6 Do. New 1 alts - ft a . ,„„ te , tant f ee . n i ...hi p „ rs . s h.d o p e d l e th e View was how to prevent the repetition of the offence. her of people had assembled in the vicinity of the spot 2 ,e 1 „,, 1 i lloston.,„_,_,_, Mae Si 7} - - '...rit .4 fir. Beentalles. and that medieval customs of besteedin offence, demanded degrading Punishme, nta,• where the proceedings were to take place. The numbers "''' ae ''"'""' sad itaal° ••• • ite 164 - 13} 131 131 I 10 1.1 .1 10 1 0t w 8... , 0f l e.u. ndla g. 5 a... p. et. 411 die P St 100 Caledonian Ili 61 1 - .. gime character were introduced. Messes. Parke bince Song Prevailed in the anuil and navy • why shou ld kept greduelly augmenting until a quarter past 8, when 100 all D u * an d B en d. lO lb Do. Nave 7 61 dis - i _ - 100 an Doßdadoey7 i Ft.tllloo 97 99 - .. , e1 Evans we ft onseetmently brought before the it not apply to these atrocious offenders? He should he the chair was taken by Mr. B. Lee earr, who was unanimously 20 all Cornwall Ol Y - 100 all Da do. 12 till 00 91 10 - lie s'otointory Cant. In the Cosie r t• Court the glail to see the la th abolished in the army end nary i but voted to it. There was a large assemblage , principally of 10 all Do. • A near. until - - - 100 sit Du. do. 73 thoutop. 97 99 ~.. ninon wand them and Mr. Liddell was, that they those a': " understood the euhject said it was impossible to the class of respetside working men. 10 all Do. 11 Ike. Ls pal4tte Ilt. -•-• - fi 100 all De.o p.ot.Bds.,pey.7l 92 0 - „ h . o dd remove, or eau , ~,, O r remove d, th e roo d sem e n do .0 : and since flogging was so effectual m the united The following petition to the House of COMMON was 10 all Sub" and ai - St. 100 Madras Onar. 0 per et. 88 90 - I - pending the dewed from the nave id the chapel, and the) smite hr did let see why the whaler:lms disciplined the ' 16 all Dend o lorta, **tat II 41 - St. 100 Do. do. 6 _per et 97} MI 98 morn pun then to, sad the eras us the summit e t th e 1 Leh should not be tried ure . person. guiltul aggravated In. 100 East - St. 100 Do. 41 pert . Ulm_ 91 93 - 9 P • r r mi lie Honountble the Commons of Great Britain and Ix 100 umegu Alt remem le 16 la 0 10 10 Do. 4th Er en. do. - 1 Cit di. - I •••-•,13, as well as the stone altar or high altar which bed assault. upon ANIMA sod CM.lfWen, Whiolt, was sorry to i Ireland in parliament assembled. St 100 gaiters Rim Steek• 0 111 - at 00 Melb.Corp.6p.etßeede - - - i„.n set up hi the , WK.,' if th e chap.!, a nd th e altar say, were largely on the increme. He coutended that such o. Meek IS 111 - la all N. Brunswick & Canada I • loth. with winch the same was covered, "(her with the 1 " rt. humble petition of the members of the North L ou. L St. 100 an atrocious offence as "aril Milne .woman or child wee don Political Union and others, inhabiteets of London in 10 sn zed mon Is an Mite - - - - - dam A cap. eh. ,sea, ornenieitted with precious • and costly jewels, elevated not sufficiently punished by • • seutenee of six months' nom public meeting assembled, TO all Do. do. Land do 6 7 - fi St. 100 idnberghandObnyee 17 79 - _,,,,i Said an d a tt ac h e d t o th e said a lt ar or ki l o a lt ar , a n d stemeut. The only just sal eflicaciou. punehment was t ii eg nere th._ 20 all Da do. B cap do 0 7 I St IN gdiabre,Purth, 31} SO Al 90 all Do. do. land do. 6 7 -t he earth-ricks with candle • plated me the altar. &c. lt, lat Bogging ; but rather than Impel , ce the wain; of his bill, " That your petitioners have read with utonisliment and 10 all Forth and Clyds . Jens. - - - 10 is. (limited) - - - wee rd.. . ordered that the tee commandments should be wet he we uld sacrifice that Part ' 4 it if the b.mie smoW "sent to regret that certain members of your honourable house St 100 miaow C & WWW/A SO 100 .'- - , ft. 100 ode „ p over o w oo n i muni o u t a bl e , Th e eme emi t f rom th e c om m a . its o th er provisions for abeli thing tine.. inneming the term pop their enfrariehrement, on the ground of their 10 all Great North of Sodiend - - - 1 Of as - 1 • I SO 6 Do Punnets to re t a , the Arte. Court and thence to her Ma*dy's Privy of imprisonment , and requiring this w.f. Toler to find secun• 1 poverty and ignmance, 114 11l 114} 1 St 100 Do. India. lieng. limn Ile 96 - t c amoc il, et a , agreed t o rep o rt to her Majesty 16i, o pimi. ties for his good behaviour aft. r the expiintice" that I petty and social order will be endangered. We deny that 81.. 100 Do. A Peek 115 117 Bed that the constitution, pro. It 100 Orin Northern ft 100 Do B Stock 131 ISt 110 - 0 lb Andrews a Webs° A ••-• - - the t a monition ought to be weed requiring Mr. Liddell term. Meer, Iseer.l Corporal pmedirneet had pat •a the object of the working classes in obtaining the franchise et; 10010 t, R ou th& meet, (Ira) 113 114 - 10 1 intleaLlthilted, Sorer 4 4 dli - t cud hie wank" to remove the structure of stone used as a sl°P to cowardly, attacks up the queen. i and he did is the subversion of the constitutioa, plunder of property, ot, 1 (n e n western Ol 70 70 69 1 --- . -limonite Inds., together with the croon, and to provide I not me w h y it "'MO not neve the same effect n dilwinieb• and the destruction of social order. But on the con- 110. 1 Do.StourVel.Oen.eth % 06 - ODLONIAL 00VIRNMIRIT lISCITS , MIO. 1 .irteed thereof is flat iiiimeable table of wood ;to remove iing sated ,amanla uPon_. _wane° slui_childreit, .„ The tatty, we desire to see the constitution shedding its Oa 101 l thiscashtheet Yorks** 1061 100 100 No. ISh I Mega I Pd. ICI. pima I AUL, e ant ewer mad at the time id the administration of the t liie MA Purt mentioned aboaed that his btu was y es all ... en d. an d t o pro t ec t f rom pl un d er th e p eop l e Sit En ra , m ilt ad° l l , •al a l r a lt ,„„,,, wan m all 70 °S4 m .... .. CsmOov.6p.e.JemetJul. too 113 11.5 t..„.1 . ...prer ..,..i.4 or ,mbroid me d with lace or o th er . DO new inaaratioa upon tbs km, bet that it applied to •- • • as well as property, that social order may be preserved. i i i• 4 1 - - La ri a --- IT n 5 ,2 1144 I. 14 . • D 0 . 0 1 0 ' 0 " , 1979 • • 100 - .... .. Do. el per cent., 1880 .. 100 - - - - f erse ornamented, sad to provide and substitute a pure use clam of "ffeeces • Practice which hail been found We, therefore, pray that your honourable hums will St. 10 Lesdeadilforthirsdn. 1001 1001 1001 # .... .. Do. 6 per cent., 1831 .. 100 - - - 1 s `iite limn cloth, without Lre or embroidery, and to cause soccessful in others, and he therefore earnestly appealed to pas. without further delay, the menure now under dis• n 4 lo no. - Pep". tf o ten ventriosekturnto to Le set up at the r ust end the house to Pass the nieliesra . it i nar, hear) mission for tuneuding the representation of the people. St. 100 Lcodeme i t i th . Westere 91i 924 ••• • .. Do. spar at. Mar.& Sop. 100 110 112 - i • 4 the chapel. The manila warn duly served Th e motion bang been We Moo pray your Imoureble house to show the work- % all lonamilm=sieral ____, 11 . - - - Do b per east lOO 1004 1004 10114 1 .w .ii the 6.,a,,,,,„d.. of ft_ but gp Mr. CLIVE did rest agree with the noble lord that this tug dames that respect to which as men they are entitled, 81. ,2, 1 „nu n,„•••• Minn 11 II U M° I Do. do. ken 34 - - - i t•• the t.reecut time it hail aid been obey and the was • moderate resseure. It sothori•ol an inriimument of 2 ills - by discountenancing the use of such terms as have bees a - ''''''"""'A U ' x ' lamiL 4 4 424 424 2 3 Ifetropoiltan .... .. N. IL Walaser Sp. c.1806 1 '100 100 - • apimil wow made was to enforce obedience . 'mem, puk e 12 mouths and 50 lashes for the brit mice, and IS used towards them by the opponents of the bill. We 'BO is. 100 midl an d - 1 .... .. New Bruesw•Gov.6 p.ct. 100 107 1081 - .... :eel Evans were not now churchwardens, and the court sighs mouths and 150 lashes for the vet, oJkl. He admitted the . my your honourable home te remember that you are no St 100 Do. Mem. et Derby 93 95 _ .. Do. Ip. a . UM 100 100 100 now either WriWOUtite then, in contempt ur might isms a sur,- atrocity of the Wale% bid he could net idle upon himseur more than men. And deo, not to forget that, eotwith. so all Mid. Ot. Western (Ire.) - - - ... .... . .. Nova Sonia 0p et Ing ot ter t o the pee. &umb ra: d em , t o o w n * th em t o ° h e y the respresibility of smictiming ouch a punishment as standing we work with our hands for our daily bread, and 100 all Newcastle and Arline - - - .... .. Deb. redeem. 117_ 5 . 1 10 107} km; - the directions of the Privy Comma In ceder to show that this. no objected to it "eau" the power w" to rear for the brad of our families , wears men, and your equal& t i .: all Newport, Aber.,&llent 101 111 - .... .. S. Auat.Clov.• p.c. Sma l l: 4 o e 110 ns ILO 9 Vewry.t Armsgh,dn. 7 6 Ma - .... .. , Vic. Ov. 6p. a Jan.& July 100 - - it i the iliertima of the Privy Council had not been carried with the ussSimlngs• There was • wide difference between And we further pray your honourable house to consider I . au , wanaap. , Ba i . - i Dodo tiPaMmiliOM MO 1074 1074 I t "at, the learned gentleensa put in um 'Mara made by the the "e° of newt", . ..enema and that of • magi .- that such terms as dowers, scum, boors, reliant, and the St. um N or f o lk Hey. H . Wilson , Ducey in Divinity, late Fellow oi St. trete. T he f o rmer nen the power of inthetier ' , enema , like, applied to the great body of the working classes, by 60 14 Northern Counties Ca st lials - 1111.171811 MINIS. .I..liu's Colleue. Cambridge. and now of Gough•house. Chel- Pealahreent upon conviction by • jury, but the power their offensiveness are likely to create au an t agon i sm di a . St. 100 North British sal, and minister of Holy Trinity district, Raightehralg, The was exercised in the presence of the bar, whereas there_ entries to the best interest, of the nation." Bt. all North Devon BAIL a D - - - No. Ilik. I nom I Pd. I Cl. prima I Ulm mermen' gentleman anted that be went 10 evening prayer would he no safeguard of that kind in the Mr. LONGAZAD moved an amendment to the effect that t i r a : 10 1 l N. Da A _ di . - - Sti 0 - 1 71 84 ~t Mt. liarualm. tie the Ist iif April, and observed what ap. awe of a magistrate. He moved. as an amendment, that the the petition be aot adopted, but that Lord John Austell', u 1.4 Do. o.Ng. Ber w t • 1 e ll as ille 41:°" 1 .. l ! ri ff i"h ord li N (Phal.wail 9 1 10 1 4 di €4 -2 zd pared to boa a metal cress nuaniested with precious stools bill be reed • second time this de/ al ""atha manure he allowed to fall into the contempt which from et. He Do . heeds 4B 49 AL . LOU .. Dee. 0. OM (nein.; 1 440 450 - or jewel. placed immediately above the table . upon Mr. D. GRIFFITH observed that the home had its insignificance it merited. dt. 100 Do. York - the *ill toes the great custom wiadow ; that the , in. tried • len„leat mode of deeding with the" Mr. A kalll2 seconded the amendment, but on the chair- 86. 100 North Loudon - 6,144 .. Snot °slides - steiol of being s Set table, hal an elevation of structure d offences. It led failed , and " they were now a• man taking the mem of the meeting the amendment was 10 all 1 5, 6 • 001 •,,,_, • __._,Weammanie• a .4 _ 4 , 000 .. Wk Semi cranalt ) 71. M. 11} 11l - 31 ens - St. ub 0 Aleut six or eight inches su as to resemble what is generally ourneron and oUtrit;emis as ever it was high time declared to be lost , and the resolution and petition carried :. 1 1 0 ;1 "a""emee w a ili e•; a ga aa at 480 .. Ambler & • 7n- I St 0. _.. _ Ozlord,Wer.at Waiver. MI 6,000 .. Out South Toeus . Oa 144 142 - known as • supereltar ie. Roman catholic churches. He the putirohment was here...ed. The Loh was relearned to by a large majority. 10 all Peebles - - -• aim .. r .Wll. Altred Wank) 13.0 l i 1 - further remarked that the ten commandment. were not set for remelting trifling effete*. in the army and navy, sal he The proceedings then terminated. 10 ell Pertmeraik - 0.4196 .. O. Wli. Ver llielatme• - .9* i - up 011 tweediest the east add the chapel or over the table, cook' not understand why the perear of brutal offemlers 10 an Itimarry - - - 6.000 .. , twills - hat that they were set up outside the chancel on two should shat be Proteeted from "miler degradation. to 100 Scottleh Central - LOS' .. Herod's-loot lts. *3l - large piece. o f car db oar d . Affid av it...a a s i m il ar „h am m er souliag of a punishment of a direct personal nature COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. to 100 Scottish N. IL Mayon& 30 30 - 0.000 .. kflogstoa Down - were put in hum Mr. Charles Weetertom Mr. Hell, church• would home any effect upon the brute* who could coniniit ,-_- la. 100 Scottish Illellead BB 90 Si. 106 Shropshire lidos - 48 60 - _ 6,000 .. Lady Bertha - werlin of St. Paul's, aud other geutlernen. After •• aggravated assaults upon women or eliihiren. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Is all tilm=ediSheera. 4 8 _ 26 0 - 896 .. uusiret ius, taw). Lei ee t 3 31 1 6,010 .. North Dowse lengtheted argument, is which Mr. Stevens mated a mat 11 r. WAlt-XElt arm"' with the genera. , principle of the 111, NO South - windier id rases, the learned gentleman maintained that the bill, though he would not pledge hiniself to all its details. The we a ther in 'Auden has been since last Monde, ray ea 1 50 s ou th Imams ~ - fine. Instead of frost, snow, and sleet, such as ruled bat a gg. tee utak ma . es 07 - 1.191 .. North Wheal Crone - Ikk 8 0 - ~,..rt.,l, m i d th a t th e m o o. o was in effect di recte d ports of brutal assaults open women and children by great week aim, the weather underwent a sudden great change ; Ot. 100 I. Takla a River Don 77 80 - 6.400 .. Par Cons. (ft Itlmey) . 11, LI 134 - the it may be said, truly, that winter jumped into summer at dd all InithisaW ,as. 6 8 - 1,190 20 Providence (U. Woad). 10.6.7. 46 47 - - t.. chunliwardesis for the time being. He should hullinig drank." fellow° celled fee the iaterference °I th e ~,, 1;, Since lad th e days h ave b een b r illi an t 25 all ,Stockten it 34 40 }12, . en Com Wu. Oa IP. 4 f - - Ile odor. prey the court to amend the mouition eo lelPeletame• Hit wim thought the Peeirhseent proposed by -. with sal Friday though s h a d e 11 9 lkitto ditto 91 pm - 612 .. S. Camden al. Merl- If SOO 510 - t hat yle• pn en chumbwardees might be compelled to carry the bill was too severe, let it he redact.' iu committee. sunshine wit,s, Sreat power , in the n an ,. .. , m , 7 .... lat tin tedy le th e temperature u sti ll cool wide • the in. tia 1.0 Ta t Si a s - 0,0(0 .. Care Brea (Megan) . 11 1} 21 - 65i sot - 65,000 1 . Devoe ken et Out out in their integrity the orders of the Judicial Committee, He connoted with the DA" speaker, that the whipping Mods. - Vegetation ban taken a sudden 50 ea UlsisT u gg D o. the osiers of tle bishop beeps heeled with scornful Miff- should be applied eft" the mMeelboyfeshion• (A lauh.) flue ice Ina 2 1 die 3 1 pin .--- Meng ;ling_ ail 1 li - (. mum. If the eourt decided that Gm moeition was directed Mr. 111 :i LEY said a° raters, had 6.*.. produced stet during the had ' fee' days, tad the country i. now •p . toy It Do. - • min dually to Werra Parke and Evens, he should we the to show that there had hero any i nc ,„ um i„ peering clothed is her beautiful new spring garment. e ss. 1410 Vale of Neigh - WO .. Stray Part l&O. 43 45 481 II 9 111 all Victoria 80. a Phalloo 10 11 9,500 6 Tamar alLailesedlln.C 6l 2# 0 - this chum of effaces. He was, however, winter corn cm" alse held wear so i mprov ed aPPemance. The ourt te promisee them in contempt. quiet i n 1611 111. Waterford 49 Kilkenny - - - O.OOV 19 Tie Croft - le s.,h e rte e o mid h e w o uld vie judgment nest court afraid that more or lees punishment would not stop thes e country markets lesterdeY were generally NI di iw ,„ c ornara u ag 6 - Cana.) lls. al. 2 I i ~.,., brutal seta, as they were invariably the result id drink, and tone, ail in must places the pnee of wheat receded Is. per a a twigs Loam _ _ 20,000 .. Vale of Toll = _ _ 6,000 .. Wen basset ( ). AAA 11 - -- - not unfrermentle of drink cm both sides. (Hear, hear.) qr. Spring corn, however. continues to maintain it. value. 104 .. W. Camden i ) 1 87 W. 5 89 Mr. MlLLwtx ..4 .. time .40 he moved for a The attendance of the trade in Marlidane Ueda, PARYZILINCI SHARI& 400 .. West Seem - COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. return of tholes brutal and mirage moults, end it was then was se7 small, the tone ret i pricer of meet artfelee - (Before Mr. Cuennikeeimer Foolgatique.) shown that in themetrupolis dupe they amounted to we nominally unaltered. the ripply of homenrown I gli. Pd I RAILWAYS I Using *lose ides. .. wh. Buller Itedrithl 5 874 924 - In SE INNITN. at day. ma small, and of country-made flour moderate it. 00 , Bris.lltrater . ep. MU MI 116 100 1 08 1015 -4,00 e .. Wit Id loadoec ot 11 II - 1,014 .. Wh.ll&*(Uu. Lim* Lin. 16 17 - The lankrupt, a mall provision merthaist„ of Reatith• Mr. B. EfiI'POOURT thought whipping wan the proper mole Moping ef foreign grain into London since last Bond" S t i n l atadealla i g ate twin 61 al Das. libm.latt toi 0 - 1.056 .. Wheal Mary Ana tows. rune up fur his last esarninateet He awe about of &shag with these offesiees. but that shield rest tong with WS° 9 _. __,__° l 9° ll ‘d 'hie morning n! em dent. of Sour , i el . 100 g e m Amman. A, e g „ e a. re mit - (Methanol) - seg. ; aerie stated at 11. W. The rase had been adjourned • Pay, and the delay in getting before a jury might induce oe wafts, small of barley, and fair of Atil• fit. .100 Do. B. Ip. et.! 110 111 - I,oeo .. wa. mamma (urt) ei n 31 - for the leukrupt to amount for • emu of 74/. which was lestiatica Si the pan of the prose...tutor to proceed further. W1007.-English-liocler the influence of fine weather, gt. 100 D o . C, 7 pct.] 10 106 - JOINT STINK BANAL plowed to hem. come into his precedes shortly before the Sir G. C. LEWIS restrain! that there was no in. the dowsed was eery sleeks at last Bolider'n decline, 7 ,1 Z SR 100 L Coun. lz., 5 poet. No.l 110 113 - St 100 Do. do. N 0.2 100 111 _ Irekruptcy. Not haring done this to the estiefactites of near in thew o ff ences. They wen. more fully reported is• to 2 •• under lest week's 40 e 7 e 0 e 7 . Foreign also d No. I ih. I Smite. I Pd. i (1. pekes. I dudes. St. MO De. New 6p. et. St.. 114 11.3 136 t 1... magmas, au adjournment mate die was ordered. i n th e wwi p s p er y. no ,1„,,i, t , h u t t h a t was Mal to Gave a rile lower prices would have hail to be taken. gg. 100 swag lima. g 1.. a. gg a 10,00 lin Agra and U . See. Sleek .MI 76 77 - _ IN act J. OMB. not the remit a auy ',creme hut ',tiler oldie al iiii•rren..e in FLOCK in optiet demand at about . last Montlay's prices. Pt. 100 Slim.* Ots.vmli p. el 110 D 2 - 21. * Australasia - The loakrapt had kept a heanliug echoed at Holloway. which these maw were bell In the milli... 11 e did led believe BAILLST good, my scarce, A rit intioned at last II dim' al-, • S. 100 a gain., Perth,Duu..4. Pc. 761 704 - 10,000 26 Sank of Spot ...... 6, 100 Bank of tendon 5O 51 68 - Tie. was the certificate meether. Debt., 1.5371. ; meets, that any increase in the pererty .4 the punishment rat" , , St. 100 , Great Northern, 6p. et. , 117 119 - 60, so Bank of Turkey 3 - - 0 i atria :Cie . mou ld 6,„, th e fi f e ,' ~f, di,,,,,,„1,,ng the 0 ff,.... oa7l amity maintained at last Monday's advance-say Id. St. 100 Intends& lop.et.pni. 110 112 111 10, 60 British N. America - - - Mr. Walker, for the senesce. offered so opposition ; Mr. At present wives were extremely nductent to per qr. over last week'. rides. St. 100 Do. 41 percent lO6 106 - 22.10 PliChait. Bank o f India, Luldater wa. for the brukrupt. wenn their huslasads, awl the& relucianos woo= Bea z..- &lolled' •suet Egyptian unaltered at Imit Monday s . • 100 80 Do.sp.c.nwhat6 p.c.pea. 85 117 10 all 00 , .. Senkuld, Indic!. - - - - Australia, and China . all 10 tO} 101 *OOO 25 .Chrted. Mere. of India, It appro.' loos the repel of Mr. Pennell, the necial separated by the lilt. elirrelAy. 111 0 CM. Wert (BerkeHants - - - ! Los., and China all 111 IS ...Mow, that the lasthrupt had incurred a large loss, up- (The debate was proceeding when our report left) PEAS him at last Mondey's prose. et 100 Da redeem. 44p. cent 99 100 001 600 100 City - made .4 1,1110 ,by purrlimiast the gued.will of the schnol critarcr QI'OTATIOXIL DM PAID. St. 100 Do. redeem. 4p. cent 88 90 90,000 10 Would - re 10:ii. He lot kept eo regular ma account, and the - Wet VAT. - -FAlliah white, at. 10 Do. freedom'. 4e. et. 50 92 014 465. to SA. •, red, 44,. to 525. a. tu utaao.„„easuwet 102 103 ..... 40,000 tall Cum. of Canada ,hopeel of 1,00.1). vas army wined. BRITISH AND PORZION BIBLE HOCIITY. per qr. ; Dentate and Konigoberg, 48e. to OA. per 4941 h. ; 8 a ll D o. A rm P e el. ab a ,..;, Of 104 - 16000 100 cum. of London lO 19 21 - 1.6.000 20 &m. licotrAnd.Charta all 17 174 - Mr la:Mister elated that the leak rept had been keep- ( THIE DAY. ) Rostock, 54e. to Me. • other Baltic porta, 46, . to Ws. 10 sal DotiesterPrith.ima 17 10 - 90,000 mG. Bank o f Parlisarkwd. an - - - - .ng aor hoe' for • greet ma n y 'AWN. French, red, Mkt to 51/.. ; white, Vs. to 545.. 10 all Do. do. do. 6_ p.a. 10 10 - 56,000 10 ,Loo. Sti. Bank of Austrt all 12} 1111 - The Coniniremer What All ha teach in liis school? The anniversary • o f tide ~,,iiety WAN rtouit.-Towu, 44e. ni itie. ; Norfolk, Us. to Me. per fit. 11111 Do. Sinn. Chia. Weft 74 76 - 10000 00 London and teeny - - - - lion keeping sal arithutetie ? ( lstogliter.) He seems to held this morning, at Elate, the Earl of :Marne- *Mb. ; French, 38s. to 4 2.. per 2801 h. ; American (United 1 3 414 D ° 1.°241.11°° ' Same 110 410,000 60 resides Joint Stock - - 7 .. 1 all Do. do. do - 60,000 100 Loa. sad Westminster lO - - :el 1., .. mole very little we of there ozpaireasente himself. roar presidisg. The attendance was a. large as on any States), 24.. to 29.1. per barrel. 10 all Do. do. do 1 15 - 10,000 100 Nat. Prov. of isnaiewl.. 36 - - -Me Liekleter seed it was en an uncommon ease for previous ceeesiom BARLEY. -English, 28s. to 46a. per qr. ; Baltic, 30s. to at. 10 .Latic..eYorksh.6p.allt lllB 160 - 16,000 10 Do. New lO - - -1..,. hers 1.4 to exemplify what they taught. The haulm* On the Onions were the Duke of Marlborough, Lord 3,5 e. ; other aorta , 26, 1 . t o DS. per qr. 34. 1100 'Loa& Dright..6p.o.Ous 59000 ill National Bank hal Irian deceived in the mimed which be purchased ; the Charles Russell, Lewd Henry Cholmeadeley, Sir John Orme. -Britieh, 210.. to 29e. per or. • Russian, Ns. to Ms. 84 No. 1 111 117 - WON 10 New South Wake ivile tormel irut to he fewer thus Seel been repree-Ltei. Lawrence. the Behove of Carlide, Cashel, •aml Down red per qr. ; other Baltic porta 23... t.. ti;. per qr. St. i lOO Do.sp.e. do. N 0.2 116 117 - 60,40 16 Oriental Hank Corpeen all - - lei - li. linear obaervad that the creditors were anti ly all enamor ; the Dean of Carlisle, the Rev. Ceara Miller, Dr . Me.ors.--Eugiah tick. 33i. to ;Ob. ; harrow, 39.. to 422. S t I N° D• • 6o • e * d° "• - us 112 16,0001 110 Ottoman Bank lg. 100 Do Sin do. N 0.4 111 11/ - 10,000 100 Provincial of trebled - - - 1.... i. me e. It was • comma thin fee gestleuiro of rim Mc Gowan, from China ; Dr. Murray, &Septa from th e par qr. Foreign, *a. to 4A. per qr. E tal abui r 34 a as St. 100 Dee e. du. _.... - - 101 i D 4,000 10 Do. New - - - ...t..n, to rt up imbed* ; trodeernee were amen. to get Anierinn Bible Society ; the Rev. E. Claythe, Mr. aBs per qr. 6ta Do. pope. sh. de... - - - 16,000 25 !moth Australia their ceders. ; they were allowed to furnish the schools sad Thous Fenner, Mr. J. Payee, Mr. J. M. &what, Mr. FIGS.-Eng li sh boilers. 3M. to 40e. ; hog and grey, Us. IL 100 Da ?pax Pref. Mack .. 16i 157 - MOW 28 Union ot Austen* - - - I. ol the yousg people taught there, and then they had to J. Headroom, he. to 28s. ; foreign white, 3(le. to 38.. as. 100 Donp.c.ito.(W.L&C.P.; 1 82 110 - 0,000 60 Union et tondos - - Me 46 4 • •,,- to 'Let onin for their moire. It must be a s o uree Th. it, J. my. read the report. It stated that - Ftoarier; Citations. -Since last Friday twelve graindaden Ilt 100 Deep critidiv. def. tth 5,000 100 Unity Mutual at - - Ii 1 0 70 - • I •eni. regent to sawn. whose niad was rightly tenon " The receipts of the year tedium March 31. 1800, Lad mud s e rero reported arrived at porn of ca ll, vie, :- 3 a a I,2 l = aga saw a , . ~-1...• ..e..p..wei t.. teeth others, that such a result mead* those if any pree-cling year (excluding the speclal wheat, 3 barley, end 6 maize. The sales last reported were : - Kt. 100 L&NW.CovatNim.69.e 116 117 - IIOCILLANIZIU3. ~•...1.1 lure hreli iii,NiJilt Mend. funds). The amount applicable to the general Iniirpoilm of Melee -Maize just shipped--!brad, 345. fit., per 411011 e. ft, 100 ILitit.W.7p.c.Palatelatt 1511 1571 - No. 18h. I esorrmues. lAII CL preens. I tiale. 4r. Lualeter earl that oned the tmdennes is this the sanely was 80,526 e. 17s. Id., and the amount received Barl e y arrie e d--Odeeee, Ma., per 400ths. Ur to the hour lei ell Lomb., litirryg Kona 4sh 12 114 - - 10,000 10 Ansio-Mazican Mint 7 ell - 16 161 - . roi 0 nupleined. The Leukemia Lail condoned the whoa for Bibles end Testament. 81,493/. Ifs. I Id. ; making of going to press, nu sale was relented. Several anima are fit 100 Seri alief. & Linea p. ct. 125 07 - 0,000 26 AUStraillA Agricid..... 19 11 la 32 re.. ho kart ruptcy to the satiefection t 4 the sesigoese. the total norvipte from the °ninety 1.1170 CA of income off the root on ode for which laid week's prices areas ked, el 4i Do. " - 8601000 Atlantic Tel. Lin.). ... all - - 84. 100 Do. Sl per cent - 41,000 10 Botha Waterworks.... an 41 5 di - 11.. Hewer mid them cans where email tradrenea 182,010 i. 1:141. M., heiag 7,114 f. 7.. tad ). more than in any but 'Ammo are Malls fur a decline. 10 6 no redeemable spot. 5 .ye - an nrit Atmerivait Lead .. NO - - - - - -- - - - - Mr. Walker, f o r the roar. offered DO Mr. Lohlater was for the I...hke opt. It appeared front the report tit Mr. Pennell, the ofbeial that the lerikrupt had incurred a Trye np• mad. of 1,110 , pureliasiug the Iludet•Will sc the h.sl He had kept no regular as account, and the driaril .4 1,61. - J. sas aberely renamed. 11r. lanklater .tarsal that the hanknipi had Mtn keep oua ach.•4 foe a great writ 71a/f. The Cotlilltiostotter What .11.1 Is. teach w lii• school? Hook keeping end aria...eta ! I larugliter. He wrens to lave Dere eery 1.111 , use '4 those aliquirements himself. Mr. Lieklater earl it mu not an uriconuran ear for 1... hers lea to el....middy what they taught. The bankrupt 1.01 Lena litrear.l to the mele.l why h he puo hard ; the pla4 torrid out to 1.. fewer then had reti;eoeCtittl. Ills Hoerr olsecrvell that the creditor were s. .rly sill Ir..lD•too u. It WWI a eollitOoll thing for gentletoeu of els to s. tup • ; twlr.n.en were Do, ,41,1••t..get thew cods,, ; they were .11.11041 to furnish the schcols and h.! the 'owig people t. 41214 there, and (herb they had to -ha4. trt ...tart for ti.e,, noiliet. It ,nu.t be u 1.-tree ilocji toidtt t to SD) Ole whirr 111114 4 1 war rightly trained • •.. rolopirtillit to kris others, that such a rrnult .h... 11.1 hart. L . 5.11 Nit laokl..tet said that roe of the trader:tin in this CttlphalLie.l. The hankrupt Lad onducted the school 010- rho IsiolittrUptirt to the nit ...faction of the raignor. Hu iloooor there ...es where snail' tradesmen • d wadi more panful than whore ardent In. f• I.•lita w. tea couvenaitil. The Isanknipt nut being op p.a." a.... proof that IV- had the nspect of his neighbors. might Mt. - a certificate .4 the .sarong clam. Litildater vitalised to Anew ion to one other &et 11, the p.m profile ereeded the ripeness. Ihe olser " I pont, I .:ware say, is a -,•••• What are the frta, Mr. Peuriell? NI.. ~,,, II mid that the expenses es nearly iy taosibk the profits. - " BRITISH AND 1011 JON BIBLE SoCIETY. (271111 DAY.) The at. ri ivereary sheeting of thin tweiety was held this tie, at Aiakt Hall, the Earl of MUFTIS WIT presiding. attendance waa ws large as on any previous unwsion. On the platform were the Duke fif Marlhorough, Lord Charles Ruseell, horst Henn Cholmoedeley, Sir John Lewrence. the Heinle of CarLale, Cadiel, and Down and t.'sionor ; the Dean of Carlisle, the flee. l'apos Miller, Dr. Mc Cowan, from China ; Dr. Murray, ilelepte from the Auseriessi Bible Society ; the Rev. E. Clayton, Mr. Thotriaa Fanner, Mr. J. Payne, Mr. J. M. Straelsan, Mr. J. Henderson., kc. The Rev. J. Mrs read the report. It stated that " Th. reeript• id the year coding March 31. 1800, had exceelivl this,e of any peer-ding year texchuling the special The NMOallt appliadde to the general purviews of the society wear/0,5261. 17s. Id., and the amount received for Bibles and Testameets 141,4t13/. 11.1. ; making the total nweipte front the ordinary vourees of income 162,020/. Its. NI., being 7,114/. 7.. 4a. more than in any fonner year. To the above must be added the sum of 1.27 W. 4s. for the Chinese New Testament Fund, and MV. 9, for the Special Fund for India ; making a grand total of 1t4,1:M1/. 6s. 511. The issues of the society for the year were as follows : From the daps at home, 1,241,079 ; from depita abroad, 076,219- 1,917,W37 copies, being en in crease of 2(41,912 copies over those of any preceding year. The total I , AUe• 14 the *gaiety n o w 37,fi1n.528 copies. The ordinary payments had amounted to 173,021/, fls. Ikl.. soil the payments on account of the Jubilee and Ma.. New Testament Funds to 5,744/. 12a. 9d. ; making the total expenditure si the year amount to 179,306/.16631d., beige 211,7t.i/. Om. 61. more than in any former year. The society was under engagements to the extent of 77.616/.95. 10d." Atli! VAIN INTO COTDON FROM AENII, IS TO NAY E. I and Sersid . s. Irial Fordo'. Mira ION ... 5030 Barley 111 F l our •.... 1510 Oats Malt Inallah Sack lbw, ; i4.4lelgn Bt, U BC U In. U St. U gis.veZsiiiiiii --- ildlguidOoss.4llp. Do. Cone. Br. & 1.11p.5. Do. 4) p. et. ?NEON* [ Do. tof Athenian p.a. New.&Aber.&c.,per.6p. a ,wttli °Woo 111111166 I Norfolk 6p. et. EL Mock 3 North &Web 6 per cent 4 Do. New Gun. b p. et. I Do. Border Union ins 30 N. Pas —Berw.6 p.oPrL Ili Do. do. de is Do. Leeds 6 pod. No I RI Do.Y ark. H. & B.pera di Ice* Beallordshira _l6 W.&WoLlip. elation 111106 _ Do,lrrederennble 117 1571 121 ITI Pun 70 Pul .mign tl,Ylbl berreis. MN meta MINCING-LANE.—(THIB DAY.) SUGAIL• The market is arm, nial prices are 6d. dearer than last week. Refined is also very steady. tNmerr.—The piddle sales went off at the extreme prime of last week. Native Ceylon, good ordinary picked sold at 60a tki. to 61s. Plantation Ceylon, 70.. to 79.. .- - - ,• dim, acc,ordingly •'t t wottatoltN. 1'A ,, 01N4.. • HEAD MAN'S tl.tiallt.trlfift. 'I Irel.upt was a gnirer, at Wawlerliani, in lieut. He ••1 .hortly after the alltr l.aaliarn, 0.4 having pineal or t1.•1 any account*. Itivalenda amounting to 14, in the ,•• an•l Ir..r sIUCe been par./. The niattt•r now came la-f••n.• ...nit on an application for the .tatutable allowance for Cl.. natilirupes widow. Honour whi•ther he had the power to pant • • • . The 19:41, aection only auth.a-iaad it to he Milt I. the bankrupt Inial olititined lis, nertilb•ste. 111 M. , 168.kt , ,11, be!kalf of tla- hil,)olitte4 • '-• , 11,14131 lot• 11.41 V malt r the flint', .ectiou, which autlio t• ...art to la.ave.l with lank riii.tcy in the event • • o...bath of a bankrupt, in the mane manner as if he 1., At the hut -wing an or.ivr ass wale, ad ', oily; iii.. ailtli.lltloll U 1111: ...lay tool liens, appon.te.l for • —a,„4 I•oikrui4 . a day ". lb- 11.0 A hi* Honour to IssAke au ft lio es. pi si: Ili 110 111 100 110 16 ir 1 1 I 4. roctia.—elt. Lucia sold at'ii2l..; Trinidad at 2s. to 3. decline. U The ('lialßeAff, U e v ehhi g the proceedint e.fwessed the disappointment which he .n.l the leading e ads 14 the society felt with regent to the cireulittion of the scriptures in Italy. In their anticipations ..n that subject he earl they bad forgotton that higotry ..n.l superstition still prevailed. He believed, however, that many of the raling powers of Northern and Central Italy desired the cinailation of the scriptures, believing it to he conducive to the preservatom of liberty anti order, and he hoped that there would soonrecorded an extensive iltlfuss.o of God's 'nont in that part of Europe. (Cheers.) It was impossible for Englishmen to he indifferent to the attional dangers which beset their country. There were two cora trod to which they must direct their attention— India and Turkey. Attention t.• India was their first duty, seeing that its interests hal been entrusted to them Ly Proyabsnee. Now that the danger attending the mutiny Lad pawed away, great lukewarmucas prevailed :teing the Indian authorities with I egard to the diffusion of thriatianit). They nod that the introduc tion of ((....f s word in the schts•ls would shake the throne of the Queen. Jill they really know what were the oontents of that wont! (Hear, hear.) Let them wituses its influence on niggisl school children, and then say whether it null he otherwise than a source of security and blessing in India. As re t pusied Turkey he con tended that they should prepare for the evil day which was coming upon it by &siding it with the scriptures, as it was only in that wai that they could benefit the nahaltitants of the Turkiali and at the same time pro tut English intere.b. t e east. The word 14 rte.l woubl prose t.. he " the cheap tr.:trine of nations," and our gnat guarantee trio aggression abrowl. No reflecting person could doubt that there were powers, which would tawd to. gather if they thought they could do so safely against Eogl.ind, and which would gladly extonguish English liberty. Where were we to look fir security T He re joiced in the Arnistnoug gun. and in the 100,000 volun teer neemen, hut the real strength if the nation lay in that old one as it was called lute hook, the Bible. (Cheers I That Ism& wu their safety—let it be cherished as it sight to he, and the nation would he enabled to meet the threatened noleiet. (Cheers.) The report was passed, and the meeting addressed by several of the leading kited." of the society. TZA . --This niarkst is steady is the fare of large public sales advertised for Friday. RICE continues dull of sale. Rum remains out of demand. i!! R. ;', ... U St. II Corrom.- -No hnaineas of importance reportvvi. FlALTerray..—hull of sale at. pr,vioue rata,. Sri( Es have a steady appeersore. Is other article■ so maternal alteration. 10.6 AL 11 M. lii 9oottieh Cant . deot. N. B. lf p. e 4. Int Ilt Do. Aber. g 0.41 p.a Do. 7 p. a 4 PreL Wok N. Devon Had e p e. N. Bee. !Loa A.. ALGA Do. 61 per erne Do. died 41e par of B. Maks pie. p. coL. Do i. = owe h. am, ammiasto r p. a n g . Do. do. Brp.e. Dr do. Cepa. Magic& X nanny 'p.c. i s c e lls I pm 2 4 114 119 117 119 .1•• Laing thdt h. 11.1 puseeti, the 'Witte ttd,,igh he • h t . " 11 i1.11.4.1.41.1 . l'es ; that is the proper rourse. Only ' • tdutibatdad I.e µwool irr the urtlinury form ; • •• tdu.t Is. k .1.4 . 1+1 lotetw.rdn.hin) put uu lb.' Er, P•Atiog ...us.eute.l, Kiel that the ofil•;a1 assignee • •.I ••pint..ll that the aroanits were as gout) ad the lsdnk• ••• 1 • •..11.1 L.. rrtdkieti hr been tiring. 1. •••••••1 4.1.141, . 111. 6.re r. issi•ater louhlantl ue ) s INF. IIEI4ItICK C.OIIPANT (I.I%IITED). the leper to-thav fur the hearing of •I : pt.., lug for a a iii•ltug•up onter against the: dt•••tto. r .I;••uanitteut d lave week* wee taken by . • TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet, at the tuneitell prices :- . —Town tallow, Ma. &I. net ca. li ; Peter hurg Y.C., on the spot, 55a. 3d. to 555. ; May and June, Mi. ; July to Sept., ; Oct. to Dec., 51 .&h to Ma. 81. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) News. Pattemien and Smith report the trade improving for bops of all descriptions ; line coloured samples of Weald Keats and flume: are wrap aad rather dearer. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Aeons Close, 19s. 41. ; Well Ead &lath Hatton, 21s. ; Walls End Eden Main, 19s. 6d. ; Ws/l. Had Fnunwellgate, 19,, dd.; Walla End Heugh Ha/I, 19s. &I. ; Wells End Hunwiek, 165.; Hell's Primnee, 13s. ; Walls End Keith Durham, 19a Ild.; Walker Prim mer, 13.. &l ; Wykun, &twirls Hartley, 16s. 3d.; Davidson's Hartley, 16a. 3d. ; Hastings' Hartley, 16s. 3d. --Skips at market, 36. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WESTM I NSTEtt. Fl t... ANU 11.1•110.VTINo. VERN•IIILIPTIPA. PItEsENT TO THI EN - TIMOR NAPOLION.—The following roy of a letter addressed to )(tem. Malvin, Brothers, of SheMehi, and King William-street, Loudon, who Mel presented A bunting knife to the Emperor Napo leon, hw, leen received : "ealinet of the Emperor, Palace of the Tuileries, April 114, l$ tl. Gentlemen,--The Emperor accepts with pleasure the hunting lode which you have presented to him. It is, indeed. As you say, a ral master pieue of its kind, and his Majeettv Lis deservedly praised it. The offer was the more agreeable to him, as the treaty al commerce seems to have inspired the idea. This treaty , — you ere right in believing with him to whom yon attribute the happy initiative—will strongly contribute to increase the relations and to draw closer the bonds of friendship between the two great nations who march at the head .4 civilisation and industry. Emelt e, therefore, gentlemen, iti the name of the Emperor, the thanks of which I con• gratulate myself on being the interpreter. Rely, gentle. men, up,n my distinguished emibitleration. The &meter, of the Emperor, iSignedi, Mocun•sii, the( •111 rubinet. - Mears. Malvin, Brothers. cutlers, Sheffield and Loudon." Disairtax AT Bra. —The Captain Anger., frees earthmen& to Sunderland, arrived in the Downs, re ports that ou the 24th March, at it pm., in Almeria May, she saw a easel on Are half a nidefto windward, and beard cries anal groans. A bunt with four men we. lowered from the Toronto, and sourzh was made, but with out success. VORZION an ratwerp II DANA= all Arduo allus T 8ek1ire5.11...79.4 all [ Belgian IL Janalon t; B. Ayres i R. ' , crusade all Fiction' to Gralaicism an tUrnitstue Idles a Ball. gave Lid wane All#l4 • u.•. viout,jrni With .1. handing late( ill trrrting •• io •n, the lade of the proprietor of the t 'last le • . 414 YA'. , H ,ll A•tr• •1.0 laid that elefeit , Ltut, .pother mull, taxi • . . . . in4;Cii;i4W El...stern of Yronoo {1 ▪ !Ot. OotttlM of Maw ▪ 04.. Lin= ise assoll Os ▪ ,Itallan 511 Lake Cereasee I lake 511 Lorre sag Tarabria 10 LowbardeVendioa ill Lyons and Claws ill Marla Antonia W Nano &Liege t By Uno ▪ •Do. op c Pre. liclo.soo. W Northern of Franco.. It Do. Now Shares 111 I all jN0rm551.5.05. • ii ; ii • • • mho hr. ii.ILLOC lout eight alai t• 11•41 f. 4. Pepper ' 144-t ie... whitla tLrc &auk. She thee . 1.4 the a...trey, wheat they all ref.aaell t.. prty, ..p..p.nuy t.. r.tural the •"'i 1.. yertalat thou •Irlitirlturt.. The W.N1411111 then • ' 1 -. I e, iota oh ft.11.1..a.t. ',titan* I.le arm 1-raal her ' • al....aired t.. I 11.. L. her. 611 Iii 164,111.1 has., .1.4112 SO 11111 alert awe .4 th.-e preeta.l. • ' 1-le. 14.4.41 that •1rft.16.1481•1 IMPlatl , l iaiotenily. melted...l that Ite heal dorm waking, and eu• .••' eae hu,. If ft-as the reap...0 , 41.111i, pay ' 1. • h.fta.e. lav setyirsar hr hwl 11.4 called for It. ' a wit brae. Via saurus, who wag with • .• •1 14 that it ••• all • mistake. N. 10p...rt aut.! that aim wadi a.rtfaritig tam • • • irli rr r , The am gainers in the re-diatribution of Euro pean territory by the Congress of Vienna were the fiver cmtineatal powers Russia, Austria, Prumia, and Holland. France herself lost nothingsal pined nothing in territory at the congress ; but was obliged by the Treaty of Vienna to give qi several of tier oust important frontier fortresses -towards the Netherlands, on the Rhine, and at the Alps which were deli.erad into the hands of an allied army el IVO,OOII men, for the term of three years, In order t.. MOW. Miele the throne 44 Louis XVIII. The latter was, eves to Tslleyrand, the must humiliating part of the pews of 1815, and remains as • kind of Omsk which the 'French L.tion Las scurcely yet forgotten.--Preen "The Great Coo . greases of Ifeerupe," in thece s Week. f"f• h.. uhuotho, of I. 11.41iu the a....0df,. As Trunk fief M Parts, Lyons, sad Unlit all hes and Orleans ff 1;t11;;;;c015t7tnanSO I (Per lumbar°, 1.7 p. c. II Illia and Danalsurg all Rome and Frascati all Royal Danish all 1 lto yal Swedish I Do. 7 per cent. all Illantbre aad Meese all Do. II per cent. Pref I flannel. Alm. g. 7 perct all floutheru of Frame all West Flanders MI Do. Si par cent. Pref all West. t A. W. of Frames Western of Austria I all Wlssintden TS ti IS 109 U IN 101 109 192 911 91 C 101 a • ui ■ A M rLWAfI. ii pad 11 1 1 11:1 24 I 5& 1 Si 7 li it NI lY 1:1 &a Se AOOO l 560,000 12,0001 trAkoool 700.000 7,1D0 70.0D0 1,000 -_ El Vi 37i U is;uoo~ 6; 7 ii I} dial ~i.O;(- ) iii ;000i50,000 30,000 111,000' 80,000 11,010 69.°??i 1$ 16 188,ern 60,000 60.000 1 10,0601 20,000, 60,0001 8 1 6 8) 21 i ills 20 ti t a Mt Nortia.4p.e.Pmakhdy rim 116.931946.43.915 t M 6694. 160 91 96 M. 119.4. 49.99.1611.&J•1y 1110 1119 IM Ocf.Worc. ie.yypetdo. lIM IN 11111 1199169* N. lasi Jp. at 116 MI 96 aPANLIIL _ .Mazicen Mint . Australlan AgrickiL rttu cw.atia itlanti; i l . X. r l , Li o g.2 : Brit. American Land Brit.& !Oen Meg Tel. A I De. B 7 per c. till lent De. C Canada Lend Channel islands TeL IL' Oop. Mg of P.ng A Smelt. Do. Peet. 74 per cent. Palace ?referent* . . Do. 6 p. ct. Perp. Deb. neetriS TekeiraPh • . • MT Eng. and Aust. Cop. pen. Ream Navigation Cheat Skip (Limited) Indian and Anal T.L . lon. District Tel. (L.) London Discowd (14 lan. Gen. Omnibus 00. Madras Irrign. h (Noted ModiterrancanYlec Tel Neither. Is. Tel. (Wit) National Discount Ne.harlan4s Land 0,4,... -- Do. Sp. c., Is. st 1 ci h N. Bross. & N. Root. 14 N. Brit. Australattaa satal Oas Do. • " New Rharao" In. atm. (lAwt.)A Do. do. B ST 311 14 130 136 8 83 30 171 2 i.. 101 103 106 105 101 par 1 pm it te t 1 it a l n p. No. lIL IOU 311 44.7 6n.kg. V 2,431 N. 10,000 i • 1 01 as - I - PI Ca plow 100001 10,001, 1 160300 1 0001 14, 6 206 i 75,0001 760•01 60,000 10,000! isi" Do: do. Peel Piver fond t Mln. Ponta. itad Orlen. Blom De. New Red Bea At Ind. Tel. to e.L3L6Oys. by B. Goy y Iron 11,77ew Royal Mall Steam Scottish Auld Investor South Australian Lead flubnutrins l'eL Scrip •. Do. do. Registered Treat It la. Co. Up. Um Van Dlenten's lend. i 1 1 0 111 i i 1 a }i ri ... le Y SO IS ISO 1 1l IP= i Ca 2 P l 9 U 42 I 6 49 S t 4 zd 110 130 1141 i 171 & 1 i 16 11 _id Tim HEENAN TESTIMONIAL IN LIV ERPOOL. The Americana is Liverpool are veerryy active in their en deavours to get up " someth " by the time that Heenan arrives is Liver p ool . ng The sum already col lected is said to reach upwards of 70W., the Americans being well able to "stump up," owing to the enormous amounts; of mousy they pocketed in the shape of time beta on the late fight. One American gentleman i nk re ported to have covered ea much as 211,0001., and sec it all ; while a brewer (a backer of the champion's) is asid to logye parted with about 5,000/., the recipient being a 'cute Transatlantic cousin. licrnastrertoat OF A PRIZE FlOliT. —At the Wal sall Petty Sessions on Monday last, before J. Day (mayor), • F. B. ()erten, and H. Brace, Eel., David Welsh was charged with laving been the cause of • number of people essei,d,ling at the Three Inn, on Ho Sutton-road, for the purpose of witnesaing a prize fight with the view of committing • breach of the pews, Chief Superintendent ('a* deposed that having hesni that there was to be a meet. jug of the nature complained of, he went on Sunday morning at 6 o'clock, to the house named, 4u4.1 thew saw the prisoner with a number of others. Ou seeing him they went away, the prisoner making his ...cape.. but afterwards being taken in • tart under the seat of which he had hid I himself. Mr. Cater pn,duced Bell's Lilt, a parepraph in which announced that Joseph Anew, of Bloteich, and David Welsh, of Walsall, were engaged to It On Monday, the 30th of April, within twelve miles of Waleall, for wt, a aids. Mr. Stisworth contended that there was no evi dence whatever that • bleach of the peace was intended, and after • brief deliberation , tho Moedecided that the evidence was not sufficient to prove the case. The sum. mane was accordingly dismissed. WHEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'CraDOL The funds opened this morning with firmness, and experienced a fresh rise of per cent. A re lapse has since occurred, and the market is now steady at the closing quotations of Monday. There is a good demand for money in the Stock Exchange, owing to the recent large payment on Victoria Government Bonds, combined with one or two sales for immediate delivery, etkctef this morning. The share markets are firm, with little business. At Paris this morning, according to Mr.Reuter'S telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental; opened at 70.90, being be. better than yesterday. The New Victoria Si: per Cent. Debentures have risen to 1071 to j. Consols are officially marked 961, 0,4 , and for money, and 950 and for the account. The present quotations are 961 for money, awl 951 to 0 for the 9th inst., and 960 to 1 fur the June settlement. The official buaineea report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 225, 227 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 0, J; New Three per Ceuta., 33i, I, 1, ; India Stock, 2190 ; Indian Fire per Cent. Stock, 1869, 1060, 3 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1838, 971, 97 ; ditto 1859, 970 ; India Bonds, 10e. din. ; and Exchequer Bills, tie. to 10a prem. The foreign stock market is firm. The Turkish loan of 1854 is quoted 76/ to 77, and that of 1858, 610 to f. Mexican Bonds are en quired for. Spanish have iunproved. Bra- Kilian scrip is marked 1 prem. Sales are re corded as follows :—Anstrian Five per Cents., 1869, 72, 73 ; Brazilian Old Five per Ceuta, 990 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 910, 904 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860 (scrip), 1 prem. ; Mexican Three per Cents., for amount, 213, 0, ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 44 ; ditto for account, 440 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1084 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 97k, 98 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 851, 86 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 48 ; ditto, for recount, 480 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 37 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1868, 611 ; ditto, for account, 610, a. Fous &Owe'. Consols are quoted 961 for money, and 94 to i for the 9th inst., showing no change compared with the prices at 2 o'clock. A further sum of 24,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. A large portion of the recent Australian supply has 00113 J to hand, and about 100,0001. has been taken to be refined ; this wllk in all likelihood, ultimately go Tutu the Bank. The 66,0001. in gold by the steamer La Plata was pur chased for the Continent, but only about 40 0001. Australian is known to have been yet bought for , exportation. The steamer Tasmanian, for the West Indies, will take 6,4001., principally silver. There was again a good demand yesterday afternoon for bills ou the Continent, and in several instances, including paper on Vienna and ion; bills on Parts, the exchanges were quoted slightly worse. The Hamburg exchange, however, ruled somewhat higher. Thu rates are shown below : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.163 to 3 ; ditto, short, 11.141 to ; Ruttei dam, 3 months, 11.161 to 17; AntwerN 3 months, 23.323 to ; Hamburg (ms. banco), 3 mon th s, 13.5 e to ; • Felix 3 days, 95.10 to ITI ; ditto, 3 months, 35.321 to ; Fr ankfort-on-theillebte, 3 months,ll7l to ii Petersburg (per mulish 3 months, 341 to Vienna (et So.), 3 months, 13.50 to 56; Triode ditto, 3 months, DM to 55 ; 3Lobtd, 3 month., 493 to 1; Cadiz, 3 month% 491 to j ; Leghorn, 3 month; 30.43 to 50; Genoa, 3 moths, 25.45 to 90; Naples. 3 months, _ 4 9) to Lisbon, 90 days, 521 to 11; Oporto, 90 days, 0•4 to 53. English holders of Indian rupee paper continue to express greit indignation at the attempt of the Indian government to impose upon them an Indian income-tax, in addition to that to which they are already subject in this country. Thu extent of the hardship and absolute initudice in flicted upon them may be gathered from the fall which has taken plane in the v.duo of their interest drafts. It is well known that the holders of Indian native paper who have had it transferred from India, and enlaced" at the India-office, re ceive their dividends from that office in the shape of drafts on the Indian treasuries. A few days ago these interest drafts commanded here Its. 0111 per rupee • the present quotation is only about la. 1111. The difference is represented by the 4 per cent. Indian income-tax now threatened. A telegram, dated Lisbon, t'se 30th April, is to the followii:g effect : tierew-steamer Milford Haven, just in sight, will leave with above aixty punengers and good cargo. Bereweteamer Portugal left Rio Janeiro 31st Marsh, Pernambuoo 10th A.prO, with 190 lassesgers and tall cargo. ficrewatearner Jason left SR Vincent 15th April. The thirteenth call of 1211. is to be paid on the shares in the Dutch Rhenish Railway Company by the Ist of September. The annual meeting of proprietors of the lonian Bank is called for the 31st inst. . Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and iniscelLtneous shares, a.i given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening : Insurance.—Allisinee, British and Foreign. 1b ; ditto Marine, 681 ;Attu, 161 ; Globe, 100 ; thredian, 52g, j.• Indemnity Marine, 160; Law Fire, 44 ; Legal and General Life, 64; Ocean Marine, 74; Yhtenix, 176; ltock Life, 61 en div. ; Royal Exchange, 307 ; Unisons! lido, le,; Universal Marine, 21. ('anal.—Birmingham, 944 ; Grand JUMOVIOII Guaranked Rix per Cont., 121 ; Kennet and Avon, 61, 1 ; Regent's, 254. Waterworks. —Chelsea, 151 ; ditto New Guaranteed, 23 ; East London, 124, 125 ; Aeat Middlemen, 106. Gas.—European , 1 ; Great Central, 10; imperial, New, 301; London, 42 ex dn. ; Western, 124. I noslas prime. I (solos. Of 4 ) I f I ills Of 1 1 1 1 3 1 Pal II ifINEa-7HIS DAY Two o'Croci. The mining market to-day is very active. Stray Park shares have risen again to 48 to 80, and Lady Bertha to 3 to 4. West Caradon are now marked in the Stock Exchange 89, and Vale of Towey 10e. Alfred Consuls are quoted 8 to 9 ; and North Downs,sl to South Lady Bertha have been dealt in at 30s. ; and °rambler and St. Aubyn, at 39. Foreign mining shares are quiet. St. JOllll del Rey have been dealt in at 24. English aisl Aus tralian Copper shares are inquired for, and are marked 23. DEATH AT LEWES FROM •31 OYSIIINatE OF PRUMIIO ACID.-011 Saturday afternoon, F. H. Gall, Esy., district coroner, held an inquest at the Royal Oak Inn, Lewes, touching the death of Thomas Holmes, a lad of 17, who was apprenticed to Mr. Low. chemist, Lewes, an d w h o had died the previous day. Front the evidence rulibieed at the invest it appear , that on Friday night the Lid left hie musters shop at $ o . cleat and returned about balf• post 9, which was nut an unusual thing for NM to do. About three minutes after ho entered the shop, be called out to his man. ter, who was iu • room upstairs. On Mr. Low going into the shop he saw the deceased sitting on the steps leading to the sitting-room and seemingly in • fainting state. His minter hail seem him in • fainting state before, but it did not excite h alanu ; but as dereasel ilia not seem to get hotter, his mother, and aftersrairds the doctor, were fetched. The drawer containing prussic acid was also no ticed to be open, and the hest antidotal means were then used, but without effect. The unfortunate youth never rallied, and he died iu about twenty minutes. It wan elicited that the deceased had been for souls time pest in the habit of taking small doses of prtusio acid, for the pur pose of alleviating palpitation of the heart, to which he wig subject. On the day of his death, he bad his usual cheerful demeanour, and a short time before he left the chop he was chatting iu his usual manner to Mr. Low. The jury returned a verdict that the deceased met his death fi incautiously taking an overdose of prussic acid, which he used for medicinal purposes. Mr. Low said the deceased's habit of taking poison was entirely unknown to him, and without his consent. As it woe not often used, a snail quantity taken now and then would not be missed. THE WILLTHER IM THE LAKE DlSTRR3T.—North salt 'rinds still prevail, with oocasional snow and hail showers and severe frosts at night. tikiiklaw and the adja cent mountains continue to wee. their wintry garb. Veget•- tion makes no progress; and the mountain sheep are conse quently suffenug severely from the protracted rigours and want of fodder. So missies winte r has not been expel ienced in the lake district for the last twenty-three year, The de struction of elount.tin Amp Irma; very goat, the loss on the sheep farms lime be immense. --Cureberland Pactrosei. • .1., .11