The Express. — London, England, 1861-05-23 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE, (THIS DAY.) EXCHEQUER CHAMBER. (Refers the Lord Chief Baron.) TILE CASE OF TIIE REV. MIL RATCII. HA?vH r. LEWI .1 AND LEWIS. le this twee it will be recollected that the jury, in finding a verdict for the plaintiff, naee•ad the damages only at Pa, and in all such gi,es, according to the present practice of the court, it is necessary to obtain from the judge trying the mule n certificate entitling the plaintiff to his costa ; the application could not be made at the time of the verdict as the pule had left the court. This nornin4 Mr. tlarth, -- on the part of the plaintiff, :appear...l in support of a summons which was made return al.le I. fore the Lord thief Nonni, at Westminster, to show eintAd why his lordship should not grant hip certitiaito en titling the plaintiff to his costa. Mr. Charles Pollock appeared on the part of Messrs. Lewis. the defendant., to oppose the application. Mr. Garth Lasing been heard in support of the applies- The Lord (lief Baron inquired whether it was the inten ti••u of Mr. Montagu Chambers to muse for • new trial, or to increase the damages. Mr. Garth aid that the) had not made up their mica upon that point ; at all crept., he submitted under the dr cunistaaers the plaintiff eutitled to his cads The Lord Chief Baron said he would wait until after the Mt four days of the term had ilipsed, and then he would date what he would do. TIM goodies of the granting tho cortifiaito thteoforo Moods over. At the trial, on the conclusion of the summing up of the Lord Chief Ba►on, Mr. Montagu Chamber* tendered • bill of exception. ; his lonhhip, however, would not receive the bill, but gave leave to move for a new trial or increase the damages. It •ow am. rs that this course i* not determined omits although Mr. Chambers hada lengthened conaultatiou with the pLiintiff and his adviarr■, be has nut been instructed to move. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Mahn Yr. Ocamisioser Erma.) Rt DAVItI ♦ND TROCRIITON. - TUE Kis Honour pvc judgment in this case. lye rid—This was an application for certificate. The bankrupts had car ried on the !minima of bankers. The partoership cow Dower., in January. MY). The granting of the certificates wee oppersl oe the ground that the bankrupts had been guilty of 'sickle.. trading, and ilid not cease trading when they most have Imam" that they were insolvent. The evidence proved that neither .4 the parties brought any capital into the husioem ; hot it was proved that they were solvent mod had pr.perty, The bankrupt lkivies drew out a large earn of misery ; but the leak has out sustained any lone by so dojos ; and like other eustorners he paid interest on the amount ad sauced. It appears that the bankrupts had advanced very large mune of moues , to two fillllll--011111 ThOMMII sad Joseph Evans, home builders ; the other, Edward ROll4llllll. ales • Willer. Meth them firms had bees bask:opt • then time before the bnakrupts mitered into parteenhip. The berth nog agegap s d a r now , of the money without as, security ; ton eseuertare which they did obtain' were sot swam is tq Wipsest they ought to have alvathell massy M. art they appear to me to have acted mgt unwisely. sett le ma suggested that the bankrupts ailed hen say impaspir or dishonest motive, and they tithed their we property no well ea that of their casteemen. Is the bugle min of October bat the bankrupt' loth the spates of some mum as to their pe itioa. mod that epithets wee that they wan ineolvest, and ought to slop. The lathreat Davies woe of that opinion, hat Treelthis• objected ; and the beldam was coatintied till T. and J. Evans stopped payment. on the ESth af October ; and ow the Mb the bankers were wade bankrupt. The result of the awn .4 Evros and Bowled would appear to pewee that the bankrupt& bad so themes to get out of their difficulties, but there ei no 'skimps to prove that they oar lineal their business from any improper motive. T. and J. Erase appear to have stated to them to the lad that they would get throegh their difficulties. The pasties apposes to naive itself lato whether tredoes, when in diflicalties, which ate ultimately proved to have been such that they eosld net ore enema. might to be refused their certificates because they did net isamsdistely stop. That this is net the law is deeidsd by the cams of "Es pate Johnsen" (4 De Oat sad amis. 29 ) "Ea Was Malralaaffiffi" ( 9 . Weekly 413) ; eel these arm ere oupperted by may ethos. I therefore feel bewail to gnat the bankrupts reethleales of the eerand clue. Kr. Link loArr of pared for tb• railiams ; Mr. lawman ad Ix C. IL Lewis far Ye boaknpis. THE POLICE COURTS. (THU DAY.) OtTIILDHALL 1L1T5..011.0111.11T CARL Mirk, Nirkoleun, a licensed vletnaler, late of the Wool pick Tavern, Rotated, and Jabs tWer, a clockroaker of Hernismareet, Pentonvills, wiere=ght 6 1. co red co r ed Wove Sch ir Henry Maggendge wd with felosimaly, maliciously, and by form, away Checks Homy Welcome, • child dm with intent to deprive the ham of the pemmcios of the mid child. It will to remembered that abet* • week ago the de leonine were ebarged s• this court with the above offence, cad on that occasion the evidence went to chow that the prosecutor, William Henry Waterman, a builder's clerk, residing at !anemias, Wham tiring apart from hie wife for the lam two or three years, and it was alleged as the yart of the defame* that he had daring that period been cohabiting with another female. His wife i 2 the meantime became acivaietal with the defendant Nicholson, with whom she weal to live, and for seven moths she reeidr,l with him ea his wife, lbeettiW is question being with her all the time. An suet left h er lent sod she then returned to her husband, the Litter appearing willing to receive her. It was coos,- questly amerbei by the defendants that the prosecutor's alert throughout these proceedings was • goa tee, entirely of money. 'rho defendant Nichol. am being desirous of having her to live with him again, and having failed to induce her to totes, i by arritmetn, and with the assidaoce of 'ruler, P. - mm.l.n of the child, believing that the maternal Wings of the prosecutor's wife would make her follow the child eel a, effect hie object; but, upon being apprehended on thie chasms u the following ilay, the child woe reekired to his patenta, within • few botire after, by Toler who was immediately alto:ward. L i k en i n t o cus t o d y by the Aker Hake. rpon them fact. the ease was remanded until to day, whirs Nir. Lewis, Jun., attended, mid stated that is consequence of the severe emee-erarniestion which Mr. Beard, to the interest of his chest, thought proper to institute, and the expewire which followed, the prosecutor's wife was so wrimely ill as to be physically ireupsble of &needier to Tieweeeste the ease asy further, sal be (Yr. Levi!) was Uierefore ammonia, with tbe magistrate's to withdraw the charge, upon the condition of t • defendant. heier required to give heavy sureties to 100 of good he our, and uot molest either bar or her husband, for twelve months. Mir Henry Muggeridge said he hail given great attention t • the whole of the ehse, and in his opinion it VIM one that 041 4 ht not to he allowed to he withdrawn after the ma• rhinery of the criminal 1.. w had once been put in motion, 1 , ..1 he therefore remandol the defendants on hail for a wo.k, and if monsary, all the ',anew, should be enm tuoned. WA NDSWORT H. nroatceste caste or Ellat22ll.lllST BY RAILWAY oTTKIALK. r,alieu &deiced. cashier, and Room{ Teener Pry. coi toth in the somas of the South Wester' Railway smonv, were placed I. the dock before Mr. Ingham (h.r;ist . with numerous eases of embezzlement. The charges were taken separately, although it was be. hired that the prisoners had been meting in concert. The ease against Stanford w is diet taken, and it IMPremd um, @videos,' of Mr. litabhoi, the deputy imperin t•adest of traffic on the South Wade= Railway, that the owesr bad boss employed as cashver at the Nine Mon. K.itom daring the last three sir form years, and it RSA his fur to receive mosey from the carmen and from the rot. tto Fry. It was alao !Midair to enter the amounts received s•• book, tad p ay t h em ove r to the chief cashier. On the Ittli of April he received a cheque fur 1071. 14s. 4d. from ws. Buck. enwhymmiare. for carriage from Poole to '" 4 .01, and he nary acennetal to Mr. Hargreen, the chief ""hire, for 411. Se. Id He was enhertnently summated, as 4,ti, ivories were discovered in his arecients, and he rendered • , •turn of seine he 68.w:sired and sot accounted for. lo the awe of Fry, it appeared Haat •be hail been in the 'mica. of the weepier for 14 years so clerk, but doring the io test. yen" he bail hese emplilyed as collector of out sto.dog eccounts, awl it was his duty to account for the e-re.et of mon e y eith er t o sesnfred er the chief cashier xtyytord woe 'exposited co the' al of April, mad Fry two 111 " .aft•rw.hll., os account of dell-lemurs in both their wtowits. It was moved by the chief cashier that be bed wee rweires of Fry for • annitor rims, ainouating to hod heiM paid to him awl sot segmented for. Nonexempt soden/we was merely tetickrett to jostifr s mood for as iasestigazioe, sad the prisooers were aossal rsair mewedwl wild Maeda, asst. le wa s state.l that the defaleati , ms mire isly discovered moulded to spirants of SAC THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 23, 1861. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. WARN L1828.-(THIS DAY.) (n =craw razaaars.) MANCHESTER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoci. In the railway share market to-day busi ness is almost at a standstill. In one or two instances prices are quoted 1 per cent. better, and in others 1 per cent. worse than at 4 o'clock yesterday, and this is the full extent of the variation. London and North Western stock is now quoted 931 to ; Great Western, 72 to ; • , 119/ to ; Laicashire and Yorkshire, 1091 to 1 ; Caledonian, 961 to MI, South Eastern, 791 to IS ; Eastern Counties, 42 to I ; and GrmiNortheru, 109} to 104. mbairdo-Venetian Railway shares are steady, at 1 die. to par. Great Western of Canada Railway shares are weaker, whilst Great Luxembourg and East Indian Railway stock are in demand. WIDIJIMIT MUM MID WNW. 110.11.41 R um " . 010410, Fier I Oaks tady I yesterdy. Sol p.m. CITY HANDICAP. Three-quarters of a mile. Spicebos, Angels Lustre, The Speaker. Cmroood, catcher, Lonashot, Wearl, Harriett, Princeu Maud, Squire Niue, and Nelia an here. PAID Favor .—Yorkrniustew and Whitmirell. TWO-YEAR-OLD STAK FA. T. "TR Marisolo. Lanchesis, Lord Albert, Rannenlale, and Red Taps ore here. TRADESMAN'S CUP. Two miles. Wildman, Avalanche, First Lord, Lady Trespass, The Rap, Rosamond, Desmond, Snapdragon, and Ivsnhotf are here. VOLUNTEER CORPS •YPAKEB. Orie mile 240 yank , Lopcateber, Helenas, Trwailiaa, Caller Ow, awl Pebble are here. SELLING HANDICAP. One mile.Ml Pe winkle, sad H 1111 Creeper, Trothpliaht. Miss Hope I are here. Dunstalile, Squire' P eirce, bhle, T QUEEN'S PLATE. Three miles 240 yards. Wymistay, North Lancashire, Harriett, First Lord, Elgoire Peirse. Longshot, Ivanhoff, Upperhand, Demon Northwohl, Wildman, Lady Trespass, Angelo, COMM, Palawan are here. AILILIVED.—Ben Webster. trine LATEST BETTING. TRADESMAN'S CUP. 5 to 2 apt brushoff 5 to 2 Avalanche 6to 1 Resenwed 6 W 1 Desamed THE DERBY. 100 to 3 apt Dictator all ,BUIEWeL4II•••rvaL ILle i lNitz..lar.A.Proisio llsokbunt . r : ' sad__ I'm IDes DWl tosoussinkk BAolol XOl lizaowe . . ii. 11 Ili ila. 4 6 7 97 fie 1161 17,1 lOort and Bead= 1 ADs i A no &v. until B no Is paid & Debits and Delimit Jon Dowd., Perth, &Ant's LW Anglian Learn Comilla Maim Union, Stock • _ Da. _ Stock LI Eut Baa r:l! nt .' ur !g h GlA•g9w tdlnbro',Pertla Dundee I Forth and Clyde Auto ,olaano. & IL Wlllll4lll I West Northelkothod Gnat Northern Do. • Block Do. B Stock Ot. loath& Weil (Its) Greta Western Do.StairratOualth Lanceddre& Yortddre to London and Blackwall Lon.,MOton..t3.Coatt Loadon.Mathon.,&Dor London & North Wed& ... . isrrzß PROM THE HON. MRS. TELVERTON. The following letter bas been received by Nies Johnston tram the Hon. Mrs. Yelverton, in reply to the transmission of 58/., as first Instalment of the Yelverton Food from Cavan : "My dear Miss Johnstoo,—lt is almost impossible to convey to you iu a note of thanks all that I have felt towards you since the occasion of our short meeting at the Gresham. At that time, the few words you said and your quiet demeanour contrasted forcibly to my mind with the excited demonstrations arousal me, and the subsequent time has but *erred to make you stand out in still clearer relief as one of the foremost of the earnest workers. Your indefatigable real, your constant allergy, your determined courage, and disregard of minor obstacles(whose name I too well know is '), must rank you in my opinion and intimation as one of the truest friends whom my sor rows have raise! up for me. I leave it to you to convey to all these kind 'hearts who have assisted me the deep I feel foe this timely help. It has DOW become canoe of tummy reran justice. The appeal to over throw the verdict will be beard the latter end of May or June next If it be properly met we have very little fear, but their efforts are now turned to overwhelm me in the expense of • Mcottish suit of the moat unheard-of cha• meter: more ' Biddy Coles' have heels given their lesson, and no one knows, WM those who have suffered, how much money it takes to unmask one calumny. In conclu sion. allow me to say that I think your efforts have been crowned with unusual swam, mid the result I must attri bute to yourself, as none else, however willing, has accom plished but a comparative success.—Believe rue, sincerely you" " Tema YZISZITUN." k k k OS. U 34. 101 M. Ia KlO 0,1 London& South Weston, Load °ode rry&Colorol n Do. and Ha liao.,Sbe I . ALlooolath otropolDra I. 100 saidiaLd Wee 114 e Do. New at. 100 De. Blne.lk 60 an Md. (It. Wie. (In.) 16 ell Yid gent 100 ell Newcastle and Carlisle le 9 Newry& ArsaactadeL. 10 all Newry. Werreop.eassa 61. 100 Norfolk St. 100 North BALM St. all North bayou /AMID. St all Dn. A Do. G.N.iParO: Do. Le Os et. 11( Ilk iIE ito 00 North London an North&S.Wooters/mhe 174 North Starfordshlr•.. _ _ 511 I st — ern Counties Herald. . I! Rhymer Scottish Central Scottish N. X Aber.ll6 Scottish 111.11sacl Shropshire Union . Sittangboarnsetliliesent South Devon South Eastern Saab Wales L Mufti& limbo Medan W l lad aZa Mao Alibi Tall Vele I ailw. Ds. I.::at Nara wog Cornwall IW.Hartlapoolllarla.til Want lahllsag-oziord Maw = Daft PLENZZINCI MAYS. tle . Joe. Not Anglian. 4,1 p. oR Do. F Tp. P. et. Do. C.ot. /Oar. Ne..6p.oL - Nal Do. do. Nat Do. Now p. el se &Mom WY" 4 p. al Ufa It Glasgowt p. .t Groot Northern, 6 D. et. Do.6c.red.at l.p.ckpea Do. N per osut. Da6p.e. feting 6 pope. M.N. Scotland, let Prof. etWost.(Borkottlantio Do. rodeos. y p. oust Do. redeems. 6 p. p est Do. isrodona 4 et. Do.6p&rm. Fret Sl .d.rodoem Fret um Do. Do.ChooterPtllk.lpe. Do. do. da Pp. n Do. Mrs. Goa Wok Do. Mal Or. Skim Do. do. do Do. do. do Lona& Yakked O p.e.St Loa& Bright.. 6 p e. Ono tit No. t Do.tp.a do. act Do. p.o. do. ... Do. tr. do. do. 1 1.4 De. p.c. d Do. p.o.prf eh d 0... Da/p.c. FM. Stock.. Dallp.o.do. (W. L&C.1..) De is t Iv.LWI LoaCitatkon oadDtivor LLNW.Oov.t LAS.W. /pall 113. 14:./10L anbr itsallp.st. Do. AS Do. le pox ant .. Do.erdossobto ..at. NdloodOoos.Op.e.noM Do.Oom Dr. & 8.0p.e Do. 41 p.a. Fri Stock Do. W.& &Minn 4 p.c. Norfolk 6 p. 4.1.4. Stock North SAO'S 6 precut Do. Now Gus. 6 p. et. Do. Border thnioo raft N.Nra—Cons. p.e.PrL D.. So. do Do. Leeds a p.et. Na iNk York. H. t two. Nora INollordstilro BeeMli Oest. Now Int 505t.1.N.4 pool. Pr 01.114 DRAW. 0.0 p.n. Da P p. et. Pref. Stook S. Doom Fixed p. Lira (B.ad. An. 41.0.6) Do. 14 pow cent Do. And 44 per soot S. Wain pa 4 co t om Da 61 per S. Torfn toe p. e. gea. 114ask.aDarlingfp Do. do. BO pa Do. do. C4p.o. Wok/La Kilkenny 'p.c. W.1414-00.1strukot Do. do. 2nd do Do. Non, 5 p. et. Prot Do.do.porp. 0 pet. prof. 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EXITISH MOIJIMIONS. _ _ _ IL IPd I itenarani. 1 Mains prime II Sales t.dal I yesterday. I to I .a. 1110 sal atAantle & Bs. IA 116 MI -- M. 100 Bora. Bar. &C. 1 / 2 479.0. 96 177 _ IS all Do. do. B. - . •- •-•- 110} all fluffalo&LakeHoronlil 41 11} - 10 all Do. Preference II 7 SI 100 100 linff.,ltrent,.&Oodericli ewe. Bda., Aug. 1.1872 endoreedbißufl&L.H. 76 80 ISO 100 Do. lay 1, 1873, ditto O6 70 -.. 100 100 Do. Juno 1, 1874. ditto M 70 - I all Calcutta &8. Beaten I 6} - 20 10 CapeTADoektlp.e.gua lf 1; dla 8/ 10Is 74 Ceylon, frua. ag tfer cent } die pax Eaidern Be I } die - - St 100 lAA Indian 10 sll De. Jubbulpore - - - all all Do. 4; p. et. Debent PT 80 - 1W all Do. 6p. et do llBl 9 9 4 - 100 all Do. do. do. IdeS-70 911; 99; 20 all Oeelon & Melbourne - -•-• 110; 0; 100 Grand Trunk of Canada 1111 20} -. 9all Do. 1) per at. Pref. 100 all D 0.840.11,10 p.a.Be II ell - 100 all Do. II per et. 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Pot, Mla 1,006086 M. 1,008,0801,008,0800 IL Lot sad W 096 MA London 1,030600 81.. St. Kathertm 180,806 It Southsamica 800,000 IL Victods %OM DI Da. Nov aovuNl 18,00000 10,0001 10, 11,600 000 I 6,000 60.003 10,000 82,1001 • ea! 10,000, 60.001 26 oce Do. De?:v.6p.alsa.l3ll. De. 6 per amt. 1381 Do. Spa mt.. 14134 Do. 6 per et. Fektlug. Do. Oper et. K0r.144 Do. 6 per omit Ceit WI/loped p.c81386 do. 140 Do . . do. 1151 New Ileaosw.Gov.6p.4. S. 8. Weir Ov. 6p. e. WA Do. 5 p. 8, 1671 M We Do. 6 p. 0., DIN Nova beotla 6p. at 36 6 1 Deb. redeem 117_ 6 . 3. Aust. Oov. 6 p.c. Beads Vle. Uv. 6p. e. J 68.4131, I Do. do. Ip.e. A• 8404 Kona Fs iiki iii '- .. Dev. G. Cem i e e l e ") .. liadi Dead ( .. Due Quuten .. D.Wl.ll.reel (TavieeL) .. enabler IK. Aabra. .. area eastli c Ta blii .. O.lVb. Alfred .. Grueville .. Eared alto. Elapiaa Dowse May Lk* yam' Birth SgriDowas N. N. Timm * 4 Wb. Br (M ad North Whval Par Coaa (IL Providing, (17=) bartddieoaa. 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I nide& 16 1 b 10 Aagloaledeam lent .. all 14 11l - 111 •11,306wr00 a Rotterdam' 84 61 - !6100021 Amstrallaa Agrleul..... 19 80 RI - 1111 all Arliatra ame 10 Berths Waterworlu.... all 4 al - SI II IlailitalilralLB.79.o. II I/ Na 101 ._. - 60 Brit American Lod . 60 - ... - $ 011 1 = It harden 6.010 SO NUR Dish /Aug. Tel..• an OS IS .- II all le Gralessina. - - -2,51 l 10 Do. • T p•• • 16111111 a ll 19 ... SO Onramant lam * RaU. 114 121 - 11.719 TO Do. 0 - la at a a Mrassaan - _ 1.916 821 Canada Load all 110 113 21 dla - 1.000 10 Clamed IslanslaTN. 414 all -.-. .... *lO ' Parlak B 24 de 131) 1130,000 St Cop.),li.ofteg.4lftsift an -..- - 93 all Rolm ef Prance .. - 1,002023 St. Crystal - Mao* lOO 31 81 004 II * all 'Oda RNA* Bma. 6 p.. 6. - - I - 140,820 at Do. rrefarasett - ... 110,000 in. Do. 6p. at. Peep. Delt HO 106 100 ~ - !0 all OS. Losembig. Coast. fill. 61 7 11 7 some 10 Eastleallalrrig.9 Canal 1 1) 4 dts - 10 all HANN lamellae - - 700.003 81. Ineenia Telegraph .... 191 66 07 - 110 all lake Constance dt Sale .. - .. MN 16 Do. New lf - -Ns - /0 all Users and Turnhont .. - - 70,000 6 Lug. and Aust. Cop. - II 511 Lyons and Geneva .... .. - - 10,000 14 Can, Steam Narlmatlom 14 - - - ON an Ilasia Antonia - - - 00,000 I Great Ship (united) ..) all 4 I 4 30 all Nua.&LJege t r 1 . 1 . 20 .460 A a _ ~.... IDo Inver cent Prof. all I -, 10 all Do. op.a.Prf. BelgeoT. - 11,000 I tat.. Makt Tel. (L).. 4 .- - Ns - DI all Northern . 1 - 16 15 Do. New Shares - - -pa - 1:00:00: 10 Loa. Oest ini tSnal ia, * Sma c2 C 22 l t 111 1 1 t 1. 92, i r 10 all Norwegian Trent Tref 0 9 - 90,000 10 llodlterynneanlneaTel. all - - - 10 11 Ottomin SinymaAldlni 7 /1 dim - 11,000 10 ifedlter. Ex. TeL (Ura.) all 21 S . - 10 all Paris, Lyon.. and Meet 1164 374 - 10,100 U National 1114 count Co.. & I 1 ale - 90 all Pails sod Urbana 66 14 - 6,000 SO Nerbodilaensler Irma.) 6 04 dl. -. 10 17 ,Reetf• and 8. Yranelaoo - 11,310 10 Netherlands Laud ~ .. all -. ,- - I (Pornarnbuco , g. 7p. o. 41 4Ca - 60,000 6 Do. Ip. 4., Is. atiills. all 1 1 - 10 114 Raga and Dunsblllll - - - 1.724 NO N. Brans. &N. Scot. LI. 80 A 10 10 all Royal Danish - 13 9 ,076 IN. Brit. Australasian.. an 4 1 - 11 an Royal Swedish - ..- - 60,000 1 *Mal Cu 4 all Do. 7 per oast - .. 90,040 1 Do. " New thane' .. 1* par 4 pat .. 10 all lamb* and Ream_ -. $1 .4 - .0,... 1. ,„,... fn. Atm. Mai.. b --Ns 84 IS all Dn. 51 per opal tree - 000,000 litt. Peel Ever Dealt MU. 100 Al LS - 19 4 flamPaulodlas.),./paret. 4 , 1 14 dl . - 10,000 60 Psalm. and Orlea. 844•84 all n n - 16 16 S.Aust.,t Lons-Vemetlaa Ws par 151 *OW 60 Do. New 3O 12 13 gimi W an Southern of Trams.... U - 40,000 20 118 es a Ind. Tot 0.41 iiil 174 111 - M I 4/1 West Flanders - 10,000 60 lthymbey Iron an IN 111 - 141 all Do. 54 per cwt. 12.1- 01 - 10,000 111 Do. New ill 414 io 1 - W West et N hum .W. of 10 31 - 15,000 100 Royal Mal Steen - IS 0 48 47 10 6 W 4411111111 tif Arida .... - - - 100,000 84, Ugh Anat. Inwutle lOO 127 130 - I lan *loNanea - ... - 14,100 16 th Australian Laud all 33 16 - DMITITAS MICK& now 1 btuarino TeL Scrip .. all 1 - IW,OOO 1 Do. do. Ragistorod.. an 4 - So` I Sat I 1 129011. IPdI CL vices. I Sales 11,100 10 Do. 4n. - 1444116 BC, fillNorth.ip.e.lanikly la 'l6 100 1 - 139.0 10 et 0 62. of Australia WASS! ill Nerfolkip.e.llar..l6494 114 111 a - (I ladled; Tint Issue] 1 i Ip• - 12. fila I et. IN. Isql Ip.et. J ',LW Ily IMO 96 146 - 60.00 , 115 st.ttn.Cei. ti.Ciinada 6 ... .... .. - I 11l 114464141 a N. last 4m. of 91 OS -. I 37 . 000 4 1:11. 61112d..111 Ted 11.1.1 1 I 111 iPa 117767 kIl J W.kUss4o3l.--41p.0t. ,100 - - - MOW 1•1 ss Diesoci•l.o4 15 4• l• -• MONEY MARKET.-(77.11 S DAL) Two o'CLocw. The funds to-day are dull, at yesterdays pricey with very little business. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange the transactions have been upon an exceedingly limited stale, and prices pre sent no variation worth mentioning. The weekly court at the Bank of England has broken up without altering the rate of discount. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 09fr. 40c., being sc. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 912, I, and f for money, and 912 and for the account. The pre sent quotations are 91} for cash, and 91i " sellers," for the 6th of June. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, I ; New Three per Cents., 892, , f; India Stock, 226, ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1012 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 96 ; ditto Bonds, 21s. dis. ; Five-and•s-Half per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 100 ; Exchequer Bills, 68., 2s. dim. Marine, 13-16 to 15-16 pr nu. ;Universal Marine In surance, 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, i dia. to par ; Natal Land, f to preen. ; and China and Japan Steam, prelu . Turkish Bonds retain a tendency to improve ment. The Loan of 1854 is quoted to day 711 to 72, and that of 1858, 561 to 57. Other foreign stocks are quiet. Mexican remains dull. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 881 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 64 (ex change, 126.) ; ditto Four per Cent. Certifi cates, for account, 991 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 221 ; New Granada Active, 163 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 911, ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 43} ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 74, ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 661, 57, 561. At the meeting to-day of the creditors of Messrs. Ede and Co., in the Levant trade, it was resolved to accept 20s. in the pound, payable iu instal ments extending over twelve months, with interest at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, as previously agreed to at a meeting at Constantinople. In the discount market the supply of money has somewhat increased, but 6 per cent. is the lowest rate for good bills. At the Bank of England the demand yesterday was moderate. 8,0001. in gold was purchased by the Bank yester daibe amount of gold taken for New York yester day by the City of Washington was 207,0001., and by the Bortrusia 30,0001., making the aggregate de spatched since the end of November, 6,037,000/. The wheat market yesterday was heavy, and Mon day's prices could not be obtained. The foreign arrivals are large, chiefly from the Baltic. The Liverpool cotton market exhibits increasing activity.. The sales yesterday reached 25,000 bales, and prices were quoted Id. to Id. higher than on Friday. The quarterly sales of Guatemala indigo com menced yester da y. Prices ruled 3d. to 61 higher than in February. Some additional amounts of the New Zealand Six per Cent. Loan were taken yesterday and Tuesday. The list remains open at the Union Bank of Australia at 1011. 15s. per cent. At a meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Yorke, of the Peterborough and (kindle Bank, just held at Peterborough, the liabilities were computed at 163,6061., and the meets at 53,625 E., exclusive of the value of the furniture, plate, dm. The chairman ex premed a belief that the creditors will eventually get sa. in the pound. It was resolved to wind up the estate under a deed of assignment, a 'resort to the Court of Bankruptcy being strongly deprecated. Mr. Ball, of the firm of Quilter and Co., is to be asso ciated with a committee previously appointed. A meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Richard Clarke and Sons, cotton spinners, was held at Manchester on Tuesday. The liabilities amount to 33,0001., and the assets to between 6,0001. and 7,0001. It was proposed to pay a composition of 2s. llt.L in the pound, and this, it is understood, wi T h e aeptP4.l. he committee appointed at the recent meeting of the creditors of Mr. Thomas Dowling, timber merchant, having gone through the accounts, recommend the creditors to accept the composition offered, viz., 6e. in the pound, payable in instal ments at two, four, and six mouths. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,6221. , the Great Northern an increase of 2,900/. ; the Great Western an increase of 4,8811. ; and the London and South Western an increase of 4,332/. The second call of 51., making 101. is to be paid on the new shares in the Loudon Chartered Bank of Australia by the Ist of July. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, gas and coke dock, and other shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange list : Insurance.—Allianos Bntialt and Foreign, 161 ex div. ; Atlas, 131. I ; Argus Life, 29 ; Eagle, 7 ; Globe, 1001; Guardian, 511 ; Imperial Life, 221 ; Indemnity Marine, 137, 1314; Law Fire, ; Law Life, 81 es div. ; London, 43' London and Provincial Marine, lj ; Marine, 100; Oman Marine, 81; Plenix, 1551 ex div. ; Rock Life, Si ex div. ; Royal F.:change, 306; Universal Shrine, 2i. Gas and Coke.—Brighton and Hove, 21 Great Central, 101 ; Imperial, 821, 83: ditto New, 571 ; London, 67 ; United General, 24 ; Westminster Chartered, 71; ditto New, 22; Western, 16f ex div. Loam—East and West India, 116 ; Loudon, 491, I. Canals.—Grand Junction, 59; ditto Guaranteed Six per Cent., 121 ; Kennet and Avon, 1; Regent's, 231. Waterworks.—East London, 126, 127. With reference to the market for American Secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : The market in London for American securities has, sines our last, been firmly supported. There continues to be a rood inquiry for Federal mad States Stocks and Railroad A considerable business hos been done in Illinois Central and in Erie shares, quotations for which have touched 371 discount, and 221 respectively ; but ..t the close the market is weaker in tone, chiefly caused by fears of worse political news coming by the nails shortly " The Bank Act of 1844," is the title of a pam phlet just issued by Mr. Henry Brookes (published by Effingham Wilson). The author sets himself to prove that " Free trade iu gold" is " not incom patible with our standard of value," and to show what he considers "the true remedy for ruinous fluctuations in prices and in the Bank rate of dis count." The subject, as to the importance of which there cannot be two upiuious, is handled in a way calculated to suggest useful reflections. Want of spate precludes our analysing Mr. Brookes' views in detail. . — Mr. John Cronan was yesteiday appointed agent for Lloyd's at Mecatnia (Labrador). Wzonenn Emilio. WATES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CA.ocr.. The British mining share market to-day is quiet, with only moderate transactions. East Carudon shares have experienced a further slight improve ment, and are marked 26. East Wheal Grenville, East Wheal Basset, New Wheal Frances, South Cam Brea, Great Wheal Fortune, and West Beton shares leave gibs, .dealt in. I been _ In foreign aril colonial mining shares there is no alteration whatever, scarcely any business having been done. We are requested to ~tats that the share list of the Glau-y-Pwll Slate Company will be closed on the 25th inst. A telegram received yesterday announces that the sale of banes tiu by the Dutch Trading Company will be held on the 26th of June, in Amsterdam, and consist of 138,413 slabs, adding 20,000 if they arrive in time. The conditions will be the same as last year. At Fiat Rosewarne Nine meeting, yesterday, the accounts showed a credit balance of 4151. tic 10d. At a sale of copper ore, held at Swansea on the 21st inst., 1,968 tons wore sold for 23,80 N. 10s. d. The following stimulate were realism' by the different mines : Tons. 518 299 cobra &wham' Knockulabon Hallyeummisk Wallaroo Crooebeee Tifrooy Ins& E 14,546 4 0 5,320 6 0 2,166 6 6 827 9 665 11 0 05 11 0 95 11 0 151 11 6 £23,80810 6 Consols, which closed yesterday at 911 for the 6th of June, opened this morning at 91k" buyers," and closed "sellers" at that fraction. For money the last price was 914 to g. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 913, ; ditto, for account (June 8), 914 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 894, 3, ; New Three per Cents., 893, 11, ; New Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 76 ;30 Years Annuities, 1885, 15 ; Bank Stock, 2334 ; India Stock, 226 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 101, 4,4, t, 4. The Indian Five per Cent, stock was quoted this afternoon 1014 to • the Five per Cent, rupee ppaa r, 9 1 3 0 t to; and 94 ; Ex t c hr ieci F:iv e e- r rd-a - lls, c -Half T6r 99 to . I. the foreign stock market there was again a good demand for Turkish Bonds, which rose t per cent. The impulse still rests with the succe - ssful result of the independent exertions lately made to secure the punctual remittance of the dividend on the loan of 1858. The Bonds of 1854 close.) at 714 to 4, and those of 1858 at 56} to 57. Mexican Bonds remain dull at 224 to Other foreign stocks were quiet, but steady in price. No alteration occurred to-day in the market for bank, land, steam, or miscellaneous shares. The closing quotations for shares iu new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine In surance, 34 to 4 prem. ; Thames and Mersey APPALLING SCENE ON A WINDERVIII,E STEAMER. Os Tuesday, in nousulueuce of the large number el eseaniewista from Preston for Windermere, and the cheap trains thither from other towns, Bownese was very mai memded, and the three steamers on the lake were leaded with passengers from the various landing places, wards= te view the beauties of the locality, and to wiry the pismire af • mil on the Queen of the Lakes. Oee et the do Of the Windermere Steam Yach t tom. :oat. y the lady at the lake, left the pier at Boomer for •mkleefisy at • quarter pest twelve o'clock, with deck end ashie pemisegars, variously estimated at from 3/0 to Mk. bug eowddsrably MOM than the legal n um b er , an d more than she was able to carry. Persona left behi n d ea rp r i l er r were astounded to see her lurching and rolling on the inter Es though in • heavy ma, as she passed low the paddlewheels being alternately lifted en ti re ly ou t a t the wager, Before she had proceeded a mile on her Jamey WSW made its appearance in the cabin, to the eurpries of the pasesegers and this surprise wa s heightened to eionetweatien. and even to terror with some, when they fined that it increased in height. The rebut pee sews embed on deck in • state of the wildest alarm, the lea= shrieking for help, and the panic became Ude satibahle, whet. the trey that the vessel was sinking went through the dense mem of people on deck. The captain W seeseteined boyocel doubt that the vessel had sprung a sucker leak, ran her whore 00 the lenceshire ode at the lake, where the Hawkaworth road approaches the water, end • little to the north of Careen's Island. Here the cenfecion became worse confounded, some of the pessingen leaping into the water and struggling to get ashore, te the imminent risk of their lives, and many received severe ejrsir and brunet. Two females were Nair*aserss is the water, one of them being the deteghtar if Hr. Peen:day, of Lune-street, Prestoa, who kept hate the Ike from sheer terror ; happily, both were safely mewed. The majority, however, were got ashore without either bruise or immersion. The passengers remeleed en the hank of the lake until the returnee steamer bus Andiseide, it having been signalled for by the SWIM. Addle of the ainkiag vessel, came up and took them a for Dolma Tketright of the passengers was greatly inc reued by the enapiaten that the holler had burst. This arose from the eutinetias of the fire by the water, which rose rapidly after the haw was discovered. The great volume of deem thee created caused the same feeling to be shared by perminee heard the other versale ma the lake, who, when =is:w the steamer run ashore, were convinced sums ankient had occurred. Blomlin, of Niagara celebrity, arrived at South ampton Wm zooming from Now York. ANOTH/LI CULNOLL/II ACCIDINT accident occurred yesterday at the mediates of Mr. X Ward, Sousersereetteet, Whitechapel, which, it is feared, will ter. mimeo fatally to Miss PluebeCrinley, aged 114. Tu. unfor tunate sufferer is weak in intellect. Her chiseller took firs, and she me from the kitchen into her bed-room, enveloped in flames. Her screams brought assistance, and she was conveyed to the London Hospital, where every assistance was rendered, but nut the alighted hopes are entertained of her recovery. RAILWAY Couturreme.—ln their report to the Committee of the House of Commons, jest presented by the Admiralty, on the South Yorkshire Cuenpany's Exten sion, the undertaking is approved of, on coalition that the pro p osed railway •iaduct & cr ow the Trent is constructed with two openingsof rill feet span each, soil that the other bridge be constructed on plans approved by the Admiralty. The same requirements are also insisted upon from the West Midland and Severn Valley Railway in the construction of their line over the Severn. A committee is appointed to sit and consider the following bills, on the reeseembling of the house :—Neweastle.on.Tyn• Railway Extensions, North Eastern Railway Extensionsand Amalgamation, Carlisle and Silloth Bey Railway, Cleveland Railway, and West Hattie. pool Railway. The total number of schemes for eaeryieg out the Thames Embankment and Ittilway before the com missioner, amounts to about 40, :mil it is stated that in the event of their recommending to parliament the construction o f an embankment between Westminster and Loodon-bridge, they will couple with that recommendation another for the embankment ..f the river to a still greater extent both above and below bridge. A nivel •I AL PROPAOATION OF SALMON. —Sron troxxwino PONDIL--flu Saturday last Mr. liuieß Super intendent of Fishing, accompanied by Mr. Bertram, Edinburgh, visited the ponds at Stormondeld, for the purpose of giving instructions respecting the migration of , the admen fry into the Tay, as during the previous week the keeper of the ponds had observed strong nidisigions of a desire for freedom on the part of the finny tribe. On the sluices being raised, • large number of smote, of good size and flee condition, got into the reservoir at the side of the river, as also one trout, which had been kept in ward for three years, in order to afford evidence as to whether the salmon fry will grow in heels water without going to the sea. The fish, however, was found to he only as large spin as an ordinary smolt. The parrs in the ponds, of the same age as the smelts, were only about the sins of minnows, with, however, the parr murk clearly defined. The ova of the fry, sent into the river on Siturday, was taken from salmon aloae, awl was depeeited in th e b oxes between 15th November and the 13th Deember. 1.159. The ova deposited is estimated to have produced 210,000 fish. As already 'gated, the ova in the boxes was wholly that of rinse, yet only about one. h.ilf of the fry have reached the roodition smoke ; the other moiety have all the appearance of continuing, as usual, porn for another year. This is, perhap., the net impor tant feature is last year's opecttions. it may be added that the smote emit from the ponds into the river are fully as large and well-coodittotred as those which have been bred in the open river. —Selessais. 11. Proutlhon's long expected book, "La Paix et la Game," is to be published to-day at Paris. The San Francisco papers may that the richest gold mines yet discovered are the Pine Alto mines, in the Amman temtory. They are lasted on the summit ..f the Sierra Metre, and are densely wooded with tall pine trees. Soon after they were iliscov.re, what was • howling waste became peopled with :t,OOO inhabitants. The lIONO trade between the Anatnilian porta and the Indian markets still continues to nourish. Two splendid horses, the Relaelava and Ahgrs Khali. have re costly been introduced jet° Adelaide from India for the parpese of ages breeding and improviag the Australian imenne. • Lontoox GIRRiltaL UtlsllCa COMPANY (LIMIT/0). —Talk receipts for week mailing May 19, 12,47.2/. Ma. 2d. tealt I 1440. 4 . . - tr 48 67 16 17 1,968 The next sale is fixed for the 4th of June, when the fol lowing amounts will be offered :—Bearhaven 455 tons ; Knockmahon, 347 ; French Ore 163 ; San D omingo, 24 ; Bristol Regulus, 8 ; pod Austral i an, 1 ton. From South Crenver (May 21) Captain E. Chegwin re ports :—ln the &trod shaft, sinking below the 105. the lode is 14 foot wide, producing good stones of copper ore, but not to value. We have taken down the lode in 105 east, and find it about 9 inches wide, producing stones of copper ore. Our tribute pitches in bottom of 105 are look ing well. South mine—ln the 51 crosscut south the days."oun is favourable. We expect to cut the lode in a few From Hawkmoor Stine (Nay 21) Captains J. Richard s andJ.T. Phillips state :—" The lode iuBo west is 2 feet wide, composed of quarts, capel, mundic, sad spots of copper ore. In the 70 west the lode is from 2to 24 feet wide, composed of quartz, capel, and occasional stones of copper ore. The 60 and 50 levels out are suspended. and the men pat to stops in back of 50 east, where the lode is most productive. In :50 west the lode is from 1 to 2 feet wide, composed of quartz, capel, muu,lic, and spots of copper ore occasionally. The lode in the stopes, hack of the 50 mat, are worth 2 tons of copper ore per fathom. The pitch in bock of 30 is sus pended, and the men put to drive a 23 on the course of the lode, which is a fine course of ore, and worth 3 tons per fathom. West Hawkmoor : In the adit west, on No. 2 lode, the lode is as yet small, but continuing to produce a small quantity of saving work for copper ore. From Wheal Arthur Captain T. Carpenter reports (May 21) :—" The old lode in edit level west is 4) feet wide, pro ducing 15 ton of copper ore per fathom. During the . past week the mew have been engaged in lengthening the rise in back of edit level west, which is now 18 feet long, and the lode worth 601. per fathom on an average for the length of the rise. We have driven the 150 4 fathoms south on boun dary croiscoune, but not yet cut the lode, which cannot, however, be far off, judging from previous heaves and the fact that the mad has lately become wet and the crossconrse producing stones of copper ore occasionally." From North Dolcoath MieeCaptainJ. Vivian reports(May 20) :—" We are progressing rapidly with the sinking of the engine shaft, which is now about 84 fathoms below the 20, and shall thus soon—and at a small cost—reach a depth where we shall have a chance of making a good discovery, answering to the rich omen which we passed through near the surface. The lode became disordered immediately under the goasan but as we get deeper it improves in diameter, and is Producing occasionally some good stones of lead and copper, with a small quantity of native silver imbedded in fluor spar. In the 20 east we are in deity expectation of intersecting the crosscourse, east of which, in the 10, we had a much more promising lode than west of it, and we therefore hope for a favourable change in this level after passing the same point. We have discovered some small veins of black copper ore in the 10 north. are still stripping down the disordered groued by the side of the level, to ascertain if there is more lode to be found." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. 001t1C-IMPERIAL AVERAOL44. Kbeat.rariey. Oda. Rye. iroaf ,o lPra. las lad 371 64 244 Id 364 114 414 ad 04 654 RI 374 34 els 6.1 374 104 34 31/4 431 Kr ad i 174 114 244 8.1 3 14.1 444 74 404 ad Ids 441104 10d 314 7.1 454 2.11424 111: ad Us 04 1 30. 44 264 04 1 0, 04,134 104 4..4 114 SU 441334 114 2:04 11 334 04644 4d ad - - - -,- 34411d,244 64 3Y /414 4 114404 44 Aprlll3 .. May 4 ... • 11 18 elx weeks' Agg. I ----- Averagp ' DTITT.-1 1 /Imat, Earley, oste, Rye. Beans. sad rem, le. Eseuse OR M SOLD Leer Wa►a.—Wtieet. 70,146. barley, 10.133 ; Gate, 9,03: rye. 43 : beans, 4,469: paw 191 quarters. DIAGRAM ssownel Tat FLUCTUATIONS IX Tall AVIuAGS FlllOll Or MUTAT DURING TIN SIX wma JAMUL Mew Apeil 13. Aprlllo. Ape/IA. 1168 4. May 11. May Is . ---- -- -- MII .. .. .. 66 8 .. .. • ~... • • • • 63 4 .. 1 .. " '....... 1..... " 14 4 .. t .. .. 1 .71-6.....• MINCING LANE.-(?HIS DAY.) SUGAR.—The public sales of 'foreign are promising he►vily, and the market generally has a dull appearaace. Refined steady at last week's quotations. CUFFS& —Tins article has a cony firm appearance, and a fair demand exists at fully previous rates. Plantation Ceylon sold, flue Sue ordinary, I7s. rd. ; midilling, 735. to 79e. Native Ceylon sold, Gls. G.L to 625. Rio, good ordi nary sold Ma. to riTs. ; fine ordinary, G2s. to Ms. TEL—The public sales are going off without spirit. Rica continuer out of demand. Rua in but lhoited demand. Corrox. —Prices are .ready. No sal,' reported to-day. PINEvro void 2.i MACE sold onlimay to middling, 11d. to Is. dd. • Ssurravaa sale. Markets generally quiet to-day. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted Zsa. ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 5145. ; May to June, sns. ; October to December, 555. to Ms. 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is about the same as on Thww• day last. Trade i. very dull, and Monday's quota tions are with difficulty realised. Sheep and lambs are not quite as plentiful as on this day week ; but the supply exceeds the demand; prices are not much altered. Gond calves are in demand but inferior kinds are oot selling. Our foreign supply consists of 210 beasts, 1,700 sheep, and 148 calves. llilch cows , 90. • • Per stow of bibs. P. d. Best Scots, llorofds. 4 8 Boat Short-horrui . 4 Second qual. beast ' s 3 0 C4lvel s. A. I 4 10 4 8 4 0 6 6 Per 4one of BTha. 4. .1. S. d. Dett Dos& LitandeNh ♦ 10 5 0 Dent Long-w 0015.... 0 0 0 Dn. do. Shorn .... 4 8 4 10 Eves k second qnaL 0 0 Nes 13(.1 Dm, & fitt-Are.l3 0 - Do. do. Sham 'Arab, ioii c 0 7 0 Sheep Pip, 170. and lambs. 7.5_`0: Calve 2:..3 SMITHFIELD HAT MARKET.—(THIS D.I . ) Messrs. DSvk and Co. report trade slow. Prime meadow bay, 755. to 86s. ; superior ditto, 90s. fn lo'vt. ; inferior ditto, 50i. to 605.; clover, old, 955. to ITtri. ; ditto, new, second cut, 80s. to 100 s. ; strAw, a/.. to Vs. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LATTRPOOL, MAT at—Blrkenhea.l. PSI Fe} -Eastern Counties, .J 12.16 U 15.16-Great Nmiltern, ~•• Great Western. 72t lure and Yt•rkshire at.. V. Jo-di 104-Dto-lon and 7 . :.ctlt Wester' Mock. 551 %I.:- 16u,50: and !Muth Western, NI Pl4-Matichesier. und tdr.eola, 41} 41 -Midland stoek 1194 111.1-Dirta new sham, 11 I p - North Britih, 62: el-North 10,10,d0x1dre. if 4; d. - la.wth Eastern, Berwick. 111 lOtj-Ditto Yurk and North Slidlurni. 00 WI-DM° Lc: , I . 6pital r,:s--so.tsn• Doer. 24 114-We,t Midland, Gafford, 4ct - Hur.m. 4 10-19 6-botch lthenddl, 1 2! d:-4lrand Mink of Canada, 4 15 16 5 1.:4-nreat Imacralutitru, 6 16.10 :-.treat Western of Canada 11 11!-Ditto new shares, d.-111.tholi C 061011,0) set d.-Yew York and the, 21} 2.1-Tkames and Mersey Insurance. ; • P. ?Ur Ilse market was a little deprsrae4. Great Wt , tern, 7!-L, IN, 1010,-i:0-Meld. 41; f-Rl. Melee s Cutal and hallway. class A, 24-Leeds/Es par Cent., 137-Kendal and Windermere. Pl. IXX IXORAM. 31A1 2E-Th o re wan scarcely any business 4...4 hi railway sleet I 111 Mix ma::, t to-day. !Muth Ntaffnrtis were tranmeted at 141-Dirmlnehatu Town and District tank alum at 121-Weirt idampton and htefordskint Ranks at 0.- Its m;nglium Old Canal shares were last quoted at Ito to w‘i /31,tir Valley Gasrauteed stock at 69f to 001. ar.tAT NORTHERN HOSPITAL, HING6II-CRONS.-- , rof puti.:•• for the week ending May i f! , 91S, of which A% were ream _ _ CEYNTAL PALACE ONE SFICLLTNO DAY. WELNDIDAY, MAY 2'l—Admissions 04 T ayrnent, 11,571 ditto by mason tickets, 1,364 ; total, 7,735. II 1• Tr et IA• ne. lam