The Express. — London, England, 1861-05-24 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) 00171 IT OF FROMM AND DIFOROZ. (Hite,, the Judge Ordiaery.) THE SMETHURST CASE. n4IIMMINT P. TOWLIIIII AND *TIM. The *kith, is this case propounded the will of Isabella Banks, dated the 14 of May. 1450, by which (with the ez• =4 • brooch set with brilliants sad pestle left to her friend Miselesk ire, of Walthametow) she tisqwesthed the whole of her estate and effects of what hind meow to her " siocere sad beloved (rime Thomas Seretloost e dee tee of medicine; sad appointed him her executor. Mine Jenkins had relseeed bee bequest, so that Smethurst had become wavered 'spies. Probate ins opposed by Premd Tomlin., Elizabeth Hanish hie vile. sad Louise Dank; this neat of kin of the Mmiand, elho ipleacird imam* oilier Limp Mat os the alitit of Nov.. IJ6Y , let was ceavieted of • Duman Wm, (1144 y). sod ems seattooed to • year's Om primmest, elm • he ler weleogais at the emmemormeot of the mid. It wee ceeteadert. Weave% QM is all Me geode hod been forfeited to the imam he bad so Mien* sod oesht not to receive thoseent of pretaia. To Ude piss pLustiff demurred, on the 'mad that it wee bed ia welsstanee. Dr. Plaines, Q.C., sad Dr. Swam, append or the p!Utios* , : R. bast Q.C., Mr. Swjeset Dalmatian sad Mr. Maranather for • defeadaan Dr. Plulbra ,re costeaded that though the tweet Warn; es the pont were sot many, the authorities wen quite eat. inset to show that • coovictioe of Mimi did sot 'same& tate s person from the dasher's of Ide disty as sueutor ; sad that for away niesna Yet magi he might be the executor of • paws who was Moan as easister; sad be might. there"' be the ebeneel te pre hare* in which he en aol ceseerend The tamed esseesi quoted in support of la argument a ben the went of Mr. Justice Williams, in which tW Nssasd Mee aid that there were few or so pa disabled fran ha* esio. anon. Is fart the ez any ensidesshby ' from elm tei,tratioa. le thecae cen• the esunt had amp. Ilea. io tip. other it had sat. As adaiihster was the aka of the court ; wherein an executer wee the revues. WWII of the declined. Ik SWrhey, on the mme side, retnarksd that the sextet kin were at all Coombs Dot the parties to interfere ; berme if the plaistirs rights really were forfeited , it wee for die crown to resist the grant of to him. The Court said the lla ed course! bad not dealt with eme point that arose is the awe. Titers was a specific hurled which cold only be vi rid of by releasing it to this man, and the question arose, was be capable of taking that release I II he was, then be was in • position to Incapable of cud rights, and might take *sprat:rate ; if he was not, then the bpi still remained seed; earl the case therefore re mained risalarremed by the spastic legacy. Dv. Dorm. Q.C.. said the Wean was not by the de. fembeate bet by • IV; pot ty. It was not pretooded that Dr. Senethent elee probate for the beimeit of 'ayes* bat blessell ; aid iumbeaded that the inert was not sheolidely Wand by the terms of the will to appoint hint executor. He submitted that it would sot be right for the crown to interfere until the present claim had been disputed of. It would clearly be a most in. convenient thing to appoint a felon executor ; and it was quite clear that Miss beaks when she named him in her will had no idea that be was •prsoa of that character. Mn. Serjeant Halleatiao and Kr. Hereweather followed en the same tide. — Dr. Philbacon replied. He coateaded that from the awmest NIS Desks th.d the plaintiN ►ad as 'Melee.lite right to the executorship. aad that his (sloe, had sot de prived him of the right. The only pound ow which probate scald be refused was that of ascersity, as where a rose had Immome a public /army. sad had go locus staadi is the marts. Even in the case of the pence named imeeiltar beiag a lunatic. power 1111 always reserved to him is the event of his recovery. The Court reserved its dociaioa. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS bAY.) 111APJAOROUG MEMEL HOS IMAMS AHD TH2 DOUCE. Bob Travers, the wellAsows pugilist, was lamapad before Mr. Yardley as follows t Fitch, ill C, said Mat about two this ram* b beard the dateadast baldadats sad *On s Leiassasrapease. Hs told him to go swag, and as lie woad nut he bask his late cuitody. Ths ddsadsat was auk. Mr. E. Lewitt ef Great Masiberesgletreek appeased for the defeedost, andpstwswlsmseliess to the comitabia, with the new of slums( that a imorsmssid bia buWimiye on him, sad said, " Oh, it's gem, _Thitierej i zz h ere sot among your pia sow calling for araallpaad • aid ask* me pay tce It r that be had been ddeldis Bob ?mem lad fell out with him because Ists Ukils naming would sot pay for it at Alec. Kees s ; that ha bad saver told as lapesisr (Mr. Webb) that the defsedaat had arid abeam. lawny, ; sod that he had told the ashadaart be was a better me than he WA., grad that he was " • black," but the limitable &sled the questions @sOrely. Mr. Vitali., maker! Jdr. Leiria if I. WY prepared with anions's to support the daissaa. sad Mr. Lewis replied that Is was not. Imme.tor Webb said the defendant was drank, but that h. had knows him to anoint the potion cm wend maims Mr. Lewis having addremed the weldetrate at wow length. stating that h• should be presaged with winnow" to mount kin ease if adjourned. Mr. /wary said he did see eserider Was defense at all ' , awaited as it Mt hese hew, hot be should Daly Impels a sendial el one daft. At the maw tune be want ow that be did it believe the imaartissfs tionowa oat wa it the seselabh, anwsworted as they WWII by wit. ft _ ust Mr. Lewis NM It bad simply adoill amottlitig to hie atotrion. AIIIITAL Op Tat CEL/MILATIID BLONDIN, /1011 Amax*. —•secept the pmesegant by the Brennen steam ship, which arrived at Southampton, yeateiday, from New York. was M. Bloadia, celebrated for his extraordinary mad prism Gets at the Maws Falls and other places in the UMW Seem There la aothiag partioulsrly otrikisig in the mat homed this, that at the SiM = slams one sea haa bir he be mimed with wonderful elresit= seneml eimuses. Hie appearance denote@ such earls. Ilea& we. bent is the yaw 1891. an RC Omar, Pas de Calais Frame, and is cesesquently in the 97th year of bin Ina Illendin is isseammied livhi wife, as isteniatlag, WAR' woman, mid har thme &ahem After • shot Ms' is Southampton. Moir left by tab tor Lath te bi prase' at Me Crystal Adam this day, far illie panimi st eseepletnie the moomary arrassemeste far 161 apsweash66 mash Meshes Mt public c iA 26 the Palms will take place as flaturday= a s a t ° of Jess flee _deg knowing Epos moos es pries al abides hallircrows. rigtFlll. Tit.—On Tuesday evening • most leadel assail acsimeine leek place at the Mashweernmeth ' Matins of the North Reellues Railway, after the inevien. Ma ef the Hamisek —.mast. May theme& at people mss @axioms te niters to their hams at Shields, New mils, ad (Maimed, but the compsay had magi the nod hedentrea for Mat ' b ed am two acienaleme Me Miss were Mies epos. Aer • miarar past • ' &desk when the endesias sad weer were at their height, •Ws anted hen Newcastle. aad Memo, of wild uproar billillied, Is Hie mime of it the blood of everome was , AIM by • mast feerful ealamephe which occurred. Two 1 L i Saa ss. ftilliell by which it was easmioseiL Mr. Thom.. to Ilastamile Animal adios, was theta So =le the Neweastle and ea the Ws leashed the elation it it Mated that a gate was bent e,w by the tread ' _.ad that he wee reed in Mir NNW. and between the platform sad t e la s = 1 Mill is maims. me awfully crashed. Another • that be we naming after the min, whisk we Mavis' the Manes when he aim with the seeedesL He 'sly lived Med me hem and a halt. It was two ar three Mere after that him the parearra were all re at ; an, two at Ohm persons were oblered le walk to BMWs bdare denims FATAL AMNIA? OW TES NOWT* EARTKarI Ran.- ' mit —oe Weisman,'seeing, as aceidist, resultieg hem the Plied ael ef mem einereeek emotred lo • `mots Wan m the Nerth-Rmieni Railway, at Passel. Dear Nervosa* Pwhile the we killed end the stoker erne*, oet , injured. For reason which mama b p •Zateatared, it appears that a pair of lurry wheels wens sear the line at Nom' after tee o'clock. sod Asa as hour afterwards • goods train final Week osimistirg of 110 minim sad twesty.futir waggon Wiled them. The ',gins, which wee rumens at • pretty rapid rate, struck simian the wheels sad wee Mews of the road. dragging with it the prossloisi portion of the train. The engine was almost smashed to *me by the terrific impetus with which it was throws ad the bne, and the 'reggaes, although sot entirely destroyed, were distributed about the line in great catifusiou. Wil liam Horton, the eniiteman. was fatally injured. and died before niedioil sonstame could he procured ; but the stakirr Mose ewer veil.' not be aacertalued. was more fortunate. B. wee Injured, but was able to he removed to Leeds, ad hams are entertained of his recovery. The dammed was also brought to Leeds, and a• *twat will be opened upon the body by Mr. Illsokbora. Ail the eireumotaoce. coo meted with the calamity will be (ally sad eserrhiegla is retigated, sad we siseerely trawl that the parties wholave bra the author. of the accident by thew wicked conduct will be discovered. What could instigate to such • diabolical and wanton act is measly cooceivable. and had the Weis arbwlt arrived at Pars! bees • passages instead of • goods train, it is fearful to costemplate the destruction at life which must inevitably have ensued. The damned, we believe, has left • wife and several children. The trains between Ste rbsek and Pascal had to be worked this manna( ee • aright lime by pilot merino, bat beyond this there war Do interru_ptioa to the treas.—Leeds Mertiatt Tits KULTAN.—RUII.IOUIII of the grave incites-- eves deeth - of the &hos have been locally circulating doting the week. We need bonny say that the reports to question have bees without fouadatroe. His Ilapety ma, vs learn front • good sauce, slightly iodinpueed is the earlier part of the week, but be is sow happily again in the sujoyoseat cii his usual health. —Leant H, roil. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY R LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. tar Sulam° aitrawm.) MANCHESTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) WILTON STAKES. T.Y.C. Pit=iNorth Pole, Norptriaa, tachasis, Lady Tato% t, sad Lonsahot t in bare. DERBY HANDICAP. Fin furlongs. BPlnbes. Srfnin Lanstenr, PiLinn, Longshot, Nen Insorkin, Hoerrtt 8lbs8•14. flit Dunstable, Don Warn, Pebble, Horknon &pin Nino, Twinkle, and Ny an Isin. SALFORD BOROUGH OUP. Ow um& and • halt Den Welnater Wildman, Indy Tionass. Caps liriwaY, It Live .° = 4 2 a ;=. D . 2lt 4 °. I i A Cafig O r e' 1111 Isom _ _ Pmnaval% —Arida', Maid al ClMlAlriklit sad Flit tataon. . NIIHISHRY HANDICAP. T.Y.C. amd ,meas. ep Ch are atham, Albert. LW* Captaia, Forester, hakoe 61/VI LATzer BETTING. SALFORD BOROUGH CUP. 2 to 1 apt Wildman (t) 2to 1 Cronsood (1) Cap Plyariy serstehad. THIS DERBY. 7 to 2 apt 'Nude, (of) 9 lOO to to 7 2 ba Dio (t) phautua (1 freely) ne 100 to 7 Distator (t) 100 to S UAW& It) HARPVIDIN XXITING.—crms DAY.) HARPENDEN HANDICAP. Two lam Bora" j k ookoldro Onry. Ipowiob, Narks, /albs* libseyobootor, Rioglogeo, Gloom oft Una. TWO.TRAII.OLD MIPS. T.T.C. Podoib, Nod 01 Bonn, by Kiwis" Lord Barleigb. Ihorsowawn, 104 moo. Golden Grape, Hydophooy, Illooploa. Nis to Norollo, Qom et Bpoio, o by 12= Nalbse Elarrwy, sod Bbroaat d Gold 00 HANDICAP PLATE. About am mile, Axtbeett. Waiersprits, Narearene, Gaylad, Rosedale, Illessvalemeee. Mad* Mem e, Riogboae, sod Adamaat we kw*. AI4.IWING AND 114RIPUL Acemaim AT rHs Ni2ROPOLITAN RAILWAY' WORKS.-(TRIG DAY.) An accident of a very fearful character occurred this morale at the works which me visa ea at the Eortca•wed, Ilk Peewee, far the farmatice of the Mawr politan, or vadorgreaud, :away, by the giving way of a line portico d the earthworks. For some time mot that portion of the Euaton•road lying between Judd-dawn ned Wibleadatron has been dead, except for foot panengere, and unlike the previous part af the work is the Euston-road, which was ton asllol, the roadway barn been excavated, the cutting eglemling from kerb to kerb. A small portion of the archway ham been completed, and the work ap peared to be going on very satisfactorily, and without any sign of danger, until about a week Macs, when this Whatnot* of the booboo on either side of the road were alanned by their bones Manes, notwithstanding that they stand back a considerable distance, the forecourts ar pedals en either side Wog between 80 and 100 feet from the pavement. The pave ' mesa and a porde& el the gardens began to slat, and the intemitme in the /pavement and the gardes walls were Med op to prevent the fracture going any further. Tenteeday aftersoon the works were going on as usual when the foremen of lb. Jay, the contractor, kat saw that She earth on either aide appeared to be a little loose. The work, however, west en se asaal, and nothing of impor tllllo6 was =Coed seta between one and two this morning, when from the creaking of the earth and the creaking of the Makes dames was apprehended ; so much so that She hot pretaeat was at eon stopped, and no wee wee allowed to pm. Small portions of earth kept fait from that time until about 3 o'clock, when a larp portion et earth gave way en the earth aide of the read hat the smainnea having fortunately been apprised of the ' damps nem at then were Wand. Shortly anemia& another fall took place, and about 4 reelliek the whole of the earth ia boat 'ei the pavement on the north side, the pwrimenot heW, and the wells and maims is treat al no then eiglif homes, fell in wit► a tremendous mask the seise resembling a dreadful explosion. The fan ceased the bootee to shake, and the inhabitants being alarmed naked en% fearing the bosoms were about to fall. The whole at the pa. mate, telegraph, and other pipe, Wl* and were destroyed, end the heavy timber which woo used for supporting the earth on either aide was broken is half. Workers were inuosdistsly espied in shoring up the mega sod barn. sad in seeppin the water sad ps pipes, tor both babe tall ea, pest clanger wen to be appro. beaded. The other portions of the work, notwithatanding the amidst* ars piss an as anal. A lugs amber of work out ors engapd in raosiwis, deteia. It way be stated that the forecourts and the pavanst es the soath side ars eery much crocked, and in a dawns& NW. The Oerman artiste at Rome assembled in solemn Oalama on the afternoon of the 17th at the Villa di Malta, to diatom the post-pleadial meal denominated etereada amongst the Roman levers of good cheer. This banquet was in homer of the art-veteran Cornelius, who, although Zn octogenarian, has just entered the holy state of matri mony teethe third time, selecting for his bride in the pm , sent abeam • blooming virgin of tweedy, with whom he is os the poiat of setting out fur Germany. ROYAL DIEFENNART FOR DISEASES OF THE EAR.— The musaal meet* at the governors sod (mends of this charity was bold oa Waaiaay, in the board room of the inelitutiee, Deuretnet, Bobo-square. The Rev. T. Davis Dm* rector of West Hackney, occupied the chair. The report stated that iu the past year 1,820 new patients bad bees admitted Into the inetituMon, of whom 344 had been dust The report conciliated by as expel to the rich and basevolent for support. Velem of thanks to Mr. Hawey, the eargeme, and to the chairman eland the procemedinge. CARRIEUXIS, MAY 28. —TTawuirr a iliannw later.answira.—Tbow haws bass We day adjudged as under ;—First dam, James Burrell Culls, eatharates Wisps. Second dam, Joseph Rawson Lumby, Magdalene begs. Tila FLOWED Snawow.—The " Flower Sermon" was mashed, as sew. sa Whit-Tuasday 'resist. at St. JamentoCbenit. Ablealth by tie Wm W. IL Whittemore, ✓elar. The gaily yonag mid% with their bouquets at Sowers, made the mkt church look gaits attssatior. The preikeberb Mum wan Pula viii. 15, aed sos topic " Wild Flowery." Frees them he drew various lemons of the Livia* goodness; at the wonderful variety observable is the works of God ; of the Winkias difference wew..n the mimal sad the graciosa stales of the heart of man ; Red of the failiseg ohmmeter of all earthly hopes. The Monday ISM epees, which are held at this church on Suaday aftismass, are open to aD young ladies and gentlemen who em degrees to attend.—City Press. Tit BUILDING TaAna. The firma in this trade to which the donuts reepectiog the mode of payment, whether lay the hour or by the day, is now existing, haws rejected tho emoproinime offered by the emulous and brick layer.. eta. to work ten boon per day for the tint tiredly* at the week at Gs. per day, and 3e. on Saturday, !mein work at 12 o'clock. The dispute, therefore, still remise opsa, To ascertain what course the men are wWiag to take, awe that their offer has bees rejected, the central cont melees have called a public meeting of the men is an eh. lesaaboo of the building trade fur 'Tuesday suit, at the I Miervey Theatre. Tea DORRIJIYMHA. A hundred and twenty 'thousand Tartar immigrants will, it is mid, arrive in the Dohneettelta daring the coining summer. Thole who settled Caere last year are reported to be prospering beyond their Iwo* sasigitine expectations, awl to have moat &baptism. Grime le nearly the whole of the grouad allotted to them by tbgeworsawat. . . Ai iiieai - x -' o'clock morning train from Meta to Thionville was parte; at full speed betw een th e s t a ti ons o f Devant•les•Ponts and Mfri,:rea, a few days *Moe, a little rl about fl vs years of age, who was travelling with her girl •buut v. years of age, who we. teavellieg with b.r father and mother, happened to lean against the door of the carriage, which, not being properly fastened, suddenly opened, and she fell out. All the attempts of her parents and the other passengers to attract the attention of the gtiard proved fruitless, but . when the train stopped at MtniEres they were happily relieved front all uneasiness by a telegraphic despatch announcing that the little girl had beet friend by the roadside uninjured. A large steam-packet, with WO passengers on burd, is said to have gone down in the Baltic. It was called the Alexander 11., Rennet% flag, and left Lubeck for Onembidt, but has not axe been seen or beard of. la order to show the enormous increase in the value of land he Pane, we (Celifrnawi) may mention that four acme of ground adjoilibig the Parsee fiaridri4 was rented by 11. Jdrosoe 9andri6 is 1769 for 99 years at 600 f. an acre. This ground, let on those conditions years ago, is now sold at a minimum price of 400(, a metre, cad conse quently represents a capital of six millions of francs, which at 6 per cont. produces a revenue of 300,000 f. ii. IA 1111. IA IS. II JS, II Ni Sly 1 11. IS 111 In. 10! I. u lu. i N. i et. u II u i~~ iaILIFAIIL Saw V 14 lltzt.jam.Aobanse liblitaal The Demisajlisaird,As ULM Brigid sad lizder .. . °Yakima Ostia i De. • • mew. WU* I De. LULL Is NW 4ra A ; Dales lag : OseClPwrOs. &MA". t i t 4. 1 tr i z ike Sodom Oaks. SW* A Sleek) 11 Ira lirlolli am wase II Palk aid= Joao I kiloopir • L woollsou II Owl Sorikot loollind Qui Aram 10 Do. 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'., _ A _ . ~.:" =o• I ligils I 111 121 He H 4= 1 SI IS .... 14 - r•TuaipPut I ' l Y Menem lkeyrnaA eels) reek Ziette. n Ueda. ell Pada and M.lit. all Paia.d (Wa sad Orlens 17 loft owl P. Francisco (Perassebnoa g. 7 p. ISt alga Ind all Illegal Peale le all torsi awed& all 7 per awl ell ,eassera sad Mew •11 Lim 54 per owl Fret eauFaulolba.lg.7perell 14 &Aosta Lers.lyeasellow W !leathern of Yrsetts • Weel Flanders , ▪ Date per Net Wet all Weal* X. W. el /now • !Wasters al *adds all ...... Z 7 16;086 6,000 11,810 10,000 1,714 186,076 __,___ 60,000 40,000 600,000 10,000 m.~,i ROT* 114110* 11** Ala ee.es, SHARE LIST S.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cloci. Rosined@ in English railway stocks is still almost suspended. The market, however, is firmer in character. The principal advance is in Midland stock, which has risen within the last half-hour to 134, " buyers." There is also a rise of folly per cent. in Lancashire and Yorkshire, and g to * per cent. in several of the other principal stocks. As we write the market is decidedly firm. London and North Western stock is now quoted 931 to 94 ; Great Western, 72 to ; Lancvshire and Yorkahire, 1094 to f; Caledonian, 26f to 974 ; South Eastern , 7 , 1 to 84 ; and Eastern Counties, 49} to I. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are qui et, ~ at 3-16 to 1-16 dia. Great Western of .4 Ant werp and Rotterdam, and East Indian Railway stocks are in better demand. ORDINARY SMARM AND 1111OCUL !id! badoir - M 3/. i ii: ,~ K 54 el SS I ps 92 , 69 i 96 • 96 0 991 7 it 4 as T 4 TS ••• U 4 UM ni est n 40 la 11) 41 Thtw. ea al' sii eit et um 14.1 J., a a SS 41 a 4 we ipadaa/li .:;:: .0.. —.00d.i&o.do&IIIJoL 11,11 Do. 11 amtousll.. 111104 10 D. fpoo oust, VIE lO Do. fe per ord. 1104 NO et WO S. IoR I . D0.: 1 4 t. Alell. VIM al 0 Hops dim% IN do. 1 WO Do. do. Nil 1.4 •000w.G0v.6 p.of. 10 L Wass Go. Sp. 4.1 HMI D. 11p. 0., 1171 to MO 10 Mb. 1 p. a., 111.1 floolla 4 b c 4. 1116 lOll dodpoos. 10 60./.. p.a. lark Or. 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Sail Li 1 N. lift Audisloar 1 Oalliabil Or al _ _ 111 - 4 •r SI 4 4 ••• , - M ill IS SO 11 14 UO Ili il * i 121 KO OM MI 106 lei 4 L 4 a. 4 die MI a 1 1 I W. l q . se dli ." I II sr s• b 4ls 11 U Till In lit IN ie Ili NI 44 IN IN ii il e t ail 5 if 0 5f 6q s! is 1 1 a. ~.- 1 a is 186 L MONEY MARKET. -(THIS DAL) Two o'Otoci, The fend, to-Aiikrive been firm , particularly since the publlMtioa of the intelligence by the steamer Adriatic, which confirms the news of a recovery in the exchange at New TA to 1061 to f. Consols, however, ' via not quoted better than they closed yesial day. In English railway stocks them is an improvement, particularly in Midland and Lan cashire and Yorkshire. American railway sem& ties were again freely offered this morning, and Illinois Central Railway shares fell to 411 dia., but there has sines been a recovery to 40. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 89fr. 40c., being Sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 91f and f for money, and 91f and for the account. The pre sent quotations are 91f to f for money, and 91f to 1 for the Bth of June. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 234, 232 ; Three per Cents. Iliteduced, 891, f, f, I ; New Three per Ceuta., 89f, I 1, f ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1886, 161 ; India Stock, 2361 ; ditto Five per Cont. stock, 101 f, 1; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 931 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 100 ; Exchequer Bills, 6s. dis. Turkish stocks remain very firm. The Loan of 1864 is quoted init to f, and that of 1868, 58f to 67. In other foreign stooks there is no change, laciness in this department being very limited. Sales are' resarded as follows :—Brazilian Fire gealCents., 1839 and 1869, 97f ; Belgian Four-and it-Half per' Cents., 97 (exchange, ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 99f ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 29f ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 911; Spanish Three par Cents., 61; ditto for account, 511 ; the Com adttee's Certificates, 51 ; Turkish Six per Cents., foramonnt, 71f, ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 561, 67. The latent &deices from New York announce a recovery in the exchange to 108 to f. The market on the other aide is probably affected by the advices of renewed shipments of gold on a large scale from this wintry. The un presaion which prevails here, however, that the American exchanges will for some time to come be marked by great irregularity and by numerous fluctuations, will tend to prevent the efflux of gold from ceasing suddenly. Specie seems to be considered the beet medium of remittance in these unsafe times. Large consignments of American securities continue to oome forward by nearly (fay packet. They are believed to con sist chiefly of _ stock bought in America at lei prices on English account. This view is-confirmed by the fact that the houses which im port them were to-day free sellers, being probably desirous of securing the profit attendingthe transfer from the one market to the other. Right thousand pounds in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, and 80,090 sovereigns were with drawn for transmission to New York, to-morrowi by . the Atestralasian, which is expected to takes farther' considerable sum. The 2AOOOI. by the Copes hagew, from Melbourne, has yet to be dealt with. Nearly the whole of it will probably go to the Bank, after being refined. The discount market yesterday was somewhat easier. In exceptional instances Venointions took place a fraction below the Bank minimum. At the Bank the amount of business was very moderate. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was again verj firm, and the sales reached 12,000 Wee. Telegrams from Constantinople announce that the exchange, which lately rose to 200 p., has fallen to 173 for sovereigns. This is an important move ment in favour of Turkey. There are reports that a further considerable fall has taken place. The Stoppage is announced of Mr. A. Paichari, a small but respectable home in , the Levant trade. The amount of the direct liabilities probably does not exceed 15,0001. or 30,0001. The affairs of Mr. Robert Dixon, coal merchant, have been arranged with full release at 7s. Bd. in the pound. Mr. F. M. Mullaly is the accountant in the matter. The passage of the Great Eastern to New York ocenpied 94 days. The mails from Calcutta and China left Malta on the 21st inst. for Marseilles. The dates are : Calcutta, April 24 ; Madras, April 27 ; Shanghae, April 7 ; Hong Kong, April 16. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,8581 ' • the Lanca shire and Yorkshire an increase of 2,306/. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Linoolushire an increase of 579/. ; the Midland as increase of 203 1 . ; and the North Eastern an increase of 1,385/. The returns now in course of publication include the receipts from the Whitsuntide holiday Teta= tickets issued on Saturday. . . The traffic receipts of the Great Weeteni way of Canada for the week ending May 10, were 7,7501. sterling, being 295& more than in the cor responding week of last year. The traffic on the 1,004 miles of the South Aus trian line of the Lombardo-Venetian Railway Company for the week ending May 13, was 41,9761., being 10,322 L more than in the corre sponding week of 1860 ou 687 miles ; and that on the Lombardo-Venetian line 4,7401., showing an increase of 9981. The reoeipts on the Central Italy branch from Plaisanee to Bologna, a distance of 91 miles, were 3,3171., being 3301. more than last year. The directors of the Submarine Telegraph Com-, parry have undertaken to lay down immediately the cable between Beach Hoed and Dieppe ; in order to iivoid the possibility of any want of punctuality in the fulfilment of their arrangements with the French government. Thu cable is now at Wool wich, and is about to be shipped for that purpose. It is understood to have cost the company not more than 12.0001., and to be as substantial as any of their cables. It is now certain therefore that the recent couceinion of the French government, which secures to the present company the advan tageous arrangements for communication with France, will be preserved. The second ordinary general meeting of the East India Steam Navigation Company is called for the 30th inst., when resolutions will be submitted for increasing the capital to 500,0001., and providing that the directors shall be paid, in lieu of fees, by a per centage upon the net profits. We are requested to state that the share list of the China and Japan Steam Navigation Company will be closed on Thursday, the 30th instant, after which the directors will proceed with tho allot ment. The directors of the Anglo-Mexican Mint Coin piny announce a dividend as payable ou the 3rd of June. The following is Messrs. Culverwell. Brooks, and Cu result of yesterday's hide sales : At the tenth series of public sales for the year there was •quiet atport and home demaud, but prices up= the Loci. neva done were steady. East India.-0a and Cow.-0.1- eutta.—The greater portion of the quantity offered Mr tistml :::;!:Ping 0 common quality, which met with an &mauler demand, and fur some Camels rather lower prior wows swotted. The few lots of good to prime lilies wen wail oom pt d for, and in some iostemoos realised advanced prior. Madras , Pondicherry, &e., were in fair roqtrat, and sold at fall mar to sus ocosaional advance of Id. to d. per lb. The analysis of re sales is 07,82.0 Calcutta new par aria brought forward from former sales, and 7,3 M Madras, Pondicherry, &e., in all we s oto hides, of which 76,795 were sold. .at India.—Buffalo.—Those sold were et full prices. Isiatli - ei.—Piet Indian wee mostly sold, but at rather easier prior. Atuitralian only part mold. Silted Ili4M—Caps were well competed for, and sold at full prima. Australian were in very limited mood, only • small portion of the quantity offered being sold, a= in some instances slightly in favour of buyers. P Island were meetly bought in. West Indian sold well. Dry and Drysaltecl —The dry Singapore being of good quality, were well competed fur, sod realised very astretne mom. Cape and West India sold well. Drysalted Mauritius were nearly all bought in. Horse Hides, selted.—Only part sold at about former Riess. Hide irMki ewe twee, ke., were all eel& Wakes& all bniol Bark.—neon end Belgique only pert wit The Emigration corangeeksperu have, tgen up the Coldstream for the eonveyanoe pamMtgere to Algoa Bay, and the Ho, Atalanta, and Black Eagle to take Indian migrants from Calcutta to British Guiana. Consols, which &Med yesterdWat 92 "Tellers" for the 6th of June, opened and ckeed today at 911 to For money the Let prim was 911 to 1. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 911, 1,4, ; ditto, fee account (June 6), 91 4 I • Three pet Cents, Reduced, 89f, L ; New Three per Cents., 891, 1,4, ; India Stock, 2264 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1014 ; ditto Four per Cent. De ben tures, 1868, 984 ; ditto Sonde, 21a. dia. ; Firemid-a- Half per cent. "enlaced' rupee paper, 100. The Indian Five per Cent. 'tort was quoted 1011 tot ; the Five per Cent rupee papas, 934 to 94 ; the Fiveandsa-Half per Cent., 994 to 100; Indian Bonds, 212. to 115 e. dia. ; and &chequer Bills, 61. to 2e. die. Turkish Bonds were Arm at the late iadvanes. The Loan of 11164 was last quoted 664 to sy, and that of 18154 714 to 1, being again rather 'better. Mexican Bonds remain quiet at 224 to 4. t is I IlLti . I AL HA. rilos4 ' oos. AMIN &Ili 16 I 6 i Wil . ....„. 111 1 i all no us .., .. . . omA . wk ) 1 us us . .. Qom. .. , 1111.11med i essletk ) fa 4e. • & Wyo Mr 14, 3 .. i tt r Amd.l , in. i 4 7: C. Wlreit - Cards - rooT l4 0 ' d 4 Grad* &Li - • • , Pee{ .. I - • Dow* ,11:0 : * 4 Nies :: ' • May Lobate U lt u .. &was .... ; 1 :: if: till aiii Mai 4 6 .. Nardi libeel ~ 4.1&e. 71 _ Par Ows. Pli MINS • 4. i N (U. Lamit). *AL N 41 1 a • • ' 410 Qs**. .86 in • rein (U ri ""la* 4 27 t• ro w (Um)mova a an •li) & 1 44 usl, . Pak I4.& &N Si • Tam5•1111.6.144,114a.C 46 17 f ii . ll NM' ... (an.) Vi*ases4 4 7= °Loir I Lit L .. it . Omiadse . . r• r. . . lissi Selas .. WE. Dar& 1 , • al , . if IN :: Irk .. 111. )N 0 _,____ I lei 114 _ Wr. Id ( , 'at LT& o la lo al • • All We i 11 If .. MI. iabsek4) *daises (Usk V 1.4 1* SU&SION *MI& 1 110. 1 Illiai ird i 12. I : i n t Austarea ocut iiiiit: S % Zoka Rel (Glinited) I Do. Land &Mk Ow ell 6 16 1 as.Oss. MIL Oa Jo& sU .... o. O Carpet .- i . (Ll .l IL )*jells' , i an 1 li t ' • 411/oloolls= 1: i lin .11 •-s•-• A 4 is is 0•••-•• IS • e., I 6 dls 6pm I i Akermili ia * id 0 1 I 4 444 I II 1 AsQ a 4 it KIN Mired 1 1 Weilol4 4 =l 4ll MINIIB.-(THIS DAY.) ,! Two o'CLooi. The market for, home mining stocks hp-day is very inactive, and presents no feature of interest. The transactions hake been for the moNC ila oo a t. fined to shares in East Caradon o Great and Alfred Consols. Prices generally are steady. There has been a renewed active demand for St. John del Rey Mining shush, which have risen, being marked in the Stock Exehange 34flind 36. United Mexican are rather dull, and have been dealt in at 4,6, and 51. Coloni.l Mining shares are inactive. • • — The following resolution was unanimously passed by the members of the Mining 11/change on the 22nd inst. : That 30 guineas be presented to Ifr.,Leibme, ft recogni tion of his services in the formation of the Weise Irchang• of 1859411). At Wheilliarriettmening yesterday, the acesunta showed a credit balance of 5691. 6s. 7d. The Great Caradm Mine accounts, presented at the meet ing yesterday, showed a debit balance of 3Y. le. 'A call of 2n. per share was made. At Phoenix Minas rnsettag, the accounts showed h balance in hand cl 7,0571. 4s. 4d. A dividend and Dime amounting to 7,000 L were declared, Leming 571.41. 4d. to the next as count. The West Basset accounts, prevented at the meeting on the 22ail inst., showed i credit balance of 3,8061. Ot 9d. A dividend of Be. per share was declared. At South Care glee Wine meeting on the 21st inst., the amounts showed a debit balance of 2,7591. 12s. 74, A call al fe. per share Wes made, COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IiARIC-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) . Than was a hooey dorm Idd night of lieeder and belittling, with raid, bet today the weather is very &ad with a frank browse from the N.W. The supplies of Foglia' wheat ad flow since led market day are very 'winded Barney, oats, brad and peas NM mere ea Mooted oda, sow ; sod 'a smell arrival of Isiah The heavy fereigo supply of wheat in the early part of the wok is oily slightl inerewed, wesistiegetAndricso, Porten, sod =eis,h. Body in addition oily ow cht e isaa a few Swedish and Danish. Amerisaa a rather Terror lawease, making a total Mr the week ef 40, . The wheat trade today very Wow, aid to .1.. t hals . leo money mud be acoeptml, Use boxy foreign, arrivals hams • &prods), idioms. Bexley se , dull as possible. Oats are 6d. to ls. per ouster cheaper than en Monday last. NSW and pees WO a very heavy Ode. In taro, hood, and reposed not much &iv. Oloveneed moon being pretty well ever, there is little doing except for exportation. Flour cheaper sad trade dell, Norfolk' Domini)* at 38e., sad less marl offering for American base then no Monday Lat. FLoados Canada-TM arrive/a are few aed.trade not lively, vales cheat the same. IFIL/M2.-Zeigliek +Sam sad Hest, white r aor, 425. to 63a. ; ditto, bas old. 675. to 725.; ditto red. new, 39a. to 58e.; line. old, 61a. to 64e. ; Norfolk, he., dad old, 61s. to 6'.; red, new, 48e. to Ns. Foreign Caddo, 665. to 68s. ; bah 68e. to 74e. • Ecenpberg, 595. to 08. ; ditto, ado, 665. to 70a; ItOtok, 64e. to 665. ; eite. 665. to Wis.; Mecklenburg red, 59a. to 63e.; tidemark ditto, 59e. to 62a.; American whits), 62. to Ma; ditto red, 6411. to 61s ; Canadian, 63e. to 66e. Banged-English malting, Cs. to 445. ; di r e, 50s. ; e26e. to 30..; and distilling, 31s. to 325. per qr. • irinding. 28a. to 304.; ditto distilling, 29e. to Ma; 365. to Ms. 11ULT.-Negliek, Baez and Norfolk. Ms. tis Mo. ; be, Iffle. ; Kingman sad Ware, fine, 69e. to 73..; brows 525. to 59a. O&M-English feed, 235. Od. to 265. 044 potato, Wis. to 30s. ; foreign, 225. 04. to 26e. UM 28e. to 30a. tick, 33e. to Ns. ; barrow, 37e. to 41s. 375. to 41s. ; foreign, Nowa, 28.. to 344. ; tick , 40n tan 4~ ; berg, 412. to 4g.: lleypties, 83s. to 40s. Pned-adk 40a. to 44e.; white and blue, 40e. a44e. ; 425. to 15a.. grey, 361. to 41a.; hog, 38a. be Oa.; aid 8. 46. FLOOR.-Fempliek Owe, 49. he 50a. ; ditto Sae, 53e. to gee,; desatry, 425. lo 456. g Norfolk end Suffolk, 38e. 6d. to 39e. ; FraeO, Me. to 424. psi sack; American, 31a. to 33..; Canadian, ale. to Ma. ; Spanish. Ms. to Me. Fccumon Canonic, all C. F. and L-Wheat Berdi. NNW read Marieseple. par 49216.., 545. to 56". ; Oltirks, 51s. tore. ; Polish Odor' per 118010., red, 555. to 63e. ; Mid* am. to 62a. ; DMA, and Odds, 44e. to 500. ; F47ld.,but. 404. to 42. Barley: Egyptian and VIM _lsor 26a. to 26e. ; Odessa sad Danube do. , to W. BOW ; Felyptiso, per qr., Va. to Va. Maiz : Odom and Galata, per 4921 be., 39a. to 40a. • lbniland Bdeprien, gar 4801135., 38e. to 39a, ; French, der, 38s. to Ma ; American, do., 375. to 38e. SEZDE.-Quary seed, per gr.. 58e. to 52e. ; Hemp reed, per qr., 41s. to 445. ; Mustard seed, par babel, whit*, 13e. to Us. ; brown, 12s. to 14a. ; Linseed, per gr., crushing, 1505. to 575. • Unwed cakes, English. per 1,000, 121. 15s. to 131. Is. ; Americo" t3ln, in lida per too, 111. Re. to 111 lie. ; do., thick, round, sad oblong, 101. to 101. Ib.; Baltic, W. to 91. b. ; Maresilla, W. ss. to 101.5 e.; Baps cakes, 61. to U. 10s. A.IIIIVALB INTO LONDON MOM MAY b) TO MAY U. Whad lag Usk And Bout4l ~.. 32 . kb/ /*MIIO om. "040 Darkly I MO Oats Malt hoar 1041141 t. 1190 maks : ho 270 acb, 40700 1714. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (DT NIUTWIN AND TRWOI staournc TZLNORAPLI.) (now 001 OWN OORRNSPONDINT.; Market very dull. In absence of buyers quotations almost nominal. Wheat 2d., flour fid., Indian corn Is. to L. tel., beans 6d., osta Id., and oatmeal &1., lower. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SraAß.—We have again to report a dull market fur this article, and although the importers have not premed sales, yet the amount of business has been small, and prices hav e been with dif fi culty sustained. The Refitted market has been steady, but not active. Coy ras. —A full amount of busi nes has been done, chiefly in public sale, at the full prices of lot week. Tits.—The public roles have gone off this week without spirit, yet we cannot alter general quotations. Comex. —A limited business done at about previous rates. Rica has been neglected, and but a small business dune this week. Ruw has been steady in price. aim? criz. —Tbe demand has been limited, and qua tations were scarcely supported. SPICZA have sold at about last week's prices. Inman.—The public gabs of Guatemala went off briskly at 6d. advance on the February prima. TALLOW MARKET.—tTHIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted Ma set cash; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, Ms. ; May to dune, G'4. ; October to December, Me. &I. to Ms. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LLumnuatt,.—List of prices to 6411 p., 2fd. to 3d.; Bebe. to 721b5., 3d. to 31.1. : 721bs. to Kilba.. to 441. . • 80lbs. to 88Ihe., 41. to 01. ; 8811 a. to %lbs., 441. to sd. Horse hides, Bs. to 9a. &I. Calf skins, light, 2s. to 3s. Od. ; full, es. BERNONDRNT.—Sheep skins—Down , , 6a. Od. to - es. Od.; lambs 2s. 6d. to 3s. 101.; abearlings, Is. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the accounts from the hop plantations Ude morning speak of • general 'scrag.s of fly from 10 to 20 on a leaf, and lice following in quick muccession. Market very firm, with but few good bops on offer. Duty, 130,000 f. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Stewarta, 17s. Od. ; Walls End South Flat ten, 17s. r.i. ; Walls End Trimdou Hartlepool, l6s. M. ; Walls Eod Hartlepool 17s. ; Walls End Bmddyla Helton, 16a. ; Walla Fad Emelt Helloes, 11s. 6d. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, lbs. 9d. ; Walls End Wham cuse, 164. 3d. ; Walls Eod Kenos, lea. 3d. ; Walls End Thorpe. 14s. 9d. ; Walls End Tunstal, 16s. ; West Hartley, 16s. ; North Percy Hartley, lbs. ; Davidson's Hartley, 16e. ; Hastings Hartley, 16s. I I IN If. re Ed 0. is* i d dr iirl Ibil the