The Express. — London, England, 1860-06-04 00:00:00

• 1 , THE EXP4IESS MONDAY , " E IN t,. . UliE.„ • • , . 4 1r . 1".,! .1 iNg, LAW 124MALIGENCIC. i. me four yam I give him 2s. fist • week web* wow • 3RARE LISTS.- THIS DAY. une: Overtime, by which he salted - sheet Ma pet today gme DAT.) week. Os Saturday 1 heel sawooddehathrowhish had hem .--...._-_. . . fik 1:1 adILWAlfh a •el 2 g eset e" at i P.M a hog while in Meek ,add bed lisewee wealeshis. I gave TWO r/OSSIM. • - i •••-• ei ' -o•- the prisoner 20 at. 6 dot . of the raid, width was 16 neat The railway shire market to-day, though very D0W.8W.4603.1•4644/••• 91 , • iff 77 EQUITY COURT. lass to mat downs ond amid la W 101 l il whim elithl inaotive, ill better. There is a rise of 2 per cent. in II :l' ~' ai to t awa 4l g al - - 1 . -• (Before Ties-Choseellor BM Joke Shan.) r uh s r etei Pt. l d iatraid ,.. kr ibd .... ha totointon. shasidda v hik bah r ooo ll g eren g s k South Eastern dock ; i per cent. in Great all pe, Kew - - - la .0711161111 a teolcs. -VW LOATIIIOIII.th e 10 an Ds. Peligilbe• thin ow of the peationsa woloolta the mew peen with Northern, 1 and. i ta ,._i P ar reat ; in several , r all __,,_ It4l 100 . • - 61 61 111 ries wit wail inetinied by Mr. Mai* Chris NOW" the primmer, male to lee. god tad wee hi heel sem the other PrioolPal UWE. London an d a woo ep xi , pd e . ase, 1. . . i , • laminated , ' 4 tits Mow of ho dawassd WM; bathe prfseser go te the moles mid sod Shea pat Western stock is now noted 1011 to 16 80 "Y ale TO T 5 -• _ PI ~- Nottelm, who died ea the 31.se thy el July, UMS, same sapper hie the =shin pelt I tp and pew i ; Great Wooer'', all to ; Midland 116 f n o . ig .' It =tem eta s at rs - • ...de, awl wmanisel emetas • desimetlose by the thew* the primmer, who deeded loth slithemols. I mid It o 117 . b utuat l i i re an d 'f or • 0 4 1, 014 106 • e .. . o Meefeen . otthet the Mesh*. Maw Jame Prhis is • hears was shoed he bed isitoe saw goid est el the pot. He da• Greet korthern, 116 to 117 , South 85i ID II k • TADeskip.e.gna. } f oam . o Lils - • I th.• L. o.nt el the isstitisd , ales the idea clued that he had ed. I leklldie I rest *he his to myet re . • 1409 Le OMA .... t. ,-, 4 L 000• Jan 4 • awl 4 5 ,7164 la. 7d. In. room and mane Ma. Be war, sad as we wan to esi ; Coarse an to 91 i ; and Eastern 111 6 , 1 die n o , per tsest. Annuities, which wen tendered to the Nina towards A st rem lan hiss take something from Cose, 541 to 1. et • lathe R is , are ten r . par 1 pet .., f.edint Priem, ley lotto Jams Nottidoe. im May . LA hie fraistimat 1 seised his Mod and took from Lombusio:Veastian Railway sharer are firm, at h . la p e .e •• - - a .l i!... seeking Se as it thawed that sash howl" MN it the goid chant preibased. weigitho 14 dots. It le worth } die . t o & e t Indi an lajjee t y Nock con- lay en . eir i tgliii l4 _ . ~..... of di. diestplastaleery James Priesawas wholly at, hut es 21. al that is ler weekeraehip, the worth of the ,• ....., .... ad inee d . re aU De. ain M_&a - lose f _. P ...e...tual ae sod.* Leath Jaw Si seethige snail, es gold is only 31. lie said it hWies to his brother, but 1 ""'"‘"" '.. • . * all Geeionet Maslow. • M 1 1 : i l i L.,...: been olealaid by the fratidulest mmrepresentations found on it a mark ley whisk I Mou th ed it, sad he old. OII,OOIIATIT IMAM AID 111110=11. lll 100 *sod Think* . • 3 /1 II 31 ,isl the amine 11611111066 4 the sideredent Prime. asetaly acksowledosei list be hod taken it oat of the pot. a t I p it I xemweee. 1 cammg loess kiss today IL an Do . apse& Prof. gmerdae. bet pas. l9s all Dottie. Pref.. p. MSc. 77 T 9 .-.. 9 i • sal over booth Jan Naiades, while she was I head the gold to th e pot ire dot deists* la the 1 PM all Do. 6 per at. Ste- . 111 116 1111 7 ,ee golds el stool the Whet of the thowthes. e th er Mae dot. hoeing hem mode op with alley. I ire mg all mew., WO. etholoWl. e v p -- me all Do. 7 Per et ISM-. 78 SO 80 NI I t limited hem the releteserseenernal in the *Wire Ass hod the gold la hie pee short , bat th ew& I could Ilt• 100 3 W II -. l 4l6,9Whelohnle• 7 9 ... WO ell Do, do. 1167 II 78 ee .lin. that the defends* Sterphere Mr" we tlr ad eeserst for it I did sot amps* bin. Who weld * ma B ** BBB . l l4 114 000 all De. do. UM. ~. e 6 MI 60 fi - - I under ad heed of • 011100 . 111 _NEdillimem Wiwi the how emosived that an appear/the who hed awed We for aa to al eit l sl7 * Bootok il o V *3 “ .c ol 7i .-. fla. 100 Great Indbui Poetised& 1 1004 Mei - •• 6 De. New } Ms - r t :ipstnese.' Ahab , seer reirgweesr he Berenteres, larle years, aad for whom I bed owe 0) 4111/019 weld ex 100 m e w g n a w .„, pm lot .... ID 111 Gt. IL °Midis,. 6 et ll} _din -• 2 es' that the looter in garden wee ;aide te the thaw behave with such invento r s ? It be* a , few days St, 100 Oaleasnien dod by Louisa Jaw Netted., ma 'bewail= of her gig sews I mods him a present of a suit of aloe which cost le all Oat mod Ithiles - -- - 18 Do. New dim --. 1 to rosile at the Agapemone, mad filsi shoe she bed bees me Of. I shall press this matter to the Mason to all Canmeill de 7 - 100 all Do.Bda„ '. : PiOllO 98 1 - E ... '1•0 all De. do. OIM IS WI 100 - D 1 , 1'4 , 1 iron • 10110110 asylum, end the phial( charged Mr. Henry- It is a very bad see; I newt wad it to the la al Da • A••• 1 7. nail - "" - le all Do. 11 pa amid tea -. 100 all De. de. TS • • •••• .. te 100 - E to Isis bill that the transfer was made within any coo- seldom It is • mast dieing end upprateful robbery. 60 all Dulitin s ~pea d Seth* -"- • - r'W - - 100 all Do. 92 94 -• saletaties whatever, and in emmerisisee of aderepremew Mr. Krousehmee--About a week ago I asked him bow he se all DexidiltAbd-Ja. It 9 - • St. 100 Omr • al per el 58 10 lion mad deseption spun the part of the defendant, Henry assented for about tea darts. being mimed. Be coolly re- It 10 east - Bt. 109 Do. do. ' I ler ist 1119 99 684 l .I.siiies ?Owe, prachwil wee bar when she hail hew 'OW, "It most hi stalest" Ile •so Esteem es 636 646 64 } St 100 Da. 411 war et. Wan.. 91 911 - enly Noes* Messed hem • lunatic asylum, sad Mr. Hoary mousitted him for trial 11 1. `BO ._ thdou, Stock • 3 Id '-' • 10 10 Do. 4111 llzten. do. .. 1 Of dlii - es. 'Db. Nock B 26 27 - Ilt. 100 Melb.Corp.o . &bends -.- -• a wen she was, in feat , as the defendant well WORSHIP-ITTREET. II NI . - -. ...., 10, an N. &Canada I knew, VASE the influence of a grass delusion in ert . .- 1101WIRIT ST A FEMALE SERVANT. 10 all Dade - - • dess • asp. U. a T so sated and eneeentwl by himself for his own purposes, sad Matilde Awe Clerk, 42 years of ego, was charged before ill. • ' ' arid Glasgow 77 79 781 90 aD Du. do. LIM do. II T - I when Me was wholly incompetent to manage her own me it , N. with eluding 30e. in diver mosey, and to en ', Perth, Dundee 30 al wet Clyde June. - - - - Ili all Da. do. B cap. de. 6 7 91 all Do. do. load do, 11 I .... ..... i 1""c"a 1 •7 akin • 7 effeetuellr Wl' o4 he r * hit ' 4 " b...e. Mary rent, 71, with receiving the same, well knowing la , 5 . Weston 101 pm - la 6a Dade (Liited) - - - i of say dimeription whatever •.; and the plaintiff prayed that it to he „Z s. s.ees. _. 10 •Il • North of Scotland - - 84. 100 &Pads loo} - eider these cis tintittamires it might be declared that the 'The evidence adduced proved the...fact. :-Clark had been fla 1 areat Northern defendant Prince was a trustee of the stock tranderred for outplayed es suto ' eemot with Mr , in t as h p re . SR 1.. Do. A Steak 116 UT - St. 1. Dolnd.SCPlelp.lloet ll4 94 i I .-• benefit of the persons entitled under the intestecy of Inger in spi ads . on the nteht of led the ft, 10 0 D e . is & e a 131 13g 132 10 1 . ho.rorted, reap e I tut '-' Lonisa Jane Nottidgc.o4. 1i i Gt. South it Wed. are.) 112 U Me ~_,.,......., , were secured u usia . , -- and at ttst time gun , 00 am , we „ en , 4 3, ee i ev e Mr. Malius, t.), e., ail Mr. Wigram appeared for the DOCKS. moeey mentioned was placed under lock mad key he 14. 100 DoatourVal.Gettlik. 00 IS - plaintiff ; and Mr. BACON tl. C., and Mr. Snide for the ens of the perlours. On the following morning the prisoner 114. Ke Lincashired Yodialdre 1041 105 10Q No. I eh. I DOOM IPd I CL prima. I Saks& defendant. Clark could not he fo un d ; and shortly afterwards it 14. 1 . Landon and Blackwell 70 71 - tifo,4lo St. Commercial lOO - - - tl, %Lilies haul only partly opened the plaintiff's CANIOO lon.,BrightonatKOossl 1141 111 11$ i 154,000 86. Do. 4p. oC_Pref., Mtn 169 - - -• • amertained that the money had been abstracted. The a , a I ,i, ti our rsport left. IS - was had not been tampered with, and the thief must pod- st. t at taa° o • lll et•mlD°T. lai 1 uni h 60 Lonon& North min. 101 101 LOMAS St. Pad 00d Weatlndla WO - - 11.04,310 St London .- 100 - - 96} COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Ovely low mimed the prosecutor's bedroom while he 124 10 Do. Elehtlis 1 die per - 1,980,800 Si. 116. Kathsains -. was wimp, and sot only taken the keys , but returned 84. 00 T ee d em ag ea tem ee t ere 1.5 94 004 130,866 St. Sceithmapton - - •••• Sittings in 81111 , 0. -(Bvfore the Lord Obief Judie% them after untastening the drawer, stealing the LS all hindeithrryitcoierein. - - - 100,000 64. Victoria - Mr. Justice Wiglitinan, Mr. Justice Crompton, and Mr. sad then rebating the former. Prosecutor corn. $6 all Do. and Bealakilleu 10 11 - 6,000 20 Do. New - Justice Blackburn.) sans with the police, and Deeble, an acute detective, Oa 100 Mell."ll4 ll7 ineelan 4 4 41 4 .- - - net-sour-4 r. mourns. -ray OPERA OP " Kumla." after some inquiries, proceeded to the home of the prisoner * 4 ****** se 2de - 001.0117 AL oconimaarr lIBLI7ILITIKS. St. 100 Midland ll6} 117 1161 17 In this rase Prre""liofte have been commenced nehletithe Hommick, in Collingwooditreet, Bethnal.green. The old s t 100 De. ig m a /*tr O, es - No. I fik 4 none. I 141. lit price 16 - performing d fendant for the infringement of the plaintiff's right by woman and her husband were at home, bust wag positively 00 a n Salt ra, grusera w ar th e,) - - .... ... Osa.Dov.ep.c.JakiltJuL 150 Ufi lie the opera of Martha. denied that Clark had been seen by them for a 100 all Newenstle sod - .... .. Do. 41pr cent, 1879 .. 100 - - - Hr Hansen applied to the court mislaid • decides of h og ti me Fas t. Deeble e xpre sse d }as b e lief that 26 all Newport, Aker..d.Beta - 10 - 11 - .... .. Do.. per cant 1878 .. 109 - -- - Mr..lustice Hill at chambers tor • rule calling upon the the person he wanted was in the Ire, and 10 9 1 , 9 9, TT*091 0 ••••• 91 .• • 7 0 'Us ""' .... .. Do. Spor cent. , 1881 . 100 -•-• • _ slefeudant to show cause why the plaintiff should not be Alio that he should seen& it. Helmick in a very It L A I=w...sp.-A.- , a - be - - - .... ".. Do.llperealeh.49Ang. 100 119 111 - . Da sperst.Miwiteem. PM 110, U 2 . •-• at lilerty to inspect • certain document alleged by the business-like manner demanded to see his search-warrant ; 10 31 s te a m c ool o u rr a ea sdm - •• • • • Deception& WO 1011 102 WM ddreiebuit to be in his possession. The defendant had to the the °Weer had sot any, but, persevering in his intention, fie pm Hari mask - - - heat instance tniversed the authorship (of the English termed his way in. Hemmick preceded him upstairs with et. all North Devout LB. di D - - tril , - I, t l o lo of thy plaintiff, and then he went onto io Plead a light, which, however she blew out when half file. all Dn. A IL: hefore performing the opera he had obtained the aeleo , way there, and then p rocured another. This man. ::. 100 N. ealtern--nerwlak - Iti s men; ••1 the plaintiff to hie doing so. It was that game, it would appear, afforded an opportunity 00 , 12 96.1 0 - .... .. New BenismaGov.6 p..et.100 107 I - .... .. .8. Wray. 5 p.e.1803100 I 100} -•• • • .. Do. 6p. e., 1871 to 1870100 100 httsr.e. document w hi c h purp or t e d to amount to an assent for a little arrangement, thus explained. When the 84. 100 Do . . r isCl cat lija.aig. 8 1 4 81 di. 804 I = Bl7 .''':•• •••• 54.61*. / 1 : 11 / 1 ".1898P iel: . , 5 Me '. . 1 90 " pm 109 141 hi. part that the plaintiff de s i re d t o inspect. The ap- detective searched in one of the rooms above he could find az 100 North London rsdaam pli,-at,on was leased timiu two grounds ; first, that the don. no trace of anyone being concealed, and demanded ad- 10 all NorthaS.Westerame. I°s 107 - ..... •••• .... .. Bnd. Gov. Boots 100 110 112 ... .. Vle.dv.iy. a. Jan.diJely lOO ..- - - need supplied evidence of the title of the pleintiff to the mission to another room that wee larked. lleMmick said 17} all North Staffordshire.- Ir e i ?If - . D• do. ep. a. Apr..looM 1061 107 In I .... .. kutlo.rsh.p, and whir°, was disputed by the defendant ; the that was the landlady's apartment, and both of them went 11 10 NoMitOranthamilL4C. al - 14t. leo Oalard, Wor..4l4Weliver. 44 N- se,:orel Oust the &warmed in question had been set out in d own to t h at person. Permission was obtained to enter the la en Tanks - MINK MOM the defendant's pleadings, and, therefore, that the plaintiff ranee, the landlady observing that Hemmick had 20 aD p er t mee te - Na j fik I Mem j Pd. I Cl. pima 1 Was. w...,utiti..l to invest U it. th e key. nbars they went again, but Deeble then noticed 10 an Nyman - x .--. 71i ens./ 66 P 4 --. Tls• 11..4( J esti:. -Is it bona fele alleged that the levee- that the door was Da locked, although the old woman sp. St 100 • - • Central - en . the document is necessary t o establish the pl a i n tiff' s peered to gothrough the preliminary of turning the key. 1 14. 100 ' 11. K Aber.ll4ll 64 et} - 00, fibilbeekl U.S.ILIO 90 600 Clidortl ls°° title 7Oris it merely wanted in order to discover whether No one was within, and the search appeared vain. When .._• B4 n. ' Midland B7 Si ee. 100 11111.6100 Ligon 48 AO 50 1,024 .. Div. G. Ores. (Tavbitk.) 1 445 156 - the defoliant really has tech a defence as he purports to on the landing, Diehl' resolved to look Apia in the chain- 10 au aeja a a e ai m - 612 .. Pet Bawd (MOW) ••10 1 1 Ist -ed hare' bee he bed lost szeinieed, and there, curled up bene a th the I. 100 - 6,146 .. East Camden Mr. Haane-The fact is the plaintiff below that / be bedstead, where she had not previously been, was found 99 IN emit Mina 35 831 115 .1 0 4, .. II Wh. Begat (Theistic.) 714$ I 11 - ellefeuilant, is holding up • document which was wawa 6 the primmer Mtn- Ultimately the old woman, by OM- 91. 100 NNW Nabs - 486 .. Grazobler &St Au . 141 ie 41 --• b , a receipt for • small sum of money an awned ed a mad of the other, produced 221. in Over, and several Bt. 100 Tashi & 78 90 - 9 000 .. Great South Tolima .. 17a. 1Q is - 6 S - 41 .. 0.411. Alfred (Phillack) 12.109 li li k - view mfriegerest of the plaintiff's right by the sties of jewellery, quite new. Both women were then jo i• a 1,,, • W=A• use no - NOM .. O. Wit Vor (Helaton).. Q i - ass home to perform fa future. tskea Wm custody, Hemmiek remarking that she had It r , ditto - 9000 .. Grenville - Rule aid paned possally. get into trouble about it. Bt. 100 • Yale - - 1,014 .. Herod•adtoot id 161. 116 11 - =PANTS LORD lICITRIOTOWER. laCri to prisoaes• were remanded. a an Misr - 6, Kingston Down - 1 4 - L ~... .. lady Bertha in Hsatingtower haying been fined the um of la. by 911 110 Do. t ,;I.ray Lelaid). v 44 ell rd the bench of magistrates st itiahmtmd, for • • ia. 119 li Do. pm ": MN • • =owns Si I m baziag a amain treads which lad been placed at the LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. !t it vig-INgh . . , I. 0 vleeay 10 U - - 000 .. N. Frames (11Z1) . II 4 Lower- tams , Richmond, by the vestry of the prink -o- too et. Waterford & Mean .... -.- 9000 ~ N. Wk. Dant ono/ $ 9 . $ 8 in order to prevent canines avoiding the Newly IN an West Outman 4 • - 1,128 .. Needit Med y.. NIL 9 • - broken stone which had beau placed on the ter aroma runeasre.) te AU West London - •••• -. duo .. Par Cloga (14 70mey). 11 11118} '- LIM IND Provldeme (11. Wean. 10.6.7. 41 Nil - wed with e view to inn repair, his lordship AMYL-MONDAY. - 12.000 .. Om. Min. Oa UM le li - en the Snit day of term obtained a rule for • certiorari to 171,1111WKIRM MAIM 412 .. 8. Cadoq % Se Merl.. tt 296 806 zd •- •puish the conviction, en the grouted that the magistrate' ARRIVED. -Raab Middleton, Neopteisams, Bandebse, fai. Ird I usimas. I Clubs grime. I Wes. ear .. S. Pint Ins (mope) • Si Ili 9 1 - aho kol taken pint iu the proceedings being ez -.Akio Little Nat, Wanda, O li ver Twist, Jams,Baition, Malsma, n u mu mu & autuirt „ L a. is 4 - 6 9 000 18. Devoe bus 4Om nemils rs of the vestry, were interested in the ruipositioa Mountebank. Butterfly, May Morning, Mourevieff, Tousle gt. leo Caledonian, LDS 4197 .. S. W. lrnatim (Mips) 18.18.9. 1 167 6 t - of the flue. Tieket of Leave, Doefoot in liubanan, Gift, Ranee, Agnes 1, 4 all ilttPerth,gAber. Jen. If 111 - 920 .. Stray Psirk • i 18.0. - Mr. l'oheti, no behalf the magistrates, showed canes Ifistmore, Wing, Eves Star, Lee:know, Feodorownu, M. 100 Nast Ana" 3, SP et. 111 ill - 9, 6 Tamar 841.11asadMn.C. 4} 0/ 71 - against the rule. The objection was too late ;it might to Bose of nishmere e yee Roes of Cashmere c(3 yrs), las 100 De- si, 6p. ct. Ull US _ 6,400 10 Tbs Croft have leen Liken at the hearing • but wither hisiordelip Concertina c(2 yrs). ' e(3 yes). 1111. 100 Do. 7 et. 109 MI G p , IL 100 LCoins.Br o lip.M.Nea 1141 US .... - 20,000 .. Vale tile.) Ma. 01. I 1 - 6,000 .. Wont). ; le 10 1 10 4 4 ° - nor lon ..,4:0.4- dud il••tie so i therefore the mousy sea. 611. 100 Do. de. Nal 185 111 - I,ots .. W. Clerad Gish ) I 376 ad 761 ad 11.11. v. Pinot erverem, applied. • IL 100 Do. New lit ca. A. 1116 115 - .. West Satan Mr. Lash, ly.C., with Mr. Hann appeared oa the The papers of the north of Ireland give gratify- F L u p a wn , mo o . 4 p. e t; N as - .. Wk Detest ann x ul ether side, and argued that the defendant could ant be by accounts of the arrival and reception of • detachnseat of at 100 Idlots elloww,a P. at IN DT - 119 1/70 laills.,re. spa 71 76 •-• r..iiiin d t .. know of the esiowea elan old act of Perin- the Manchester Volunteer Rifles, which arrived at Warren- a t. nu *ma swam , / e a. u s 115 in, •it which made all the justkes resident in the perish of paint on Friday mining in the stn . fadependenea. st. too petnetetat m ai m in tit - 4 „... w Wt. ai llell e.re er (liediutnl io 4 6 90 11 1 21 00 ...-, 1, :: Wh. Kitty Me. Want) 1.7.2. 14} 15 .- _ I: shiliond members of the vestry. MS 106 - 1. Wheal Mary Ann from Liverpool. After a short stay then the volunteers t o "a so D• De ll o Par ued •u a l' ottiteim us a (Menhenlot) The Chief Jost irs proonnaceta the objection taken on - LOW .. M. Trelawasy (Usk.) 6/ 26 28 IV Cie part of lona Hnntiuetower a miserable technicality. proceeded by train to Newry, 60f1 on dieting at the ter- le ell ottCeearead, fit - - - If ht. lordship had desired to wise a Tuition a right he minus were greeted with a bunt of cheering from those who l t t . .._l. whit liodotitliattO - - - -- might have dme sea w ithout Waring the property of the no Do. redeem ti p. sent lei lin ausulded to witness the novel speetacle. They then left ex 100 p ix re d eem i f eft eu 91 - - No. U. I FOZTION MINN. Melt IPd Q . 'a= '' 9 vs dm% The rule mutt be discharged sad the conviction fur nun " h. Th . Areicry Taeornph say . :-„ Iv . were u. 100 pa. tendon& 1...... 91 es _ upibekl. t. 100 DciamearedoteeNeL 103 106 103} } 3 20,0001 20 Australian - assured that of the men in the ranks, marchisg shoulder- 88 all D, a m n i a ems tie 100 10 79000' I Bon Accord. Limited l5ll. Par Pal - COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. to-shoulder with operatives, are not a few gallant young 10 all Do.nreaternikep,e. 17 18 - - 10,0.10 in Brealmp. (laatapni.) 27} - - - 11,000 2O Do. St. Jetui del ley 16 281 NI 261 (Before Mr. Costatinoser Goulburn.) _ 10.000 6 Da land& 111 n. Co. all - - - fellows P*B4.** thousands 6 y ear-s car P an ' t bein g IL I. l ai 0: 1::„..d - r... - .1,1:,:i r 76 1" 80,000 1 Clakon. Min. Oa. Jam. DI ax W. D. loan , pointed to es who ham no leas than 10,00 W. a year. All 116/ all De.Chest..Gua.Sharee 1 a - 475 - 64 -..- The hankrupt was .1 ship-bnilder, of Rye. This was the honor to the loyal and patriotic Britons." 11$ all Do. do. do M 12,000 44 Cobra Capper W all Do. do. do - 10,00) - - 75,000 1 Fiet is rmatsia Copper all 2 1 - Mat the halitigies are stated at 7,00(11. ; assets about 16,000 2 Pertuna Nei US 119 - WOW 90 Omni it lii 16 -. Aa aljournment wee entered. said that the object of his journey is to engage in a hooting st, 100 p e e ve . ex - 80,000 1 Ot. Weetkera el B. Annaba= 1 edh Per IN SE Wrongs% arid Asking sunrise in the North and West. He had S i .. 100 Do epic. de. •• - 110 142 - MOM I} Kam m& (Ito) 1 lk 1. pm -• This was the sitting for choice of assignees in the cam of rnesedatt te w aa j dmors to ply his roped . e. th e preei. r i s t . 100 _tin. Te.. do. Nat 116 US um , - 15,000 3 Unarm ell 1 11} - 100 DOA 9.e. do. ... 102 104 L 3111vriary, swee t est and corumisaicia agent, of Feachurch- dent, sad „ p . m mew , he then , nhuna ...a. 6 2} Do. 4 peg lit d 0... - -. ---' - 10,000 I Lnaltaabia .tort. 84. 100 Do.7p.e. filtee. 154 157 ,- 103816 1 Iduitit all I I - Mr. Oldershaw ten.lerol a proof for 2,252/.. en • judgment A Pomades= To Tim Lser.-M. Retzius, we et. 100 Doep.a.dn , , , N.L i tc.F.) us In 10,000 1 N. Mine of S elitamed a o uinet the lookropt by Mr. W. H. Jackson, of hew, died ia the fa pursuit of mimeo Oa his dying et. too nose. 0. et. our. hit. tul ... Austriis ° E iAI Ise leachurrh stovt. his late partner. bed he me th ble sheswatleassa the pregrureg dissolution MO& ll5 le - 10,000 so Peet= I.thi ell 1•- -.. ... ... 106000 6 Port Mr. Br. roneiwail objected to the proof. The eeeoolllo of his Irwa body. "Ws *niggle of death "es hard," he lift all lon.Chathani and Dona 21 SI - 80,000 1 Scottish Austin. (Um.) 111 1 a. idle i par e king,* the teak rapt and Mr. Jackson had never ben aid to those shoat ld's ; " bat it is of the highest neared et . 1 ,..., * s la s.ree* Ce . s r . V . I- LSP i e k .e. Iset l6 Lie n t - 43.174 28.2.81 United Maxima all g 2 - Idea. When saes, the bankrupt became akresesl, and had to aide tads wrestle hetwesa life sad thatle : sow the Lege iti '''.." li ",,,,Z u ;higia t T e ,7 o , l , `"_'"• ":.? - 10,0001 1 Worthing (Una.) 1 ° 92 I _ &Hewed judgment to rg. hr default- we dead ; KM the mania of the bled" 04•40 their at, 1 0 0 m aa ap e r gu ne ep,m, 125 ley - • 48,0001 I Do, - The l'emniissiolier It is only of late yeam Beat vs have ?section i the het atm& to be hooey, but fro all 6 4 Do. de - JOINT STOCK BANKS. hiel the power el inquiring into the ciretundiesees of • debt that it is highly hateregine These were hit hit wads.- at 1 00 Do 31 Per et" •• • • OS t o for whiob ju.lresent has been obtained ~ awl theft 16011 Atheneum. 10 6 Do redettaable lx.ct. 1 f - No. l Bk. I BUIL I Pd. I 01. pekoe. I Saw ___ _ _ . . . Mr. tffiler.haw tenderul a proof for 2,252/., on a judgment obtained a,taiust the lookrupt by Mr. W. If. Jackson, 01 reisehurehttneu. li. late partner. Mr Brotneiwrid objertoil to the proof. The accounts letween the henkript and Mr. Jack Ana had never been taken. When woe, the bankrupt breams alarmed, and had alUdred jodgment to g' by default. The I Invade...hour -It I. only of late years that we leave 1.1.1 the iwirer .4 Inquiring into the circumstances of • debt f..r whieh jedgeteat has been obtaioed and there eases • ore judgment has 1...° .offered by default are Put the c. 0., that worm& to I.e.k into, The bankrupt was et —When the partnershij . was Jack.° had brought in "2,Clte., thsht covenanting to being in the same within three years. H. rant) nit ito so; • bail feeling arose between them ; Mr. Jackom sued him ; %effaces did not defend the action, being advisel either to pay the money or put it into chancery. The Omani...toner—lt is quite clear the debt was due. If. Lad or. ilefeuee to the action and what defence has be lore 1 Let the proof be admitted. Ile. Hoonieb.wil said he bad to tender proofs can behalf of Meier, Kohut; Curl* and Co., for 1,,Af., • debt due jon'ly fomi Johuoin and 31'14winey. His Honour .nit in that case the proof of Mr. Jackson emit) not I.e admitted ; for one Partner veld only Prove 1403..4 smellier after he had ~tithed all the joint debts. Mr. Jackson. in sneerer to the commissioner. admitted that he Wag jointly halite to Moons. Hobart. and Co.; but said he was rawly to par the whole o f the d e bt. Hi. Honour mid the p roof could not he admitted until the wholr of the joint debt. lieu been proyod. Mr. I Ikkrsliaw asked that the choice aught be adjourned for thi. porlei•e. The coort declined to amok to thi. application. itrtot* of about :Luise. were poised. and Mr. H. Barn• well, of Twiekenhant was chosen assignee. -- 61711.: : t.TItiL8 AT T•I7I2IFIALL'it —The settling on Monday sa d 'nit:W*7 has been described to be very goal ; but 1 doubt it, for, although there were so scenes, numbers of gentlemen have balances still open. which is in mine memo's to be accounted for by the Bank of Campenter. street restricting its accommodation to the very Init.elen customers. The moat serious eases of default me them of a very pope/lar sportsman, who has never mimed • race for the last quarter of • cent and whom nodal powers have gained him access into the beat society ; and the other is • man of good family, who retired with • very handsome pension when the Six Clerks office in Chancery wee abolished. The ilyst-named got against Therroanhy in the winter, from • belief that his joints were as round era apples, end that he could not be trained, fuel as he improved in the market he was not in • posiLion to get out. Moreover, it seems that in Blink Bower's year he last 13,000 f. and by the payment of that sum 'his capital was gone. Now, without wishing to my anything megenemus about the system of en feeding without a reserve, as some of the bank, that w recently gone have done, it must be admitted he made whet atonement wee in hie power, by telling them with whom he had Oaks bets to wretch them, sal not sodwiwouting i M MAW had dune, to scramble out entirely, or break his fail by that rms. However, he was so popular, sal so much influential sympathylos been evinced for him, for the sake of mild tang. syne, his age, and his infirm health, that the came is not as hopeless as it was fiat thought. With the other person the worst feature is that he drew all he could on the Monday and Tuesday. at Tattereall's and at the Citylt and parted with as little, which, erasing suspicion, raid so onslaught which only a retreat mold repel. But as there cannot be • lack of means on his part to effect an arrangement, it is to be hoped he will maintain the respec tability of Lis family, which beaus • distinguished name in the annals of the navy, a. well AL of the Move, and enable me to state he has squared up. -"Aries'' of the Post. CI`TTING • FRIULI'S is Two.—The difficult operation of cutting in two • large 50 man frigate and half launching the portion of the weed cut away wee performed in • very eneesinful manner at Chathem dockyard, on Voter. ' day, the frigate thus operated epees being the Aretbasa, two-decker, in No. 3 dock, which is about being con verted into • screw steamer. The .krethusa is one of the old ekes of frigates. t severe! wars ago. but the Lords of the Admiralty having decided as converting her and amend other vessels of the same description into screws, abs was brought up from the orsheary at pevonport to Chatham dockyard, to undergo the requisite alterations to adept her foe • atrow steamship. In order the to convert her an addition of nearly 180 feet has to be made in hat length amidships, which necessitated the operation of cutting her in half and removing the sepa rated portions of the vessel the required distance. The frigate . having bees cut mender, the difficult teak of removing the stern portion was commenced at 10 o'clock on Saturday morning, in the presence of • number of spectators, notwithstanding the heavy rain which fell, several of the officers of the Royal Engineers being also print. A powerful hydraulic machine haring started the immense muss to be moved, the united efforts of numerous blocks and capstans, worked by several gangs of labourers, were brought to bear on the weasel, which slowly moved down the ways prepared for it at the rate of about • font per minute, until' the ponderous body had bees dragged 5A feet 8 inches, the length to he added to the vowel, when the operation wee coSted, and the stern portico shored wp end secured in its . The mike °palestina, which lasted upwards of an , wan meet meessefully performed under the super istaredence of Mr. 0. W. Lane, the master shipwright, with. est accident of any deoniptire. or so mach as a breakage of any of the taekie. The Anthers is to be completed with all despatch. ._ Do. Si per 44E4 ... Deardecautieac e t i N , N Doane. Dia D. 6 p.c N Do. tip. et. Prof. Steck N Do.Lhlitellio 4 p.c. tD AAber.te.,per. Op corith option till N Norfolk Sp. ct. Ex. Stock N North &DM 5 per cent N Do. New Ono. 6p. et. 1 Do.Dorder Union N N.1444.—Herw.4 p.e. N Do. do. de IS Do. Idedsjp.et. No. 1 LS Do. Yoh. IL* &pure. al North atalbrehhtre tib N Do. trrekomble all Chet. New/Pat N ~ ▪ A ber. 41. N De. T p. 41. 411 Dona Flied id Pr. bat**. im L am par oat N ▪ Ds. Ong ev per Not N Wake pas. p. asat.m PO Dd 46 one ▪T 6 d 41▪ 1 Ds. do. Beryl in Do. de. Cop.& N Wider.ilarsky4p.a. POILEIGN i~; 140 142 102 104 96 96 10,000 100 22,500 40 10,000 26 1,000 100 54 20 10,000 60 42.1:10 40 93,000 16 6 000 100 41,000 100 640(6) ai 11 25,000 100 *WO 20 14,003 20 36,000 26 23,000 60 00,000 60 80,000 100 12,040 100 1 0.44 UAW 50 93 50, 16 26,000 fA 10,000 100 4,000 11 14061 25 40,000 44 SO. 5 0 100) 'Agra sad tr. ear. Bank Anataaloala Bonk of IDS Bank of London Bank of Tnrkey British N. 4artys ~ lie 0 111 R llf 12fg 110 112 to '.7 1 ot .71117. Australia, Ohba. lvtrt. Moro. of bier. Lou.,and China i die } pat _23 24 Co. of Canada Cos. et Louisa Kok. Scot, BituaLChartd G. Bank ot Switzerland Loa. Ch. Bank of Aerial London and Count London Joint Stock Lon. and Westrninetor Nat. Pros. of Zaitand Do. New National Bank New South Wale. Oriental Bank Corpora Ottoman Bank Provincial of Waal Do. Pow Ature!li_ rake of Amin/a 1 5. 5 4 1:40#01 lErTaillita:F. ' I THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) Mamma• Iwo a Rotterdam all 7 Rabikalard & d7p.e ✓ L laoctioa & Fernando .2 loam Se Of Silet•OliC all Mae It NMI al▪ l IS Dalai Rapiaa I OOBTAMBO. AsiotraLon I Atlantic Tot: M i l—. Berlin Waterworks Brit. Arsedona IrlokYag.ToL • Do. Do. 087 per a MIMI Lod timid) Tot. (L) Iftaflag& Sao& froL M par met ao Prekrinc• _ . mAxstopr-Horsz. tt. VINO A MI IC= Ur. Joh" • and db. nmert Jew..., husband sad wife (eh.. ladl an .nfaat in her armid. were charged with being dunk a n d and the f.nmer, in addition, with us e...thou Toaster. pate..-constable 639, while is the szeinstion of /114 1,1%. he wa. on duty in Highopsestestreet nn MI o\'oek la.t ni4ht, when be saw the prisoners na..rr,ll,Ag sal fightimr, and ordered them to move on, vet , • ..ee way, awl ,am the other. They both obeyed in 'rot the woman, after ring a few steps, retureed, and a . at. r•'u.aiome, he took her into custody. reon thtt the rank prisoner returned, end on attempting to re.•,ee w.fe, threw wane... down, kicked him, and ...ult.•l him o. he:wally that if assistance had nut arrived. utii.t have twea seriously injured. As it was, hi. wo torn, and he had several brei.ee on ►is There wan a mob of about 900 people round at the 47111Notini7J1 — rialst 10 sil I 0 Oaaled 10 all Ol Liu= sa Cesa. SW. Mlles I l e all all Übe Oftslama* Isle 10 al laarni sal Taraboat sr Lpeas eatats all Nada **a* SO all ,t 1 1 Al the II *I 110 i 3•la.goe. II allii al France. ID 11 De. Nem Shares 10 al Itiessills Trunk Fret 20 all rani and Modit 10 all Patio owl Orleans 20 13 ,11ht $ Trattebso Merainence) g. 9. a mo 14 aim rall Daabarg 10 an WM* all dl lo lloyal yal De** 6 ill Bev** 4 all De. T Tar °est So a Swab* and Maur 1S 0211 Dat. per cent. Pr* Sr Podolia, mesa 10 11 &A•MA lasfr Vassal= a Oseasea of haws ' a Wirt litation 7ta Da 14 per sal Peet , 021 Weil all W.Ol Yeasee' 10 0 Walls of Aiwa* I 111saass Do. ip. =b. De Electric Te Do. New . and &at Oen. O boa en. Shah Navicheles Great Ship (Limited) . Do. 17iaer o End Dm District TeL el. ) [action Diaconal (El i b LOIL Madras eta! r i Canal IdediterraneanElec.Tel. Mediter. Ix. Tel. (Lim) National Discount Co Nerbaddaooaktirea(L) hibachis& Lind ••enestali'.e il2...lesained that he saw the male pri• ▪ ut I th e pre% lons witness drugging on the ground r, wal that the prisoners were a constant 1104310111 1111/1...0e t.a the 11 . 1 4hbourhood- Tins n.. 1. tut. oi I le the very weal excuse, that he Lai I. va Ora Naomi. And ;,,,t a tail* drop two much, add. hnwerer, that he went away quietly when desired to -., 1., t h e agues, soil only retained to persuade his wife to . upon wii..h tin was savagely att.adted, by the I.▪ .b.- ~ .1,0, .In , l death ..;s.n in telf.tkleove. The wain was ilie..har,;ed, and the dile prisoner sent to Lint Lthokr for seven Lira. IDe. Sp. a, M. ail as: : It N. Bea N. Brum. t. Ld. _ „Lit. Atotraladaa.. _r d :tel Do. " New Shares " la. Sta. (Lize.)d Do. de. . -__C I= - 1114h..4171M Mk Weirton 4p.e.Yer & 11W11 IL N. last. 4p,et.lash.l WO, It. OsLiVore. it,C. 44 p e •• • • 1 24. leellbh N. F.A. 4 Ilf SO 3. U I. II 14 1 .2 114 26 IT 18 now-srßyrr. Porto MT ..P THU, II AN APTIENTICL A youth awned Wia•as (*hopping, apprentice to Mr. our litetz.. h i.ar, jewelirr. I)ukeistreet, v0i...1...1:eel with ■trims a sold chats valve M. the property of hi. ni a4r . . . Ur. krt;isitenne deposed—Prisoner boa ben appnaticed IFS lii IV 111 73 73 . n 101 i 1011 101 1111 00 01 09 101 00 0111 IS 10 g g LWAT*. I t pni: 2t If St 3 24 . 6 1 Si 1a , a U 39 8 9 62 64 Sit $ 4 2 2 11 a dis 13 XPJOILS. TOTC.C. 9196 190 101 100 101 U 96 gr ol g no noo Am 10 N i3OM as UK le " 1 11 I°. 120,000 11,000 I.OO O S 10,820 10,0001 210,001 .7,14 MOOS 10,000 WON 1•41101 UAW A_o4 itti_ u. - iii sow 1.174 MVO WNW IP** laver Land a 111 i: Pailk,ad Orton. Btl D - 73. • lod p. e. forgers by throussy boo .. • Do. New loya Ilan o= Scotti l sh Ansi. P.° l Ailaq-sft SO 103 81. 1 Tait 41A. Oa Up. Oaa: I. Dficiass's . ii I ?i 1 111 K I( ms—rsref P . Tira binds opened this morning with • quiet ap pearance, lint a stimulus hen - been given within. the kust tour by the receipt c!f news of • considerable advance on the Paris toraie.. Consols are now quoted i per cent. higher kii•ri on Saturday. The im provement extends to; sorra of the other markets. Turkish Bonds and South "Eastern Railway Stock have been in chief demand. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Refutes were quoted 69fr. 95e., showing a rime of nearly per cent. since Saturday. ' • ' Consols are officially marked 96, 951, 941, and sm for money, and 95 for next Wednesday. The present quotations are 9511, "sellers," for Wednesday, 95 to 1 for cash, and 951, " sellers," for the 10th of July. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 2281, 229; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93} ; New Three per Cents., 931, 1,1, 1 ; India Stock, 2221 ; Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1061, ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 98 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 96 ; Exchequer Bills, 10s. prem. In the foreign stock market the only transactions of importance have been in Turkish Bonds, which are in good demand. The loan of 1854 has risen 1 per cent, and that of 1858, 1 per cent. ; the former is now quoted 74 to 75, and the latter 57i to 581 ; the last transactions being at 58/. Sales are re corded as follows :—Brazilian Four-andet-Half per Ceuta., 1860, I din ex div. ; Dutch Two-and-a- Half per . Cents., 661 (exchange, 126.) ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 741, 3 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 57*, f, $, 581. The shares of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company are quoted 11 to 11 prem. The directors' letters of apology to unsuccessful appli cants are stated to be now in course of issue. The Calcutta, Bombay, and China mails, tic Marseilles, will be distributed in London on Wed nesday morning. The Aida, from New York, has brought 24,0001. in specie. About 19,0001. in gold was taken to the Bank on urday. Th Sa e t wish of the public to see the Great Eastern fairly under weigh on her first voyage will not be realised without a further delay. The board have decided that her departure shall be deferred from the 9th until the 23rd inst. The amount of work remaining to be finished has proved ccnsiderable, and the Whiteun holidays have interfered with its accomplishment. Having regard at the same time to the requirements of the Board of Trade, the directors have decided that theradvantagee to be pined by a satisfactory completion of the remain mg work will more than counterbalance the dis advantages attendant upon a fresh postponement. Much disappointment will be felt, particularly on the other side of the Atlantic, but, under the cir cumstances, the decision of the directors will be generally approved of. Annexed is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Wee* List) of the railway calls falling due in the month of June. The total is unusually large: Amount per Share. Due Already . Number Due In Jane, 1000. Date. Paid. Call. of Shares. Amt. BEMs and Pen Fraocisoo 0 7 ft 10 0 90,000 6186000 Charing Cross 6 4 110 0 40,000 00,000 Danube and Mack flea Dublin and Meath 6 74 910 0 9,200 2000 Grand Trunk of Canada, tod Pref., issue 1860 Ditto, ditto Great Northern Deben ture Stock l5 GO p. ct. 20p. ct. not known. Great Southern of ladle 1 10 3 0 0 25,0i5) 76,000 Inveroeasand Nairn Pref. 1 n 1 0 0 1,000 1,000 London and North Wes tern Nightie! 3O 10 210 0 244,369 610,920 North Masters, New 4 4 per cent. Stock North. of Prance, New 1 tol6 12 Beloit*, 9unjamb 2B 6 Severn Valley 338,460 108,725 903 0 0 0 0 125,000 275 000 ,000 2 0 0 75,000 150,000 3 0 0 30,000 90,000 Total In Jane ... 12,400,006 Toisa maid In six months of 1860 The London and South Western Railway Com pany's Salisbury and Yeovil line was opened for passenger and goods traffic throughout to Yeovil on Friday. The weekly baffle return of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, just received, shows an in crease of 2,8961. The half-year's interest is advertised on New South Wales Government Debentures. The Admiralty will receive tenders on Tuesday for the oonveyance of 1,450 tone of army provisions, and 357 tons of porter, from the Thames to Hong Kong. . . - With reference to the statistics of sugar, we find the following in the circular of Masers. Trueman and Ronne I The position of sugar has somewhat improved during the past month, inasmuch as, although an excess of 12,300 tons is apparent in the imports for the Out five months of the vat compared with those in the same period of 1859, the BeJieartee have materially increased, and now amount to 109,000 against 163,400 tons, showiny a falling-off of only %WO tons Matted of 9,000 ; in the excess of 4tock also, as arisibited on the lst ult., there is a reduction during the month of upwards of 2,000 tons, the comparative figures being 95,500 and 80,900 toms respectively. The supplies torn the West Indies are coming forward freely, and, together with those from Havanna and Porto Rico, will keep our markets supplied for some time to come, but the deficiency in the Brazil crops must eventually be felt ; and in the meantime the home consumption will doubtless be folly maintained, so as to prevent any farther great accu mulation of stock. The reduction of the duty m France has at length come into operation, and there is no doubt will have a beneficial effect in greatly increasing the conatunp tion of sugar in that country ; the scale adopted is nearly *1 per ocut. lower than the old one. The quantity now afloat from Mauritius to France is only 1,124 tons, against 9,321 on the Ist June last year, and the shipmenta to that country from Havannah and Matanzas, from Ist January to 7th May, were only 35,700 boxes, against 48,200 in the same period of 1850. SATURDAY EVETOIO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 95, "rather 'oilers," for the 6th of June, opened this morning at 94/ to 95, and closed at 95, " sellers." For money the last price was 94/ to 95, and for the 10th of July, 951, " buyers " (or equal to 93f, "buyers," ex div.) The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 95, 941 ' • ditto for account (June 6), 941, 95 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, t, I ; New Three per Ceuta., 93f, ; India Stock, 224 ; Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 106} ; India Bonds, Ba. die, Indian government securities were quiet. The Five per Cent. stock of 1859 was steady, at 1061 to , and Exchequer Bills at 7s. to 10s. prem. Monday is the last day for sending in the March Exchequer Bills for renewal. Scarcely any business was done in the foreign stock market, and prices were nominally quoted the same as yesterday The Turkiah Loan of 1864 closed at 74 to /, and . that of 1858 at 57 to }. Bank shares to-day were steady. Union Bank of London, however, remained flat. In the mis cellaneous share market there was little 'ovalness, and no change in price. Oriental Inland Steam A shares were officially marked 2 (6/. paid). The quotations for the shares in new under takings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 2 to 21 prem. ; Thames and Massey Marine, 1} to prem. ; 17rniversal Marine Insurance, II to prem. ; Loudon and Provincial Marine, to / ; London and South African Bank, to W/LATIMIL IN THE HIOSLAN —W inter has not yet departed from some of the wild districts of oar west coos; and we bare received from Captain Turner ineasorandum referring to a part et the country in the neighbourhood of his route, in which it is (toted that Look Camichniss is still CI cover with sound ice, end that slew, whisk rises to ed height of 2,500 feet above the le P O il l the sea, is still main in wreaths of snow twenty teat deep.—lnserness Courier. CsT.rai PAUL= --lIALF-A-Czowx UMW AT, Jowl 2. Admiesiosi a ryl= ; ditto by ~OM tickets, 1,942 ; total 2,9; Odes for week endins Saturday, 6431)4. Tdal• vtatton g oo , lapsing a/ the Mom, June 10, 1854, 4,44TA1L Si at 4 14 111 : ble 104 le 5 3 - V - U 13 11 111 135 W VI 311 MI NO LOS lb al 333 1 f 331 si +1 le 1 the I 31 AY 11 si 'pm 3 4 I Of If 1 i # 10 16 1 t dj 46+11 7 79 U lip. I L 6 li 9 Si mi IN . 1111. 11 II le - ; a ll' a :m 100 It ... Si IfINES.-THIS DAY. Two oCoxa. The mining market to-day is steady, with a moderate number of transactions. Rest Basset shares are q oted MI to 122} ; East Wheal Russell, 11} to ; B o rtridgeConsols, li to 1} ; Stray Park, 48 to 5O ;'arid Wheal Trelawney, WA* 29. In tho Stock Smilurnge East Caradon shares are officially marked 8 ; Tincroft, 4}; West Caradon, ex div. ; and South Devon Mining, i prem. tore 4m and colonial mining shares are intui tive. The shares of the Thessalian Mining Com paay are reported to I prem. At Trotoil and Nemec Nine meeting on the 31st ult., • call at 10• per shaman.. made. Wheal Prover on th e 20th u lt. made • call of V. per ih At Wheal Arthur meeting, on the 31st ult., the accounts showed a balance of sosets over liabilities of 7301.35. 10d. Hawke Copper Mine on the Ist inst. made a call of 3a. per share. At a meeting of adventurers i n Huckworthy Bridge Nine on the 36th ult. the amount& showed a balance of liabilities over asset& of 6931. lie. 3d. A. call of ls. per share was made. East Fowey Mine on the let instant made a call of 20. per share. The Cam Brea Mines on the 26th ult. declared their 107th dividend of 21. per share. At South Caradon Mme meeting on the 29th ult. the accounts showed a credit balance of 5.8791. 71. 71. ; the met on the two mouths' working was 3,0071. 41. 2d. A. dividend of 2,0481. anti a bonus of 1,024/. (equal together to 61 . per shire/ were declared, leaving 2,8071. 7a. 73. to the credit of the next account. The Mama Mine sold on the 29th ult. 300 tons of lead, and Atw t a za p e ri alc c , e rz s yp va pec. ry r ing . r if hellr from 131. „ i t 3 i csi . atn le bor.l . 6i to . 6 : 4 4/ .3u. per . tudhesticrt May, 4,689 4,689 tons were sold for 24,7541. 1132. ; average standard, 1211.95. ; average produce, 6 ; average mum per ten, 61. 61. 6d. ;quantity of fine copper 300 tom 18 mtg. ; average last sale, COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-TAlq.---(Tgl DAY.) The weather in the Trailed Kingdom throughout the whole of last week has been very unfavourable to the growing crops, being cold, Wet, and stormy. Fine, dry, and warm weather is now much wanted to stimulate the growth of vegetation. The attendance of the Ueda in Mariplane to-day was fair, the tone quiet, but firm ; the course of prices was irregular. Thu supply of home-grown grain was small, and of countty.made . flour fair. The imports of foreign grain into Loudon IIDOO Mat Monday were reported this morning es fair of flour, rather large of wheat, small of bar. lev, and fair of oats. Witzar.—English red Sold at la. to 2s. per qr. over last Mondsv's rates ; white unaltered. Foreign red also held for an &deeper. Ft.oua ls. per sack dearer than Let Monday's prices. BARLEY slow sale, and 6d. per qr. cheaper than last Mon day. OATS in moderate demand at about last Monday's quota tion.. BEAN!.- English and Egyptian quiet at last Monday's currency. Pus unaltered, at last Monday's prises. CUIIkiNT QUOTATIONS, DUTY WagAr.-English white, 48s. to 60s. ; red, 465. to 545. per qr. • Dantzic and Konigsberg, 58s. to 645. per 4841 b. ; Rostock:, 544. to 58s. • other Baltic ports, 465. to 54a. ; French, red, 50s. to 5.4. ; white, 565. to 58s. FLOM-Town, CU. to 50a. ; Norfolk, 38s. to 39a. per 280Ib. ; French, 38s. to 43. per 2801 b. ; American (United States), 284. to 325. per barrel. BAILEY.-English, 264. to 465. par qr. ; Baltic, 245. to 35a. ; other sorts, Ms. to 28s. per qr. OATS.-British, 225. to Ns. per qr. • Russian, 245. to 255. per qr. ; other Baltic porta, 24a. to 25 ' s. per qr. Bzers.-English tick, 33a. to 38s. ; barrow, 395. to 425. mgr._ Foreign, 33. to 40s. par qr. Egyptian, 36e. to 6d. per qr. Pid&-ErafliAlt boilers, 38s. to 40s. ; bog and grey, 345. to 355. • foreign white, 365. to 38s. FLOAINO CARGOIII,.- 8 / 2 08 last Friday only one grain. laden vessel was reported arrived at ports of call, vnr. : a cargo at maize. The latest sales reported were :-111mat on parole : Taganrog Ghirka, B.L. December, under aveiiym 521, . 6d. per 4921b5., tale qua: Maize arrived Vs. 3d. per 4801bs. Barley arrived : Danube, large cargo, 2155. 9d. per 4001135. Wheat continued held firmly at hat week's rates-maize and barley tending downwards. There are now off the coast about 4 cargoes offering on sale, viz., 2 main, 2 barley. AZTITITA.LB INTO LONDON FROM MAY 28 TO JUNE 2. Coisteriee. Wheal VR Engin& .. 241r4 Foreign .. 1:942 E. C. Rail 4065 Ct.N. Rail 144 So. E. Ball 87 Ix pomp .... iPast Flour. ors. brio I seta. 70 . 176% I : UM 2186 lON c 77 zfis 1 .. 12402 60 . .. U 2 if 1.. 761 ow" Malt. oI Beam 11 1748 I 41% 50 ays -190 10 / 143 1.... 10 3390 .... 114917} 40 MINCING-LANK -(THIS DAY.) The following public sales are advertised for to-morrow. Sugar : 700 bias. West India ;1,200 begs Mauritius ; 2,000 bags Bengal, and 3,000 bap Madras. Coffee : 500 arks Ceylon, and 1,000 bap native. Coma, 50 bags. The private contract markets have bean very quiet minim Friday. In sugar, one menu of Sevannah afloat, reported sold at previous rater. Coffee, rice, and rum, nothing done. Tea—A limited 'maims, done at full prices. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 501. 9d. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 53. 6d.; June, 515. 9d. ; July to Sept., 51s. 9d. ; Oct.. to Dec., 51s. 9d. PARTICULARS 07 TALLOW. Stock on hand this day ... Auk Delivery last week Ditto from lit Jame Arrival last week Ditto from lit Jane Price Y.C. per cwt. this day Ditto Town last Friday 13,409 684 566 11,002 20.756 772 1.200 513 720 1,015 1,435 94 SSE 544. hl. Us. bd. 140 3d. f 521. Dd. Od. M. 94. ♦rrival for the week =dime 18th of Jane had year, 1,3e1 casks. and delivery 7t2 maks. The arrival last week temprlsed 948 casks from Peterslnusg ; 850, South America , 134, other places ; total, 1,483 cask. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of beasts is about the same as on Monday last. Trade is active and the prices of that day are rather exceeded. There are a few more sheep and lambs ; however, the demand is good and late rates are well maintained on the average. Calves are not quite so dear an on Thursday. From Germany and Holland there are MO beasts, 4,000 sheep, and 147 calves. Spain, 40 beasts ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,700 ; and 200 from the Northern and Midland Counties. Per stone of sibs. a. 4. a. d. Per stoop st 81bs. s. cl. &4. 1108 Scots, Herefde. 5 4 5 6 Best Das& 111-IbdsBh 5 8 6 0 Best Mimi-hams 6 0 5 4 Beet Loosksroois.... Second qua. beasts 4 4 4 4 Do. do. Rums .... 5 4 5 4 Calves Pip 4 5 4 De. do. Oboes ... 48 6 DeatDna 81f-brads lambs Beasts at market, 6,880; Mum and lambs, 10,36 0: Calves, ; Pigs, 200. BOROUGH - HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Mears. Pattenden and Smith report that the late winds, rain, and cold nights, have had a had effect on the hop bins', musing them to become yellow and unkind, and making but little progress daring the last week ; but very few hope on offer, consequent! •• am very firm, aid fn: fine samples of Sussex and W eald of Lenta an advance of 2n. to 3e. per owt. is obtainable over last week's prime. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY. ) Walls End Acorn Clone, 160.; Walls End Rummell Hatton., 161. fld.• Walls End Marten , 16 e. ; Walls End Eden, Ha s ; Walls End Heaton, 17s. 9d. ; Walls End Framwellgate, 16s. ; Walls End Hough Hall, 16s. ; Tan fi eld Moor Bute , 131. fd. ; Bebside Hartley, 15s. 9d. ; Deviances Hartley, 16s. 3d.; Howard's Hartley, 15e. 9d. ; lasabert's Hartley, 15e. 3d.-43 ships at market. Captain Ball brought the subject of cattle dis temper before the Irish Agricultural Society on Thursday., stating that it has made such frightful ravages among the dairy cows of this country that fanners had refrained from investing in this otherwise remunerative stock, many of them having lost by the fatal epidemic every milch cow they possessed. But • remedy, or rather a specific, has I been discovered, which has proved none the less effectual ' that it is of a nowt extraordinary and, here at least, a novel character, being neither more nor lees than a Turkish lath ! Dr. Barter, Captain Hail says, cured seam out of eight dia. tampered animals on the first experiment ; sad be showed a fanner who hail lost thirty cows by the malady how, for 61., he would construct a ride bath, which, on being set up and t es t e d, proved effectual in saving all the rest of the cattle that caught the disease. ALPRONSZ Kan AT liwn.—The imperfection of e ven the vegetelde palms here despite their supplying the market with green pas all winter, has so struck Jtli pbonie Karr, that La NMI set himself to teach the BMW. to cultivate aspersgas into amethieg thicker than knitting needles, and to von artichokes huger than pigeoes' eggs. ?or this benevolent papaw he has established a model farm in the vicinity, and for the sale of its produce has opened—we must not call it • shop—an artistimßysuranged grotto like recess, with vaulted roof and low windows looking on the Judie Public. Bare, even when the Ttte Chame is powdered with snow, am ripe strawberries growing In pots, fragrant hyacinths and jonquils, double tulips, and violets, annul tufts of papyrus, gorgeous camellias, rare Ittat4atas, and mettles.,. articulated, ribbed, columnar, or arrammg ; while buddies of dainty vegetable., baskets of tempting fruit fresh Ving in velvety moss, and spring chickens goody to ke are daily disposed round the apartment, with • teats naively French, and at 1,411118 M worthy of English han d er Farina's Magazine for dune. 1