The Express. — London, England, 1861-04-16 00:00:00

rss cosassrsrmr LAID 50C1177. (Till Day) Thi attersoas tabs 34th quarterly general of the ramairt al Ilse above so sty waa held la 71 1 =arott, Gal lltaanil au is taw shear ow full lill=oglawrtittos, ia ' submiallag to the sham Wow taw 311 b rape* wile with salithettoo to the aa• was/ Mono be tie ant au sawatha Slabs' at lady-day imaa yew : wows vodka mums la Or.. Total .. ~_ P` Completed. Moms '"" e 'P"' pee 15. 1440 . PM 41 184 MOM 18 3 lamb M. LIM 77 TI 148 14.711 8 2 IS 121 442 15.1NN 111 a Tabie Mina. 114, WM .. MOM 8.1411 KM 441.000 8 1 Creed Tea& to Lwow. Illa MST 3.1711 KM MAU • I fitgl der dto Christine., BM. 255,11311. --- 13 e. 114. ; boa solo .1 had to Lady• Day. 1181, 261,6111. 16. ; total witbdtawals Irvin Sept. to r...th Merck, 11161, 131.4211 t 3s. Th. returns el the Register al the Order ROM ere as fallow : Completed 31013, lkez e l k ls Segment.. 1641, Total $716 ; D e d uc t Ros M. .4 t.tes , b.r., 6246 I:seseeneed Rights, 2500. The Lot dor. number OR the muter L ftessurity is Ne. 12.4.17. sal the last share tango up to March= ov !move wel6,4t/7. Tim ire *Balmiest of had gad ,ants for the omen even took photo at the aloes ea Me - ..411 of February. The someedel sale of ypll oc lt.. as the ev , ed penis of the iFftdbary Park Estate, Tunbridge Won % 11 , *WO. the popularly of this picaresque pr y. The • I. stye .4 Use rummer of direct Miss to TionWidgeWelle lair over the hoer, the orestructios of the new reads ea the estate with short commicatiose to the tows gad nolway Mhos, red the .1 the mew church at 81. i.hs.pos.the. Leyte. the isle mtmr . t with the greed foe the pansmage us the sociehave is , mend aossiderably the vales of the W oodbury Park Re tire. Pm the griendreste adored at this allotment ea the St. Marprires sad Beallegess ernes. am we oreddraable cempritase swept the hoiden of rights at Mdse. The mat @Benoist (the seemed thie year)) is Axed terThgredm. the lath of 111.. y, "a which oseasise Wall be ellend Mbar pm moo of the !Lorne. Park RAM en braChligg piele. at primes mane lo sin sad siMs, hem dem left Mews to high -idees Whs. The lieslish TeesMahe Memo heves begs gempleted Oder the maims uf the Meirepolites mad Bt. Pesaro Board et Woks, • sew plan hoe keen pasted and the amold portions will he eared to the holden of *baud be tb. ream! public. The forty. third Mate pardesed kr Me somary. berm the third pro. piety Henterdehre, will he Osten daring this year As the had is eillealled elm to the Milroy mid Intro the fligh met of Hertford, Minnie be the seend estate, for which the domed hes hoes so goad. the mhseeboldere ma be area. emulated es this actpusition. The evocative contaitros Lou the gratification also et Wens* the armhole, that tvo sew churches am sew epos for Damao warship .6 Maid. sloes sod Wischester, the freehold mites for which wen pressatel by the society. Hie Ones the Archbishop at csaterbary eamersied J L roars Church at Rainless, sed prowled the einses, sad the Cbrietelotwok diarist church was eassetented by the Bishop of Wuscherter. The Rev. Cases Oarua he made the lusedlovul gift of 3,0006. be this lairesentiesed church 2,0001. for the shim mid I,ooot for 800 =slow meet. The great enemies of the metropolitan ndboad nem, lied the Lip removal of homes required for the verses • are Mien* the *Metro at the logis. later*. had is the suburban districts will be maim then mar on distend. no executive committee, in the sisition of property is and mar the metropolis, poe tise the isereasimg dispositioa evusced hy all amiss ef the eseemanity to ateadon the crowded green .in order le lore is healthy localities at s messiest diem* from tows would evintaelly exercise a powerful influence in the demi= dthe sosiety's Maim It is sow the time for th e to tore to smut thew freehold land. Those who ande l. ok haildissoperatiess Minibuses,' from the Conservative Lead Somity, ban had ream to ho satisfied with the result. whilst the shareholders who were holders of rights of choice I tyro been thus afforded the opportunity of purchasing ,srousd rests on must elegihle terms. The enmities in ote Monroe to the f oll owings erste. in the Six Home ramie, a preentieg peculiar advantages of omnibus, neer, and railroad communication wirh i lt mete,p,lis : lIIITDDLIDIII. Name of L' tote. Situation. Railway, River, or Omnibus. lisotiahtown. Tork•read, N. North London, Omit Northern, and omnibus Oil Foal .... OldFord.read,E RasteruCountienNer. 1:90311111 Road . . North Dow Lasko, and Strew Maws._ . Tutteoham Colony-hatch. sod Wood-swim of Great Northers. afield Niamey s 'lmo to station N. London and omnibus. Wog Clues to station South Wasters. Richmond, Twickenham. Twicksahus k andisleworth &Mims; lideworth ... River; Richmond ow. Kitimat. sultan, Kimm. Putney Do Weotleworte rd j South Western. Betimes Clabsivell 1 Dentnark.road Omnibus. Ileum "tr. Duos. WWT, (Iselin& (imp thuidford MT. WRIT. oinent Ibutlin 1n...4-km 1 7 Aill and &ek. Park ations. Wooibery Park 1 % a ka ?! ... ' Nana Lateen. l ui c hk,„ a. p unchers ; fissa isa tatern and Nank 111/1117011111E11/ Hertford and 1,..... w t. h. ", }Eaters Counties and W ' • so No I. — --- Great Northern. toor . Hertford, Not; F i s i dsg sw.4ll.4 astim . "" 1 Ditto. Hertford, No 3. DOM Ihtto. 111111111, SOCT/L 161.10% . . . Min . . Emisrn Counties. *au= lesedhal Petit Brighton . . South Oar* la oddities to the above estates is the Heise Counties, these may be added the Dowasbire-squeas Mete, Iteetiag, *atlas tits reed to Wort The steadies eseasittes, Me Nem* of the abase estates a. admirably adapted feet* sea* d readeasse tthe railroad, eves to the own theta* pepsrty. *whoait wills* what were fanaarly tamed et& art* districts), beg to mail* the shareaseidare that the reads aid &m ace. the wapply of water end pa, En to ea= iseteees complete. sad that the salebrity el the eed the eligibility of lie sites aro waseamitlemble. Oa *es seletse there is ample rem for ealsatioa beta the *WM* oskaishal fur the imkeleleas sad au* epo s** *the int-eleas wit* The urea is lay ef the easoldlaed 'sky the met of hie had by !NW _ll**lll7 Si lkilimft. WI tie Ml** who whew to balla ea his plot 1 ellesail every faellity is the way of edema*. More Ihse this, the committee elain credit for the so. sisty's system ie serums( fee the *yen of lead *real .6416 1•1 1 to Is d sad expeame. Oa Name of the selatee reamed eeopaioalter We* oda* *ft either hy greatiag frewpreas fee a ter. tie emaker el years to the °weer era Imes. et by • re dad* If fern ; and share ie doubt sitar the pi** steads wade by Lard Derby sad Laid lisiteebery, Mb, We la Osmetily sad eiwipseatly .aerated the shuns al it. displappd werldaireimes, that kether eseeeseleee far Ohs asseesseedemea of the pelilie will be made by the me. Isepebewe swllaz t bswede, whom interest s.•l pity tweet be temeiste operatieme pli Iff NW every *Wee ea easy Lows of Lwaiee. The aunt* eseatitlea have oa *dam eradeee vaialy seisaveared be ea ewe of the rail •.• empeedes the i Vrertease d iashateg bald* of , • ,. htierg had to build ,• sad se the Mmielatare bee wow WWII up the eat** et seestrias ales eroomisalatiost for tie *resat who will he* le tort far beam le the suburbs. ti. 4nelers may eater** this eappetatice that there may f•• the future additined temphatiese held out to ti. shos«, of the easservetive lad Society. Buildings to • e•sedesshle *teat have tab* pies ea the above estat e s, ashths oppostasity is still atford.d to obtain do* sither In a the society or from &Bottom. The eteseediap closed with a drawieg for Use rights of dr.ro. CHU 851/101 1371114TE5. Thu morning the estimates for " Law sad Inv 14111-2 wows West TM total ram required Was a set lemma aver last pear of 90,3071. ;a total for Lewd is 11115,1111., with is an fa ""aa of 190,532 t. ; for ffsotaml, irr,snt. at • 4,- "wo of AUX. ; for Lela* 67J.df1dL, or a do. ^ '"Asa of 14,1301. ; for pries red amoviol aarokaa I.maa sad abroad, 786,9141., ow aa kaasamfaa of 7.325/. tdktloa, 'ha follow* mar am almesalkle Ilut ( Assimilated had. maw the Mad "Courts et Justice," 10 %ha& 4314,7661. ; flosiked, 111.787 L; sad halm& sk. Tay ROMIDALS BANQVIT To Ma. CORDIEN..... r'imweleme en being made for this erect, and the cow . 4 40 lime memo to saps et the bee. gentleman will arrive 144 41 d to the mem el tee days or • fortnight. Mr. re's oei whit le aselidals will tsko plea immediately after 4 We velum* throbs ter the gift of the freedom d the titzot Lamaism Mewls 01 Pramern, Some KIIVIINOTO7I. ! Wray el Aimee Ihw the week eimMei April 114 2,93 T. Anal wasear ekes As miming el the m tree em= dimly tVwf 12. MS), =Ad& LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Wore Vice-Cheasellor Sir Jaime Stuart.) THE EMPEROR 0/ AUITMA V. DAT. - • •••••• • • 11111 indica to dissolve the injunction, which was eorn• iseeeed yesterday, was proceeded with this morning. Yr. Collier, Q.V. (of the commos law bar), continued him argument for the defendant, Louis Kossuth, and contended that the plaintiff had no such right as be alleged by the law of Idiots, and, therefore, that be must bar it either by the constitution of Hungary, sr ley soles Hungarian law. If thsit of the Emperor were aay, it must be on the LTdma injury to his rennin, and the coarta have &ad they de sot take "dice of any revenue laws. I t might la mid that the ease was very similar to one of patent, but Komittli had net attempted to counterfeit the notes of the Emperor al Amnia, those of K °much being in the Hungarian language, lad aged by him, while those of the Ispetor of Austria were in German, and if it were a esaatssfst the plaintiff was eat of court, m it would be a fussy under the Ilth Gm. IV. Bat it could not be said with any ream that it was a questing of couaterfeit or trade mink,the mites were mi diminenr. The Emperor of Austria had mil th• right of iseni c lpremisiary notes by the law of salsas, me sas, and if ,it must if at all, by the coestitatith sr laws el Hungary, wad not be endowed by a Court xvia no wad ••• 1 9 4 1thaid dinw a public wrung, and edit act bring a court of criminal mold act iderfirs to reined it. M iah estr ih t maid act interfere maid is case of sash wrisagful act, which, if cempithith would he a ells for adios at law, but no ellsclardisa teeth be framed to meet such a era. The premed was a mew description of claim gush as had never bus before naught forward I. lee semidry, mad the effect of its bong eatertaiesd would be mat eatraonlinary. The mercies of such a funs. intim had dyer beta massed by any court Is this Hs (Mr. Oilier) wished it to he nadsideed that Keeseth wee west deirenme net to do anything castrary to the laws of thh seuntry. The leaned counsel then reed an sidavlt.f sew leek, which bad been nada by Kossuth, be the sled that the Emperor was not the lawfully ennead Kim ef HaNgery ; that the royal arms Wale WIMAW•I4 into the ornamental border o f the nen% and ass at givieg them any authority; ad %insidit) did set fa send the notes or sel l sgry, hi that la the present disturbed state of Kings 10 had tidy bad the antes printed in order to meat eispr saallingsasise which might happen. He thea reed a shed athinit of Ssbhs. Vickovies, saying that the Empower it Austria was not King of Hungary (Fer dinand, the prised kng, still living ; if he bad not atria. sated, he was still king ; if he had abdicated, the *roue was still recast) ; that the Emperor of Austria had so exclaim right to dreads • notes in Hungary, so web right Irvin bees by ths Diet. He then ned an isvit of Charles Edward Rawlins, also an Aitken of sae of the /mere. Day, that be had executed the acme ea the artier of Lodi K °tenth, but that be had set nesivad any seders to or attempted to Wahl* the Austrian eaters; that having been celled an by Sir Richard Hayes to ve up sums the , of the peewee wbo had glees them the they had refused so to do. He (Kr. Collier) thee submitted that the Emperor had in fact se muse of complaint at all, the ads set having being ethed; and further, he submitted that if the plaintiff now had the right he claimed by the lsw..f adiens, it had been teksa from him by the laws of ileae l The ned smith' was still spaildng when our report — Mr. Coiner, Q.C., and Mr. C. T. Simpson, appeared for the defeedaat ; Leak Losanth, in support of the motion Mr. Basco, Q.C., and Mr. Waters for the defendant s , Maim Da7 ; an d Sir neigh Cairns, Q.C., and Mr. Cotton, far the plaintiff. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 16, 1861. EXCHEQUER CHAMBER. rns SITIINGS II WIWI. The leaned judges forming this court assembled this morning, and mode the following appointments for the eft tiap in arrow : —Errors from the Coact of queen's Thursday, May 9, and Friday. May 10 ; from the Court el COMMIS PkIMS, Satarday, Nay 11, and Monday. Nay 13 ; and from the Court of &chequer the two following days, Tmetiny, the 14th, sod Wednesday, the 15th. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Belem the Judge Ordinary.) • _DAVIS V. DAVIS. This was • ewe of proving, in .demo fens. the will of • gentleman le Moamouthshire, who had died bequeathing of 5001. or (100 f. to his wife. Dr. Wasabey for the executors, and called wit nesses. who the axecutioe of the instrument. There woe se oppaellion. The Osert lisarsed probate as prayed. BALDING O. BALDING. The rainier wad • wife who sought the restitution of her coniepl Asher. The resgmedent had filed • plea in answer, limpet* that she wee suffering from the effecta of puerperal main, and that though she had been die charged from the lunatic mylum in which alto wee at first placed, it would be dangorous to allow her to return home. Mr. Asplitad.oe behalf of the wife, dammed to this asswor, amongst other grated+ on account of its miasmas. Dr. Phantom (with whom was Mr. Bridge) mairsetsd to amend it in that respect, sad the ease stood over. TB! AMMDDIEI rum Mies Shoddim doted that it had beam her Intention to more the court to-morrow (Wednesday) for leave to pest pone her application before the full court for a re-hearing. She bad, however, through a misapprehensioo, omitted to file the proper notice. Sir C. Cromwell said the contemplated motion of the petitioner was quite unnecessary. On Moody next the full court would it, and would be propared to hear her ap plication if she thought fit to brim It oa ; but if mot, it would stand over as a matter of course. A• for &ay subse quent hearing he could afford her so help—that tad take its chance. Miss Shedden—But our counsel would have spelled to your lordship, and mach more ably than I could do; for in. structioes as to whom we should cite, in ,liou of Mr. Wm. Patrick, the next of kin, who has died since the trial. Sir C. Cromwell—Depend upon it your counsel would not have extracted any opinion from me on that point, however artfully they might have attempted to do so. It is entirely • matter for the full court, and I shall say nothing whatever about it. DITORCI The sew rams list comprises fiT;;..., including seven petitions for judicial separation. The list Wined at the ammancament of hat term oontained as many as 187, sad aid sal balsas lbs squall.. bus. It malts, tbsretoss, tlra Ibe bbeessellbs lesessd jedasbai Wm haw reasesa tie sealsor d subses for AMA M.= of monis* sad es elsestioas at Isileassay by so fewer Um 53. TR& POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) NARLDOROUOILATREET. 1101111 NO AN Antra' AND SIMI VOW:MN - - tteiAiaw Irma.. as sett al•lookaag fellow, wee charged before Mt. Treldti with dealings geld wadi. the pro. petty of Ids. T. J. Gullick. artist and author, earl also a seemlier of the Quees's Westminster Rios Volunteers, re edits( at Kr, Bersers-street, eifordetrest. Oullick raid that about four the previous afternoon, while the volunteers were marching, he was standing neer • deeimay is Onfordetreet, opposite Wardouretreet, when • moil wee made towards him. sod se be had bees mice before sobbed while ping through Ternplehar uoder similar cit. sreendemet Met Gees looked to his watch, end found the priesser's heed a. his chain, the watch being nearlyout of hie was then hustled by three or foarf e ll owe , so d h e pocket rind the piemer ladyorise wee sow in coact, also complaining that she had lost bar watch at the same tints, sad dsis believed that ens of the prisoners ooze - peke: sisseCit but that be bad escaped. Kr. said be wished the thieves would alw a y s mom pi* so ea peaseater. A young men at a elheseensouger's In Homers street pre evideace. A esserteideenid he howl • watch up the prisoner's sleeve, and width the primer WWI to dispose of on the way to the elation. The primer, who lo know., was 'emended. Mr. Hope, on Friday, will ask the Under Secre tary of State for the Colonies whether it is intended to endeavour to institute a tribunal in New Zealand to decide upon Goodies*, claims of native. in asses of propound maks of land by then to the government. Ou Fridny Mr. Van. - titta.rt will aak the Secretary of State for leaa whether bin attention has been drawn to the report of the Wino Commission, with the minutes of evidence taken belay them, sad eppeadix, dated Calcutta, April 27, 1111113; and, if so, whether he has taken any steps to carry oat the reeowunesidatione contained therein. Sir R. Carden has come forward as a candidate for Narylebems, ow the oesseroitive ieterest The Deau el Westminster requests the Old Westminster. le met in the school en liaterday, the 27th is et two p.m., to steam the spat of their committee appoi•Mil at lbs mosikag hold en the 13th of last June. OVININO OF TER WINITISINIITXR STRUT RAIL WAY. —Cosaideroble excitement was evinced yesterday monis. is tbe pighboerhood d Wmtatiaster by the epesiwg of wind is commonly *bows as Mr. 'bales Maim way. At about eight in the morning the can were pissed wpm the tramway, sod they continued le ma every Ise miewees between Westminster Abbey sad the Pimlico Railway Station. A large concourse of people asiemhled, sad it wee satisfactory to find that there was net • room *lee id the system of placteg obstsweliese on the ways which wee iwilehied in os the missies el the has at Bays water. There wadi bat owe one (called " The Nevis") res niagyesterday. It is • light sad se day. eats* 24 peewee inside, and carrying se pamoweers ea lite root. As/other anrge,, camper 48 pereepers Maids sad *Mid% will be plead ow the has is • fewdays. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sr atonic ria.saaArs.) XET MEETING.--(THIS DAY.) NEWMARK= HANDICAP. Ebony .. . ... ... 15 res. SWEEPSTAKES OF 100 SOPS. A.F. Natalia' aad Starlight us bore. PAID F011.712T. —Prudence aid Will o' the Wisp. SWEEPSTAKES OF 50 SOY& Amy, Starlight, Tomytie, end Ellett& are Item PAID FORYLlT.—Durodas. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF 30 SOVS. T.Y.C. King of Kent, aged, Bst 121 b ; Contadina, 4 yre, 7et 91b ; Beobow, 5 Ire, let 71b ; Angelo, 4 yrs, let 61b. All Ire here. THIRD BIENNIAL STAKILI Peres, Roe, Asteroid, Yellin Yin Nicht. Styria. Red. pole, Zitigara, Sequitur, Leightabeidg., Nautilus, King of Neat, Junkie, Russley, Starlight, K Lupus, Cister cian, Janus, Lady Blanche, Pardalots, Struggler, The Sage, Juno, Yorkmioster, Lady Evelyn c, Lisbon, Prudence, sad Kaight of SL Patrick are here. Paw Foarrir.—Oberus, Prince Plausible, Kiarikoff, Ba bette f, Postage, Icarus, Julia, Promotion, Big Bea, Arro gant, Whitewall, Coppersmith, CaShan, and Deserter. SECOND BIENNIAL STARES. D.L filar, 1312.011 Manehanan, Umpire, Aug.to, Damn, Ebony, Dane, Lupe Sus, Avalanche, Sir Hugh, King of I Diomede, Itoesia, and Vanonisher are here. PAM Foann.—Barabbia, Leprochsan, Car/Jiro, Refuge, Gilgol, Northern Light, Berryman, Jaws, Lod Palomar, Tirailleor,Prtrachio, Fusilier, Whirlwind, Night inesalels„ Retreat, Sarasota', Ingests% Gang For ward, by Grand, Arlington, Thesealisn, Provision, St. Rattiebosse, and Loiterer. Orman Anarvota—Thormanby, Paillestooe, and moor. hea. LATEST BETTING AT MIDNIGHT. NEWMARKET HANDICAP. 3 to 1 apt Parmesan (of) 100 to 15 Zs etas (t) 100 to 15 anwentter (t) 9to 1 Golden Pippin (t) THIRD BIENNIAL STAKES. 2 to 1 apt Asteroid (t) sto 1 Lig of Kent (t) 2,000 GUINEA& 14 to 1 apt /Ware 100 to 3 Jens THE CHEBTER CUP. 550 to 50 opt Me. W. Day's let 50 to 1 Bluestone THE DERBY. 9to 2 opt Dundee (t) 20 to 1 Big Ben (t) 25 to 1 --Maraoff (t) 100 to 3 King of Kent (off) GO to 1 KMmen (t) Ato 1 Matador (t) 1000 to 10 Jenne (t) COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVRRPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (se =mut AND MIN Newry= enheatra.) (nom OUR OWN 001LIZOPONDINT.) Marietta very steady but not much doing le wheat. Flow without change. Indian corn ,365. 9d., and 37a ; mixed Galata, 395. Beaus steady. Oats and oatmeal kw sale at late masa The weather is beautifully fine, but the attesdaace 4 the market is limited. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) lowa—TM pub Lie sales aro roaming staadlly. teed fully supported last week's primes. Coma— is is selling fairly in public sale at about previous rates. Tea.—The public malee hays gone off to-day without spirit, bat tbs private contract market is firm. CotTos is steady, but sot active. BLirririui aid at full primes. llrfous are steady. Run without alteration. TALLOW MARKET—(THD3 DAY.) The market I Orm at the aabloised prices: Tows tallow, 54e. sat cads ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, ISBs. to bee. dd.; April to Jaw, 58e. ; October to December, 55e. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKEI'.—(THDI DAY.) Yuan. Davie sad Co. report trade slow at hit day's LPrime meadow bay. 75e. to Me. ; superior ditto, C I IOU ; inferior de., DOE. to SOL ; clover. old, 9 00 to IMl5s. t ; sew, mooed eat. Ph. to 100 e. ; stisw, a. o 441. RETRIESTITATION or TrlisMorrlif.-v-The onlf names before the elector. are Mr. N. G. Limber* the wei knows coal mum and Mr. Arthur Otway, brother-in-law Is Lord Clarence Peet Both them semitone's are liberal& Neither of thus hod rosebud North Shields on Saturday sight, but Mr. Lambert was expected that evening, and It was siseed that his address is tribe issued to-day. Mr. (Away seem babied to ask that a requisition should be sent to him. Does to Saturday evening the extent to which either of thews gentlemen will go se parilanestary reformer, was *skews ; there I. ent strength is the party Is the borough who bold honest opinions upon this t subjects and who are detormieed to make it w▪ ith vos the question of the ronteet, probab il ity, Wanes ei power. It is stated that, la all Sir alma Ale ender Doesidsos, a mead liberal, will also be is the Geld today. flr S. A. Donaldson is a wealthy Australias, we sadereland, and has had muck to do with establishing liberal isothatioas at the ases. lost night, it was rumoured that Yr. Richard Hon, of Carina, might be brought out by the tonne.—Newcas tle Chronicle. MUNITICIENT PRISES.= TO BARNSLEY. —Mrs. Locks widow of the late Mr. Joseph Locke, the eminent engineer, has just made knows to the local authorities that, masideration of the interest ever shown by her lamented husband in all relating to the lowa of Sunday, and as a memorial of him, she purposes present* the town with a park or recreation ground. Is sa, Mrs. Locke has en amored that she will make a donation of 2,0001. to the Barosley Grammar School, where Yr. Locke was educated. Mrs Locke has also made Wows In the heads of the Roman catholic school in Barnsley. the foundatioa SWIM of which um laid by Yr. leeks, and who for years had been a liberal subscriber to the old school, that she is prepared to present it with 1,0001., in remembrance of the interest so long taken in it by her lamented husband. Although the Locke family are sumben of the Roma. catholic r , the late Mr. Leeks and hie wife did not belong to it. ?HZ WRATHIR AND THE CROPS. —AnotEeT week of eoetinoed dry weather haa taken pleas, greatly to the delight of the fausura, upon whose prospect' the constant wet had begun to tell most seriously. Very gloomy accounts were begioniag to prevail in all quarters, and not without mama A large breadth of land remained uneown—and is many cuss mono of acres origiaally inteeded for wheat were found to be in such a coodition as to render their appropriation to some other purposes wholly in• evitable. Even where wheat had been sown in the autumn, the plant was in savorous instances en destroyed by the slug, or rotten from the effect of the continued wet, that all hope of a crop was out of the question ; and the land has been ploughed up to be devoted to barley or oats. The weather of the past ten days his, fortunately, put a check to the mis chief that was going forward, and in addition to the absence of rain, the earth has been gladdened ith the prevalence of brilliant sunshine daring a Call• siderable portion of the week. Farming operations have been ted with great lied not a day has been lest. prosecuted notwithstanding the favourable effect of sunshine &ad dry weather, the earth is still saturated and, with the ex ception of a few spring showers, a further continued absence of downfall will be most desirable. The warmth of the sun has bad a good effect in warming the earth, and the gram is everywhere looking fresher and giving indications of . During the lut two or three days the weather growth been cloudy and gloomy as if a change were near at hand. The wind, however, still keeps to the northoest, sad although that is not a very agreeable quarter, the fanners would be glad to compound for that evil provided the result he to keep off a downfall—Sussex Advertiser. Tee HOP PLANTATION. —Me state of the hop plantation at the present moment, ia eousequesce of the wet weather which continued last year from March to Christnias, almost without intermision, has given rise to much usiety, and now that the vegetable world is springing into life under the influence of spring, some estimate may he formed of the damage which the pl a nt has sustained. We regret to bear from almost every quarter that the plantation has suffered very severely. Many gardens have been grubbed, and the ground sown with corn. In other oases the injury is still morn serious. The crown of the Outs looked healthy. mid the ground has bees dressed; but on digging down to the roots they ham been found completely dead and rotten ; so that all the labour he. been thrown away, and the ground moot well be applied to any other purpose. This has happened even in cases where the land has been thoroughly drained and farmed right up to the mark.—Maidstone Journal. THE BUILDING TRADIB IN THE NORTH.—It appear. then is much disoostest among the vrerlipeople of the building trades is some of the north-oCilaglesd towns, and on Saturday the eissonee.laboures of Manebeeter turned net ea the refusal of the Sami•r• to give as advance of wean CAldrosula.—Armonling to the last amounts freak California • amber of veseele were loading at Han Frainideee with wheat and dour for England and New York. A very few years ego California imported breadstuff". The pope Inhere of California now yields a large and increasing mums iiIiTROPOUTAIP Fail HOSPITAL, D EVONSH IR E SWAY" CM. —no esgregieto aernber 01 patients relieved dries the week ending Apra 13 wee : Medical, 1,514 ; cowgirl, 11119-4clal„ 1,144, el which 749 von sew wow. WARR L1828.-(THIB DAY.) Two o'Olooi. The railway share market to-day is firmer, in sympathy with the funds. A rise of Ito 1 per cent. has taken place in several of the principal stocks. Midland is in special demand. London and North Western stock is now quoted 95} to 96 ; Great Western, 70 to 1; Midland, 124 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1101 to 111 ; South Eastern, 83 to ; and Caledonian, 98 to 1. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are rather firmer, at 11 to 11 dia. Great Western of Canada Railway shares are very firm. OIDICULT suss AND ROCILL igi I I'd SJILWATIL Lai I au kwe " 111 !!, ut ! IWI N . a K . 100 114, 100 JO. 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Northern, MI 110 E -• Western. 4 701 T&—lanatslars and Yorkshire Stock, - N _ _ rest 11 south lll—fg;do — b — Waii.., ine nt __..t achamo tl — Ter ."— lsrn :Sto — ti sid. lll4 644166—Midlandam(ad lAeooh, Steck, 111111 114—Ditto New 1 6.141 1 D 6 p. —North British !lock, s 125—North Staff 4 616-16 d.—North Bastern, Barwick capital Stock, 1021 1 Ditto, York Capital Stock, 905 90I—Ditto, Leeds capital Stock, MS , O v iSouth Kastern and Dover, 24 1346 241 — Welt Midland, , 43 44—Buffalo and Lake Buren, 4 15-16 6 1-10—Dutch Biwa* Se d.—Orand Trunk of Canada, 5 I-16—Oreat Dixembourg, e 4 115— O re Western of Canaria, 114 ad. 11g— Ditto New Shares. 95 ad. &I Central, 21 265 d.— Shames and Mersey Insurance. 1 1-1615 p. Mancitintin, Arum l&—The sarkei wu quiet, but OrestilWeetern of Canada, 11) s—Great Western, 704 llltaoi Central, tS 5 d.—Lencashire and Yorkshire, 1101 f—London and North Western, 661—Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 441—Ditto, 115 p er cont. Pref.. eng—Midland, 124—Thanies and Mersey Marine Insurance. 15 p —New York and Erie, 285. Butunionsm,!Ariui 15.—T0-day's quotations included :—G rest Western Birmingham 011arsnteed. 74 to 71 ; London and North Western, tui, buyers : South Staffordshire. 104 to 10i ; Birming ham Old Union MM. 105 to 104 ; Birmingham New Union MUL 2L lla 3d. to 21. 124. SQ. per share. Birmingham Wagon shares changed hands at 45 pm. Market. better. MINES.--(THIS DAY.) --•-- Two o'CLocw. In the mining market to-day there is no feature of importance, prices remaining generally the same as yesterday. In the Stock Exchange Wheal Kitty (Want) shares have been dealt in at ; East Wheal Grenville, North Downs, East Caradon, South Wheal Frances, Wheal tiny, Alfred Consols, and Wheal Damsel, have also changed hands. United Mexican Mining shares have again ad vanced, being marked 6 and sit. North Rhine Copper (South Australia) have been dealt in at MIIEDZIR 07 • CHILD BT TWO BOYS, NEAR itroceetter.-0• Friday last, the dead and naked body of a child, shout two and a half years old, named George Bur gess. was found ie a brook near Hempshaw-latie, Stock =6 deceased was the son of a penou named Ralph residing in Higher Hillgate, Stockport. The body presented • pitiful appearance, the whole of the heck sad arms being • mass of bruises, apparently in itiated with a stick. An inquest was opened on the body oa Saturday, when several witawnes were called, who deposed to having seen the deceased in company with two boys in the vicinit of the place where the body was [wad. whilst one o f them stated she saw one of the young wretches beating it with a stick. The medical gentlemen who had made • post mortent examination ended that the muse of death was suffocation from drown ing, and that the injuries on the back must have been inflicted with a stick shortly before death. Two lads, named Barrett and Bradley, each stated to be only eight years of age, were taken into custody on Satunluy night, and they have reefeend to committing the murder ; but until the edit:weed inquest is held, the circumstances under which the ethos wee perpetrated will not be made public. .MONEY NARKE7.-(THIS DA kJ Two o'Ouwa. The announcement of the Budget has been followed by a rise of per cent. in the funds. English railway stocks have likewise improved. The favourable verdict expressed by the Mock Exchange is ratified in commercial circles generally. There i, a rumour that a fresh reduction in the Bank rate of discount will probably be decided upon at a very early date. ' The usual telegrams from the Paris Bourse have not yet come to hand. Consols are officially marked 911 and 4 for money, and 911 and 92 for the account. The present quotations are 911 to 1 for cash, and 911 to 92 for the 9th of May. The official business report is as follows:—Bank Stock, 227 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, 90 ; New Three per Cents., 904, 1 ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 151 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1001, 4,4; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 981 ; ditto Bonds, 15a. dia. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 931, 4 ; ditto Fivequad-a-Half per Cent., 10%; Exchequer Bills, par, 3a. dim. Turkish bonds are rather firmer; the loan of 1864 is quoted ;01 to I, and that of 1868,53} tot Other foreign stocks are quiet. Sales are recorded as fol lows :—Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 891 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 84 ( exchange 12f1.) ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 984, ex div. ; New Grenada Deferred, 51 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 454 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 904 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 4311 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 814, 4 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 149,E ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 411 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, 534. The discount market was quiet. Good bills were taken yeeter lay at 41 per cent., with occasional transactions at 44 and 4k. At the Bank of England the demand was limited. In the Stock Exchange there was a good= of money, and the rate for short loans on government securities did not exceed 4 per cent. 15,000/. in gold was purchased by the Bank yes terday. About 40,0001. has arrived from Con stantinople. The bar silver by the West India packet was sold yesterday fur India at se. lid. per once, being Id. above the price obtained for the previous supply. The demand for India, combined with the smallness of the amount in the market, is the cause of the rise. The Liverpool cotton market was firm, with males to the extent of 10,000 bales. Another private bank has disappeared. It is announced that the old established and respectable firm of Craddock and Bull, of Nuneaton, have transferred their business to the Coventry Unios Banking Company, Mr. Craddock's age and in firmities having induced him to retire from the banking business. The amounts of the Faringdon and Wantage Bank, of Messrs. Barnes, Medley, and Angell, not withstanding the adjudication in Bankruptcy, have been placed in the bands of Messrs. Harding, Pal lain, Whiney, and Gibbons for investigation, pre paratory to an intended offer of a composition. The liabilities will not exceed 90,0001. It is under stood that the position of the bank has been weak for years pant. A meeting took place yesterday of the creditors of Messrs. J. G. Behrends and Co., East India mer chants, who failed on the 23rd ult. It was deci ded, however, to adjourn until the 23rd Mat, to allow the accounts to be examined. Should the account between the Calcutta firm and Messrs. Bebrends not turn out more favourably, the estate will probably be put in the Court of Bankruptcy. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of WU. ; and the South Eastern a decrease of 1,3881. The traffic returns now in course of publication are for an ordinary week this year, as compared with Easter week in 1860. The report of the directors of the Foreign Vine , yard Association, to be submitted at the general meeting on the 25th inst., recommends from the net profits on the ordinary trading • dividend at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, less income tax. Reviewing the progress of the company for the seven years during which they have carrid on operations, the directors draw attention to the large increase in the extent of their transactions, as welt as to the fact that the dividends paid to the share holders have averaged 10 per cent. during the whole period on the paid up capital, whilst 3,400!. has also been paid off the purchase account for leases, good-will, ltc. With reference to the prospects of the New York Exchange market, Messrs. Seyton and Wainwright observe : An advance has apin been established, and we quote bankers' sixty days sight at 108 for sterling. 5.25 for hums. The large receipts of specie from Europe during the week have not had the full effect of an importation on the Ex change Market, as much of it was payment for cotton and produce, while the prospects of • continued large illwand for these articles,. and even of an increase on the opening of navigation, pro mise a supply of bills sufficient to check any pest advance in the rate of exchange. A memorial to the Stock Exchange Committee is in course of signature amongst the members, beg ging that May 28, 29 and 30 may he appointed for the settlement in the share market, in lieu of May 29 30, and 31, as lately fixed. The 29th will be "Derby-day." The first and third days in the set tlement are those on which the chief of the arrange monts connected with it are made ; and the gentle men of the Stock Exchange are apparently of opinion that they may fairly follow the example of the legislature, which keeps the business of the nation waiting on the day on which the great race is run. The Henry Miller bas arrived from China with 491,600iti5. of tea. MOYDAN Evnana. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 911 to 4 for the 9th of May, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 914, "sellers." For money the last price was 914 to 3. The official business report is as follows :—Thivie per Cent. Consols, for money, 91f, f,; ; ditto for account (May 9), 91k, 4 • Three per Cents. Reduced, 894, 90 4 , %New 'Threw per Cents ., 894, 604 ; Bank Stock, 4 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1004, f ditto Scrip, 100 1 , 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1858, 984, 4 ; Five-and , a-Half per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paer, 00f. The scrip of the New Indian Loan was noted 1004 to f ; the Five per Cent. rupee paper, li to e 944 ; the Fire-and-a-Half per Cent., 994 to 1 ; and Exchequer Bills, Ss. dui. to par, being firm. The foreign stock market was likewise quiet. Turkish Bonds remain heavy ; the Loau of 1854 was last quoted 691 W 704, ex div., and that of 1858, 524 to 534. Mexican Bonds were steady at 334 to 244. In the market for bank shares the chief inquiries were for Agra and London and Westminster Bank, 'which were dearer. Unity Bank were marked 114 land 12 (lA. paid). Peninsular and Oriental Steam were more inquired for. Great. Ship were dull, at ss. to ss. 6d. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine In surance, 34 to 3i prem.; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 - tood;Universal nMonarian:dbaPro-n -noc vincial Marine , . par to f prem. ; East India Irri gation, g to 4 ui. ra, 1516 to 1{ I P l re -l uL 6 prem.;L THE REAOTIONART CONSPIRACIES AT NAPLIE.—. Since the arrest of thoileaders in the recent plots against the government at Naples the police have seised, at the how,e of a Swiss who is supposed to be imOift.ed 1,600 rifles. 300 daggers, 700 revolve'', and 1501andoruss, beads* • wrong number of helmet.. The Swiss denims that these came to him in the way of bushier', but • large quantity of. ammunition also found in his home is thought to contradict that arwrtion. The Popoto d'ltatits states that base coin was used in promoting the objects of the ocospinstors, and that a large firm in Naples volustaraly gave np to the go vernment a large quantity of this coin which it had received from Rome. 1111.4“10 110,606 woo mew moo Imes ikeko *no II" S 1144001 yapf WOO 11•001 67154701 W 1%000 1 WOO MAO KIMMI IWO IMO IMO "MO w. - - IP kik SAM 11.711 SAO 1,000 'kw,* SIM TOM 1,1 TO.I Pt! ii:4li4 l _ 1.114 IWW' .... 10 i its .... ei Il k * I D. IWlterise s o r d isaa ssa Fax un Lll. Do. lift rt. OW.. Da Aube UK MU& Oilsole I . gillidlU.. miera T.elio - olip.ogoa. -- I 0.186. =or owl bar Do. I Do. Ile u r. i rrobood D D I Do. do. go. 1206-70 Goolowt Malbouroo ) Grand Trrli at Ilan& Do. 0 pa at. Prot. Do.doe.ProLda b ollo. Do. II pr at. Do. I pot 4 lOU Do. do. WI Do. do. IM. 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