The Express. — London, England, 1865-05-27 00:00:00

Mead Oa essay Egag-bang, here we are again," for sa ohpatioaabbe sham. Atterwards the soag was gemeraUy looses fry the este* a "' Other widows wee evi ls = east that the " Has. " bad bass meg ia America by Yet Poore troupe, with the °hones " Hero we are sepia, hare we are awls. ill an sasinses day." sad that at Christ/am, 186 L, is Ma platosioi• at the Barmy Theatre, the song was 'stre amed with a thorns similar to the plaistiffs The *7, I. the emerge of the endorse, stopped the case, raying that they had bused essush of Yr Jostles Yearns sessussi ABA they bad ouislaly bard 416010 of " Ellaptt" Verdict for ties delea COURT OF lIXORKQUIIIg. fittings is Bran'—(Bliere Lord Cede Bares sad Barons Mart* Bramwell, sad Chanssal.) centaur 9. Dia OILLTOQUIL The plaintiff had formerly beans fanner and an agent to • brewer, and the defendant was abet do mein* of the Duke of Wellington. The Crown tavern, in Rapsranneet, Haymarket, eante Into the posses sisa of Use defendant, and being anxious to dispose if It be offered to plaintiff, who was in the habit of Bogginess the house, and who had proposed to get • parobsser, 11. per amt oonsmission in the event at his Sod ing a palm who would agree to bay. The defendastseked 3,000 L for the tavern, but sold be wsokl take less, and that the plaintiff should have the 11. per sent. upon whatever It brought The plaintiff et. introduced s pawn named Cuthbert, who eirend • oeutzsot so to purchase at s certain prim and paid 601. deposit, bat he was unable to raise the rest of the messy, and ultimately g want to New Zealand. The plaintiff claimed 375. 17s. foe se arimasimica, sad the defendant having refused to pay he u brought hie action to recover the amount. At the trial, ft which took place before Mr. Baron Martin at the sittings in Middlesex after last term, • verdict pared for ths plain- ei tiff. as Mr. Joyce sow moved for a rule for • new trial, es on the ground that the verdict was spinet the evi- BL dew% sad of the misdirection by the learned judge. ge, The real question was whether the 11. per cent. N, was to be paid when the oestmet to purchase was mitered ill into or whom it had boss performed. The learned connael e oonteadati that the real meaning of the agreement between ri the parties was that the per maw was only to be paid in ak Ito event of the plaintiff introducing • pawn who wee in willing and capable of carrying out his walnut, by the pay- Si. meat of the pcuchiss• money. The Court was ananimoualy of opinion that there should als be so rule. They thought that the percentage was to be gL et " paid when the coat act to purchase wee made, and not , when It had been performed. es. Role refused. k so COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. ' 0 too (Before the Judge Ordinary.) 109 EDAM AND OTHINII O. BOWL= AND 0211128.-1211 1 A. Si. ORDINAZY CAM. 9 This extraordinary case was rammed tide rooming, Mr. all Coleridge, Q. 0., Mr. H. T. Cole, and Mr. Pritchard ap- 46 _ peering i for the Rev. Mr. Barton, who propounded, as • 7 , the radical to inertias ; the Queen's Advocate, s k Mr. Hanna. bed Mr. laderwith for Richt d stares and 04. Elisabeth Bowler, the executors ; Mr. Manion, Q. 0., Mr. NA J. Brown, Q.C., and Dr. Mushily far John William Ring, Si the heir general. gq The Queen's Advocate addressed the mutt at peat length, ontendlog that the codicil was a manifest for. pry ; and that there Win aotltio in the surrounding air- 26 cumrsoces to raise the smallest astherdeat probability 29 that the testator, who had shown that up to the 25th of 8$ March hie ruling mina was to tie up his property for to the en, longest period the law allowed, would oe the god of : May have executed • paper whisk aritudly disposed 10 of 112,0001. The beamed advocate also sited opals .a to show that eves when the balance of Gridiron in a the question of beam-Meg was in hewn of an iostrument M. produced in a similar 111113111 K, the mart had iavartably as. 4 % fused probate. He called Was Bowler, who said that when i t. she received the codicil sad letters she wee conga that they to wen sot in Mr. Ring's writing; and. that she after. et wards gave them to Mr. Parnell, the solicitor 10 for the estate. The original will and codicil et had been proved by the Mr. Adams referred to la the letters. 84 At the date of the sadist, and lethal the decreed was se [ l .l , ill that he could an possibly have writtten them. The '" testator had gine se • reams for tying up the property fee 21 years, that he thought John Ring would sot be , living after that time. John Ring bad the a davghter shoot 17 years of age. Mr. Banco was often in sneer of 1 4. his net, and often tacks his promisee to pay up. Mr. • • • 0 Ring, therefore, said, " Barton Is all lice asd deception, mad 0 •0 I must have Bathing to do with him." [The case was proceeding when we west to prom] tie Ird.l SHOCKING DlSCOrzas OF A DEAD CHILD. Itit (THIS DAY.) es. ss. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 27, 1865. - pima I 171 1116 4 17 dY F Lizt I La SAII all 1 - 1 tilis T Si Si II si 6 I In 2. Tis 11 2 10 S I 1 1 • This morning, about 12 o'clock, a disco s en t - ray of a dead child was made in Horeemod-Oart-build. i{n~e, in the prereate of White( ram The body wee es• e relayed is a number of t h e Olerkeniedl News and amested 74, the appear's° e of haring been hiked, his Min bang ir e browned end onekled. City Constable Edwards, No. 343 found Um prat is the rubs upon white lately stood the Horse and Oat public- 100 home, sal from Its offeselve character he wee obliged "6lee to plam the body is s eon by memo of • 'bora. „.. It wee removed to some remises of a neighbour 100 - 1 publiaboc" where Dr. Lee examined it, end ga, band it to be a female Mild. The skin ma so hallooed st that be could gine no opiates whether external violates had In boos owed, bat said that the bortj_ mud be soaked. It had N. been kept a coneideroble them Mirada, the ooesteble. had It pawed the spat • shed dam gessisamly sad the pima was 7 1 , 1 sot them *ea. Tel CASS OF THE UNFORTUNATE LUNATIC Sierras.—At the Lambeth Polthrown" yesterday, Mr. 10 the relieving °Mew of the pariah of St. Mary, IL Newington, having lase in court ea other business, state d eti. to the on. G. C. Norton, the further proceedings taken t o by hisa in reference to the unfortunate lunatics, Sarah and Mrs Dix. whom be brought before his worship on that day *a week, sad the particallara of Whole OW appeared in our is journal of Saturday la th Mr. Gab maid that i new et. warn d the report in the awaspers, two of the Lunacy 111. 00Mtni061060T6 called cr. him on Monday hat, and enema - et ponied him to the home when the unfortunate lunatics bad .r been confined. They also west over the house with him, sad after doing so, Loth gentlemen acknowledged that be had not overstated the anima of wretchedness and the accumulation of filth whithiwits, Ma then, lomatible. A brother and sister of the =fortunate women were examined and found to be nearly as imbecile as those who had been removed, at all events so weak-minded that any mown tion spinet them for the illtreettant of their atm would be melee, and could not be recommended by the Commis sioners in Lowy. Siam Monday Mr. Bargees. the clerk to the guardiaas of the pariah, wailed on Mr. Dix, • mooed brother, residing at Croydon, and from him he had learned that his father had been very aucciemftil for may yearn as a cork manufeethrer, and was In circumstances at ore time to nettle 1,0001. on each of his children, bus reverses baviag occurred won after, be died in straitened eircumetanista. After his father's death he, the brother, followed his busi ness, and made sufficient to live and keep one of his sisters, and also to mho'llow his three sisters ILweek ; hia brother lived with them, having a pension ea la • week. All three ifircumetatcse are made know' to the hard of guardians for Newbsgton on the day before Mum. day) ; sad it wee also stated that the brother at Oroydoa had connoted to pay for the maintenance of his two Asters COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. at the Betbrial•grms Asylum. Mr. Cab added, that with Sittings in Banco.—(Bef ore Lord Chief Justice Erie, sad N ora to the unqualified person. Thomlonn. who attended dustier Willa Byte' and Smith.) ea of the lunatace, sod exacted l&L a day for math attend. IeCACIL v. TAYLOR- ease, although It was found Shahs lied never eves amnia The plaintiff was a provision mercheet . sod the defier the injarlea she received by throwing herself out of the is dant wee the canals sad owner of a vessel named the widow , th e hoard of guardians gam the ascsolefl di*** Jasper. It was proposed by • person named Bailey thous to their clerk to have him proceeded against and that the plaintiff should ship geode by _the Jasper punished. . th . ter See . , i ,... e Yraanisoo and according to,,_ e the pla intiffs one. FATAL EXPLOSION OF A LOOONOTITII ENGINE.— • MU in 0 g0 r0 M .... watyn.fat.,..,„,Th".."7,`",=_SPer..,; About half-pent 5 o'clock yesterday evening a terrific) Wks. The geed. '"'"" explogioD occurred at the Wes Platting Railway Station. the plaintiff afterwards received from Bailey • does- The engine mo oc h e d to the 6.30 passenger train from mast in these terms —"Four months after date lay to mL e h ia t er t o B ar y, b e ing No. 2 of 11416610. Faisinirn's me or my order the sera of 3001., for valise received.' It = w ader ., h a d m e t d re w, op, or wee about drawing Tr &rated to the defendant, sad eiceepted by hint ; but e at th e mu m !Tutting platform, when it iniddaly ex- II there was so drawer ' s men upon it. The plaintiff declared p td e d . a num b er Of the pl a tes were drive. eat of the a upoe this initrummit, both a a promissory sate, ns& also as aide of the melee sod d them alighting in Mr. , a bill of exchange , contending that it mat be ow or the aem . e held, abo ut no yar d. off, m a ma • child mad other. At the t r i a l, h owever , the Plaintiff was o ""hiled. Dog* on the head, and killed him ea the spot. Two N The question tow was whether a rule to enter • verdict far other metal were thrown p6(O , • the plaiatiff should b e ma d e a b so l u t e . of into the same F field. A pipe, about two inches in diameter, and r lll . r C i d 7 to *P s iwered uppoet th e te 'lite ra l : la sad Mr. Halms andw two yards long, fie 200 yards in another direction , N and fall through Viedata of • house occupied by Mr. The Lord Chief Justice said that be was of opiates that Matthews is s m oth w asmot. It partly penetrated the the rule must he discharged. The document as a is- m it e . d th e b e d room , io which Mr. Matthews was theme one, which cou ld no t b e sued upon until it bad bees O .,„A g b e t b er t oes ta r do pot peen thiningb. and completed. The plaintiff, if he had authority to do se, „m et ;t o th e swee t below, it fall within • few inches of should have completed it without such authority, it worth two children named Aelitne. The noise and coecuesson then have h em a ques ti on o f f orgery . were terrific. A clerk to one of the offices at tie Miles Judgment for the defendant. Platting Station was throws across the room in which he Sittings at Nisi Price in Middlesex.—(Before Mr. Justice was 'Stied, sad • child that was walking in the neigh- Beating and a Common Jury.) bourbeed el Athirst-street, nearly 300 pc& away. VALCORII o. &ELIE —conRIGHT IN " JOLLY DOGS." was lino Maws down. The houses within 400 or This case was partly heard yesterday, it was an action to 500 yards were vielesey gam, sad the people rushed leteeef ere for en alleged infragemeist el the ropy- tato the streets, ma of y them fearing that an earth .,„„ er the Malin wag " Jelly Derr or "Slap-bang.* quake bad ItlikpaffoL The driver of the eagles was slightly The publication anplaised of as an intriegensent we • Mim ed. but gin stake raped =hart. Th. child Dewheg ‘!, Slap-brag or hare we ere spiv palm ;* in the awn of lathe son of • labourer living to Neater's-street, Colly. Ine Neonates of which the iirris red mad el the bsM.ekaet. Within a few minutes of the mennewee ear wads of the Wrath of the plaiatira peat Dictrinsee,ead bias Solettiumt end Muni- Mr. H. James, this moraine, addreased the jury for the pa, cif the meaty were quickly 0e the spot. *id the defeadent, contendia that there was so copyright is the body was removed the Dossed Partridge Ina. Now of the dm "' of the 'Wean 600 g, imam* as the vow is had ; mangers or persons at the Miles Maim station were in kern used in a sing writhen fang before that of the plaintiff. I Pired. sad the Mine basin been replaced by another, the Sae if there were apyright, be sert•seded that the de. I trais preessied co its way. linden's polka did not amount to at btriagemest. Arremtrreußtreinsuna.—Heveral burglaries have . 114 Heart AIMS Whymotk, a pompom el ease, aid of lalikbera attempted In the Temple. Within the MIS "I i 108 be wrote • coned "Maples& or the ' two menthe as ma=y three nits et shambles is Horn id" - " 0 " of Solace Slant ^I" the goes there were court have bass " Med f sod in ono Matinee the lock was the mom & - " H e n "an s, lore hew w der again, all bat moonshot from the doer. The lon one eoeutted -Y..t folly fake are we.' Ilan smog this gag at ell the sou• may a tow evesiege Mau The accomat et the chambers tot Anne reems in Leedom; sod ha sold to a pawn soma weetest abort soma o'clockla Me leveeing, sad es lie the fie" to Ma it kW ER, Wed be gave enether F Men at Mae dime be was earprieed fed this outer leeeta • lesed Walker, Pennimion ho sing it. ii dam era Os Wait emimfedtem marks if a ksite were encenNithinthed—The words of the song which be bad ' diesomrod es tbe hisardieer. sad It was evillest that it jet mentioned did sot recur la the chorus, was the latostba el the burglars to out awe th e loth. Mr . Waitron., ---- the proprietor of • concert - roam et All the eirenarbesees led to the bast that the buglers userpee, rid that he had received the song " Bungalow* are well aegealsted with the plots, and the the time him e eapteta who brought it irons America. Ho sang Wonted tor *dr opersnoim G be tween dub sad tea aei f 1 became very popular in Liverpool ; and he sahsti• dimly when the gates ars aimed. &ND OAKS. -PREDICTIONS OF PRET& Lowing as the list of es Iredeeskiiisct = „I.Ya w SLAM& JeCTIT. W. SEM G. Foram ...J. &ca.. Aaboa/2 ...L Weelest P. Alms ...J. Par_ or Wells • - r .W. Golder /. easier ...W. ?Amos T. Alder,* _W. rtes.= ~rdnese. jet ... T. 0044hig • .unanooar ...T. Radlow T. Prosy% &Adam ore* liopidus Climiest g.. . Mambas, •H. erirsibe w ga. srassim r ..John bewtoo.eaeisare re Jennings-Hants, _A Drawee J. Chimps ....Wintriagiime Bazaar Watima J. &hairdos ....T. 8. lisweenDoyl• . BarlirieselLania ...T. Lund i mimeos ..J. Da.7 Judd ....W Damson l l4grards _M. Demon Cave, ..J. flashoe J. Daley We of t►e hams with Vie It Skye : "The hyperbole i home cor soniethiog like ea rater eamoriget them, h em le this time ; oererikehm, her the Carol will poem or three we bare eme. suit, we shall look far. I whisks( • Derby d I summed, Lard Starahron to ►e carried tato the meat minds that Archimedes di the Two Thoused w b ras,• , ttle quertiou about the MA D AGM= and =Pap p der eo the French Dello% is ere teak to perform to.manw journey from Pens to Nom mr." alter weighing nramely the don. Bella Dona with so Use winner of the Derby tan 311INEDFIri, rad next to tam and Gladiatenr. If an Mahn Kangaroo. Tire starters for the sot likely comprise Dela% White Duck, Armee* Our*, Jambs', Roginella, Nara ice. Delano is fiat bombs • woe in Paris, which wawa the Field upooto to is. hey it t the Ankh.' Siberia is a pas icto, and beat bar oppcsaata so that she has any to hoop now. White Dock is a low, at at Union aim will improve rand with Siberia, bat I doubt and, by her public minas& she bouts, so obi beat °mania of !o.& Neither Gariewisass ace cialifioatian of the rat are ad talon, I shall stand ca WRAtt Angdowo, WU Charley, awl I which the Era expecte the first three are platted by was ARCHIMEDES, 1; Langionny awing that she maul dangerous Brahma. The Oaks will be woe. DBERIA, 1 ; Wild Ague, 2j h "peat affection" for ARCO. iiiNE for the Derby. bat the we matured *Dila. ••SIBBSIA pale ; bat Arauctaris and White t eooouete of thentialvea." to state that the National oat Georgeatteet, Westminster, on Whit Monday, Tuesday, tad ?dock. it the Free-trade Hall, Maar petlisesea—Mr. Gladstoes, It. re Wilma, Mr. label Bernd, Mr. Same' Pope—were named se be aasociated with Mr. Barley I danchaster. A. commilles vu these six, sad the geodesic et ,ly adopted as the weed radial MOO. Edward Akroyd announce' g • candidate for Halifax 4 thy Pules Wood, in • Utter tusk peb. not consent to oppose that gee& in opposition to Mr. Stasafeld. obi e son of one of hie oldest Moeda s dissolution of parliament, bid bh well. There is every, probability, id a mat is "mother place* ne 7, Mr. Strafford will sell Rooms, King-street, St. Jame* herd of the late Jeteph Hop; tirkenhead ; and the highest 11•111. Seen realised in this country for s rill doubtlew (says the Gardowri 'that ocraires. yeeteriay President Jubilare Morning Herold, " • Tearismil ailed by the cams paper, "Mg al tailor," Ito. the 20th hart the follow* hmee lately captured by Ciardnlidt province of Salem*, oa the Pesten trying to procure the means of hi Iler. Ilia efforts are recowkd V has displaye3 in this sad afialr Apes are entertained that • sum d be Eoeliahmen's raise's. Theory r Belletti, or of the well-knowt e, who have been • fortnight In Ms se affair of these English rrimtlerno, at of Magoone, has crested a welf ovine of Salerno. It is stood thd ad, and volunteers surroand • mow Emitter's (38 miles) in rinteat. "liardullo. There has already brigands bare twee killed." Portrait Miniatures, consistard 1 4,000 specimens of all the geed • of Holbein, will be Melba t° lb / noingtau Museum on Saturday, tbe 'oriel Committee" have COir r the issue of a lib rar y editioted thil J. Fox, in 12 vols. Much p tai arts uepubpshed , aid will lie W s6 y Mr. Fox • daughter, Mrs. Sis' g the contests will be ealeetiose free se Morning Chromic*. the Beireelor tonal, Repository, also his $O OBl s. mud the wigwams letters "—The Rader. ✓ TEM Pnowinct OT CANTU' Pia bowies of eouvoestioa etialsov for the despatch of besieges. la thr op of Oxford proposed an address II crease of the epis co p a te. whit* old down to the lower bouse. , -0 0 * I el os the training of es kr sr...l Z KM op for consideration: la* be Bev. Ashton ()tendon w ' ob. ion agreed to. A eon( 81281 lass between the lower and IWO treed to in the up .r hones *4 ,a the lower boss. i bat the easel d to by bothl house% arid WO". led till the 27th day of Jae& ......., 11111114 T C01i11116101f..---A 103.01/0 'meat Owereissioasee wee barrl* ria•etreet, Wadeable'', et Etat , : , Ifir J. T. OoleridAst, Mr. 0. N ht, M.P.. Mr. G. Ward litulitOqi M.P. Mr. W. Swart. 12. 8 ,1 6 .,.. *.'• id Ake:omA M.P., Dr. L.P.. Waning. The reeretar7. XT. J* s pesent. SIPRING-GAILDICKS.--011 likiadq May 28, the Very R ev. tie Ars' reach in Si. Matthew's 011111•411 union of • woulow, in ...1.- I. congregation. [Ay 26.—The Red Revs', ir dis —lle al likli gone up cluotasi, laadold •••"-- She brings fortx 8 1 . 1. les of wool, and 200 gasaleirlirr' (THIS.DA.Y.) EQUITY COURT. (Bohn the Lard Miamilov.) ivais v. aI:WM —OCARDIJUISHIP 07 A ROWAN c►reouc cramp. This eeee, which was past heard on Thursday, was re aped. Ith an appall from as ardne of the Master of the gells appointing guardians to a female child wider three mos old. It appeared that the father of the child, In 180, adopted the Rooms catholic faith, sod lo 1861 he married • probsetuot wife, by whom he had the child in He died intestate, although he had peewee question ► will, in which he me directions that the child should be bought up in the Roma gladiolie faith, in which it had been baptised. The mother had married &gala to • pro tautens, and on application to the court the Malta' of the Rolls appointed the mother and • matinee' uncle of the child her goerdiane, declining to glee say direction as to her religious Mein:Woe, ally stipulating that the gnat dims should apply for the direction of the court in • few yew. It was spinet this ceder that the appeal vim PiraghL The Ads:weepGeneral, with whom were Mr. BiggsDay and Mr. }Pithier., for the appellants, stated that It wig set desired to take the child from ate mother, but contended that auk a guudianshio should be instituted se would omen lis being brought up in the Roman catholic faith, alarm* the Master of the Rolls bad declined to make cedar se to the religious faith of the child, but had left that at pees= is the =ads of the mother, and it was believed that she desks= to =scale it in the protestant religion. It would be satistatkey to the appellant if a weather of the family of the Pam was associated with the mother in the guardiusithip es gush terms as the court should direct. alb. H. Cairns, Mr. Selwyn, and Mr. Hays were for the resroadeaP. The Lord Chaaoslior said that is the order he should make be should direct that an application should be made to the mart =ea the child was ire or six years old ; he would act semoide in the guardianship anyone of a dilerent religion to the mother, in order to prevent bickerings, sad es it was his insormoice that it was due to the hither thst the order should be prefaced by declaration that M mks the duty of the court sad the guaidisoa that the child should be brought op in the Roams catholic faith, he rind whether then womb' be any objection to modale the pus= husband of the mother in the guardianship. After farther arguments His lordship said that the law of the co:a enabled a father to st. gsardiaas to his infant and gave . him power direct and by the relation of sine, to &- WOW* the religious education of a child. The court as. sand the parental right, and gave its directions io such a maw as the father would have directed. Where there wee c lear proof of the faith of the father—it being Chrittien—ths court would take care that the ehtld was brought up is the religious faith whisk . the father would have derived. With regard to as infant of Wedge yam it world be idle to lay down any scheme for Its religious education. Its physical well being was the thing to be cared for, sod that would be best secured by the superinteedence and natural election of the mother. Therefore he had not for • memo= thought of giving say direction with regard to the toilet's religious education, but was of opinion that its physicel well-lodes would be beet preserved by the child's Wog left in the care of the mother, associated with others, so that the wart might have full security for its proper mainteassoe, and he should associate with her those who would sot be likely to interfere with the child as to produce discord and contention. Inasmuch es be distorted from the general rule in the order which he made for the purpose of seeming the wellbeing of the infant, be sex desirous of inserting is the order a declared= showing the reasons if that departure and what was to be the rule hereafter 1/1311111 the child =a capable of receiving religions education. That ceder, however, would refer to the levee= and not to a future state of things, nor maid the u re be effected by any future oircumstancee ; bat it was a deelara. don whirl showed the maces for the terms of the ceder so that it might not by perverted hereafter. Therefore he do:Wed that the father was a Roman catholic at the time of his marries* with the mother of the Mild, and at the time of its birth, that it was baptised into the Roman catholic church, and eatable= a member of that church till the death of the father; that m ood being had to these eircumeteeses, the Add ought, when capable of receiving religions instenotion, to be brought up a Roman catholic; bat having regard to the tender age of the child it must ramie in the ears of the mother, and parer= amodated with her, so se to be seder the control of the court until it reached the age of seven years; and be appointed the hada= of the mother and the pence already appointed— for be could not remove that person—as guardians, wish a direction that when the child was seven years rid applies. tioashould be male to the court impieties ire gaardien. Pip, its education. and religious isstrustion. The order of the Muter of the Rolls woald, therefore, be so fez reversed. With the consent of the Attorney-Gentral, the costa of this application were ordered to be pad by the applicant. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENOH. Wises in Baeoo.--(Before Lord Chief Justice Cockburn, and Jadices Crompton, Blackburn, and Wm.) This was the third day of term, and than was the same yeseity of motions es yesterday , two motions only having lima made. _ LORD lIIIINZDT O. THE PARANA., irsw zrausa. ♦ID Arrersaumw ROYAL LU!. COMPANY. Yr. Lweis, Q. 0., applied so WWI at kb* plaintiff for s rule ogling upon the &helmets to show sees why es or b/ moo on the 7th February lad at the Instance of the defeadante for • 0011101iii1011 to examine witsessee is New Embed should not be reecioded. The adios was brought to tenser between 3,0001. sod 4.030/. apes the alleged mis representation is the compsoy's pmepestus, whereby the pWstiff was induced to take shares. The prospectus stated that the company bed entered into s sontsaell with the New Zealand government for carrying the mails at a highly ressissestiv• subsidy. It was urged by the *haif that so such contract bad be,. made. The de. fesdants proposed to aunties the Has. enable Want, the postmastar-pneral for New Zeeland, but they had takes to steps towards carrying out the commiedoe. Since thee correspondence upon the subject bad been published which showed that the optimal government had ropadiated the contract, sad that Yr. Ward bed so authoritv to ester Mt* it if he had dons so. The plaintiff was willing to accept the correspoodeeos, sad urged that it wee not aecessary wow to send out the cnumlosioner to New Zealaad, and u the • order =mkt only be delayed, be waited Na ,to be re. The wart referred the learned counsel toe judge at abambers, whine hie chime mold be obtained ottiMmr, sad at a much lees exprote. lo the other aim, " Wienie r. Rocaldeon ' " lir. Hodder obtained a role to show mime why the ease ehoeld not be street out of the crown paper, on the grated that the ap pellact had not applied to the magistrates within the epee& lied time to state • cam. The area wee one with refertinee to the ventilation of mines. The 0;;;tth proceeded with the ewes in the new kid paper• BDA.RE LISTS-(T1118 DAY.) Two o'OLotet. is Owing partly to the intervention of the KO settlement, the railway market is quiet to- si day, and, with the exception of a rise of $l4O per cent. in Great Western, and a decline to SO the like extent in Lancashire and York shire, the principal stooks show no variation. 5.08 London and North Western stook is now 11.11 quoted 122* to ; Great Western, 73* to ; Mid- tt,t land, 134 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, M. 1211 to 1 ; South Eastern, 85 to • Great t as k Eastern, 46* *; • Caledonian, 131 to 132 ; London &s and South aste r n, 98 to 99 ; Great Northern, SI 130 to 131; ditto A, 147* to f; and Metro pollen, 138 to *. 10.1 Great Indian Peninsula, Madras, and Great . ' Western of Oanada railway shares are inquired for, %L while Lombardo-Venetian have declined. Atlantic MI and St. Lawrence Ra;lway bonds are also flat. WIDINAILY MIMS AND groom ---- - a *to la * I Pel ' I " Mu ' I 431""g ristar ais s. l i t r ai ns. 1 167: i2M 01144.a1.,.ead N A 131 1.99 93 98 in Carabelaa Dr* sad /Dodos an Donavan an Do. • J•asdly. vain in Do.Bjp.aYnrMbD. 100 Deno sad Doiwas an 11d1abos p."" = "ij iardorl Gisarow sad S.Wrirsru led Oleg IN Wu Ord. M. 100 Do. IL Agg.elk..no 2 1011 arra* Nadi anodised 108 anaiNsellorra 100 Dad •ire. as dry. ma. Do. 1) 11114.4.1aDeldb 100 Gt. loathB Wart ars) 100 Orlat Waders 100 Do.Oloar VicestAta 108 Do. tooth Wales. ISO • Do. W. Illd.—Ordid 100 Do. Do. 14= 100 Do. Do. 1110 Unawake& T WS Load°. and lasokwall 100 Lad, IMO tn, B.Coast 100 Loodon,Ctudtuu, & Do! . 1 00 London& North Wait 100 LoadouddouthWortero iM naa..Blrot.ot Lidoolosh natarpontsa Do. now $ Do. Exteaalon ) all Moro.Db.(Pro. Scrip O. ) )5 Do. do. do. 114 Indlaal 42 N 14 17 91 U 106 108 40 47 6 1 II - I iii, 100 11l 16 1411 lid 11$ be Se rah ft 06 60 61 46 48 101 106 lilt WI a 90 106 119 SI 61 116 e 122 96 69 at U 1371 Mk i 16 981 101 i pia 00 1 1/42 10 166 11 lip= id 14 Po 103 106 - l 4 44 1 - p 1 ... ii,Cl Mit 110,0 1 167i 14 M 100 WI 21 A -. ,4 ni i 10,11 - 100,04 - 60,11 ~- KV -. 160.1 100 . 061.0 Do. I . o° l Do 1/10. LEShmass . uu:.4 ierty it . , w. (In.).— a — l - 1 Do. i abatis all !Chad DM North !Mai 100 Do. Sallo.,Paih.loual 10! lodors—Barwlak iii i 89 SA 14 141 be 1017 i 110 i it - Do. 0. N. I. Pon.- Do. Lo•ds. 11* Do. Tort ... .... 100 Do. Oadlidlo oa• Do. osook.aDoribio• 23 Do. 110. 1666411.. 14 Do. de. 1110041 100 MN* Load= all D0..1640 6 D•. do. 1804 100 lartS114•1601111no •11 S. di S. Wailers had 1011 04•4166 00614•1 100 lkottish N.l AI .Mt. 100 looltbk 51kIlsod 140 bar•patdr• Union SA Idea Davao 100 Ikea Santora al Woltingisk.dle. 100 Ise Vole Do 0 ........ 110 Vas at Kali 108 Viateris Mat PLalko 1410 wM Omura 100 11•14.1.1. AL • 14. A 08i ea 104 102 -- 20i pt Si 10i p... 116 110 I 7 4 Ile 17k 11l lit 141 160 63 66 iii a 59 61 565 al St Of IN 159 a 6 fa 196 118 47 40 79 91 iiiS9l 80,t 121 1 i i IV eol :11 10.1 lid n si 50.4 !1•1 - Ili 1444: 21 4 0 1841 I 10,v1 4f I 40 - 64, r - i O.! 14, is 1101 Act pen 11.64 MAC 102 WM 614 Mt i 111 sarrish PursigruoaL Moab. Priem. . r +N :Win. 'Alkalis& at. Lwow* 101 bom.}Ar. DO. le.g.ip.s. 6 Do. 1 ilexes all Dalai* t lake Rene Do. Itehriase 10 0 0 Boll.dielakkeoderkk sp. a. Ma. AWl. l. IN Do. do. July 1.1871 160 Do. do. Jens 1.1870 100 Oa. a Lirstenaiguks. 106 Ceps T. • Deake p ag. all Ds ngT lam. IM MINIM is & • • 100 Bes 6 ladles 6s. 8 do 10 Do. I adensloa IN anal Dark el Lamas all Do. Cqul Id a S i d ell Do. US doprat.. deternS YI Do. .11 Da lad preL all Do. do. detsrrod aU Do Int dodo. Mock ell Do. Wimp allp Stock aU Do. 40 . . 6sterred 100 Gress Isamu flatmate 11 Do. pus. 6 per cent. Do. Now do 100 Gl4. I. of hullo p. 106 Do pit NS& De Ot. Wssaara et Dena& 16 Do. Ns. Dailliabls, psi. UM all Deie 6w as. 1/1714 I Indian &soak Welted 1 106 Madras gam p. ma. 06 sm. do. UM Do. 1 Do. TM 196 Kalb. Con..a Ooro• 04 a 8 llad gebseste lee all 1114n0.101a.eis.A• 11 lie 1.1.40.a.5p.a1i1p.8. IDS lON alss. Sr 006. Do. 101 Do. Pusjsas do. IM Its.laissallalds. N lot 79 90 id N 191 sd 104 191 10$ 194 Dec bra 19 N N 61 64 66 M 67 47 40 M 49 43 46 N 17 96 N 168 106 -- i -- 1 par i 100 102 1.1 loess 44 114 14 IP SA 1 0141 s iii Me a ob ID SI 6 17 I 6 P .111!, Iroi 101 woe 10 lole ff gyp. io 04 aourz anous SANK'. 11,00 Dre Agra St Aliatorgautail 10,000 60 Do. Do. NOW 10,001 60 Allioa 100001C4 AlUsoostos.alivergool 000 100 Do. lowed at 10 gm 106,000 i 10 Anglo AtOttibla 40.001 60 Alaglo Mapasai (lirs.) 0,0001 60 1140 1.11.1 4 00 ID Aaattleßank.Cor.seinh 155.161. pm , 71. £lls.p4 Asslealight D. New boot of 'tarot Bo Both of Otago (U $ 1 M ) Mos ol klusaashrl u llii afflotalro Issit Birk at New Label onrush s Californiso British N. America WilsAls,A us., Chins t. Bor. cd Otty Colsokl Cuss.bsok of Cous.ls I. ore Kant of to e. o:4"endtivl look (L,) 1.00D,000 AOOO 10 1,00 0,000 100 000 0 0,000 10 ',mu $0 0.000 W ),000 • 1,000 II 1,000 100 7 ,065 ,000 II .0:100 10 ,000 100 . trv,b.w Kest Lxtdod (thalt44 nasairm Eschadirel Lim 'Meta °lnt Stock (L goig.dootdmuLt;bartd. tolidisla and Swedish (L .11flopenaliRokrUmite 4 Hiadomadest:d9 l 4 Va. Mem. on Y pm Do. New tiourrut iuutlL Waited Lln. New Lad NtorLDN:Dadta( I L) imm. On.oi atc li als. Um. Doak of tamlow mod NodlaTii De. Neer:Ws. stll i Lon. Citiloak or A Leaden .el County—. Lea ileuntw.Con.ts.(l ) Londos Joint Moak iLoodow& lona African lune. & &Menem (Um. ' Do. do. New . L on d o n&veoetuele (L ) Lem & Westminster Merchant None( Um.) lievointlio& imbanlL Miro. & Prow. bank (L. Do. do. Midland Book (Um.) Menne& of [Arwood N.Pre. or Inglood. Da 2nd WIWI tia lint lame Notlesal lost Do. New. —.. SW With Wake 1 11far idelead (11•11114 Nara W Sitinl OrisMol Bonk OmPosn. I [reels. boolthigOorn.lL I Di. do. I Prorinc. of Ireland I sma I Do. do. New Wane. Pnuj.,• DAN (L r inisilt AS•lfslim ir. et N. I. Akio us. 4s. tn. atipa. Moo ot Annaolit I Dolan of Dolma (IMO . Woke of Instle. ct• tllo VIO4 1.6 DUCA b. . . arli West lair.; 1161 aall GlONlreale= ••• tm. i.fal a. LeaCillaa. a a aliallalla Si Si :iiiiiii "Oi 60 JACO II WO Ile 1,030 1,000 10 1,000 100 1,000 100 1,000 100 IMO 1,000 00 100 lOW U 1000 00 0,000 00 600 NO MO NO MO NO MO S 6000 N MO 00 :030 llii1 Iii 00 Ai SO 010 100 !!! 10! 1 4iii 1. 3 ON NO 4 4000 50 000 00 6106 tO 090,100 60111100 ,o0(1 JO 1,000. 30 ktl4ol VI :*1 Jo igloo ii WOO El 010100 fli F. .am i anr i.OOOlllO i:iiil I ii, Oft a 11.. IN. 4 ..4.11P/1111111.1. UllO 11Nd e./dles NOwas MEV dasln N 111 Banc punhT.s aSwil IS dr doWalwrwcoloi IL 100 Dobskow Vawilma (L) 1 Doanadds*, 1/1 d bias N ertila Aowelwas Law 111 N. B. IS 1. Km Tel. N 11100161 India TN 11 N 1 Quads Compas ii 10 emadlsoLosatuiv(L) 1 10 °Woo 0f=.1 , 0041. 1 10 MTN Maio lagro.(l. 00 450 61 40 C/14U0. es (LIN) 10 Cos. N 0ournatels11101oa(lo6. N OftwalldaSed Dla.. (1. N 000110•0t eo1•1roo r•1Us.000(1. Oostrac1o0(1 1 N 000.1L,Vog..?•00.011.e 01 N O. VoI...VAN. 0111000. 1 1 11 % Do. of Idwaritlas (1 , IN.I NY wawa b.. ',amine: • 81 . p. ray. Deb. I* N Derisaft 140011a1) ° 160 DisrewslOwpeaddimill. 11 11 10 IL. AMOS Taio) 1 80 darn lad* llsaa**(l.. 1 lads bbw Va • & Weal 11 ,8 • N Ebbw • 11oViliaCossolatd.(1. N. 6 6 SIN Nom a V 16 tag.and 104 100 L (L O 10 r a kb. n ob ig lmicioi.. NUi ▪ Flosuolal Corporation. __ Itnandal Dawns* (L.) O W Sorra. ***boom L. 10 10 (Unison (Ideeltsd). •,•* _ lO 11.0ndllallas.ollos . 4 Gen. INN= Navliallow - llowsd3oladelds.(l.4 - Ralwortakie 00 60 Humber Inc WorklN x 2 ludlan Careylog (ra ti zi Du _ Intanzatka* luisioNlteaa.lloo4l..) __ o " lataroaLload C redit(L - lallaa load. (Om Oay. 60 ▪ 100 Do. op. a. Va. Elle I 111 Wu 10 L, 1 6 0 la ( 1 / 1 0. 1 01 " N Wad. Odom Tradlag 06 Lond.oodC•tolow. lo .(L lOU 110 Lou.Co 111•1 ostilw 001 adallf ~ _„*" Lood. TN* ) N Load. Maas. &Mx ) 148 A Dmad.G.oollooo l 3. Aw ou Lood.tolaii.loo.Co(L 00 L0611..1101104 1 10. 10 Lood.VIN L) 1 • 20 LOlvd.Plo MW 113 Nadir Drip. ON* 1 N D 0 ... wN 11 Marla* lawstaNat(L) " 6 10 10w1tlrlowl,110.(1.4 Qs 10 KW% INN. TOl 114 ii 00 N HLIwJI fron 00 10 Nat* loaddlOoL O. ) GO to Issicosal Uts.oan. 10 sum** ul t6l 26100 NstiomdProw. latdoml Stow= V 10 Nortaddooool 111 L 10 Go. Warr 0 44 • .7.edsulTAloo64(L do 10 NostbsenAmweaTes(L) 161. it. %.13011.0aairalsolaa(L, 000 60 N.80411.11411draNI&(L 1010 1 NovsooNuiD.ooll...L) 00 1 Do. do. *l/ 10 Nowgoas Tes(Umlod , " law. YAM. Maar. lOU la • stand& emmaarstal(L. 00 SO Ortnital Floaasal(Llm. * 0 1 Went* GM (Malted) OS 1 Do. N•w 01 10 IshodBlowa(L) We LS vim** elsbloadlavo*. * 00 Woos. Flosoclal (1 6 Ottoman Gas (Limited SO 10 (.0ossolLIL1010•1 1 .4' * 6 Do. do. Do. Now d 1401100.10odaldbL(L) 0 10 poolasolor tO. No= 00 Do. do. Nov/L— -.4 10 Quebrada L., L. 0041. O WI Vi Do. tyway Ina O Id New O 01 died. 04 laprow. (L) II Ditto Otto ..... 0 100 .• 1 ". 11. vac/toot's. loved. (1 ll ; SO WNW U 4°C6L t OffPl4K if .100 d AWN* 1 1 1. ( 1 ' 011 Do. Second 1 10 Loath analillitiO Low Id 1 Do. _Dull) 1i1.09•40row.11141e (L I WI lisasnaaVasssav IO IL I 11 Maid .d Petroleum (14 I nsoltaassoyew o4 . l .. 10 r. L. Co. of U. O & 1 IS Ur Wash* el lAwart 1 U01t011.T0 1 4. 0 % 01 N Untwors.llaro• Ir. 1 10 Uppaw Armalls(Um 1 10 Ditto SO Vac 111emses Lad— 11 50 Worroot / 1 4sawINUN. 11 N WwdboVolaselddS.L. 11 10 14 ILI 7 6 4 46 10 6f 14416 6 $ 41. 6 $ 1141 , 111 111 10 46 U in • fas l parad I 6 4 plls e r:n f Weald 11 i i ds Pa I 14 Pa If I s p 1 1 Si Ps 0 l• Si $ 1 Si dr IC 11414 PREFERENCE SHARES. Groat Westwes—Origisal 6 per mat name. prof.. 102. Gnat Water—Wali Mid.-0:61., Lt pa. stk.. 125. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and Sea Finnan. (Um.), gna. 7 pot IN. Great Luxembourg. 141. Ottoman (Smyrna to Aida), 91. 1. San Paulo (Limited). ina. 7 w cent, 17. Swath Austrian and Lambaido-Yanetlaa, 201. z A. PROVINCIAL SHARE msztriv. Lywinaoox, MAY It-Sells to-day :-Oreat 711- Istorashire end Yorkshire, 1911 1-london sad North IYesfae, 1411 . 1 111 -Midland. LW-North Easton. Barwick. 1:10-Dsloh R. 61 p - Great Loran 16 7-16-111Inola Con 6- ate -Confederate h Certiflostes tz l6l 7s l - Pire-Yerssales, 671 1-Alliance 418-16 6-Eastern BE dams° Bank i l 8-16 d.-Mertiantlie and Exchange Dant, SI 6d. -iJaritlme, d.-Queen, 111-16 p.-Liverpool Exchange Com pany, 20 9-1 ItAimengro, MAT 31.-71ters was a moderate badnoss, and mMes are lower. Botokow, Vattern, and Co. (Limited), 61 Ip. Convolidated Bank (Limited) 64 p.-Ebbw Vsle Closspany (limited), d.-Oreat Eastern. real Northern A, 101 - Ores& WoAers, 764-1111nots Central, 7ff-John Brown and On. LlArsited,, 13 In and Yorkshire 1211 f -London and North Western, 124 f -Mmeheder, SWIM, and Uneoludre, 62-Ditto 6 per mot. Pref., 91 8-16 -MetrePditan. 1114 land, IM ! 1 -Ne Ye* and Erie, 611-floash Eastern, - Thumps and Money Marine Insurance (Limited), 6 146 p.- United 661464 140 Years &rods. /11 lil SO -Mancasster and Salford Bank, g 1 p.-Stockporta= Weer. 11. BiturtgasAm. MAY 26.-The sales were British and Foreign Ei way phut shares. 1 prem. Birmingham and Staffordshire Gen, 96 : IMTEIIIIgIIIOI Alliance Fire, M. prem. ; Birmingham New Unarm MITI, If : and Mnutts Metal. 11 and 1 dal. The above maim were of beahteas cloak sod at the does the quotations wire as follows : -Great Wasters (Oxford) Second Guaranteed, 111111: Wavelets' wad Bizminghsm Canal 12 lt ; Birmingham /10 111 /1 Company, /121 131 . B a il Ll Banking Company, 114 11 prem. : British and Foreign way Plant, I prem. ; Birmingham Wagon, 10), lelleTS Metro:loin= Wiwi', thirds, dia. to par Mantr's Metal, 211 ; Patent Shaft and Adatme, 61 pram, bums. lei zd ... to 11 I I .1 1 01 Ili 41 Si ail o d 76 - M ni - 01 01 I } lir McLain° Rwrierr• —The traffic receipts of railways in the United Kinadere anrewitmk for ffirs Week ending the 10th of Nay, ea 11.861 miles, to 662,7831, sad for the conespondhog week of list year. on 11,490 miles, to 687,0131.. thawing an Wenn* of 381 miles, and o decrease of 012301 'The gross »mien on the followlag 14 railways amounted In the segregate, on 8,384 miles, to 533,6461., and for the corromeading weak of 1864, on 8.097 miles, to 1563.3651., ;bowing an inseams of 287 miles ad a deemed* of 24,6991. The de crease on the Great Enters amounted to 3,7134; on the Great Sanborn sad Western 1,1671. ;on the Great Western to 3,2391; on tbe Lanultire and Yorkshire to 13,0181. ; on the London sad North Weston to 6701. as the Loan and Wielder' to 2,8941.; en the Louden and South Western to 4 991 .; ea th e Ilsothaner, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire to 2,7544; en the Midland lie 4,552/. ; and on the South Buten to 1.9721.—t0ta1, 34,4881. But from this must be dadoned 1,0411., the losses en the Caledonian ; 6,3891 es the Gnat Northers, 1,6721 on the North British ; sod 7184 on the North Easters—topolher, 9,7904 ; leaving the decease, es above, 946991 The owe spoading week in 1864 was Whit-week. The goods said , Wand troth is those liner asonsted to 284.6561., and for the oorresponding week of 1864 to 16114391., show ing an noun of 32,2141. The receipts for resseagers, he., amounted re 244,0101, against 300,8031., show rel; adeeresse of 56,7931. The trials vernote ea 63 Misr liner anointed, nn 3,463 miles, to 124,1171, sad for the rerrespoadise week of last year. on 3,393 miles. to 113,6431., showier its if WOWS 01 70 miler and el 4694. I. the rweelphs. The total ressipts of the pat with show a increase of 13,2591. as compared with then et the prendlag week soling the 12th lost. Ten Aocitecorr nr res Crrr.—The accident at the North Louisa Bedew asterisks works in Lome sil4lomi. City. rsoordel yesterday, has proved fatal of the In.! jived westanse. Thy.. mss were severely %fared, sad Wen 001 1 0/6 1 to St. Bartholomew's Hospital, wham they met stemplel apse by Mr. E. R. Batith, the reddest Mew =NW One of the of mairasd John Day, had sastalosd a esmeseell heelers of the skald, and ha gradually mak sod Mei DierituisnOm oT • Laos W•sietoas•—• de stsysllve be leek plies en Tfornsisy eight I ea the pensisss el W. Zeds* eel Oe., lees ammdseturers, 81. =l 4 - 1 -. Ifellbosham. • press semi Cradles aaa the warshorrs at lisMetut 9 o'iderk sad shimmed the , bandies is be ea ere. Re Immediately gave an amt. mid the Nostleglosm Bes brigs& WU seen es the spilt 'The boobs of the dna, Isommer, were .11 that ems saved. The bandies berm • wreak and .31 the desk ere sessenteL , damp is smarted at hem 12,003 1 . AWOL The Ins ere godly Mensed. . • ••• dlllll Mme ; 10i 103f lak be I 101 0 1119 Ile if 48 - i 'i dui 6 • i 1 a i t s cca p ti svu• II 10 SI 70 ST % 1 2po 20 21 160 14$ 1646 Si Um 7 Spa I 1 41a Si 241.1 ti 46 47 IS If II 47 PA 1111 40 a 29 . U ii 71 13 ,3 4 314 31: sum. is -. 4 1 0441.341 $ 4 11 00 1i 2vs 414 2141 s Dab 6 MN 6 Ito 10 on 6 10 0 36 38 4414 40 4 3Ss 8 6Cs 69 10 7 99® 1 svm 731 76 77 13 16 !Is 49 60 18 10 Rd pal 1R Oa if ° 6 II Ma OS 116 Pit i ink I !die si tclis $ sidil , gar pas - 6 - 11 - v. - I 1606 N 91 U 44 i ii 111611 ear 69 11 so WU 4 Ims U N 4 E dig IS W a I dig I 4 dig Is is 4 541. IN IS r r 4.. s. • Ps ~•r 7ru Iva 4_,11. ;11 10 16 f fl flue 10 a II Ala N 116 ff N 110 116 110 IN I PF JPw il— -10 e i Ws hos I( 1 Ss 11 elk l 3 1 4 r WO 11T 1 a 11 . t.4 i Par 1 lles 1 7 6 4 4 16 4 D 1 10 • 41. 11 I , los 1 n I %die au 161 ui li 11 11 etts 1.1 11 1: 1: 111 - Ilk 1p P IS i 1 lilts 4# l; idsin s t 1 PP Pa 1: 1 4 7 hp 16 12 10 db 10 21 . 10 6 6 .d 7 iIW Par al 791 diss d 1 9 % s 5 11: las r• I le Se 1 40 9 99 di 7 7 !m 3 10r IA 0101‘ • 1 pm 9pag NI fi 17 66 e 6 11- * 11 1 l O s ietb 1 10 1 4 1 10 • 171 10. 14 1 1 r 10 0 0 41. al 11 2' 1 3/ 0 16 .114 lo 1 Idl. 1 el all 41 64_ 7 1 0.4 b tOto 40 43 a es s 4 $ll U SG pis T 1 11 14 14 10 W 10 W aD 11. j 1 . 0.1 :10 8 6 ` e.( " i - 'Y MARKET.-(THIS DAYJ Two &Qom. The stock markets are quiet, the dealer; being chiefly engaged in the settlement of the fortnightly account, which has commenced to-day, and will be concluded on Tuesday. The tone, nevertheless, is rather firm. Consols have advanced 1 per oent., and an upward movement has also occurred in a few British railways and foreign bonds. The discount market is quiet to-day, and the supply of money abundant. The quotation for the best paper is 34 to 31 per cent. In the Stock i Exchange the rate for loans from day to day cat , English government securities is 2to per cent, and for advances on foreign stocks to the next set tlement 5 per cent. The weekly return of the Bank of France is again remarkably favourable, the coin and bullion show ing an increase of 800,0001. and the bills discounted a decrease of 700,0001. Consols are now quoted 91 to 4, with div., for money, and 894 to 4, ex div., for the account (June 8). The official business report is as fol' lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 91 ; ditto, for account, 893, 3 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 89 ; New Three per Cents., 89, ; Bank Stock, NO} ; Five per Cent, "en fared" rupee paper, 1004, 100 ; ditto Five and a-Half per Cut., 1071. I There is little business in the foreign stock market, but the tendency is favourable. Turkish Bonds of 1858 and 1862 are in good demand, and have improved per cent. Spanish Pas sive and Mexican have also risen }. On the other hand, Consolidds have declined 4. Some of the present quotations are annexed, via. :--Greek Bonds, 20 to } ; Mexican, 244 to 25 ; Confederate, 8 to 9 ; Spanish Pas sive, 304 to i; the Certificates, 154 to 16 ; Turkish Bonds of 1858, 71} to 721 ; ditto, 1862, 734 to 741 ; ditto, Consolid4s, 484 t 049, ex div. Transactions are recorded as follows ;.—Egyptian, snood issue, 1001. Bonds, 961 ; ditto 1864. 934 ; ditto 100/. bonds,93 ; Greek, Coupons,for acct., 81 ; Italian scrip, 4 dis. ; Mexican, 25, 243, ; Peru vian. 1862, 81 ; Portuguese, 1856, doe., for account, 484, ; Russian, 1862, 91, 901, 4, ex div. ; Sardinian, 79}.; Spanish Passive, 344, 31.; ditto for account, 31 ; ditto Certificates, 15/, ; Turkish, 1862, 1001. bonds, 74}, 734, 7? ; 1 73} ; ditto Guaranteed, 100} ;Venezuela, 174. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 67fr. 36c., being Sc. lower than yesterday. International Financial shares are now quoted 1. to prem. ; General Credit, 14 to prem.; London Financial, 64 to 7} prem.; Imperial Mercantile, 11 to 3 prem. ; Credit Foncier and Wilier of England, 31 to 4 prem., ex div. ; and Egyptian Trading, 11 to 01 die. The quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :—Metropolitan District Railways, 101 to 111 prem. ; Moscow Gas, 1} to 1 die. ; Russian Iron Works, 7 to 8 prem. ; Anglo-Egyptian Navigation, 44 to 5 prem. ; Varna Railway, 9} to 10} prem. ; Ottoman Com pany, 1 to 11 prem.; Lion Brewery, 34 to 3 prem.; Northern Assam Tea, old shares, } to 1 prem. ; ditto New or B, 3to 1} prom.; and Peruvian Rail ways, 14 to 2} prem. The A stock of the Metropolitan Extension Railways of the London, Chatham, and Dover Company is quoted 31 to 41 prem., and the fully paid up 44 to 51 prem. Hat.r-rur Two o'Crora. Consols are unchanged, at 91 to 4, with div., for money, and 894 to 4, ex div., for the account. The large sum of 131,0001. in Australian refined gold was purchased by the Bank yesterday. The arrival of 221,0001. in specie was announced yesterday, the Scotia, from New York, having brought 187,0001 ; the Bavaria, from the same port, 22,0001. ; and the Red Rover, from Port Phillip, 12,0001. The steamer Delta, which will leave Southamp ton today, will not take any silver for Bombay, and the amount of gold for that port is only 8901. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon showed again a rather unfavourable tendency. The rates were as follows : asestardam, a naafis, 11.191 to 1 Mt% 3 days 11.171 to 18 ; Rotor dam, 3 mootio, 11.191 to 1; Are s warp, 3 moothe. 16.45 to 50; Hambarg, ma. beam. 3 months, 13.91 to NAN 3 j e 5 aa4 . 6.171 25 ; dela 3 .retie, 15.421 to 471; =oaths. 1201 to 1; Bt. ratormagg (per rattle). 3amumbs, 301 100, MO" ea.. 3 ammtia. 11.221 to 23; Trim* et. 3 month; 11.221 to 26 ; Illettrid, 3 tatmota, 471 Se 4 ; Oadia, 3 months. 434 to Lighanh nostha t 23.55 so 60 ; Gum. 3 maths. 25.55 to 60; 3lilas3 moot* 33.66 to GO ; Naples. 3 months. 25.55 to 60 ; Polormo, 3 mouths. 36.65 to 60; 3 mouths, 26.66 to GO ; Lisboa, 90 dam 511; Oporto, 90 dam 514 to 1. Telegrams received in London announce the failure of Masers. Brsginton, Rimington, and Co., private bankers, of Torrington. Their opera tions have not been extensive, and it is understood that the liabilities are under 100.0001. The position of the bank appears to have been weak for some time put, owing partly, perhaps, to Mr. Breen ton's connexion with numerous public companies, some of which occupy a third-rate standing. The liquidation, it is anticipated, will prove uneatistro- toiy. The advice; from Manchester anrounce the failure of Messrs. Cunliffe, Piggott, and Co., of Bl ac kburn, and C. and IL M. Brazil, of Horwich and Oborley, both manufacturing firms. The Committee of the Stock Exchange have ap pointed Thursday, the Ist of June, a special settling day in the shares of the China Steam Ship and Labuan Coal Company (Limited), which are to be official:3' marked. An extraordinary general meeting of the London. Chatham, and Dover Railway Company is called for the 7th of June, to consider, and, if deemed expedient, to sanction, an agreement between the company and the Sevenoaks, Maidstone, and Tun bridge Railway Company for the lease of the autbo rimed extension lines of that company between Otford and hisidst3ne, in pursuance of the provi sions of the Sevenoaks, Maidstone, and Tunbridge Railway Company's Act of 1864 ; and at the same meeting a resolution will be submitted for the pur pose of converting or consolidating into stock certain shares in the Metropolitan Extension undertaking at the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company. The receipts of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway for the month of April were 406,680 doh., ftainst 449,815 dole. in March, 387,648 dole. in February, and 361,130 dole. in January. A new undertaking is the Cheshire Amal gamated Salt Works Company (Limited). The prospectus explains that this company by been formed for the purpose of purchasing and develop ing existing salt works, "and by a judicious union of interest+ under one management to effect at once a large saving in agencies and working a:posses.' The works in question ere those belonging to Mr. Blackwell and Mesas. Kay and Son, which at• now employing 500 men, and producing upwards ,a 1 Iwo hundred thousand tons of salt per annum. Prior to the signing of the °Detract for purchase, the 'whole of the properties Win valued by Messrs. Waleson and Roars, and the books examined bf Mears. C. F. Kemp Carman, Ford, and Co., on lbaksiliel the eanalany. The old partners take seats et Vie beard. The ospitel is 200,0001., in 10,000 shares of M. each. The Northern Assam Tea Company (Limited) has given mottos that no applications for new issue B shares will be received from holders of A shares, Asimini allotment under articles of sasomntua t after Wednesday, the 31st instant The gang lief lOU closed on Saturday, the 3rd of June. ..1 . 0 .. ad wt 117 j _id ri za 7} _m MUT BVIIIM. Consols, whicL closed yesterday at burls' ex div., for the Bth of June, opened this suersog at 891 to 1, and closed at 801, " buyers." Per money the last prior was 901 to 91, wide dir. The official business report is as fel lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for maw. 901, 911, 91 • ditto, for account, 891; Three pot Cents. Reduced, 881, 89 • New Three per 0100••• NI, I, ; New Two-mid-a-Half per Cents., 74; India Fite per Cent. Stock, 1061. The Government broker purchased today it the sinking fund 15,0001. Reduced Three per Gents stock. There was no alteration of importance in bodkin government securities. Exchequer Bills remain ult 1 2s. to ss. prem. Several variations occurred in foreign steam. Spanish Passive opened at 31, but closed at 301 te 1, after to-day's meeting, being Ito per mea. lower than yesterday. A like reduction took plass in the Certificates. Turkish Consolides were rather better, cud a slight improvement took place in a few of the other speculative neuritis'. New Granada Two per Cents. rose Ito 2 mot. Marken Bonds, however, ware euoepttcaal y land f u 1 to 1 per omit. MINES.-47'H18 DAY.) Two o'Craor. In the mining market to-day attention is pad pally directed to the fortnightly settlement, whisk has just oommenoed, and prises generallyarequeiell the same as yeeterday. Great Vor shares are anal 301 to 311 ; East Love ll , 1 2 to 1 ; Grea t Bus y , I t to ; Great South Taigas, 2j tot ; Wheal Ups, 2021 to 206 ; Wheal Rem, 34 to 38 ; East Osseo villa, 3to ; Wheal Grenville, 3to ; Timmins 18 to # ; and Wheal Trelawney, I 8 to 19. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. COMMARCIAk AND MARKETS. LITNRPOOL l;ODITON MARK EL DAY.I (DT mamma AND urrisiwerowaL mamma (nom oaa ows ooszairowDzsm) The market Mama quiet at yesterdays prime. TM nip amount to 8,003 bales. Sisseulasios aid export, WAD Was TALLOW MARK T.--(THIS DAY.) T. ssarkst y @toady. To tallow is quota& M. net cash new. 40s. 61 to 40s. 3d. ; old. 40 1 . Jams 495. 3d. t o 40e. ; October to Esseanstssr, 41s. 6d. MAsirr AVM/GEL—Tows tallow, 41s. 6d. ; fat b 7 ; yellow Russian. 495.; maned one. 31s. ; ditto. 17s. ; tallow perm, 16. ; pod dos. 61. SMITIIIITDEAD ELY ItARKICT.-(THIB DAY.) Mr. cluzies Juan &mon reports 'gas IA the 14 lowing prime :—Price dom. troo3 1106. to 1 ; 90,.. to 100 a.; prim bahpom9ss. to 10k.; balky 80s, to 85.. ; straw, :Ws. to 301. COVENT GADDEN.—.(T HIS DAY.) Supplies both of homegrown sad Conthmotal gewlege hues greatly lememseii la (mutely ohms our het reps& TO importation of cherries boo roortesweed, and prior Ike them vary from ls. to ils. per lb. Pored strawberrier s•di grapes are also good. Cobette fetch from 50s. to 110 a. per 1001%. Omegas an all bat over. Lemma Mob from fa to tic. par 100. dimmer; is still well supplied, se le 0100 broccoli, of f meellost gealtty. Good sew kidney polotoso fetch from 4f. to Bs. per dome Flowers fist* owseist of orchids, heaths, tulles, 4= bales, eiliklles pelargoniums, cioaosaiso, tolgoooslto. sod tom. 111LUIT. Ploe appko, par Cs., es to as Urania, per 100, as to 112 Groped, per fb., ft Ma 11t. Lemma, par r M. lissom Isirs.benies IP. °LAIL 10 b Nuts, cob, er Nab, kis WO Bating peors.p.do4,,ts 01 to t es — ft , ita pee hubs', Ills Ap.dro, per *lvo teed to ts Aloseado, do., 186 to 10s YZORTA6II4S. Cobham% perdos.,ls id totted rocumbses. auk 4d to Is 04. hooch *nos. per me, es Be* Per am. lied to al Asparagus, pm too. to to as 6d Ithaltore, par lb., id email do., ls Ild to is Ile Garbo, per lb.. Pt paw.. York Reegents, par tattoo's, Per 401 -. 1 . i d wen ton, 100 s to 114 s Itodive, par score, Lobed „ Rocks, do., No to Km 4 1 1=4. dos.. as Ws Makes, 110" to Ms p. bdk„, WM lode Carreto, per bench, 0.1 to ld threroom,paott.,lo to Is IS ' new, do ,le Parsley, per hau &no, kW& Turnips, pa bomb, dd to id redo. For baud'. 44 i ~,.w, do., ls Oil WEATHER REPORT. .—(THIB DAY.) it. s a.m. SATURDAY. NAT Nalr• 72 W.N W. 1 1 WiL so 6.11 1 o v ragesi tiu 48 &W. I 3 LILL rts I Id W. I 14.1. ob I— 1 tra •runewm• 14.74 14 L.W. 4 1 Si. lUD 13.73 &S.W. i 5 3. TO al) Viands . -Wes B. 4 5 LK& or Lai $ Nam Can; WM 57 &W. 6 • LW. a 915 r=..1337 61 &LW. SII $ 11.9. ILL o o 1 1 1133306 &IA • russoass 13 &S.W. 4 5 3.13. Snot .... pm. i 5 SAW. is Xashei ,__12.96 64 a. I s r nemifeet ll9 0011 I.W. 3 It • I rasa —ILK AO I 3 ILL — S UM SAW. $ • I 3=ll ,issa V. a 111 I I mica WOW W.B.W. 1 9 JAL 1,..» Isinsoili LW. 6 It AMA resisre.sals w.s.w. 3 I S. b 1 itdoids 'Was. et IA.W. It I W.V. $ — - - ratitasaa. . sellAht. al Sowings soma. 8.8.3. to W.8.W., Nit Comm La.W. to L. to stem& afireserl. . Itrollg to a taw showers. 1111111121111. As sett shows. Li to LW.. strong sad squilly, to mot* rataiiimas Join. 80 , 1131•11, te W strew looroms LW. to LW. sog to trash, dowels Ia beek, fresh. L.Discos. to W.S.W., fresh to moderate saase gloves. wttk tkoir der In placed 4 next abovo. Nottberimmostlaso. wowers.u., Waal, mad olli• essehrs. Boutheraelbeldi drama mad By of Am& r.Nnimlissoirial sisisr4 sod lath Ma. al AMIN= IN !ME HIGIIIANDs.—A correspoodbet the Inverness Courier writes from OMs -lgrqnhart :—"!be issidseee oveshaft* _the Falls of Ghee bee tr-talts as • leaf - lease by nr. John Philip, the 1914 boeira beim., awl is wow ntderpolag considerable shaft ra,...„,l i mpro vements, with • view to 06,-11;4116y GUNS the fad of Jaws. Another greet artist. Mr. Aria. b ee bass heads(' about oosconniodstion in tbs glee. A erCANDAL AT Meow.—ln the Eferkarti of the let insteat, we erually assationed that, • short time lot sit bolas is the lbth Native Ideate", statiooed at Ulm bad boo sespindeL sad that • wart of inquiry bad teen ane weasa le WIRD* bolo the amps preferred .004 Mra. The resole ism bre that •pi omirt-inartbil wit away sieseibie few his trioL Be stands aimed with bowleg falsely oseasod his coonnoadiait akar. Lleshemees Colonel Stanley, a bairies Addeo down sad womiled • envy of his serenest. Colonel Shaky dads. the fast s which his saboadissas officer baa sedertakeu to peeve br *sorrel witesoiss. • was, said to bars bowl cut doges wee admitted into beeelial saartll6 Item • sword Rata sw ised dudes akar& parade. Of that Wire be VIM' Dos. By whom awl law the wooed woe caused mai= le °'Tsed. —Bengal lifwrkors, April 21. MADQUIE or aseruies AND Tire Town—. It is with mesh rare that we heard at Tottorsah's iii Thursday of tba sersasisina of The Doke for the of the Dot= ate hesekleg m hen an scesidenttioas seerilk whisks s esa ow he is est et the saes, there is so mew Eby for eatering ere, Oar sympathy is with the ewes; who, beaks the kr et the err bran slabs for wbish be bed basked him, =wires' al/ the &appellate/ma whisk the a Ur! hies sibied—tlist raise ot able illen—wesse issessprily Wad with its ► dimly Loa Bandar Mead shag thts be he's liorises, he sky* the pen these& hie asei•—•V :8 11 1 . =O:2 sod the ooly one • pailenue sad Open d amps. Ilaostasidelv to teal • dersdatese (we see ass se Utter werd) is the swab et the tust seek thei We sleeks eireiehlfamtid tot of Ilk lerishWe los been *lbw et in terns cd the f or ama nitas, sad his eeriest hshi ep as • soda for buieso Nos sad evample. Is this really sot Is It earn lie soak • pass that harass • • adar= revolts lea the ass a naiad vseear oat et the piano y &shwa be b seesidered • retire at •li tbms bum. and tut= is • bike ashes se oar tert Kole st honk= besiewsd epee the Marquis of Hs/AWL It based, we all too well burr, that Mo te b aseilibr die to the sod that • entree the reveres et hid sd the oßelir al Tho Detre wseld lave less se. aorta I. by many proms seise sham eiressesksases, This fast bee boos se three wee le, as K week ars the essitekkgd the hases—V hom we weld en i M to the dab or lawsra, we bessof west ohs tether a this *ere OA 4 weber" to talcs some oaths et 11,„ Neehl lasholeollirs eel Lord norior weedl. we as. was. weal 41. 'maw ler ownweidetke bents soilless, he bee tains ems comae rose will be ettlsbuw sad that Is west. one ody, on we hide win Weiss apwrilike whh Wm we Ida Meneeelathrit. ha at the wet bean t hit hear hey to Mho the esee N t h ire ielles—fild AAA. • . 11 40,4,