The Express. — London, England, 1861-05-08 00:00:00

Ijr MO il 111 IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE 01F COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) Th. Snacia altteded M 12 o'clock, let M yes 20 minutes 1..% 12 before there was a house, sod proseedings esesced. rRIF—NDLV ASSURANCE SOCIETY'S BILL. Mr. S. WIEUOURT bum& up this tell, which wee read • bre time. PAPER DUTIE& 31r MAGUIRE pee notion for this day to ask the Chan otter of the Etchoitier. whether he would commit to the ,pp.netmeut of a select committee to inquire into the opera tion of the expect duty on foreign rage, and of the customs dut, .ea the Import of forego pai.er. 1..%150C HEW COTTAGES BILL sa L. %LK moved the second reading of this LilL The boon member dwelt at some length on the evibi arising from tin minftieirney of cottages in the rum) districts, and cited jry•lilorea in support of ha statements. s i r G. C. LEWIS thought there hail recently been • cousidemble improvement in the cottages of 10.ouiers in many parts of the country, chiefly thr.. , .:h the (mime pursuad by landowners. He ad ,,.u.•1 that to numerous instance. there was a great r... 1 of improvement, but the practical question was bow it • t he 14tought ahout. The hon. member proposed that t• I. rot farmers should have power to expend • sum not ea -140/. in providing • suitable cottage for ANAIf e r r where he bad not one at pre mot, • r the aothoritv either of the chairman of quarter • or of the Home Secretary. He (Sir C. C. Lewis) .I....ited whether that proposal woold meet with the ap. pro al of the c o mmittee t o w hi c h the hill would, ol course, h.referred. Mr. DUTTON supported the bin. Mr. B. COCHRANE did Dot see why the government whould not advance money at 3 per cent. for this purpose, as it had dose foe drainage. No good could be dose ly prnviiling now cottage% without impoeing stringent regula • toe. on On notions, without which missy labourers would Mt out a roam of their sew dwelling. 1. the (hemming, wh•cli eneunl, sad in which Sir W. .lidlide, Mir H. Innlttos, Mr. Collin., His J. Trollops. Mr. Mane,. and Mr. Ilenley t—iik part, there wee a ,;ruird tapir...ion of opini o n is f a v ou r o f allowing the bin 5., lato The debate was receedies Thee our report MK The Incumbency at Bt. John's Church, Carlton r•.l. vole, hos been endowed upon the Rey. George Tlionitoe lost ILA.. ef 'hardly Lollop, Dahlia, late a. miaow .4 `ht. tedeslea. _ Deem or Masi Auii BelLua—The announce ...sit of • remit dose W arred rm. moles is .osiers. Mr. agate Belt* the titer of hues Dr. sad .8Z 4.4 at the age of WS. • Whir of 16e. Bara. &toil in Inooi Mem of the Bolt mot at J. ban, • y. at or two elm the anoevasose New of tor " nay* es the p.s.r yew. lady .of Ilsiopotowl who manor to Km Bertwald's martin with as 'so... at • face as if she had as.. Mitten a lima At the time .f the treaty of Ghent. C 1.,. the Aweriout COMMIUMIOI/011f. IPSO adiries.l S. sia la Ds. [faiths, as • phy. arias kespedelilielted llama A qesirter of • cra ters Noes. Janos sad Aim bed estilal their affairs precisely allsis. sad erreeigol ftwaytilag, sea far the ▪ weederheg keg the survivor eisild bye aloes. They heed GO nS: till long pest eighty ; yet Ague hie bora the survivor of her holly fat SO may yours that it was • —though still a Mtwara ene—to bear that she was pais. With thow volmes—eimpie, =able. sod oty w lesper, sod el winded& eultivatioe, B hese Jasases 41 ear ligsaftwe mom te cause; and we we all weak seingh le sigh at these ever Mot le isevitatia. Own is Word. 66/111/111 1171C11. RiTTIINED TO Slims or rue imam Prissismurr.—John tieenuel Willem Adisms, motets E.N.. far the benumb of Mootgomery, in the room of - David tisk Seq., dammed. —Garrick. %Turn' !Malta Ificitook—At the annual election y the socrimful candidates Were as follows : W. A. rc ul tlV ß ingtos. IL J. Mu% end A. Maude , of Christchurch, ; IN% S. WrfOt. A. 0. Ohs art IL B. Dickson, of Tneity College, Oimbridge. The Triplett Exhibitions We,. obteised by W. 8. Wright, 413., and A. C. (Inflow, 41J The Thomas Exhihition'by P. Bouthby. The annual dieser in hall on the preceding evening was numerously enrols!, ea usual. Among tie meta, besides the Dean awl Crimea of Westminster, were present—the Archbishop of Yuck, the Dean of Christchurch, the Master of Trinity, Lord Raglan (is humour of the completion of the Wert. tomster memorial to the heroes of the Crimes), Lord Nor imantoo, Lord Amherst, Lord Mayo, Lord Lied llama, the brainy of tit. Amok the Bishop el sad Ram, Lord eir David Dundee. rik. " 7. Oshorn, Stir R. Gls., Sir W. Weiss, Mr. Justice Vassbea Williams, J. R. It owbriy, M.P., K. H. Marsh, M.P.. W. W. E. Wyse. M.P., Coloael Wynn, M.P., J. Beaks Stan hops, M.P., P. H. Homberstoos, M.P., Hot. E. R. Wrea. Wes, Mr. Y 44111.00 Harcourt, Colonel Greathed, be. R. Plultimore, Mr. Jules More, kr. The epigrams were recited sa usual, and the evening closed to the satisfacticsol all concerned. It seems not improbable that the success of Wall meetings at election may lead to the substitution of is orasionel for ea manual dinner of Old Westminster, se held heretofore at the Thatched Rows Tavern later in the II,AIID OF ADMIRALTY.—The committee Leaetil bled spin yesterday, and resumed their inquiriee. There were present Mr. Henley (the chairman), Sir J. Pakingtoe, sir J. Graham. Sir M. Seymour, Admiral Duncombe, Sir 11. Willoughby, Lord Clumoe Paget, Mr Corry, Mr. Whitbread, Mnr F. Baring. Mr. !tannish, Mr. A. Bruce, Mr. I eele.i, Mr. Finlay, Sir J. Elphinstoos, Mr. Clay, Mr. swish-11. lho withers, examined were Sir F. liar* mil Sir J. Pakiaatoe. Rim% Ay Cummtrf rms. —Yeatcrday, the bill of the Gawks Tramway mil Despatch Company was throws out by the oommittes over which Mr. Adair maim The preambles of the bill of the Midland Railway from Otley to likky, and of the Forme at Dean Central Hallway, to eon- Arai farther works, have been pared. The cams of the Loehr eel North Western. Lancaster and Carlisle, and Caledonieu Railway, were opened, and the committee der Odell that anther the Midland nor 1.... kin and York shire Railways hull any forma staledi in appetites. Themes • of the Edieburgh and Glasgow having hese eceoleded in Mr. Schidefiekre committee, the corm of the Edialmq(h ad easfermliae, for madry sheet branches and marks, at sea astir steel met X 11110.400 L, wee =with, sad evident, addend. The ease of the s l um Railway, for their eatenelea at Folkestone ar Hbour, was opened by Mr. Merewether, Q.C.; and the bill. of the West cheallirs Railway, sad of the Mid Resters, are sill in tnumition Woes their respective mmemittess. The following un opposed bills were disposed X the chairman of mounds's, —Lambe and Mee* Western Welly, to enable the company to acquire additional Linda, mil improve their London-road station is Minehester ; Winchester, ithellield. sad Liticointhire (Mancheater Erten. sou) ; Southampton sad Netley Railway ; Mid Wiles Rail way ; New Rem Port sad Harbour ; and St. George's lim ber Biqa; Fist delis Irrigation Company. The llaiAT MITIEWOLSTAN SEWER—The works ssesested with this important uodernaking in the West Mara Morin sow toured over • great distance. and the dela el the cuttings avenges 14 feet to 15 feet, below the mime el the high rued. The works at the outlet at harking Caulk wed be first completed, sad two tassel. will extend bon that point to Stratford, forming • junction at Bow. The nen sewer from Stratforetbroadway to Bowbridge le saarlY„ unpaired. sad the remainder of the Stratford male ale• s weeks will be completed in August. bin off COVET EXAIIINATIoR —The Council of Teed relerstioa, in order to facilitate the intended visit of Um lan of Court Rile Corps to the corps of the Ueiveesity of Cerahridge, oe Saturday, May 15, have ands us altera tion la **slay fixed for Wilma( the iumismini of the naitella Mie loos of Court. The eaaiettes will be agraleilled en Walnealay, May 13, at hall-past fk end use. Ina ea the two following days at the sure beer. NATE OF A CENTIENAIIJAR—Tb deredee of the Mn. Jaue Annewley keg nefelsat Is Geerassy, took Fare se the 25th of April lush Mae had Medved the pas ago of let years. Bea* was the result of .wt. he resemble lady bawling fallen from her bed and die. hvind. her collarbone a few dem previously. She was a ▪ bar of Mr. John Dighy, and married the Hon. sad `..ri it,,. William bullishly, no of the first Baran Aar ilnieT, who died in 11117. DrellecTlYl —Let night a very alarm. ht tie Mahe out is thalami trap el premien helregier to Mr Jobe Mar" • isisialkir In *dor on bud. it at No. Wu. Printings-row, rra.sy. The disaster ftentest is the &sliming asesswhait Megshir aurae. Mr. ' lowa was is the set of seeranking a bidder Fs elder to get "" I Pres to peak up /sr • esinetry sidur, be havier at is new • lighted sandle I. his head. Ups. getting Mar of the ladder It weelleak *An, sad Mr. Mason was Is the Seer, by whisk be was seriously hurt, 161.--- Z7radle be laid is his bead awe la seatact with • woe el sing. Before he had time to get up the straw *sad away most furiously, sad the dames out rapidly most tint part of the premier, igniting sot only the tAy ism warehouse but the show.noros ever. U MW mama woe ie attendance, sad the firearm lot male& to mire intact one ode or win of the liftinq bet tlite damage dose to the other podium of the erti u t seelser, a la weber of valuable medals rta Mr. Mason was hewed hthe Iles r=ed Fo ncens.sly: A Sr. alMbroke out ymterday i• ierededieg err blialoneet belnegleg to Mr. F. WM- Il row, Gravel-lane, Southwark. It was "std. by the ors:beating of me of the steam pipes. The MO set pi seder nett/ a Urge quality of ualuseni ?en hem betrayal and the stores .7. Witham was leered in the Norwich MT, tar lea, 8 ." Adak mid Guardian offices. Tee iirictor oar Peisunss-nn.r..—An inquest ' • held helm Mr. Brest, dspsty.emesr ler Wert Mb& at the Blephast sad castle, Liegleroad, Osman. I nt. ea Mende y . v g, on view of the body et Mr. deerribed as a rather; mad 34 years, "Wag at lionilteestreet, Camden-Sawa, who semi Mud nis i by shoot.* himself on Pr{ sheet 7 111 5 *Wo on Pravda, yoaraiag UM, se OW " 2 4111. After the examination of email esteems% the ." !Paroamers luall y sussed isp, and the kap. after kee delibenitioe. refusal to Mani say weed .a that eel " lelmdeal" without • post-manes ewe& if the brain : and the deputy-sumer prafacesit in. for that purpose. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Befors Vice.Chatioellor Sir R. T. Coderslay.) turri v. BATS. Ilia case, which occupied the court nearly the whole of yesterday, was concluded this morning. As it was heard is private, we of course cannot state the par ticulars, but it was understood that the Vice-Chancellor committed Mr. Garland for contempt of court in marrying Miss Keats, a ward of court, without the consent of the court, and Mr. Keats, jun., and Mrs. Garland for aiding and abetting, but the warrant against Mrs. Garland was ordered to be suspended for the present. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 8, 1861. t IN IN IN 120 IS ai IS V. 11 Ihl 11 SO al N. 11 111 1 AM. •_'MI :f.'i‘ 1 1 . 000 14.4114 j 100 *MO 0.11 11,01 0 1 1 ISO 10,440 10 00.000 1 10 MON DI 14000 1 WWI SO 46.031 SO 10,500' SO 10,6001 100 10.400; 140 16.010, 20 10,K411 10 UMW 10 Kell is skiool .10 NMI 1i i IS *KO IS NM SO MN IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Sittiap is Baco. =Before Lord Chief Justice Erie, and Justices Willes, Keating, soul 1..) TURNBULL T. 1 1 / 1 1D.-111. TURNBULL AND TB! PROTIMITANT This was an actin° which was founded upon two alleged libels which had been published by Mr. Bird, the secretary of the Protestant Alliance, in reference to Mr. Turnbull in coo lie:1600 with his office of talenderer of State Papery ; and the matter came before the court upon cause !smog shown whist a rule to resciod an order of Mr. Justice Vir illiams, allowing the defendaot to plead three plasm, justifying cer tain statements in the alleged libels. Mr. Bovall and Mr. White appeared to show cause, and Mr. liaraLike, Mr. Prideauz, and Mr. Folkea' to support the role. Mr. &mill mid that the matter was one of a public the recteronly, and there was no private feeling involved in it, and wider these circumstances the defendant WY lIIIIZiOUS to take rue upon the truth of certain matters of a bin. tooled diameter. But upon consideration he did not Nick that be could insist upon his right to the pima. TM Lard Chief Justice- -Roman catholic historiaus would give one version of the circumstances awl protestant Motorbus another, and this would prove a difficulty in the era Mr. Bevil thought it not absolutely necessary for him to bar Otte pier, as he could give evidence a to the eleumme- Mears slated in them under the plea of not guilty. Mr. Judo Bytes said that the court must not he taken I. have intimated say opinion se to what could be proved leader the Ferrel issue. Mr. Brill did set feel mach difficulty as to that point. Mr. Karsiske hoped it would not be supposed that the plaintiff olted to have any material issue upou the record ; Wt theme slsr took rime apes what was really no pert of the libel, isl only illeetratioa of it. The Lord Chief Justine—Ver vidi viol—Yom mad my sa ßal d*, Mr. ILasilabs, for Mr. &will gives way. e gestate. COURT OP PROBATI AND DIVOItOI. Wore the lodge Ordleary.) riSCOMITIIII MIMI V. risco': wr rms.-11'1.°mm Di- MUMMY 01 THO ATTVIUMT-4111211AL: --- -- la this ere Lady Forth petitioned fer • dissolution as the peead of cruelty and adultery. L c rd F or th did net , bet the Attorney -Gemmel wee allowed be and allege collusion. At the trial the alleittion at adultery against the respondent was gime ep and the petitioner reetrirted her application to • Judiell apparition en the grouod of cruelty. This was held by the Judge O rdinary to have been proved ; but Mm roped. the mother of Lady Forth, having admitted that her daughter bad cohabited with Mr. Dining, the matter stood over far the perpoes of arguing the legal effect of the petitioner's mimendect upon her more limited ap phi:Mimi to the...mt. Mr. klamaday, Q.O. (with whom wee Mr. Markham), denied that there had ever bees the el4htest ground for alleging calladoa—hi het, the only ohm& of • redeeming character in the emedeict c 4 Lord Forth had been his ab staining freen Waring any resistance to the divorce. If, however, the °sari fah that it could not at present grant Lady Forth's prayer for • judicial separation, she begged pennieeion to go into the whole ewe in onler that the court might have as opportunity of judging of ell the (imam dances The Attnrsey-Oeneral (with wham were Mr. Berjeant Pigott and D. flpinks) was at • less to understsod what was the nature of Mr. Macsalay's application. He presumed that the learned gentleman diet not ask to gins evidence is disproof of his client's adultery ; and it was mash to be regretted that he had not accepted the offer which had been made to him to withdraw the pre. seat petition, and than, if it were competent to him, to present a new one, praying for a judicial separation on the ground of cruelty alone. It was said that be (the AMersey-Genersl) had had no ground for alleged solleision. He denied that statement. He bad had materisle for the alleration, but be was not i t n e amition to offer legal proof of the colloidal. He here publicly to state that the first time be had the mesas of proving such a charge, he would indict all the parties at the Central Criminal Court sad this lady would have been sent there if he had only had evideoce to solutentialle the allie&ioa. In 'the cases of "Dillon v. Dillon," and " Chambers v. Chambers," it had been held by Dr. Lash into° that when parties were in part delicto the offeace of lie one compel:noted the other. The present nowt, as the eneemeor of the ecclesiastical tribunals, was bound, them fore, to refuse any relief to a petitioner whose own inn,. conduct had been disclosed. He was, therefore, bound in the Miami' of the public to press the learned judge to dismass the whole petition. Mr. Neatoky thought the Attorney•Oeueral might have =the extraordinary . statement that, if be had had sufs- erldiraos of collusion, be would have indicted all the parties at the Old Bailey. The Attorney All the parties to the collusion in this or in any other ease. Mr. Hansel& repealed that there were no materials to justify smelt •He contended thot the Attorney- Gemini had so tto be beard after the withdrawal el the payer for dissolutioe ; and also that the misoondnet of Lady Forth did net la the language of the old jurists "eau. newts" the gross sad dangerous cruelty of the respondent, Sir C. Croswell taut at aces reject the prayer far par minion to go further into the aim. As to the other ques tion, it being the first cam under the statute, he would take time to consider. JIIILMOP V. .111180 P. az C. Cromwell mid that is this ore, whit& had bees breool before him last week, the Attorsey4egaral mei set Asa ion alleged. fact 4, bat he moat disclose tbe oaten al tie saw CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) OLD COURT. 011elere Mr. Julies Willis.) IONT:OMILIII 111011111111 T. Join imat.lll. sod Mom_ Ass /meek 31, his wife, were eliggiga , W knows wllik dealing two poet !Men °tideland am* mom d Yowls. al Via, the pro v erty of the PeAssicar4Assankosi . 1b latter with mann the woe keening them to have hoes stoke. The aisle prisoner pleaded guilty to the chirp. Mr. Metcalfe, who appeared for the prosecution, said that then was so doubt that the female had away several of the notes that were sto en, and that h og the seseileg .4 the letters containing them wee to her borlsoriL She stooil, however, la the situa tion to Idea of is was, and it was very natural to suppose that she had Wed under his authority and coercion, and ho lid net thosokto propose to eller ay evidence against her. Tile jury, thanks% returned a verdict of lot Gaiety. Joihs LINISeie, SI, end J”ltis Afasfon. 50, were eb alla d with a lessinry the dwelling-how of Levi Clark. Mae proonster is this awe is the landlord of the Green Ras peddledieess, at Horton, sad it appeared that shed *Week to the raareing of the 17th of April, • peloonereabie, who was passim the home, found the sear Hip oleo He *lomat the lanwalea, sad the premises woe eannbed. and both prisoner& were found eaecealed in the oiler. No kproperty had been removed, but taws wee as dole that this was owing to the prisms& haring hoe dbeented in tisk eptwatiase. The pry returned a verdict of Gritty epithet both pi- NOM ; and Napposing that Littoe had been before row sided of fel/ay; le was seotenoed to be kept in peed servlewie for aeon years. The other pri•ouer was leoteneed M twelve menthe bard labour. Joseph &NSA, 4fi, was charged with feloniously attempUng to diseharp s knits& pistol at Alfred Howes, with intent to nianter lie. Lille? the proseeutioo. It appeared that the primer was the brother-in-law of the prosecutor, and they hod been eng.ged in Mims Mgr then as desists I. hotter, bat some dumb, arose 111111111111 them, and the commies eared. On the evening of the ?Clad of April, the prompentor was standing at his door, when the primer west up to him and began to abuse him mad mood him ef Min his trade away. The pro s ecut or donied having dem so, sad wan about to go into his house, when the primer Maid a pistol to his left oar ' and said " Take that 1" The prosecutor saw the p istol, and knocked it as sae side, and them struggled with the pri soner. sad endeavoured to °Mao pommies of the weapon. but did sot mooed in doing so, sad he then ran away. and the primer was shortly afterwards taken into custody. 13” n the pistol being atomised, it was found to be loaded with powder sod shot, and had • rap as. but it did not appear to be cocked. When the grnmer was taken to the pollee elatio• and wee told what be was charged with, he said be wished it had proved fatal. The prisoner, when adled upon for his &Nice, declared dal be lad so inteatien to inflict any injury upon the pro moter. Re led him drinking, aod did sot ham what be doing, or mei how the meg man Me his psomios. I'l.policsemelohle wise task the primmer Into custody elated, in miser ne • eureka put lay the Pry, that he was gait. sober at the rims the 0011111MINO took plow The aimed Judie, in ennunisi up the awe to the jury, add that the edgemeliso they bed is aseider was whether the widows rYti.i them that the Waal= of the pa now wee le tie panel et ha brether-in-law, it failed to do 80. eight not la eneviet him upon the peeneen indistnaest. • The jam after • short cooothotion, »turned a verdict, of Not guilty. _ _ .e- The prisoner Oise *vied guilty to a charge of assault i arising out of the same circumstances, and he was sentenced to one month's imprisonment. Joke Coker, 13 , dime Coker, 21, James Twist's, 21, Nary dime Welsh, 18, Joke Harris alias James Morley, 20, and Mee Welsh, 19, were charged with a robbery with violence upon James Bissett, and steeling 821. in bank now and gold, hie property. The robbery imputed to the prisoners was of a very daring and outrageous character. The prosecutor is a French gentleman, advanced in life, and about 5 o'clock in the evening of the 15th of April, he was in a cah in Keats-street, Whitechapel, when some accident hap posed to the vehicle and he was compelled to alight. The moment he did so he was assailed by between twenty and thirty thieves, men and women, some of whom pushed him about and struck him, others thrust a handkerchief into his mouth, and in the result he was robbed of the amount mentioned in the indictment. The whole of the prisoners were proved to have been con. corned in the outrage. The jury returned a verdict of Gritty against all the pri soners, and the men were sentenced to seven years' penal servitude ; Anne Coker, who had been previously convicted of felony, to eighteen months', and the other women to twelve months' hard labour. NEW COURT. (Before Mr. Baron Channell.) John Defolk, 29, sailor, • negro, was indicted for a rape upon Sarah Ann Oliver, and Charlotte Sell now. 22, married, was indicted for aiding aad abetting him in the commission of the offence. They wore also indicted for an assault upon Titus Hooper. Both prisoners pleaded Guilty. Sentence deferred.' THIRD COURT. (Before T. CharTibere,Ecio: Oomm fterfeent.) nomas Reynolds, 48, clergimao, was indicted fur on lawfully assaulting Daniel Ool4 ns. Mr. Metcalfe and Mr. (Fridge prosecuted ; and Mr. fierjeant Ballantioe and Mr. Ribton defended. The facia, which were not denied. were of a most dis gusting nature, but in point of law not sufficient to support tlati indictment ; the prisoner was acquitted. The trial of Durden and Holaoft for the robbery it the Ccennbercial Bank was pcsitponed to the ant session. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE, Frederick Genre liarrisgeon, • man of about forty year, of age, having rather • respectable appearance, and in the employment of Messrs. Alfred Davis and Co., Sheffield and Birmingham warehousemen and foreign important, was brought before Mr. Alderman Rose, who was sitting for the Lord - Mayor, charged with eraberalement. It appeared that the prisoner had been in the employ of the prosecutors for some years, sod it was his duty to receive money from the porters for goods which they had delivered, and if a large awn to hand it over to the ashler at the end of the day ; if • small amount Wednesdays and Friday. were the day. on which be ought to settle his ac count.. On the 21st of March one of the porters, named Neale, delivered two parcels of goods, sad received in payment two amount., vie. , 61. lh. Gil. and W. Lis. 10d., which he handed over to the prisoner. He also handed him soother amount on the 4th April, viz., 21. Cs. 10d. It was proved that he had sot paid those amounts to the cashier, and wham taxed with having robbed his employers, be said that he intended to have paid it back again, and he wondered that it had not been found out before, as he had been carrying it on for the last two years. The prisoner pleaded guilty, and said he wished to be dealt with summarily. Be wee accordingly remanded until Friday, in order to be dealt with in petty mates. MAILLBOROUOR-ErritEET. READ AT TRU PORTLAND WOLK& —INPORTAFt CARL George Bannister amt Thomas Cat renter, both of 5, Little Brook.street, silver•polishen ; and Thomas Britton, of 10, Mavillevereet, electro-plate hither, all in the em. ploy of the Portland Company (Limited)--• corn , pony employing above 100 hands in t h e manufarsture of silver spoons and forks, and whose works are in Riding Houmstreet, Oxfonlotreet—were changed before Mr. Tyrwhitt on a warrant with unlawfully acing threats and intimidation to one Frederick Warms, also a workman in the employ of the company, for the purpose of forcing him to belong to a society called the Friends of labour Society, contrary to the statute kb Om. IV., cap. 129, sec. 3. Mr. Lewis, jun., of Ely-pleos, appeared for the Portland Oompany, the prosecutors ; sad lir. Wonteer for the defence. Mr. Lewis, in opening the was, stated that the company employed above 100 hands, and that, owing to the strike which had taken plaoe,the works had come to a sudden stop, and that already, although it bad only been in operation • few days, it bad cost the company ►bout I,ooof. After evidence had been beard at considerable singe, Mr. Tyrwhitt decided to send Bannister for one month to prison, soil take bail in 101. for Carpenter and Britton each for three months to keep the peace. see OBSAT SOBBIRT OP RILE. William Crow, porter, who was apprehended in Landoll on the Tith of March last, and JoarpA Barker, a shoemaker, Pryer Detkeck, his brether•in.law, calling himself a silk dealer. and Joke Newton, silk throwster, who were appre hended in Derby on the 19th of March, were brht before Mr. Woolrych for the het time thiaMorning. They ancharged with stea li ng and receiving 10 %else of China raw silk, value 1,0001., the property of the St. Katharine'. Dock Y. Mr. 4 ? °, 7 l :Tch rejected an application made to him for hail. and the four prisoner, were formally committed for trial 10 to M so 19 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (as moor= masupi.) CHASTER MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) ENTRY FOR THE MEMBERS' PLATE. Seven furlongs. Loraloitor, Raab. and Twilight are hero. THE TRADESMAN'S PLATE. About two miles sod • quarter. Wallace, Weatherbound, Faultless, Light, Ump ire, r Ben Webster, Finn Lord, Satellite, Mao at Arms, timist, The Brewer, Feodoroirna, Millionaire, Scarrow Haw k (,'here aiere AWN, Binuingham, Jealousy. South Australian, Satinatoce, York Minster, Bridegroom, Jacinths, Saecutter, Pancake, Spanish Fly, Waterwitch, Bluestone, Shephenlem, Herne, and Flirtodas are born PatrTioureTi..:ll;reee, Defender, Butterfly, Simple Sireoe, Tune Deer, Pit,-Avon. loduetriona, Pounce, Crom well, Vancouver, Neyerbeer, Sycophant, and Wombat. ENTRY FOR THE QUEEN'S PLATE. Three miles. Lupus. All traderheed, Ben Webster, Bons and Sawnthir. an hen. LATERT BETTING. caw= OUP. 3 to 1 eget Chin Ando Or 11 to 2 liloaet-Arma (t) 6to 1 W.llew (t) 7 to 1 Bea Webster (I) 18 to 1 Tito Homo (i) 20 to 1 The Optima* (t) 10 to 1 Satellite (t) 10 to 1 Flirtation (t) 25 to 1 Ligb tßrew (t) 35 to 1 The er (t) 100 to 3 Predictor (1) 35 to 1 Ililliomaro (t) THE DERBY. 7 to 2 eget Dundee (t) 20 to 1 Dictator (t) 50 to 1 Bombardier (t) HEALTH OF LONDON. —Asp— /Its weekly return of births and deaths in Lon don, leased by authority of the WiMer•Geoerisl, states that the deaths in London registered in Me week that ended last Saturday were more than have twee shown ia any pre vious return since the Meet week of Nara. They reels to 1,151. The average ber derived from the returns of =Mg weeks i ti n previous 'eon 185110,sad cor o6rdincreue of population. is 1,210. The number of poems who died lass week therefore monde the estimated mortality by 41. The births in the week mended the deaths in the saampairiod by 747. The incomes in tie seertality is due chiedy to whooping congli, whisk carried off 124 children, two-third of whom had not completed their second year. Thirteen also died from croup. In April whoopiaccough was fatal on au average in 84 cases weekly. It was most fatal last week is the districts on the south side of the river, in which 47 out of the 124 deaths occurred. No In than 9 were recorded in the sub-district of Leethermarket, Bermondsey ; 4 in that of London-mad ; 7 in Westminster ; 5 in the sub-dis trict of Bt. James, Clerkenwell. Eight deaths from meal pox were returned, 30 from measles, 25 from scarlatina, 8 from diphtheria. There were 166 from With isis, the corrected aof corresponding weeks being 166 ; and 124 from lal e c rs titis, the average being 107. The deaths of two centenarians were registered :—A female died on the 27th ultimo at Windmill.hill, Ramp. deed, at the age of 100 yews ; and th e w id ow o f a labourer on the 29th at 3, Fortstreet, Old Artillery-ground, at the sgsef 102 years. The age of the latter seems to be well asteetained, and her daughter is now living at the age of 81 years. A wetter died from "apoplexy following lead P 4B Y." Last week the births of 951 boys and 1,057 girls, in an 2,008 children, were registered in Landau. In the ten cor respowling weeks of the years 1881-60 the avenge member was 1,717. la 100 IMO les Ile IN SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cwoz. The railway share market continues heavy, and the tendency of prices is still downwards. A fresh fall of i to * per cent has taken place in Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, South Eastern, and Great Northern stocks. London and North Western has declined* per cent. Other descriptions are less affected. London and North Western stock is now quoted 94 to * ; Great Western 71 to * ; Midland, 120* to 121 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1081 to 109 i ; Great Northern, 109* to 110* ; South Eastern, 80* to ; and Caledonian, 98 to *. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are weaker, at dis., ex div. The stocks of the two principal Canadian lines are rather flat. OADDIAJIY MARJO AID nocam. tik I " lAmman. I Strtn„iroL &Stour 'Blrk.,l4•AtChoo.JonaVaL I Dinekbern I 111,11 and Tyne I Bodo; itkoird,•)l•o Bristol and tutor Colodonlon Cork and Bandon Donna Do. • I A no day. nnID 6 Do. B p.a. Is odd to IL Dublin and Belfoot Jon Dund.,Perth, et•bd.lia. t i l im Anitz uss Bt tiorn Union, Block A Do. Stook Fort Suffolk &UFdlntuburgh and Glow, o° , Forth wad i's *. Joao. Glow** B. Wooten Groat Northol dosttssd * Groat liforllman o Do. • Nook Do. K 11.' 1 . ,.. il Pin 00(011411Wea. 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Prat NI a i 4} 13003 1 Lea. 1)11c4 Tel. (L ) t - - elle NO,OOO 4 Loa. Oen. Ootelbas • Co 1 1 - 60,000 10 Madras Irrlgo. 4 Coal 1 1 1 pm - 60,000 10 Wedltemoteealeee.Tel. en - - - Isooo 10 lledlter. Zs. Tel. (Uve.) ell 94 34 - 00.000 U Natlooal Dloroest 0e 5 1 44 .114 - 1010 10 3000 10 K•tberlasde laud NerbuddaCoeltlroa(L) ell- 5 ei die - -- - 10,000 6 Do. Bp. &As. atl No. all e 1 - 1.72 4 100 N. Deana &N. lloot. Ld. 86 4 10 - 1 60. 183 IN. BM. Auatreladea an A t is 1 - ON l4 - KM 1 Do. "New NNW - dO.OOO 15 Orkat. In. Sim. RAW 6 6 4 dia - 009,000 U. Pool River laud •MN 100 I* Id - 10,000 60 Paola. aadOrtes.lll433 en 71 74 714 10,000 60 Do. New lO 10 11 pea - 40,000 10 Eike a lad. Tel. 0.44 all 17 6 1 184 - 10,1100 40 lialveney lice all I 174 - 10,000 11 Do. New all 4 14 - 16,000 100 Royal Mall Steam GO 47 Mad - WON 83 Soordlat Art. Uvula. 110 198 110 - WOG 26 South Australlas load all In 14 - 76,010 1 Sabmartoe TeL Ike* - 113100 1 D. N. loglolored all a - 11,6410 10 D. do. all II I - 13199 10 a Ag. of MINN& - (Llialtadi Pink Imo 1 4 i yin 10.00 i 16 Lo.oo.U.Cgaiicla 6 - ,- - 151,1100 6U. Illogdowa TN (1.). l 1 die 4pm - 10. IN as DeNsen'e Lad lll4 9 10 - MINR&-(THIS DAY.) Two dOwm East Wheal Grenville shares are steady today at 455. to 47a. East Caradon are well supported at yesterday's rise, being quoted 201 to 21. Providence shares are quoted 401 to 414 Wheal Mary Ann, 52 to 53 ; North Downs, 4 to • ; Lady Bertha, 225. to 245. ; and North Tres kerby, 23 to 24. United Mexican Mining shares are weaker, and are marked 51 and 51. Other foreign as well as colonial mining securities are inactive. The annual meeting of the Bon Accord Copper Mining Company is called for the 17th inst. At Palyn Wood Miss meeting yesterday the eremite showed a debit balance, of 1,6114 14s. lid. A call of si. 6d. par share was reads. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. DAT.) There is some change in the weather, Min his . ving fallen, but it is very light, and the wind keeps at its old quarter. The supply of homs.gmwn wheat and flour this week is extremely moderate. Barley, oats, beans, and peas very short. Malt more liberal. Scotch, none arrived. Irish oats limited. The foreign arrivals this week mo derate of wheat, the greater portion from Hamburg, • little Baltic, 8 tab, and American. Barley, only two small cargoes of Prussian. Oat. very limited, tiwedish and Dutch ; and flour, no American. and a few sacks only from Bremen, Hamburg, and the Mediterranean. The English wheat trade is very Arm to-day, and Mon day's prioss well supported, with a tendency upwards. Foreign also fully ea dear. Flour participates in the firm tone of the wheat market, and although quotations are not advanced, American barrels, in the absence of arrivals, show a decided tendency to advance in value shortly. liorfolks 39s , and sales effected at 38e. ad. fine qualities maintain Monday's rates. Oats ate firm, but not much business doing, the attend ance of buyers being small. Beans and peas without change. Tares, eloverseed, liaised, and rapeseed dull at previous quotations. FLOAIIIIO CA ROOM—Next to nothing doing in this Inds. : Ewa amid Kest, white, new, 42.. to 62.. ; ditto, fine old, 67.. to 715.; ditto red, new, 39.. to 55..; ditto, lime, old, 61s. to Cis. ; Norfolk, kc., fire, old, 61s. to Vs.; red, new, 48s. to 57.. Foreign : I/satiric, 67.. to 695. ; floe, 69.. to 75m. ; Konigsberg, GO.. to 635. ; ditto, extra, 66.. to Ms.; Mosta*, 65.. to 675. ; fine, 67.. to 69a.; Mecklenburg red, 60s. to 645.; Uekermark ditto, GO.. to 63..; Anodes. white, 63e. to 604.; ditto red, 61s. to 62&; Canadian, 645. to 67.. &MM. —English malting, 41.. to 45. m. ; fine, 475. ; , 26.. to 315.; aod 31.. to 325. per qr. oref rin f iag gn grinding, 245. to 295.; ditto dimtillumg, 30s. to 335.; =Atlas Mc to Mk. Mato.—Zoglisb, Zeiss and Norfolk, 60.. to 645. ; fine, 645. ko 745. ; Lingsten and Ware, flue, 70.. to 744.; brows, bk. to 00s. Oat. -Eoglkb feed, 24e. Orl. to 27.. Od. ; potato, 27.. to 31.. ; Od. to 27e. Ern, 34e. to Me. Baum -Foglia tick, 325. to 364. ; harrow, 365. to 40r. ; pigeon, 36e. to 40a. ; fonign, Nonagon, 275. to 33.. ; tick, 365. to 41.. ; Konigsberg, 40a. to 47a. ; Egyptian, 371. to 39e. PUB.-English boiler., 41s. to 44.: white and bine, 40a. to 44e. ; utopia 42a. to 45a.; grey, 36.. to 41..; hog, 38a. to 40e.; foreign. 425. to 46a nutria.-English town, 425. to 506. ; ditto Inc, 63a. to ; country, 425. to 46e. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 38a. 6d. to 30u ; Fronk, 46a. to 49a. pa mak ; Anarsean, 3L. to 34..; Canadian, 31.. to 34e. ; Sprusish. 46a. to 60.. FLOATING CANGGIII, all O. F. and 1. -Wheat : Nardi =ski sod Narianople, per 4921ba, Ma to 565. ; Mirka, Ma. to 65a. ; Poliah Odessa, per 48016 e., red, 155.. to 57e. ; white, 80.. to 625. ; Dwain and Galata 44.. to 60e. ; Emtiara, 40.. to 42e. Bark,:: Egyptian and Syrian, per WOtha, 25e. to 26a. ; Odder aad flaouba do., 26e. to 27u Been. : Egyptian, per qr., 38e. to 39a. tal e : Odeon and Galata, per 492114., 39.. to 40..; Ibrail and Bulgarian, per 4801 b.., Us. to 32.. ; French, do., Ws. to 36a. ; America., do., 37.. to 38e. ..81:RDOI. —Guru seed, pa qr. Ms. to Rs. ; Hemp seed, per qr., 41.. to 445. ; Mu s tard seed, per bushel, white, 13s. to lbs. ; brown, 13. to 14m. ; Limped, per qr., erushisg, 60s. to 57e. ; Liaised cakes, English, per 1,000, 121.155. to 131.5 e. ; American, thin, in brie.. per toe, 111. se. to 111. 15s. ; do., thwk, mood, and oblong, 101. to 101. 15e; Hopis, 91. to W. be. ; Msweilles, 91. sm. to 101.50.; Rape cokes, 51. to 51. 100. ANJAIYAL6 121 TO LONDON TILOM NAY 6 TO MAY S. isiyak and Neotal . L Irish larataiL 410 1 .... 8660 MO I 170 MO Mum Basics, Man I 0190 now iseltlL 090 auks ; lady % barrels. 390 sacks. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAM.). SUGAIL—The market is quiet today, at yesterday's ttwed last week's quotations are with difficulty sus i. Reflood lumps, 50s. 6d. to res., according to quality. COMS eoutieues steady ; plantation Ceylon middling sold, 675. to 735. ; good to fine 73a. to 821. ; native Ceylon sold, good ordinary, 61s. to 62:. Tub.—The market is inactive ; quotations are unaltered. Cotron.—Five hundred bales sold at full prices. Rica has a more steady appearance. RUN.—Demerars proof sold at Is. lOd. CAMIL LtowuA sold at fully previous rates. In other articles no material alteration, but markets have been dull. TALLOW MARKET—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the sneezed prices :—Town tallow, 545. 9d. net cash • Petersburg Y. C.. on the apt. 58s. 6d. ; June, 58s. ; October to December. Ms. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs Pattendon and Smith report r steadrdemand for all descriptions of hops at firm prices. The bine is much retarded by the (widows of the weather, and comes away very weakly at many places. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Will. End Haswell, 18e. 3d. ; Walls End Stewart% 18a. 3d. ; Walls End South Hettoo, 18s. 3d. ; Will. End Hartlepool, 17a. 61. ; Wall. End Braddyls Mato., 17s. 36. ; Will. End Halvah Hall, 16s. 3d. ; Walls Bad Sanaa, 15% 6d. ; Walls - Bad Framwellgate, 164.30.: Posses West, 15s. ; Holy well, 16a. ; Tandeld Moor Butes, 13a. 6d.1 North Hartley, 15e. 6d.; Howard's Hartlev, 16a. 6d. ; Luntort's HarWy,l6a. 6d.—Ships at market, 82. Tint luumsow Bitutien.—The inquest on the body of Joseph Smith, of Mentos, who was shot by his son on tbuseday last was restored for the third time on Mooda Mr. y afternoon before Coroner Wbiston. A number of oddi ties's' witnesses were examined, and the jury returned a yet , diet of " Wilful Murder." MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two o'OLocc There is still no movement in the funds. Prices are quoted precisely the same as they closed yes terday. Preparations for to-morrow's settlement have almost monopolised attention. A gloomy feeling prevails in most departments of the Stock Exchange, but the reduction in prices is principally confined to English railway stocks and Turkish bonds. Some attention is directed to the increase in the shipments of specie to America. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental were quoted 69fr. 15c., showing a fresh fall of 1 per cent. Consols are officially marked 914 and 4 for money, and 911 for the account. The present quotation is 911 to } both for money and to-morrow's settlement. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 232, 2331; Three per Cents. Reduced, 894, 90 ; New Three per Cents., 891, 90 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 151 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1011 ; ditto, for aceount, 1014 ; ditto Scrip, 1014 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 96} ; ditto, 1859, 961, } ; ditto Bonds, 20s. die. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 944 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1011 ; Ex chequer Bills, 4s. dis. There is a fresh fall of per cent. in Turkish Bonds ; the Loan of 18114 is quoted 70} to 71, and that of 1858, 55} to 56, after being marked 56}. Mexican Bonds remain dull, at the late fall. Sales are recorded as follows :—Mexican Three per Cents, 221 ; ditto for account, 22} ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 474; Ruaaian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 91, I ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 80, 4 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 501, } ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 421 ; ditto Passive, 164 ; the Committee's Certificates, 5} ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 71 ; ditto, Six per Cents., 1858, 56} ; ditto for account, 564, 551, f. The steamer Edinburgh has sailed to-day for New York, with 84,0241. in specie. There was a decided increase of activity yesterday in the discount market, and some pressure was observ able. The general supply of mosey was scanty, owing partly, as it would appear, to the reduction which has taken place during the last few months in the country bankers' balances, and the rates for the best bills were sto 51 per cent. The commer cial demand was accordingly turned upon the Bank yesterday with great force. The applications at that establishment were so heavy that their continuance upon the same scale for a few days would cause the Bank rate to be raised. The fact that these indi cations of tightness are observable before we have got through the first half of the financial quarter, is worthy of particular attention. On the other hand a partial compensation may be found in the favourable impulse which will probably be given to the continental exchanges as the money market hero becomes tighter. _ _ The final instalment of 30 per cent. falls due on the Indian Loan of 3,000,0001. on Friday next, and will contribute to keep the market tight. In the Stock Exchange loans on government securities from day to day commanded 41 to 6 per cent. The gold operations at the Bank yesterday included • purchase of 36,0001. by that establishment, and a withdrawal of 40,000 sovereigns for New York. Further remittances will be made to America this week. The Athens bas taken 20,0001. in sovereigns for the Cape of Good Hope. The large amount of specie by the West India packet which arrived at Soithampton on the 28th ult. was delivered yesterday to the bullion brokers. The length of time occupied by the Bank of Eng land in weighing the supplies of silver by the West India steamers is seriously complained of by the merchants interested, the loss of interest being con siderable. A representation to the Bank, request ing that the bullion department may be kept open later than three o'clock when a supply of silver is there awaiting delivery to the bullion brokers, has already been signed by some of the most eudueut houses in the City. - - The continental exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm, with • favourable tendency. Bills on Hol land and Hamburg were quoted morn favourably fur this country. It is a favourable political indication, however ' that the Austrian exchange has again fallen. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.19 to i,• ditto 3 days, 11.17 toy ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 1L194 to 4 ; Astwerp 3 months, 25.45 to 50 ; Hamburg, nu. born, 3 months, 13.8 to ; Paris, 3 days, 25.171 to 22+; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.50 to 55 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 1184 to ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 moths, 334 to 4 ; Vienna, eff. do., 8 mouths, 14.05 to 15 ; Trieste, eB. flu., 3 mouths, 14.95 to 15; Madrid, 3 months, 48g to j ; Carr, 3 months, 484 to 40 ; LeCorn 3 months, 25.72 g to 7g ; Genoa, 3 months, 25.62 to 74 ; Milan, 3 months, 26.624 to n ; Naples, 3 moot , 39g to ; Palermo, 3 months, 1174 to 118 Marina, 3 months, 1174 to 118 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 521 to ,4; Oporto, 90 days, 524 to 53. The monthly return of the Bank of France will be published on Friday next. The Great Eastern, which left Milford on the Ist instant, at 7.50 p.m., was spoken with on the 2nd, at 6.30 p.m., in let. 50.70, long. 13.12. She had both her paddles and screw going. The annual meeting of shareholders in the Illinois Central Railway Company will be held at Chicago on the 29th instant. TOGWAT Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 911 to ; for money and next Thursday's settlement, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For the June account the last price was 92 I-16 to 3-16, or 921, rather "sellers." The official Munnetra report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91/, ; ditto, for account (May 9), 911, T; Three per Cents. Reduced, 90, ; New hree per Cents., 901, 89; ; Bank Stock, 232, 2331 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1011, 1, ; ditto for account, 1011 ; ditto Scrip, 101 i ; ditto Bonds, 13e. dia. ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 943, 94 ; ditto Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent, 100 1; T e " continuation" on Consols to the June account was 5-16 to per cent. The Indian Five per Cent. Stook was quoted 1011 to ; the Five per Cent. rupee paper , 931 to 941 ; the Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 100 to # ; and India Bonds, 20s. to 13s. dis. Owing to the increased demand for money, a further decline of la took pima in Exchequer Bills, which were quoted Bs. to 4s. die. The foreign stock market was heavy. Agra Bank shares were quoted better to-lay. Bank of Turkey were dull Other bank shares remain steady. In the miscellaneous share market the principal alteration was an improvement in Peninsular and Oriental Steam. Great Ship shares were again rather better, at 6s. to 64. Od. There was a decline of about if. to-day iu Royal Danish Railway shares. A reduction of about per sect. was quoted to day in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Govern ment Bonds. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine In surance, 31 to 4 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 1-16 to 1 3-16 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 11-16 to 13-16 rem. ; London and Pro vincial Marine, dis. to prem. ; East India Irri gation, to dia.; and Natal Land, to prem. PROVINCIAL SMARR MARICATS. • - - - Markman's& MAT 7.—The market was depressed an dap, closing a little above the lowest porit. Orvat Western, rj a }_ -Great Western of Quin& 11}—inteas Central, laneastdre and Yorkshire, 10041—Loudon and North Warter n . psi i s —Manchester. Sheffield, and Linooltishire, t-31141and. 12INorth British, 61614—North Staffordshire. 4 1-16 4. _aeoth stem, 20—Thames and Menlo ILtrine and Farness, 104—Naneblider Fire Assurance, 04 p. a: die. . . BiiiiniaataM, ML? I.—The market was dell and Martha to day, and to wino Mammon • farther deelieawra submitted Walk local stocks the only make reported were l h j. agoa. at 14. and Birmingham' WM., Works, New at