The Express. — London, England, 1860-04-19 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) COURT OP COMMON PLEAS. ,•:op ta Duarm—fn•for. Imo! Chief Justice Erie, sod Justices Wilk., 1 1 ,1 m and Keating./ r artalits.—TlLE IMIlat; or tits WAJCeren ThliatlLL Ills reties was breegbt wader the following dream. ...,• : Is 11 4 11, Mr. Heghes as one of tha creditor, vie claims as her Majesty, Theatre, mid he had ob. .114,1 ploiriliPla in elegit againet th a t p rovor t y. (in the 1.4 Much Pe that year he agreed to greet • lime of . aware to Mr. liye, who paid a forehead rent of ..Age. fur the year. Mr. Gye now chbeed the return of o ne, epos the gnarl that pommies of the theatre • 'neer bees given to hint : and be also claimed to be e ioel a .as whit-6 he had paid for insunuice, and • iron 1.4 his claim was for interest. The teas was tried .re the Lad Chet Justice. at bediarill, when the jury 1.-,,01 for the plaintiff for it,7 - par. Mr boil). OD lebalf of the defy/desk toelay mewed to , • new trial. upon the grounds that evidence e 1... n improperly received, that there hod been miert. r tom, .at that the was malaise as 'Alma Thu 0n..1 geotlemas detailed at length the memopeedeme -they cireurnetseces. cestendiog that Mr. H bed ▪ ealerteken to give Mr. Oye pommies et the limialra, awl that Mr. tire. object is Omar* into the agresmeet • net L. get possemien himself, but to prevent anybody • pettiest pommies, so ato compete with Covent Gor da Meagre. Mr. Hughes'. interem am 'legit crerbtoe was .4 laseriaia elmiseter, and might at any moment hi , An gad to by Mr. lineiley payer( Mr. debt rl the egreemeet we that Mr. Hughes should dives to Mr Ilya may senortig to the extent of hi s interest se nest by dwelt sr alagit embtoe. sad ad earths, ar 1t..., sad kr sorb term or t er during which in. enema et Ky. Hu ghee, mid the term greeted to Mr. denim. whon. the GINA was freed, should eon. emit. The agreement ostaised no express stipulation that pagandom should be gives to Mr. (lye, and be sub Ailed that then was ots implied rendition to that steel The Lord LIMO Julies said that the point upon which the cam turned at the trial was • Mipulatiee thet, he coo eidendies of Mr. (lye paying SAW., Mr. Hughes should •••ualwrine" his to tike pneesseire ; and, is tact, as attempt was made to pee Mr "Y^idea it 1. , 10.11 out that Mr. Lumley had meanies, refused tepee it ap. Mr Korai - Yea: another circumstance was that Mr. L ley Ind nest Mr. t.ye notice to thin effect before tM money was peaL At the trial evidence wee admitted .4 ...memento, with the view of showing that it was the ;ideation et the parte. that Mr. Oye should have poems. ; but he submitted to the court that, as the agreement hal leen put into writing, p o oh. eviden c e a. to the meaning of .;comes{ was rot The lint Chief Justice nil the court thought that Mr. Red, wee entitled to a ride upon the question what was Or ...anew:tem .4 the aoreemeut. The evidence they thought we. sot adninold,.. Mr. bortll—Bet be het r.. t vet been heard upon that pint. The learned round havin t . meal the qucetion at some i.agth submitted further that even if the evidence were alienable, .tall th..t the verdict was against the ...deuce. Other pent. were that the plaintiff was not est:tied to newer the Amount .4 the intereet no the ia• sarunee sad further that the ection should Dos har e bon i t o ',ever the NOW., a. tlimi,th there had been • total fade,* .4 r.e.Wlenities, but amply to recover damages for breach .4 centrist. The Loot Chief Justice asi.ll that the rule would be grunted urea all the abovemeutioec..l points except that of the ienliet being against the evidence. Mule granted. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. It U TUCKER AND 1W , NIL—THE NENTorourax PTIMANUI ADVERTIPI Na C ,, X PA NT. The bask= pi. were George Tucker, George Edwin Tucker, Charles Frederick Tucker, ILIA Douglas Alfred Tucker. They had traded ae the Metropolitan Per. moored A.l.rrtiaia{ Cotieponr, at 29, John-etreet, Hedfonl. n•w. The. was the adjourned kid examination meeting, but ito .u.count. having been died, ► farther adjournment was ..nkreel until the 17tli of May at 11 o'clock, protection being crintell for a week only, and not to he renewed, unlem •n kin thrt time the hankrupte deposit the fees of the m••rting. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. •14.P1.11T1N11 IT A cr.VTLEII.%N.--:ALLNGID LUNACY. Milian Junta, a well-dressed, handsome young isas charged with haring 12 hooks in his possessive, supposed 5.. be stolen. Ile wan defend...l lie Mr. Levi., jun. (Lewis and Lewis). I•olierman Cur rv, .lepos e d -At ahout 7 o'clock last evening. I wan called t. a shop in Holywellatreet, ft:aaiod w herr I tom m the pr is• in er. The proprietor .if the shop, Mr. Hill, toll me that the primmer hail been there shout i.e delis* that anal had offered firr sale three hooks, which he 111 r. Hill) jea.dumeil Joan him. He gave me the three honk.. which 1 30M produre. He further • states! that after the prisoner )..l left, Mr. Pettier, stow ament, CAM in, anti isteetifieit one ..4 the three hooka re being his poverty. The primmer bed now called again with thre other works, and Mr. Hill had devtineill hint and 11,1 sent for a countable. I then teok the primmer Otto custody. He said he knew nothing of any of the led one, which he pointed out, and whieh he sail he Isiuglit in floPorn. I afterwards Soak that book and another to the shop of Mr. Bryant. in 11..lreellietreet, .ml h. idsatitied them mlasproperty. The Issik which the pnw.ner he h a d bought an Holborn is entitled "The Hook of I:, a man !co oks ." Afa r this f our 1....ka were brought to the sun.•n house by Mr. Green. tar .4 the inoks, entitled "Dramatic Iteniinweences," has identified by a bookseller ail the Stand is ha s pro. arts. Another .1n Inquiry auto the Hi.. tory anal 'header of Hrahum. - I have ad, found an miser for. I rons-exAminwl—When I t.ll, the primmer into custody he app*Areel iitnivite in the he e l. I think he haul hero ilrinkinj. 11•• heel 41. in hie pocket. and wor e a watch owl chain with koket 4ttn•liel, a ring on hi huger, and a heart pin. he 6-me lii.e"ereet A debe e n. Mr Willows Hill--I live so Holywill•street, and am a Looltn-ller, carting ors bunnies. them. Yeaterday ''•• promisee came to me abut one o'clock, and then• three b”uks for sale. I at lbw& And. hut be pre aryl me, awl as he appeared to be a AvtAlele tenon, 1 1.4141 et them. I pave h em 1.. Girl t o , Ten enema,. Afterwards owed them, " Whittaker's ark's Untie, of Greece," waa claimed by my orMlthinir, Felber. At 7 o'clock he MN/ %pain. mail offered fur r hook *foe *ale. Two of them ware The Book of tiering.. awl the " Lde of limitless,* moo produced, bat I am - owe shout tlie other two. I lOW I thimght it wan ic.t ' abut the 1••••k* I fed boulOt in the mrning. He I lam a gentleman, and the bookie Are my ...Fn." I he hail letter •Ait, mad I ern far • romtable. He e the book. ilima and tried le mak ant, but I stopped int ke pt loin till the policemen WY. Pettier. another hoskeeller In Malvern .treat, - dial tau HiMory el theme. which wet stolen from his ahnut twenty miaattee before b. ma it in that of Mr. It. pries wits de id.. which is marked a it. • owermaiwimed— I ha** soil a pod mane cop*. of this at worker' prime, *mord* to the *tate of copy. tit. It le gone mantle that many have I even id the mme edition at the Name . i.. lot . and ef m it vneild le marked as that be, but . *W1111? that I. 'cue. tlYt I hove .41. I will swear 111.1 . Sal - Stk.. I ...11 that w A s um the mo d s. rot • int I will spank imt. It w s e th ere w h en I saw the Aer lookeim is at the window. and an he looked like • etlesena, I did 11.4 watch him. The nio. be left I mieen.l the hook. Afterward* •e•I Mr. Hill if bell.' hoo.ilit ouch a honk 'nen a per. maer pnanaer'. oh...option, and found that he had, n *An Hero'', owl lie mined it tir 1' am! he i. unable to tell m my . 4 abaft it lunawlf. Mr Hatt- When t. 41 me. Mr. Pother, that you will mt. I awe tell you that wheuever you are called in Alen,. it I. touch Letter to Male the !oats fully at ' e It la .!wars Mr linen. Also a bookseller in Hnlywrill-eitreet, dePneetl e• ii. hientht the hew honing preelneed by the 041.141 .1 e -11. the pet-otter et *bunt neves o'clock Led evening. for few neisettee afterwards he win taken by in —I honght lb. hooka of the prism's at I ..I •+ , d sinti r if sepiwiw, Mr. 1k Mr. Our wljoin or -h es , Lein* pert ef wae hem'sL•L'i Walker, shopmau to Mr. Bryant. tlentiAed the 4, of mei "Life a (;etohani," as his 1r.1•111Y. The prisoiler offered four !emits fife sale t• • • •'herb to Imo.. Mr. Orem was thew sent PerAitessi the 1•••. ks. After the prisoner hail W , lnems 111,—,41 two ,4 •• • 1 .. ,, n," and ig.."llod a few minute* after. • -.1. he lahtni tlr 1101.1.. r. o h.•••liseller in the Strand, i.l.ntitied the "•- " !translate- Renton-icon...es" an !tieing been • u fin ht. %hop rest. nlay. t t" Lewi... fir the tlefro e, eatol that the pris oier, who f •••piw tint' hewn •litf•-ring (non no•utal i115...', adl ' watehol rite :treat ...ire, unfortunately • I.c ..iit estrnlay ono •tm•Deal. lie hail, h.olirever, ‘... IL. • 1.• , k., arel —1•1 them, meter eireum. • not to persons ah. h cl•-•aly showe.l the wandering .1. All the persons to whom he offerol • 1 ••• k• f..r le were is the $6110.3 street with those from • ...in tiny wen. stolen. Ills father, a medical titan, would t..e.i...rary r 11.11 I , natio t cut e r int., the question of his state of u 1 Mr Ii wi. Certainly ma. sir. but my object is to request a case erlicre the iitt.oiv ibises ma proceed from the art • but Irei o miniml anti. tiou. you will sot commit mto piri..o to await his trial. What is now rely a ton• , orary insanity might he confirmed' into a permanent Tuner ' he is sent to a A.. in the event of our prrrelag this • for.' jury, the law would O wl him asylum 'sad not • a prism. I trust You will not consign him to a prison om. 1 will give hag to any atuount, 1,000!., if nectsairy ; any amount, in fact, which will satisfy you that he will attend to take hi trial. Mr. Jones, the defendsat's father, deposed that he had suffered from mental diorama for two years. He tiddlers of the heart, for which he was obliged to take f the effect of whi c h area to bring on the snail co= The effect was very similar to that of excamire drink. Mr. Hall mainlined him to the Central Criminal Court, taking hia own sureties in 2001. and his father for 200 f. for his appearance, to take his trial for felony. MARLBOROUGH-EMMET. 114111131311 T AT A 14110A0001.7E. Norris &vitae!, of 34, New.etreet, Gravel-lane, Hounds ditch, a warehouseman, was charged before Mr. Biogham with stealing at the synegogne, St. Alban's-place, Bt. James's, some silk manes of the value of 351., the property of the members of the synagogue. Mr. Samuel Victor Abrahams, of A, Bloomsbury-phi." Bloomsbury, use of the overseers of the Sznavgue, St. Alhan's-place, said that between the lot and .th of April a number of silk marvel belonging to the members were mined from the boxes in which they were kept, and, after seeing a numberwhich were pledged, he was able to identify ene se Ida own it being of the value of 71. The =r(being , w of the beadle of the synagogue) oom to the place. The missiug scarves were used by the members in the service, and were of the value of NW. Mr. William Fryett, jun., son of Mr. Fryett, 16, White ehapel.med, pawnbroker, produced two scarves pledged by the on the 16th of April, for 15a., one of which was Identified by Mr. S. V. Abrahams as his property. Mr. Louis Henry Braluun, solicitor, of 12, ',waives ins, Holborn, identified two carves produced as his pro- William H owell, amiatant to Mr. Barker, pawnbroker, =mcsitadaditch, said the two seams ware trd by the with another one for if. Is. early in Hersh Jceephs, 31, t'estle-street, LsiassAwrawmas. employed as a cleaner at the epergne, said between theist and the felt of April she saw the pneoser at the synagogue, trying to own the braes where the scarves were kept. Mr. Bingham committed the prisoner (whose family have hems employed at the rynegogue with credit for 40 years) for trial SOUTHWARK. ClAlai Or INCILGLART. Tremens White sad Jain Fa rirreld, two young men about 30 years of age, were brought before Mr. Bureham for final examination, charged with breaking into the dwell bag-lionee of Marsh Sham!, at 29, Great Georgeetrort, Bermondsey, and stealing therefrom some silver ttxpootts, plated fork., a gold ring, and other articles. It appeared from the evidence of 138 IL, that on Bator day morning. the 7th inst., at an early hoer, he found the prisoner White concealed in • waterckast at the rear of 29, Great George-street, and on questioning him he said be CAM* there to sleep. In the yard, however, the °Meer picked up a ecrew.driver and a knife, and on further looking about he perceived that the house hail been entered by the window bei cut out of the back parlour. He took White into custo dy and at the station house. he said that be had broken into the house with the other prisoner, and that the latter had all the property, which he deca mped with. Fitzgerald wag then taken into custody, but he denied all knowledge of the other primmer or the property Mn. Merril said that her house was safely fastened up on Friday night, and on Saturday morning she found that it had been entered at the rear. She missed six @dyer tea. spoons, several plated forks, &gold ring, a pairof spectacles, • peat cold, and pair of shoos. She knew nothing whatever of the prisoners. Mr. Edwin, who defended Fitzgerald, contended that what the prisoner White had stated Ins false, and there was nothing to corroborate his statement. Mr. flurcham discharged Fitzgerald and committed the either for trtal. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 19, 1860. - : LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (T WWl= Tammy.) EPSOM SPRING MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) TWII.TEAR-OLD STAKES. Half a mile. ('antab, British Prime, Warrior, Riegbooe, CaJibes, little Laummer,llereasy, Folkestone, Ultima, Areheress, Apse f. Count Hone, Lady Moslemld, Lea, Hawk's Eye, Little Lady, Lady Little, Early Luis, and Neighbour are here. HEATHOOTE PLATE. Rix furlongs. Lonl Nelson, MU Friday, New Brighton, Amsterdam, Aneroid, Volunteer Fractious, Brandy Ball, Leukothis, Emotion, Mountain Nut, Confusion, Jamie Brown, Joyous*, Cirlotte, Hi,hdeu, Sheppy lAd, Sycophant, and Niger are hare. CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP. One mile and a quarter. Defender, Muffle. Chantilly, Lord Nelson, Ariadne, Beset, Roman Candle, Norlova, Drogheda, Theodora, Martel.en.Tete, Massini, Comforter, Maid of the Mist, Charles le T , meraire, Lovett, Brown Holland, Harratim, Odo, Regius Prqessor, Curlew, Simple Simon, Fly by Day, Apolly.e, Vulture, Infanta, The Nun, Lucy, tonfoctioner, Remunerator, Julie, Bentinck, The Monk, General Williams dam c, Narcissus, Chance Shot, Daniel, Australian Maid, Treacherous c, and Chere Amie are here. INKERIIANN PLATE. Half a mile. Mu Friday, New Brighton, Lonl Nelson, Mies Julia, Red Eng* Aankwdain, Fravela, Brandy Ball, Fractious, Chan. trees, Volunteer, Predictor. Leukothia, Jessie Brown, Flimsy, Niger, Highden, The Gentle, Sycophant, Om lotta, Mountebank, and Maid of Tees Valley are hare. Ornsm Anarrsus.—Old Robert, Flitch, Heiress, Minster, Actress, Fright, Precise, Sister to Electric, Lord Berkeley, Maid of Orleans, Biddy Nuts, Maid of Peru, Pensioner, Mouth Australuus, Special License, Sliepherdes.„ Blue Jacket, Ambush, Fgbert„ Tokio, The Duke, Crust" Adonis, Pretty Rose, Naughty Girl, Captain Fortibus, and Dartmoor. ORIE.YTAL BANK CORPORATION.-( MISLAY.) This afternoon the annual general meeting of the proprietors of the above bank was held et the bank in Threadneedle-street, Mr. HARRY GROIO,R GORDON, chair man of the board of directors, in the chair. The accountx, made up to the 314 of Ihvember lest, show that the net profits amount to 228,0041. 2s. Id. A dividend of five per cent. for the first half. year of 1/450 had already been pi d, and it was proposed now to Ivey a like dividend for the subsequent half year, together with a bonus of seven per cent., making for the year a distribution of pro fi t equal to seventen per cent. on the capital of the company, and leaving 11,5014 f. 2m. Id. to be carried forward. The report Anil accounts were pissed, after which the dividend and bonus, amounting to N. per share, were de clared payable free of income-tax on and after the Ist of May next. On Tuenday, the Bth of May, Lord Ehury will mute is the House of Lords that aa humhle alma be presented to het Majesty, preying her Majesty to be Osgood to appoint a commisaine to oniaider whether the Book of Common Prayer aa4 the canoes of the Church are ent suaceptible .4 alterations calculated to give increased eariesey and stability to the religious institutions of the country. In thia week's All the Year Round, "The ilscommereial Traveller" (Yr. Charlie Dickens) publishes a most intereatinn account of the vieit which be paid to the sick wards of the tiorpitel at Liverpool, in which lay the unfortunate soldiers who were the victims of bad feud and inonllcieat clothing ea hoard of the Great Teinemain RerianisT 4)F Ma. Bantronrow, Tai POLICS AGMTIIATZ. —Vest/Taw Mr. Broughton, who sat for the last time at the Maryiebnee Policecourt, received respectful and affectionate addresses from the legal gentlemen, officers and others cremated with the court, which be acknowledged with much feeling. THr SAL. or TAR OPERA COLONN All H( 'MEL Yostenlay the p pm Colonnade Hotel, formerly k nown as " elterleastreet, At. Jamee's, and which, for am, time put, has hew enodueted by a public iompaay, under the title gif the "Opera Colonnade Company (Limited)," was nfered to public competition, inGumway's, by Moors. Bowes and Bellingham. The auenneeer stated that the directors of the compiey had expended nearly 30,10 M. upon the property. After a veryisk empen nage, the lease and goodwill were knocked do wn for 7,600. FATAL AOCIDMIT TO • BILIALAILLII AT EDOICIIILL STATIML—A breeksmen named Woods, 26 yes of age, me killed yesterday morning by an engine and nine eon waggons peering over him at the Edgehill Station. During an tamest, which was held during the day, it trinspiral that the driver of the engine was not to blame, lgut that the incautiousness of Wood W.§ the sole cause of the acci dent. _ _ WHAT RAJAH Buono DID IN Howeno.—Brooke did everything possible for the protection and encourage ment of industry ; and there he stopped. He did rat want the people to enrich him ,• and he left them free to choose whether to enrich themselves. He chastised their piratical enemies, sad made their river sisfe, and promoted trading ; but, as the Dyaks are not fond of labour, he acquiesced in their tastes, and countenanced the native ent by which the Chinese immigrants did the hard , and the ,)yaks enjojed their ease and dignity. "My Dyaks are gentlemen, W. in his mind amidst the provisions of his government, rug well as in coavenation with Euro peans. In like manner he encouraged these gentlemen clients of his to discuss the rules and methods of justice, law, and executive government. They decided on the in stitution of courts of justice; they held conned on new laws; and they distributed thence of government, under his enaction. His advice and information were always at their dispose' but they hal to ask f o r th e one an d the other. In the coolness ;4 the morning he was always to he found on a meth.. walk by the river side, where be could be consulted by all comers ; and many a time did midnight overtake some group of which Brooke was the centre, gravely discussing the affairs ei the commonweelth, or speculating on the great questions whirl) interest nut of all races in all ages, or narrating the facts of European or Esidern Ms.—Once a Week. SHARE LISTS.-7118 .1547. Two o'CLocz. The railway share market to-day is Batten The best prices of the morning have not been sup ported up to the present hour. Present quotations show, as regards most of the leading stocks, a reduction of f to per cent. from the classing quotations of yesterday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 99; to ; Great Western, 69 to f ; Midland, 116 to f ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 105 to ; South Eastern, 871 to 88 ; Eastern Counties, 641 to 664 ; and Great Northern 114 to 115. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are rather dull, at lf to If prem. A considerable rise has taken place in Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock. us WAIT SHAM LID MOLL JUnwArs. lambs prima 1-707—•• lAmb ,Nol,Bost.tWa. IBirta etiftearVaL 'Birk .Lan.AChis.Jaae I!!!acYburP 4 TO II 111 81. ilyth and Tres 80114021, 31d.C Bristol and Siam . . Si Ti 101 1011 1/1 1/1i 91 1 1.1 Cork and Bandon Cornwall -4. 1 OF Do. A Anodly. mute Do. b p.o. Is dto ß. to Duollo sad Booir Joe. Mod. , Perth, & ADd.Jo IRut Aneian Maims Ooustleo Ti II 18 19 644 884 OS 88 IS 18 ETZWIFIITC;:iieek A Do. Rock B !ra4 fiNolk Diti lercet& alli.l2l.." ftee. ("Za& & Wiskra .Tortli of - liana* 78 80 90 809 Dm • DP. 'at Mouth& Wait. - (170 Great Wester?.. Po.PteurVal LAncashlre& Yorklit“ ilLundon Rad Madman • Lon_ Brlibton,4B. London,Chathm.,&Dor. London & North Won& Do. Eight he London& ScnithWrsterst Do. sn4 builskilie Maze .Bbel..tlineolnil . Met!op4:lltan.. ..... Do. Blrm. & Derby Mid. at Western (Ire ; Newcastle and (...M4lsle Newport Aber...BK.lm. Newry del No Norfolk Northern Conntles Va North British _ _ _ ili i 18.1 66 no T *Hi O lei V 113111 13} 1001 901 100 22 1 2 1 in ine Tee i at il 66 i 6 914 49 I 71/ North Devon RAIL & D. Dn. A . ... . Lastera—Benrlck Do. 0 N E.Pare. Do. Ueda Do. York North London W e 4e.74,001 irii,;;;l, ‘ 7 / Peebles Portonouth Ihriansy Scottish Central Scottish N. Z. Aberitk ScotUsh Midland Shropshire Udaa Sittingbouros&Sirsors ~!outh Devon I Snut4 P stern ! 60 ..qh Yi'.!,l" ia. Yort:n.i River Dee Staines. Wol= a n, Stockton & D4tto die* Taft Vale I taster Do. nlie X•• 0 - tr.: • !viceoif. ed, s' I ii.ii;;Fw iii«t - e;;;;An - ' West Loudon Erla & Exeter p. oLIII Cabman,las, Ale Don.PortAt A014..7112 Art AssUaa, A, sp. at Do. ASP. Do. C, fp. oti IL Conn. Er., 6potat Do. do._ No.!! . _ Ne;el p. et. 16:7 Eastern Union, 4 pet Glaevw,6 p. of Edln.,Perth,Dan.,4. p.e. Great Northern, 6 p. et. Do.6e.retat 10 p.etpm. Do. 46 per cent Do.tp.c.red.at 6 p.c.pm, 'Gt.,. Scotland, Ist Pref. !Gt. West BerluetHanta Do. redeem. 46 p. cent Do. redeem. p. cent Irredeem. 4 p. ct. Do.6p. crredeem Pref. Do. 161nn. Pref. Mares Do.CbeeterPtSh.Sp.c. Do. do. do. Bp. c. Do. BL'm. Gus. Stock Do. Chest Goa. Shares Do. - do. - do _—. IDo. do. do Lanc.t Yorksh. 6p.c.84 Loo.&Brlght..6 p.c.Oka fit No. 1 Do. sp.c. do. No. 4 Do. p.c. do. .... Do. 5 1 .c. do. Na. 4 Do. 4 p.e prf. eh. dn... Do. 7p. c. Pref. Stock .. Do.dp. c. do. W. EAC. P. Do.4p. C. St. Ale. 441. tlll 18151 Lon. Ruth= and re ..ANW.OrcaNVI2z. London4try&KenWle Man She & Uncoil). el Do. CO ....... Do. St per cent .... Do.redeenutble bpd. 100 100 5 100 100 100 100 aui&iiii6;;s7tirTcfGa Do. Cons. Bra 8.6p.e. Do. 44p.et Pref. Stock U. Lel.&lltchin p.c. New .t Aber.ac..per.6 c ,with optiontlß I Norfolk Sp. ct. Ex. Block North British 6 Format I Do New Gui 6p. et. Do Border Calm N. Cas.—Berw.4p.l. Do. _ do Do tee;l76p:a Net Do York H aftpural North Staffordshire—. vT ? Fei. 103 180 NM 103 100 1* h sties abl. Ileattlab Cent. New.Preet. 9e0t.N.E.34 p. et. Prel.Bt Do. Aber. en.6p.e..... Do. 7 pet. Pre. Stock S. Dews Plied 4 p. e. Le. load An. 11.00 Do. final per cent. kna. 4 p. cent Do 41 per cent P. Yorkshire 4 p. e. gun Steek.46 Darlington ft.c Do do. BO pa Do. do. Clip.e Wster.S K Meow Op.e BILITISM I'o LWATL s LL tai I 0 100 10 10 all all 100 100 100 100 100 an I al 10 1 11_ I Do. do. Deffidoalakelhroiiii. Do. New Do. Pro Wears litilf..llsnt..dcOodwridi VtiBlllnl endarindbyball.AL K. Do. Julyl,lB7l, ditto Do Jane 1, 1874, ditto Calcutta R 8. lantern Cep* T &Duck 6p.e.glia too, 6►oeat :Fast Indian Do. Extension Y. Do. Jubbulpnre Do. 4; p. ca Dabent Do. 6 p. ot. dO. Geelong & Yelhourno Grand Trunk of Canada Do. 6 per ct. Prof. Do. 6 per ct. MONA Do. T pre et. 1862_ Do. do. Ho; . I DO. do. UM— . !Groat Peslnaulo Do. New Gt. P. of India g. 6t . e r t Ot. West Canada. s es Do. New Do.Bda.perntopt.tll6lo Do. do. 73 apt 1.1/1 Do. do. 73 will D 0.51 p.ctilds.,;:p a ri Yadrea attar. 41 per ct Do. do. 6 _per te., Do. 0 per et. Mtatl Do. ath Salem do. MelitCorp.6p. et . N. Brunswick & 1. -- Do. do. Lad de. Dw do. D tsp. de. De. do. Load N United) Do. Punjaab I Do. Ind. 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(to Z.Un. 4 L C.) 9 Z.Lincolosb gee 6 pen , to Greet N orthern; 11.1.1nion, Hare. 611.,5.C.. Gioncester & Dean Yo red (to Ot. Western). Dock& Rea 11 y (toY.&N.IL) Ditto i Shires— . 9 Leeceehire end (to Lou. & N. n al West. ) . 9 London and Oreenerion to Routh &astern). ... Ditto Preference do.. Decd.. Tlibtu7, &Scalia end (to Peto and Co.) letrestoft flow. 6 per . __ cent. (to Norfolk) Manch ,Bust & Mai& (toL &N. Wait &NIL) Illdlandßriat led.) I Newmarket Daryl:stew 4nsranteed 6 feet to Eastern Co)..astss Northern & lectern p. et. (to Let C , o u seti Ditto 6 per cent. ( Preeton&WyrartoLott N.W. &lone.&Yot a ll.l HI y & H ere B rt a r 7) (. Mr. Wilson) rate and Somerset (to Great Western) Ilmbledon & Croydon (to Loot et Brighton; COLONIAL 90, UM us 110 112 222 210 U IS 115 no 96 98 100 100 100 100 .100 .100 .100 Can. Oov. 6p. c. J an. . Do. 6 per cent., 1879 Do. 6 per oent., 1880 Do. 'mogul., 1000 03.6 per ct. Feb &Aug. . Do. dper et. llar.& Sep. . Do. 6 per cent Do. do. Scrip . New Brancerlek Bonds . N. S.WatesOr.e c. 180611 Do. sp. c., WTI Le 16761 Do. 5 p. e., IBM . Nova bootie 6 ie. ct. Mg . Deb. Weems. 1876 8.71;Tri. - 45;;:irp.T. Vie. Ov. 6p. e. sJuly, De. de. Sp. o. Apr. 4104.. Ii IS 11 1 eli ISA IN 11l U 4 14 17 137 140 4 41 II at IS ft I i Ise Is ss 1111 137 106 106 Doom 104 11 91 93 ye e MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Cortes arc the following : 1. The concession granted for ninety nine year; 2. Tart& similar to those of the French railways ; 3. Subvention granted by the Portuguese government, amounting on an average to 123,6531. per kilometre (equal 7,9581. per English as), Other conditions are thus stated : " Monsieur jowl de Salamanca un dertakes to work, on his own account, at his risk and peril, such portions of the line which may be opened before the whole of the works are comPleted, in consideration of which he undertakes to pay to the company 2 per cent. per annum upon the calla received on the shares until the lines are completed. hi J 04145 de Salamanca undertakes to l within two y ears an d a h a lf, and the line t within three y ears ." Until the comple tion of th e li nes , th e s h are h o ld ers a re deliver, Oportov sn e r, completely fi n i s h e d , the l i ne to t h e S pan i s h frontier opening to receive interest at the rata of 8 per cent. per annum on the calls Paid up, i nc l us i ve o f the 2 per cent. receivable from M. de S a l amanca , as above stated. The list is to be closed on the 23rd inst. Two o'Ci.occ. The funds opened this morning with a continued tendency to improvement, and soon rose 4 pp.' cent. A relapse has since occurred, and prices are now quoted the same as at four o'clock yesterday. The general tone of the market is less strong than at an earlier period of the morning. British rail way stocks, after showing steadiness, have given way, and are now quoted 4 to 4 per cent. lower than yesterday afternoon. At Paris this morning, seoordinito Mr. Reutees telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental opened at 69fr. 95c., showing no change since yesterday. I. The New Victoria Six per Cent. Debentures are firm, at 1054 to I. The Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1859 conti nues in demand, and has again improved. The Indian rupee paper is also rather dearer, and busi ness in it has increased. India Bonds remain heavy. Exchequer Bills have recovered Is. Consols are officially marked 944 and 116 for money, and 95 and 954 for the aeortuit. The present quotations are 944, "sellers," for cash, and 95, " sellers," for the 9th of May. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 934, 4 ; the New Three per Cents., at sq, 4, ; India Stock, at 221 ; the Indian Five per Cent. stock, 1859, at 1064, 1064, 1064, 4 ; ditto, for account, at 1064, 4 ; the Five per Cent. enlaced rupee paper, at 984, 4 ; ditto Five-sad-a-Half per Cent., at 1034, 104; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, of 1868, at 974, 964 ; ditto, 1859, at 964 ; India Bonds, at 84., 10a., 3s. dis. ; and Exchequer Bills, at Bs., lla. , 12a prem. The foreign stock market is quiet, but firm. An improvement of 4 per cent has taken place in Turkish. The loan of 1864 is now quoted 764 to 774, ex div., and that of 1858, at 614 to 62. Other descriptions are scarcely altered in price. Bales are recorded as follows : Brazilian The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 7,6161. ; and the Great Northern, an increase of 1,5451. • Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and miAcellaneous snares, 88 given in the last Stock Exchange list : Insurance.—Alliance Marine, 67f, 66,•Fagle, Webs 100 ; Indemnity Marine, 1621; Law Fire, 4 ; sou General Life, 6 ; Liverpool and London Fire and Life, 9', 1; London Provincial Law, 3+; Ocean Marine, 71; Phoenix, 174 ; Rock Life, 81, ex div. ; Universal Life, ; Universal Marine, 21. Gas.—Great Central, 10; Imperial, New, 30} ; Westmin ster Chartered, 591 ; Western, 121. Waterworks. —Eaat London, 1251, ; West Middlesex, 106. Docks. —East and West India, 119 ; Victoria, 100. Canak—Grand Junction Guaranteed Biz per Cent., 12.1. --- • Vice-Chancellor Wood proposes, on the 28th inst., to appoint an official manager of the Phcenis Life Assurance Company. Creditors are required to prove their claims. With reference to the market for American securities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : We have had a fair demand for American securities in London during the past week ; United States 5 per cent. Bonds, 1874, have brought 92, and all offering at that price taken off the market. Illinois Central shares have been pressed for sale, at about 43 discount. Free Land Bonds are much wanted to pay up shares in full ; as high an 92 has been paid. There u • good inquiry for Construction Bonds; at 80, they pay the buyer 73 per cent., or within per cent. of the 8 per cent. bonds the company are propos. mg to issue in lieu of the Free Land still out. Seeing the I Construction Bonds are the first and only mortgage on the warped and its branches, and in addition have the security I of two millions acres of land, we conceive they are a mach better investment than the proposed new issue based only on the general credit of the concern. Erie Olives and bonds of all kinds are more wanted, and buyers have to pay en hanced rates. Old Ave per Cents., 99, ex die. ; ditto Five per Cents., 1843, 100 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 91 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., ' 1880 (scrip), par ; Mexican Three per Ceuta., 21* ; 1 Peruvian Uribarren Four-and-a-Half perrCenta. , 83 ;' Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 641 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 831; Spanish Passive, 16 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 761, 77k, ex div. ; ditto Six per Comte., 1858, for account, 61f, 811. The revival of anxiety with regard to foreign politics is for the present prevented by the statement that the French Emperor continues to avow his willingness to refer to a conference of the Great Powers the question of the guarantees which are to be given to Switzerland in respect of the neu tralised districts of Chablais and Faucigny. In accordance with the anticipation expressed OD Tuesday, the whole of the million and a half of notes which were lately withdrawn from the Bank of England and locked up by the discount firms, were yesterday restored to that establishment. The withdrawal, which seems to have been effected under the influence of a not unnatural feeling of pique on the part of the money dealers at the exclusive ' policy adopted towards them by the Bank, was ge nerally felt to be a mistake, calculated to embitter, the feud in the money market. Advantage was immediately taken of the error to depict the firms in question as conspirators against the common wealth. On their behalf it may be pointed out that they have a perfect right to do what they please with their own money, and that, if they choose to lock up in their safe a mass of notes which would otherwise have lain in the Bank, the step inflicts no loom upon them, for the Bank allow no' in terest upon deposits. In now replacing this large fund at the disposal of the Bank, their great antagonist, the capitalists in question give a proof of moderation and of deference to public opinion for which they deserve credit. They are probably not sorry to have given the Bank a proof of their power, and to have demonstrated practically that they do pay some attention to keep ing a good reserve. The measure now adopted will of course have an important effect upon the amount of the Bank's reserve, to be shown in the next re turn. Practically, however, its influence upon the policy of the Bank directors may not be of much importance ; for, although the money dealers say " Here is a million and a half of money, which we place again at your disposal," the Bank are not likely henceforward to rely implicitly upon a sum which might possibly, under renewed provocation, be again draughted away from them, almost at an hour's notice. The public, who are not disposed to view with the slightest favour the disturbing effect of the recent promptings of pique, will be pleased at the present more satisfactory phase of the matter, seeing that an attempted intimida tion is the weapon least likely of any to induce the Bank of England to reconsider their obnoxious rule. The affair is also interesting in another aspect : it is rarely that the public have had so good an opportunity of remarking the peculiar working of the Bank Charter Act at a time of pressure. If the money dealers could easily , collect and sit upon • million and a half of Bank notes, they could, with • little longer notice, and with an effort, sit upon double the amount ; and as the total Bank reserve has upon many occasions been as low as from four to five millions, the effect of such a step would be rather startling. In a commercial crisis, the power of forcing the Bank to violate the Act of 1844 may almost be said to rest in the hands of a few establishments, supposing them to be sufficiently ill-disposed to exercise it. The supply of money yesterday was more liberal. The best abort paper was discounted at 4 to 5 per oent., but in other cases 5 per cent. upwards must still be quoted. At the Bank the demand was moderate. The improvement in the exchanges having caused a cessation of the demand for gold for the Con tinent, 95,0001. of the 129,0001. by the Suffolk was yeaterilay sent into the Bank. Any further supply will probably be similarly dealt with. The amount of specie engaged for the East by the steamer Ceylon, which will sail to-morrow, is as much as 526,34/., of which 62,9371. is gold and the residue silver. Of the gold, government remit 50,0001. to Malta, besides 21,0001 in dollars to Hong Kong. The particulars are as follows : For Malta, gold, 50,000/. ; Madras, gold, 12,937/., and silver, 30,151!. • Calcutta, silver, 165,800/. ; Singapore, silver, 2 1 47001. ; Hong Kong, silver,l 169,069!. ; Foo-choo-foo, silver, 3,6101. ; and for ROYAL oouroz or SUROZONe.—The following of eotlemea, having undergone the neeevary examinations P Shang arana hae pi , aced sliv a e t r, th 7 6 2, disrea l2Bl. !she arr iv al s of bno the l , for the diploma, were admitted member. of the college at • magnitude of the present remittance. .supply of do ll ars, and this partly accounts for th e meeting of the Court of Examiner• on the 17th i as t, The prospectus of "The Portuguese Railways F„,, , !!! , • t5. Oliver ! ; alley llo Ma t e nha ii m ar , itx'rmigh' Wiltshire ; RoyalCompany"isissuel simultaneously in Londe , I nu, . hmes Ducewe Harry Pans, Lisbon, and Madrid. This is • project Me ade, Bradford, Norman Evans, Hampstead • Bear; of oonaiderable importance, the capital being Grant Sutton, Manatee, Somerset; Edward Appelbee, Crop -35,000,0001., or 1,400,0001. sterling. The names I thorne, Worcestershire; John Woodman, Exeter, Devon ; are o f th e m o st James Keith Jeanneret I:agent-street ; Octavio, Mancheitjar ; William Henry Dawson, Exeter ; Uttoxeter, Staffo Influential with charsat t he un dertaking rdshire ; James Madrid, and Mr. Char Bayeux, in London. doe, C ornwa ll i rx ilii . gd s . of ki h Port • t d h a o mo of he Salamanca, u inl m rC en n riu k .jt , GrzhEgiorn,... M. Frederick John Rogers, Hal , Barnstaple, Devon :Robert The railways to be constructed by the cons-, Cooke, Swansea. 9Linsoeganthire ; James Stedman, Down pony are :—bit. A line from Lisbon to the , ham-road, Warm ; Henry Boothby Daw, Pembnclgo Thames ton, spading, tmcdnslure ; ivinuan Spanish frontier near Badajoz. 2nd. The line .Ba Bayswater tOw4lf• Spalding , :Parker,. Heals -on- Lisbon to Oporto . The total length of these Travers, ' P le, Desist ; George Overeml Drewry, Fitzroy :ines is about 480 kilometre or 298 miles. Amongst square ; a nd Henry , Russel Symots Ridsdale, Torquay, the conditions of the concession ratified by the Devoe, We are requested to state that Messrs. Simpson. and Sons, lately of St. Swithin's-lane, are in no way connected with Messrs. Simpson and Co., of St. Swithin's-lane, and of LiverpooL Mr. W. H. Eldred has been appointed agent fur Lloyd's at Sydney N.S.W. ; Mr. H. C. Godfray, agent at Jersey ; Mr. H. Coulton, agent at Rhyl ; and Mr. D. Erskine, agent at Stockholm. WWW.SDAY EVINING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 94k to 1 for the 9th of May, opened this morning at 941 to /, re ceded to 94f to 2, and closed at 941 to 96. For money the last price was 941 to The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 94 !i,..*, I. f, I ditto for account (9th May) wat, ; Three per Cents. Rednoed, 9n ' 93, ; New Three per Cents., 03, • Bank Stock, 224, 223}, 225 ; India Stock, 220, 21 ' 9 ; the Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, 106 i, ; the Five per Cent. " =faced" rupee paper, 971 98f ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1031, 1, 86 k; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1 961 ; India Bonds, Bs. dis. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1859 was in good demand for investment, and rose about per cent., closing at 105 1 to 106 for money, and 106 to 1 for the account. The Indian rupee paper was sympathetically affected, meeting with nume rous inquiries. The Five per Cent. was last quoted 98 to t, and the Five-and-s-Half per Cent, 1031 to j. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 7a to Us. wern. Spanish Passive bonds were again in demand to day, and were dealt in as high as 161. Turkish bonds were unaltered, the Loan of 1854 closing at 76i to 77 ex div., and that of 1868 at 61i to I. Mexican bonds were dull, at 211 to j. The scrip of the new Brazilian Loan was quoted dia. to par. The shares of the London Chartered Bank of Australia were again inquired for to-day. There is also a quiet but sustained demand for Ottoman Bank, which have improved to 171 to 18. Provin cial Bank of Ireland were marked 824 and 83. In the miscellaneous share market the only alteration was an improvement in Anglo-Mexican Mint. Commercial Dock stock was dealt in at 103 to 104, and London Dock at 69 to 69i. MINES-711M DAY Two o'CLocK. Bu-iness in the mining market to-day is only moderate in amount. In the Stock Exchange East Basset shares are marked 91 ; East Wheal Russell, 111 ; and South Frances, 147. Shares in Trelow eth, Wheal Unity, West Basset, East Caradon, and Pendeen Consols have also been dealt in. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain very quiet. ii.apuuda Mining have been dealt in at prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANK—(THIS DAY.) SUGAR—The market is dull, at yeas nlay's prices. Re fined without alteration. Corns.—The public sales are progressing steadily. TEA.—The public sales are going off without spirit. PEPPER. —Aleppi sold at.tid. to 41d. ; white, GOL to 60. Nrearro sold at 30. to 30., which wa.s shade lower. Nunacs have further declined Id. per lb. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is dandy. Town tallow u quoted bk. 6d. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 56e. 6.1.; 665. 6d.; Nay and June, 555. ; Oct. to Dee., 51e. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a short supply of haute, and consequently trade is active at fully late rates. There are a few more sheep and lambs, and trade is slow. Prices are on the average rather lower. Calves and lambs are not so much in demand, and are sold at rather lower rates. From Germany and Holland there were 20 beasts, 280 sheep, and 140 calves. Mdch cows, 120. Per stone of Ms. s. d. a. d. Per atone of ttlba a. 4. a. rt. Best Scots, tiered/. 4 10 6 0 Beat Das& Htbdedb 6• 6 a Best Short-horns 4 8 4 10 Best Loug.th nob.— 6 4 6 8 Second qual. beasts 84 4 4 Do. do. Morn .... 4 8 6 0 Calves Pup Beit Inuit Illf.breds 6 8 8 0 Lambs Beasts at market, 810; bbeep and lambs, 6,410: Calm. 240 Pip, 140. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) kerma Davis and Company report trade brisk. A demand for good hays and cloven. Prime meadow hay, ON. to 1 67 superior ditto, 925. to 100 a.; inferior do., tiOs. to 70s. ; rowan, 705. to 75a.; clover, old, lON. to 115 a.; second cut, no. to 945.; straw, 275. to 321. jai 100 100 100 100 (b Mr. - - MAO Stifreial Ka - 16t.0001 St Do. 4 p et. Prat, Yin 100 2,046,688 St. East and Watt India IMP 0.410.2 9 :1 SR London UM , St. St. 'Lightens 109 100X4 St. Southampton 1100000 1 St. Vtctod* 6,0001 SO Do. New 14000 41201 20 BRITISH I Al!r"4 Com• Ih 1 1201 20 allord Dec G. CAE. i r e z mo isik ) LM La Boma ( .o_ .1 KWh. Nome Crawleek.) Grumbler It St Aubra. 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Co. is Cobre Copper Copiapo Dun Mountain Copper I Fortuna General Ct. Northern Cr: of S. Australia ) 1 Itapunda Unarm Lusitanlan Markrulta N. Rhine Copper of S Australia (14n.)_ PontgitmudMirerlaed Port PhlWp Scottish Austin. (Um ) United Mexican WortliMg (11m.) Do. JOINT STOCK Agra and V. figir. lank 1 Australasia 15 Bank of kgypt iOO Bank of London 10 Bank of Turkey 0 j , 60 Initlah N. America 20 Chart. Bank of India, Australia, and China . ,000 25 MVO. Mere. of India, Lon., and China 1 100 City 10,000 100 Colonial *OOO 10.11 Com. of Canada 11000 100 'Cont. of Len t 526,000 20 Us. ScolltAnd.Ohnild 00,000 10 G. Bank et OwttsgeWrilL 163,900 20 I Lon. Ch. Bank of Auld. WOO 60 ,London and County 'lOO 60 London Joint soak ' 100 Lon. and Weetndal6lo ' 100 Nat. Pros. of ligWaii 10 Do. Nor 60 National le* 20 'New Meth Wain 25 lOrtental Mak Oupots to Ottoman Bank 100 Yrovinelal of 'reload 10 i Do. New 25 ,Itouth Aurtralla 25 Uniou of Australia 60 'Union of Loudon 1001 Unity Mutual Oo AnaPT-Mainlau7 Mint Australian Apia& Atlentle Tel. (Lim.) Berlin Waterworks Brit. American Lad • Brit. & Irish Map. Tel. A Do. B 7 per n till Mel Do. C Quads rand Channel Islands Tel. (L C ) Ijsollfatet Smelt. Copp Pref. 74 per cent ,Crystal Palace Do. Preference Do ap. M. Perp. Deb Electric Telegraph Do. New Eng. and Aoat. Cop. Oen. Stoma Navigation Great Ship (Limited) Indian and Ansi. Tel Loa. District TeL (LI London Discount IL) Loa. Gen Omnibus Co Madras Irrign. I Canal Mediterransaallas.TeL Mediter. Ex. TeL (lbw) Mallend Discooni 0o Nedierlanda !and l orf Do. 8 p. c., la. at 1 &U. IC Brtuu. & N. Boat. IA. N. Brit. Aultramisa fatal Cu _. A. " New Sham ".. kieu. In. Btok. (Ws.) A Do. do. Do. do. C I River Land & Itlo. Leah end Defeo. Moe= Do. New . . Mos & Ind. Td. e. lor 50 ys. by*. OPC Iymney Iraq Aga ANA A MAL IsvidA 1111 Mairdloa rviy:narlas T• 1. ear* .. Do. do. lagataral.. a la. Oa Up. 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