The Express. — London, England, 1861-05-30 00:00:00

Iv IA complaisant scrota not preen the charge naiad him. Cana-examined —Defeodant sl.d not say ►e ►ad cam• gutted the swell ; ►e WAS perkedr wiling to p to the -I.d! ..e. both complainant sod .liLftndaut were sober. 'ere was great ens wino st the time. titer Own. further rreleoce. IsefeosLuat &Med the assault in coin, and called a witness in samosa of this .taterneot, b.Ah ..estendbeg that these was curb coeflisenfil is to wake it impassible to nay who weetnitted the aranit. tamplsinint deelare.l that he wa. perfectly eertaia as to evervtig that occurred, sad both parties noting for a ins. lai ltradast was rernansind upon bait The N 0... D....eAryo was hoed 51. for en assault epos the police at l'n:aioen• last night. morTHWARK. • TICS rant, eASTY 4 ;TiSETI : ;3IIIIG MOS THE DUST. Ton slain Looking fellows, who gave the saute. of J 011.4 Baer , . awl .1.. t le Moak were brought bete's. Mr. Cerebra charted with ihrfraisibeg twrang geonsmen named (o.,it of thre e suereircue mother moseys, by MOW of ;ant-sharpie,/ in a railway carriage nu the Louden sad Epsom Railway, while returning (min the Derby. It apparel from the einahree of Mr. Alfred Davie that be eud ht. two brothers mos up from Epsom last eight in • first class carrier.. There were four other pence. reside. among whom were the peruser.. There was no light in the carriage, whim Smith pulled .rat some motels.s and a candle which he NOW, and then produced three eaPhl which he spread in his !sees, red bre anybody • sovereign that they could not past oat the lase The prosecutor and hi. brothers were induced to bet. flee !Mt three sovereigns, 'anther five sovereigns, and the third lost his watch and chain, 1111:1Ch were staked ageismt tee poemly The other men who were is the carriage also played. and it was suspevtal that the primmer. and they acted as confederates to cheat them. on the strived of the train at New- me. Mr. Alfred lava fulled • twist, whoa Smith pulled him buck, earl a i.l , " boat 01. that; here's your bonnier's watch, chain. and money." They were isturrod, but on the arrival of the Igloo at Leedom-bridge the slaw two men erased and the primmer, ware gives late custody. In their pormaive were found the three cards and Imo sovereigns. le crone examination the witnecies rid that they es parto-I to win a. they maw the prisoner (Roberta) turn up card with the TI•ow of letting them iuto the carrel, but it wail the secret of Imiror. 3lr. Combo mid that he could not omvict the primern unless he convicted the prosecutor., ca they were all liable to punishment naler the act ef parliament. There was no actual proof of cheating. YTS the priseeen most be dachareed. They were aceonliagly Nimmalled. LATEST SPORTING rwrzw azzicz. THE OAKS DAY AT EPSOM. TO THI =TOR or TIM IaIIISIL SlR,—Deferring ell °lnert ation un the Derby until the meeting at Epsom has concluded, I most bare • word or two with your readers in reference to the Oaks, ...Deeming which the public seem completely at fault, not knowing what the field will be composed of, or why the " fielders " are M, shinned. l'p to the present time the following are all b.kud"probable starters ;" with an asterisk prefixed to tLeir names composing the " doubtful lot : " • Ara!via Itolett* 611• Brown IVuebess faller (hi Carbine lorn Princes. • Elrot Law 3abrieUe d'E.tress Lava Lim/dower Nemesia Pa/delete • queen of the Vale Silverbair _ _ • Hanoi Hawaii/on Tattoo Varsiaa•msln•Nicht • Visoouritasa Wild Wawa ' Wombat The fins three in the Or Thousand Coiner—Nemesis, Fitrwater, and Brown Ducheee.-ate each supported by very steer swirl. art Fairinter is booked very likely to tors th e Wider on her Newmarket 'letter, as Kettledrum did roc Diophantua in the Derby. However, if Nemesia be doomed to defeat, we mar look further north for the winner et the Oaks, as Caller Ou, Silverhair, sad Tattoo are all de. son* of every oar &arias, while Gabrielle d'Estreee and Wild War, who have bus pispered at Newmarket, are very dificult to pod emit et the try, the herb mare having woe the Derby at Cbarllly from a lugs Gild of hones, while the Wave is or of the Awl lyr-okla ever seen, despite her bad pwformsam het smog. e4llll dare not overlook the pretarlor of Nemesis, and in placing her find shall look far the second art third in the two outsiders, Tattoo sad Wial IVave, not liking J. Scott's favourite on account of her redoing , iotried.—l am, Ice.. METEOR. (n narrow . ) EPSOM SUMMER SIEETING.—(THIS DAY.) SHIRLEY mum& =mum walked o. GRAND lITAND IT A lIC NIL Dead boot with Umpire esil Lupo. Amy 10 . TWO-VILAA-OLD WAILER. Half evils. 1111411.1. Palma, Itsprass. Mudd. TrsvMsr. MarjarT. lady Fasaie. ,Coorpiss, Prises Edward. &livers,. Mao essiaris, Wiegrava w Hippada.,, Cuisbrook, sad Yuag et HUMS ass lava EPSON COP. Two atlas 'al a purify. Cape Flysasy. Airnpid, Lady Traupus, Itovedls. Raw Demans, 16bolue. sad Yana saw ben. Anuni WESTERN RTAKIRL 0.. raw Reekky, Tsiliaht , Erects, Touthmallot. los t. Omen! Hews. Yakima., Reim Madame 11,11•411., e curlew, 13= 1. J= 4/ Tart Ihmaire, Yo.k Oardemr, Beeksw, Ociakombie, =g Life, Plkloneel, Aere, Nieboks, Priam Imperial. rad Little Durk are Mr.. 12M1.T FOR QUEIENV PLAT& Two mike aad a quarter. Awaked's, aceols. AJUnieri, Lady Trwpar, Ma Ims. and sus ier. AU are kiire. YOUILI'IAJILOLD 'TAKE& Obi mila sad • \AU. Liamri Umplae an ben. IMO VMS TIM Lars BMITIMIG MMe.—Yesterday menies eridembh emitesser reeeiled M the migh beenhand d Mktg Markle Creft, Irak in eenneparce of •ilemer by re police ewes the = hateraity, who do Mitalthere with ea anthmity fmentrodes. "B4" r, Meglir ad $ par d toe. Mgr err se fewer Men 17 born mow ef all clerk mid Moir them to the Teri MA. wire a tell Ira Of nalilitAMP alin le ilhol them. Ile 'basin rehered serer M the emir= wee rim IS and 17 Viet, ton ea hone teeing. Mr. le r. roe appeared tot the meetended this the use had seeranitled ne wrong. Maireeli as brie, was Mealy legeL TM ern, after ommarag together, salted their clerk, Mr. Barr to road the natal* ea the subject. Tic. rare wail the Well Mows ree,•• That Many meson or pear shill see asy rear or assemble in any roam, far the paupom of gambling, Hier shall be belie to the penal ties thereie named." The men, however, larva doe-barged, hat it was intonate' that emonsoosee against eve of them would be Waal, sod the same made returnable cosaal, as early 43 / 1 1Drerium AND 81 - 11c1Da —Maly Oa Monday the oeighbourhood of Levier was Own lab a obl al lViereal excitement. owlsg t u a tte rrtlia" a= . noes named Mary Orioles had corn • middle b, rag Mb. lived with Mr. J. &teem, a yeoman, as farm see , mat, and was tneetete. The thoughts of her unfortunate priums, and the amino to which she felt she would be ex pend ii ceermeecw puyed so heavily on her mind that she was twerited to by 'rest Mash eft herself. It appears she nee early os Monday marring. washed herself, sad left the hare Wart tine minutes p.m 5 a.m. Her bowie" was bond sear a pit behind the house of Mr. T. Pearson, with vilemies bad formerly lived for many years. Attached to Ur hems' was four • letter in deceased's handwriting, • her rash intentions. The pit was erseimeetly and the body of the unfortunate wear was drawn tit. The cheered bed always bores a good eharecter. Her sad end caused much grief to all who Mew her, end his caner • wet falafel sensation in Leyland. The following is a army of the letter above referred to , " Ay 27, 1861. Deer Father and Mother,—Pardon me for the melt act I am now about to commit. if I Arid live soy lose, m this world 1 shall become troublesome to some body. and that ie sot my wish by • pest deal, all I crave • tun you will forgive me for what I have der air to 7^l and see that I am buried anywhere which ever you Mut most proper, if you frill fetch my box away felon Mr. Leat.oos you will Rod three porde is a small pines lon must take that towards the gapers which I hope will set he ee errs heavy and you will pve the Box and all those rather a it to my two sister* and I wish them health Iv weer them. Ido out, know that I tray, anything in W.W sow as I have but few fries& now but it Ina ear yea Dot the awe if 1 had "'lily ore spare he. I add talk much better than write but it is too late bp. Ir air lay time is short and in a f ew b ows I shall oe phoned law Etev.ity and shall be so Mare which II at prevent very unhappy but quite sensible et meet. Mary Grimm, I larton-le-Woods, aged 'B 144 1. You will tad my ll:vents by the address of Richard thirnat, hiaokrisia, Bury • Chemical Works, Chunk, w Arenitoo." An inquest has been held, sod dm turned a verdict to the effect that the demised drowsed leer klf. but that her state of mind was not knows. The Clare Jmir,,ol lumen that a number of pr evia, who hod lately emigrated toAlarrina from that country hvl monied by the Adriatic, and when they arrived at they MI, and all decl a red th a t there was ••ao place lite Mae" He MO • son ..►-x ill to NT 1 kw" I mak ea Mi. QM.. is helms tar Vs• soma. ko won fie sistresb ell, amid sans pea" I.sad sad eselibe. 3 1- 410rog By lo Tor Po loft W • said W Mug 01 ✓ine ro• Aim • minima • I sena ba 6 I when be hie bleed. ire& sal me," It 'Pia• ut was 006 the cos. nitiwl wit. sob that. • wok de- I. is Nu lipi P4SHION4 POJI JUNIL • BANN.—(I7IIS DAY.) The annual annual meeting of the shareholders was held It 1 O'clock at tire elle% No. 6, Great Wincheeterodreet, Olty ;Hr. Wyse Pause in the chair. The rincarrair (Yr. W. Kettlewell) read the director' rert, which was u fonows • The direekes of the lesion Bask, in presenting to the proprietors their amnia report, have little to corn muscats beyood what appears trotu the summary at foot, as the result of the year's transactions. The return of the rest to an amount exceeding what it was before the pressure of Wren* times, has reabled the court to resume the former rate of dividend, viz., 6 per cent. per annum. This step was sot taken without mature consideration, see nab] the directors had assured themselves that the easy rate might, according to all reasonable expectation, be steadily continued, together with a due pro : video for contingencies and addition to the rest. &see the renewal of the charter the attention of the court has bees mainly directed to old dependencies lieegrsil securitisa, which hare unavoidablz remained on /titer a earefal examination of me securities, the directors have widened themselves that no material lees is to be apprehended in their ultimate realisation ; they hare, nevertheless, thought it right to make pro vision for any such contingency, and they have further directed measures to be taken for effecting, as promptly as prudence will permit, the liquidation thereof. The character of the business transacted during the year MIA as well at the branches as also at the sericite of the bank, has been aatisfactoty, and it is gratifying to be able to add that the agitation which occasionally ruiner the surface of the lonian commonwealth has no sensible effect on the operations of the bank. The following is the abstract of the profit and lots account for the year:—The balance to the credit of profit and loss on the Ist .January, 1860, was 17.067/. GI. 7d. The net profit, after deduction of charges and allowance for doubt ful debts, is 11,1261.19 a. 3d.. Together 28,614/. se. 10d.— Fromwhich is to be deducted the amount of two half. yearly dividends paid in 1860, at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, 7,5001. Leaving to the credit of profit and loss on the Ist January, 1861, 21,1141. Is. 161." The Cearanrur, in moving the adoption of the report, said the business had throughout the year been satisfactory. The abetter had answered all the expectations which were formed with regard to it. The directors bad felt themselves justified in reverting to the former dividend of 6 per cent., and they believed that they would be enabled to continue that amount. The in demnity fund, the balance of profit and loss, had gone oa steadily increasing. On the 12th of January, 1659, it amounted to 13,181/. ; on the Ist of January, 1860, it bad Increased to 17,0871. en addition of about 4,0001. ; and on the Ist of January, 1861, it amounted to 21,1141., being • further addition of 4,0001. Besides this, the board had provided a aura to meet any unexpected contingencies that might arise, and they would continue from time to time to add to it. There was also a considerable sum under the name of suspense interest— interest which was due to them, and • great portion of which the ma. miters thought would be available either as an addition to profit, or to meet any possible loss. He was happy to ray that the corporation bad not lost • single halfpenny by the Greek failures. He would only add that the profits of the find four months of the present year considerably exceeded those of the corresponding period of last year, and that if they continued at the same rate, next year's report would be better even than the pre sent one. Mon Le Ma) The light and pine-like materials which have been prepared for summer weather are now in great demand. Grenadines, Chansbery gauzes, organdie, and painted suiting, form chinning toilettes for Lot days. However, the materiel most i Is mode for negligee dresses is, decidedly, alpaca, with a pattern of small flowers over it. Per this kind of dime, there are also other materials, such as polls de chime, or thin taffetas, grisailles, and checked or Iwocatled. The make often used for these is the high body, called Empress—the body and skirt being without seam in front, and duces with revers monequetairee. They are sometimes trimmed up the frost breadths, and the seams of the body, with niches of silk, or, better still, with rasioties or bows, or passemeoterie, of !which there Is always a great variety. When these toilets of which we are speaking are exclusively meant for in-doer diem, some ladies complete it with a Zone* ?Mt of the same material as the dress, and trimmed round with a band of coloured taffetas or poplins. In this case, of course, the skirt must be trimmed in a manner suitable to the vest : sometimes by • hand of taffetas, from nine to Ifteen inches in width, plac e d round the top of the hem ; sometimes a band up the front of the skirt ; or three bands—the middle one from the waiat to the bottom of the skirt—the others carried round is tunic form. Taffetas, of all shades, is Mill worn with Pompadour bouqueta, chine and shaded. upon a light-coloured ground, as mauve or faded leaf, sad with small cross ban or lozenges, or deeper shades, dotted or speckled with a bright colour. The colour most fashion able for this kind of dress is gold colour, upon a black potted. Taffetas dresses are usually trimmed with passementerie. We Sad pasaerocisterie, for trimming the !route of dresses, la rascarons of all colours and sizes- in stars, in whole tabliers—n4 palm leaves or other foliage, he. The trimming of the body sad sleeves match. Rich cords or plaits are suede elm for the edges of flounces—for flounces are not altogether abandoned and there is nothing prettier than narrow flounces, pinked in deep points, and put on the bottom of the skirt in festoonn. Simple walking drewes an; frequently made in redin• (ate fashion, particularly when composed of foulard. Their trimming consists of tabs, edged 'nth' narrow ribbon, of a suitable colour, with buttons to match—or still more frequently, with a row of foulard bows, with embroidered ends. Upm taffeta. &MIN, wide ribbon, covered with black I guipure, is sometimes worn ; the ribbon is white upon =aye, or green dresses. Long sashes are worn mod behind, but without bows. Very choice mashes are mode of black niphoe, the ends embed with bouquets of geld Sowers, owe., hkie, to. The ribbon is very wide and fringed at the end.. As promenade dream, the robe Beatrix is a great favou rite. It is very elegant, made of plaid silk, trimmed at the bottom with a wide plaited flounce, coming up at each side like • Roman tunic, whilst it is much narrower at the back and in front. This arrangement of the flounce gives height to the hon., and is very becoming. A tend of brew,' milk trimmed with black braid is placed above the flounce, sussing at each side under a rosette of pinked silk. The body is open, with a bend to match that on the skirt, crossing behind and on the shoulders. Ao Italian band round waist, closed with • long agraffe resembling • stiletto. The sleeves are full, and gathered into a wristband crossing with owl.. Summer mantles are divided into two closest—those foe visiting or town wear, and those for the evening, fur country, or for travelling. They are made in various styles. There is the large assaipte of taffetas, called the Robe rt% the silk paletot, the polio's, the mantelet, and the shawl. The large mosque, half fitting to the figure, aid the mantelet , are TOM imitable for young girls ; the silk *stet for older perorate ; the mantelet, trimmed with guipure or Chsotilly, and the cechemire shawl, black or coloured, with a very wide black or white Ince, suit all ogee. The cloth paletot, the burnous, sad the large ceps, are special favourites for evening wear, or at any time when thinoer material his 'not sufficiently warm. The to cispe, or collet, i. even still more in vogue than the t. It is made of various materials; sometimes, of eschrnire, lined with silk or plush, and edged with • biais of the same colour ; frequently it is made of the same material as the dress, when that is silk. White grenadine shawls are particeholy elegant, when trimmed with wide lace d'Alene= ; the second point having • fringe of twisted silk round it. Mr. FORDATt, in somoding the motion, expressed him self perfectly satisfied with the report. The motion was then pot and carried. On the motion of Mr. Gotomsr, thanks were voted to the chairman and hie colleagues in the direction, and w ith this acknowledgment the proceedinp terminated. MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT ON THE GLASGOW AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY. --•-- The train which wag due at Carlisle at 7.25 p.m. last night did not arrive at the time elated, ands telegram was despatched to ascert►in the cause of the delay. It was then found that the engine had run off the line into a field, the carriages following. The mail guard was killed on the spot, and a gentleman named Crowther, of Ilareoliy, near ('shale, died on his way to Carlisle, from internal injurice. Several other paiwrigure were severely injured. The cause of the accident has not been eecer• taineiL —Mancamesr Guardian. Some at OUT most fashionable artistes are getting tired of so much nuncios in the trimming of bonnet., and have de• dared waragaimit the mode, by putting one kind of floweron the outside, and quite an opposite trimming inside thn bonnet ; at the acme time taking care that there is no want of harmony, or else a pleasing contrast in colour. 'Menet. are •zenenlly lined with coloured milk. This is very becoming, as the colour that beet suits the complexion can be chosen. Wreaths for 'veal/10... ffing@ are still much in favour but many pretty head are made with ruches of elk mired with blonde and Sowers. Diadems of steel mid gold, and also el pearl, are still Rosati wore. Morales collars of cambric or fine linen are still wore very small. Those for demitoilet rather larger, of em broidered muslin, trimmed with rows of zero velvet, sad rosettes ia frost The armeeopen is front, which will be much worn this MOM Mak. MIS with wren embroidered. nt bond keels TIM slave of ribbon. For the Raphael bodies, very pretty embseidered guimpes, with insertiaos of Valen olennse. are rade. With low bodies, the Soho Marie Antelerelle ateeel in front, ss well as the square pilerines of Nash ad white guipure, trimmed with pomp:eaten eel 11011111/ velvet, are much worn. Undereleeves are made very full. Closed marlin sleerres Use a elmeWeuff ; but embroidered sleeves have generally amain ce Macao& cuffs. Very full open sleeves are she were, t, erred to match the fichu. We have seen swum veep pretty, epos ia front of the arm, with a niche M the lisp el the thiamin. This as very light and Veseta Malin bodies, with drams of media or grenadine, will be mark wise. It is a modiAostion of the okl•faskiimied sposer. If this muslin is need, then they are trimmed with Vaheaseam or niches of tulle. The sleeves are dead ender a ruche of Wackiness or tulle. A low lady of the mme colour le the skirt, or white, is worn under tide newer ,• hat white is morally preferred, the skirt thee beteg coloured. The pumps of embroidered made or jesseet is worn with the &slave Picket. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 30, 1861. SMARR L1828.--(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ctoex. In the railway share market to-day business has bees almost entirely confined to the settlement, and scarcely any variation has occurred in prices. Midland and South Eastern stocks are rather firmer. London and North Western stock is now quoted, for the new account, 93/ to 941 ; Great Western, 721 to ; Midland, 120 1 to >i ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1081 to 1101 ; South Eastern, 791 to 80 ; Eastern Counties, 491 to 1 ; and Great Northern, 109 to 110. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are dull, at 7-16 to 5-16 dis. Great Luxembourg have again improved. Great Western of Canada are rather firmer. OBDINAZY MIMS AID ,row. skim NATIONAL ANT lIIIION.-(rins DAY) This yearning the fir* general meeting of the menibies was bald at the Wkilltiegton Usk Areindel.street, tumid ; Yr. Wilsons* Dm= is the their. The ripe* nod by the ithisthet sierelary, Mr. Rowe, owed the essadl bed pelt Omen la pressalig their first eyed, sod oared their esevandstlses en the= SUCCIIMI that has attended the °pastime of the unpresedethed is the seeds kiodred itheitatisenj. The total weber of *hies sold is 5,840. Fredonia' 1,4502, white ansenst, deiloselog the sahibs el the council allotting 884 priam "1 :1 1 51111 e = 11.. far dhdelbation, is one painting at 501., two ditto at 1 1. seah, fear ditto at 174. esed, tee ditto at 10f. each ; =b4lol. : and 457 miser litho, comeleties of statuettes, les. The coltecil lest, therefews, been enabled be de mere /hen redeem the pis* et giving " about the piles Is Man ehansts." as the somber to the bodies is is the ratio of one in ten. The council haws estate' far distrihnnoe specimens of the most recent of ))surds. Copeland, King and Co., Bates and W ils oot ;her manufactunes. The council have, how ever, the gratification of stogie; that one copyright work is Perlin will be kneed, viz., an ''lris Vase, " designed and modelled by Beldtie. The copyright of a floe photograph of the "Bay of Gaeta." from nega tives taken on the spot by H. Victor Prout, has also been secured. A sat of boo photographs from Thorwaldsen's "Seasons" will be issued, taken from elec. teotypes in the posses.ion of Mr. Lamb. These em perfectly thispia, the medallions from which thw are photographed hams bean electrotyped (ran the aipaal bas•mbefs in the museum at Copenhagen. Darin the asesiag season the mood intend securing the sopyright of ennui original designs for reprodactioe in Parton, ad give a few direct econminsions to artists for paintings. Mr. Fuld. A.8.A., bee expremed his willingness to produce an origins) work for sat season's distribution. Other artists of high staid* have also volunteered their services. Next year guinea tickets will he issued, which will boar a double num ber, entitling the holder to two themes in the distribu• tie; of and an immethato selection from a list of works art. The CILAIINAN moved the adoption of the report. He thought meat credit was due to the council that iu the short tiros which had been at their disposal they heti sue. waled is disposing of nearly 6,000 tickets. They bad great difficulties to surmount ; and had it not been for the delay that took place in obtaining the con &elation of the Lords of the Privy Council, they would have been enabled to commence operations moth earlier, and doubtless with co•rreepondieg success. He trusted every subscriber would exert himself amongst his friends, sad if so, he felt convinced that at the next distribution the society would be in a still nova nourishing condition. Mr. lam seconded the adoption of the report, which wee agreed to. The Duke of Hamilton and Random wee elected president of the society; and the viospreeideota and committee having bees appointed, the dressing for prizes commenced. two young Wide named Williams. presidiue at the wheel The following numbers (the name of the subs;nben not being eill10.111108d) gained the principal wises: No. 8,26/ tea highest Fwrof fdf. (a minting); 24,354, 251. (ditto); 1,110, rd. io); 13,239. 151. (ditto) ; 53,08.3, 15/. (ditto) ; 54,001, . (ditto ; 5,/120, 15/. (ditto); 2,100. NY. (ditto); 1.674, 10f. ; 19,033,10 f. ; 16.1121, 101. ' • 13,218, 101.101.• 3,405, 101. ; 27,321, 10e ; 53,889, 1131. ; sad 1,116, 101. 'The cardinal number drawn was 43.231, sad every teeth number from I that would be entitled Ma minor prise. A rose of thinks was given to the chairman for his pre siding on the occeirioe, which was suitably acknowledged by him, and the proceedings concluded. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& CORN.-IMPERIAL /NIEUWE& 1721 1114 141 1 Apr. la TT w W In lid ma 4 Hs 4d SOB 144 ll —lB ss 464 Ild SW wool& Am Amass .... w Id See 114 ji ll td 11 144141 11 r4:411/1 .& ft Ma Id 114 414 7d tas Ili Sia Id aft Ild 218 ed 71 441 434 led Os I li Ift Id ift elLfts 4d Id IS. ft Waft ft los sal at — 31'42. - —Td'ais-71 MINCING LANZ.-(THIS DAY.) SVGA 71.—Tb• public' Wel We programing without 'pink but we do not alter gammal quotation. to-day. 00/7n.—lmporters are freely offering this article in the public Wm, but the buyers meet them with much stsadi um, sad w do not quote soy material decline. Tea.—Thii market is steady, bat remains inactive. Rica oontimias in limited demand at previow rates Barmier= steady. Refraction 3i soU at 381. Cormw.--400bales sold at previous miss. Hrtmos remain steady. Rackets gemerally quiet lathy. TALLOW MARKET -(THD3 DAY.) Tlis market is quid. idalt)oisod aro She prism :—Pstors buss Y.C., is the spot, Ms. Id. ; Ms to Joss, esis. 6d. ; Oat. to Dos., blo. 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAN.) The supply of bes•ts is about the same as ea Thursday M. The trade is brisk, and the elan:Aimed prios of Monday last is currently grim. Nheep and bobs are rather more plentiful ; there a, however, so satire de mand for them at advanced rates. Calf trade is slow at Yoaday's (potations. Our (Grip supply corks of HO beasts, 1,240 sheep, 250 calves, and 30 pigs /filch sews, 105. /Or Moos of OIL &4.a d. Per Dome of Dba ad.s. d. Dal Ilisda. Darold& 4 10 1 llso6DashlU-adaBl2 6 4 6 0 lea lltiorthonw 4 94 1 ND Idorroools.... 00 0 0 11100•11 spa boasts 3 0 0 Do. do. Moro . 5 0 6 Cabin Nis Deg Dust Ulabrads• 0 0 lambs Serra M merbst, 006; any sed Data 0,110 ; Wyss. 43S DO. 11IL SMITHFIELD HAT MARHILT.—(THIS DAY.) u_u. Davis and Co. report trade dull, at teat ilsy's ClPrise meadow hay, Ms. to Ms. ; superior ditto, O 106 s. ; inferior ditto, 50s. to SOL ; clover, old, 96e. to lifia. ; ditto, new, second cut, Ms. to 100 e. ; ate., 110 a to es. CRIGITAL PAL•cv..—Thu Tyrolese Minstrels ap pear foe the last time this afternoon. There is • very at tractive programme for the occasion. FATAL AGUIDICTI WHILI BATHING AT BRIGHTON. —A acs of drowsing atieurred oa Monday, at about noon, on the beach opposite Ceases-piece, Brighton, to • young maa named James Beery Barber. What readers the oc currence more sad in the fart that the deceased was married as lately as Thursday kat, and had eau down to Brighton on Saturday with hie wife, sad taken lodgings at 45, Gren ville-pleas. Having engaged one of Campbell's machine., he went into the Ater, and es be said he cook! not swim the attendant directed hiss attention to • rope to take hold id, which he did not, it appears, avail himself al. After being in the water about a quarter of an hutir, he was seen by •young man, whose acquaintance he hod made oath* beach, when about up to his bread in the water, to tan over ea if attempting in play • sort of summersault., sad to dis appear. A. he did not come up again the alarm was given, and Caropbelrs sus went in and tried to find him, bet could not, and as the water was thick. did not attempt to dive for him. A boat and nets were then procured, and search was made for the body, which was recovered in a lifeless state at the second east of the net. and was conveyed to Hoirden's baths, and placed immediately in a hot bath. Mr. Pociek, surgeon, who arrived in a few minutes, used every means for a considerable time to restore animation, but in vain, as the body had been immersed in the water from twenty minutes to half an hour, thus rendering re 'every perfectly hopeless. A thin piece of seaweed, about four inches long, was found to have been drawn into the windpipe of deceased, and this was supposed by Mr. Po cock to have helped to produce suffocation. Ao inquest was held in the evening, at the lamb and Flag Inn, Cram bourn-street, when • verdict of "Accidentally drowned" was returned. —Brionfox Examiner. Thu iuqueett on the body of the engine-driver who was killed oie UM North Fasten Railway, near Puna, on Wedneedav last, was continued at Leeds yesterday. The death of - the engine:nan was caused by some miscreant petting the whisks of a "bogy" es the line, and to this gnomes% he remains undiscovered. Thus was a good deal of evidence offend yesterday, but nothing was eli..ited whisk tended to connect serous with the horrible crime. The 'equity was adjourned till to-day. The railway com pany dhaelLve edend • reward of 101.11. for the discovery of the falle Dort.—lrhaaL lastax . Ira lams" m tem a la. lbauait Glum lola Lan Oats Wm.—Whoa. 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Baas. • e. 06 11*0 WAldlindOst 1104 n. iii K jii Wu lway lel pm. •4I I . 941 - 1,4 - Da 113 113 137 113 101 RAILWAY& lAIIMMIS apt.. l uesioi llaresT iabourstaide. DHM. _ Do. Piel,lllloll LIL Da Jalyl.llllll Da/awl. 1//a.mtgo. Osloatta t L Radars.. CapiT.*Doakep.agaa Osyloa. mat =sr Laden Sad IneDas _ Da JanneVan Do. 46 p. d. Debora Ds 6 p. Do. do. Ga. 1116670 Geelong & Dalbourno Grand Trunk of Ono& Do./ par ca. Prod Do.noo.Prodi t t b ot Do. 6 per et ute. Do. I par 46. Do. do. _Da _ lareis rain' Piiiiiiiil .no. Now - rt.& otin oi ttatt i ll 04. Wast Do.dp.adOlorn.w.oP. l Do. 61 do.. 77.wit.op. Do. do. TS Do.iiP•odado.. wftb r7.t Nubia Oom. gior Do. g a t D0.41 d0. t al po Do. .Oorp.Sp. edlloodo 6 pot Gest. do. .. Nolb N. Nrrowlot .11! Plods dams • sap. . Do, sio - . Lod da Do do. 11 esp. da po. tie, load do. no. rates I"l°Plitirl*-415Z oagearuz ow d dm ; I # gil fi 110 5 ! OS 87 98 $4l 83 go 5 7 i i 1 99 100 1 Of 2ls .! 9' i i ail NT UNCUT= it.. I Ili I 11100146 IN. IQ. pear. 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TI WIL WIC" DaDr 6: : 04.4.0 1 4 5 la 116 - 1'91453'1 f: 35e56 1 65141 3 4 .. Wresit ial wait7 flak. 7 16 10 JOINT ROM DM= - Na lIL 1 Bata IFt 1 Cl. rasa I eau NON WI Apnea 11. IS. lila . 80 NI a - 00,111 44 Isaaiskt a 611 43 61 MOS II Bask of W s. all 15 - 11.1180 la Bask et - USN 10 Bask °Maw ll 14 01 lAA*, i tli & c Zgli if i rVes - - Aualnll4 ea Okla - 10,0 6 0 15 Cala. Nam al utak Lat., aid Ma a a IS - 4Oala at - NAOS IN 116.0001 1110 ist Loam M - 14010 SI Ns& OseadiAsel.Claid all 114 1114 - 610,000 le G. Ilsa a Bwltrelesil a - - - 88,000 10 LOO.O. Be of Luta all 24 134 - 15,400 9/ Do. Now - 16,000 60 Ludas tad Malay - - 110.0,0000 PI Lomas tad Mat - 214 a Ludes II Reath Aldan 10 1 14 a 8 WOOS 149 Les. awl Weasdaher lO 46 IN - a M 140 Nat. Ira. of asaad U - - 000 If Do. New l2 i-i - - 10,0 M a Natlooal Bank - - 11,000 la Now Soak War a -. .- - 85,4 M II Orhstal Bak Lenora a 46 68 - likoos se Moors Baok - 14808 104 Predate] et Ireland - - 15,M 6 26 South Aaatraa al -.- .- 69000 a Colon of Audralla - *OOO 60 !Union of Dada LOCO 100 'Cola Mutual OO - - - Ana l'Moo kik SAO 11...!! i Mkt Mattel Australian Ainisa• • • • But tlrstrirwarke.. Brit. Anissiten Lai Brit.aldskllssg.lll. A Do. B t pwr S. tin Win Do. 0 950,000 30,000 700,000 7,199 70,000 10,030 WOW 104,400 11,000 100,000 00,000 30,000 13,000 80,000 i 43.1 1,724 188,876 10,000 40,000 000,000 10,000 1%000 Co Canada Laid wt Islands Tel. CL) Cop. Mg.of Eng..iteri thystal Palace Do. ?reference Do. a p. et. Perp. Deb Nantindlalrrle.k Canal gisetrto Telegraph Do. New ins. and Aust. Cop. flom. Steam Navigation Great Ship (Limited) Do. lle per rent Prof Lora District T.I. (L) Lou.lo pea. Onualbus Co Madras Deign. it Canal XediterransanElse.TaL Mediter. Lc Tel (Ida! Nat Innal Discount Co NerhudnaCoalalron(l ; Netherlands Land Do. a p. a., Is. 1.1.1 . di5. N. grtuis. dr. N. ae.t.Ld. N. BAS. Australasian Oriental Goa Da " No! 81 . 1 r." • lati7a.l. 5t5.1.1;.): Peal laver Lands lila. Peida.ead Ones. 81Iaan 10,100 10,000 16,000 I 200,000 IL6OO 1i,N..l _ U 11 116 U 6 4 1a N 1.10 II 14 110 11l 22 1 106 524 108 190 30.11_ Liar SI Si II I - 1 pm q tll l 44 dim - I 1 i f Par ipm Mei R t!id. Tel. 11 70 71 11 13 is 17 11 1111 ITC 41 14 46 18 117 US 33 . If x.+ R.,,u YAM Man_ Scottish MO. 'avian Routh Andras& übamarine - D Tel. o. de. Do. 1 . ?rut, k Ag. Australia (I imited) First lane Truet&Lo.Ce.l3. o luards Vs. Ktnglom Tel. (L.). ♦ss Irwani a land 4 iral I die par Y I PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVIRPOOL, MAY V.—Birkenhead. 81181}—Caladonian, 971 WI —Eastern Counties, 94 10—Oreat Northern, 104 1694--Urea{ Western, 72} 72}—Lanciashirs and Yorkshire. 10e4 pm —London and North Western, 94 Ml—London and Mouth Weetem, 941 95—Manchester, Thellield, and Lincolo,hire 421 424—Midland Meek, 1194 1201—Ditto Ncw shares. 11 1 2 p—North &MM. 62 63—North Pitalfordshire, 4} 4} 4.—North Eastern 0 ,Berolok); 102 1021—Ditto. York and North Midland, ,904 1101—Ditto, Leads Capital Stock, Ml} Mt—Booth Eastern and Dover, 234 291616—Wed Midland, Oxford. 40 toi46}—Bu6alo and Lake Huron, 4 lb-1d 6—Diatch Itliaaish, 24 4 d.—Orand Trunk of Canada, 4 1346 4 15-16—Oreat Luxembourg, 74 74—Great Western of Canada, 10 1340 10 15.16—Ditto, New sinese, et d.-11lluols Central, 401 46 ti.—Thames end, Mersey Imaer. ewe, 41 p. N or York sad Erie, lei 21. Wray MIDLAND ILULWAY. —The total traffic receipt' of this company for the fortnight ending May 19, have been 14,295(. 15e. 2d., and for the corresponding fort night of 1860 they were 13,7971. 14s. 3d. The expenditure amounts to 6,10 f. 14e. &L, or at the rate of 43.11 per net., whilst the expenses for the corresponding fortnight of 1860 amounted to 5,76 W. 10u 23., or at the rate of 41.81 per cent. The aggregate reoeipte for the first nine fortnights and thirteen days of the half-year amount to 133,1011.10 a Id., ea spinet 129,481. lls. 6d. for the corresponding ten fort nights and one day of the previous year. And the aggro pte expenses for the first nine fortnighte and thirteen days of the half-year amount to 04,4671. 15s. Ad., being at the rate of 48.43 per cent., as 'pleat 56,807 L lls. 3d. for the corresponding ten fortnights and one day of the previous year, or at the rate of 4311 per cent. °INSTAL PALACE. -•-• ONE SHILLING DAY. WEDNESDAY, MAY 29.—Admiwkins on payment, 2,977 i auo by ante= tiekato, 766 ; total, 3,742. Owing prim youleriw. Nllll Sit Ne VI II I. TO 116 TO ll i it 111 go par 104 lite iit 12 100 all 10 7; lb $60.0 1,0090 1190,a MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DA V.) Two o'CLoca. The funds to-day are firmer. An improvement of per cent. has taken place. Little business is going forward. To-day is settling day in the share markets, and attention has been almost exclusively devoted to the arrangement of the account. Greek Luxembourg Railway shares retain an uPwardlew deney. At Paris this morning, aotordhag to Mr. Row ter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Routes won - quoted 69fr. 27e., being fractionally better t% yesterilay. Consols are offciaßy marked 914, 1, and for money, and 914 WI the account, The Pre sent quotations are 91 to 4 for money and 914 "buyers," for the 6th of June. The official business report is as tenons :—Bank Stock, 2334, 232 ; Three per Omit. Reduced. 894, ; New Three per Oalfii. Ell 4, 4,4; New Three-ari-a-Half per Cents., 994 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1014, 4, .4 , ditto Four per Cent. Debentame, 1869, 96 ; Four pee Cent, " Bnfaced" Rupee Paper, 27 ; ditto Five and-a-Half per Cent., 991 ; Exchequer Bals (Juno), la prem., 3s. die., Is. prem. The Turkish Loan of 1864 remains quott4 71/ to 2, and that of 1868, 55 3-16 to 561. Mexican Bow& are still heavy. Sales are recorded as follows: —Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 1830, 891, i ; Mexican Three per Cents., 22i, i ; ditto for account 22/; Peruvian Pour fuvi a-Half per Cents, 941; Piedmontese wive per Cents., psi (exchange 25fr.) ; Portupore Three per Cents., 1853, 47/ ; the Spanish Committee's Certificates, ; Turkish Six pee Ceuta., 1858, 56, 55/ ; ditto, for soanint, ; s6, 1. . . Ban 28 _ooi. in gold was yesterday sent into the k. The Duncan Dunbar has arrived at Ptiftsmosith, from Sydney, with 12,080 ounoes of gold, valued at 48,0001. The amount of specie shipped for Mew York yesterday by the steamer Glasgow was 1145911. The stoppage is announced of Mr. Richard Brandt, Russia and general merchant, i Crosby square. This house, which must not be founded with others of the same name, is old and highly respectable. Its transactions have beer chiefly in connexion with St. Petersburg, Riga, aed Archangel. It is said that the liabilities will reach 200,000 L or 250,000 1 ., of which nearly one-half will probably fall upon Russia. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday there were some further proceedings in the ease of Mr. Janice Herbert Smith, and of Mews. Nicholson, Pascal', and Stone. The Loudon and North Western Railway trade return shows this week an incresM of 1,5701. ,• the Great Western a decrease of 2,2351.. ; the Great! Northern a decrease of 2,606/. ; and the Loaded and South Western a decrease of 2,34111. The returns now in course of publication re* to Whitsuu-week this year, as compared with the week previous to Whitsuntide last year. A special meeting of the Eastern Counties Hai* way Company is convened for the 13th June, 116 consider six bills now pending in parliament, and referring to various new lines. At this meeting the terms of arrangement upon between the Eastern Counties, Norf a ot re , ed and Eastern Union Railways will be submitted for approval. A special meeting of the Manchester Sheffield, and Luieolushire Railway Company is called for the 7th of June, at Manchester, to create further capital for the construction of the Garden and Liverpool Railway, "by means et now shares at otherwise." The prospectus of the Malta and Mediterranean Gas Company (Limited) is issued. The object Cli this undertaking is to introduce gas into various towns in the islands, or on the shores of dre Mediterranean. In the first instance, it is pro posed to purchase the gas works _machinery, and mains erected in 1856 at Valetta, Malta. The prise to be paid for them is 24,0001, which is stated to be considerably below the actual cost. It is a favourable feature that, of the purchase money, 14,0001. is to be paid in shares, which are to receive no dividend until 6 per cont shall have been paid upon the remaining capita. It is further provided that, so soon as for two con secutive years 6 per cent. shall have been paid upon the whole capital fur the time being, including the 14,0001., the distinction between the two dames 011 shares is to cease. The proposed extensious of the works are estimated to require a further expendi ture of 19,0001. The capital is tired at 60,00v1., in shares of 5/. each. With reference to the market for American maw ritiea, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports WI fellows The tendency of the market In London for Americas securities during the past week be. been towards lever prices. More stock of all classes has been offerinf : lne buyers hold aloof. Is United titates Five per Cent. 1874, the fall has bees fully 3 per ant.: both Virginii7a Maryland stocks have been dealt in to some extent at irre 'War prices. In Illinois and Erie shares the transactions the last two days have been few and unimportant ; they close flat. sellers. at 40 discount. and 21 per share napes tartly. The higher quotations for Illinois Central shams received from raw York produce no effect here. WEDNIENDAT llintsuro. Consols, which closed yesterday at 914 to # for money, and 91* to I for the 6th of June, opened and closed to-day at the same quotations. The official business report is as fellows :—Thres per Cents. Reduced, 894, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 891, h ; Three per Cent. Consela, 911, ; ditto, for account (June 6), 91* ; Bank Stock 234 ; Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1014, •I; Flee per Cent " enfaced " rupee paper, 961, 94 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 100; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1869, 96. The Indian Five per Cent. stock was slightly firmer, at 1014 to #. The Five per Cent. rupee paper was quoted 934 to 94 ; the Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 994 to 100 ; the March Exchequer Bills, 6s. to 2.5. din. ; and the June, 2s. dis. to ls. prem. Very little business was done in the foreign stock market, and prices were nominally unalter...J. Thu Turkish Loan of 1854 was last quoted at 711 to 3 ; that of 1868, 554 to &t ; and Muxicia Bonds, 224 to #. The closing quotations fur shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Insurance 34 to 1 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine 13-16 to 15-16 prem. ; Universal Marine to e prem. ; Loodan and Provincial Insuran ceMarine,ia. to par ; Natal Lim!, 4 to prom. ; China and Japan Steam, 4 toe prom., being again better, and Commercial Copper, 4 to 4 prem. MINES.-(TH18 DAY.) Two o'Ctoca. The mining market to-day is generally Iteat East Caradon shares have risen to 27 to but West Caradon have fallen to 61 63 ; Marks Valley are quoted t3L to 1; New Wheal Frances have been dealt in at 15*, and Wheal Unity at 20e. Devon Great Consols shares have been dealt in at 363, ex div., and Herodsfoot at 39k. This is " sealing day." Foreign and colonial mining shares are also steady. St. John del Rey have been dellt in at 35k • Kapunds, at 1# prem. ; and United Mexican at oi to N. Two BROTHERS BROWNED AT BULL.—An ROA. dent of a melancholy nature occurred on Sunday lark which resulted in the death of two Young brothers by drowning. It appeared that on Sunday afternoon l about two o'clock, two brothers, named William Joseph Holland, aged respectively ten and fourtere years, ones of Mr. William Holland. iron-plate worker, residing at No. 17, Wellington-mart, Wellington-street, went, along with two other boys named Joseph Costa sod William Duia. oan, to play on the timber pond, adjoining the Victoria dock. They got upon some pieces of timber, sod the a w Ym oid,:w r p h on i e ,c. n e Irs w o u f ase t P•d im itT er n i tell , ng an t y d be fel et ti l ri m ix be ed : Th u ab" alon g .ot l l f i cr th am i l / 4 th ec i e t r: bab gag ag whilst pushing himself along to the assistanco of his brother, the piece of timber capaisa, and threw him into the water.. 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