The Express. — London, England, 1860-05-28 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. inns DAT.) ROLLS COURT. (Mare the Neater at the Mae) All 4 .wirT-ctStRAL I. 0001. D. 7 . was an information and 6M illed INS Oil relation at • ‘4l behalf of themselves awl all sere parsom t the •lefendat.ts intereetod in the tame premier acme . • • deed of 1744. The lark as deriered b the , • . • t•• that untrument, ware that r therZyseaveyed and situate in them& at 001111117. • . h, 4•4.1.1 le held "fur use of the e lail.teste residing it and oast telle ri ed r•, b. and fora. oth er w, irikor. The ilefealant G ou ld am minider =NOM Alone conveyed, had, as the plaintiffs • ...outlvrea:is wanting in th e qualincation= • omit.• a particular B.sptist to partake of the Lads e. rid in a mintier at variance with the religious , . .4 the particular Baptista, and in violation • !:•.• trusts of the deed. Upon the proper cos. •. 41 et that •ltml the question wholly tamed. toll prayed a •leclaration that none but such as held the doctrioe of the particular •-i• in reference to baptism and strict rommarnee . • meted to the Mottles of the trust, and that the de the usuaiater might be restrain.' from allowing the • : 4. be seed for religious ministration& in opp.isitioo to arid farther that he might he removed from his •-•ettatkm as the part of the defendant. was that • ....tem of strict or open rmurnunioa wan act open one, .• the discretion of the coogrei,•ate.n fur the time be s/. ass waa very elaborately argued some week. since • u K. Palmer sad Mr. G. L. Mussel! for the plaintiffs, r Hart nurse awl Mr. Martini for the defendasta. • Mower this morning pee judirnest, sod titter , 1 , 4 the atruneate sad authorities ated, be dismissed I•laattds'tall, bat without costa. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Baum Mr. Corimarriceer Gkrascors.] IX Si ROSINS. $4 1,110 tbf. adjoaraid certificate meat*. The beak- Williera Mohan% wee a cerpestair sad builder, and . publican. of ft. John-strain, ClorkruwelL He owes sad there are so erste. Mr. Leaks °pooped for %.s Owe rod Pined, wineenwehants,cl Crotched. . • who reesidained that the basimart hod obtainsd wen Tint. of then to the amount .f lOft an the promise . • weeld_play web In IS by,, which, however, be •. t.. de. I. weirs thin lank epos whirl he was • .irrested, and delideod for two maths in prima at r. .u.t .1 the appeal* avditora. There were so books ; sa-” , were Wen to the eassuM of USK Is the wow& Lts oIN* and Ws VW the third A 1.... luilay "be suppertei, having called attention to • ..!teverr:Mes einragnelpenin rk.. . o •Miikiiseitl thisebseassilered the t fro mouths' ruprwmussit the beaknipe bed miergest ti sudiciset nwnt tut the wrong lelleeed se the auditors. With t.. the puma leeeeree hie esamket had bee% very 0..1 he should suspeed lb. smelliest, (third thee) kw wr s.stbia. IN its serellEW =OLD. Tkr lealirept we. dearlmid as • abipswartr, Gloat gersorest. Mr was re samismotino meta.. The S,L.-fluete s pnrand h Mr. Cooper. easel ever lb asors I .( to the rohnory .ad Gerais smog heavy trim Al the hegtisitiog Let year the liornipt war are. streinset d affair of that do* te have lel • capital of Iti,ltWl. He sow ors te err (w est oreheora. 1 1 .stIM. • to those lirdisr sesonly, Imbrue., 7,7:rd. The errs ere rutered ris e ' fields, 1,31 W. to sod Y. Ile. ir▪ k at the baakeee. Pruperty be laa eee;irity, 16.7201. 71sre le re • elate ue Years. Berge. Muertti and Cu. for esi.s.sies sod serer in oloeseesis contract,' Th , kid her 4.37 W ; tore., 2.8371. (including 2.17 . 4 . the arissat et ea swank made ewer the teak. npt. trade expeanwe, 6771.; toe.ll . 1031.; law roof., ; Slaters.% awl discount, 9051. ; Ps tr. P•• 11011. the elk ad argue. I. Ids isport= ISA the accrunta showed that the capital with which the leskrupt corunienetal had been wade op since the bask. tsyr7. awl could be lath. depended ore. The mei remark would spOy to the kir amid yet urtosl al pool deMa. The bankrupt • largely untele.led in railway awl 'hippie( sperelatinar sal whether the result owl apeculatioas will carver seed with the sektrine view which IN taker of them as et eth in his 1.1., beet, or. Ii• Mr. Penwell thinks, be diets. Ise. to the interest al the creditors it world be difficult t—letenniaa, However terminus. Mr. Peasellt, the eredi• se. take • tevewrshle view of the hitaltrept's itoodoet, sod .i••• tii ..11.alkt the purr{ asessor es the bast go le • at render TL I.akrupt pared bib intrialica umppessi THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) WORSHIP-STRUT. eisOLURALI llollliZOlT lly A I.IIIOIIIIIIIIAW. flnmv Tleoweee, 19. a respectable looking wee W.., Tynorbitt with noldoing her era , ..r.l Lloyd, ef 74, Hi,Ji.o.teset, ad:raper. The promentor carries on a very extensive bussiassa, and a no. ..wily enspiTs • greet number of bands to serve over t» 000nten Nine weo.k..lbee, according to his testimony, !ewe. rola...tint to make "mom" for her in such position, sal evolved an rzoelleat character of her from a prn-Ilminial Ilswken carrying on • similar lousiness to at Brslmin. in Cornwall, she entered on her duties, sink oecessArily involved the Ineceesity of wens to numb I.lniable property. On Saturday night last • circumstance peeulanty induced suspicion and be nened to At the contents ~f her trunks. more y es via ... to hire left her sitinitiou on the follow* Mionday. To lb.. there was not the slightest objsntlen, bet the keys eehl not be found. After some 4.. do they wens oovoleol rnincaled in some bedclothes ; t box. mum .1,1..1, and aa Immrnas sesortment of goods was than • n Mr. 1J.1.1 obarry..l that he had never knows in the to.b eich a sweeping ay .tam of theft by a alirmwomaa. 11. of the stolen th'ags, which esseprhed velvets, .It.. feathers, lace- and in fart forty-Ivo Tinker &strip. rod.- was ut,rly the value of as many ul it.. is independent of mare that might lhavis= di ro: ...1, all is the short of nine weeks. ". ill 0, p odures along the PeoPeet . 7 Kew ink that tr loconevotar id not identify as his, and twee was ream* 11. love thia caom. from Eveter, by the marks upon it. r....46er *bled that the prisoner admitted her gat, im f r. , 1 fur men,. ud wept, bitterly. 4. Tiortuti observed that it was qaMa pii =imikka to .nth • case where such wholesale was in summarily ; for the protection of other tarimmim t son roo.p.i.ite to deal severely with the prisoner, whom o olooolot therefnee send for trial. 1 L gladly girl was pale as death, and scarcely able I. on the dock during the evidence. She did not eitlmmpt otfeuos, and was renioved till the depositions wen MtROII3I OF • WOILiN AT ALINIZIOSOFF.—Th• • Ine Warm Mid ea argued ea lietardey et the • .tlhrrt we, Alderebtt, ea A ehe iai le r Vase L•i. • nee youal Vagina of In, who, it in had lentally inunkred HMI camp at ea the • ••1• &tinnier night hr two privates ef tM Mary . sensed John I , ; are'd ..rid Martin Conway. Prim tie e Moral, it appeared that the deceased, wile Ina f the eines termed untdtunates, had been in eawspaor • 'he aelll.lo 111,11 in tiin ramp ow Saturday de at sight wee seen pewaseeliag with them tewri funnel, •mi in the dirration ei tM Netegetoke 00•1. Itoiar. ea ergeauateare of the thereed, let leer i.e. with the seminal; cad uhuetly elterweeds, la lesa scream d "Iturdler," ounaind frost IS. 411661 4 Mad MOB a ..h I,IA . I. let MO 4 1 1.1:•11 thin a • tin the water. sod all wee t. Math§ llkeeper, fnntni the deceased's hotly to theism/ ' thee wen. wee In penes, .. 4 she had hese ampied strun 4 tie, end marks .4 Memos richness woe • she 14.1. PAIL, r..attahie Cu& idillarebledad told them he ciutaged Atm newer. • n•.‘r replied, " And a peal this( too r awl Per. And so say H. iseetheif them, eadllimeed ' • • a pen. and so , me othor swirls!' L= . l •• 1 . 2 ... •• ••1•040, Ilther evuksce woe ••! 0...1005ht that the Firma' makested awl mania. wet thee thaw btor lett tikeeasaL The h • ~ o 1 a ..;itiad at " Wilful asewdef spirt Oeutway •,,• 11, alai liar coroarr Wood his minuet, eamillabig I' • I tihr their teal on lb. capital c MS Fier HOARD t u rriall ULM— ' • ' ••• alarming rid it...trotting character brio got ' • Ald •ro trird the ginaroluip :..,, to Min=a 110,4111014 0P . 6472111th e1 e • and tiro alf lart-latia Demo:obey. ne . . „ k,„,t 4„,..,,ven.) 17.00 n of Yr crew, m = it .ag unroll halo Sitlenyd WOO 1111661.11 .14•ftri "Pith Neat impeeteeley an le defy lie ease ' paw*., anti in a turf afro of time lbw tames ~• the noddla bold. IlUsal with rim, esti, awl • R ars the., bum Wens\ threw, aimed deli. " • ••:4 .4 the nag t 1 tM maiaataat la lie ' 4,..et period Or .eipaea Um Leman ; • • Mr 11,wdenaa, the &lel &set ' •' • I we well ail tie two pewartal deara• tt.glartutho aiad Soeablerrit•bridp i irk lie • • • • •Iturt,o • -otinue.i. and soar h 0.,. beim ' • •ew ..al.l h. made err that tie •• •ft, +al sad until th. carbonation. lie ggiddie • • lors•T .lark wen *early barbild Me, Oa easily , •• • ....stele dove hr flew sail water. awl Ye thr armrest %arra Tlio riots of tlng be is • rayon. lad it is (*Wray to Iwo n..rr.•t rat of tbo gtorolior. vowel MO • 01 % t 'NINA —Board ni Trade, Widieball, ,• • nu, Weak Ike. tie Leeds et tie g, •onett for Trade wad Plaidatise be.. resaived of art. for Fortin Alain • dopy igt ' • tat M ipaty. =mart in n ne r= .0 A* , 4•. Coebia China, bee , air chary weds beiag a Sarre • Uatstile. THE WHITSUNTIDE HOLIDAYS. The cold and tempestuous weather by which the preempt Whitsuntide is distinguished appear, to base offend but slight interruption to the holiday making portion of the metropolitan public. To all direr. lions numerous parties were semi leaving home at an early hour and the lint omnibuses were crowded with occupants bent on enjoying the day. The excursion trains to Grans. mil Southend, Brighton, and other places, hare carried large human freights from the dust and RDA* of London to the clear and bracing atmosphere of the seaside. The " Eight hours at the reside for half-a•awwn" appear to have been especially popular, and the Brighton Downs ban no doubt been tra versal ley crowds of persona from the metropolis. The (t)dal Pasco return will show a goodly hatch of visitors, as train lave bean running thitherwani all day long. The steam-boats on the river, notwithstanding the storm— for such it has really been—and the pleasure vans destined for suburban plaom —have also been active and numerous. To-Melt operas, camera, theatres, entertainments of all kinds—nawirel, pictorial, and rcieatific--music and dancing balls, all pat forth their claims to the suffrages of the holi dsy retaken. The theatres are not putting lurch new pieces in gnat numbers, trusting rather to the success of these that h•ve already need the ordeal of criticism. Cremona, Royal Surrey, and Pavilion Gardens, North Woolwich, en all open for the season, and the various out.and-indoor aninessnents given respectively at these popular resorts will &obeli, be attractive to many. The Canterbury and other music halls cachous to administer to the amuse ment of the public ; and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Paul, and Mr. and Men. German Reed, an still giving their respective entertainsnent• at the St. Jamise's Hall and Gallery of Illostratios. LORD BROCOR•11 AND rag A/RICA-N.—Before haring Liverpool on Friday, Lord Brougham and the Lord Bishop al Orient *compound by Nr. William Brow', cca.aidir:w of inspection to the new Free lib rar y now • erected in Sha sbrow, and were amincted over the by the clerk of the works. At the request of Lard Brougham. an emaucipated slave, who , coming over to this country many years served a ems years' apprentialebip with a • yer, and is now employed - at the sew building, wee introduced to hi. iordiship, who shook him warmly by the bawl, arid 'speared the delight and gratitleatioa afforded to him by seeing a free artisan from Africa aroonget English !showers Ou receiving from his lordalup a present in moray, he 'spewed , his gratitade not only for the pit, bet also fur the intertwine of kis lordship, but for whisk, he said, be should very likely not have been is hie present pa -1 sition. He raid he should prise his lordship's gift more than anything be bad ever reiseirod in hie hie, and would preserve it as a treasure. It seed hardly be said that with I regard to the Free Library Lord Brougham admired much the splendid budding which h• was importing, and the ability displayed in making the internal arrangemenin.— Lire/woe 41650 w. Tas Lama CAastasx' COMPLAINTS. grieves's' at the Uses Geberal Poet letter maim base use bees assieeted *lab( the rag week, nor will the wwa SA the knell link swam If the objects are to be ebleined by tesseenie egliaties. On Tomsk,' last the delegates swim net the asimimisaers, and underwent examiniks esperately as to the dada and salaries of letter carriers, awl Xt. Echoed urged that ao postman ought to melee law thee 25.. a week at the age of 26 years, aad complained the& the public =Memel by sr s boys Wag 'Wrested with re sponsible situations in the losit-ellice at slow scale of wages. lb. Walton explained that the sew system of delivering fareige mails was very detriment to the public interest, sad seated that the initiate instead of being delivered as boar umber wen Asa delved till after the noa-mitials s sterstag that therm, gibes was a failure. Regarding the forage mails seder the old system the second Fresh.mil used to be delivered on as average at 10.30, whereas wader lb. um system it was us delivered on an average by 12, and all Amigo mails went delayed through the abolition of eatreehity mousey. An eutirmiaatic meetingof sorters and letter carrier., hold In the amnpaper sorting office, received the delegates' aoronet of their second interview with the coin s" sad • resolution was neanimoua/y come to, to ail a Issoling for the purples of bringing before the merchaate the effect of the preemie system of management in delag the delivery of their letters. The meeting will take plan, I. the scene of a few days. —.-- VIRIT or ♦ ROMAN Parwcs TO ♦ YOILWIIti WOLD FAIN. —Oa Wednesday last. hie highs's@ the Prince Victor Weeeehachikoff, of RUM* arrived at Lard Middleton's farm, in the occupation of °eons Harrison, Eel., at Whermie-leareet, seer Yahoo, for the purpose of mapecting the dos& epos, and witneming the latest ha provernesta hi, the management of • Yorkshire Wald farm. His Ifiginems, w►ilst being shows over the farm, made pesticide" inquiries is to the stock breeding in the ililtrict, and also as to the merregernmet of the land, the system of emrlin•„ manures, &c., and expressed 6cation at what he heel witnemed and learnt. His krghow afterwards proceeded to SlMmere, to •row the oele bneed stock of Sir Talton Sykes— York licrald. _ _ fee latex VOLIINTIZIP. —At a meeting of the subcommittee of finance, held on Friday—Mr. l.m. Lover in the chair-- the honorary secretary =pounced that since the lad meeting he had paid to the beakers the sum of 2501., including the following sehecriptions and 4:1111114011B: Lord Boyne, 101. ; Lord Truants:on, 101. ' • Sir A. nate ' Adair, 51. • Colonel Adair, 151. ; Mr. Bruen, /I. P., 101. ;Mr. K K. and Ludy Louisa 'rename. 161. ; Mr. Jostles Resting, 101. • Colonel 11. Whit., 101. ; Mr T. M. Oreedue„ . ftatieny Park, Dublin, MI.; Mr. A. R. Wood:wok. Debi* 101. Varmint thetlercess, 101. ,• Mr. Indies A. Fitzgerald, Dublin, 101. the Right Hoe. a Cony M.P., 101. 10a. ; Sir Roger Palmer, 101. ; Lord Cowie. , , 6t. ; Lord Ashtowu, 101. ; bin Excellency the Earl of Carbak 101. ; the Earl of Clonenel, 101. ; the Earl of Dankly. 101. Lord Duarany, 101. ; Viscount llillon, IOL ; Mr. Jodie* Willis, U. Sir De Lacy Evers, M.P., 101. 10a. ; Bev. Joseph Marsha% 51.; sea Mr. Hugh Wthlosont, 101. 10a.,ke. He also announced that be bed received the following addi ticeal setecriptions to the band fend : The Marchioness of Donegal, 5L ; Lady Paltinaore, 21. ' • Lily Louisa Monism, ; Lady finical Miley, ; s ad Su• hells' Shea, 31. He stated that the Chief Coeuniasioner of Works, Mr. Cowper M.P. W/raided perrniesion to the corps to parade in the e. - - ()MAIL& IXIIIICTION Or VOLUNTIIIia AIT LINTZ root- —Ma d r riek. fiansaa, I=er el Volunteers far the am there visit to Liverpool es !Men day, sad impealmat a tt, IRA sad Nth sew= (61 volunteers. TM ecresony tort piss at the peliseriaties. sad after witaineivir the performer* of rnidaaa aammisam end evolutions the impeder impreseed his ratillestien with the conduct of the wen, and said that he likedi be able to sake a favourable report of their lapabi• MINI le the lasynetor-Oaanal. Ha partwuhirl3 lammed apes those Kenna i ll. ortan of making themselves laanters puaitio e hoped that wises be next paid theta a vial! it wadi ba to inspect them in battalions. SMILIMOUS 0171111•011 a BT. MART'S CNVILCII, WARTLEPPONE —On Weissedey evening, about ten o'cl ock as the policeman en deny was grieg hie rounds. he tovod owe of the woolen 1101111111 di this elterch epee. He got over the rails and intend the pomp. He wee followed by the bell.toller sad elerkb sess.whe welantly node a search. and found the Medi ia pose &WM ; twit holihre were taken from the mom en seek side of the amensien, ass braes candlestick wag Mabee belonging to the own, and found sundered ois the fear of the vestry ; the table see =ss ma the ink throws all over the place ; although every description wore Imps( up in the volley nothing wee fahea; the miry doer wee found open, when kis seppoold the mhos undo their escape ; the four subway pastes mad hr eollectiog wiewey for charitable were =tby the poen Mae being stripped . t was she oy MI washed their beads in the feet. the wafer was Meek. The parties Masi the pulpit aid dentsoyed the ps brnaches, epeeist the hymbook loft se the maim sad broke the Wages of the doer. The plebe aid emyging Wes was hied perfectly vele. °Mistimed mil hassocks were strews sheet the cher* namingthal th i jir_ite mud have Ms in it sane tine ; the kA basis to the books were distailisted over the Minh. heteir 6 . nay books were stoisa bee net yet hese saver- MM. It is !opposed the Fer new have seemed them selves derive Miss service a m t Wednesday morning. and uncle their swap sometime during the day or evening. —lisepiese Memory. Nis' Less or MAn. &ulnas turrwmc Liv =- ✓ot AID TIM INIAMA—About is nionthe ago • line of eterweeltips belonging to the Anglo-Luso-Brasilian Biwa Navigati.in Consperry eresionseni plying between =lord Haven, Lorna, sad »ma however, to the oketeeles nand by the railroad autho ° l ft es in Wales, the earns to the ccarlusioa to withdraw th e ir s hip s f rom Haven, both as • port of departure sod return, and run then fins Liverpool, the facilities being greater, the amount of cargo offering larger, sod the DIMS ot= end wedwaihng being considerably better th an a t In ewer ewe a the derision of the company the lea Ammer 671 the line, the Portugal, 2,000 tons burden, eel of , gnat parr, iris briseght round to Liverpo o l, so d a re rat ' aribes of the eswery were rapidly Mailed. lair ism reaped f or a pen fri4ht, while her •pleedid weer arailea forassee woe rapidly availed of, eraff en liape rker h pre Imo. NIPOWL ?Jetta. Non, and Co., tea Wz ete the advent with a ham erst ,___ e_LttieaeihlreneenL Newly of t Dredhea keetwarg theft Larks. tbuiehailis, Dad. Leis. it.., wow Feu* era irimeeed their= W appreed et the peeriew rretre Li r Ike eperee mil dal per el the rem= of the Aver- Lirelhisilke Now Ts' OswAirorrAs Warta IN Two Romer's. rasa.—At the Marylebese Osoneg, on Srardr, • cow miaistlem wee read Mr VW Ake a CIAO, 007111111thIler of Tehile Works, err% ie row to • hater IS the MOM of the foal ind oar* sire of the emereelel weer la the Ilegeett siththe Jeri wr ram the resigersra et the skier The Atka*, royal nail oissorthip Prism Albert. riled frau Geary en llreriay far John's and New York, with her Mapety's right, • heavy carp, sad 700 pr. •10.1111 L „ :17T frf 7:1 THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SHARE LISTS.-THLT DAY. Two °Twos. In the railway share market to-day business is almost at a standstill, and prioes in nearly every instance are nominally quoted the same as on Satur day afternoon. London and North Western stock quoted 1 to f ; Groat Western, 68* to 69; Midland, 1 161 to i ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 103 f to 1 • South Eastern, 84f to 85 ; Great Northern, 1 15 . to 116 ; &stern Counties, 531 to 54 ; Caledonian, 139} to 90. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are dull, at i dia. to par. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock is rather flat. ORDINARY WARM AND Koala zan.wAn. Orlag pris latarigm. 11111111.,V1a1. &Sum Va. lYd~o Sly* smd_ Tyne Dosiss.assiniot leistsl soil assist ri vi -111 ni Ti is 1M Mt tti __ and Baodaa 12 - ( 7 r;!;;4 7- 7. 7 :: Do. A A no dlr. until Do. B pc.lapaldto B. Dublin and Bethid Ins. Mind., Perth, &AWL &at Anstion Bataan 9?untlas tutor; Union, — Stock. Do. Stock Bos!eaffolk Mete fallnbargb and Glasgow adlnbrO,Perth. Dundee 'Forth sad Clyde Jan& 0 & Western gr* North ot Stogies& gfiresll Norlawn Dix • eke! INK bawd W illsulka Wel am) allin D&UsifirVai.Oen. Stk Idesurillea Torkthhe i~:l!..i~_,d LlTA:.taco... . Laudon 4 II airth .. iota. Da koolaAll=1" _Do. _awl 141 NamajlbstAllaseloi. 10 • LAW Mslmp/01W 10 Ds Sinai!Arby.. all MILK Wagon (In.) all Nowinooo . oald 000110110 al l 4 illaifiirketi%&• --- II Sonya a& Ifftwiry,Razimp.altiii UN Narbik Narthara Ooaalias ft A. Ile KCVO IMO & al. ail Darla Dana Itall. &D ei. ail Da. • _ Do 03.1TEira — W1 Do. Ledo Do. yak raft loaci; - NallbilWesbuneula liipAleemilkersitae. lo`wiw.r.,awa:~. 1. 1 Alwar.lll 10,11 sad Woe I &Main: goal& wale & Yeshi. t Over alkeiVeniAtas. DSOs ditto . " IN! Tab I- - D.. I /IV* Do. 0 ! Nealb I i l7l- ";i; 'B7& wuartaa • I ii•Ttlie;i7all -. 1 Mai larks LWATIL N Dais. & Lute:rep. elk N CeLedonlar, LIO ea Dea./**. a Aber. Jew P 3 La AapUea, A, bp. N D. B, 6p. N Dw 7p. el N La *na Is de. ShLS .,I Ip.C., olllskl 10 I SO Ds. is.llp. a IS imam Vale% sL N Wm.& ileigewap. el 114.1a.,7we5.Date.,4. * Omit Norther,. p. N D 0.6 w red.* lOpeLpw. N Do. tj per es*. N De.bp.e.noLat in l ocK • 104..Wa1. p. De. ;edema Gent Do. DMus. p. et. Do.lp.a.remisem Prel. De. WEL PPit. Nom De. ie. Pe. •p. e. n. 167 . Do. Owl (Too. Dora Do. do. do Da do. do Led* Nadia. ditallt 4a.ahriebt..ip.o.o66 et No. I De 10 Do 6 p.o. do. Na DO Do.daa do. ... • 10 Do la do. No. 4 /0 Da p.e. da .... * Do. war/AL d 0... 10 Da Tad Poi Wo k.. /0 Dafp.ado.(lo.l.4lKMl IS Do.Ao.l*. (Ma dot VD A 1 . 4.74/1/. owl it FA I T c " • a iT iTti. is Do. £ NiDo. Se per cost . Do.redmoshis N Ndland Cons.ep.e.nook IS Do. Coos. Dr.111.4p.e. IS Do. 4 I Yet. Pref. Stook IS Do. d Maio 4 p.e. ▪ Now*Abir.ea,per.ll 0,114111 option fall N it orli wia =6 Bi per soot 10 Do. New Or. Ip. et. 1 Do.Bordor Dais Niess.--Berw.6 p.o. 111 Do do. do IS Do. Leeds 0 pct. Nat IS Da York. H. 18. pure. ▪ artli ▪ W./Weillp.e. I N Do. birodosessbio . .1 out Now Prot N W L "6. N Des . N Dos T p. 44. Prot ial DIMON Road dy p. Drs. (lout As. &LOA N Dad SS Do. Gold 44 par osa IS & Wake pm 4 a** NOO aD 44 per awl TairWl4 a spa ilia Do. do. Mom NM Do do. Cep ▪ obet.aillkinopfpe al Aram= liskidlllttrpa ali ff ildiabs il Aya l a IL lassasia an Dann le adman di tamed' Una • Ss& an of is Ii Delon an Joillara i t= l o<Dada gm p. Onlid qR lama an Diam s st. 81; anllan= an Ossaiesse Dal& =Tualioal 2 wiz . a all al U Da illaa... al▪ l :Pavia aadi Odra' 13 Aisne aid IL haashoo le 1 110 114.2 , di ▪ lams awl 'toad Damian noysl awed* la I Do. '.it suit an Inaba* aad Maw_ ail De. par dal Pad Nil pad It pLuss.a Vaadiaa ail .. IV 1 114 116.414 ► . a r . hat t a • linden al Amnia di Winalatios r . 7 7 : "ITT MAY 28;Ak 1860. MONEY MABSE2.-THIS DAY. Two Mom. The Stock Exchange to-clay wears quite a holiday appearance. Scarcely any business is going for ward, and prices in nearly every instance are nominally unaltered. The funds, however, are • little firmer, and Console are quoted about i per cent. higher than on Saturday afternoon. At Paris this morning, aooording to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 69.40 fr., being about { per cent. better than on Saturday. Consols are officially marked 96 and 961 for money, and 961 for the account. The present quotations are 93 to 1 for money, and 951 " buyers," for the 6th of June. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 2274, 2284 ; Three per Cents . Reduced, 934, ; New Three per Cents., 931, 1 ; Thirty Years Ann., expiring in April, 1886, 174 ; Indian Five per Cent, stock, 1869, 1061, 1 ; Five per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 984 ; ditto Five and-a-Half per Cent., 1034 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures 1868, 961 ; India Bonds, 4s. to ss. dia. ; Exchequer Bills, 10s. prem. The foreign stock market is as quiet as any other department. Turkish Bonds have declined about per cent., the loan .of 1864 being quoted 74 to 75, and that of 1858, 574 to 58. In other descriptions there is no alteration of import ance. Sales are recorded as follows :—Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 661, (exchange 122.) ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 1011 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 214, f ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 271, t 7; Sardinian Five per Cents, for account, 851, f ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 581, 574. The shares of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company are quoted 14 to 11 prem. ; and those of the Himalaya Tea Company, to prem. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stooks will commence to-morrow (" continuation day ") and terminate on Thursday. The following are the days ap inted for the shutting and re-opening of the tra books at the Bank of England and East India House, viz. : Shut. Reopen. Three per Cent. Consols Friday, June 8 ..Tuenday, July 17 Three-and-a -Half per Cents r. o 8... t 9 If 1 7 Two - nod- a- Half per Cents ..... New Five per Omit 8... „ 17 Annuities, Jet 1810 „ „ 8... „ „ 17 India Stook Thursday „ 7...Thureday, „ 12 India Five per Cent Stock Friday, „ B...Tarelay, „ 17 The imports of the precious metals last week were limited to 20,0001. from the United States. By letters from Malta, dated the 18th inst., it appears that telegrams have been received in that island from some of Garibaldi's officers in Sicily. This circumstance shows that at some point of the Sicilian coast that leader is in possession of the ta ph station. The s Admiralty invite tenders for the conveyance of nearly 1,000 soldiers from the United Kingdom to Hong Kong. The Emigration Commissioners will receive ten ders on the 31st instant for the hire of a ship to carry passengers to Melbourne. The fourth report of the directors of the East India Coal Company expresses their satisfaction with the Indian management, and their "convic tion that the company is in a sound and promising position." The accounts for the last two years— the period over which the government contract extends—are stated to show a working profit of 12,4001., or over 7 per cent. per annum. This amount has been absorbed by the payment of the last dividend of n per cent., and the large sums written off the preliminary It 'a mentioned that the company win= largely by the extension lines of the railway now under construction by the East Indian Railway Company. A large contract has been entered into for the supply of ooal to this railway company. Owing to the recent accession to the company's property, a necessity has arisen for creating addi tional working capital. The directors accordingly advise that the forfeited shares be offered rateably to the prosent proprietors ? on payment of fit. per share. By the act of parliament recently obtained the company are authorised to open an Indian registry. A petition for the winding up of the East India Cotton Company (Limited) is to be heard in the Bankruptcy Court on the 6th of June. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 9691. The weakly traf fi c return of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, just received, shows an in crease of 2,7541. The annual meeting of the Mediterranean Sub marine Telegraph Company is called for the 23rd of June, at Paris, to pass the manager's accounts for the year 1858-60, and to consider "proposals for modifying the statutes and internal organisation of the company." The effect of the new Customs duties is thus sum marised in the circular of Messrs. Joseph Travers and Sons : An additional per cent. has beoome payable upon all duties on and since Tuesday, Mid instant, in this port, except upon tobacco. The woe extra charge will be leviable on all amounts of duty paid in places which at present have bonded privileges, whilst in places to which the privilege of bonding is seconded after the present time, 10e. per oent. will be payable in duties ongoods removed from other ports. SATURDAY EVIRDIM. Consols, whichnlosed yesterday at 96 to i t for the 6th of June, opened this morning at 95} " sellers," advanced io !Mf to }, and closed at 96 to f. For money the last price was 94 to 95. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 96, ; ditto for exeunt (June 6), 95, } ; Three per Cents. Reduced, M. }, ; New Three per Cents., 951, ; Indian 'Eve per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1061, I ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 961. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1859 was well supported at 1061 to 4. The Indian rupee paper met with very little business. Exchequer Bills were quoted6s. to 9s. prem. There was no new feature of interestin the foreign stock market, business being very limited. Spanish Bonds were inquired for. Brazilian Scrip was marked par ; Turkish stocks closed the same as yesterday, the Loan of 1854 at 741 to 75}, and that of 1858 at 58 to }. In the market for bank, land, deem, and mis cellaneous shares, there was no alteration to-day, with the exception of an improvement in Madras Irrigation. The quotations for the shares in new under tskings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 2} to 2} prem. ; Universal Marine, }to 1 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1i to 11 prem. ; Lon don and Provincial Marine, to } ; London and South African Bank, to } dis. ; and Himalaya Tea, to g prem. 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North Roskear are quoted 33 to 36 ; Hen Down, 4 ; Wheal Harriet, 355. to 375. ; South Cern Brea, 6} to e ; Best Basset, 120 to 126 ; and West Frances, 26 to 97. A large amount of business is going forward. Preen Stray Park Mine the purser writes, under date May 26, as follows :—" Our mine never looked bettor than at present. The 170 east is worth 901, and the 170 west is worth 1091 The winze under the 160 is worth 151. ; the 180 east for tin is worth 301.: and the 180 north part for tin and eopper is worth 201. per fathom. The stopes have improved. I think 'from the present appearance of the elvan in the shaft, we shall now very shortly get through it." II . Foreign and colonial mining "hares, on the other band, are very quiet, and in the absence L business, are nominally unchanged in price. At Copper Hill Mine mestiteg, on the 21st instant, the accounts s h owed a credit basun of 5291. 6s. 4d. Great Caradon Mine, on the 24th inst., made • call of 3s. per share. Wheal Margery, on the 23rd inst., declared a dividend I of Rh. per share (512/.) At Wheat Owles meeting, on the 18th • inst., the account s showed credit balance of 1,9101. la ld. A dividend of at. per share (400/.) was declared. 71e Frongoch Mine sold, on the 21st inst., 100 tons of Ised ors, at 141. Is. 6d. per ton. The Westminster Mine sold, on the 24th inst., 65 tong of laid ore, at 131. 5,. per ton ; the Mount Pleasant, 55 tons. at 131 16a. per too, and 5 tons at 14/. 2a. 60.1. per ton ; and theDyliffe, 40 tons, at 13/ ss. per ton. - - • - --- At a sale of copper ore held at Truro on the 24th inst., 3,301 tons sold for 16,08 th 13s. Average standard, ; average produce, ; average price per ton, 41. 17s. 6d. quantity of fine copper, 201 tone 5 cwt ; average standard, lad tale, 122!. 21. The following amounts were realised by the different mines : United Mines Great Wheal Busy South Ws& don Et. Day United Wheal Ellen Croddock Moor ... ...... North I)owna Tywarnhaille South Omni ... Gonamena Trefoil and Messer North Treekerby Wheal Mary Combs , Wheel Polmear Pedn-an-drea South Ellen Naseekuke Falmouth and Sperris Great Hewes . Trevisa Tai.. 585 £2,27919 0 1,337 15 6 3,570 19 6 1,510 3 6 744 15 0 1,266 16 6 1,064 13 6 528 15 0 660 0 0 461 19 6 419 4 0 637 3 0 420 15 0 348 15 0 502 7 6 194 0 0 59 0 0 30 8 0 19 12 0 22 12 6 16 0 0 130 .. 103 100 .. 100 ... 75 Is 5 Total !Alt ...... E 16,084 LS 0 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANA- 7 (718 pAy.) This day week tho weather in the United Kingdom was sunny and summerlike, the wind E. ; but two days sub sequently the wind turned to the 13. W., and since then continued in that direction, with the sky meetly cloudy. A Feat deal of rain has fallen, and last night it blew a pie from the W. Vegetation is steadily progressing, and thus far the appearances of the growing mope are satisfactory. The cornfields as well as the pastures vie with each other in luxuriency. The patsto-fields, also, present themselves favourably. This morning the weather in Loudon wen stormy, sky cloudy, wind west, temperature cool. The attendance of the trade in Mark-lane to-day was fair, the tone quiet, but firm ; prime of most articles unaltered. The supply of home-grown grain was small, and of country- made flour fair. The import s of foreign grain into London since last Monday were reported this morning as fair of flour, large of wheat, large of barley, and large of oats. Wirer.— English, steady sale at last Monday's rates. Foreign, rather easier to buy than last Monday. Pout held steadily at last Yonday's prima BARLIST very quiet,andls to 2s. ehearthan last Mostly' OATS in moderate demand, and aligMly lower than Left Monday's quotatiGus. litnANS.—English and Egyptian quiet at last Mandate currency. FLA unaltered, at last Monday's prion. QUIULANT QUUrATIONB, DUTY PAID. WIERAT.-Engliali white, 48s. to 60e. ; red, 46.. to GU. co&; Bantam and Konipberg, 58s. to 645. per 46411 i. ; k, 545. to 58e. • other Baltic ports, 465. to ; French, red, 50e. to 54. ; white, 56e. to 58.. nom -Town, 46e. to 50s. ; Norfolk, 375. to 38s. per 2801 b. ; French, 38e. to 42t. per 280th. ; American (United States), 28e. to Ws. per barrel. BARMY. -Eoglieh, 26e. to 46e. pee qr. ; Sallie, 24e. I. 35e. ; other aorta, 365. to 38e. per qr. OATIL-British, Zls. to 28s. per qr. . • Russian. 24g. to 251. per qr. • other Baltic porta, 245. to 25e. per qr. BIANIL-English tick, 33e. to 38s. ; harrow, 39,. to 425. per qr. Foreign, 325. to 40e. per qr. Egyptian, 35e. to ed. per qr. Pim. -English boilers, 365. to 40s. ; hog and grey, 34e. to 355. ; farms white, Me. to 38.. FLoAriss 0...N0055.-Binoe bat Friday 10 grain -laden. veresis were reported arrived at ports of call, :-3 wheat, 4 barley, 3 miss. The lake@ sales reported were :- Wheat arrived, Galata, 50s. per 4801 be. Wheat shipped or shipping, Marianopol, 53a. 6cl. per 4921 be. Barley arrived, 'brad, at Lisbon, small cargo, 28.. per *lbs. Nixed cargo arrived, Ibrail =Life, 345. par 4661 b. ; ditto barley, 275. per 4(3lke. for Cork. _ _ _ ..—..—.— Wheat continues firmly maintained in price ; but 11141 i. and barley can be bought on lower terms than last week. There ere now off the onset about 17 cargeleoffering on ale, vie., 7 wheat, 4 maim, 6 barley. AZZIVAIA INTO LONDON IMAM MAT II To ILA! It Cceatwise. WWI • • loreILD L C. RAG Gt. N. LEL Bo L 11.41 Wbee4.l Ibiairt qrt 4767 VS 34385 I Ski! 0212 Dim re .... .... .. 1 21415 216 14 moor IN 1 10 26 .... 12 44 24 Malt. gra IRO bd. NAL •• • • .. • • • • • • i n awls. 044 I as MINCING-LANE.—(THE DAY.) The market, u wastanam will be closed to-morrow, and no _public sale brought forward. tivou.—The tnuisactior in the private contract market Uwe Friday have bees frusta unimportant. OOFTEIL —No sales of importance reported. Tu.—The market is fins, but the large public sales to 00111111013C11 on Wednesday partly suspend buainer by pr. vete oontraet. The holidays prevent general business to-day. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady, at the annexed prices :—Peterabarg Y.C., on the spot, 525. 6d. ; May and dune., 51s. Gd. ; Oct. to Dec., 51s. 6d. 111 101,119 Ma OIL Sea 114. 11,911 1,411 4 4 ,0111 ,- 011.448 444. ad. SY Od. 04. Warikop.e.Jamalsk St. Nolo* 4 p.a. Mart. 06404. It. N. Bait 4p.st es.‘i sly I. 1 Ost.Wen. ea_ alp.al deb. 111. 11811116 X. id. p. sk. I ra irC iii ii - I a I'. u; i 15 :~ i~~ 1 ,4 BAMWAYS. a; l adr - Tkr 1417 - - Do. Prdaresee ~Brasit,ADoisriob 'p.c. Ma, Aug/..1 11171 indonisayba.ALlt. De. Jalyl.lB7l. ago Do. hums 1. 11D4, ditto WNW lb i t Inias 01104, 8"2 1 4" yr cirt: BO Li Irina II De. 10den II DF. a. ill Day rp. bllmi rrobsof ▪ Do. 1p 414,. ea II l et ill De. psr et Prot. all Do.B6o.PreL= ill Do. lOr et all Do. T pet el n ail Do. 60. DR ell De. elm 00 Great Wilma • Da. New 11l IL etr a d a l s er el ell Wig U Ds. New ell Deleld,pard .t 1 2 Ds. D de. 4°. :ke n en Ddr•tp.eiNast.part MO Madras Orr. de vs et. : • Do pp : 4 0 46. pir st S . fttm. -281 it . 10 Do. Ult let's. do. 100 Melb.Corp.e. et. MI N. ftwiewlek at -- en eraos7ccoo. — Dw tio.*di Do. 44 I sop del Do. 41 . 0. _load do. - I Do. Punjab olalNlSlong. rladad.llaina.forlp -- 4 . -- - • mai 04. N0un444041 , 100 114.011/ R. Mx 49. at. Prot, Ma 100 11,4411,4111 at Burt as 4 W441004_ 140 4,0111,010 at 10•4100 lOO 1,1110,000 et Kiiimelas lOO SIAM 04. IMAM 011. MN 0 1,0 1 E: 1 61. 140 I Cati.Gov.4lp.c.Jac../.lld 100 Do. 6 per mt.. DIU Do. I per coot. 1170 l6O Do. Spec cent. , 11111 lOl D 3.6 per ct. leb.a.ky 100 Do. lipar et. Mar.lllo 100 Do. per mat. lOO Do. do. Scrip U New Bransw.Gov.6 100 N. S. Midis Ov. &p. 0.10061100 Do. 6p. 0..1Y71t01071100 Do. 6 p. a., 1868 Nova Scotia 6 p. at Sta Deb. redeem. 1871 S. Amt.. Gov. 6 p. c. Bondi 100 Vie. Or. 6p. c. Jan./ July 100 Do. do. 6p. e. Apr. lift. MO JOUR STOOL Agra sad U. kr. Doak Moolaskiis Bank of Egypt Bank of London Bonk of Turk*, Mean N. America lehart. Doak of Aeolians. and China. MIA. Dore. of India Lop, sad Mao gv : Quells bootArLeharld o f SwilworbaL Ch. Book of AIWA lola* ...•:: las. and Wasialamisr Nst. Pro ,. of Soglial _ _ Do. Now .60 NaUonal Hank 20 New South Wales 26 ,Oriental Bank Cewpona 20 lOttoman Bank 102 Frwrinctal of lethal 10 Be. New IttrAranHa at al Australis 1:10oa of Loo!Ilas I 6.7 iii ii.i.U - 1 Australian 1 Atlantic Te 1 .1 1) Berlin Watntecolln.. Bait. Anterkan Lad . Irk Irteidirev_TeL Do. Do. I T p.m WU Mt Lend Iltotlng.temeft Islands TeL (L) Fret. riper cent hlaoe lio - . — Preferenos Do. 6 p. cr. Perp. Deb belt Telegraph tie - end Asst. Cop. O tag. ut Steam =len Groat Ship ( Indian and Art. Inn. Distrlet Tel CIO Louden Dlarsest (I.b Inn. Oen. Omni& On Nadine brie& • Ord MediterrosealtnenTd. 'godlier. Rt._ Tel. gem) National pumas OD NerboddiOntalran(L) Netherton& !ast;.. Do. Sp es. h. at 1 N. Brus.A N. Neal. la. N. BAR ATR;i ;•• lida L. Mental Or_ _ Do. •• Now awes °dm la Ma (La) • Do. M. Pool laver Lad& Mu. Posta rid Odom. Sam To7ii; - ad Bea It LL Tot 0 p. e. tor 50p. by Ite. Ow 14ralry Ina Ninr tont Mail Nom oottiola Last er oath Australia Lead titunitrtoo Tel. &alp Do. do. Itagistarod "nut & In Ow Up. Ca& it Moues Load 10000 101 a 077 1 10,000 se, i ss. I 9). MO 11. 1141 0. 2 C II at 00 W If K 4 01.400 ISAK) 14,430 0.000 0,000 ;000 / MO 1 tr,oool 0,030 960,000 11,000 Loon:61 vs awl iie:iiiil 700.0xel - 71 . 10,000 SOI, 000 !!"- 6 0 .04 30,000 L icoool io,oooi iiiiii 14 t ,1106 76.000 t.80X0) ii ili Of 1 * 14 fi I T 5 SO 79 IS 0 7$ i etls i pm 1t It 1 Ms 1011 0. 1 u6dis Li: 701 a a ne an SI SS 11 SS SS W SO SI OS 70 ee iO N} mo ms 09 100 41 SS 100 NI 100 91 94 SI 99 911 99 111 1 d I I I I 6 7 6 V 1 mai 1 a : wit I I 4 ISO IN HO 100 100 100 100 100 L lie i 10) I 10) I Ili i et. ( so a Is a M uhl 4i i 0 st 1. 1i nog i ..- - SS 1101 lle U. 111 UO Ut Mt toll IM{ 1, 1 i 1102 100 110 112 1 106 i 107 71 - 77 03 03 Ili latik si is U. le SO 32 NI 75 I. 11 1 .1 HI 111 151 17 11 IT 4 4 5 as N :• 21 II US 110 is 25 114 214 10 Ile 101 100 140 IM 1111 107 re lza t le 1 dlal If " Ii- • 4 1 Of dim $1 I is 1 1 i LIM 41 44 VT TO U 141 L i : 1 48 1 4 94 ilk Lk 11 LOCAL SHARE MARKET& II 11,1 Untaroot. Itsi 211-111rkenbse4 70 71-oalorketan stock, 60 044-111044111 CooniiiigL 1 0 :res4 Northam stock, 116 o—Geoss oolens, si—Loisookirop soll Yorkshire, 104 1041-le=o=l4l 6l =l,lo2=to r ekta sham 2-16 d. , 41f 41/—llad• lewd Week 1111 t 114:-Notlik Milk skid, 61 } eti—Rw& kist fordshire, 4 ali—Mell t ftse rits. lesirltt otgtal stock, 061 Wl— yosk dock, Tal 804—Ilitto, Leeds stock, 62 101 1 — Oxford, WoressTes omet Wolverhampton, 444 464—Bouth Ihrtedsh, 14 42d-0M Ismasbom i i: m5. :4 1 4 Weak et Osawda. 6 6146—Ous m Wallsrs et 121:1111e. New ahem Tit —Naas cool Ito Him" ok 3—Lembearlfeastims, e die. pat a —Ovisi 116. 41d to ik BIZZINNEAD RAILWAY. —A meeting of the Biz- Lisboa Railway proprietme wet held on Saturday at the cams, Birkenhead, to consider the creation of new prefe• ream shares, kr., and to authorise certain expenditure on sew works. The meeting, however, was pro forma only, and was adjourned until the 9th of June. iLwomitneez HALL —The following are the mess ef gmtleusen who posed their examinatioe in the mimes mid pmetioe of me and received oertideates to ea Thunday teat I—W. R. Richardson, Mho, rr u k 6k r J. Towhee, Barrow Leigesteseldee ; T. Joao, UP, ittallidrsi W. BluadallAhighcme. Dorset 8. wadi, elaned, W. TAB ni-Dais or MoDENA.—We reed in the ONTINV Merominfe of Genoa of May ft :—" We know paitively, age the Sentinel:a Break-Uses of the 23rd, that the Mistrials garrison of Verona has evacuated that oily, red I iselseleued upon the Po. It has been replaced at Weems VI troops of the ex-Duke of Modena." A Vim's letter of May 20, in the Swabian Mercury, says :—" It appears to be certain that the legitimist party is P • ooep in Italy to restorei the expelled prim es. preparin g Ii squally Certain that the Piedniontese government knows of their intrigues, and is prepared to defeat them." The New lariat Gamine 'Arum teat 1,500 Aniline soldiers were landed an May 13 at Moffett& to reieforee the King of Napise'e easy. A AULD Fos Sronrsian.—The Eivapore Ffil. Prof stentiwee the witowndiag fact that sinoauniary, IMO, MOO Aire hemp been carried off k i tigges in Johan, the end of the Ramat Is amok worm than to fliegapen. The f s iii Shaw mom thee their meal email& gad eignierly ga Mama Resit They hark ellems la Res 'anew jangle maim sad sOng out tram be hind est the unfortunate weer by. The Chinese have erle mega ths in baps number% and hen evilbelien e pm l i chier sad bleak pepper. The refine hem el the (teen we awl se swam far the It is Dow= lajabgee seam te week in= ee Vora is talk= Af ebetteweat newel deaths the cultivation must Th shi eel"? of gambler impaled into England annualy, fer 'Wag warpage', ted,oootans.—Oserfand J'fiewei of lei& 100. loot' lei i 1011 Kt Ms - 103 Id Ref ... 1011 101 ail U If 100 90j Si .... 101} 1011 II lei — IQ I WS lOkt•• 24. k lif a at e M dii T 1 ; - - gi 4 17i Mk i PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. Stock on hand this day Delivery last week Ditto from tit Jane IMO 1r1;; - 1 Wt week Iran Ist inns rice Y.C. per cwt. this dap Ditto Town last Pliny - 1,073 JAM Men na 71,&311 Ot,She 61d. Id. Mk Od. Arrival for the week eadtes OM d Jim hot year, 1,0111 casks, end delivery 772 cub. . _ _ METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a larger supply of beasts and trade for them r not so brisk as on Hendry last, consequently prices are rather lower. The number of sheep is considerably larger and trade i• dull. A clearance cannot be effected although prices are lower. Lambs and calves are selling about the same price as on Thursday. From Germany and Holland there am NO beasts, 4,000 sheep, and f'2 calves ; Sixth; 140 beast' ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,000 ; and 150 from the Northern and Midland Counties. Per stone of Sibs. ad.s. d. Per store of 8124. Diet loots, Bereft's. 6 0 6 2 Best Dna& Ilf.bdafet Best Shorthorns . 4 8 6 0 Bess Long.wools.... - Iletend quaL beasts 38 4 4 Do. de. Bborn .... 6 Calves Pip 4 4 6 0 Do. do. Shorn .40 4 re Best Dea*Ellf-brels lambs Beasts at market, SAW ; Shags and Lambs, 26,500 ; Calve% 130; Pip. 210. d. 8. d. $ 1. 111 0 s 4 BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) sews. Pattenden and lintith report a steady and firm trade for good ample' of Weald Kent end Sussex hope. which are scarce. The accounts from the bop plantations mesa of the blue not prog ress ing well at many place; =A the land getting in a very wet 'tate. A few thee have made their appearance, but not yet in sufficient quantities to affect prices. A RIOT AT Paensmuft.—At Peshawar, which bad but just witnessed the triumphal of of the vice roy, surrounded by an imposing arrey of British barmen", a serious disturbance has occurred, in consequence, to some extent at least, of the dread of new taxation. A corree pendant, writing from the spot on the sth inst., thus de scribes the °not and progress of the disturbance "It was all about Mr. Wilson's Adam scheme, which the natives are imagining to be nothing lem than based upon this mode of taxation—the bead MI a family to pay 35 itireea for himself, 30 rupees for hie wife, 5 rupees foe each of his children alive, and 2-8 rupees for every one he may lave buried ! With this extraordinary notion urging them on, a mob of nearly 4,000 of the populace of Peshawar emerged from the city yesterday morning, and proceeded to the residence of Captain James, oar coMmissioner, and addled it with sticks wd atones, bree t king the windows, and otherwise de. mien the place. Intelligence was immediately moseyed tote brigadier who lest up the 17th Irregular Cavalry, under Cal tck ey. The cavalry was soon on the grout and chug • crowd, without, however, using their swords. mob was quickly dimmed, leaving four of their number dead on the ground, where they bad bed. trampled under the horses' feet. The city = I Tea immediately dowel, and bodies ce of poll each entrance to all to amennt the people eke NV* bo on their return ; and other der rmeasures destedepeed to preservn the peace. which ve ic bad the effete iKreseering trod relllt2 in Om plaee. 111111 fears are esterldned of other demonstrations of the kind, and the authorities are sleeping with one eye open." home of the ringleaders have been inmnsoned and others hare been whipped.—Afeirde Ardourum, April 29. I !PE SO 111 HS IN 1M ISS • Si t