The Express. — London, England, 1860-05-18 00:00:00

- - 1 1 11.1§ EXPRESS, RlLll)Affi EVENING; MA:111(AS. 1800.i' __.. - - LAW INTELIAGENCE. MONEY MARKS7.-2'IIIS DAY. _ Istlan, and of }per cent. in the new Vieteria Ircein • SHARE _ LISTS.-THIS DAY. BRITIBiI POBBlOllO9B. I Coates prim tialestodn (THIS DAY.) - the latter closed at 106 } to 106 . Other -,- IL Ix I RAILWAYL yesterday. I mina 13 government securities were likewise fiat. T wo o'COnce. us an einem° nat. la ft MI , - • Two o'Crooz. The shares of the Thames and Mersey Marine se tt 7 COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, The funds opened thin morning with a flat ap- 1 4 - (Mum Mr. Commiedome Foam) Insurance Company, after falling in the morning to . The,ereetoereilw,llYAtthereemarkoetf }per Dent " 11 4... j. IL L Da l l ahammaiii de als t il". - 4 1 dia M _ Pearance, and were for a time ►restrained from ins- 1 1 t° 11 pram., were suppor t e d thi n afternoon at 11 . p in le c ce n cen in t. --r _ _ I is let MARLIN Molar egaittrox.6l 7* - • • heekraT4 was • selhator. of 4. Oardea-court. Tem* prevenient by the announcement that the French t° 11 P relim n°twithatajltillig the general ileevillems on .en the •41 mewed maminatien meet*. No lemmata funds had opened at a fresh fall of 4to # per cent. of the Sark xchange. Tbe London list tens rr.. Great stock, nrth and lv es of tern, l wow :11 Ban D ix ce „Break.iratra ...Nrem aciound, Gan B4L, An 1, 18'72 . le t hoe aird. o'clock his • The closed at 12 t morning. applications midland , mademedbyllefLiLli. 76 80 - _ an , • hefle', as I,h a lf ,4 t h e h ee i ttep e, m i m e foe another Neer,. haa since been received, however, of a pertial re- in London alone represent considerably more than and Caledonian. Other description. - 'worst al • math, to give time for the prepareftel of °every at Pada, and an improvement of about 4 per double the ' amount of the entire capital. The cif 'eat. London and North Weetern g stock is now m q _ cus uot i ld sii I overate% lernernep.egua• e f , Tr io me ttle g li ll i7 t A l vZi c ei ll it th b e ern me b u y Yegterd no mean " s aitgracicet generaL ne m ° to ile• Dmi l nne ekri i. l i ris 'ere di tir e ttd: le e 7 4 - i ...te e for the ...ep ee ., counseled to the 63jours. cent. hie' accordingly taken place in Consols. In allotment cannot take place for some days. - ae The quotations for the s in wader- 99 to 4 ; Great Western, 674 to 1; ,so 74 Dayton, r e aer cent t i gi. dlis 4 the share markets , with the exception of a alight • Marine . 1154 to 116 ; Caledonian, 84 to 90 ; I.4lll6ftehire 77 ' e Ilmnint ha ft 00 Use Wise - in . • rep, bee hirer the di e ml of certain pewee. teat Ple4 to • 1 •if Counties, 53 to 4 ; and Great so is Do. Jublielpore iMs* Pm _e ,i eie lover.% which was on of much deteil, stocks, there is leo improvement of importance. don and Provincial Marine, 3- 6to 1-18 dist., --. ' 100 an Do. Mp. et Debent 96 In lx .•,., le cetelimee upstairs. Very little busiest. is going forward. showing a fall • Buenos Ayres Railway, 3e to 4 Northern, 114 to 115. to al Do. 6p. at. do lOO 101 - _ at e . 11-10eir nenetemed this ernafternent. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain fiat, 90 a n alt e m ouree . ti. 92 I t o f •t ••‘aniination was elminoecl for • meth. At Paris thin morning, accenting to Mr. Reutedg prem. ; and London . and South African Dank i din. lll:fere Mr. remise...Mier Roam) telegnins, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at to Par oan at to Ith: ll :n ay % nre Th itned e atocks y. Indi of the d t eseript wo lea= 1 1; 1 6 , 600 lie l aree r : e6 parte , ett e promp eanadi betni 9e7B: Os ! l ei t 3 R i 7 , .Ap tic .7or Lox.: slaglEtniOn OF CIOSTIFICATL 68.55, but improved to 68.70, being i Per cent. are dull, and Brazilian still eat 100 all Do. T par et. 1802 B5 85 - et I "'Vtt nea e. *niche:see meaufaetarer el Red lower than on Wednesday. The telegram reports MINES.- THIS DAY ORDINARY IMAMS AND STOCK& lOO all Do. de. Uwe mo an tie do. 1872..,. • 71 :I et e .1, iftneeme. This me the certilleate meeting.li .. ne . tee n y 8L Ile Lem Penland& 91 9* e „ eel , „ teas to ea..e....1 creditors meet ;. 0 lb. that " agitation " prevails on the Bourse. I dls 51 -iy bed been eadgevil. At the bsginiag of 1857 lea Console are o fficially marked 941, li, #, and 4 Two o'Onsca. m.I Pit I Barman. I 6 a tt ei gU rie ." I u lnae . I Do. New . . n • elsivieseey of 1,529 4 , L0n ...„.... d; for t i. ..... 46 ..... mi . 6 hod for money, and 944 and 1 for the account. In the mining market to-day East Wheal Rummell AO IS amb.,Yea,lestAllutn. - - - _ 10 10 8. of India a6_ p. et. __ 1 11 dts in t an West Ounda, Shard 121 3 0 1 h le Do. New et T Ils 61 shares have risen to 134 to 13 ; East Camden r g i ,„..8...., t i,= . ~.7 „ ..., 7 : „se - mo on Do.B&L,partrlDlS 96 1 -. b ..reeve hi. difiriemy of three years ego from 1, .to The prating quotations are 94# to 4 for have declined to 72 to 8 ; Hingston Downs le e n - 100 all Do. do. 73 tin 16 100 - Ml's There were De deed, not menet le money, and 94 1 " buyer,'" for the 6th of are firm, at 31 to 41 • West Caradon II lel eel Yfre• - - - 100 au Do. do. 73 WM* tie 100 - ; 4 ..• the r..4ts of the petition. Th ere were 80.. le an mareeeltMLC 5l I* ...- 100 on Do.fily.ftllde e per.77 92 111, - l' ete hot the expenses moan to 1,4711. June. The official business report is na are quoted 80 to 82; and West Frames , 22 to ..- ea mass Ina Irmo - Lew weed ter the trade ansigsee fee a debt of follows :-Bank Stock, 2264, 2274 ; Three p er South Francs have also been dealt in in the Stock Oe. me i I. en. awl 1 twice..tit hong "hew onl against him , the beak. ,-. „, Reduced, 23, 221, 23 ;„, Three Exchange at 1524, and Wheal Edward at 24, being ;r; me Rance - - 41 7 - t es t e bad male over what little property he bad left, worth 'erne' New per Ceuta., fiat. le MI • •nediv. Mil - - - ilt a) 1 1 1 : De D° : Le t retes. c3. r a re ... e l "92 0 d dla 9.31 ....-- es. LO meta oorpop. CO. - - t o.et Olor .to a favoured creditor , his furniture me settled 921, 93 ; Thirty Yea= Annuities, expiring in April Cobra Copper mining shares are dull, and have l e ti e e ♦ p.e. wt .* - - - 10 all N. meanies* Candi I ... hi. wife ; .43 dint 11'1,1V WM II re, h ie ere ene ee r o , ~„,,, ism he hod t "M omtr e ' lle° 66 2 Ifles, 17 7-16, 5-16 ; India Stock, 220 ; Indian Five m ail Le. - - - dm A en. alt 5 7 „„ been sold at 44. United Mexican are marked 11 i is u t Dug ; w a w a &moan e 9 . - 10 an Do. do. Lnd do ll 7 - i ee l* set .4 t h e po r b et . of h ui em bl em ; h e had per Cent. stock , 1859, 1064, 1 ; ditto for account, Dun Mountain, par ; St. John del Rey, 271 i and ea "% stem be . 17 _ 10 all Do. do. B cap. do. e 7 - se. ea 66 liti i 10 all Do. do. Land do. 5 T - Reef meat el the par si-kJ effice. in Clerk/swell, and wee 104 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, Fortuna, 3 and 3 1. at. 106 laftwe Lem Stock IS Si ~,,, es fe. • (Limited) - - - I I...tiered to be a man ~ f iuletanee. In November lest. wheel - St. 100 kinds left _ 1 en the eve .1 endure, he hail mete a preferential payment 9 7 4 : ditto Five - end-a - Malt Per Cent., 102 1, 11 ,,.. 031 ; ate it Y fr o t, mo r T d e7 = l " ne t inee on ti th n t - SO 6 Ll ied. Pub - .4 1001. to Maas itroekam a odative. Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, vet ; 1,0t21. fie. Adi - - fTur th mo e I n 2L th h e in it an rking t, timi d 11 61.-- " all taloa 83°4 all - 17 - - 81. 100 DoIaiLISLMM.g e Op.et. 2 96* - _ Mr. MSc= for the beakrupt. mite! the me oa the of 3s. per share (960/4 was declared. .. 11 / m a 16 74 1. 40 e _ e _ es T 9 -0) 13 SLAndreweit , ebee A - - 4. M i. time. 44 nen, which he had bees ia latfteessome __, Exchequer Bills, 4e., Ba., and 7e. prom . At South Buller and West fte. uthal Mine meeting, the .4 . - io , , Adug 7. o 7p. th , DwAse NI Ille - 15 1 Urelted.Serft I 1 Mil - amounts showed a balance of meta over liateliOse of 10 a u * d e see e ye. e t ., - - t ee ...te s t .4 hi. pus * w e e p with th e new ' The Turkish LOUR Off 1854, after being 734, 1841. 13. AMI of Is. per share was made. IL 100 Glasgow lk & Wasters - 99 101 - .-.-- . o ,litor. He has} dealt with the firm for 40 years, and has improved to 74 to 76. The Loan of 1858 has Romans Mine has made • call of la. per share. 10 MI Ginn Weather. Seethed - - - MENTORS latenfa. l oci them lieleifte. (mom to the death el Mr. Cialbas, Mine reeetinj on the 12th inst. the IL 1 ' Gre* MAL= Ow enser peruser. the beams had hem eremse, sad hie not shared in the advance, .being quoted Al Pridems ° 7 °°d .-- ~ ' 84. 1. Do. A steak 114 116 , accounts obeyed a credit balance b. 52/. 12s. 4.1. - OIL 04,3ferftepeelanieTely eCO - - - K, 1 , Do. B stock 131 183 - eels ellermitlee was to come to the 0041 M It was es area - no better than yesterday afternoon, viz., 561 The Buller and Basset United Mines, on the 15th inst., ea : e , Gee &met a lled ,. (In) 111 114 - IL Nedslk4p.allar.ditopt. goo 96 96 - neat in hie Lem that he still held the parockial Maces9l,43l St N. BM. 4p-eLJea./zeulylloo 100 103 - to 57A. 'This department generally rewire; heavy, ands • cal of 21 - ed.ner share. ft. l• , Greet wines tee et WI I eforel to. ~ • From North Wham Exmouth (May 16) the &fent report': a t. 1 , . DoelfterVaLGesellik SO 66 - Ilk_ I LL Osl seauteh t7MV6a . %tack & i t l et ee Ir a 1e 7 9 , = .' He Hewn cal he reale net Well MM.. worse case. with little inquiry. Mexican Bo nds a r e last --" The rim in beck of 28 north of shaft is yielding good . 190 Lawastdrat Yorkshire 1021 1021 104 21 i 1 " 4 " 7 I° the ' l. "'" of the court above at the cam ' 4 marked 204. Sales are recorded as follows :- awing wor k for lead _•• and I have to-day set a itch in SR Inlelemace anti hileheen n er I T tist •• to ;one Maaic,•," he felt bean to adjourn the certei.ooLONLL 410V6931/0121T 51C11112116. eit, ler tee years-- when grunted to but the third elm Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 201, 4 ; back_ . ~..r i_. ,_ thie ire_ I. I have pleasure in stating that the; part Lit• . i , l " 12-6 06. 1 r 1 = 438 *Dev. 11 12 - e. .... me e re, opening beyond my expectation, and will es I F ° teeeeeketoeth e tew ., 98 , 1 toe we e 9 e I N .. I ee l Illeente. I Pd. IM. prim 1 Sibs Mr. Dorsals mho! fur protection_ Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, ergot rust Es o wn c o t s." Ili 10 Do. 4 .. die - ... .. LeinneleaeltJul.loo 114 MI - 'co- Il Ltee .." m "„e e"er l ,, eted. -Whet do the elea l leee et Y to that? 03 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, at. ne roadont=Weitern 911 94 - .... Do. epee eon, U 79 .. 100 - - - U all .... .... .. DA spree= 18i0 .., 100 - .... - The U m n °l6lm eer - Then he will he without protection 84 4 : the Spanish Committee's Certificates, COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. 16 all br...-itez= 1 - I f t - .... .. Do. aver elat e 1882 ..100 - - "- ter Ss montlia from the last examination (1541 i of Marche 44 ; Turkish Six per Ceuta., 1861, for account, 732, --..-- ee. to men,ente.alintelnea GI .. Do. ever et. Fele*Ang.lloo I* Ul - Ittakrupt -Itis a most creel thing ea the part of the 10 4 Metropolitan 2 eta - ..sigaces, After the time I have dealt with their fi rm. i, 741 ; ditto Six per Cents ., 1858, for account, 57, DAY. at, too Midland MARK-LANK-en:1B ) , • at: too Do. Bow a Derby es se Do. do. ken.. _.le - - - 56 1, 5 71, 57 1 4. The he in London, and ia am parts of the United ee _„„ „,,, ..___ , 116 11 _ 6 11111 -16 14k 7 • 741141:•••••• 1 Ist rPerret4l6lt. r.4124P' 1100°° 144 UO4l WI- Kingdom, hea been =as keg Wednesday, and in con- =,, r i t . ,r-Z io " ae rs o 7 e = Z _ -- .. New ftwasw.Clov.6 D . M . 100 101 Me - :::: .ll.Weleaom_f De 18061100 100 - THE POLICE COURTS. The shares of the 'themes and Mersey Marine female= mace last week, showery, ntoMlyelondy with very is ,„, Nez,x,„,Aber.,&g.ri. Is ft - •• • • .. Do. sp. e., 1M to 1876 100 100 - Insurance Company are firm at 14 to 14 6 di. - little mushine k temperature, temPsilit• i wind math. 10 9 Newry. t Artasigh,deL V _ _ ••• • .. Do. 6p.a, Me 100 100 - (THIS DAY.) The ere grain dope have rm a at imereved by the recent e) an Neery,Warrenp.alies. - premium London and South African Bank ag ep s d ous an d isvouragy. fle 100 Madam .7 . • ;;;; ;', Nere m e a l°363 retissi t. 6 1 1 ,,, 978 1533. .... r x o , N o n rat mit -'" - shares are quoted k din to per. Th e attendance ct me the Nark-lane today 50 111 Worthen , wanner The- 41 gm St. 100 Nerds Brittelt _ .... .. &Agnew p. .... .. Vle.Gr.ep. e.Jesi&Jege lee - - lett MANSION- HOUSE No gold was rent into the Bank yesterday. The teowee fair t r tas9liequi9ll4d • i The m e : howe ereie • l gro er wn ee Lt.. all a Nort&De A von Rail. &D. .- - - _ .... .., Da. do. 6p. a Apr s .& US 1661 108 i lea} di 61 _ W"'• Wra" . °^ 4 414 caarged with "'Wei hie erePkgeer influx qi gold from the United States, consequent • small, e and of eon -Mare Sour titian. Tbe ft 100 N. lietern-Benrick O4 6 • Mr. .I. Till, of 19, Greet Tiem-street, tavoreakeeper. Fain wet l3lMas MINIM . 1 The promeutor deposed that, the primer had bees upon the improvement in the exc hanges, has deci- imports of foreign grain into eine* last Moody 26 i6l Do. o.N.ll.Pura ::4 fts at 1 QM 84. 100 Do. Leeds Ito . IM. I realm . 1 N. ICI. prima I Miles. in hi• service as cook for nearly • year, and had dedly revived, but go has the demand here for ek- were, reported.an of this boi leorte d e oeog es seeella float/' dour , at. tee Do. York teen dailys treated with the greeted coned/woe portation to the Continent The City of Baltimore, °I welt". 6 7, Bt. 108 North leaden MOOD 20 lintlek Iron W111•7.-blelialii marce l 7 any °fern*. nominally In 10 all NorthagWenesstane. 9} l i ~ 7: :ilia kinilorw , no sumicions being eatertabied ea to bis from New York, has brought about 100,0001. in per „ wt ., deem. flea i a . t le e w ay . y on e gn sold set at vonhaeseedeeee e Is e - beeedy until yeskeibiy, when • • Policeman e , e _Menteht_ ee specie. Of the 142,500 i. in gold on English amount w i le. par over last Moony'. nit= K. 100 Odon,Wer.AWilleer. 46 09 "- eeft .. .G. Oars IT 1 a* IMO to Mr. Till seven tewela which belonged to nint, ad tas .. Nest Basset ) - by the Vauderhilt, the ta ir e ca n terportion, in American nova. yat about eat Ilmday's prim 10 all Peelles - '" LIM arch MOW Bin wheei lied been taken hem his Ileum wiat this wenn- ge 11l - 6,000 .. LIR Rawl eravietke rt. 4.. lle 11 12k_ sem. The prisoner said he knew nothings& all about them, eagles , was yesterday for abroad. The bulk, if RAM* Isms *sired after, unaltered at last Monday's : all =eh - - _ en.) could in no way accused for their being is hie pores- not the whole, of the 196,0001. Australian by the sates tend* downwanis. - • • *Bl.. Asibin. get 35 U itil g .. loath i&e15 ,....i . 17a 13t 131 xd - Result and Jessie Boyle is also expected to be sent OATS with • demand, maleftined at lest market's a l: 1 10 1 emeit eall 7l6- N een .e t zel eheeetee et vs advaaas, say .._ _6d. per q . wearer than last Monday. , ft. i.e Midland gy go _ - g .. WiliErat 1 12.13.11 1 if - • .. 9. Wk. Tar Orelet-71--e).• ale 4 = A policeeifficer ant he went yeetenlay to the primer's awa y. Bauft-Englift and Egyp r tiao quiet at last Mondays st. , maim - enhelig., with Mr. Simpsea , of the Divan, in the elbead,4ooo .. vale The Stock Exchange Committee are continuing eartreacy, rather eltase_er. 10 all 4 3 din - 1,014 .. Hende-Foot 81.13e 28 29 - th. prienicen former mutt. They found there some artickw . ee. 166 r - - belonging to Mr. Simpoin, and the cloth e pre = their laborious investigations in connexion with FLU fluid af lag BoodaT's Prices. g s . 46 - with 11 r. Till's mark on than . Mr. Simms Pullinger's frauds. They have met latterly four CURRENT QUOTATIONS, DUTY PAID. 64 V I A la ga ca - 806 Mistgent (11117IMMO. 2 45 _ te pro...cute im his own amount, but sent the cloths to Mr. days in every week. The results at which they have • , W111 7 e 7 • -130 41 17 M white* elk to Ms- ; "di 441. to 525 ' M ' Y alleseSe 2 77 9 0 6,000 ~ N ein Dawes - Till. who ilereled to .10 so, and gave the primer into ens- Latin and Ronieg* bera 46e. to Ws. per 4941 b. ; lie ell . 6 8 as yet arrived are believed to be briefly thus •.--The r im q t r i 6i . 546 , to ass. ; other Baltic roe* 4 6 . to 52 8 ;u el u - go 4 0 161 - .. leensse (Mips) lode. the premier they admitting that he had taken the entire amount of money, of course Union Bank h en * eie L eg e . to 5011. ; white, 48s. to hes. . 26 * . Si 9 Pro -6, .. N. Wh. lemestileape) Is 61 * - 1.128 .. %Oath Moll OMIT - el-the me i vying he was very sorry for it, - le Ili 11* - Th.- priemer now pleaded guilty, and asked that the case money, traced to have been actually paid into the noon-Town, 445. to 48e. ; Norfolk, 345. to 35a. per m st- 62 : le° - 4 - Pre=or • (e l = met 44 46 - niielit le nunimerily disposal ,d. Stock Exchange by Pullinger as leases on time bar- MOM ; Frlneb, 38. to 42a Jew 2401 1 7. 1 American (United 25 10 , _ In reply to Mr. Ahh•rrean Challis, gains does not exceed 50,0001. A much larger States ). Sea. t° 29.. Per hwTel. 124 11 DB 67 69 - 12'6"22 .. ft ee".l46 . Oweini al dle MlL ftenri C, • ill ti elle l- lig Mr. Till raid he had mimed a great mane things, and that sum waa due from him, but has remained unpaid 326 13 : Ana1 . oth•----i--69.k, fist. 466. 0.,„ a per r. qr. ; Baltic, C 0,3 to St Mici Vale et Senn 10 all Yleftdella. it !Inky 10 II - ettoo .. 9. Cara Brea (Mogan). 5 le $ 65,000 1 & Dena Ira le Oes - th.• eemluct ..f the pna.ner was ungrateful in Inc extreme , to th m dn - . y This was the cause of the failure of 04. TL Brie* Mle. to 2ft. -. R • 24 to 255, 100 • Winne & Mammy - - - Maim (Um - sins he not- iced 2/. • week and hi. fond, sod was otherwise per Qr. ; unman, s. 10 all WM Cerawall 6l 4 _.. 406 .. S. W. /moss (6epa) MILO. 143 155 id 162 i kiiellw dealt I,v. Ifie brokers laid year. The amount of the losses per qr. ;other Baltic port , 23.. to 25e. per qr. 10 all West lambs - - - Stray Pert MO. 44 46 - The ' , Homer sentenced to f months' bard labour, paid by him threugh • speculator named Nathan, BLOM-English tick , Ws. to 38.. ; harrow, 39.- to 49e 9,400 6 TamarftLeileadlilaC. et s - who was alto member of the Stock Exchange, Ler! en Pmeige , 331 . me& Per Or. NaPtinni 311 - t° - g le Tin Croft BOW-STr.EET.6I 1". ft , Vale of T 101116) Mil A NOVZI. PAwn NE and who died last year, is entirely a from the '""• plan nn • P er oimo g r • h wee . , 386 m 406 ; hog and pay' 348. PANIZEMECU =AREA SO= .. Wert Dame& ( ). • 7.64 II - .1 petite man, who gave the name of Byron, and mid be amount paid through the members of to m e . f or e ign white, 30 e . to m e . Ilk Ird I Iten.wen. I again Wiese. I Salsa 1,024 .. W. Oaradon ( 1 5 81 et - e„. a clerk, was charge.' with being drunk sad wilfu ll y that esta lighment, over whom a one the committee eine'ento CAIIOO2II. -Since Last Friday 39 • -laden ts; us fiete‘ -i memar ee tte 9$ l e - .. Wait Won - del...ging the railing,' of the enclosure in Tavistocknears, have juriediction. The mystery in which the dis- vessels were reported arrived at port. of , via :-7 • h ag , 101 105 - ga t .. beast (Motion) • • ell lft 1110 - II 90 96 id - awl in front of several bonne. in the district. wheat, 10 bade .20 maize, 1 rye, and 1 ciata. Bales lest eh se egia.weeth.n Posh= 61 le - .. Wk. Leer gledru cam t es i m a 41 e, .. Wk. Mwmo ( 24 s si I hie of the police of the E division, attracted by aa al ro pearance of the huge gum of 263,0001. is en- wheat wheat, 59.. ed. per 4801 be. ; Often U. 140 Aseftaft 4,8 p. ft 100 too - ~,,, , ...,1 ~..,,,,,,i, proceeded towar d , the square, aad Len tided remains, therefore, unsolved. It is known, G - rnt a .i... per 4921 ft. ; Lumber oats, Just shipped, 208.61 L it. Ile no. &Ir.& lie Ila - new the defetelant engaged in knocking cee the or. however, that large ..unt s of securities were 0001- - (Menhenlot) * - - per Ir. C. F.L The market closed for wheat with an im. ft se .- foolient.,ll points or headn of the rails, and patting the simuilly taken the market, and laid for in Bank proving aspect. Maize neelected. Harley. also 510w.41, • .... whoI WIL LlSty44.l , A• 0 17 8 .1. 81 14 161 - 1,040 .. Wh. Trelawney Pak ) 61 IL 199 De. do. ' Mell 108 110 aiti: I M ine'ClAm.Ez.6;ll44l 110 hs" ;Mee, into his pocket. On seeing whams be started et notes by Pullinger, through Nathan and others, Tine are now o ff the coast about 13 offering on u. Lena 6 p. c a ft_ us 116 1251 And wan pursurel to another square in the neighbourhood, 1111, MS Onion. 4 17. .4. 111 ile - MEGA MMES. and the immediate endeavours of the committee rake via, 8 wheat, 4 maize 1 barley. where he resumed the earn ex trannlinarLa t iLmtioa, edge - g piece of broken rail re the weapon of g ign • are directed to tracing the quarters to which these AEZITADI MO LONDON FROM MAT 14 TO MAY 18. It leo Senn. affiespw.6 DM 110 112 - Ka iIL I mute I I'd 111 IOW& I halm b.. end.' the palm, and was found • third time knocking securities were consigned. stew goatees and liceile. Ireft, Foreign. fIL lie Idln.,PertleDan.elpee _l_ 7 lle i 576.1 1010 4800 et 100 Great Northern, ap. ea ii - ..11 the wt. of sane railings in front of a gentleman's rest. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return "Ma lem l ow . ia 1 4740 St. 100 eaceedeelOp.atem 111 112 111 t e e r 9 M N ? g ee eeti rr iL llmlted. i lea I I ask = ass St. 100 IL 41 percent, Mg 106 - 10.000 .lerwe• tie v. , &war captured. ,with hie Paetela full of shows this week a decrease of 1,698/. ; the Midland, Nam lOO 80 IDo.sp.c.red.ate exiles. m se - moo° 90 Do. Se Jon dal Tly re V 18 911 the railheads, the weight ~f which, although very con.- 10,000 5 Do. Land& libe 00. all - - an increase of 3,7761. • the Lance-shire and York- lselek lask nue. ears : Foreign .e ee eei hene g. gee sacks . 1: all ' ci ntif oo B , ooliand. 4,Boo.o ls a tPre ta f. ) _- -__ - ol..relde, del sot appear to impede his se-Deity in running. , 80,000 1 Cla.Con. Min. Co. i.e.. i - - - Ile was dupidly drunk. shire an increase of 4,0161. ; the Manchester, Shut- 170131.1AL ATRIUMS!. St. 100 Do. redeem. 41 p. cent * 100 00e 12,00 D 49 rte's Oopper ail 44 46 44 10 31 M - 5...m..1 .4 the inhabitants ce Tavistock and Gordon field, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 1,350/. ; and wheat. I Parke, Mee. Bea . Beane Peas. Bt. lee Do. redeem. 4p. mat OS 90 - 10,900 - 4 1 .L0r, having deposed to the amount of .image done the North Eastern, an incresae of 4,519/. APIS 7 -14 49. Id 37e id 24. Id 131305 Id us gd M. 100 Do.sp.d.redeemlref. Dm 104 - - MOW 1 Dm MODO I leness Onter all 1 1 1 all 21 31 II 1 i. Ime I, we 4 estimated at about 55..1, The traffic on the 687 miles of the South-Austrian - n ein 61 Vs 66 Iss 9d 114 ea *left 61 5 all Do. Wm. Pref. Shares 91 10e - 90,000 111 - The .lefrinlant plewled that he mu wholly ignorant ot 51. Id 77 a 174 9 d l 501 Male 01 We lit le all Do.Chesterlll.Bh.Bp.c. 17 18 - MON 1 Norden .Lint he wie &Mg. He heal, for the first time in hia life, line of the Lombardo-Venetian Railway Company le . Mee 6 - _. OIL Atestrellalr) I 1 dle Par - indulged in • little too much drink, and sow he cond aot7 6 for the week eudie# May o was 22 , 6851 -0 heu3 -II so, 61 37. 74 is 104 idea 91 405 &I Si.as. i.eHO Do. Birm. 0 Mora 74 o 78. ji Berena• (IMO ll 11 nal A lir -• - remember or explain what e4loweel. He was truly aerated 20,4871. lees than In the corresponding week eftweetwese --- - sq it Do. Chest Goa Shires 1 -.• 10. I le feel himself US Minh a degrading position, sail mkt Net 1859 on 595 miles ; and that on the Lombardo- Avower - - sea Id 37. 4d fte 74 min Nees od to an o. do do to - to,oort 6 Ineltsnbn - •911 all Do. do. do 1 15 - mese 1 M MI i 11 - ...eive what was his motive for &mein the =lmp. ass Venetian line 40691., showing a decrease of 1,6851. DOTT.-Wbeall, litter ' Oen, Eye, bras. sad Pam la IR. MO Lee* Yorksh.6p.e.Bl. 133 160 - 40,000 1 N. et L hew he I.,wrne pmeneed ft the instrument by which be The ennn a meet i ng 0 4 pr o prietors 0 4 th e pre_ StailllAX 1111101113111 11‘11 PIAMTIIATIOMI 131 /NB ATIZAOII TIMS in . 10 0 7 . ...&8,404..gp...Q.A. AustraliaM iii 1M IVs Par 7 ... • del it. He trusted that time would be allowed biro to pay en MOAT Wadi 90 SIX MCI= 'AMID. St Na 1 111 118 _ 10.000 20 ban d an 5 6 the &mem. vincialßank of Ireland was held yesterday. The net -- etW - iirei7eleflit a Wine May a. Ray u. ft 107 De.sac. 00. No, 2ne 118 - 1ft,060 6 Port mmlf 1 i - Mr Hell raid the offence wes almost one of feloey. He profits for the 3 ear ending March last, after do - - Uil .. 116. Ma D0.5 1 .c. do. Ne. 4 US 118 - mud t oy the full damage of 55.., or be committed is ducting property tax, and providing for all bad el 2 .. • • " ......a :: N. 100 D 0.4 p.e. do. _.... 101 103 103 &loth. and doubtful debts, amounted to 111,7831. 1 making • e :: s II Do. p.c.preshelo... - - - - n ee,: 0 :174 1. 1 1 81 accithh w United onhths lieeden "lllm am4 Clim) 1 1 141 66- i t i dig i t Pir If: 40,000 1 L. WORSHIP-87tErT. the "Red" or undivided profits at that date le 1 ....;. ..j • • ....::-I-.. .. :: . N. 100 Do. ?p.c. netlike:R.. 154 157 semen' ntunertr nosaum carts eintiown et .. .. :. et. too Doefteele(W.L*C.Fl MI MI - 1140.304/. These profits show an increase, compared •• •• JOINT lITOCK MIMI. W , lbnia Jl'Dossold, • clespende.lenking fellow wbo de. - - , • IL 100 Del cillt(div. def. tft eeit.,l himself as • sailer, but refined his arldrem, wee with the previous year and have enabled the di- 03 70 LIVERPOOL CORN M A RKE T .-( THIS DAY.) • sit Llui g a gansan dDerer 21 11 - No. I Sh. I SAM. i A. I Cl. peleea We& .1t.02,1 I..fore Mr. Ill'Eyncoutt with wanking and Malin rectors to make a sinall addition to the " Rest." pre earns" AID HUMS NAGNITIC ITU:GRAIN.) IL 100 LtNW.Ocivellettl a t. 115 117 - - le" the P.f•off .4 Mr. Benjamin RelPhia. MAW M the The dividend declared fur the half-year was at the ft. 100 L&S.W.7p.ellt MI 15* - MIMI nun owe coazzarcentrier.) - 1 , n:1164101,nel ef Haekriey, • huntingwatch "ad rate of 20 per cent. per annum and the directers' Grain market moody ; ist a ll indealerydsColer. di I ; In - 5 : 000 0,0600 1 16 : iii.k tir....,.:: = l7.fier. Denk . a l a i 2 74 4 i n i z_ 1 - ..mplinint stated that tie the previous lie ter good consumptive trade in wisest lit. NO EastibetiLles.4p.u. - 4000 100 Beak of report was adopted. at ldL to EL advance. Flour in better repot. Inaba 4 * Do, ile - 60, 10 Dan of Twin in the old lewd. reed , Bow, when the pima= y ap-- A special meeting of the Great Western Railway earn still dinning. Galata. 33.1. ed. • ibraift, 3ft. ; itt f e 10 : Ite C eem e atem en i a l fleeeeet in,a . _eti e 73 1 yft - 10,000 fis British N. Lemke - - - reared ec in. right heed Bide , sod mother roam not la U,200 10 Chert. Bank of Daft; rentely, eii le left. The pence rend awl held him while Company is called for the 31st inst., to approve than, Mt Bens steady. Oki Egyp t ian , 34e. ; new , ll6. st. tee •dgigeggege fi ech - imballs and China . ell lai 20 Oat,, barley, and oatmeal, in fair request at Turedeee M. 100 D 0.00111.12.1 13.6p.c. 1111) 141 10 , 000 25 Chstrd. Mem of leeda, is in 42 fh" 1./...fter r i nwp..l his Eddie. and. te a ring ii away with several bills now before par li ament, one of which- Loa., end Mina - the welch appointee, ran off, after smaking him. Makin the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway 9°°t‘tiote• - lll 76 - ____, - 6 000 100 ,City W. DPI. " t " . " 4 "e t ^ l a l l .r ‘ dme° i° eeeT7 t etr " ni k . ll : i i Coln to extend their communication to the inetr 4an o r ia MINCING-LANK-(THIS DAY.) Lt. 1:: no. ne. taL ets aß ee t„th reef in .st 4 ;i: la 1: 0 3 le an Ifirmitiberneeper.4l 10000 10010eindal riding that be permed the primer, sad after • lent • another authorigen the construction of SUGAR. -The market continues dull, and prime have a se no Nodoet e " eitift e e .", a ei v tla 111 121 60,000 10.11 Cm. ol C• 8555 On ..- - - . hoe• ...mita sad kriit him mum until a police cneftabie - cane up a railway 'and docks at Milford Haven ; whilst downward teatiewey. A fleating_eargo of Hanna, Na 9, e t , 100 m et e a e ftesegemee 110 - 11.2 - - eo e mid that the renew ntninled deePeretelY to get another is for the construction of the South lani- bait been sold for the United Rm." Refitted is also et. i.e Do. New Gra. 6p. et. - .. - .. - 111'11415:4.41°.n suo i_ l i ol ' , :41. 1F °130:42 :08 : 5 1 02610011 1 14.1kIlialLGWIL : (84.8 N2r pro N •sit " dali e .wentiaviDmietakell.::;lo.Tethbaad.jsilimaduailaimaketWaisikimak::,l4Blll:astarswel.rim;led:lAusrl:• •••••••• 1 0 .14 1149" - II I. 19 : : : :1 -1 -1 : 2 °. Pei 11 =171 : ...,.. from him ; the property me found upon him. dos Railway. dull of sale, but 'prices are treeing& 19 1 Boiler/ter Bata L ii 2 Pet el VI - Pri.swr hewed hard to lie dealt with bee-, but it wee 2 general meeting of 6 1._....i. le :_ ,t_ r„. r Curia -A moderate business has been transacted et U. 109 N.lles.-Serw.2. I.ll.ll.lUOlllern In tad London a b ow i C° ;goy i m , M ow ,. l ow m i ddling to mewing oolowy 17 to Do. iiia 1 Of db Es needs see that he lied been before cormeted. ad 8111 l 4 h.... At ., h .,. h ... tm . p4 , t . d ; hi . . h ...„.... /... _ee, Chartered Bank of Australia is called for the let n er t en . a n ed. 4 0 pit e ; 10 13 Ds. Leeds epee No.l - - - 111 10 Do.York.R.ALFUO. t a r f 4. - •lehe mil "The Farmer " et June, to declare a dividend. eoccia.-Trinided has sold at a further decline of 2a. per * e n w or th steffeelifte.... - Mr. lelereemet ex 1 his intention to send him fee The third call is to be paid on the new issue of cwt., at which there le a gad demand. St. Lucia went at it. 100 , w.awotepoostgua ne ins 124 5 ineL awl maareiml the owe, that the forme femeietiam shares of the Oriental Inland Steam Company by Is. advance ; mop= hi demand being still wanted. 114. 1011 Do. irredemele._ . 119 M - - might he pow= the 18th of July. Tam-Tftwe b a fair chimed for blackieh leaf commun. a „.„.1 11 aconite 0606 166 w 14.61 . - - II BeepeiL Free& TS 76 - is. P.mi ca -Jemele• sold at previous prices ; Demerara, 1 71 . • g o , D0. i„,,.. pLe0. ... _ .... - _ .__ 84. 140 Do. 7 aft. Prof . pock - - 135 rnosestos EVINUMS. Ram-Dull Cl sale. IS all 8, Devon Fixed 14 p. c. 10 14 - 16,000 25 ,Solith Australia aD LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. co„ol„, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yenta: , Seurrents-71se market is firm; refraction 101 to 44 Lae all alai )Head An.e1.0.03. 28 -40,00 e 25 'nion of Amanita - - - If - - Ile --w-- day 941 (subsequently declining to 941), opened Pee cent, .014 et 41a to 44 L " et. WI Do. 41 per mat lel lee 8L 14• Do. flied 41 per omit 101 146 - 60000 60 Union of London 3,000 100 Unity Mutual this morning itt 941. 1 to 1, recovered to 94f to L and -- ft. 100 Wales gm. 4p. cent.. 89 91 - lee retell* TlLaeltarellTALLOW 111ARKET.-(THIS DAY.) clewed at 944 to #. For money the last price was 941 se es Do. 41 per cent 9O 101 - welasuritiotra. The market is Assay at the following prices , which ere ea too. 8. Yorkshire 4p.c. gm 85 NI - ti Alt PEN DEN MEETING. -(TH IS DAY . Y.) to 4. The official business report is es follows :- th e ea M e w. b a t paseadyesterday ;-TOWIltallOV/, LILL le en stock.anartingtonsp.c. ell le - No. 1 Eft 1 oMweinne 1141eL prima I Balsa Three per Cent. ()cowls, for money, 941, 1, i l DM ash ; Peterabtug MO., ea the spot, EEL 6d. ; May El ail I Do. do. Beim 114 1114 lit - CIO HANDICAP PLATE. ditto for swoons Ou l u 6), 944, 4 ; Three per amt Jog ISla 6A ; July te lisp, 51a to sh. 64. ;04 le en I he. de. Cell"' • ra 111, 100 ; Water.* flikany @p.c. 10 U - novo'. ,te.i..1..h. Met. Bebe, (bail, Queen Aar, Cents. Reduced, 93, 921 ; New Three per Cents., to Dm, Si. Kate, and Industrie= are bare. 921, 93, 921, 93 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., HIDE MARKET.-ams DAY.) -_ 50 Brit American lead .. 40 ems so Brit.& unasso*Lrol• •on w -so - - Two-vE tit 01.1) /frAIEFOL Four %Amp and • balt 78 ; Bank Stock, 2274, 226, 2274 ; India Stock, L iAgginuta ,_ll,4d. ; Na m t o *th ee Rd, to ed ; VOLUM( RAILWAY& 47.000 10 L AA t uangt lE ll°. t i l i w c atialla T me eL APlcaL- nnit5 (L1in. 1686 ) . ......... : : : n ia l - 11a11 41 - nu : 81 : ,631 10 Do. B 7 per e. trams 2t e rz . :... , Sisal 4 /1.4.81 r. Ma. .Yrr abia t:lle_t• betmeer , 21 ; Indian Five per Cent . Stock, 1859, 1061, 641 be to 711 be., 41 to 4ed. ; 7211 w. to SOIL, 4ed. to si. ; Ile IPd I eausurs. I Clodag prima I halm. 11,719 20 Do. C e '''''''"e, t 116 , gna l , l '„ VaWßer ,____ l. "‘ ' k'' M ends , 1 • ditto for account, 1064 ; Five per Cent. " en- Oahe to 88113.1., ad. to 518_, __. 88Th.. to 96Th.., 51k to 54d. le au' ,00, Ant w erp g i mag o. 41 ei 1 - 4916 821 Canada Lad all U 8 us - ....glistening. awl wiper t are wawa falnd " rupee paper, 98; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Horne Indite es. to Ho. Calf skins, light, 2... 6d. to 4s. ;so e n e r el ees - - pi= - 8,000 10 Channel IslandsT,s•l_%) a il 4 2 : - - HARPENDEN HANDICAP. Two miles. ~, Cent, 103 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, fun , h 10 7 liablailia.leal un Wp.e. I II As • el *moo° at. Oop.m•ofent.dtemsn- - eilleeeh. Ainhtialb Dorsehill. Simple &MOO. Fi10... 2,06,2, go.. loyeft. Th. Plat. - 1. 4 to . Do. Feet Per wet 1 0 00 eet ie r at - demise Oa 6d to Se 6d. ; lambs, 2e. 6d. to 4a. 2d. ; shear. flI ~IL Aire. at & 7171744 t; 4 111 Ps , - 160,981 Be , • Preference MO 90 101 - see bete. The Indian rupee papa, Wan decidedly he n vy. nem ia. liil ie os ass= Maisseama. - - II ell Min 11 Lil 9. 11 - - Often et. Deep. et. Perp. Deb. 100 108 10e - OTPILII ASSITAIAL-Teentep, Olet, Tweet, Oliver• • Ho , The Five per Cant. wan nominally quoted this - los en 704000 ea • s Telegraph lOO 104 l ey 15 per Ipm ;e i ne % m er t et , Kw e s g ee s, n e ee e ti ver , ot er i e , mi i . a ft ernoon 92 ta 96, and the Five-and-a-Half per BOROUGH HOP lI.ARE ET.-(ThsHIS the io te m an i tre g i "estead ous,4, nadi r dis - T,1119 25 Do. New 70,40 6 Reg and Aust. Cop. ii i worth . Aden*, and Conleatiem Cent., 103 to 104, but it would have been difficult M ew& Pettenden and Smith report tt t m _ _., ,_ _ _. ______ en - to effect odes of the latter at this quotation. The continues firm, with but few hops on offer; the bine is 74 7 4 :ld. werwre kum =rw'r... 8 .. ip. • • .4: - - ing 1 . Ship (Limited) - all ie I t --- --- ..., Indian Five per Cent. Week of 1859, on the other more moven, but the land is very wet. so AkW Osatral ei - Framin e . - - - 10, UOm Item leaviinttoe ft - : MOM OD Langan Anet. rd... sa - - 1 - 11 SION TANI Tin WATMIL-I9 MI6 beentame es head, Wan Steady, at 10611 to ,!, being supported by to an re leizem o l ai onew en 14 Si - IL 5 litetrlet Tft gd• • a 50.009 90 • Mamas L.. i is ms Z . 20 on Italian I - - ne, 4 Loa. Om Oman Oa all 0 s ' ''' "h• while two Pude , " weee Man ~..I " mids, the circumstance) that four months' dividend is now LOCAL BEAM JCIACITIE 10 an Ulm Combat, A Bale. - - - 50, 10 as Dein It Ceaft 1 31 lea - I " . h ' tl ' ,. ° 141 ‘ 774 1114711 dal " rimm t e steeet 'en' .... e' included in the • India Bonds were dealt in Price. • ID all E sad Turnhout . - - -, 30, 10 MedlterranesalLaTft all - - - Nee r tet by earimity they got isto teat and pare , 1 ,,,,.... 1 .,,,, „wig, the o b it " they we* sae a li tt l e ear . at 12e. to 6a. due, and Exchequer Bills at 4s. Mar 17.-Thls morning the menet w i th 110 on an Geneva - - 14 " 33°° ‘ ft I h h I lied= the 0 1 r e "Mt" _ - - - 12,000 10 Mediter. Is. TeL(Use) all 3 4 7; _ a feeling appmew ng to pen c. wlc coot n - 50,000 II National Diwonnt CO.. I 1 et tlis te , ...1 b. tad themelves earned isi the rather unarm! to 7s. prem. day, and pm at the elm there ma • further tall. PO - 14111•4114ftet _SF me i t i . ISs l all Dwane-Pd. i DWg•i". 1 . eireeit of hare lending in the water. "Pan e " if not an The foreign stock market was likewise greatly _ o tel ro t t ' letett " Nootnoo otoe st ' e. t f e r i alr°ste rret Th er °°.l4°l ' u l a t u _ iil ell y ar d men ft ' gem ._ 87 ri S7l "I''''' 'svd sehemc , . 4'"aed much of her Pree"hiet depressed. The principal reduction was again in D ineee nt re and Tonkin% toil 1 -London andnerthlront^ 10 U De. New arra - -Pe - 1,791 100 N. Brune &N. Seet. Id. 90 10 16 - 40 1 6 '1 : 37 3 0 10 13 6 N il ethe erbudda°°6la Do. ;bode s,. ~., i tend m ilmn i . dit. . (1. .. ) ai l 2: -- 11 1 ' -_- ~ ,..,,,i...... in the mere eliinent• and was not such an - Turkish Bonds, and aneointed to 14. 2 per cent. 1 an Ifeewegi m ersk int 8 9 eat Eighth shares, 6•16 6-16 cl.-Msnelssemr, list- _I/ __....e ee ae - _ 118. IN. Brie haundestan.. on 1 _ . ~.„ ... 1 ., , , ~. her peeve,. immtned, ho it was not Loan of 1854 was hea , opted to 74, 0.04 a= Lindinshire, 411 41-Midland stock , no uett-Nerth we : 1 2 1 IWW m et .... we lO, Gas ,so ii, , , luid lee l an exciting chase for about 15 minutes The stock • est ett - North etederdndre, 4if L-Neelb : 11 Pent T ad fts w e iiii. It ee - 00 4 1 Do. "New Stares " , lie As par 44 ti,.,t tls s eere able to nun her dowe. No cause whatever that of 1858, 67 to i. I l he decline extended to Resters, Berwick eafttalstoct, as os,ano, yosaassad iu 2 (Ferniabiesp. a. le If Vs - 10,000 10 i la. Sta. (Line 4- - - w e . ereirent for her venturing on this fatal aquatic ewer. Spanish, Portuguese , Mexican, sod other descrip - 72 710-Dltte. Leas stock, 61 611-Oxford. Women, ge 10 Zip and •• - - 10,000 10 Do. da CN. . 7 - 60 - o,..,,welvertisreptoo, 441 451-Bouth Bodeen, 261.-Dutsk 400000 le liver Lad* Min. 100 63 _ . ,.../moon. , dons. Mexican Bonds were last quoted 201 to 21. et 61 108$-g reat Luxembourg, 61 61-Orend Tim* of Oansib • e_?,lll2:mele ells •••• - - 11, 60 eadOrien. Slam on so t 2 Vile . A IlLgeAltoo. --The Hudson's Bay Company-a Bank shares were rather dull London and 81.1 0- Grest Western of 060640. 12 1-10 12 9-14-6/11e, 7 7 1 ; Avenel& - - .... - 11, 80 De New l6 14 15 gm - I , irk Prince.. Royal. ( aptiiin 'Ferrite which cleared from weet .. • Tinnti, h o „ erer, cont i nue in demand New shuck 81 7141 -Buffalo and Lake Heron, 41 6-Losnleaske , an 1 4 prim , - - _ 410, II Sea &to& TeL 41 __ to _ tar f , ••:•.i., on the 13ft ter Laden, encountered • • severe . :-----,,,__,_ _,Venetian, par ex die 1 p.-Cireat ghee lege lia. ed. c. forso=ylr.Osr. :edi eo n _ ..111. O. Ow etmit..4 Fere fif t he 10 t h, se e we, Co Ito non firm , IDIOM es British North America wen 119 •sli band end Meese ...,. q La i - MOM 110 groan le at - De. per cent. weer. es m. z 10. 18 0. New ren le, kto Port Timms,' learboor, where she arrived the marked 561. Red Sea Telegraph shares have se 2 )gefftwet. - ✓m... .bir. and laded nails 01. the 19th. The Princes, feller, to Ito I die. There was also a reduction of Rum or Rwrrit.-Lord Aberdeen has been for se re laaissea . venstm r _. i tms 111 _ - 1:.,,41 1,... onxd 14,1% 16 th Australian Lead 112 16 I.wid a cargo el fen and e. 4 .1 dual heloiefind 1 about 21. in Canada Land. Great Ship wore rather Oahe gni pest letting his Aberdembile farms. which were It Nil - °f__ 1 xd le ~_ te the Meilen'. Bay ermine! mined at 211401 °I• "' Me t firmer at 12s. to 12s. ed. M a dras Irri ga ti o n pre . =er beteg low rented, by relation of a gentlemen ag 2 -r,...2m-r osin. hid. ad - 7 1! 1 8 7 1 I . toya ,wwwo l w, eial t S T t o e t em th 5.77. :...... 140 0: 1 110 49 .1 131 11 1 -. er 1.270.11110 dollar. said to lie one of the neet eduel, e et far such a duty. A few of the beat st s e erem.elree.al hoer ge I .... moo° i Do. do. lingisfesnl• • au • ..., • m e ,. ever no board an. one vessel in Puget theu e l.- sent a further recovery of se. et them werra e tle other day, all to the old tenants, bat • e edam gg Awaits - - - .- P"rf T•eensesiel Register, Haub 21. A fall of 4 per oust. occurred in the new Canada et • rim of rent of about IGO per cent.-Beef Amnia 4 A Wlimbeisa - - - 11001 1 23 00 Tr Vii i :Dfadn' tia"4 l l4,olllP.Caa• •••• 99 8 .1 "".9 - I 0 IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOME OF OOMMONI3.—THIMSDAY, MAT 17• Tb• SPILICI.II, took the chair at 4 o'clock. PUBLIC BUSINESS. NEW WRIT. On the motion of Sir W. JOLLIFFE, a new writ was ordered for the election of • burgess for the borough of Iffleington, in the room of Sir John R. Carne, who hag aesepted the Chiltern hundreds. ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE. Lord PALMERSTON, in moving that the house at ire Atha do adjourn till Mondaxt, sd that the if the house agreed to this metion he sho y ul ne d move committees have leave to sit, notwithstanding the adjournment of the house, as he understood that there were several important inquiries taking place which it was undesirable should be postponed. It might be convenient, at the same time, to state that they meant to propose that the house should ad journ on Friday next till the following Thursday for the Whitsuntide holidays, and that on Monday next ho should move that the existing arrangements' a to the Fridays and Thursdays should be continued to the end of the present session. (Hear, bear.) The question that the house at its rising do adjourn to Monday next having been put from the chair — THE PAPER DUTY REPEAL BILL. Mr. STANSFELD bad a question of very considerable interest to put to the Chancellor of the Exchequer. The house had passed • bill repealing the excise duty on paper, and a question had arisen as to the probable fate of that bill in another plaoc. The house was aware that her Ma jesty's government had entered into treaty ar rangements with the government of the Emperor of France in reference to certain custom's duties, and amongst them the customs duty on paper. As bearing, therefore, upon the treaty armogemente es well as upon the home manufee tare of paper, the interest of the question would be evident. What he wished to ask the right hon. gentleman was , in case the other house of parliament ehouM resist on roain taiving the excise duty on paper, what would be the pod hoe of the question in reference to the import duty on foreign paper, which it was intended by the treaty, and the address of parliament confirming that treaty, to repeal Mr. PEACOCK E, before the right hoe. gentleman answered the question, wished to put • question of which he had given notice, via, whether the horse duty would be allowed to the Yeomanry Cavalry this year ? The CHANCELLOR of the OnECHEQUER—As wee the custom with most men when they had toiled withtwopobite, he should begin with the easier, and in reply to the hon. member for Maldon therefore he was profaned to state that although the yeomanry were not, according to the in tention of the government, to be celled out this year, direc tions had been given to allow the exemption for the berm duty as usual, which wee no more than justice. With re prd to the question put by the hon. member for Halifax, as that referred to a matter which of coarse had been raider the consideration of her Majesty's government at the time when the treaty of commerce with France was being nego tiated, and as he had learned • few hours ago that the ques tion was to be pot, he had sent for a copy of the treaty, and had therefore no difficulty m giving an answer to the hon. gentleman which embodied the opinion of the government on that particular point. He of course took no notice of that part of 'the hon. gentleman's question which appeared to anti cipate that the bill for the repeal of the paper duties might possibly be lost in another place, for that was an occurrence which it was of course not for him (the Chancellor of the Exchequer) to anticipate. (Hear, bear.) The 7th article of the treaty, at its WM ' mencement, ran thus : " And her Britannic Majesty pro mises to recommend to parliament to admit into the United Kingdom merchandise imported from France at a rate of duty equal to the excise duty which is or shall be imposed ' ea articles of the same description in the United Kingdom. At the same time the duties chargeable on the importation of oath merchandise may be augmented by such • sum an shall be an equivalent for the expenses which the system of excise may entail on the British producer." He did not o 'idea stand the hon. gentlemen to ask him what might or what might not he the obligations of England accordiug to the opinions of her Majesty's government in the event of the repeal of the excise duty upon paper. (Hear, hear.) There fore that matter he left for the present altogether aside. But the hon. gentleman asked him the opinion of - the government on the obligations of England under the t w tX with France, and order the terms of the addrean by each house of parliament had bound itself to give effect to that treaty, in the event of the excise duty on papernot being repealed. That was • question upon whirl he thought no person who had examined the 'thole of the treaty he had quoted, could possibly enter tain • moment's doubt. At any rate her Majesty's government considered it would be a matter beyond all doubt, and beyond all argument or necamity for construction or interpretatioa, inasmuch as the wont , appeared to be as clear as possible, and directly applicable to the ease. If there were a duty of melee on paper, then, subject to • ingle condition, ft was the obvious duty of =towards France and of the houses of parliament the terms of their address, to reduce the customs duty on the import of foreign paper to the precise level of the excise duty on paper made at home. The single coali tion to which he had referred was that contained in the latter part of the clause, which specified that the duty le on the importation of curb merchandise might be augmented be such • sum as should be an equivalent for the expenses which the system of excise might entail on the British producer. And that principle had been applied in the course of the present session, in conformity with the general spirit aid express terms of the treaty, in the case of spirits, when the'regalationg of the excise wereso reseeded, in many particulars, that they entailed a disadvantage! on the producer that was capable of being stated in money, and a compensation for such disadvantage in the shape of whet the French called a sur-tax, had been added to the import duty, chargeable upon thong° spirits. But with respect to the duty on paper, whatever might be its effect in restricting trade in other rete, no one had ever alleged that the paper duty imposed ffirdvantagen on the manufacturer of paper of so. definite • nature, or to such an amount, as to be capable of being stated in the form of a certain rate of money. No complaint of this kind had ever been made or could be made. The inconveniences—whatever they were—on the actual manufacture of the article which was called paper were not so appreciable as to be capable of being reduced to such a form. There being, therefore, no cam for such • ear tax es had been imposed in the case of spirits, he presumed that in such a contaugeucy as that to which his hon. friend had adverted, end which be declined to accept or suppose posalle—in such a ease he concluded his hon. friend the member for Hertfordshire (Mr. Puller) would withdraw or cease to persevere with the motion of which he had given notice. Mr. ILiGUIRE inquired when the adjourned debate on the Tenure and Improvement of Land (Ireland) Bill would be remixed. Mr. CARDWELL—Not till after the holidays. THE SICILIAN SUBSCRIPTIONS IN ENGLAND. Mr. P. IifiDiNESSY rose, pennant to notice, to call the attention of the house to the statement by the Solicitor- General with reference to an advertisement in the Tissea newspaper, for raising money to assist the insurgents in Sicily, and to call attention to a decisions of the ( ;D art of Common Pleas as to the illegality of such • proceeding. The hon. gentleman having read the question which was put to the Solicitor-General, the answer of the hoe. and learned gentleman, and the advertisement calling for aid to the Ital ia ns which gave rise to the question, proceeded to say that the avowed purpose for which funds were asked was to aria in promoting insurrection against a sovereign in amity with their own. General Garieddi who commanded the force which landed in Sicily, received • good deal of sympathy from this country. (Loud cheers from the liberate) A good deal of sympathy had also been given to two Italians who accompanied General Garibaldi. One of those was Riccardi who is geed a proclamation! advocating the overtluvw of all government and religion. (" Oh, oh," and cries of Date !"l That proelanuatiou was issued in IRO. (Laughter, and "Oh I") The other was Zambianchi, described in Farini's work on Row who gathered together • number of whale and put them to , death, and • prominent member of the league of blood, • society well known in Italy. It eras made a reproach to their neighbours screen the Atlantic that they encouraged them filibustering expe ditions, but the government of the United States repudiated them. For the first time they now found that one of the old established governments of Europe, that an old monarchy actually came forward to sanction, almost to enforce, a filibustering expedition. Them min • time when the foreign policy of England was WA associated with revolutionists, when it desired to maintain legitimate order, to uphold dyuasties, to promote the mum of civilisation in Europe—("ob" and laughter)—and not to promote, as it now seemed to do, not merely the cause of re volutiou and anarchy, but, as he thought he had shown, the asi cau c i ed the :T iLi me e no lT°n : t e i ve 3: 7 . p.,....t.7 ; : d fo . rc e i mmi sa(i°d o h g beo t hg b i a :e v i o ne ca n l o v u e s sr d Vi . vertieements to be inserted in newspapers ; much lees as to what might be the penal or other consequences to be antici . Now with this limitation he held and re. the opinion he had already expressed, and he woukl oßtrizany further on the general subject that in the Foreign ent Act there was strongevidence on the part of those who framed that statute lithe difficulty of dealing with plea- Mons of that description. His attention had been called by the hoe. member to the doctrine laid down in a case decided hi the Court of Common Pleas. It bad been inferred that a solitary act of subscription of that kind would amount t o on indictable offence. Upon that point he was entirely at ilea° with the hon. member. He did not deny that in it. cam of foreign ban sought to be raised against a country which was at peace with this country the Common Pleas held that an action upon the contract could not be enforced, and held therefore that the contract was tainted with illegality. But every lawyer knew that illegality was one thing. and criminality another. He thought when the matter bad been fully considered it would be found there was no ma teriel difference of opinion existing on the question. Mr. WHITESLDEthought that if the answer given by the hen. and learned gentleman the other night causal con siderable contagion, the speech which he had just now made would not be productive of much harm, inasmuch as he d t(lirma uct s i mW vi ll o tedi f tes m bid u y e e h lbt harm he enkneed.bnoy nothing m ore o ok ugli t t risc if itte thi rd t spee pi L i b t w w yo is t inte nne ns wt led et t t e ,rv.,a be arimlli.eddithmioeugy:Liit mystified benyfboje'rit.pkyhrtadmitn clark uile the governme,t, Los 1