The Express. — London, England, 1861-05-01 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ROM 07 00101078.-(THIS DAY.) The hama sat al 12 erica, Yr. Miliin. ia the ahem. . 4 Q. Orralmr, Ishiag the chair. PETMONII. rebtiorei were planted hy Mr. Bann bee Mooches tar u 14•0111 of, awl Xt. LIGON! f. WOMAN' curt, the repeal el the p.psr drag.—Mr. A. Xarmanw r. web., petitiaa from the • b R 161111111160111 Moody, the great to Mayer...h.— Mr. Colura, tram 117- r . utb, m Geeur el the hadaet.--Sir J. Doak tram embus qui se the My, to terewr al the repeal elf the paper duty. - Mr. At erux, (rum l)deheeter, with a similar prayer. LAW DV MAItRIAMI (IRELAND,. yr. VA Ne w it es t Ike pit dMr H. Charm) gave seder, I r reeril.y la mem in • select ererweithee to inquire ~10 the state d wiendipe bow is !raked. EJECTIONS IN IRELAND. Mr 1. BITE gave Nee. lee as early day to mo►e ea .r►lr.r for the reaseeal of Mr. Adair from the Dia =Or COLONELS IN THE ARMY. Good LINDSAY wive entice for as early day to roved selvage to the trees vempectier the poetic= of c heels is tbe army with rapid to pecometioa. CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS. r. 4 COCHRANE Axed hie motion renpectseg the civil levee eneeneatiese fee the 1411 ha CONVEYANCE Or VOTERS BILL. 11 r. COLLIER, ladies Met govereeeeit bed introduoied a bill, cee dame of which legit end* effect his object, mtegged the eseesd mai of tee bat fora forte/10M iitooveity or fw sitiiirTaithiTmlliWe — silleiiit IIs.'MAHON mend that the WI be emitted that day Ikea nowlaw The boa, awl leaned member con. leaded that the bill we a telilte novelty in legialstioa, and wee naraffsd far by any of trading interred& There so Itertimsmy is its favour moms that of the two gee. those whom ism= were is the back of the bill, sad he homed N woad be difficult to pt say one of her Majesty's judges to speak is its fawner. It gave to the creditor a despotic power of the debtor, sod mwebadsd the latter fneu r.lhme is the former fee pest He might have a re ceipt fee the debt, bed might not be able to lay his band on it during the eight days provided la the bill. Should he out be able to do se. be was henceforth precluded from aer Mesa. The law at present applied merely to bills of exchange, sad titers was en necsieity to eatemilisg it to &big 'weirdly. If this bill so ere amid go tab a shop without beim' to skim the 1/smarties with an affidavit. The . sod learacd member, bawls' examied the bill at scow length, consbried bf lowieg tallup.,pimmosst of the wiresittes. Mr. H WU/41MM defended the bill, sad entered late r ue.rdetails, Hewing its aseassity. Mr. MELLOR opposed tho bill, and contended that tedium , debts differed from Dills of exchange. Mr. HA DffIELD hoped that the Loom would allow the poi t o so tab connwittee. Mr. ROEBUCK opposed the bin, which. If asesseary, ought lie thought to be brought is us the rospessibility of 1113••1911111111t LIMN. Cowes sod 111131117 severally opposed it. bill. The home divided— F.e the committee 23 For the ameedmeat The bill was commairatly loot. CONSTRUCTIVE NOTICE AMENDMENT XLI6 eau the order for committee, Mr. WALPOLE moved that the bill be rearrei fa a whet committee. [Left sitting.] BRIM!? AND FOREIGN BIBLE 800.1117. (TIIIB DAT.) The tif ty -or venth anniversary meeting of this ▪ aria held this day at EvAar Han, and was, as meal, very narosemal atteeditd, the Janis hall beim ion* crowded throel The ash wee tam at eilosk by the Teri of SrurTEMlCST,prasidest alas society. Oa the pktfann wars the Baer at Lando% Mutant, Coats* aid Victoria ; Lod Igkeli, Lead Charke MINNA lend H. eboliscodeley, LP., Mr. Xissairel, M.P., Mr. 2. Hsebery, M.P., Ms. Penn M.P., Mr. I. InkeL lbe flea. sad Rev. Baptist Peel, the Pak. W. hither, 1111,11 Alin, Jobe Ilkaglebes, aid J. Clayton. 110 report, which was read by the Nev. Mr. Bun" d the sacestarim, stated that ths steak d the yams Wag Puce 30, 11061. hed messed then II ay peen& (sedges§ the speak( fleedel. Th• •••• 14 84 0 the gsserel wpm' el eakeby was Ile. 4d., aid the aleaset nuked fee biles end Ini&MOGi• W. 4901 C 13a. 3d. ; sakes the teed twsiptis from the ordissry sown= of htscime 187.1§41. fa. 71, anise 5,1431. I.ls. 21. more then le say fanner year. To the above mast, it wee mid, be art Me sem af 8431. 19a. Id. for the Chinese New Teas wet Pas& end 133. AL 11d. fos the apeeid lend ter Mi. mate • paled tiold of 167,94 u. Hs. Id. The Imes d the issiety for the were se faun :—Pram the dr^ at hawk I, • ham &mak area, 647,4411 1,211,Mn espies. The to tal i 5.... af the assist' sew weenetal le 3P,3115.2111 espies. The anikery peusents desssested le 110,1211. Te. Id.. end illeprillllll4M ea so. al the Jaen, Obese New Iliebuink end b Rub be Oa. Ss. 14. ; reeling the Wel apenkheee el the year amnia is 1111,41 e. ID PL. bang AWOL 3e. al ha k the usesding yew. The esker wee ewer Pr:PM the sand ell MOIL de. KW h? mesas§ el the Siam et Lassos, ~aided by Lad le at, the report IPSO seleptee As Waft WOO 111111111111111, peeled : " That while the esaieeed is... elleadia§ the dr akes se the sewed kaiplesse V Ilusepeu somarles, le Pea akeens, end k the weelaassyrea2lite newle e t experden et ankle' pram ; dew ie Indy, the shakes ef k Sank sal ne• aseselpskan ewe Perk, pu ma malt pawning Ike be Men spekkenL 11ei ke three al this maks§ be *ea t• the presided ad derkwients, to ask sonlinewil pans....• also to ke Iressum whit eaveteeled unamee hie ' esedess. Thet gash( Wales bus pessented le the deem lOW sethes, std .crosier el the mikes enzikarks, beensiesy mesistlese, tbeseghset enemy and the ideas ; le ekes sea* seed a ss = th ibi s ikas sealstr g e *wee • wataable kwesse the put year. ea week ismemelly deem esslimense el tUis inset and ideate swam" 71k• eauseitise lea the .erring year were then deka. and a rated keels is ee Has. the Zed el leserer tem preaka low Me le the beim si lee ar. andeded the peessedbep. Tosom-orriro, APIII.I6.— TM Qmpas ban been Mmeplesami na timeit Niels rd Preteat tt be her Omar at rams& ro„ aad ia the writers@ se Moe edam Onset of Abies comprised mu m the Might st 11labs, and lying betwees Cape Immo sad Oic a ll i :—Mmarlir. Beam or W Arm , 30.—The Rrde Maisseabis the of Ur of Privy Canal ho Tare bras maleal testa the leseetety el asesl him hr Alletes. • ~!at • dmistek frost her at New Ter& arissing a copy of a ambit bore hen the eammayta UMW Settee treasury, to ellene n el the mw motets A;m with Menem to the payment of datim M.erica. tariff, which is published it petesday's Merges. MIMING AT MArrarrims. —Yen. tolaY, • clever fortmaly meommearal, ari7 'NI vas .h i c k t aphis i t ths burgs' is Mem amins. MU am the passim agma is the assamat le set basers, Omsk the War hem *Mg mid+ of hiving meastal hem the ems maim la the mosesing • Morbill @amend tha India. limed try "trionie ci the sperkag sad callag moss H..menable is mosans u .simare at sight, te adapt • pstilies te isaiseat a farmer el soletinating a reduction of 1 6. 111 mg ewe AWN, for the repeal of the pew The "hese of the wailin g dames" did sot 111111 i *sir awes es the placards. but in fiteyensommome tor armed is the persons of some workiag ruse from Irm a is the immediate neighbourhood. Mr. Theme I lahs, a salrimg am, was the het chains's mileoted ; minis bloomer's • nsolutiou an. proposed knocking as oral al the paper duties project is the bead. At . 11 0 tea the reestur: was • large we ; upwards of two mooed people were there, mod A. Watts hod arrived hhe mom of the paper duties. He proposed en olimeasset, sad .o warmly was it received by the lobs; that the &airmail (Mr. Modes) would sat sot She bent of the oriatest, bat igmanlessly declaring the meeting to be dismayed. Mr. W. P. nu was then sleek.' to the chair, the areendoest was Plena to e whetstones rewolutioo, sod adopted with two .Itosentiorrot% and this. the momently* "dodge" ies termed Imo • litienl trivets& A petition fours led cm 4 erembstion wad adopted, ad sant to Mr. Baxley for pre I ftAmet AI e whetter Ace ma nee. Parrrirt Mersootnr Maslow Eiocirtr.—The _ _manta of the friends and of the PriTi' embeilm Mimeos iloriety me milord', swoon k _, . 1146 Metemolesa Tabasseia 2,4l:=•__.MeML ` l lMin Brett, Citv Chamberlain, "r 141 M hy the Rm. O. Leak . Lem Roc O. IL t l "^.„ ilor• . ramderOnessay, My. t, 4 sror Hon, Mr. G reen , & Tema, Mr. e 4 nemeth, Mr. IV. Halt Mk 0. Thaw. lb. G. Phillips, 1 .. tone, Yr. E. H. Rabbits. mad Dr. Oxley. ne miele eras crowded. After a yer had base offered, it eternise c omp limented Ile Ur lie kindness L'amster 4deserninations different from his ewe to hold 2tortiairs is bis chapel. He then expreseed a hope rtnese would mon come when all sectarian differ uesoull he lost in the desire to propagate the Forel- Zara ea to write several striking incidents coonected :ek WM lady betory of the denominatio n , so d reminded 'Riot the clai ms o f the tovioo Ono their liber a lity. Th e 'Pik._ real rn by the Rae. T. Pannell, stated th at th e 7""6 Prnelsers of the .letemination were 675, and the ,'Taal chapel. arnotiate4 The membership I :1.111, and the Stua.ls• scholar. 14:7,533. Tbe groom m the you was 14,6;:ag. 17a. Std. On the motion ite•- 4 ;• Utah, the report was adopted. Various 'Tessa afterward. add nuft d the stapling. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 1, 1861. modation bills, which are in any case frauds, and when combined with the cunning contrivance of drawing bills for sums ending with shillings and pence are frauds ci the most odious character. RI WILLATII. —ANOTIIII JUDOMMIT. The bankrupt Willits, an upholsterer of Finsbary•pave meat, had also applied for his certificate. Hi Honour said—The bankrupt Wilkie asks for Wm certificate. Two creditors oppose him, one a creditor for 1,2001. The assignees do not oppose. He has produced &meta which have realised 9961 , but unfortunately the charges spinet those areas have been so heavy as to reduce the available Mama to 4491. He has bees in wads many yam and mesa for some time to have bees slamiglinc with difficulties. Look ing at all the cireunitences of this sea I think his pre• met position is attributable rather to want of management and misfortum than to any other cause, and i therefore give him an immediate certificate of the second class. THE FOLIOS COURTS. (THDI DAY.) camas or auesaas. WlRion Roberts, a hawker, of 3, Whnbometreet, Ho:- tea ; lobe Harper, a general dealer, of 3, Jan Carobridge.lwath.roed ; Jo•naf a einedichtm= of ; and James Holden, of 5, ehnoce•treet, Mile Lod New•town, a labourer, were aimed bekwe Kr. Rufus with purblind at Islington. From the initlesios it appeared that a fair has bees going on for some days at Pocock-kid; bliogeree. Yesterday a large number of penal' were gambling them, some with dice, some with ronlette4ablee, and others with eider, Polimsergeant Gosld, 40N, sod other constables seised the prisoners in the act, sad took them to the station. The nuisance to the surrounding neighbourhood is quite in. tolerable. The prisoners aid they were not probliss for money, only for ksives end cocoa ants. Thie was denied by the police, who stated that they mew money pm, and the prisoners asked boys end mew to pintas for mousey. Mr. Bather considered the evidence whist Kerrymes end Holden wee not sufficient, and they were discharged ; the other prisoners be sentenced to 21 days' herd labour is the Howie of Correction. The distribution of prime and certificates of merit, is connexion with the department of the errs( darn of Hines College, took place on Monday ewers( In the large haC of the nonage. The Bishop of LoNDON presided, and was supported by Dr. Jell, the principal the Rev. L amps Maple* and professor of divinity, and Pro forma Daniel, /lorry, Weenl„ Strevaard, Thibaut* baud, Wee*, Hug Adolph.. , he. The ball war crowded with the sr -ore Madera and their rale and female relatives and f ries& Geotootcm. Somers% —Papers to be read May 8, tiengtoa Home :-1. Demi of two bone cans in mountswi of Ker, at Masse; t of the Arrive. By 11. Alfred Fostem. Communicated by M. Z. la For. Nem 0.8. 2. Nobs on some further dieooveriel i Cil dint implements ls the drift ; with some suggestions for further march. By Joseph Prestwich, ER., FAA, P.G.S. Rwaintottlig run Bozo? or Wolcurrea.—Woz- COMM TUMIDAT.—Tosday the ceremony al inehrosiog the Bishop of Woreseter was performed at the cathedral has. 11 atineeted • large coseessee ol well.drewedmectators, and there was • large muter of the clergy. The bishop (Dr. Philpott) we. met at the chapter-boon, by the dean and sanans, sod a proemial wee formed, the choristers leading the clergy into the cathedral sod catenating an appropriate psalm. On reaching the bishop's throw the mandate of the Archbishop of Canterbury wee read, and the dean (Dr. Peel) having formally installed the bishop the corenicay ended. Morning 'prayers ware theta read, the whole of the large congmmton reinainiag. The bhaeVs madam will be at Hth—my Castle, weeding to the &Mica el the ecclesiastical commas' loners, but against which decision many of the clergy protest on account of the &stases (ten miles) from Worcester. CALLS TO THR BAR.—LINCOLN'S INN, APRIL 90. —The on lermentioned gentlemen were this day called to the degree of Barrister at Law by the Hon. Society al Lincoln's lan, viz. •.—William Windsor Parker, Fog., M.A., Wood ; William Freers Bee, Fag. ; William Remy Deena, Feel., 8.A., Cambridge ; Walter John Bacon, Esq. 8.A., Oxford Jeseirm, Es William Henry Baillie, Em., RA., Cambridge ; George Began Harding, Jun., Esq., and Henry Diedrich . RILL= or LONDON.—The Registrar-General's Mara dates that in the week that ended lest Saturday the deaths is Unita declined to 1,152. The average camber chinned from the airresposebng weeks of tea years 1861-60, sad corrected far increase of population, is 1,234. Tb, tree number el diashe retuned for hat week is therefore I,w thee the -tainted amber by 52. Seventy- Mae children died In the week from whoopies cough, being snarly the camber ae those ratinsed is many previous weeks train that complaint, which still predominates, as repels spatiality, amongst zrinotic diseases. Six deaths from whooping cough occurred in Maryleboas, 7 in FU 9 in Isliagton, 4 in the Londomroad subdistrict. OTA emend by scarlatina, 4 were registered in the seaters portion of Mile-end Old Town. Thirteen deaths were from diphtheria ; 3 .f which were in St. Mary, Paddington, and 2 of these occurred to young children m ace bowie, 112, Hall-place. Two mesons died from genders; they are returned as follows :—A cheeseasonger in Chel aged 36 years, " farciaants from attending • 'hindered hone, dysentery (7 days) ;" and • meat salesman s clerk in Bowline-street. aged 16 years, " far c e ; pericarditis." Bowline carried off 168 persons in the week, of whom ex actly the ball died between the ages of 20 and 40 years. There were 15 deaths from berating, 2 from jaundice, 10 from dimes of the liver, sad an infant from disease of the spleen. A men was poisoned by taking arsenic by mistake for areas of tartar. Th e widow of • ember pensioner died at the age (as reported) of 102 years, at 56 Paradise street, Lambeth, from injury received by afslL Twu lads were burnt fatally by the explosion of Inciter-match compo sition ; in one ease the injury terminated is tetanus. Three children of a general labourer were suffocated in a house which took fire. Lest week the births of MO boys and 928 girls, is all 1,858 children, were registered in London. In the ten corresponding weeks of the years 1851-60 the average somber wee 1,680. CLWCAL SCANDAL AT CHRITIII. —PAINFUL Csaw—The Rev. J. Watson, rector el St. Peter's, Chaster, • married maw but without family, has disappeared under most painful circumstances. The widow and family of a late eminent solicitor were ineenbere of his congregation, Sunda school lesehen, awl district Ons of the daughters, twisty-eight men of age, was is the habit of visiting at tbe Louse air the darsyneaa, and, as • friend and com panion of his wife, speeds"( days at • time with ben About ix weeks age, - much to the astonishment of her fussily and triads, tie young lady was confined. Nothing trampired as to who wee the father of the child until Sunday evening, the Hal April, when Mr. Wawa ease ehamed with baviag sedneed See woman. At Ind he denied tie easervilea, but ebrwarde confessed the paternity, wee the X•abilie wade • letter to the bidiop aad t shusebwardinoursereing his resigna tion of the living. Oa Tteendir he lea Chun* and In sot publicly bows whither be hoe gar, The deepest sym pathy is felt in Mater for the young bdy (who has • for tune in her own right) andber widowed needier.—Liserpoof Mercury. A Switemiwo Vista. —On Tuesday last, Mr. William Relpb fisherman , of Allithweite, whilst attending to his nets on the sands opposite Kents Bank, discovered • large living viper, which must have takes refuge within the folds of one of the sets with* being carried away with the receding tide. It was oboe more at the mercy of the waves, bowleg been throws into the channel, bat it ems needs the opposite bank, where, tempted doubler by the bassos of the day, it lay to rest, but would have to ma some other port during the Sowing of the next tide. The nearest mist of land to the sets is nearly • mile. The mimetic% ef vipers swimming has long been settled, as they have occasionally been seen crossing Windermere and ether lakes, but this attempt to aces • breach of the sea is the flit that has swam to oar Imewledge.—Crasherisisil Peoria. FATAL &immix Acettourr.—Thoruas Barton Illative of Cockermouth, but who hes for many years been Is the employ of AI r. Neadeld Bobiewn, d Pennth, -bell hanger, met with his death at the Ohm station, under the following circumstrinom :—He was intending to take the wide for l'ennth. A train was waiting at the station ; • luggage train was also approaching on the opposite line of rails ; the Impen train bad given the usual signals by whistling and was proceeding at a rapid mew Barton, unconscious Id the near approach of the luggage train, passed the end of the train that was stead*, with the intention of ' crowing to the opposite side of the line. When he stepped upon the line on which the Waage train was numb& the train was close upon, him. He was taught instantly; his legs were taken off, and also • portion of his head. He breathed about five minutes and then expired. Recessed bore an excelleut character sad his left a wife aid three or four children.— Cerateriand Patriet. Tug NEW AMERICAN TAstrr. —Under the Now American tariff it would appear that goods passing through the tailed States in bead most be appraised, and in order to do so, every case requires to be opened. Such, at all Won* is the rule now practised at Portland, and the result is very great delays in forwarding goods by the Grand Freak. We am hardly believe that these annoyances were &sigma by the framers of the bill. The United States have every reason to desire that the bonding system for geode in transit to Canada should flourish. A representation from our government would undoubtedly remove the oh strectius. Probably Mr. Gull ha s already taken the ne maw steps—Grand Trunk interest+ being involved. Tomes Globe. RNVOLUTION ♦ND CATHOLICIPM. The Monde says. " Ramie will be revolutionised and revolution►ry if she doss not return to catholicism." Upon this the Sack remarks--" Wouldn't one fancy that it is only non-catholic patinas that are revolutineised and revolutionary ? Is •ain no longer catholic Have Portugal and Belgium ceased to have any connexion with the matey ! Is Italy full of a pro testant and schismatic population We say nothing of France ; we know that with the exception of the editors of the M(4144 that poor country no longer contains any catholic." MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two o'Ciovw. This being the day for striking the halt-yearly y balance at the Bank of England, the transfer offices at that establishment are shut, and the Stock Exchange is likewise closed, according to Custom. The tenor of the American letters delivered yesterday is uniformly gloomy. In some quar ters the apprehension is expressed that the English market may be deluged with American stocks. Should the Americans make up their minds to sacrifice them at very low prices, Eng lish investors would probably absorb them, and wait for the result of the present conflict ; but, under the existing circumstances of doubt, it is requisite that a great temptation in point of price should be held out. War risk, including letters of marque, was taken yesterday at Lloyd's on a homeward-bound American ship, at four guineas per cent. This premium may be considered the current rate for this special risk. To what extent this new charge will interfere with the transport of cotton and other American pro duce to this country is now becoming a question of great interest. The discount market has become less easy. There was no eagerness to take good bills yesterday below 41 per cent. At the Bank of England, however, the applications were still upon the languid scale lately noticed. In the Stock Exchange, owing partly to some withdrawals of loans, the demand was brisker, and 4to 5 per cent. wee paid on Government securi ties. The Stock Exchange Committee have passed the following resolution :—" That all for the June account in Consols be quoted a 'a the dividend until and including the account day." Some purchases of the Loan of 1864 have been effected in anticipation of the drawing for the sinking fund, which will take place in July. About 14,0001. in gold was taken from the Bank yesterday for exportation. 40,0001. arrived from Constantinople, but will be sent away. There is not much demand for silver for trans mission to Calcutta and China by the steamer of the 4th of May, and the remittances by that vessel on mercantile account are expected to be rather moderate. The importation of silver from the continent has accordingly slackened, and the amount required for the following Bombay packet will be met by the large supply just received from Mexico. It is not unlikely, therefore, that the withdrawals of gold from the Bank on this account may diminish during the next week or two. The Tin e , from Brazil for Southampton, has reached • lon with 104,0001. in specie. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were ' generally firm, except as regards the exchanges on Austria, which have declined, owing to the im provement which has taken place in financial circles at Vienna. The rate on Hamburg was more favourable to this country. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.184 to 19 ; ditto 3 days, 11.166 to 17; ReeterMai, 3 mouths, 11.186 to 19 ; Aatweep, 3 mouths, 25.426 to 76 ; Hamburg, ms. beam 3 months, 13.76 to 8 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.15 to 20; ditto, 3 months, 25.476 to 521 ; Prenkfort-m-thaMaine, 3 montilavat 4 to a l; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 331 to I ; 80. 3 'meths, 15./5 to 25 ; Triode, eft. Ao., 3 moetha: 15.15 to 25; Madrid, 3 mout hs, 484 to 49 ; °Adis, 3 mouths, 49 to I ; Liaison, 3 months, 25.676 to 736 Genoa, 3 maths, 25.626 to 74 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.54 to 7i Nap/ea, 3 months 396 to 4; Palermo, 3 months , 1176 toll ; Manus. 3 months, 1176 to 118 ; Limbos, 90 dam CI to ; Oporto, 90 days, 521 to 536. It ;s reported in good quarters, although we can hardly believe it, that one of the objects for which the Commissioners of the Southern Confederated States are visiting this country is to endeavour to raise a loan. An application of this kind would assuredly meet with no response, for, apart from the uncertainty which prevails se to the probable duration of the threatened war, and the extent and price of future issues of stock, several of the most prominent members of the Southern Confederation carry the brand of repudiation. Although the Liverpool cotton market remains firm, there is no rise. The sales yesterday amounted to 10,000 bales. The rise in Great Western Railway stock yesterday amounted to nearly 2 per cent., and in West Mid land Oxford to 34 per cent. It is stated that an nt for an amalgamation of the two under takingsrienwas signed on Monday, by which the former is to receive 824 per otint of the net earnings of the amalgamated concern, and the latter the remaining 174 per cent. There is no doubt that it is by agree ment rather than dimension, that railway profits are to be raised, and the real interests of the public promoted. It would appear, however, that the arrangement in the present instance is directed in some measure against the London and North Western Railway . Company. The traffic receipt. of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending April 12 were 11,1671. sterling, being 1,4721. more than in the corresponding week of last year. The London agents of the Illinois Centril Rail way Company have this day received the following despatch : Mee of the Illinois Central Railroad Company, New York, Apnl 16. Gentleman,—We are advised of oontinuous rainy weather in Illinois, of nearly six millions of bushels of grain at Chicago awaiting the opening of lake navigation. and a dull business in traffic the firm half of the month. Today it is rumoured that the ice is clear at the strait of Mackinaw. and we hope to report a emotion of the blockade iu a day or two. Grain lying all over the country will again pour into Chicago. In our land office the sales a-e increasing ; nearly 100,000 dole. sold time far this mouth, arid four hun dred letters of inquiry have been received from all parts of the oountry, indicating a large business a math or two hence.—Youn respectfully, (Signed) Tem E. WALKER, Chairman of Executive Committee. Messrs. Robert Reo;is . Tasd Co., London. An extraordinary meeting of the Submarine Telegraph Company is called for the 13th of May, " for the purpose of electing three directors to fill vacancies which have occurred from time to time in the court of directors of the company, and to consider certain anonymous statements recently published relative to the affairs of the company." The Master of the Rolls has made a call of 10s. per share on the ooutributoriea of the Doposit and General Life Assurance Company, payable on the Bth May. At a meeting yesterday of the creditors of Messrs. C. A. and T. Ferguson, mast, oar, and block manufacturers lru o ra f Millwall, the liabilities were stated by Mr. nand, the accountant, to amount to 21,8841., and e net assets to 9,7181. The failure has been principally occasioned by losses on the trading of the ship Herefordshire, belonging to Mr. C. A. Ferguson. At one time a considerable profit was made, but her passages during the last two years, principally between this country and the East Indies, including her subsequent sale, show a logs of no less than 20,0001. Tl.e drawings of Mr. C. A. Ferguson during a period of about five years amounted to 23,2961., and of Mr. T. Ferguson to 3,4031. Those in the former case were made, it was explained, prin cipally to meet the heavy losses on the ship. Of the assets, 8,2301. is represented by stock in trade, 1 which can soon be realised. Proceedings in bank ruptcy have already been instituted against the I firm by a creditor, and will either be completed or withdrawn to-morrow. A resolution was passed in favour of winding up the estate under inspection, but the solicitor who attended for the dissentient creditor refused to pledge himself that the bank ruptcy proceedings shall be stopped. A meeting of the creditors of Mr. J. Crichton, Baltic merchant, of London and Dundee, will be held on Monday next. TOMCAT Remono. Console, which closed yesterday at 911 to for the 9th of May, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For money the price was also 911 to I. The official business report is as follows Three per Cent. Consuls, for money, 911, 1, ; ditto, for account (May 9 911, ; Three per Cent. Reduoed, 901 ; New Three per Cents., 901, 90, 1 ; Bank Stook, 233, 232, 234; ditto for ac count, 234; India Stock, 224 ; ditto Ave per Cent. Stock, 1011, 102, 101} ; ditto Four per Cent. De bentnres, 1858, 961, 1; ditto, 1859, 963,) ; ditto Bonds, 175., 12s. dir. ; Five per Cent. " enfaeser rupee paper, 94 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Geed., fialo°7tlre, Indian Five teperh The Fiv e Spartock Cent.was rather paper was quoted 931 to 94/ ; the Five-sod-a-= per Cent., 100 to ; India Bonds, 17s. to 12s. ; and Exchequer Bills, se. to 2s. dia. In the foreign stock market the transactions were rather more numerous than of late. There has been an improvement in New Granada Bomb, although the committee have not published any advice. Turkish were also firmer in the afternoon: the Loan of 1854 closed at 701 to 1, and that of 1858 at 54 to I. Mexican Bonds remain very quiet at 231 to 241. There was a demand for Spanish the Old Three per Cents. were marked 501 for the new account (17th of May). Bank shares today experienced no change is price. In the miscellaneous share market them were inquiries for Peel River Land, Peninsular and Oriental New, and Scottish Australian Invest ment stocks. Great Ship shares were quoted 4s. 6d. to se. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine Imo =rano., Se to 31 prem. ; Thames and Merely Marine, 1 to 1 prem. ; Universal Maris Insurance, I to 1 prom. ; London and Provincial Marino, din. to e prem. ; East India Irrigation. tot du. ; and Natal Land, it to I prem. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. (Bofors Vice Chancellor Sr W. Pogo Wood.) 1 111tAITOMIT-VINIILkL r.TILE movacouso or ?grafi This snit and information ware instituted on behalf of the Apothecaries Company foe the purpme of restraining the defendants from granting licenses to medical practitioner', enabling them to compound and sell med Line in addi tion to giving medical &dyke, ow the ground that such • step was not in scoordanoe with their powers, and was an infriestement of the rights of the Apothe caries Company. To this bill the defendants demurred, alleged that, even admitting the complainants' facts, there was no ground for 'slid be equity. An outline of the iugunient. appeased is yesterday's inapromion. After hearing Mr. Hobberes thin morning, in support of the plaiatilfs' confers His Honour delive t r:l e inigmentand gave it as his opinion that the plaintiffs had sot established such a case es entitled them to relief. Ups, the construction of the &WWI sad Maeda War* both so the College of Physicians sad e. the__ Apeeheswiss Company, the Vise-Man oak, mewidtwed that the College of Physicians wore joelffied i the some they were Mkisg, loot it Wes net waramary to sem the ease so high as this, bemire ha troth them wee, at ell waste, safßeicnt : , -'wade 1 des& with ramose to the everitenction of the @taints to peoweed the smut teem istanwaing haloes the action of a court of law. Uses them oiremesteaces the defendants' demurrer would be slbserall. __ Mr. Z. Palmer, Mr. Meshy, sad Mr. Abase were for the dshadwals. The Attansey-Oesersl was with Mr. Hob bwassi. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. (Sittings in Bowe. —Wan Lordadsl Justice Ede, and Jas. lion Wines, By lee. and Keating.) lIIIP V. lIIIIVILLZ. -MON 9. ',UHL -TKO CA/IN/L The hearing of the areremate la these cases was coati- I need this morning. Mr. Lush, Mr. Welsby, and yr. Crosels. appeared for the pleintiff, in the arm case ; Mr. Naylor, for the plaintiff is the second OWN ; and Sir F. Kelly, Mr. O'Malley, sod Mr. Demme, were for the defendant. Sir Y. Kelly drew the attention of the cast to • slumber of carte to show that • jedge of a court of record, or, as he lidded, a judge of a court not a court of record, could net be sued for any set dew by him in hie character of hedge is refeneees to a Titter within his jurisdiction. Theta as to the error in the procedure, what did it amount to? The plaintiff Kemp said that she asked for witnesses to her character to be seat for when she wee before the Vim- Chancellor, but this request was refused, sad sioramimg this acasiust to he ties it was seeking mere thaa a reissues cif evidence, a this/ dose every day by judges of the emporia court& It would he monstrous to say that • dc wbe improperly rejected evidence should be to ea mine. As to the plaintiffs, even if they had bad irreproachable characters down to the time they IMO arrested, still all evil must have • beginning, end the Vice- Chaseallor might very well conceive that the 6mm/tames under which the plaintiffs were going to the party were likely to lead to immorality, and therefo therefore he might well seeped them of eviL If he did so he was bound to punish there, and was not answerable for any error is judo:wet ie so doing. As to there having been so warrant of ememitmeet, the fact was that there was a warrant,which, however— no doubt because it was informal —the defeadaet's mussel refused to produce. This state of eirounudium s t es wever. only entitled the plaintiffs to eve of the content@ at the warrant ; sod not t a rZ hir gere was no warrant at all. For aught that ap peared, tie eminent might hive bees perfectly formal wady regular, mid the pleatilh sot having gime I say endow, to show that it erns informal, the case, he submitted, upon this *at failed upon the fact. ' Eves if there were no warmed at all, this, he sub mitted, although it milli% entitle the primmer to be dis charged upon habeas, still world give him no right of ac tion spinet the judge. Suppose the lad." in theism cause at ea anise committed • witaem ler contempt, mid fagot at the seemest to direct • warrant to be made out, but that es • esbesqemat day he dimpled a warrant to be • this, idtisd, would be solleisat, =ia gid be eeM lh:t present came pethetly formal minuets bad beau some time attic the comsidtmest draws up and signed by the Viee-Cheasellor. de to the queetion whether the rhos err • legal plus of sosiSsmset, it appeared that it bed blew used from ancient time as a prison ; and it fur appeared the • perfeet *ode of laws for its maiwiesewee mid semiegeemat had resoled the mineliss of th. am. harehry. If the pesos were sot a me, thew the 17Wvenhy ardher far sissy piers proper Hem istesvAhry elm w en mallow hot, then, if a purses were by mistake sent to • wrong prises, Mel it would he • meet mischievous thing to my that the judge wee to be fields is dams:es. Upon the whole case it was lab mitted that the Vice. Chancellor, having acted best ide is • matter within his jurisdiction, was not answerable for say error he might have committed. The court after bearing Mr. O'Malley, and Mr. Demme, eu the same side, took time to omeider the state. Judgment postponed. COURT OP BANKRUPTCY. (adore Mr. Oseaskokeer lam) II ROOF= LID PARIONIKAL GILDA? ECHO lAILONIL-DIPONTAIR Jr DOW/WM me Imakripla pan hativir beton, a/ ffealhiat . lara, vim, amilliaatian far their asalliastas wads beard a abort law slam His Honour now delivered judgmer. He eald—The bask neas Hooper and Parkinson mak for their. eartillarra They ewe and have peedesedrion erre to 7,71151. which gra ialniderd by experts to 7,3111. The Arid amalgam hoe paid a dividend Of Is. 161. is the pound, and If sinewestrom are favourable, may be able to pay porter OIL la the paved more. The rare of theme Is this. Hooper bed been rgaged in the leather trade in 1852 awl bed fated, paying about 2e. Bd. in the pseud. In 1852 Parkin. sea, Menai of this failure, entered Into partnenhip with him, sad the two berme leather sellers ea their own ao- emir sad as teems for others. Hooper did net feriae soy sopitel. Perkier has Mated that he bed 3,0113 L arici hal whoa be Weed Hooper, bus tt is Agar that he hod Tolle wee them LOOK Then wee lathed a debt of 1,4001. due to Ida hom one Forbes, but he sever obtained payment of it. He, however, availed himself gofer of it as to draw as Tarbes, and obria his reepteace, and thee he used the bill so draw and se accepted to get the amount, law discount, from dealers I. regairy. Of mane when the acceptors • was dr Tarbes was unable to meet it, and Hooper and Perkier. had to find the orb to enable Forbes to take it up, and this they did by getting mosey on other bills, l and rim that mosey to rite up the bill then due, sad the the retro of getter capital by drawing or are gang Ward prior them discounted by dales in mosey 001111. reseed, and ft gradually ripened into the fraudulent eye teen which seeing to be becoming more prevalent every day —the system of trading upon fictitious capital, that*, the system of drawer hallo upon a supposed buyer of goods, procuring his scosprocee, sod taking the bills,with UM two errs nod perhaps more upon them, to a dealer i mosey for dreamt. It appears by the clearer orders le bar Mee the practice of these bankrupts be gir • plawdbie the bills by drawing them for pm e ua n p r e lys in; with ebillrge sad pesos, the offer of which would eatundly be to 'eery the inipressina that they wen trade hilL ropresering bona ids salon of goods, whereas they roe eat fade bilk not hills mire serer trade raper bat neesersedatice bills, re. preeentieg se teernetiens at all. The bankrupts, who were factors he Where as well as Nihon of their own geode, when selHag r form hr ether 0111/Tied oe the YIN lathier oyster for they reperented pigeons ma purehrene hem the who had ant purebred from theta at all. Tiny drew bile and got them arepted by ntzfor the purpose of procuring frol i tr 6 ZZ she were willing to discount regular trade hills, the wow thee wanted to army on their system. In the eserinatine bolero re Perkier. rid, " We of we drew ea Huffier and Iheran for large eanounta and we took the bill wp th materity. During 1856-7-8 Holler sad Hommea respond for our acconiniodstion to the airmail of thousands. We paid Honor and Beeman about SW. • year far doing this. It was a contriver* to carry cm our rode." Parkinson wee also examined rto the entireties& of himself and partner with • Sr. of Gibbs and Austin. Gibbs, he rid, had been their clerk, and bad est up as a seller of glue and hide cuttings. Par. kingoo says that he believed that Oaths had no capital. Nevertheless he and his partner got Gibbs and Austin to B,7rfor their aoccenroodation to the extent of . Afterwards Parkinson my., " The goods we mid to Gibbs and Austen was 13,0U01. from 1888 to the haiskruptcy. We got from theta their aereptssiess to the surionst of 74,001 r. The Ware, 61,00 W., represents the gamier mined in that period from dealers ha money for the use ef us sad Gibba, and Gibbs and Austin epos Oihhe,and Gibbs and Austin's acceptances." Such were the niatertal statements of the bankrupts. The whole exami nation,hows ver,showed a system of the most reckless trailing supported by • long.ortinual system o f accommo d at i on bills, drawn not for round sum., but for some ending in shillings end pence, to give them the appearance of basest % trade bi, and delude d e al e r s in money into the belief that they were proper bills to be dim. rousted as being based on trade transactions, when they wen really pothing better than accommodation bill., which I have no hesitation in denouring as shameful sad mischievous frauds. My judgment is that the granting of the certificates must be enspeuded far or year from the 28th July. 1880, the date of the adjudications, that the bank rupts must remain without protection during the time, and that the certificate when granted must he at gh. lowest claw. If may creditor, feeling indignant at then ea should viedioate public justice by thera,r li Z sot liberate them until they have ou(teead three mouths' imprisonment. It is painful to be obliged thus to poloist' eoramercial delinquencies, but it is of the utmost, importance that traders should be effectually de tarred hem engaging in the perairons system of room- LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE THE ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS AND NEWMARKET STAKES. TO TO NIOTOR OF TII3 IMPOZOIL has the Two Thousand Guineas Stakes been carried off by an animal who was tacked what is tossed • "safe 'on ' , in all welLinfoneed circles ; tad the talents made one of the greatest blunders possible, Diophantits, although he looked fit and well, starting at the extreme outside pnce of Z 5 to 1, after " beads " of money had been laid apuest Mm at a third of these odds. lin a menus prepared your readers for the astounding enspriee, in my remarks on the race, but was, of course, bound to prefer an animal that had the confidence of his party. Kettledrum was very badly ridden, which caused him to meet with • anions disappointment in the race ; but, in my opinion, nothing could have beaten Thophantus, and Lord Stamford will bake • deal of beating in the Derby, for lmans looked very formidable until ha stable companies came out, and there is another good hone in the team, called Neighbour. The contest for the One Thousand Guineas Stakes for 3-yrold fillies will be • close one, as very little light is thrown upon it by Tuesday's race. There is a pro bab ility of seeing at the post the following : The Roe Paste Nativity Bas BMa Fairoator Sweet Hawthorn Flutter filly lady Leeds Preeeptiren =al the Vale Vega Dodoes Rumours ere rife of both Mows Dachas sad Pannier being "off," and if Ruck is the gift the affair will take some &strong, as Precaptrees sad Sweet Hawthorn per formed too indifferently in the Two Thousand to he very formidable, which will leave the ism to The Roe end Lady Louis and I like the look of The Rs inlieleatly well to think she will be about winning, for she will have improved considerably since last meeting. The Two Tan Old Plate, fin furlongs, will suit Duke Rolla le • *sty and as he conies no penalty it should net le a dash; matter for him to win, alai:silk Wiwi's., who wee osly third to Marty= at Epos will prove a great hens whoa ie any thing like conditics For the ICal. Plate, R.M., I fambe r Yorkminster and Asteroid, only doubting the former will show for so sl lvy • stake; :ad Asteroid ought surely to beat Starlight for the 100 Son. Sweepstakes, R.M., the only other item complete in Thunday's list, except • match between the good-looking Robinson Cron Crone and Cage. On Friday there is a Handicap Plate, two miles, which Paste. 3 yrs, Ist 91b, can barely lose if she can get so far, the next beinT, in my intimation, At opts, 3 yrs, Set 71b. The Newmarket Stakes for 3-yr. 014 D.M., lard Stamford es win with either Diophantne or Leave the letter being most likely to carry Iris m elf for Diophastee has lectured • 7/11 enmity. Lord StM way hook another " gift" in the fa Son. Sweepstakes, Mgt half of AUK. ; thee Starlight will meke.."ittle too hot for Hewn in the 100 Hon. Sw eepstakes, D.IIL ; ' 'Thormanby probe* walk over for the D. Sweepstakes ; and Vaga reeeive forfeit from lady Mesh, in their =deb. I am, ha., METEOR. (sT izaanuc rasaaArs.) EWMARKET MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) SWEEPSTAKES OF 50 SOPS. Paleface best Ilidsmood. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SONS. Hever beat Dux. HANDICAP PLATE. Tose I Maybell I ... ... 2 18 ran. SWEEPSTAKES OF 50 SOVS. A.F. Snorts Amy, Lady Anne, and Big Bea are hem. FREE HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. T .M.M. Cape Flyaway, 4 yis, Bst nb ; Umpire, 4 yrs, Bet Sib ; Panama., 4 yrs, 714 Mb. All are kers. ENTRY FOR MILLING HANDICAP. Half a mile. 4 yrs, OM 12b ; Dr. Nichol, 3 yrs, 7st 12Ib ; Fo P res ei rr,t vis, let 71b ; Brilliant,7st nb ; Borodino, 3 yrs, 7st ; Sane, 3ra, 7st Sb ; Salim f, 3 yra, 7st ; lady Derby, 3 Try 7ffit ; Chiffonier, 3 yrs, 1116 nb. All are ere. ENTRY FOR no PLATE, THREE-YEAR OLDS. R.S. Eastern Primer, Handsome Jack, Rappers@ Cowley, Malta, Sooloo, Barb Pigeon, Khadidjal a, idwestlitead, sad Undergraduate are bore. SWEEPSTAKES OF 50 BOYS. last half mile of A.F. Thunderbolt, 'Gnat-Anna, Gallus, Kiog of the Forest, and Little Lady as bare. loaczy CLUB PLATE. Parmusa walis—over—. LATEST 8W1T1220 AT YLDNIGHT. THE MYST= CUP. 11 to !opt Ober* Amin (t) 15 to 2 Walloon (t) 9 to 1 Mao at Arms (t) 14 to 1 Em traveler (4 30 to 1 Schism OS 50 to 1 Predictor (t) THE DERBY. - . 9to 2 apt Dundee (t) 10 toto 1 1 Rowe Diophantua (1) Dran 15 to 1 Klarikoff ( go t ) (t) 15 to 1 Kildoran (t) 100 to 6 Kettledrum (t) 16 to 1 Big Bon (0 10 to 1 bosom (t) 25 no 1 Dictator (t) 30 to 1 Neighbour (6) 1000 to 15 Robin Hood (t 1000 to 15 Knight a lb. kliidle(t) During the ensuing summer there will be between twenty and thirty oomumnications by steam packet with the Isle of Wight, at C,owee, Ryde, and Yarmouth, from Portsmouth, Southampton, and Lymington. Next week the new steam packet company between Southampton and the Isle of Wight will commence MOW( • steamer. The rail. way between Cowes and Newport will be opened &ring the summer. In • shoal time hence Londoners, on • day's excursionorill be able to reach the beck of the Wight, the mast beautiful part of the island, and Mait Black Gang and Shanklie Chines and the Undercliff. Another case of embezzlement, or conspiracy, is being investigated at Leeds. A mining agent named Baby, and his clerk, are charged with defraud :as Mr. Matthew °athwart' of several hundred peeeds. The way in which the fraud was carried on was by the principal delinquent in darn/ the prosecutor to buy shares in mines which had so existence. He generally divided a profit on Mr. Outh wair's transactions, and by that means managed to mis lead bin.. There were other transactions agar the pri soners, and the examination was adjourned till the 13th of May. SUDDEN DEATH OP A PHTHICIAN.—A great shock was given to Bury. Bt. Edmund's by the sudden death, on Thursday evening, of Dr. Probart, the senior physician of our hospital and • magistrate for the borough and county. He had been somewhat enfeebled since • fall from his horse some time ago, bat was still pervaded of mental and bodily vigour scarcely to be expected at his age, verging on fourscore. On the after noon in question be rode out alone on the Nominated road, and about belt • mile beyond the Risby turnpike be was seen by some men on the road to dismount, and in mounting again, as it would seem ' from • samail hillock of earth, he fell forward, and his hones started away awl ran off. Another man stopped the bend, and on coming up to its rider, whom he did not know, found him td breathing his last, the appesesses of his face icing that the cause of death had been • xy. The body was immediately brought hone to his residence, his son, Captain Prober, who et' remedy re tonsul home after • long absence, and daughter, hav in g in the meantime been pregared for the sad event. Dr. Pro bed had long occupied au eminent position in his profession and in public affairs, se well as in private society, Led the buret of his advice was freely afforded to the poor. A va in most of the public trusts of the town is ocas siord r isy his death.—dory anal Norwich Post. Tors ROSIMIY AT Tall POILTIOPOOTH BANC.— About the riddle of March last, • clerk in a highly re spoasible position in the Breech Bank of England at Ports mouth, named Christopher Edwin Thoraces, about 47 years of age shomedoi from his situation with a large sem of money a his powearee. He appears to have lived ex travagaatly, and it resorted to embezzlement in order to supply the necessities created by the vices in which he in da4ed. For some time, though a reward of 100 f. was offered by the Bank for his apprehension, nothing was heard of his whereabouts ; but at last Webb and Hausa, two detective officers, discovered the offender at No. 24, Palace place, Lambeth. Accompanied by /dr. Inspector Hamilton, they proceeded there on Monday night, but Theakstooe being denied to them, they broke several doors in order to get at him. Whilst the officers were thus engaged, Meek stone took a razor and cut his throat in a most frightful manner. The officen immediately procured surgical assiat moo the wound was attended to as well as circumstances would permit, and the unfortunate man conveyed to West minster Hospital, where he now remains in • very precarious condition. His recovery is doubtful; but as soon as be is able he will be sent to Portsmouth for examinstion._ _ ACCIDENT TO A BLZEPW ALKER . —Oll, Monday morniag a policeman on duty in Water-street, Carlisle, was attracted by sounds ea if from some one in extreme suffering, and Making his way towards the spot from whence they came, be found a man named O'Neill (a publican), lying belpiswdy upon the pavement with a broken leg and arm, and suffering from other in juries of a very serious nature. When the sufferer had so far recovered as to be able to give au amount of himself he told these who had come to his emissaries that a short time previously he was sound asleep in bed end dreaming, and that, acting upon the impulse of his sensa tions, but in a state of unonmciousuess, he got out of bed with the intention of going to the door ; but instead of doing so be went to the window, opened it, and stepped out into the street, falling a depth of two storeys. He wee at once conveyed to the infirmary where his injuries were I promptly attended to.—Cumberiand Pseqed. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoaL In the absence of the members of the lllto* Exchange little business has been done this mass ing in mining shares. At Treloweth Mine meeting yesterday the mei ' showed a debit baleen of 8301. The Brynford Hall Mine account, presented at the meet gsmstekt.ray, showed a balance of meets over liabilities d At Heyward United Mine meeting yesterday the secede showed a balance of liabilities over assets of 814. 11a. NM. A Yea of 3/. per share was made. Ashburton - United Mines sold, on the 17th instant, 8 toe 16 cwt. of tin for OM 19e. 9d., and 8 tons 32 cwt. far Mt Oa 3d. RAILWAYS.-(THIS DAE) Two o'Cronn. The Stock Exchange being shut to-day, no boa.' ness has taken place in railway stocks, nor is the usual price-list published. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARS-LAN . E. 7 -erl!18 DAY.) The weather sines Monday his bora 1611, aid warms The wind today is from the west. The quantity of hom s-zto ws wheat and dour fresh op this week is partiastarly short ; barley and cat= limited. Malt eat so ecietraelad. A way supply of Scotch eats; but of Irish the Trendily is Mater than for some time past, time' set by any mesas large. The foreign @stink al wheat ass moderate, principally Spanish, Americas, Maillemsasms,, sad Prussian. Flour, a fair quantity of Ampriam sad a few Spanish weeks. Barley again very limited, hessian sad Mediterranean. Osta—Not a large quantity, Swedish, Danish, and Dirk Sea. The trade in wheat today extremely &A atemelanee gf buyer. at market thin, and prime Nominally the mem as ea Monday. Barley—Value equal to Monday, malting qualities brig worth lc more than lad week. Floor—Trade slow Americo bssrels easier to buy. Norfolb, Ns. to 395. • top prim of town wad*, Ka Oats we fully &sties; on Nosey ; some few innimm rather more doronadod. Beans and piss fully as dear am es Mends,. Tares, eloverseed, rapeseed, /to., but litW agog ; quo tationa as oft Monday. FLOATING CAIOOIII. —Trade slow, and few os ado WNW. —English : &ass and Kroh, whits, now, 41. Is 63.. ; ditto, line old, 68.. to 720.; &Me solosow, Out* ■s; ditto, floe, old, 62.. to 64.. ; Norfolk M. los, eta IN. to 64a.; red, now, 49.. to 68.. Forego : boistat s. Ns. to 70a. ; foe, 70s. to 765. ; Zenipberg, fila. to ; MMus extra, 675. to 725.; Reda*, elle. to No ; Ns. to 70a.; Xesitionburg red, 61s. to 655. ; Vekermark Mt4o, No to 645.; Arseriesa white, 64a. to 70s; ditto red, lb. to No; Oansdian, 6b.. t0 .. 68e. . - Bawl.—Engliala sal 41a. to 46i. ; W. Ik.; E626a. to Sic; and • 3b. to 311 t. par qt.; ptoding. 203 a. to 29a.; ditto 30a. to Ma; 365. to 38a. Ibm.—Eagliab, PAM and Narfolk. SOL to Oa ; Om. No. 510. to 00a 74a. ; Kingston and Wars, Ina,7oL to 760.; berm to OsTio.-English feed, 245. Od. to 275. Od. ; pole. 27. to 31a ; foreign, 7.3 a Od. to 27a RTI, 345. to 34. Rama-English tick, 321. to 365. ; borrow, Ms. to 40a ; 365. to 40s. ; foreign, 275. to 335. ; to 41a ; Konioberg, 40s. to 475. ; , 375. to Pus.- English bo il ers, Ws. to 445.; w do and blo ik. to 445. ; maple, 424. to 451.; grey, 365. to 415.; bog, 31b. to 4011.; foreign, 425. to 465. !tool.-English town, 501. to 555. • ditto Am, 535. to 555. ; country, 425. to 45a. ; Norfol k and Suffolk, Vs. to 395. ; French, 46e. to Ms. pm sack ; Americo. 31e to 335.; Canadian„ 31,. to 33a. ; Spanish. 465. to 50a. ?warm CARCASS, all O. F. and : %a/- sushi and Ilananople, par 4921b5., 51a. to 565. ; Ghlik.lll. to 555. ; Polish Odors, per 4801b5., red, 55e. to 575. ; 60s. to 625. ; Danube and Galata 44. to 50s. • 40s. to 4:3. Buiey Egyptian mid , Irian 211=, 26. to 265. ; Odessa and Danube do., 27i. "WM 2 Egyptian, per qr., 38e. to 395. Mains : Odom mid Golol. per 4921 be., 395. to 40s. ; Ibrall and Bulgarian, per 411011., 381. to 395. ; French, do., 3141. to 395. ; American, do., 37a, to 38s. SUDS. —Caziary seed, per qr., 58e. to 62e. ; seed, per qr., 41e. to 44e. ; Mustard seed, per white, 13s. to lbs. ; brown, 19s. to 14s. • Linseed, per qr. croak's, 50e. to 57e.; Linseed sakes, dishy per LW% 191. 15e. to 13/.5e. ; Americas, thin, in bile, per Ms. 11/. to 111. 15e. ; do., thick, round, and oblowg, 105. to 101. 155.; Baltic, 91. to W. ss. ; Marseilles, W. ss. to 101.5 e.; Rape cakes, M. to 51. 10e. ARRIVAL, INTO LONDON FROM APRIL 29 TO MAY I. MO* mid ecotett. Irish. Pima la. /Meat I 310 .... 13010 Boxier Obis Nag l7OO Flow Naglieh. 070 noire ; Foreign, 100 sacks, ens barrel'. MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) 8130 AR. —The market is dull bat quotations are unaltered ; refined steady. COMM —Prim are full 7 supported ; low to middling, as. to 72.. ; good to dee middling, 735. to 795. Tn. —There has been a limited demand at previous rates. SPICES.- -The larp males are progressing 14;3014. SALTmaz. —Refraction 3 and 4 sold at 375. 6d. to 38a. Corron.--The demand continues good, and full priors bay. been Paid ; 2.000 bales sold. litres continues dull of male. Markets generally quiet to-day. TALLOW MARKET—(THIS DAY.) The 'market is quiet. Town to low is quoted 54e. 9d. set cosh ; Petersburg Y. C., oo the spot. 595. ; April to how. If9s., " sellers ; " October to December,Ws. dd., ~ sellers." BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Yews. Pattenclen and Smith serest that the amid continues firm, without any alteration is prima COAL MARKET.-(THIS Walls End Stalwarts, 18.. Bd. ; WiIL End South Hatton, 164. 6d. ; Walls Hod Trieoden Hartlepool. 17s. 9d. ; Walls End Braddyla Hatton, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Russell Hatton., 17.. Gd. ; Walls End Rough Hall, 17e. ; Walls End Kepier (Image, 17s. ed. ; Walls End South luna r 16s. 3d. ; Walls End Trimilloo Thornley, it,,. ; Walk End Pare'. West, 15s. ; Belmont, 15s. 6d. ; Primrose, 13s. 6d.; Wvlam, 16e. 3d. ; West Hartley, 13e. 91. ; Crag head, 15s. ; Tyndale Hartley, 15s. Gd. ; uvalsoes Hartley, 16s. 9d.-61 ships at market. The auctioneer concluded the gale of the furniture at Road-hill House on Saturday. the grow proceeds of the three days automating to about 1,0001. The minder . of cata logues sold at Is. each reached 900 . Th e h o m e, it is dated, has been let to a titled gentleman, who will shortly take pne. sea sion, portion eh of angiog the the u name a to , Ltn t. gbainih r m ic ise ce , t th . e m p a le h s: forming familly are at present residing at Weston-raper-Mate. The Bank of France and serend other irabbah meets recently discovered that many of the napoleons they received bad freen fraudul entl y reduced in value by scooping out part of the inside. and tilling up the hollow with lead or brawl. The perpetrators of this fraud fi rst sawed off the headside of the piece, then hollowed out tbe till only a more pellicle of gold remained, sod afterwards filled up the interior, as stated. They then put on the bead spia, and so cleverly as to leave scarcely any mark on the edge. The police are endeavouring to discover the Nulty parties, The Toronto Globe says :—" The NOVA Scotian. House of Assembly has palmed a very proper resolution expressing sympithy with our neighbours in their unfortu nate position. This is the result of kindly feeling entirely. because the British American colonies are likely to be beoefitted by emigration, in consequence of A merican troubles, awl the evils on the other side are like ly . to be alight end temporary." 1 la/ itai ill Nisi risig 'reel i at , do • a pop W+ 1 ii." OW ticio ot trait - 'I "\ ,~