The Express. — London, England, 1861-05-07 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) been in the prosecutors' write it was believed that they bad lost property to the amount al 5001. Verdicts of Nee mon, were then taken on all the indict ments against the (emelt, prisoner, and the husband was switetecod to three years' penal servitude. EQUITY COURT. (Molars Vice-Cliabeellor Wood.) II tea r. Cs al.ira. — throe Tann. Ti, soUtITOI MIMS. This was a cape in which • solicitor,who wastlse=ered a trustee,cisinsed to be paid hi s eas t. in regar d ed Clines' as solicitor t o th e t rus t . I t appeared that C.. 5.., r 1,,e, heiag a solicitor, and olio of the trustees of a deed whirls was purtnon of the subpsetematier of this suit, nude ao arnseiteeiseet with his co-partner, Ms. Hermes. by which 1.• a n 1 that Mr. Ilayore should as solicitor to the trust sod should receive his costa as such. It was also pert of this arreogemeat that Mr. °arks should he is amine lime thereby. j r S If. awl Mr. Southgate Yr. Haynes; Mr. I iiffard and Mr. Miller were on ale other side. The ioeChisecellor said—This case involves a point of ...osetershle pes.-tieal ha iris., whether or not the rule of the court, that the trustee can charge in of los bill of cat any more than costa out of pocket if ect be ilesees to act as solicitor to the trust, is to be extended to the ease when it is proved that the whole trust basi n.... has lien carried no by the trustee's partner fur his • , 1.1 lasor ht. awl not for that of the partnership business. Tl.'. role on which the denial of coats to a solicitor trustee is founded. rest. mainly, if not eutirely, ma this ginned, that a trustee shall not make a profit of has trust. This rile has no doubt been extended to the case of a partoer. It has been argued from dicta in some of the cases that the rule net. on a broader ground, and that the mem for it is Ibis, that the solicitor being also trustee, them im no rimier control over hint. But I apprehend that this is not ON for the result of such a train of argument must be to delay the trustee's right to act as solicitor at all, whereas, as we know, the law goes no further than to ileny him his costa if he so arts. I consider, therefore, that the true frosted of the rule is the denial to the trustee of any pro fit out of his trust. it is in this ease distinctly *wore that no such profit is received or receivable IT Mr. carton, No doubt there is force in the argument that such an arrangement adonis a means of collusion and duplicity. Hut the same remark applies with no less faros to the case of a solicitor trustee who employs soother ,olaitor. It was said that partners might make aa arr..II4CITIOnt each to take the other's trustee Weiser, and that thus a door for fraud might be opened. It does net appear to me that such an arrangement necessarily implies any more fraud than a similar arrangement between two distinct firms, in which case I think there is nothing that could be argued necessarily to show fraud. My epiniive in this came therefore is, that Mr. Haynes is retitled vo his meta from the date of the arrangement between him and his partner. araMel Bente!, surrendered to take his trial for mis demeanour. Mr. Metcalfe and Mr. (bridge conducted the prosecution; Mr. Sleigh was counsel for the defendant. The charge was preferred through the instrumentality of the Treasury, and the offence imputed to the defendant was that he kept a ground at Bow for the purl:sae of ride practice, and that it was not properly arranged, and the corisepience was that persoes paring along the public high way nod the inhalatanta of houses in the vicinity, were en dangered by stray bullets. The learned counsel for the prosecution stated, in opening the ease, the the only object sought to be attained was the protection of the public, and that proceeding,' had been taken before the magistrates againet the defendant, and he bad promised to make certain alteration; that would have the effect of remedying the red complained of, but the had not been done, end the present indictment bad consequently been preferred, the object, of course, being not to inflict any punishment upon the defendant, but to put a stop to the nuisance. A vent number of witnesses were examined in su of the prosecution, and from their evidence it • that prrec ipport upon several occasions bullets Bred in the sfendant's I groun d had passel over the heads of persons walking along the adjoining road, and upon one occasion a bullet heal piloted through the window of one of the houses in the vicinity of the ride ground, and lodged in the wall of a hel. room. It also appeared that the defendant had been remon -1 strited with upon the subject, and that he was summoned be fore the magistrates, when be penniseil to make such altera tions as should have the effect of obviating all risk of danger to the public, but no such alterations were made, and in the result the present proceeding wax instituted. Among the witnesses examined on behalf of the prosecution were Captain &mile°, of the Scots Fusilier (Wards, who wan employed by the government to inspect the ride 'roulade appropriatod for the use of volontems, and Sergeant Quiltor, musketry instructor to the 2nd Tower Hamlets Militia, and they both expressed an opinion that the ground in question WM entirely unfit for the purposes for which it wee intended. At the dose of the cane for the pmseention the jury retired to take some refreshment, and upon their return, Mr. Sleigh said that he felt that he could not resist the evidence fur the prosecution, and he had arranged with his learned friend that the defendant should plead guilty, hut that no puni.hment should be asked for, and that if the defendant made arrangement, to vent any danger in future, no further proceedings would be taken :,g,iinst hon. This course Was soconlingly taken, and the defendant was diacharged. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Sittings in Basta—(Betas Lent Chief Justice Erie, and Justiees Willis, Dylan, wad Keating.) - - alas e. morn. —idaiminsit or 8AJ1171111111... This case was argued souse time ago, and the court now cave judgment. Th.: Lord Chief Justice said a rule had been granted in this case to enter a minima or to have a sew trial, and the question was whether the isle should be made absolute. It was an action spied a banker at Worthing, for neglect of duty in not presenting a cheque for payment within proper time, and the first count alleged that it was the duty of the banker to I. od the cheque by the post of the day no which it was paid INto the hank at Worthing to the hank upon which it was drawn at Lewes for presentment ; and the mooed count alleged that it was the duty of the defendant to send the Cheque for presentment within a reasonable time. The evidence was that the cheque was paid in to the defendant ' s hank on the morning of Friday, the 10th July, anal the defendant sent the cheque by the Friday's poet to his correspondent in London, for pereentation at the country clearing•house on the Saturday to the corniapoothiet of the Lewes bank. .I ,, nnlingly, the cheque was ito presented, and at was after ward. sent by Saturday's post to the bask at Lew", when it arrived on the Sunday. practically on the Monday ; sad poineat was then refused, there being then no semis, but if it had arrived oo the Saturday it would ham base paid. The plaintiff showed that for tightens maths the coons of Weimar had ben to send emir, Loadint is the way is whisk tide ego was sent, = to before the commareineet ei the eighties meathe the eustoun had been to mad amass by the met of the day en whisk they ware received to the coseiry hanks se whisk they were draws, instead of esailing them the mestry almingdimite la Leads& The judge s t = jury whether the custom had knee as shove described priar to the le maths, and the Jury found la the afirmative. The court osier these eircumlnecas thought that the nth to enter a somait should he made sibmisto. The palettes was whether there was say duty • the banker to mad the cheque by the post of the day ea which he remised it to Lewes ; awl the court wee of that there was nose& duty. Before the conned reentry cheques through Me clearing-house was the court coseklend that the time which a hed a nght to 4 4, step a e_hoone was delesd mem* M " Rick- • iota v. lthlitt" Them the defendsni woe a looker at irkuierf. sad he ilisoomfai a cheque ea Maseru Smith, rem and On, of Inesisa, ea the femme. of the 13th Jimertry, sad es the 11th he sent it to hie Leaks egusis, PAM red On, for preriestment„ sad the, preissoled st ea the lath. whim is was dieboaseved. lin Mira was thsramen imaght to recover the resat pall la deesseitsg cheque, and it was hold that tint was set bound to and the ilium m eit y lamilaa mill the lith. sad that kis agnate is Louden were set WWI le it until the IFAh. That denim bad Ism eseegnisad and retail no sad treated as armabliebei Ws ell aims se betwase parties to the cheque, led the seen that the tale applied am °sly se between pan lin le the bat alma" brtweee the banker sad hie ear lanne, maim germ melange, existed from which a eontraet or dater se the part of the banker could be inferred to meat mike et to defer the preasatineet lentil a later period. No sash shemalaami "anted bite, sad it was admitted that the Inge awed Ia the hat aunt did not exist at the time in misolien. The sow% the eisra. gam effect to the leave whisk bed boa wourred, by directing the role to enter a aerie he he ark &brims*. lab ainsiale asserdiegly, INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. (Was Xr. Commission, Niabok) IN 111 JOU! 00.-1:111711•0111DINMIT CAIIII OP LITIGATION. The leenlvent whose ewe me before the mart on hater /Ir.diappeared fee jademest. Aurae! sppteed, sod Mr. Dow Ir. Commissioners Nichol; in wins reviewed the fact, of the cam , winch me netsseedleary enema of litimatee. whisk had enmsseemel on keenest of e Gt, k1. , 1111. The Mused Cenendmemer rid that hut for the Allem V mei hmedest modest of the ineolmet, h. woad he,. hese ie pemaitem of hi own property. Mr. Oldellmeden. the eke pew & creditor, h a d °Festiva $ judgment guise OM (imager. the tasolvent's fathera-kw mad he tent the hetet of th e ne t This insolvent cheats lem_parolemed wee vale ofum Greer r, bet the Mr. Chitteedm. t so ar and recovered a verthet. mealvent west le r"l 4e sad was oppomd on account ol • leemehms on P... which was of value. He led refused le ap pummamm, sod when it was °beamed by is mice of ejectment, the hones was completely "gutted." etherwim injurreL The ineolvent had bees miremdy much one months in prima. He looked spas this as am setwelim•ly bad cam of fraud and violates, and regardism mew of the tights of the creditors, sad he felt bound to Me a Serious judgment. and to delay the diecharge for • Mg time. Hw Honor gave a judgment of twelve ealendsr months fee hand. and allowed the costa. The insolvent me taken ha to %ateens..Mee prim. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAT.) ATTEMPT TO ENTER THE LORD MAYOR'S PARLOUR. Cowlidsmble startles was excited in the courts this Iw nwat by the discovery that during the night the looks t'.e Lonl Mayor's parlour and several other rooms la the I . o t had bees tampered with, and although aa entry LI *4 lime effseted into any of the rooms sad ao pro torty soles, the locks were so much injured that they not he opened with the regular keys. There appears ••• , ery little doubt that some preen must have secreted I"""ll shout the premises, and after everyor was sum tos.l to ha.* left, he attempted to obtain &MOM to the 'fil.oot rooms, and be very probably hoped to obtain poe. 01 the sheriffs' gold chains, or some other valuable P li P"tr. No clue has as yet been obtained to the perpe -611,4 of Shia impudent attempt at robbery, bat etriot will, of course, be made into the matter. (Before the Recorder.) 41 "'s fR4q. 2u, awl Cboviiite Hogg, 31, his wife, who !Irrnidsnd_ to take their trial, were charged epos several ,"'dsisais with stadia; a large quantity of silk hoed's"- ".. 1 I. sad ether articles, valued at 2001., the property of us. hreekleiturst sod Co., silk warehousemen, in the ,ths aisle primmer pleaded silty to the whole of the 'Tie& His wife pleaded not guilty. Kleigh, who appeared for the prosecution, rid that "IS isetructed nut to offer any evidence spinet the a wn se she was the wife of the other prisoner, end %At. is swiss. law, probably coosidered to bats acted under • be With regard to the mole primmer he had %kw th e court that he had been for eighteen , mous the awoke of the progenitors, aid it was believed that I the whole el that period be bed bees amiss ea 'lt „ p rima of pluscirr, Lad whoa be Me WOMB y ao isms than a hundred depbealiwi were %sail is hie pcsagesioe, all of which related to pre. oat i.loogiag to th e prosecutors. Tie learned 0111111111 .161 OVA le COIN•qUeIKO of the loge quaattor of peeped, !rod by the prosecutors, sad their beim unable to diceeVer "whom it was perloigied, they disehargri ow of the per. 111141 n their server, believing him to be die slaty piny, . 44 v.is woe afterwards disigivered that the prikeer woo 46 1. busing he. sighteis vasedlis the prisoner had NEW COURT. (Before T. Chambers, Esq., Q.C., Common Serjcant.) ThM court was occupied the whole of the morning trying prisoners for passing bad coin, and the cams did not pre sent any feature of sufficient public interest to warrant a " Vecenmitttla this session for paining bad money are eleven. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 7, 1861. :NN THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) XABLBOROUOR-STREET. CLIO. OrrAUD •O•UOIT TOO SZCIXT•Iti OF • DIMTIT ROCIIITT. Janus Munro, of 6, en eim•street, secretary to the West-end Bootekeers' Provident Society, was charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt with defrauding Charles Glover and ethers of various sums of mosey to the amount of 201., received by him fur and on their account. ' Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great iliarlborough•street, ap- pared for the defendant. Mr. Charles Glover, of Ciuitle-street, said the defendant warn the secretary of the Weet.end Bootelmers' Provident Society--an nasorolled society—and he (witness) was • member. The defendant was secretary of the society from July, Itsft, till March 5, when he was dismissed. Dui:ng the whole time the defe ndant was so employed, the books of the society were not examined ; but after he was din. mooed they were, and a I leacieney was discovered to the amount of more than 201. He wished further to state that on the 13th of February, 1&514, 111. lfis. balance being in 'baud, it was agreed to lend it in small sums to the members, and it was paid back and spin lent ; and it was through this the defendant had the facility of acting as he had done. Mr. Lewis mid it was • very compliaita affair, and the defendant was willing, if there warn any deficiency, to pay it hash. At& meeting the previous eig ht it was agreed that six weeks should be given for the books to be gone through, and yet the defendant had been given into custody. Mr. Tyrwhitt said he should remand the defendant for • week, sad the books in the meantime could be looked over. He would, however, take bail for the defendant's appear sees —Bail was accepted. SOUTH WARK. 110/212T AT TIZ M/TISN AND 7011/R4 i acsoor. 110CRIT.11 --- A fashicsably4frewed ?mug — INIM. who pre the name of Joie Orman, use brenght Were Yr. Bonham. with Media; • whable_goll least from the peremi c r i N. Owen Gladys'', et the HAMM awl Foreign School Fatah. itia the Beirh-read. yiirared from the. idows of ths proweutris that y afternoon elm west to the examination meeting of the British and Foreign Seheole in the Borough wed. Witness bed • privileged Bakst, and was near the *Okra Hang eeradon le how she prooesded towards tits wetnmex in rimiest the primmer he snatched her geld least. Aa soon as she missed it the charged the pri- WOW with Meal* it, which he &Weds but on her pm sitting in the charge lie handed the locket back to her, ler sot to gm him into custody, and say nothing shoat it. A countable then came up, and the pri , wrier was glass into custody. Raymond, 22 , said he was on duty yesterday in the Britisher! F Schoolroom, which wee crowded wit/. • blitll sisa company. How ever the prisoner to the plow where he Wm found re uad oeuld not imagine, w so one could pass without • platform ticket. Just before tbe cloaks of the procesdinp witness heard a wrangling i. the pomp Imam tram the platform to the estrum, and es program. there he saw the prisoner and proemial-ix. The latter Minded him • gold locket, broken off at the beadle, mod gm the prisoner into custody for steam it. Witmer took him to the station- hones, sad found on him • gold watch, and puree contruniog some silver. Witows asked for • remand fora few days, to enable him to make farther inquiries about prisoner, as he believed he was connected with • prig of thieves infesting public meetings. The prisoner, who declined saying anything in defence, was remanded until Monday next. °ATM IN CRIMINAL PROCRIDIWOR. —A bill has tees prepared and brought in the House of Commove, by Mr. Locke and Mr. Fenwick,which provides that if any perms called as a witness in any court of criminal jurisdic tion in England or Ireland, or required or desiring to make say affidavit or deposition in the coarse of any criminal proceeding, shall refuse or be unwilling, from alleged COO. meantime motives, to be sworn, it shall be lawful for the court or judge, or other presiding officer or person qualified to Mkt affidavit* or depositions, upon being satialled of the sincerity of such objection, to permit such penes, instead of being sworn, to make his or her solemn affirmation or declaration, in the words following—viz., " I. A. 8., do solemnly, sincerely, and truly affirm and declare, that the taking of say oath is aceoeding to my religious belief unlawful, and I do also solemnly. sincerely, and truly affirm and declare." ho., which solemn affirmation and decimation shall be of the same force and effect as if such person had takes an oath in the usual form. If any person making such solemn affirmation or declaration shall wilfully, falsely, and cur raptly affirm or declare any matter or thing which, if the same had been sworn in the usual form, would have amounted to perjury, ev such person so offeadiug shall Mem the same penalties ma by the laws and statutes of this Inagdoni are or may be emceed or provided against persons convicted of wilful sad corrupt Lierjury. DLL= or Mn. CHAR. WM. GRENFFSL, LATE M.P. roe Worneort.—We regret that learn to Mr. Grentsil, late M.P. foe Wisdom, expired on liatunlay at Tapiew Court, near Maidenhead, after a shed Masse. A DONSIIIIMIZI Curran& —At the Dorset County Petty Sessions, held at Doretieder on Saturday, April 7104 Jame Phillips, of Owernmegm, mar Weymouth, wee summoned by his employer, Mr. Thomas Hasten, for re fusing to fulfil hie agreement. It appeared that defendant had made • yearly agreement for be. a week, potato ground, ha d aad prdea, and wheat at be per bushel ; but When M mew She house he refused to eater it, took away hie goods, and bad not been there sie-e. Defendant said the cottage we. not tassatable ; the water came up to the doon. His wife led may beep coufined • month ; be was agreeable to go if he had • goad cottage, but this we. • disgrace to pin a man into, Joseph Hall, a Ingmar, said the frost deer was only three feet from the sea. He could not call it a °some at all ; it was merely a hole dog in the cliff ; it had eau room upstairs, and one down, end it was not plastered. He we. • farmer himself, and his cows bad a better stall. He bad seen the sea fiy all over it. Plaintiff said the piece, though sot a very good cottage, as, metaled, tmenteble • it was stone built, thatched, and well plastered sad white: washed. Defendant said a gentleman farmer would not put his hackney horse in there. The case me adjourned till the beach should make further inquiries. At the petty samione eI May, Mr. Williams, the presiding magistrate, read • MAW from a surveyor who had been appointed by the Mash to examine the cottage, dating that he found the a* lege is a dilapidated state, and scarcely tenantable. The lamb decided that the wage was not fit for habitation, end Mild that the matmet wee void. - 11Oarn leirartrx. —During the week ending May 4, the visitors have been as follows :—Chs may, Tuesday. and Eleturday, tree days 6,H8 ; Monday and Tuesday, bee eyeglass, 4161. Oa the three stadente days (admissions to the public 2,184 sae students' evening. Weduaday, 3416,• total, BSB. hen the opening et the smaessra, 2,013,317. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sr morale TILZOIAJ.) CHESTER MEETING.--(THIS DAY.) GROSVENOR STAKES. About one mils sod a glottis. Angelo, Cosmopolite, Weatherhound, Lupus, Fsodosowna, Twilight, Stanton, Nutbush, General Hess, Cheesecake, Starlight, Lady Ripon, and First Lord. MI are here. 1110flITYN STAY: It 3. Thren-quarten of a mile. Balivents, Imperatrioe, Egyptian, Paradox, Noptitans, Express, Leooora„ Tolurno, and The Pilot are here. PALATINE CL P STAKES. One mile and a half. Awl*, Ear Stanley, York Minter, Duneany, Optimist, Ben WOrer, Faultier, Weal, Lady Klima, 1 -uFtia , Weatherboard. and First Lard are here. CHEWTERYIELD STAKES. One mile 1 furlong 64 yards. Starlight, Saw otter, Stanton, Pancake, Flirtation, Jacinths., and Shepherdess are here. PAID Posests.—Vartoouver, Slack Diamond, Pounce, and Posited. WYNNSTAY HANDICAP. Three-quarter. of a mile. Cosmopolite, Underhand, Lord of the Manor, Misty Morn, Horace, Cheesecake, Angelo, Bradfield, Nutbush, Prince of Orange, Bras.sey, Confusion, Newburg, Luogshot, Chirper, Wynnstay, Shepherdess, and Casnerino are here. PAID F0R17.17. —Tiara, Polly Peachum, Necromaocer, Gauntlet, and Wambat. £5O HANDICAP PLATE. Half a mile. Mum Julia, Lord of the Manor, Confusion, Bella Donna, and Lonphot are here. PAID Foll,ll7.—Tina, Neeromanoer, and Wombat. LATEST BETTING. mama CUP. 4 to 1 apt Chars Arnie (t) 6 to 1 Han-it-Arms t) 6 to 1 Bon Webster t) 7to 1 WalLwe (t) 100 to 6 Bar tour (oft) ARRITID. —The Brewer, Atarnan, Jealousy, Pozhead, and Ellen. ESPLCTID.--Spanish MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocK. The mining market to-day is rather quiet, with comparatively limited transactions. In the Stock Exchange West Caradon shares have been dealt in at 68, and Wheal Mary Ann at 133. Wheal Unity and East Wheal Russell have also met with business. The demand for St. John del Rey Mining shares continues, and a fresh rise has taken place to-day. Transactions are recorded at 33 and 331. In other foreign as well as colonial mining &arm little business has been done. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. —(THIS DAY.) (sr INUTRIN AND suss also's= TZLIGRAPIL) (non oua OWN 0011USPONDINT.) Good atkndante at market. Wheat, rather better, sold at extreme rates of Friday. Flour—More inquiry at full prior. Indian Corn—Limited demand ; mixed, 36e. CA. Beam steady. Oita ad oatmeal slow sale without charge is peke. MINCING LANK—(THIS DAY.) SUOAIL—The public ales are going off without spirit, nod low stea qualities scarcely support List week's prices. Relined Corns —The public sales are going off steadily at about previous rates. Tat.—This market remains quiet. Corrox continues brisk ; about 2,000 bales sold yesterday at a further advance of id. per lb. SALTPITRIL —The quantity offered in public sale was bought above the market value. Baca.—The demand continues limited. Bost has a firm appearance. Markets gensrally quiet to-day. TALLOW MARKET—(THIS DAY.) The market W Mindy. Tows tallow la quoted MA Id. net cash; Petersburg Y. 0., on the spot, 58e. ed. ; April to Jane, 58e. to 58s. dd. ; October to December, 55e. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Yvan. Sint and Cs report trade slow. Prime meadow hay, 755. to 815 m ; superior ditto. 90a to 10iN. ; inferior ditto, 50s. to I. ; clover, old, 955. to 118 s.; ditto, oew, woad cut, 80a. to 100 a. ; straw, 30a to CIL We lenrn from the City Prosthat the four parishes comprising the East London Union, vie., Alders/ate, Aid gate, Bishopegate, and Cripplegate, contained an 1851 a population of only 4,777 in exams of the rearms o(1841 ; and in 1861, col y 1,043 in ewes of the same standard. Th e dimi nution in the ten years, 1861-61, amounts to 3,734. The following are the relative numbers :—ln 1841 thermion con tained a population of 39,630 ; is 1851, 44,407 ; and in 1861, 40,673. REMARKABLE Esc APB AT HARTING& —Early on the afternoon of Friday last an alarming accident occurred, by which Miss M. Tioehurst, daughter of the mayor, was soddenly placed in a position of very peat danger from which, however, it is pleasiog to say she escaped without any serious injury . It appears that his Worship the Mayor was visiting J. Phillips, Eaq., at his residence Hastin gs House, and while doing so left his four-wheeled chaise, containing his daughter, in the road on the side of the East HM,koown u the Tackleway. The horse, by some means, became frightened, and, Boding that it was uoderno °antra demised off at a furious pace towards the sea. At the edge of the cliff is • woolen fence, and the animal, on arriving at that spot bounded upon the top rail, which broke with its weight partially precipitating it over the cliff. Fortunately, however, the fore wheels of the carriagebecune Aged between the two lower ban of the fence, which alone prevented the vehicle sod its fair occupant from being drawn over the cliff on to the beach below. The force of the collision threw the young lady from the carriage, but fortunately she escaped with only • slight contusion, b es id es the effect of;ri m gt. Had she been precipitatod over the cliff, the result must have been of a fatal character, as the height of the precipice at that particular spot is at least 60 feet.—Sasses Adver tiser. TERMINATION or TUE JOINERS' STEINS AT BLACKBURN. —The modification of the shop rules. agreed to at the conference of masters and men on Saturday, hes resulted in the terminating of this strike. This settie meet was carried at • meeting of the operatives, on Saturday night, after an earnest and lengthened discos. sits, The men state that they have got all they desired-- a reduction of the hours of labour to 55 per week : and the meters seem equally pleased with the result. Yesterday morning • number of the operatives commenced work, and the remainder are expected to do so this (Tuesday) morning. —Manchester Guardian. • THE WAOLM QUENTION AT BOLTON. —The milli of the unmated master cotton spinners at Bolton are still closed, in eosesquence of the refusal of the self.acting minden to accept the 5 per cent. reductioa offered by the minters. The lock-oot of the band-mule animism, and other factory operatives, after acoeptieg the masters' terms, I. felt to be a poet hardship, and several efforts have bear male to bring about an arrangement, but mil e& without success. EiNOILT TINE TON ICNOLNI DRlveitok--Alarge meet ing of railway entries drivers and firemen was lield at Man chester on Sunday. It was elated on the motor the recent deputation to Mr. Milner Oiheon, that the right hoe. gen tleman bad misunderstood what was said to him. The state ment to Mr. Gibson was that the men did not wish to work the extra hours for which they were specially paid ; a very different thing from saying that the men were willing to a~cocoeepptt" reduced wages." It was hoped that Mr. Gibson world take the first opportunity of correcting the erroneous impression that had been created by the use of that phew. A resolution was unanimously adopted, exonerating the deputation from the charge of having prepared a reduction of wages ; and recommending that since the lioerd of Trade would not mast the movement for shorter hours of work, Mr. Southern be requested forthwith to draw up a bill for presentation in Parliament ; and that a copy be sent to each district for consideration. 11.17UMT -• RALiA.--The Prince tit Wales landed a rare sod valuable collection of birds, ealsetsd by Yr. Edward Wilson for Victoria. They consist of two pairs of white swans, three pains of Canadian gem, three pairs of Chine geese, three pairs of Egyptian three pairs of Winch, geese, five curropeans, six golden and six pairs of silver pheasants, nine common pheasant' (promoted by the Duke of Newcastle), two wid geons, nine shell ducks, eight ortolan,, nineteen wild ducks, seven call ducks, six Carolina ducks, two Dent geese, two white-fronted peak and ten turtle-doves. They were an in a splendid cooditioo, showing that the greatest care and attention had been paid them during the pump. As • proof of their health. r. Ley (who has charge of the con signment) has six Over and three China goose eggs, which were laid some few days before the ship reecho! port. The mortality, however, was peat, about 100 of the birds out of Zk3 . put on board having died during the unusually pro tracted vo age. It was greatest amongst the widgeons, teal, &deals, and ortolan.-41•Mroliais and Nno Zealand Gazette. MITILOPOLITAN Fans HOILPITAL, DEVON/MIRY, IgIOA/2, Cm.—The outvote etuaber dparietal relieved den* the week iodise May 4 wee : Medical, 1,325 ; worts % 4116—tetel, 1,164, of which 677 were wow mom The Gioonde di Verona saga :—" On the 27th alt Domenico Matteis, wake of herbs et Vektobbindeak we menteacerl to be mint for stremplian to pram. dew time aod foreign willelseaste. The solesee was carried bDb erecatioa oa the Mae dey." SHARE L1528.-(THIB DAY.) Two o'CLomr. The railway share market to-day is again deci dedly heavy. There is • fresh fall of to 1 per cent. in Midland and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks, and of to per cent. in most of the other principal lines. London and North Western stock is now quoted 94j to j Great Western, 7 1 i to j;Midland , ; l2l* to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 109 to ; South Eastern, 81 to ; and Caledonian, 94 to 97. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted to dia., ex div. The Indian lines are very dandy. Dutch Rhenish Railway shares meet with attention. OIDINAJIT IU& AID ITOGZL Bk I Pd I IUZIRATI4 I Ming SAM BE 'odor** I Ml WeL anionrYs. ,Etirk.,lnn.otChea.lane 'Blackburn t Myth and Tyne Boston, Bleakdok Caledonian d &dee Cork an nwall d Bandon ICce ,Do. A j A no dlr. on L• IDobUn in c d =Tat mod. an Perth, &Abd.ln Angli Eastern Comilla* lantern Union. Stook • De. irk Suffolk Stook ltdiaboraband Glasgow Ildinbre*.Pertb, Dundee lank sad Clyde law. I=B. Western telltot Bootlsed ii. 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JO 111 1111 10 111 109 111 1916 ale 1064 1 1 2 104 1011 109 109 09 109 90 100 911 ,1011 100 1 2 2 2 2 176 166 id Wm 350 971 104 19 111 15 17 S t a 18 40 11 12 61 66 5 4 7 • j g IM si f? 171 ukt ST 0 $0 80 It el 63 lei lai it lli II Oi dig a l ir 13 Z. dil 47 44 id , 101 IT 61 33 106 107 'loe 108 ♦ Ma 94 97 I si Si 1 I — 1 Ms I 1 liga fISs 11 I 1 Oe dim • 4 I dim4lnTl 414 30 32 71 73 i ar 16 175 4 65 47 6014 126 130 13. * i p-I i al i Incl * le PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS. MAXCHISTLI, MAT 6.—The market w flat all day. Birken head, 821 /—Eastern Counties. 9/—Orand Trunk of Canal 6 1.16--Oreat Western of Canada, II 6-16—Oreat Western, 71 2.--IWnola Central, 314 d.—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 110 1 }—London end North Western, 93 84—Maachester. Sheffield, sad Unoolnalstre, 421 I—Midland. 1221 —South Eastern, U 7-16 f 7.l6—Thames and Mersey Marlin Instuanoe, 1 3-10 p. —oswestry and Newtown Pref., 91. EiIIIMIGH•M., MAT 6 —Friers were lower to-dar, with rather snore doing. The traiimetiots reported were as follows —Lon. don and North Western, at 96: Midland, Bristol, and Harming bans Six per Cent., at 135 South Staffordshire, 101. 16a. 3d.. and Bermingham Canal, at 934 per share. MUSLIM or PATENTS, Coors ICRPOONOTON. - Number of visitors for the week ending May 4, 2,734. Total number shim the opening of the museum free daily (12th May, 1868), 359,516. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two o'CLoti.. The funds exhibit no movement. Consols an quoted exactly the same as they closed yesterday. The account- , from America exercise the cliff restraining influence. The Paris Bourse is aim weaker to-day. Preparations for next Thursday's settlement in Consols have formed the principal business. English railway stocks are again lower, particularly Midland and Lancashire and York shire. The general tone in the Stock Exchange is heavy. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reutaea telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69fr. 35c., being rather more than i per cent. worms than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 912 and for money and 912, k, and 2, for the present account. The present quotation is 911 to both for money and next Thursday's settlement. The offibial business report is as follows Bank Stock, 232 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 90, k, 891 ; New Three per Cents., 901, 891 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1011, 1; ditto, for as. count, ung ; ditto Scrip, 1011 ; ditto Bonds, 13s. dis. ; Five-and-a:Half per Cent. " enfacecr rupee paper, 1011 ; Exchequer Bills, 911., 3s. din The foreign stock market is quiet and heavy. Mexican Bends have again fallen, and are lad marked 22,. There is a fresh decline of I per cent. in Turkish Bonds, the Loan of 1854 being quoted 71 to 4, and that of 1858, 50 to Sales are recorded as follows : —Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 88; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 91*, 91 ; Milian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 831; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 234, ; Peruvian Three per Cents., for account, 731 ; Sardinian. Five per Cents., for account, 814 ; Turkish Sic per Cents., 1854, 71 ; ditto, for account, 711 ; ditto, Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 564. At Vienna on Saturday the Bourse was fief with a favourable tendency. No gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. A. portion of the recent supply of Australian is being refined. The remittances of specie to America sin likely to increase. The Europa took on Saturday 25,199/. in specie for Boston. The arrival was announced yesterday of the South ampton, from Melbourne, with 86,0001. in gold. The amount of Australian gold known to be still at sea is 485,0001., of which 7,0001. is due. There have been a few orders lately for invest ments in English securities on American aceount, in addition to the large orders for investments la our muskets, Armstrong guns, and munitions et war. On the other hand, the Persia seems to have brought a fair supply of American securities for sale here, the London prices being above those last reported from New York. The Liverpool cotton market continues active. The sales yesterday were 20,000 bales, and priors were quoted higher than on Friday. Owing to the American news, there has bees a rise of about 17/. per ton since last Friday in the price of American spirits of turpentine. On Fri day the price was about 36e. per cwt. ; yesterday 52a. 6d. was asked. Tenders will be received in London until the 20th instant for New Zealand Six per Cent. Bonds to the extent of 150,0001. These bonds have 30 years to run , and are for 1001. each. Both principal and interest will be payable a London. The money is wanted for the public service of the colony, and the loan is duly sanctioned by au act of the General Assembly of New Zealand. The tenders will be publicly opened and read, on the 20th, at the Union Bank at Australia, a sealed minimum being previously laid on the table. A payment of 10 per cent. is to be made on the purchaser being declared, and the balance of the loan is to be paid at various dates up to the 21st October next. Buenos Ayres letters of the 29th March last bring the satisfactory news that Senor De la Riestra had resumed his old post of minister of finance. The present packet has a remittance of about 45,000/. for account of the bondholders—say one half-year's interest and sinking fund on the ori ginal as well us the deferred stock, according to the agreement. The South Eastern Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 8361., and the Brighton an increase of 323/. _ _ The traffic receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending April 19 were 9,9701. sterling, being 8291. more than in the corresponding week of last year. The chairman of the &lode Railway Company has received the following telegram from the agent, announcing the opening of the railway through out. This is the first complete line in India. The rapidity with which the works have been pushed forward reflects great credit upon Mr. Andrew and his colleagues at the board. . _ Kobe, April 8,1861.-1 have arrived here with the fast train from Kunnas, to-day. Road in good order. The directors of the Madras Railway Company have issued their eighteenth report. It describes; the progress of the works, the result of which, so far i , s, that 257 miles are now open and at work, and the movement of the traffic, which is thought satisfactory, considering the prevalence of cholera and the partial failure of the crops. Throughout the half-year no accident of any kind has caourred. It is announced that the attention of the directors and their officers continues to be earnestly given to the means of increasing the traffic receipts and diminishing the working charges. A petition under the private arrangement clauses has been presented in the case of Messrs. Churchill, Macmillan, and Co., wood brokers, who recently suspended payment, with liabilities to the amount of about 35,000/. The latest New York letters describe the ex change on England as clueing with a downward tendency. The supply of bills wall large, and the demand limited. The Cunhalu has arrived from China with 476,300 lbs. of tea and 1,414 bales of silk, and the Southern Cross with 689,6001b'. of tea. *ONDAT Evxmnro. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 911 tv 1 foe money and next Thursday's settlement, opened and closed to-day at the same quotation. For the June account the last price was 92 1-16 to 3-16, or 921, "sellers." The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 911, f ; ditto, for account (May 9), 91f, /, f ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 90, 1, 90 ; New Three per Cents., 90/, 90 ; Thirt o t Years Annuities, 1885, 151, ; India Stock„ 223 225 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1011, f, 1 1011 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 96t, 4, f ; ditto, 1869, 961 ; ditto Bonds, 20s. dis. ; Bank Stock, 1321, 232 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 93/, 94 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 100/. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock was steady. The Five per Cent. rupee paper was quoted 934 to 941 ; the Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 100 to ; and Exchequer Bina, 7s. to 3s. dis., being heavy. India Bonds were more oilensl. Trans actions are recorded at 20s. dis. In the foreign stock market the principal feature was a fresh fall of 1 per cent. in Mexican Bonds, which closed at 224 to 23. There was an unfavour able reaction of to per cent. in Turkish, the Loan of 1854 closing at 71/ to f, and that of 18811 at 561 to I. The transactions in this depart ment generally were more numerous than Of late, but there was no animation. There was no alteration of importance in the market for bank, steam, land, or miscellaneous shares. Scottish Australian Investment stock was inquired for. Great Ship shares were quoted ss. 3d. to ss. 9d. CRYSTAL PALACI. ONE SHILLING Day. MONDAY. MAT ro.—IDIDDOSiOOI on payment, 1,!M91; ditto by ~on Caste, 500; total, 2,491. ... 11 4 Zi Was StWog Ml pm. 991 100 971 7 oe so 1 7 I 7 1 7 _l5 . _7. k...__ i U. 4. . 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