The Express. — London, England, 1860-06-01 00:00:00

e mell , nee is that my letter of the 18th, regulating the r. tutu f our trop. to Frown, has no longer any object; torteekrit therefore se not having been written. Th, Bourse was very heavy throughout the day. Ncith,r the decidedly pacific speech of M. Fould nor the anticipation of another more pacific still, which it is reported the Emperor will pronounce on the the entry of Bovine's divisi on i n t o sufficed to counteract the uneasy feeling which has so l o ng prevailed. Rumours of an in surrection in Naples were again rife. The Rente closed at the lowest prices of the day, 991 r. 3&. f,, r cash, and fi9fr. 25c. for account, being a fall of 15e. and 23e. ; Motalier fell Sfr. 75c. All the railways were about Ur. lower ; Credit Foncier rew lfr. 25e. The four liberal deputies of Peri% 011ivier, .rtl Fevre, Picard, and Darinion, and Dr. Henon, the member for Lyons, have each given 130 fr. to the Garibaldi aulbacriptioa. The H•mifeNr publishes the official monthly re turn td the price of wheat in the different markets of France, by which the export and import duties on corn and flour are regubited. The highest price i. rfr. 59c. per hectolitre in that of Saint LI, a n d the lowest 181 r. at Marlins. The highest average price is 21fr. 99c. in the markets of Mulhanien and Strasburg, and the lowed 19fr. 40a in those of Meta, Verdun, Charlerille, and Sobsons. The average for the whole of names is Mfr. 67c., being All advance of lfr. 1&. on the lest return. LAW INTELLIGENCE. craw DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Connuineieser IN IX DILIT.—JIticurNT Tlv twnkrupt we as implement maker, of t aninghern. He recently wplind for ha certnicite. Memo keel appointed to-tiny for Pejo.; jtelvnent, the -olv Lint rem-reed lettingen to the ekes ..fccrtificato ; I ~t ne .1 , 1 to-I is pawl* rto the eauket nf the tr.i. ...up.", hue Ho..e peopaled to defer hie pediment marl r thnt urinary Ind to ltak plow lir BA baba at Mr. Deity. primed for sa imme• dtAte &CMOS. Flu linsour mid he bed so objertios to go so fsr ss to say that Mr. Dray was as object of cuounissostios—lse ba n ...rr hartly eased. Mr. lioklas.r appeared f..r tbo assignees, sad Mr. A. Turner 1.4 trod:toss. THE POLICE COURTS. (TRW DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. Brews, porter, was aherged with villain a wise omki, value lda, the propeart of Mr. Weykera from the cellar of the heaths Mart. -lase. Walesa Matthews, porter, maid reidentify he slaw the primmer take up the eta of wise which was is the cellar. put it on his shooldsr. and walk away down the street with it. He called soaker aad told him to ge after the priumer awl we if it MIS all right. The °dicer went to the prisoner awl brought hits hack to Mr. Weykria who gave him into Lewes Nageis said the reek of wine belonged to his em. plover, Mr. Werke% awl the primmer had so authority to remove it ; be * Wit. 11.4 employed on th e premises, and wit en.. had sever OPVIII bin before. Police-constable ls 3 said to, went after the primmer, and asked him what he war going to do with the mak, and Acrid he was going to take it to the Shades He asked 1,1111 who gave it to him to tabs, and he aid, hie master. Witness told Min he must go back with him, and the prisoner went Lack, when Mr. Weykes gave hint into cust.sly. Tbu Lord Mayor—Well, prisoner, what have yon to say! Prisoner—Well, my lord, ea I was passing through the eel6r I mw the cask, au! put it on my back, intending to mike away with it. I have lic•en out of work lately. Yee tenlay I had Dot bad any food all the day, and I met two fixed. who rave me two glasses of rum, and that, on an empty stomach, took effect ow me, and I hardly knew what I a... doing. There is a thoroughfare through there. The ATM mil there was no thoroughfare. Lonl Mayor—A ell, if there is, that is no reason why you should take any property that happens to come in your way, and which does not belong to von. I shall send you to prisou fur sin weeks, with hard hamar. GUILDHALL DIsPUTFO NOTIcr Orrwctr 111AMIR AND 11111YAXT. Aliorks, • journeyman lithographic printer, who 11.1.1 ellArge.l a few days ago, by Namara. Baker, of the OW Bath,. with quitting their employ without notice, and le, lug the work which he had in hand unAnithed, again nitrated befog* Alterman Hale. Mr. Bohol now appeared for the defendant and urged that the engagement between the cetnplairiants and the defend• rut wan oimply a coutract for piecework, for which be wan pool the rune as if he took the work home to do. Weekly mcuto for pecework did not make the defendant a weekly servant within the OPNIDiII.• of the act, and ho therefore submitted that the only rem edy 7 epee to Messrs. ILiker ioy • 1111 i for breach of contract. Mr. loimb•y, of the arm of Lumley and Lumley. for the coniplainonts, eoutenilol that the fact of the defendant loolg en‘oged by the week and paid by the week, although a soryini n 0... &cooling to the amount of work done during the week, rendered bum liable to the penalties of the act tinier which tits* rinittens was lewd. He would, there f,re. aok the itiainstrate's decision on the cue against the defendant fur !roving his work unfinished. Alderman fbi!e said this was one of those cure in which the d.v.io n must be mint nuatidactory either to the 11,4 eta or the ;ocrnoynien, and if therefore the parties in this nun could oettle the disputed point walkable among Os-medic,. it would be a much pleasanter mode of dealing Ceti, it under the cir•timstances. Mr. Heard expressed his readiness to refer the matter for arl..trkti..n to ',MIN independent and disinterested person v....mutt with the nate% swat custom of the trade. Mr hamlet ...at he was willing us the part of Messrs. 13.41. r t.. w rrak to that mune. Ilale Raid he was glad his saimeatian had Lees awl atli.awraegl the autuntoos for a fortnight., sad to Lear no Mute of it. LAMBETH. PIACI /L CUT L Co!' DCCT. If. riotn Rian., a girl of 19 years of age, and the r humble but Isepeetahlii parents, was placed at th, b a r before Um Hon. 0. C. Naftali, on a rhaqe i.f 0...11114 •ilver watch and chain, of the salmi of N., the ir.i;sit of John Butler, of 89, Regent street, Lambeth. prowentor mid that es Werlneadny last he met the .•t Wsisl.worth fair, and, after spending several 6411, m her cothltuny, they prameileil to the London Coffee. how.% in the Loislim.ruad, and spent the eight together. tin the toll-sing morning she left him in bed at about $ cud about half an hour alter he missed his watch sot anon. In emir to the 'melting's of the magistrate the witness and he w.gs a bligek.mith by trade, but worked for his tither, who is an iron lethitaid maker in Broad•street, Lam beth ; that he wa. a married man, but separated from his • .fe, ant that he kn. w the parents of the prisoner. and the pnv.tier hmelf for some yeas. He further admitted th. t le lhol not given the prieini•r a farthing in money. Semenot MAL .t the f. division of pollee, said he had known the isarenta of the prtatm•-r for some you+ AS decent people who had seen butter days, and • IMP ti surprised on that sensing when called on by the witness to take her into custody on such a charge. •• primmer did not deny taking the property, and !zing it for a unsnps, but said she had 161143 so from • by towird. the prosecutor, for treating her as lie had undue he,, by keepi her oat all night and disgracing I. • a:lh her family aid Mr. Noeton—lhil she say what she did with the property! Itabl —Viv, sir, she saiglishe pledged it at Mr. Barnett'"for a ...vereigu, see up the duplicate and threw the sovereign the sub, reloget, and I really believe her statement. Th.• prisoner, who wept bitterly, laid she had no idea of it -omplainant's intention when h took her to the Logsdon ff elswse. • proses-utur mail the henelf had acknow t•ivel Its him that she ha, heels intpmperly eenttectol wit. 4 v•outt In as who kept her teenpany. This the pruntver 6 . ..MM.' 411 ,0- 1.3•4• distreoting seeoe followed by tP•• I ...l•lenuuciAtiott ,4 Oa prottecutee by the risme?* h•.'h• tosei.trste sloe reprobated his conduct. snit die rhuad pc.on , r, leasing him to ietbin the prisoner at th• •• • if he theagbe pni*". Th . 'I , ‘• ••• el the merstriste sessmil to sic* mina =Ms• t OrTA‘itlt IT RoTat. 1 11 1.0 int••• AT STILIC011&- qh "' ~. .i.otelee• writes from Malta, on May 11:--"la sine en, of teirxraas ham Maeda oit the Yith. assassaisi that wies-essour• Wife at Harasses bed bee 1,1.•4 44 4.1.• .4 tire Kbis of Naple:e 31 1 41• 4 0 1 ' l "i' I %as dasp•tebed 4. ohtain correct idasuadits. 1.1. e vetoer. I ..n the sight of the 25th. I t that n, .4 • disturbance hstiirses the ihliiw.t. aad tI " " She Eradiate vireo...al, neetancreede. Mahwah the ra•cliah /ax over his ruidenee. en which three ►••` . r..rel mbed to the bows and loweiled the ...A M. front tiOAT Wn thereepaa chat ,• the Wawa • • th,..agh the dear, and lemmas' the old lay ahe bull • it. hyt t. 4 . The golniniOr • , L.• W. power, bed the Ines are= feet 1 smeo wt• to hw the .seers been owilided rail hewe' *1•••••t-4. Ti,. sad event, has coneldpina alltietio• te the noel eousoslsrshly immured the din:realty el hie 1","'"••• The y e .* are all ready for a rims, hut dor t .P 11," LATEST SPORTING niTELLIGENCE. "Profit and Lose Account—To dividends paid, via : Tenth ' dividend, at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, for half-year ended Dec. 31, 1638, 21,0001. ; eleventh dividend, at the rate of 7 per cent, per annum, for half-par ended June 30, 1839 94,5001. ; to reserve fund, 10,00 01 . ,• to colonial building fund, 1,5001. ; to balance carried clown , 36,6611 . 19s. 3d. Total, 95,6611. 19a. 3d. By balance at Dec. 31, 1856, per last getement, 33,8091. 19s. 10d. ; by balance of prolate in London and in the colonies for the year ended Dec. 31, 1839, after deducting current expense. and making provision for bad and doubtful debts, 61,8511. lfla 5d ; total, 95,6611. 19s. 3d." The report wee adopted, and the dividend declared. In =^'s: TZLISWIL) MANCHESTER MEETING.—(THD3 DAY.) ..•• Oui.Gov. p.o.Jadd.d .. Do. • par owl, 1170 lOO .. Do. 6 pot dent. lB7B lOO .. Do. 11 pit est., 1181 lOO L 3.6 pot at. lob.tAug r.O Do. Spit at Yor.dBop 100 Do. 6 pc eat. 100 Do. do. ecep 62 .. New Brae.. GOV. 6 v. et 100 ...N.B. Wale Ga. 6p. e. 1080,100 .. Do. 6p. c., 1871 to 1870 1 100 .. Do. 6p. e., 1888 .. Nova Booth' a p. et. lie .. Deb. redeem. 1676 lOO & dual Oov. I 61.. a. Bonds 100 .. Vic Oa. p. Jan.& Juky 100 .. Do. do. 6p. d Yr. Oet. 100 WILTON STA KKR. T.Y.C. Wynostay, My Dear, Lily, Glee Stewart. Mellow, Weatherproof. Royal Priacem Doe loot, Sir William, sod Hemet ana h SALFORD BOROUGH CUP. One mile and a half. Gssria-d, Mader IteeteL Little Agnes, S.- William, Horace, gby Vation„ Greta, Sutton, and First Lord are here. DERBY HANDICAP. Aleut five furlongs. Mirage, Griffin, Lansimenet, Adelaide, Ripon, Montrose, Cloud, Rescue, Lady Grosvenor, Gay Ind, and La Hollandaise are dere. SEARS LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. JOINT STOCK NURSERY HANDICAP. T.Y.C. hers. Duplicity, My Daar, Daakl, Dauer, and Jearamine are Business in the railway share market is almost at a standstill, and general dulness prevails. Prices in a few instances, including Great Western, Midland, and South Eastern stocks, are quoted f to per cent. lower than yesterday afternoon. Lo on and North Western stock is quoted at 1001 to 1011; Great Western, 681 to 691; Midland, 1161 to I ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1041 to f ; South Eastern, 841 to 851 ; Eastern Counties, 61 to ; Great Northern, 116} to 116} ; and Caledo nian, 90f to I. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are dull, at to I din. Grand Trunk of Canada stock is still rather offered. RAILWAY COLLISION NEAR CREWE. FORTUNATE ESCAPE OF AN EXPRESS TRAIN. An unfortunate oulliaion occurred on the line' of the London and Naeth•Weetern Railway yesterday evening, by which two pessengen are reported as injured severely— ems a woman sad the ether a eoldier—a corporal. The pre*. train left London at 2.45, and when between Stafford and Crewe, and near Raeford, it ran into a ballast train, which WY just rounding a curve, and was consequently hid from the view of the conductor, of the London train until it was too late to prevent a collision. Several waggons in the ballast train—four or five, we believe—were dcettoyed, and the woman (who is the most seriously hurt of the two injured penults) was riding at the time in the break van of the ballast train. The passengers of the London train, ' excerpting the corporal, escaped with a good shaking and the fright. The line wee blocked up for some time, and the train reached Crowe about two hours after its time. The female who was injured was lilt under medical advise at (Prom the linarhirster Guardian, of this day.) The train should not stop between Stafford and Crews ; end, enusequeetly, when nearing the Basford Station, shoot inx miles south of Crewe, it was going at • speed of from 10 to CA) miles an boor, down an incline. It was composed of ten or a dozen carriage., and, very i t powerful and Navy engine. It seems, from the account Itf our informant, that at the time "Wad, the driver (believed to be named Wilson, and to reside at Crewel dis covered on mambo( • rather sharp curve, that the line was blocked by some eight or ten goods trucks. The breaks were instantly screwed down, and the engine reversal ; the fireman leaning over so as to drop mad upon the rail in front of the near wheel By thus manfully keeping their poets, and doing all that was pomible, the driver and fireman, in the short distance of lees than 130 Janis, reduced the meal of the express to about six miles an boor, and at that tate it crashed into the standing wawa.. The result was that the waggons were sent flying for ward some 60 yards, three of them and the guant's van being piled upon each other in • shattered heap. Cries were heard from amidst the wreck, and it was soon clear that they rime from • woman. What blames she had in the van is not known; but there she wee, with the knowledge of the guard, and she proved to be au Irahwoman. She was got out with great difficulty, the remains of the van having to be cut and broken before she could be liberated. She was • gond deal bruised and battered, but is bettered not to be seriously hurt. Arun rig the pamengen by the ermine were the Marquis of Stafford. one of the directors of the company ; Mr. Jaime M'Counell, they lowinotive superintendent at Wolverton ; Mr. Cawkwell, the r and Mr. Thomas Fairbairn, Mr. R. N. mrg, 7,71 T. Johnson. of Man chester. Mr. Mtionnell took the command; the gentlemen named assisted wider him ; and most of the male pas armpit sealoualy joined in the work of clearing the lines, for bah were blocked. ACCIDWITR AT SOWZIIIIT BRIDOII STATION.—V4I7 early yestenlay morning, a Mame train was run into at this station. time- miles from - Halifax, on the leinombirts and Yorkshire Railway. The goods train was coming out of a siding, and at the same instant another pods train was issuing through the tunnel, 010 or 100 yardsabore. The latter train could not be stopped in time to avert • 00l- Reim, awl the consequence was that three of the trucks across the line were smashed. The line was strewn with Pincer of waggons, wheels, ke. Nobody was hurt. The medic on one line was stopped about two hours, and upon the other four. A few hours after this accident another occurred at the same station, to a signal-man, named Solo mon Crossley, who hail his arm caught between the buffers of two luggage waggons. The unfortunate ma's arm was dreadfully crashed. He was conveyed by a "special" to Halifax, at the infirmary of which place the bruised arm via amputated. Crossley is lying in a weak condition. THE EXPRESS, E#olll l 6, JrNE I 1, neo. 1.0 116 1 1061 lov lilt No. I /Rt. I BAND. 11Pd. ICL pekes. I Oaks. 10,000 100 Agra and U. Bar. Bank .50 - - - 1100,! . 40 Autralrla 15 Bank of = an DI 114 - 8, 100 Bonk of - 10 Bank Turkey 3 - 14 Oa 50 Beata! lL Amid* . - all - - 14 10 Mart Dank cd lad* Amtrak mad (Alva . all 114 104 .- 10, 25 Arad. Yee. el Ind* Loa, mad Dina all 10 82 - 8 000 100 Oty 110,000 100 Colonial 40,000 10.11 Coto. of Canada all - 16,0001 100 Com. of Lomita 2O Is a - 15,000' 50 Rog. Scot &AmoLCharld. all 164 181 - 80,0001 20 G. lank of 13witsorland. Si - - - 36,000 10 Lon. Ct. Beat of Anent all DI DI 000 - 16,000 0000 5 Z i London J Slog - 7- 118 - 4 50,000 100 Lou. and Waimmlaeter.. 10 - - ell 10,400 100 Nat. Pro,. dlmatmarl.. 41 - - -ad 16,000 10 Do. New 10,000 60 Natio , al Beak 15,000 10 New South Wale. 50,400 26 Oriental Bank Novara all - - - 20 Ottoman Bank 2 D0, 0,000 100 Provincial of feeling - - 174 -• 000 1 4,000 10 Do. New 18,000 26 South Australia 40,000 28 ,Union of Australia - - - 40, 60 !Union of London VD 1001 Unity Mutual 1118C1ILLANI01/8. No. 1 Bk. I GokraillS. IPd Cl. pima I &aft .. all 15 - 1::1 1 12 0 0 :0 j aanti lia 'r ell ' 1. (Lim.) . ....... 21 84 11 - $5O--.47,000 1 10 Berlin Waterworks.... an 44 5 - . 60 Brit. American Land .. 40 - - - BOW 60 Brit &Irish Mos. TeL A Si 37 SO - 1161 110 Da B 7 per c. till all 19 11 - 11,7 i /0 Da. C - 8,915 324 land all 119 113 11l 8 11,000 10 Chaspelaf lama& TeL (L) all 8 8 - 5614000 84. OoiseD all 22 27 - ADO 16 Do. Pr*. 74 paacdtaalta ant all 244 DI - IMIII 84. Orymbal Palma lOO - oklllo St. Do. Prehmemsa W , O !OK 3I 10 34 0 - 150.' 84 Do. Sp. el Deb. 100 105 106 - 700.000 St. Ilkietrla Talapgt yar 1 pa - TM, 25 Do. Now l6 - OS, 5 sad Ana. Cop. au DOM 6 Sawa traa 14 - - - Sik 1 I DIP (6JI) • • all 4 4 4 IS, 10 &dim and Ani& ML IL •••• •-•— 11. 5 Loa District TeL (1..) 1 1 I die -. 00, IS Lupton Mamma (L) 30 die - ICA 4 Gen. Omnibus 00. all 1 if -. 111, 10 Madras Irrign. & Canal 1 . 34 pm I ss. 10 lfeditaraneanElee.Ted. all - - - 11, 10 *editor. ix. Tel (Una) all 3 4 -. IS, IS National Disoount Co 6 1 Of Di 4 8, 10 NerbuddaCoal&lron(L) 6 14 1 die - 11,110 10 Netherlands Land - -•-• 110,000 6 Do. Bp. c., la at 1 b. all 4 - 1,724 100 N. Brans. &N. led. LL II 1 0 15 - 114M114M1 N. Brit. Audirmladam all I - 1 I IS,' 1 Oriental Gas 10, 1 Do. •" New Sharp' . 16a 4 dia ad -• 10.000 10 Orion. In. Dm. (Omni& 0 - -.- 10,000 10 Do. do. C fa. - - ... 500, , Bt. Peel River land & lea. 100 46 43 4.4 20,500 60 Penni. and Orlon. Stemni all IT 79 111 10, 60 Do. New - 45000 10 Red Ilea & Ind. TeL 44 p.c. feebly,. by Br. Gov. 171 7 I dim - 10,000 60 khans* Iron - 10,000 15 Do. New all 5 8 - 16,060 100 Royal *aft Steam SO Of 104 - 0000 St. Scottish Amt. investak. 145 120 lie - 14,100 26 Routh Autrallan Land all 56.1 8 - 70, 1 Bohemia' TeL Scrip - DODO 1 Do. do. Registered all ,- 50,000 10 & la. 00. Up Co a -•-• - 10,000100 Van Dimmallaad 154 8 111 MONEY MARKEL-MIS DAY. Two o'CLocre. The funds opened this morning with a heavy ap pearance, and a fresh decline of I per cent. was soon quoted. A recovery has since taken place owing partly to the publication of a new pacific manifesto in the Paris Monitene ; but as the French funds have scarcely responded. Consols are now quoted no better than at four o'clock yes terday. Sales of stock for money continue to be effected. In the share markets dullness prevails, and scarcely any business is going forward. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Router's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 69.30, being Sc. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 942, 2, 95, and 941 for money, and 95 and 942 for the account. The present quotations are 942 to 95 both for money and the 6th Wet The official business report is as follows :--Bank Stock, 228, 2292 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 932, 4, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 932, 2, 4 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 79 ; Indian Five per Cent. stock, 1859, 1062, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 964 ; India Bonds, 7a, 2s. dia. ; Exchequer-bills, 75., 65., 10s. prem. The foreign stock market is likewise quiet. Turkish stocks are dull—the loan of 1864 at 74 to 4, and that of 1858 at !Mot. In otherforeigndescriptionathere isnoaltera tion. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Five per Cents., 1839 and 1869, 99 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 852 ; ditto for account, 862 ; Chili= Six per Cents., 1022 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 214; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 444 ; Spanish Passive, 16 ; the Committee's Certificates, 42 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 742 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, 57 ; ditto for account, 674. The shares of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company remain steady, at 14 to 14 prem. Five thousand pounds in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. A telegraphic summary of the news by the April mail from Australia is now due. We are enabled to state that the half-yearly report of the directors of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company will recom mend the usual dividend of 34 per oent. The Scinde Railway Company have paid to the credit of the Secretary of State for India in Council the sum of 178,000/. on account of debentures up to this date. A call of 21. per share will be payable on the shares in the Punjaub Railway on 'the 28th inst. Payments in anticipation continue to be received. At the meeting of the shareholders in the lonian Bank, held yesterday, the directors' report stated that the charter of the institution has been renewed by the lonian government for a further period of 20 years. The operations of the year 1859 are described as highly satisfactory considering the un certainty which prevailed as to the renewal of the charter ; they show a net profit of 11,4061. By the addition of 13,1811., the balance to the credit of profit and loss on the Ist of January, 1869, the total available is increased to 24,587/. From this is to be deducted 7,5001., the amount of two half yearly dividends at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, leaving 17,0871. to the credit of profit and loos on the Ist January, 1860. At the annual meeting of the Trust and Loan Company of Upper Canada yesterday a dividend at the rate of 84 per cent. per annum was declared, as recommended in the directors' report. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week (which includes the traffic of Whit- Sunday) an increase of 3,8941. • the Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increase of 5,606/. • the Midland, an increase of 5,6761. ; the Manches ter, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 1,515/. ; and the North Eastern, an increase of 5,6751. The traffic on the 687 miles of the South-Austrian line of the Lombardo-Venetian Railway Company for the week ending May 19 was 27,7961., being 23,8791. less than in the corresponding week of 1869 on 596 miles; awl that on the Lombardo- Venetian line 4,0611., showing a decrease of 808/. The total decrease on both lines since the Ist Jan., 1860, is 210,643/. We are informed by Messrs. Castello Brothers , !of the Stock Exchange, that the new issue of shares in the Buenos Ayres and San Fernando Railway, with 41. paid, is quoted 22 to 24 prem. An extraordinary meeting of the ahareholders in the Bank of Egypt is called for the 22nd inst., to elect a director to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Mr. E. H. Hutchins. Mr. Ross Donelly Mangles is a candidate. A meeting of the Arica and Tacna (Peru) Rail way Company is called for the 22nd inst., and will be mdde special, " to consider • recommenda tion from the directors in regard to the issue of shares." The sixth ordinary general meeting of the Royal Danish Railway Company is called for the 30th inst., at Flensburg. The position of the market for American securi ties is noticed as follows by Messrs. D. Bell, Sun, and Co. : In the market for American securities there is no change, mad nothing of any interest to report. The transactions &rig the past week have not been to an extent to affect Om, which remain ge_nerally without alteration. The report of Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite is an nexed : There has been only a limited amount of business in American securities in London during the past week, and pricer are without material change, though in many cam a alight advance has been established, owing to the mime dinary firm tone prevalent in the New York market by the late arrival. The emigration commissioners have accepted the ship Merlin to carry passengers from Birkenhead to Melbourne, at 161. 18s. 7d. per statute adult. Terasnam Evsynro. Consols, which closed yesterday at 951 to 1, for the 6th of June, opened this morning at !the same quotation, and closed at 95, " sellers." For money the last price was 941 to 95. The official business report is as follows Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 951, r 1 95, I, 941 ; ditto for account (June 6), 95 , 1, 95 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 93 1 , 1, ; ew Three per Cents., 931, 1,1 ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1880, 131 ; ditto April, 1885, 17 5-16 ; Bank Stock, 228, 2271, 229 ; India Stock, 2211, 224 ; Indian Five) per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1061, 1, 1 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. "en "' rupee paper, 1021 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1888, 961 ; India Bonds, 7s. die. v , The " continuation " on Consols to the 10th of July was to 1 per cent., and the last price for that period wee 951, " buyers," or equal to 931, " buyers," ex div. The Indian rupee paper was dull. The Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1859 was a little flatter, closing at 1061 to 1 ; Exchequer Bills re main steady, at 7s. to Ws. prem. Turkish stocks remain flat. The Loan of 1854 closed at 74 to 1, and that of 1858 at 57 to 1. Other foreign bonds were dull. Bank shares to-day were steady. Those of the London Chartered Bank of Australia were inquired for. Crystal Palace stock and Royal Mail Steam shares were quoted better. East and West India Dock stock was marked 1201, and London Dock 66tht: 661. quotations for the shares in new under i were as follow :—Ooean Marine Insurance , prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine , 19.16 to 1 1-16 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, 7-16 to 5-16 dia ; London and South African Bank, to dia. ; and City of London Brewery Prefer moo shares, par to rum. MINEa-ZHIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. Business in the mining market to-day is not active. Lady Bertha shares ire rather Sat, at 2$ to i ; Stray Park are quoted 51 to 52 ; Eaat Whoa! DUBLIN AND MEATH BAILWAY.-(THIBDAY. An extraordinary meeting of tho proprietors was held at one o'clock at the company's officea, 30, Great Winchester.street, in accordance with the stand ing orders of parliament, for the consideration of a bill now pending in parliament, entitled "An Act to enable the Dublin awl Meath Railway Clun y to relinquish the junction of their main line with the Midland Grea t Western Railway of Ireland, awl in substi tution therefor to make an extension direct to Dublin, awl for other purposes." The chair was taken by Mr. W. ei Yr.7:l7lllllD. of the firm of Shepherd awl Smith, solicitors to the company, having read the heads of the The CHATIMAN moved a resolution of approval. The Duke of Litnorrra, in seconding the motion, said he hivl on a former occasion opposed this extension; but, having since considered the subject more deeply, though his opiniuo wassot altered, he did not feel justified in opposing it env longer, because the Midland Great Western Company had not come forward with any fair proposition, mid that company should not be allowed to fall into their hands. (Hear, bear.) Mr. ALLCAKD congratulated the meeting on the with. drain' of his graces opposition. He had connected himself with the Dublin and Meath line in the hope that it would be very remunerative, but he was convinced that the realisation of that hope depended in a great measure upon the corn= obtaining an independent entrance into Dublin. He forward to the extension of the line, within a short period, from Kells to Cloaca, which would bring It into connexion not only with Enniskillen and Londonderry, but also with Belfast; and with the direct route which be believed was now sure to be sanctioned, such a rah" • v must be one of the most impor tant and remunerative roes in Ireland. It would be the Great North• Western trunk line of the country and would amply repay all who had embarked their capital in it. Mr. 0. F. Semi remarked that the formation of this direct line afforded the only chance of a North Western hue being constructed. It was within his knowledle that there were quo ies who were prepared to undertake the construe. thin of s line from Kalb to Clones if the bill then under consillerati-n were panted. The repolittion was then adopted unanimously, and a vote of thanks having been given to the Duke of Leiuster for the assistance which he had rendered to the company, the meeting separated. THE LONDON cffAßranab BANK OP AUS TRALIA.-(THIS DAY.) 1 1 This afternoon the eighth ordinary general meet ing of the ets.ve company was held at the London Tavern ; Mr. 1). In•sitia in the chair. The following was the report of the directors : " In conformity with the royal charter and deed of settle ment, the directors now submit to the propnetore their eighth annual report, together with the accounts, duly audited, .hewing the state of the hank's affairs up to the 131 st December, 1)15e. It is gratifying to the directors to be able to announcethet, notwithstanding the many fallen. that have recently oemirred in the colonies, the result of the part year's unmakes, is favourable, and that the boa. I nem proepects mad ginsition of the hank at the date of the last advice* WIT* of a satisfactory character, a result which may he ascribed to the vigilance and caution exercised by the impector. Mr. Bramwell, and the other executive officers of the establishment. The latest advice. from the selmise extend to the 17th of March from Melbourne,andto the 14th of March from Itvdmv. The directors propose ag the usual half•ye.trly addition of 5.0001. to the room which will then amount to 25,000/. invested in Victoria go vernment debentures, bearing 6 per cent. interest. It is also their intention to add 1,6001. to the 'building fund, which will then amount to 3,0001. The comas appended appended to this report are made up to the 31st Deseinher last, !nun which it *Mari that after the usual dedectioas, sod also after making allowance for bad sad doubtful debts (the full amount reonnineaksl by the I • there remains to the credit of profit mad Is.. this evil 19s. 31., out of which the directors ream mead that a dividend be deducted for the hellions. al be meet free of income tax, 24,5001. ; and that a sum Si he paned to thu mere' fund ; also that a sum ei 1,1001. be plead to the building fund ; total, 31,0001. ; I.=be embed to next account a balan ce o f 7,661/. le Tits directors anal auditors now go out of oaks, bed big eligible for re-election, they offer themselves ae. istediesty." The accounts of the bank are stated as follows : Belance.shest, Dee. 31, 1859. : Notes in sir relation, 135,2721. • bills payable sod other liabilities, 4154,0751. 70. 4d. ; inmate. 1'00. 905 /. 3.. 9,1 •1 capital OP, roam/. ; _reserve fund, 30.000 1 : „.• rolceaul boildellt a lund, 1,500 f. ; moat and loss, $4,641/. lea. 3d. ; total, LB ,714/. IN. 4d. Ames : Coin and bullion, 294,7941.95. 11d.; Weems due by other beaks, 31,0571. Is. 10d. • hills receivable, and other seemities. 1,9117,6381. 9s. fel.; freehold, leasehold, and other pray el the corporation, 941341. A. 141. ; open [Bolivia 7a bd. ; stamps, 3194 Is. ld i total, 1,939,7141. 10s. 4d. 100 100 100 100 100 100 LOCAL WARE MARICETS. LIVE:1100U MAT 81.-Thin was almost nothing doing all day, and at the close prima declined } per cent., with the ex .tion of Birkenheads, which were In dand at 71. Birkenhead, 701 71-Caledonian stock, 101 804-lisstern Comities, 10 13-16 10j- Great Northern stock, 116 116--Great Westerns, 64 110}-Len eashire and Yorkshire, 1044 1 0 4 L ondon and North Western, 100 f 101-Ditto, ltighth shares, 1.1 6 J.-Manchester, Ilisfaeld, and Lincolnshire, 414 411- d stock, 1164 1161-North British stock. 6161+ -North Staffordshire, 4 31 d. - North Lantern, &mkt capital stock, 06 964-Dltto, York capital stock, 80801-Ditto, Leeds Kock. 82628--Oxford, Worcester, and Wok verhamptos, 44 . 461-Booth Hastens 269.16-Dutch Rhenish, 61 5} J.-Great Luxembourg, 6} 6 Trunk of Canada, 7 15-16 8 1-16-Great Western of Canada, 11} 1.21-Dlito, new shares, 8} 8 d.-Buffalo and Lake Huron, 4} 4}-GreaB Ship, lie. 134. MATelrrarn, MAT 81,-There wee not much business, sad pricee were weaker. Grand Trunk of Canada, 8 3.16-leasmildre and Yorkshire, 1416-Lendon and North Western, cheater, Ilbsesig. eel Uncolnahlre, 411-Midiands, 1 lantern, 061. BnutintlitAm, MAT 81.-Au average amount of he inns was transacted today in Btour Valley Guaranteed Stork at 68 ; Wor cester and Birmingham Canal at 151. and Birmingham Deakin Company at 291. Birmingham Canal shares were In demand at 214 Droltirleh Junction Oaaal were minted 18 to 184 District Lirs-ollee shares at 5} to I, an div.. and Herefordshire Bank, Bf, saws. Thera were sellers ef Barsnagliam Guaranteed at 76}. GARrtkun To TER PRIZOML —The Natio/la/ilk a French journal of Turin, publishes a fresh manifesto by Garibaldi. The document is thus worded :—"To the good prieeta.—However it may turn out, whatever the destinies of Italy may become, this clergy, which now makes common cause with the oppressors of every country—this clergy, which buys foreign soldiers that they may fight against its Italian brethren—has devoted itself to the ere :Mien of future generations. It is a great consolation, however, and like a promise that the true religion of Christ will not be lost, to see the priest, in Sicily marching at the head of the people to combat against tyranny. Ugo Bead 1 Veleta! Gumnarolli ! Bianchi I you are not altogether dead. Dear martyrs, sacred champions of the national cause, the day when your example shall be followed, the foreigner will have ceased to tread our soil ; he will have oared to be the master of our sons, our daughters, our wives, our patrimony, and our own parsons —GARIBALDI." _ EINOCNINO AND FATAL OCCITAILINCI—Iadt even ing (Thursday) the inhabitants of Union-Ariel were thrown into great alarm on account of a report of the death of the eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Luke, boot and shoe maker, carrying on business in Faatutreet, George-street, and Union•street. It appears that on Tuesday afternoon a sailor brought a pair of shoes to Mr. Luke's shop in Union street, and gave them to his daughter, telling her they did not fit him, and that if she would take them back again be would pay one half of the value. Some le, however, allege that the shoes were t at another shop, and were given to Miss Luke to sell for the man, he promising to give herons half of what they fetched. This reached her father's ears, who became so exasperated that be commenced beating her with a double rope, and after chastising her severely be left the house. Ile shortly afterwards returned, and took up the rope to beat her again when she rushed up stairs, flew into her bedroom, a back room on the second story, opened the window, and threw herself out, falling on a porch a few feet above the ground, from which she rebounded and fell on to the ground, a distance altogether of 25 feet. The ill-fated young women ;itched head foremost, fracturing her skull in three places, and causing her brain to protrude through her nostrils. Mr. Fioemore, druggist, was first called to her assistance, and he immediately sent for Dr. Whipple, who thought it advisable to call in the aid of Mr. Square, but all hopes of her recovery were given up, and it was not ex pectedthat she would have lived half•an-hour. She in gened, however, until about nine o'clock last even ing, when death released her from her sufferings. It is stated that before the father attempted to beat her the second time she had two black eyes, the result of his pre vious violence. The father has since been in a state of the death of the poor girl mobs have col. lected around the hones, and have been trying all the means in their power to drag him into the street. 'Theke will be • strict investigation to-day into the facts at the 00,01111e1 inquest..—PfyinourA Journal. CHILD Matta= IN Norrntotramsataa.—A case of child murder, occurring under very distressing CiIOIIM. stances, has taken place at Southwell, near N On Saturday morning last, a young woman, nam o t i g l =- beth Hulyatt, left the Southwell Union, where she had been confined of a female illegitimate child, and proceeded to her parents' house, which is about half • mile out of the town. The parents on account of the infant refused to receive her, and turned her out of doors. The unhappy rl being thus left entirely destitute, sat down on • bew ige, near her father's house, and here she was seen half an hour afterwards by an acquaintance, to whom she said, in passing, " Bill, look here." He looked, and perceiving a child apparently in its last agonies, be said, " Why, the child's dying." She replied, '' Yes ; but they can't do any thing at me ; there's no marks on it." From this this until half-past 2 o'clock, • period of more than two hours, the girl appears to have walked about the streets with the dead child in her arms. She then went to Kr. Hone, the sergeant of police, stationed in the town, and asked him what she should do with it. He inquired when it had died, and she said about twelve o'clock. He asked under what circumstances, and not being satisfied with the snorers given him, said he should call in • doctor. The girl there upon began to cry and subsequently confessed that, having been turned out of her father's home, she did not know what to do nor where U. go, and she had put the shawl over her Lab's mouth, and her hand over that, sod had so smothered it. On Moody afternoon an inquest was held before Mr. Newton, sormer, when a verdict of " Wilful murder" was retained spinet Elimbeth HnlyalL no pri- soner was then essamlited fee trial at the amines sad was lodged ia the county poi at Nottingham on Tuesday. ORDWAY! MBAR= AYD ST 013. a ` I Pd LiaaWATIL I Y ei t li tuV i I Sa ri P. 6.4112 1. 121 an .1 1 /Y.40/4warlfal. a Ile sWO lan.,lol2oJaL 29 II an lnacilinra ll. zit _. 110 ail 800 and nag to at Bootoklaard./t ale 111 74 It. HO and SLAIN Msa.a; 1 _ all Oaksmil tendon — ot 1$ all Osman ll4 7 Y 1 • •••01v. =NU 111 an 3 p.a. la paid IS an •pos~.too. _. it an &•16.1.1a IL 100 Mast Ot. too swam 534 544 81. 100 %aura Urdu, Mock A 36 St 11.100 Dix Moc k 825 27 119 all liro WOO 111 all VOW k 100 Rdlabmoand Glasgow 77 79 114. 100 I StllatirWAsteth, Dundee 30 11l 10 all ?orth and Clyde land ot. 111 1 11 1 o Ci= & IL a Wastern 101 103 10 iootlaed U. 1 Ore& Matthaei 61. 1 Do. • Stook 116 117 M. 100 Da. D Stock 131 1U 1 0. 100 04 Soak& Weal are.; 112 114 84. 100 °reit Wallas 94 02 4 On 04. 1 Da.loeneVaLtaa.Stk. 60 65 ilk ltiO learalllol4 tintshire 1041 146 1 104 14. London am& Illeakwall 70 71 Ilk UM Los.. Coast 114 115 114 11 all tram v. U 12 ilk 100 londent Nadi erns. 110 1 1014 104 4 1 14 Da. I die par s i t. 1 .0 Leadnat l V=Watara II 94 934 I& all 25 .11 V a l lir =rl 10 11 tY. 160 hajliaL,&Linoolnds. 414 a U Mairailkaa n St. 100 4 Utilkaa p il ll4 117 1161 4 64. 100 Din Bind & Derby St 96 10 all 11141. Ot. Western Me ) 100 all Nirwawile and Carlisle 90 all Newport. Aber ,&liers. 10 11 10 9 Worry& Armaah.det 7 6 dla 20 all Nesury,Warrsap. &los. —.— lik GO 101 Nortont SI Northern Conn 4 3 ins St. 100 North British tlet Us tish 64. all North Devoe taa &D. 91. all Do. A 94. 100 N. Ynaters—llarwisk al4 Do. o.ll.Z.Pvii. 1 n 9 8 1 die —al 114. 100 Do. Lob U 6' K 100 Do. York 81. 100 North London Ili a Narth&S.Weetentlas. 94 3. - 17 4 all North Staffordshire 134 12 10 Notk&Urenthatelt&C. 4 416 Ilk 100 Ottord.Wee.,&Wolver. 44 ail II all Peebles - ID an Portsmouth ' 19 an thusney ' 89. 00 Seat4l.B Central al 100 90009th N. IL Aber.Bll4. Mk 356 St. 100 Scottish Illdland l/7 SO —• St. 100 Singular* Union 10 all Uttingtourne&Sbeern. 4 S , 86. SO South Devoe ' 114. I CO South lastern , 114. iOO Senth Wales O7 0 ' St. 100 S. Yorkeb. & liver Da IS SO 10 all ttelissa.Woklagbas..&e. • 05 an Stockton & Darlington 184 106 26 9 Ditto ditto St. 110 Taft Vats ' 10 an May .— 1 St 10 Do. h 14 14 De. Sill Pm •-• . h 11. 100 Vale of Ninth 19 all Victoria Stn. & • le 13 ' NO Waterford & Maw —.— $0 all West Cornwall si o 20 an West London — —.— sirri lAthinde 111, IA Dom. Bar. &C. tarp& Do. New Do. Preterenre Deff.,BranA.AGoderieb ape. Dds., Aug. X 21t eeedoreedbyluM.4ll.li. Do. /Wil e 12175, dIMA. DA Imo I. URA DMA do a lentern TALledtdp.ager I tbollos. =ow eon ladles DA Namleo 1 D. 'abbeloan Do. 4 p. cc. Debunk Da d p. et. do. I Melbourne ot Canada _ _ ill — 15;. - 0 - iir - 74. — Piot an Dailes.Prote_p ct Me all Do. SW al Meant. an Da i per 44.• nu.- • • all Do. do. M alt Do. db. IM.. WO ham Palowals 0 Do. Saw 10 Ot. R. alladl i al . o et IX all Wailow 13 Do. KM all 11.6.4•776, an Do. ela 13 o lt p. all Da. 4.. 71 Nubia Oatir. 4/ per et. Da Po. c o r Do. 4! par at Do. 40 Ida 41s. Melo.ollo.llp. et. N. Wilriek der A cap in Do. do. land do Do. do. B cap. do Do. do. Laud do tide (Malted) Do. Tan,b to.Lod.l3Li let.g. p.st lialdad.thalted, Sw• M es K w di I w e il II is M is Is • is 4 , 4 le ais I am 101 Itrti reir i Pon Per 2 Pm It 1:11 n 311 ne n n n no es 04 Ts so 06 70 00 . 710 I ; il ls iLas SS MS OS MO Si no SS 90 IS le Si 9S 1 SI S V : I V Moe i I YOZZION LAIIMAYR. lAatireep & Itottordsot rArdessa Mitt Yra.Z.e t p.o I as j 'E. W & & IrotooooO Balm to Groloomoo itimottaz Moo & Boa ICIVTI*OO2a Minim fie Maya - (ItkaidiapaLpa M. Ousted al /um 1ni= 2 0624. XL 11•31sa lAke Owilms• Bala Limn sad Tarsbout Lyme sal Gahm Warts Antall& NamaLlsip 4tAis L trirt:a of Truer Norweglaa Trunk Prat Paris, Lyle% asellisel Parts sad Orions ftdfe n4M. (Parma'Moica?. a INS* sad Ilterpl Built M i raMS. links sod Do. gpra& Prot ,ol7l;te.a 1 11o7ithere rot Irmo wea Pleaders Do. 6 per ea& Pr* ,Wea. 11. W. a Walesa of arena I rl. all laimakaarsCp. at A Da. km/ r MI. ... all laa•bare•Mass4. Ip. a. all Nadia at Trams 3p. at. al Do. Boalogne) 4la at. all Do laloCkarkweldia.a all anl Do Nag II rariaa Wass Swami. per amt.. all Royal Ilwaftheparask all mathenallawarallPa aD Vlttar liamarial 1 a. all .W.*N. W.lll 4., I I 2$ *I 11 11l 131 IS Se N A in . ill - II I U u► U IA I a dr as is 4 :1 i 4 L die r i r :I 111 II It t If If 12 U la at 1 a NI a all ell all 6a. 100 6_ ;MOOS In I ei I til I 110 110 110 111 1010 101 ]o7i 11 90 100 100 100 110 e 100 1110 iii - Isle ll Ist — i s Russell, 11 to 14 ; West Frances, 26 to 27 ; Lewis Mines, 2k to ; and Sortridge Cocsols. Ito li. in the Stock Exchange, Wheal Edward shares are likewise officially marked 21. There is no alteration in foreign and colonial min securities. At heel Us meeting yesterday the accounts showed • debit balance of 1661. U., 4d., including the charges fur opening the north ground, amounting to 408 f. The old part of the mine is now producing a considerable profit, which is Misty to be increased in the current three mouths. It wan stated that 50 tons of ore had been sold in the first fivo months of the _preseat year, being a great iDCZOIIIII upon previous sales. The report and accounts were adopted. East Basset declared on the 29th ultimo a dividend of 51. Per share (2,5601.), leavin,g • balsams in band of 1,8451.81. 94. COMMERCIAL IND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—{THIS DAY.) Since last Wednesday, the weatherin the United Kindom continued very unsettled—wet sod cold, and the progre sa y of the growing crops has been again arrested. • forcing, hot weather is what the growing corn crops now require. A coatinoanoe of cold wet weather could not fail to be prejudicial to the harvest. The attendance of the trade in Mark-lane today was fair the tone quiet, but fi rm ; prices of most articles unaltered. The simply of home-grovrn groin was small, and of country-made dour fair. The imports of fomign grain into London since last Monday were reported this morning as fair of flour, moderate of wheat, small of barley, and small of oats. Witarr.—English quiet, but held firmly at last Mondly's rates. Foreign unaltered at last Monday's prices. FLOPS slow sale at last Monday's prices. BARLgT improving in demand, and firmer in price, at last Mooday's decline. OATS in moderate demand at last Monday's quotations. Br.sse.—English and Egyptian quiet at last Monday's CILITODCy. Pisa unaltered, at last Monday's prices. CURRENT QUOTATIONS, DUTY PAID. • - WEILL?. white, 48s. to 60s. ; red, 465. to 545. per qr.; Dantno and Konigsberg, 58e. to 641. per 4941 b. ; Rostock, 54a. to 58e. ; other Baltic pats, 465. to 545. ; French, red, 50e. to 54. ; white, 565. to 58s. RAUL-Town, 465. to 50s. ; Norfolk, 375. to 388. per NM. • French, 38e. to 425. per 280 1 b. ; American (United States), 284. to 32e. per barrel. BAILEY. -Engliph, 26e. to 465. per qr. ; Baltic, 24e. to 355. ; other sorts, 265. to 28s. per qr. OATS.-British, tas. to 235. per qr. ' • Russian, 245. to 255. per qr. ; other Baltic ports, 245. to 255. per qr. BILLYIL-English tick, AU. to 38s. ; harrow, 395. to 421. nr r. Foreign, 324. to 404. per qr. Egyptian, 365. to per . qr. Paus.-English boilers. 38a. to 40s. ; bog and grey, 34e. tons. • foreign white, :Ale. to 38s. Ft-0;Mo Czanozz.--Since lad Friday 18 graiadadea vessels were reported arrived at portsof call, viz. : -4 wheat, 6 barley, ti mare, 2 rye. The latest tiles reported were :-Wheat on passace--Berdiansk B and L, in hand. about 545. per 4921 be. (not confirmed). Wheat, to be shipped m June or July next-Benham& or Merianopol. 53e. 6d. per 4321b5. Maize arrived-Camila, 335. at per 4e01b4. Barley arrived-Iteeil, about ais. 94. tiler 40u1b- To-day an arrived cargo Odessa Glairka. sad at 51e. 34_ per 492114., and a cargo sre.vad Danubian barley at 'As. 7 id. per 400I1e. Wheat continues firmly mainkidaed la price ; maize and barley quiet, at prices slightly lower since Let Atomise. There are now off the coast about 8 cargoes offering on sale, viz., 1 wheat, 4 mains, 3 barley. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM MAY 2/1 TO JOEL Esitiah and Seotedt. huh. Ferries. Wheat Barley Oats Malt English Zack Plate MOO : Foreign oar, - barrel" ' IMPERIAL AVERAGES. 1620 'Mil. April 21 IS Mai .12 els Od 1 el, , Ps ea 116, 6d ld Ms ed —.4,-ser — oida lye Beane 4 Peas 37e al Ida Id Ida Ild 12. Od 39a 3d 37a 114 SY ad als 5d Is ad Sas Id 37a Sd Ma OA 246 Od 42s 44 39a Ild We 7d Me 10d Us Id 42a &I 40a 31 21/6 ad Os 3d ale 7.1 44e ad 39s 51 Ns 14 Ilb ad 37$ Ed 41s td eas 9d I Sla Sd Ns 2d 2fie &I Us 4.1 ' 434 141,1,.'74.2 1.9 Ex week,' Agg Average Ds-fr.—Wheat, Barley, lade, Sys, Beam, and Peas, Is. DIAGRAM warns ism nueramoss n ism AVERLIII razor 01 lIIIELI D 171.1310 10 1111 WIZICII 1.113111. f4 - insC l ms,7l. 52 6 62 1 51 2 i- ; May 10. Nay Mk LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. Mr mamma AND lan NN malassric (ram' oua OWN coaassroasn-r.) Wheat, moderate oonatunptive demand at Tuesday. rates. Indian corn and beans pressed, and 6d. per yr. less would buy. Oats and oatmeal without change. At. tendanoe at market limited. 'HIS DAY,) MINCING-LANE.---(THIS DAY.) SUOMI. —The amount of 6114110 M done this wish has been limited, and chiefly confined to tho trade, and current qualities only have sold at last week's prices ; low descrip• Lions have given way &L Refined st ea dy. Corrut.—The public sales have been large this week, and common sorts declined Gd. to L. at the owning, but a better tone has existed the last two days, and good current qualities have been sold at last week's prices. TLL— The large public sales went off the first two days without spirit, at about previous rates. The publication of the despatches from China (official) materially strengthened opinion, and a shade advance has in many instances beta paid. Rtc2.—A limited business done at peeve n: rites. BUY.—A quiet market without alteration in prices. Saireents has been firm. Smut —The quantity brought forward has been small, prices are unaltered. Danoa.—The fortnightly ales went off at previous rates. Markets generally quiet to-day. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady to-day. Petersburg Y.C.. es the spot, is quoted 525. 3d. to 5 . 6d. ; June, 51s. 9d. ; July to Sept., 51s. 9d. ; Oet. to Dee., 51s. 9d. HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) LEADTAIIALL.—IIiden : 56Ibs. to 64115., 31d. to 4d. ; 641 b.. to 7211 m, 4d. to 44d. ; 721bs. to 801 be., 441. to sd. ; 801 M. to 881bs., sd. to sfd. ; 881bs. to 9611. r., 54d. to 64d. Horse hides, Si. to lk Oalf skins, light, 2s. to 4s. ; full, 7e. BIRIIOI4DRIST. —Sheep skins, ball-bred., to dawns, to —; lambs, 2s. 6d. to 4s. 2.41. ; shear ho g s, 7d. to ls. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mears. Pattenden and Smith report that the markets Arm ; the bine in many places is weak and unkind, and the ey slightly on the increase. SHARP CRITICISM.—MT. Walter Thornbury, who, in imitation of Mr. Ruskin, has published his criticisms on the Academy Exhibition pamphlet-wi4e—which criticisms (on the principle that "dog should not eat dog") IV2 for bear to criticise generally—has his fling at the Arlatncettne apropos of the famous blunder about the egg in. Sir Edwin Landaeer's picture. Mr. Thomhury says : " Some fussy, cackling critie thinks Sir Edwin should not have made the egg-shell hard, not knowing that the shell of a new•laid ea almost instautaneoady hanlens." Mr. Thorobury's blunder here is quite so had as that of the critic of the Atka/rem. An egg, when laid by a healthy bird, has its shell perfectly formed and perfectly hard beton+ it leaves the oviduct. Really thew fine-art critics ought to get up a little natural history, before they under take the schooling of such sincere observers of nature as bit Edwin Landseer.—Critic. WATIRPORD Coax MARKET, MAY 30.—We have have bad very trifling deliveries of h.ose•grotrn grain since Saturday, and the supplies of foreign are exeeedinTly small. The trade, notwithstanding, is far from active, but we note no change in the value of any article, except oats, which are rather cheaper. SEILADENARIAN BARRIS/TEEL—IS IS a mournful thing to see : a man growing poorer as be it growing older, or losing position in any way. If it were in my power, would make all barristers above sixty pulses. They ought to be put io a situation of dignity and lu r e p an d, 3o .,. T ot , don't like to go into a court o justice, and there behold a thin, grey-headed counsel, somewhat shaken in nerve, look ing rather frail, battling away with a full-blooded, confident, hopeful, impudent fellow, tive•and-twenty roan his junior. The youthful, hig-whlehered , roaring. and talking advo cate is sure to be bald in much the greater estimation by at torney's clerks. The old gentleman's day is over ; but With lessening practice and disappointed hopes be must drive on at the bar still. I wish I were a chief jmtice, that by epe cial deference sod kindliness of manner, I might daily soothe somewhat the feelings of that aging man.—Frmier's Maga zine for June. HOSPITAL TOR CONSUMPTION, BROMPTON.—The annual court of the governors of this excellent charity was held yesterday in the board room of the hospital the Marquis of Westminster in the chair. It appeared from the report that during the last year 972 patients had been ad mated, being an increase of 305 over the previous year, 668 patients bad been dismissed, many greatly bonetitralt, and 124 had died. Aa so many deaths had occurred during •ahort period, it was necessary that the governors should exercise more caution in the selection of patient+ for admis sion. A great deal of good had been done among the out patients, sad the number of cases pre,crihed for in 1859 was 4,649 ; in 1858, the number was 3,971. The !mum' 473954 bacriP" Ils. am 7d o . unted The to ge 3 O 8224 erel litcom l94" T d a the t . h iumb' e heoP m itel t* amounted to 11,9851. 6s. 9d., and otter the payment of all expenses a balance of 642 1 . ss. 10.1. wee loft in hand. On the motion ol Mr. Hughan, wo oded lit theMee. W. Rivers, the report was adopted. Sevesiddiatorations were meeting separated with .t vote ..f thanks to the eliairionu rules of the itditution, and the then made in tlie standing 3 • (4. ♦~ fit