The Express. — London, England, 1861-05-15 00:00:00

_ , WEDNESDAY G EVENIN , MAY 15, 1861. ___ IMI'ERIAL PARIAAMENT. I THE POLICE COURTS.THE EXPRESS , SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) olgairLax, 410•331111013/T 11•00171114. MONEY MA J ...-___Ms. 1 • enema I Pd. I CI. prima j Sales. - -(THIS(TILLS DAY.) -.-.........-__ .... .. Ors.iliev.Sp.e.Jamtial IN 111 116 111 110UKK OF COMMONS. DAY.) Two o'Ciocz. --••Ma am nt, 1/10-2 IN -• .- ..... The railway share market to-day is heavy, .... .. De. apse cant. 1881 lOO -. .. -4 The funds reins The smart took the chair st twelve o'clock. GUILDHALL upon the settlement. A fall of Ito 4 per cent. has -•• Do. OW risn 1 ;0 101-4 . 100 -•-• - PRIVATE BUSINV4B. .. cosier? . si t or A Gum or . 811Minglia.. _ . • .. Dnepr.* F &Aug IN DM 11l - little business. 1 taken place in moat of the principal stocks. South __:.__'• - Deepest Ilsz.dalen IN 109 111 S..veral railway and other private bills were advanced aJots mesa , a hawker , Jaws Martin a tailor, and Saran 104 liii IN - day is in Engli 'Lire. Collins , i hicuidn .. , were charged L efara sir H. Nag Eastern is dull, but scarcely lower. Pre- MONO , - Dna pelesees Onnotta II 14.061990 lie 1 lOU NEW TRIALS IN CRISILNAL CASES BILL. peaks with feloniously uttering two counterfeit shillings, rent quotations are as follows : London 7 . - - ---N I: 1 , 90 , 1•0 1 l ie; - flexion with the i _ Mr. BUTT, in moving the second reading of this bill, at the shop of Mr. Fennell, a butcher, of Alderegateatreet. and North-Westeru stock, 93f to 4 ' Great -:: :: Do. do. 1191 , 100 106 1071 - tlement. These hi gave an outline of the legmlative steps which had previously Charles Baker, a detective officer, said be saw the pri- Western 704 to 714 ; Midland, 1204 to .......New Brunsw.Gov.6p.d.loo 1071 1091 ••••• 1.. N. 8. WalinGv.ip.o. 19111100 99 1110 o•sii taken in the same direction. rievend times, stretching loners in fore - street , sheet • quarter past six o'clock in 111 e 1211 ; Lancashire' and Yorkshire 109 to w ) • Do. 6 1671 I. 13711,100 9/ 100 = almost general decl t- Yorkshire stock h over a number of 'eel's , the mbject had bees introdeud evening, and from their manner he suspected they we re__ orola: Caledonian , - 97 to 4, too hi 99 Mi in both Lowe., arid had met the approval of the respective temPlaajea something wrong , and he watched them ono .. Nora Boons 6p. et. Ilig. IM being exceptionally g ; _.. .. Do. 6p. a. MIS South Eastern , 794 to 80 ; Great Northern, 1094 although the traffic ....meiblies, but ID all cases the measures had been postponed Ablerepite.street. Stnith went into Mr. Pannell's shop .. Deb. redeem. 1/7_11.., 100 1071 1081 ... at the request t 4 the law officers of the crown. In le - t8 that, and Martin and Collins remained about thirty yards away. to 110 i ; and &stern Counties, 49 to 4. _.. .. a Aust. Gov.' p. e. Beads 110 - - - 1,090 i. compared wi i 11..u•t• had affirtiod tie priuciple by a large majority. At After a short time Smith came out and rejoined LomUnlo-Venetian Railway shares have risen .... .. visue.se. a Jait&Jaly 100 - - last year. Lombai rr.".rot the giseeu's Bend. wee the hi,h eet , enur i n g appeal the other prisoners, and witness followed them all up the to jto 1 prem. Grand T run k of Canada .... - De.4o.Bp.o..ter.ei 100 1061 Ke um continue to rise. tu criminal cues, and the House of Lords in civil cues street some distance, when they elelemed , and the - s o me and questious of treason. The Queen'. Bench could consultation the female prisoner returned to Mr. Pannell's Railway stock is steady, and Great Western of FORMON WWII, At Paris this wily at ,m n( error, or by writ o f cer n • but We shop, and when she c am e ou t s h e DNA j o i ne d by th e o th er Canada dull. East Indian Railway stock is 111 Nal lia. I mass. $ n 10. pelage I tales. Beater's telegram, inane which could be referred was limited to points of law, prisoners, and witness, with the assistance of Bull, another fair demand. r s :',9 4 ; 1 at isiallla keecied, :mod dial not embrace the forts of the case. If a Wel detective officer, took them all lute custody. ONDINLAT WARM AND MOIL Limited u l ei 1 as 7 opened at (Mr. 543 1 maths wimps 1 .... us 11.000 i M Ineanne. 34.Joha del toi.k place in the Queett's Beach for felony, so Mrs. Passel! said she received a shilling from the prisoner BeejLiesitedi l5 32 so al i per cent. better than new teiel could be h e a i no d th e mason o ven Smith, and gave him 7icl. change, putting the shilling into lb. I Pil I ItAilnaTe. yesterday. 1 0 01 Saw. 10,000 1 Do. Lad& Ma. Oa an 1 If - Consols are ofli was • relic of pot ages. The distinction between the till where there was eo other money, but having re. Ist all . Mina. We/ diatourraL II a t - 90,000 1 131a.Cce. 10a. On Jam 1 -.- - rniulemeabour and felony was that the latter involved for. rely., information from Baker, the officer , with regard to s o . 100 ~.1 . 4 , 6,...a c. .m .j me. ab -. 10.000 411 Oebre Copper .. (came of goods, sod the court ruled that the goods having the shilling, she put it aside, and when the female prisoner 93 an 'Blackburn - - .. 10,000 14 7 9 - 1 6,0410 1 rrir oaatota gum , a u a 1 _ present quotations pooed to the quiet] the court could not further interfere. soon after gave her &shilling to take 51.1. out of , she found 11 al , Myth and nue •-• -. 4. This was monstrous ; a charge of wall m i g ht b e go d e that was bad. The shilling received from Smith was oho Is on . 500 1012. 1 3ketidAlt&C 4 7 .. 26,000 1 reclaim 111 m.) - and 911 to 92 fa M. 106 Bristol and Smarr .... 97 99 .. 10,000 110 General all 14 f 6 - felony, and is such a case a man could not under say hid. It. 100 Caledonian cireunistance obtain a new trial. If a MAD were trill The Prisoners were all searched , and one had shilling was • N en Oork arid Bandon .4. -.. ML Amnon* (Um) 1 for iiiialenonrinor, he mold obtain a new trial, but in a found on Smith, who retailed his address. Martin denied is an ,o c e nen n a a ... et 11 Kannada (UM.) „ 11 i l l Reduoed, 89j, I rill - e.t.a. where his life was concerned he Rata refused the privi. all knowledge of the other prisoners, but refused his 111 an Do. AjA no die. oaths - .... 14000 11 Unarm all So 0 - 89 19 4, i ; New age. What he proposed was to give the awns power at add"... They wen' cautioned In the usual form, awl on 111 an Do. It 1 p.c. Is paid Oa B. -4. .. 10,000 6 Luitaidaa SO all Debits and Henan lea 41 U - 101116 1 all 1 1 - 754 ; Thirty Yo buoying for new trials in felony an in misdemeanour, and being committed for trial said they should reserve their el all Dual., Penh, &Abd.Ja. II ... NAM 1 rw.trots. India Five per CAI to extend the power of Notional to every court in the delelee• at. 100 Ind - kitzdnni, and to the rried subtequent to the trial as well DOW•RTREET. St. 100 Inaters Al t:anse i s 40 .... 141191 ID band Iverieed all I 5 -• Cent. "enlaced" as Aden., to which it was limited at preient. The hos' DOBBIN° A NAN IN A UT. St. MO Misleas Tinton abiek• 11111,496 II Pert - and learned menaav peneeekd to cite a remarkable asm, in Afire Baler, a Prostitute, and Gomm Smoafee were placed .4. MO De. Meek /I Al 9 .. 19014141 1 Illsettlat Amelia. (La ) .„.. l ia. _ Bills, 41 .9 din. s lode the deci.ion of • judge was WWI. and which when at the bar before Mr. Henry, charged with eteding • gold * all tan Salfoft -• 49.176 Dotted Meekest MOS 1 Worthing %kw) MI MI I Ii - There is little alto referred to tit.. twelve judges as. unanimously decided to watch. worth BM, the ProPe rty a James Webb, GI 4. Bed. i t t t path ll9le . oa her r pk ea99le° ll ew paa , a . n u 1 , 94 T o jean bonds are in fag hove Lees sn. At present Cl,,- only remedy was a pardon forslstreet, York•mail, Lambn.h. le en Forth sod 0 rdo lora - .., - throu i ji the S....retary .1 State, and surely it► was The prosecutor deposed that he was in the Strut! about se . r eo Gunny* a. woo ., 109 in - 1111931LLAI010011. for the new aocouni are i„josti,,, a nd so .1 .urd it y that an i n• a quarter to eleven one evening about a month ago, when is all Great Nortkelleetlead us 127 _ No. lat I oode•sis.. I IAI I 0.. 0r... I sae. quoted 704 to 714, at 99. Weil t man should rece i ve a par d on i ii , taa d he felt an attack coming up on hi m t o w hi c h h e was liable, It Great Neetallell 41 an acquittal. It was mid that wrong coovietiona and which deprived him of his senses, and all power of limb Ot. 100 Po. • Mock 108 101 10,0001 10 ADBB2.llB•Namil kites .. an 16 IS -. are recorded as folio. - ..diom ..-eermi, but he feared that that was not exactly and muscle for a short time during its duration. He was M. Do. II seek us Me - 110,0931 15 AustralMn Agrlcal....• 11 SO 32 67,007 10 Beetle WeeerWollol_ ~. all 4 4 -, per Cents., 1860, 8 true. In the report of the c r i m i na l gt enial i m i oana recovering front the tit, and becoming tartly conscious, Ik e,. . e t 9 . 919 w 19 We" ( 119 4) "I nt i rli - Gtmt ISO Brit Amencan lend . M 4.4 .- - 231, 23 ; ditto for a it woo stated that in one year in DO des than Mao when he found a tamale leaning over him 04 he ley it. DeMourValGaa.l4lL •a - _, ii i i s t 84 Itei n teijoak maczw.l ea at la ... 9.9,..,99:91 e5...99 Ow, acce wrung decisions at the uPen the Pswenient• and heard bet' sly to • nun, " rho It. 1 usaakes Yerbkin 1001 110 1091 1 B7me e. tin 11111 all IS MI per Cents., 1853, 4 Cceiral Criminal Coma, and some of the mesons is my husband." Some one said, "Hu he anything IM, lentos and Maekwan Se 41 - 11,7919 90 Do. 0 at 1,,„, t would h are bee. executed, but k a . th e „ ar u m e g about him!" and shortly afterwards he felt a tug at ne. I laea.Brli~a&Cossa 1211 IM 1191 4915 1131 Quads land 1,000 10 . en 112 116 IslisaasTel. (1? an - - 1858, 55 4 , 4 ;ditto - The Etna has tab V,. Wald , th e . .b. r ire o f 1,..d....,,,,,,1., twitc h e d t o t b s hie pocket. The man and woman then left him, but i s ia k . l i : .....,__Lew C\at 5 , ......... o_,.._Bse „„, 46 . a .,. 47 ew ,r e , MO,OOO M. Cop, eilleg&Rmen. an - - - .ia ~. There was also the remarkable case of Lord Don- be was unable to pursue thein or mil for help. He l ea an D = Ennauia w"""'' w"' "" '•• 4 --•-• • Emma 94 . PAW. lOW Uit in specie for New Y , .1 .. dd. in which the jury wen 00110041 by the di- raised his gold watch, and had not seen it "ince. A young ea: IN Loadoag - roa - her ee t ion Si ea 941 100,839 OIL . Frakeense IN 196 197 - rot„,,, of a jodaa. here was eta , O h. ma d, woman, who had witnessed the occurrence, mid that she ili an boodooderrinc e tu ra b - .. - 160,003 el Do. 6p. c 4. leo. Deb HO 1011 109 - Information has I ~.„.. of Dr . s,„„titer„t , in which the w h o l e pin . should know the man and woman again , but he ( witness ) m DI all Do. and Ilunlaidneo 101 11 - 60,000 20 Eastladialrda.& Caul 1 1 4 dig - pension of payment to.. turned no the scientific evidence a imams. wee "a b le t ° identify theme . y as the " teen it 100 Man.,Bbef.,&Llneclimeh 41 42 411 1 700.000 IL Medd. Telegraph 7,199 M Do. New ll - - dl. - Peterborough and C ID Kirwan** case, in Inland, the Trend Lieutenant cooper• on a thick fall at the time. IS 71 Metropentee 4 3 dls 1211 121 t 1211 I 1 70,000 6 ses. end Last. Cop. .• all 91 81 -. with the Mr. Yorke,' tui..sl isstween the public feeling and the e, itlence, by nom - Harriet Bryant, the young woman referred to by last Ik er aa r aa 99 1 1696 . Ne .; - - - netting the is...natty of death into transportation for life. witness, stated that she was i n the Strand on the st, us De. 111 rm. &Darby.. so 94 .4. 11110 /0 70 000 10 1 GreLeld imign. p Vara: C. _ •_.1 0.1 sil l : l e pm ...: already Thra y pe p to rod n u a c n in d g K i l Nothing conk! be more absunl than such a solution of the evening in question, and saw the female prisoner drag I* all Mid. Gt. Wm. (Ira) ... - - .... WM/ 1 De. 171 per met. Yr& all 1 1 4- ditheult%. Ile combated by stating that he proposed to the prosecutor out of the Strand into Norfolkatreet, 16 all NW Kent .. - - - 11090 6 Lea DlAriet Tel. (1).. 4- - Ills - The continued fag 0,1. a right of appeal in all cues. The male prisoner emend over the road and joined her, and 100 all Newcastle and Canine - - - 200,000 4 Lon. Ge n. Omaha 00. all 1 1 sir 11. C. LEWis thought that among the maladies' both of them then went away, leaving the proneutor on s ,/ 9 77 " 117 ‘ Anme N de t• • 7 • ilk "" sn N=Warresp. &Bea. 4- - 4... 10,000 10 Mediterranseallec.Tel all - current. Disregard whit h Welreelay legislature inflicted upon the house this the pavement. She was in the Strand about 10 but evening 311. NO If - bill occupied a very prominent place. Hirai, hat. last (Tuesday) when she saw the female prisoner with another to. go Nast De na - public are chiefly int re.lion i. was negatived without a division, soil he did not gentleman,and the rule primmer standing near her watching N. an North Dena Ball &D - - 1400 90 NerbudslaCoakklreeilO 6 1 01 mils - • In sovereigns was 1 11.110 10 Reagens& Land ....• ell - - - t, that any new light had been thrown on the hOr. She gave information to the police, and the prisoners ae. all Dn. A - ... subjel since. There was no pi:lethal grievance were watched into a publiediouie, where they were taken ::.. 100 N. Illestms-lkewlek lO2l 103 lel e De. G.N.Z.lnza per 93,000 1 Do. le. cols. at 1 al. all 1 1 - of England for slit las - pie brt4 too le. emu. aN. Scot bd. so • to -- to be remedial It wai very rarely indeed iptWeu•todY• le. ail Da wide _ nacre IN. Brit Anstralaadan.. an L 1 - America. Some fug in this country that an innocent person was found guilty. Police constable F 144 mid that when he stated the e t. He De. Yost (H am ) charge against them, the ptisooers declared they were It. 100 Nona Lank* - That he said tel the authority of emment judges 96 9%1 - Tiv• reel tomtit° was, whether they would assimilate the strangers to each other, but the woman Admitted at the 10 all NaelhadlWeskieuliona 100 60 62 91 14 - 40,000 10 Mien. In. Stn. Was__.. b S a dia - Including the amour sterol amt th e criminal l aw a „, mama,' the right to have a police statiou that she had been with Stanleyr once twice 1/1 17; North Sinfordaldre 4l 31 ,its 84. Feel Saver land & nia. ia 131 • 10,000 60 renie. and Orton. Mem sh 71 n 71i Canard steamer on ilt. MO Non.lbOreedhaml.&lll. 74 76 -.4 new trial. If the cents ,4 a wooed trial were to before . 10 an Feeling Is pail by the country almost every prisoner would ap• They were remanded for further examination. Wea regoteenik - - -a, 90 119 ea * fad. Tel. 0.41 ail 17i 18 --. mad : sad tie aiw no reason for departing fret the role WORSHIP-STREET. 16 all - _ MOO Se Itlymem Iren dl I 171 - evidently set in age: which prev a iled JO this and other civilised countries of sot ATTKIIPTIM aIICIDE IT A CLINIK. U. 100 113 116 - 14000 16 Da New all 61 - . 14400 109 loyal Mall Insam all , wiog new trial. (finest in extraordinary team UridA Brio at, 56, of respectable exterior, was charged lit 1 , 0 0 . .„,„„,,,M ll ' d ie a ii . du LlilijilL 91 , 86 " 07 -, ... 900,003 Alit. Inman. 140 124 130 - absence of the pro] The hill would create a complete revolution in the ad• before Mr. Leigh with the above offence. _, 149 X N South Australian Wad A 33 In - ministration of ethnical justice. The right hon. gentleman Mrs. Ellen Crook, a lady residing at Dabdoo , laid that at 1 81 0 . 1 1111 00 M --- Melern - 48 -4 48 - 76,010 1 Sabmartue Tel Scrip - from California, cal - re 0.14.1 by moving that the bill be read a second time that 10 o'clock ou the night of the 6th inst ., while tett i M. IN &AA `lll ng39 41 .., 114,000 I Do. do. Ilegbitered all * es sin months. home, across the " Oat and Mutton" bridge Hackney, she M. IN sort (daises ........ 90 Ni 10 11,600 10 Do. chi. - the other hand, scom Mr. MN AMON supp or t e d th e hill. saw the prisoner jump into the water, and her screams P. 105 PION 99 • 1 " ea 86 - 12,61.11 15 *Anal Australia ) First Issue. 1 I Ipm -• able movement of th [Left speskiag.J brought as which resulted in hie extricotion. 114. IN L VMS*. & lieselhoe In 90 -4 (Limited - 116.000 26 • Lo.Co.U.Canada 6 - - - indicates that there Joha Knight, the lock-keeper, stated that he heard the L i m a ilii994 p toa k a ja ' 6 7 30,000 a Us. Kingdom TeL (L). Ilas 1 pm - alarm, sail got the man from about 8 feet of water, with a le u pol o 4 .o=' 1 pm •-• 3 g 4 :1 4° 11l IN Tan Vinnee's lend.- 111‘ 9 10 - any other quarter, b LAW INTELLIGENCE . Amelia*. but not without aid. He merely uttered the It. IN Tall Tan - - will be left availal seeds "Oh dear," was taken to the workhouse, and hail N IN Mee ..... 44 4 _ i ti PI "' _ PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. drain. (THIS DAY.) been there niece. 9l 11111% •-•- -- (TB= DAY.) 00U/AT OF COKIION PLEAS. Mtgs. at Mg Prise I. Loam. Ware Lard Chief JIM* Eris sod stOssamaniory.) SATIKIATI r. STIPP.—MXTDIOPE This inn ma Miss to visors. the &mane emetained by as aosisisM which esserned es Lamins•bridge, au the af tan awe et the 21es Jemmy. 1810. Mr. fierjestit Masse mid Mr. Miser appeased for the plaintiff, and Mr. emid Pair, and Mr. Joyce for the defend...et. Om the shermeom in question as enesibue belonging to the plabliff was woe the bridge iOllllll4B the etty, sad a to the defileasak who a,glier LIS. bush, was pfsg fa the .pit. direetioe. off shat.( the sun Nome the bip of ass of the plaintiff's Ihnseen, the shaft the Soh. and about four lushes of the shaft br..h off. hams was dareasad raw about sad the netsrimary surgeon's Lill, ilso 100.1 of w ..• glue of the hawk sod some 11W. Wary b th• ensdboa, sok the Waal law hsamma MX sad W. The *image ems ens tart the timasibinn was .Is. I. lie herb an its war Ade, sad mne going shout fear smiles se boor whilst the vim we la she line fa As Night trate sad we Ong wens or sight mane as host. The Myer of the vas soundt a helve pulled the smogwhisk astsmi hi Mato p waddealy arms th• road ap ish the *kr Another lady here stepped forward and claimed the pri soner sa her brother, who no the Saturday previous to the attempt upon his We had returned from Birmingham, where for three roan he fulfilled a situation as clerk in one of the extensive firms ; there was not any motive she Gould assist for the nub act in .pmetion. Mr. Leigh—What is your name and address, madam? An you married? Lady —I soak at Brixton. My name is Meeting. lam married. lir: Burlst= (eleric)—Whera at Brixton, nod what is ye? hitsttand's Christian name? ify- I ; it would oilmen° an .n- Mr. Leigh—Under that refusal t shall feel more disin clined than without it to release your brother. Where there ran attempt at suicide without any excuse set up. it tends to show an iilpliarKi laird. You volunteer information, yet ashise that wheels important. Prisoner was remanded. MO2 1 Da Vale at Mali MOM' Ma a Mae ifiii — Oses — Vall WWI itilmai—Ozford Wino N= Me WTI= : Do. iir t aft e.!: A di Do._ . i _ _Podidmio M Diamoill..&•••••• llj. m a lear tai L bk. Illp le Do lity% lift Milk. IS D•Joso I. 1/T Mi l k. II & IL Ilidon r TI T Til Dirks =erased li lholio Id IDA Who 11l Do Jelitielpse• .11 Do. 4 ik. ol Moat— dl DIN Ip. it. do 11l Do. do. do. IM-a ill Geelong & ltelboonie WO Grand Trunk el Caoods 11l Dux • pot at. Prot. di DadooProl.• cd.dc 11l Do. • per el kil De. Ipa A. less— • • in Do. do. M.— al Do. do. • Ina talks Id Iltedhiseee wee Yet Ule only mem is fault yes the Meer el a Illesseee dela whleli wee at Arse behind the yea. As seen as a pelleselea we paned, the eakkhiver paid In Is a eased epee ea the We el heavy Is seat the kerb sod lenedlaiely afterwards palled it to en la host d the ma. The eah, however. struck the slat af tie van led Issued the ham across the mad, and thee awed the nesldeet As Is the deseeee, it eras soot thoila soy eveot the hew awn ask entitled to so large .swat es had ebeed Two., %mod • yarded for the defendant SOUTRWAIUL Do. Dm Ds. Sky Do. a; do.. MI.O Do. do. T 8 wltboolop D0.14p.0LD.1•4•7.77 Madras Ore. oe per ol Do. do. I pored. Do. 41 pet al Do. par amt. do. Molb.Oorp.dp. crt.B•odo Brimnrisk C•oods olimo • await. Do. do. load do Ds. O. amp. U. Do. 46. Led de. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Ware Ur Judge Ordinary.) in 1:1 Idkl so in Ku li H LOGAN T. *WYK ei la this prolate suit, which was reported a short time nes, nor rewound! said be would not condemn the an saccensful party is the meta. ILTNANDFR r. ALEIANDEL 10 chi. ram Ur. Samuel Alexander had, in the first in stance. made an uneneeeneful attempt to divorce hi. wile and lira Alexander had then obtained a decree for the ree torstiou of her conju.al rights. The order of the onut was served aa the respondent at Dime in France, bat he had reelected toot*, it. injunction.. Dr. spinks now movedfcie MI attachment, which Bie r. Cromwell ordered to i 11•1245. 00DDT V. NODDY AND OROttL De the motion of Mr. Brown, Sir C. Creswell decreed an attachment agliust the co semendlot for eon-payment of the coda. BUWLET V. RoWLET. In this came Mrs. Rowley, the petitioner, appeared in per ste to protest against the arrangement which her counsel bad made for the settlement of her suit, bat ha C. Cromwell ordered the matter to stand over to amble her to embody her statement M an affidavit. CHZIRT (ctw) V. cawy. Dr. Dome, Q.c., moved for a writ of attachment egoismt the respondent foe neglecting to obey the injunction of the court to nista base to her husband. The writ of sequels Oration 'lda bad proviuusly been obtained had hem re tamed. So, C. Cromwell granted the prayer. /Wall r. TORTH.—JuDamirr. In this ease Viecanintem Forth had petitioned far a disso lution on the groan! of cruelty and adultery : hut the Alorney.tleaeral having intervened, the latter charge war withdrawn. The allrmt., ion of enmity was fully auletaa hated against Lord Forth, but Lady Furth was alao proved lo have committed adultery. •ir I'. I •reetwall now delivered judgment upon the point *i.e. hhv ion I reserved Nemesia/rats= lamely. whether the leution.r's iiiirroaluct woe • bar to her pr. erfor the minor iionadv of judicial aeparation. The learned judge °Merl ed that gr. Mseselay, who append for Lady Forth, hail argued P. it adultery on the put of • wife was not an answer to a .nit for • jadirial separation for cruelty on that of her hobnail ; became then she would have to go borne again, tad he again subject to his ill-treatment. Hut the court bad nothing to do with that. The question warn whether a wife whn had committed adultery was in a coalition to sue f 'r redid against her husband fur • matrimonial offence! He (Mir C. Creswell) thought she wee not. It wee clear that where the petitioner had been guilty of adultery, and t hur al her husland with that offeuce, she would hue had so loco,. *Lodi, to - cording to the practice whi , h 4..1 to prevail in thv. ax.leiiimiticel courts. I n theatre " Pra , tor v. Proctor" it was ruled that a huslmod who drl c. emitted adultery, eve. after the adultery of his We. emild soot pr teed against her, which wan exactly the ewe. _in the present ia.turv, ; ea no preoldeot had been 14 "111.1 In which the principle had been rexignirovi that • artitasear who had himself been runty was entitled •to a nhvee. the court moat dismiss the petition. Petition dismissed acomliagly. N &I I* al 10 al 111. 11 IP li IS al 11l 147 le 1 DDe. Pot* Do. D5.124.16.na1i5. &D.A. Saules4.MN 10=01 Algerian.. 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Protection in the usual form was gives. ;th of June was appointed for the lint sitting. no I ,} 4l:t e* of the leveed retie:pan are currently stated at - 14 111 e SI )11 If I .111 pax 2pm id TR 23 64 22 24 Si 01 :41 SDI no ... U 84 U Id IS 1$ Id et li Si as Urn/00U Mae IL—Th. smuts( opened at an advance of 1 per CMS. OW yesterday's prime sad dread aleady. Birkenlwel, 831 I I—Lanualure and Yorkabire 110 111 1 1—Lancaster and asterk ithr Culfsk, WO—London and North 1 1 / al Midland, 1211 —Aouth EssAern, 24 3 15-18 4—Wed Oxford. 471 Great Western, Birmingham Guaranteed, Thames and Mersey Marine, I yo.-l Averil relied Gas. 102 1. Mairomorrzu. MAY 14.—The market was quiet sad steady all day. Caledonian. 981 I—Grand Trunk of Qimidis, 5-4reet Western, 7111—Minot' Central, 47111 8 1 ad. I—Lespak lre and Yorkshire, 100' 10 01 I—London and North Western, 94 Manchester, Kheftleki, and Lincolnshire, 42 11—Midland, 121) —Ditto New, 11 p. - l oath Eastern, 24 416 . 11 4—New York and Erie, 901—Orest Ship Company, 7a rid. —lna Anglian, 171-01d h .In, Ashton, and G. Mice, 1 d.—Loods (Z. lenounize) 6 per cent., 111. Sir Robert Peel addressed a meeting at Liver pool, last night, with the view to obtain from the go vernment assistance in mitigating the prosecutions against protest/ants in Spain. There was an immense audience, and resolutions were passed in conformity with the object for which the meeting was called. The verdict in the ease of " Retch v. Lewis and others," will not carry costs without a certificate from the judge. An extraordinary case of conspiracy to defraud by means of a suppositious death cams before the magistrates at the head police-office on Monday. A Mra Maria Higgins was entitled to a life annuity, payable out of the Court of Chancery, with power to dispose by will of the fund in court. In 18314 the husband of this woman produced • certificate of her death and of her burial in Obasneviu Cemetery, and also n will, purporting to be made by her, amid in virtue of it, • sum of 5001. was drawn out of the court. Recently the fraud was discovered, and the coffin, when examined, was found to contain may stones and rag.. A young man named Derereut was implicated in the fraud. The case was remanded till Friday. zd ROYAL 1101TICULTIMAL SOCIETY, 801:711 K ex- BINGTON. —An ordinary general meeting of this society was held is the Conseil Room yesterday, the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of Winchester iu the chair, for the elec. tics of fellows, when upwards of 130 candidates—including the Earl of Cawdor, the Earl of Lanceborough, Major-Oeu. Lord Rokeby, K.C. 8., Lady Rokeby, the Lady Albridi Vernon, the Lady Elisabeth Stockier, Right Hon. Lord Cbeahsm, Rev. Sir Nicholas Chilinery, Bart., Sir Coupe Liathay, Bert., Sir Henry Rawlinson, Lient.-Gen. Sir R. Doherty, the Huu. Peregrine Cwt, and F. Crossley, Esq., M.P.—were balloted for and duly elected. A ballot for fifty seta of rare plants afterwards took place. At the ocaelusion of the business the reverend chairman announced that the next meth% for the election of fellows would take place on the 24th inst.. and that the opening exhibi tion of fruit and flowers would be bald on the sth JUAN next. id 10 1 agi --- HIGHBURY BARN.—The New Hall at Highbury Baru was opened yesterday by a dinner, presided over by Mr. Train, the proprietor of the Londm i tramways. The hall has been built from the design of the proprie t or, Mr. Edward Giovannelli, and is liat. long by 96ft. wide and 46ft. high. There are seven windows on each side, alter nated with lookin:•4riases, and the ball is lighte d by five chandeliers hem the roof and numerous bouquets of lights on the side walls. Tho gardens are laid out on the plan of those of the Chateau des Fleure, in Paris. and present a very pretty effect. Taking into consideration the difficulties of "a first night," the dinner was excelleat and well served. The usual patriotic toasts were given, and a baud played during the evening with good effect. T he company separated at a late hour. - - 71 74 $7 ea lei lei t ll is Ti le 813 I 1 le die 66 67 25 e u! 46 Null II 17 I PI IPS a IS BRRACH ur PROMISE.—A breach of promise case closed at a late hour on Saturday evening, in the Court of Common liens, Dublin. The plaintiff was a Miss Maria Newton. who, up to the period when she became ac quainted with the defendant, carried on the business of a milliner and haberdasher, at Kioptoen. The defen dant rejoices in the name of Mungavin —is a major on half-pay,a widower. " between 50 and 60," who spent many years of his life in the service of the Fast India Company, and HMI least of whose attractions was not that he was pro- prietor of "Bombay-terrace," Kingstown. Residing in the same LeUrhbonrhoorl, the gallant defendant frequently met and profaned great affectiou for the plaintiff, who also was induced by him to close her e•itabbehnsent and look upon herself as his future wife. They were to be married "after Christmas;" the wedding bonnet and dress were provided, sod other arrangements made, when the defen dant repented, mid declitiol to folfil his engegement. The pleadings denied tlia*uch ever exkted, but the jury came to a different conclusion and awarded the plaintiff 3001. damages. 09it TigotmAND POr NOD ?OR A NW= BOOR. The manuscript missal of the Ilth century bei'mrif to the Abbey of St. Lo at Rouen was sold oo Sawn y, as announced, at the public sale rooms in the Rue Drouot. It was put up at I,soofr.,and the biddings want very slowly to 10,01.10 fr., but at that moment the competition became more animated, and the Latimer ultimately fell at the sum of 24,850fr.—Culignort;. WRNS MIDLAND RA ILWA Y. —The total traffic receipt' of this company for the fortnight ending May 5, have been 14,0541. 9s. Oaf.. and for the corresponding fort night of 1860 they were 13.6667. 4s. 4d. The expenditure smounts to 6,2211. 14e. 3d., or at the rate of 44.31 per omit., whilst the expense for the corresponding fortnight of 1860 amounted to 5,7714 f. 19". 54., mat the rate of 42.21 per cent. The aggregate receipts for the first eight fortnights and thirteen days of the half-year amount to 116.8061. 14s. 6d., as against 115,68.1 E 17s. 3d. for the corresponding nine fort nights and ono day of the previous year. And the *gore pie expenses for the first eight fortnights and thirteen days of the half-year amount to 56,3041. Is. Od., being at the rate of 49111 per cent., as against 51,088/. Is. Id. for the corresponding nine fortnights and ono day of the previous year. or at the rate of 44'17 per cent. CRYSTAL PALACIL ON. SHILLING DAT. ...ss TOXIDAY, MAT lit —Admissions on payment, 2,346; ditto by ens= tier* 703; total, 3,049. 46i ad MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DA I.) Two o'CLoar. The funds remain stationary in pries, with little business. The principal movement to day is in English railway stocks in con nexion with the preparations for Friday's set tlement. These have been attended with an almost general decline in prices. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock has participated in the fall, although the traffic return shows an increase of 1,090/. compared with the corresponding week of last year. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares continue to rise. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 09fr. 50c., being rather more than per cent. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 911 and for money, and 92 and 911 for the account. The present quotations are 913 to I for cash. and 911 to 92 for the 6th of June. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 893, ; New Throe per Cents., 891, ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 751 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 15i ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1011, i ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 94 ; Exchequer Bills, 45., die. There is little alteration in foreign stocks. Mex ican bonds are in fair demand, and are marked 233 for the new account. The Turkish Loan of 1864 is quoted 701 to 711, and that of 1868, 553 to 56. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brasilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 881; Mexican Three per Cents., 23k, 23 ; ditto for account, 233 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 47i ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, WI, ; ditto 100/. Bonds, 69. The Etna has taken to-day as much as 298,748/. in specie for New York. Information has been received to-day of the MIS pension of payment of Mem,. Yorke and Co., of Peterborough and Oundle ; who are not connected with the Mr. Yorke,of the firm of Yorke and Eland, of Thrapston and Kettering. faced " rupee paper, 94 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent. 99j, 1001. The Indian Five per Cent. stock was quoted 101} to ; the Five per Cent. rupee paper, 937 to 94 ; the Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 99f to 1004. ; 'WWI Bonds, 20s. to lea. die.; and Exchequer Bills, Bs. to 4e. die. The continued fall in the American exchange is already producing its natural effect on the specie current. Disregarding theories, the commercial public are chiefly interested in the fact that 190,000/. in sovereigns was taken yesterday from the Bank of England for shipment by to-day's packets to America. Some further considerable parcels will doubtless be withdrawn from the Liverpool branch. Including the amount expected to be sent by the Canard steamer on Saturday, the aggregate for the week will be large. The American drain has evidently set in again with considerable force, and its possible effect upon the money market in the absence of the promised supplies of gold direct from California, cannot safely be overlooked. On the other hand, account must be taken of the favour able movement of the continental exchanges, which indicates that there will be no demand upon us for any other quarter, but that such gold as is imported will be left available for meeting the American drain. The amount of bar gold purchased by the Bank yesterday was 10,0004 At the Bank of England yesterday there was a steady but not pressing demand for money, although in the open market an advance over the Bank rate is asked on all but the best short bills. For three months' paper the charge it 54 to 54 per cent., and for six months', 51 to 6. The contingency of • rise in the Bank rate is kept carefully in view at present by the other dealers iu money. A leading feature at the moment, and one which has a political as well as a financial interest, is the continued and remarkable rise in Austrian secu rities at Vienna and in every other market in Europe. At Paris the exchange has experienced a further movement in favour of this country. yesterday ;afternoon tia ere was a rather decided improvement in the raters for bills on France and Belgium. The other exchanges were firm, with the exception of the Austrian, which has fallen several per cent. The terms fur drafts on Vienna were very widely quoted ; there were a number of transactions between 14.10 and 14.50. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 mouths, 11.191 to I ; ditto 3 days, 11.17 to 18; Rotterdam, 3 mouths, 1L194 to ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Hernial ; ma. balm, 3 months, 1.1.81 to t; Paris, .1 days, 25.27 to 321; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.574 to OM ; Frankfort-ce•the- Ina, 3 months, 1184 to I ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months. 334 to Vienna, e .er So., 3 months, 1410 to 50; Trieste, eft. 3 mouths, KW; to 50 ; Madrid, 3 months, 484 to j ; Cadis, 3 mouths, 49 to ; Leg bent, 3 mouths, 25.70 to 5; GOllOlll, S smooths, 25.021 to 7 t i ; Milan, 3 months, 15.624 to 7i ; Maple., 3 months , 39 to ; Palermo, 3 mouth; 1174 to ; Messina, 3 mouths, 1 74 to I ; Lisboa, 90 days, 521 to ; Oporto. 90 Jays,. 53 to g. It is worthy of remark that yesterday's news from America has had a depressing effect on the price of cotton. The market at Liverpool yesterday was very dull, the sales being limited to 4,000 bales, and prices were quoted about id. lower than on Friday. The quarterly sales of East India indigo coin meuoed yesterday. An advance of fel. per lb. over the prices paid iu February was generally given. The accounts from New York report numerous failures chiefly in the dry goods jobbing trade. The %/wen Glendower, 101 days from Melbourne. With 57,0001. in gold, was spoken with on the 2nd of March. The iron screw steamer United States, the loss of which, while on her voyage from Glasgow to Quebec, has just been announced, registered 1,197 tone, and was nearly a new vessel, having been built only last year at Glasgow. She was worth about 40,000!. This loss, together with that on the cargo—a valuable one, coneistiug mostly of manufactured goods—will fall to a great extent upon the Clyde, and the rest hero. The traffic receipta of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending April 20 were 9,4221. sterling, being 8031. more than in the corresponding week of last year. The annual report of the directors of the Oriental Gas Company, to be submitted at the meeting on the 20th instant, recommends a dividend at the rate of 41 per cent. for the year, free of income tax. Mr. Philip Shore Fletcher, of the firm of Alex wider Fletcher and Co., has joined the board of the China and Japan Steam Navigation Company. The Stock Exchange Committee have just to allow the ordinary and preference shams a cr l tTi r ! Shrewsbury and Welshpool Railway to be marked on the official list. This line is worked by the London and North Wester► Company, under so agreement approved by the Board of Trade, by which the latter company provide, by a per ventage of traffic and a rebate ou through traffic, to pay 44 per cent. on all the share capitaL The improving traffic on the recently opened Welsh lines must be very satisfactory to the shareholders. The Llanid lees and Newtown line, at present quite isolated, has paid a dividend of 5 per cent., and is earning more. The Newtown and Oswestry is earning 211. per mile per week, which will pay 5 per cent. ; and the Minsterley branch (nine miles) of the Shrews bury and Wolshpool Railway is already earning mere than 5 per cent. upon its cost. TUENDLT EVIIII7II. Consols, which closed yesterday at 91/ to 92 for the 6th of June, opened this morning at 92 to A, and closed at 91 to 92. For money the last price was 91# to j. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91/, I, 1 ; ditto, for account (June 6), 92, 911; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, I ; New Three per Cents., 891, 1 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 151, 1; Bank Stock, 234, 232, 2331; India Stock, 225 ; ditto Five per Cent. Mock. 101, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentnres, 1858, 95k ; ditto, 1859, 96k ; ditto Bonds, 16e. die. ; Five per Cent. "ea- There were more inquiries to-day for Turkieh Bonds, which advanced #to per cent., the Loan of 1854 closing at 71 t o 4, a nd that of 18, at 56 to }. Austrian stocks were in more demand than for eome time past. Mexican were steady at 224 to 23k. lIITIMMITS 1101111 CRT OF LSAT.= AT II MM. BEVINOTOII ...n x:O4 John Askew, a middle-aged man, described ea a Journey era hatter, was brought before Mr. Bureluon, charged with bevies in his pommies a large quantity of hat leathers stolen from the previewer" of Messrs. Berington and Sons, Neekingerreed, Bermondsey. Mr. Edward Hammy a hatter, carrying on business in Highetreet, Borough, said that the prisoner came into his shop with a large bundle of white and coloured hat leathers, and offered them for sale. Witness examined them, and asked how moth he wanted for them, when he said Ids. a gross. Witness knew them to he worth to the trade shout Mc or TOL a grass ; consequently he detained him until •esestable come in, when he gave him into custody. Burcher, a detective officer of the M division, said after he apprehended the prisoner he ascertaised that the loathers had been Stolen from the stock of Mesas. Beviogtot and Sons, leather nouinfacturers, Bermondeey. Mr. Burnham asked if awes was I. court from that Inn. Mr. Lovegrove, the manager of the factory at Bermond sey, said that the bundles of hat loather, were their manu facture, and ►e had no .loulA were stoke from their stock. A short time ago one of their men wee convicted of robbing the Erns to a great extent, nod if the prisooer was remanded most likely he should he able to God out whether the goods mothered were a portion of that robbery, or stolen since. H• knew nothing whatever of the prisoner. The latter mid that a woman gave him the goods to sell, but he did Dot know *where she lived. He was to meet her epic in a public-house. Mr. Bonham remanded the prisoner until Monday, and refused to acoept il WS MO IN I IN 100 100 100 MP 100 LATFST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (IT men= men Arm) YORK MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) THE RAW CLIFFS STAKES. Five furlongs 44 yards. &maleUs, Flytrap, Miss Conti., Blackeock, and Dutch Sam are here. THB FLYING DUTCHMAN'S HANDICAP. One mile and a quarter. Istd4T ri r n eepole. Beabow, Wildman, Sutton, Flash-inthe- Pan, Millionaire, Brown Holland, Dover, The Prophet, of Cheehartield, Montme, and Bouney are here. Fourtrr —The Wizard, Oxford, Pax, Sparrowhawk, Zodiac, sad Solferise, LONDEHBOROUDI4 CUP. Five furlongs 44 yards. Ftweelastre, Augelo, Wikheas, Horace, Walkington, Button, Dover, Drown Rees f, Loa hot, Cam hoed°, Eidotoa Lady Louisa, Lopeatchsr, Newburgh, Pan. rake, Marenies, Jim, and his arelime. PAID FOR/M. —IA/0 Der %mil Pescatore, Rroee f, Harriett, Dr. Nichol, and Zodiac. Churn ARMADA—The Sweep. Averment, Cremond, Astarte, Doom, Jamey Mills, sort Jung rau. LATEEII" DETTOTO. THE DERBY. 4 to 1 on The Field (off) 4 to 1 apt Diopbautus (off) 9 to 2 Duodee (0K) rib 1 KLerikoff (t) 12 to 1 Dictator (t) 12 to 1 Kiklonan (t) 25 to 1 King of Kent (t) 43 to 1 Neighbour (t) Offers to bet I,oooosin on Lord Stanford's lot against Mr. Merry's. The Newcastle Chnmiele says :—" A report is getting into circulation that another of the richest livings in thin diocese (iadgegold) is to be shortly made vacant by the resignation of the present isicumbent ; and that the late bishop (Loegkry) actually dismantled Mr. Strong from resig nation. not wishing to wear Me etweneettality of giving away so valuables piste OlClelleleet." PhoIuXIATIOP or NVOCATION. Yesterday morning the Convocation of the province of Oinstarbury was prorogued by Dr. Travers Twim, the Vicar-deasral, seder • COMMieliO• from the Archbishop, until Tuesday, Jew. lg. Convocation was to have assernhkd to remise a report from the committee appointed to uire into the ehareeter of the volume rolled " Frays sod s." It dotal= that the report is not quite ready, and that the Archbideep has nod yet entirely resevered from hie newt ides= two cieuaaesfanew whist reedered d adjeseaawat aeossawy. A wet la the Lower Hem at Oftwocaties has become smart by the death of the Dm Jane Harding, Miami Mow of Qessees Whip, Odard. Mr. Harding was Mostfor of Coyly sad Ceetshaaa, and proctor in comm end= Ger the eisedy of the Ankistrosity et Landed. MINKS.,--(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cipet. Owing partly to preparations for Friday's settle ment transactions is the mining market to-day have been upon only a moderate scale. They have beer. for the most part confined to shares in Herodsfoot, East Wheal Russell, East Basset, Cern Brea, Eiet Alfred Consols, and East Caradon. In the Stock Exchange East Basset are officially marked 991. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain steady. St. John del Rey are marked 331 and 33i Cobra Copper, 391 ; and Unit e d M ex ican, fif. The following are reported t o ns f rom the Stock Exchange as last evening's closing prices : Alfred Consols, 2to ; Bryn Gwiog, 32 to 4 ; Copper Hill, 95 to 100 ; Cook's Kitchen, 22 to 3 ; Basset, 99 to 101 ; East Oaredon, 23 to I ; Fast Grenville, 435. t o aa s . ; East Russell, 61 to a ; Herodsfoot, 39a to 40; ; flingston Down, 2 to' • Marke da to a ; Now Treleigh, 44a. to 455. • North ' Down% 4 to I I ; North Tree-, kerbs, 24 to a ; PrOvidence Mines, 40 ,to 1 • Stray Park; 36 to a ; Tralowath, 3a to 4,1 ; West Caradon, 70 to 2 West Rom Down, 11 to 12 ; Wheal Margaret, 50 to 3 ; Wheal Mary Ann, 11 to 13 ; Wheal Trelawney. 10 to 17 ; Wheal Unity, ltie. to 17s. The 4th ordinary genentl meeting of the Great Barrier Lead, Harbour, and Mining Company is called for the 31st budget. An Matreortlinary genera meeting of the East Longs berg Silver Mining Company of Norway is called for the 27th itetaut. The Neater of the Rolls has made a call of 50/. per share on the contributories of the Risco Coal and Iron Company. At Cuddra Mine meeting yesterday, the accounta showed a balance of liabilities over &ants of 1,(241. as. Id. A call of Gs. per share was mule. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANK—(THIS DAY.) Since Monday last we have had fine genial weather, and this, combined with fair arrivals of all blade of grain and Sour, causes a depressing feeling in the trade. This morning the market we. very inactive for all kinds of wheat, and in the absence of business prices must be ar.tten the same as last market day. Flour dull of labs, pekes unaltered. OMB in moderate request at late rates. Barley, especially malting qualities, very firm, but the transactions are not numerous. Beans and peas unebangad in value. Fir lizaturo CAIOOIII there maii not so mach 111 11.1117 as of late, but in the bummer passing about late prices were obtained. W SAT.—FA/AA : Ewes: and Kent, white, new, 43.. to 624. ; ditto, fine old, 67e. to lls.; ditto red, new, 394 to 1t..; ditto, fine, old, 61a. to 635. ; Norfolk, kr., fine, old, 61,.. to fil's.; red, new, Oft. to 575. Foreign : Contain,. 675. to 625. ; nue, eilla to 75e. • Konigsberg, 60s. to 63e. ; ditto, antes, 66.. to 71a.; llaitoek, 654. to 67n • fins, 67a. to 69a.: Meokleoburg red, 60s. to 61e.; Uckerrn;irls ditto, 60a. to Cis.; Anserioan white, Cia. to 654; ditto rel, 61s. to Us.; Canadian, 64e. to .67e. Latium 414. t* 455. ; fine, 504. ; grinding, 26.. to 3Us.; and distilling , 31a. to 31N. per ; foreign pindiug, 28.. to 305.; ditto distilling, 295. to 305.; malting, 36a. to 38s. MALT.—Etigliall, Essex sad Norfolk, 60s. to 6.11. ; finn, 645. to 745. ; Kingston and Ware, fine, 704 to 745.; brown, bim. to Ws. Oars.-English feed, 245. Oil to 275. ed. ; potato, 275. to 31s. ; foreign, 235. 011. to 275. Rye, 345. to 38s. ReANII-English tick, 335. to 375. : harrow, 375. to 4D. ; pigeon, 375. to 41s. ; foreign, Magmata, 25.. to 345. ; tick, 40s. to 421. ; Konigsberg, 41s. to 45.. ; Egyptian, 38s. to 40a. PILAS.-English boilers, 40s. to 445.; white cod blue, 40s. to 445. ; maple, 425. to 45..; grey, 365. to 415.; hog, 38s. to 405.; foreign. 425. to 460. FLOWL-English town, 495. to 50s. ; ditto due, NC to 551.; country, 425. to 455. ; Norfolk arid Suffolk, Ms. nil. to 3es. ; French, 465. to 495. per lack ; American, 31s. to 345.; Canadian, 31s. to 34e. ; Spanish, 48e. to 500. FLOATING CARGOS/1, all 0. F. sad 1.-Wheat: Berth. anski and blarisuople, per 4921 be., 545. to 565. ; (Mirka, 51s. to 55e. ; Polish Odessa, per 4601b5., red, 555. to 575. white, 60s. to 62a. ; Danube and Galata, 44.. to 50s. ; Eaplan, 40s. to 425. Barley r KApptian and Syrian, per 4001 b.., 1f... to 265. ; Odessa and Danube do., 2&. to 27e. Beans : Ecrptia, per qr., 38s. to Maize Odessa and Galatz, per 4921h5., 395. to 40s. ; and Bulgarian, per 4801b5., 385.t0 395. ; French, do., 38s. to 395. ; American, du., 37,. to 38s. Stipa—Canary mad, per qr., s.se. to 625. ; Hemp seed, per qr., 41a. to 44a. ; Itutard seed, per lmult.l, white, 13s. to lbs. ; brown, 12s. to 11s.: Linseed, per (Ir. crushing, 50c to 575.; Linseed cakes, English, per 1,000, 121.15 a. to 111/. ss. ; Amnions, thin, iu Lois, per ton, 111. be. to 111. 11%. ; do., thick, nanel, sod oblong, 10/. to 101. Lis.; Baltic, 91. to W. 58. ; 0 4 ss. to 10/.53.; Baps cat" U. to 5/. 10s. Alall VALI{ INTO LONDON PROM MAY 73 TO MAY 15. Eaglisit wd 84044 b. !Ash. barelgn. Wheat AO .... 11215 Itsrley Oats Met I7OO I . Roar ZogUak. 240 nab : Amelia, 803 *RAS, (34! barrvls. MINCING LANK.—(THIS DAY.) SUGAR. —The public sales are going off without spirit at about yesterday's prices. Correct—Thin article continue* in steady demand at previous rates ; line ordinary to low middling Plan tation Ceylon sold at 671. to 69.. ; midd/irig, • Os. to 745. good ordinary native Ceylon, 63.. to 655. COCOA.—Trinidad grey sold at 5 , 15. to 50s. • red, 63.. Tra.—The public sales are going olf irrtvgularly at rather lower prices. Corrow. —lOO bales sold at fall price*. RICE hu an upward tendency ; Bengal sold at 12s. to 12s. 6d. ; Jays,l4s. Bun.—About 350 puncheons Leeward sold at Is. 9d., Pr? ^f • _ _ . _ Ifinfoo.—The quarterly males cornmeno d yesterday with a limited attendance of buyers. The demand for Beag.de suitable for the German market went off bliskly at an nd- VILOOI3 of 4d. to 6.1. for ordinary, and tid. to Pd. for gnu,' middling and good, bat floe qualities above Its. :Id. were with drawn, owing to the absence of orders from Rural& Kurpnha sold at 6d. advance for export kinds ; low descriptions were neglected ; dryleaf Mathes were chiefly bought in—the few sold went at 4d. to 6d. advance. Of the quantity to be brought forward (4,638 chest') 1,633 chests passed the auction verterday, of which 715 were withdrawn and bought in. leaving G 77 chests cold. SA ISPFTRP. —No sales reported. Markets generally quiet today. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAN * . The market is very quiet. Prima are quoted as follows : Town tallow, 545. 9d., set cash ; Petetsbarg Y. C. ow the spot, 58s. ; May to June. 58e. ; October to Dseamber, 555. sellers." BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Pattendan mad Smith report a 'Wady consumptive demand for 1880's aa wall aa for yearlings awl colour, of stuck at full prima. HEALTH OF LONDON.—The return leaned by the Registrar-General states that in the week that ended oa &tanlay tree deaths in tondo's were 1,240, showing but a small decrease on the number in the previous week. 'Ms average number as obtained from the returns of correspond. ing weeks in ten years, 1851-60, and corrected for locrease of population. is 1,202 ; and, therefore, the mortality now retureed exceeds, as it did also in the previous week, the estimated amount by nearly 40 deaths. The deaths from whooping-cough have declined from 124 to S 9 ; but this epidemic disease is still as fatal as small-pox, measles. senria tun, diphtheria, and typhus combined. There were 2; deaths front measles, 8 of which occurred in fi imers-tows, Camden tows, And Fentish-town ; there were 28 from scarlatina, and 16 from diphtheria. Seven infants died from syphilitics disease ; 9 from want of breastmilk. Phthisni was fatal to 163 persons, bronchitis to 114, pneumonia to 87. Five nonagenarians died iu the week, of whom a man was 90 years old. • woman 91, a man 95, • woman 96, and an almsman had attained the age of 99 years. Nine infanta were suffocated in bed. A boy, aged 12 years. eng.:god in the manufacture of iodise matches, was burnt by an ex plosion of the composition. last week the births of 972 boys and 876 girls, in all 1,848 children, were registered is London. In the ten corre , pording weeks of the years 1851.60 the average number was 1,655. Fars'. Seowr.—Au was held at Man chester, yesterday, before Mr. Hs-ford, on the hotly of Wia. Roylsnoe, 15 years of ego, the son of Mrs. Rovlitnee, a widow lady, residing is York-street, Cheetham.lllo l in that cite. Ou Satunlay evening the derensal mid • flatmate, Charles Wilcock (aged 16), who lived next door, were mousing themselves at pistol:practice against a target they had put up in Mrs. Roylaace s cellar. Bullet« were used, and the distance was six yards. It happened unfortunat , dy that on one occasion when Wiloock heal marls ready to fire from the spot agreed opoo, and had already extended his arm and rained the pistol, cocked, be unintenii.mally touched the trigger with his finer, so se to bring down the hammer said cause a discharge just at the moment when the de ceased MY passing between his cover onion and the target. Itoylance instantly fell down lifeless, the bullet having entered his left temple and p asse d ou t again at the lock of the had. The jury found that the death we« " Accideutal." - 1