The Express. — London, England, 1865-05-02 00:00:00

IL Oil roil. Bs rem • at LAW' N------ E a@icE. (THIB DAT.) COURT OF QI7EIWI3 BENOH. BVOOO. —Wore Julius Blackburn sad Shea) ishie Blackburn sapenewed ik.. f this morning that the psf Joshes sad Kr. Judge Keller were uhavoidshil togic gas, WWI% but he hoped they would be able to awed isreortaw. nal at 19 0061 Mir day. IIiCKHOVVS V. HAW. AI WV raining the question whether a guarantee o pliniary guarantee wider the 4th neetioe of the ,Tija9o Vic. e. 97, known as the Mercaetile Law Arnold. 01, Thegurantes was given by Meru. Bell. ship. MN, o f Sunderland. It appeared that cheeses bad iWp plea in the members of the firm from time to on . awl it was outeuded that as there was ro w that the guarantee should continu e to be bind fo kg paviihstancling sue& changes that the parties amid not ppm era QC., with whom wu Mr. Kerslake, Q.C., and g r game, nutended that it wu intended by the partite dot W Forlietee should be a °oakum' ash Lodi, Q.C., for the defeedut said the Mercantile Len Asseedmeet Au did not alter the COMM law of Reg lad pith !denote to guarantees. The law was that a gnar we. pees to a firm was at as sad if a chugs OM in the fi rm to which it was g iven, oa was stated to the eentrary ea the face of the dun. o p. There was nething to show that this was intended se be a motioning guarantee. The court uncured iii that opinion, and gave judgment kr the defendant. COURT OF FACREQUER. Onois Bano0.—(Bolaro Lord Chief Baran end Barons Mattis, *sew*. end Pigott.) to we o. LING. notioo wu brought by a farmer spine* • shags War in • tan and amps mine in Oorawell„ for a puss, end at the trial Wore Mr. Baron OhietsX at the ipt swims at Bodmin, the jury returned • verdict for the uistiff--demaps 10i. 00114 OM the park of **plaintiff, now moved for an limation to resins the delendent from continuing the Sao* The pleihti ff become posemed of a small lon* WI farm at Chstiewater„ Cornwall, adjoining the mine in gestion. One of the process of the mine is the rusting f ie, end the mend/Marlow of arsenic. There wee a up butting hoes that evolved arsenical vapour, with iis• prising • oonaidensbie distance along the ground, in mai of which the arsine was precipitated. The anise, as lipoid into the air in the shape of • vapour, deposited julf on all colder entetances. Subsequently to the ertentering upon the farm the burning en* a Seek of chimneys, was brought oodor•My lox posited and the result was that the areenind u rn Wolf on his fi elds, *tips, and mops, aod permed his cattle. One of the facts relied upon was that atop of carrots was cut up as chaff, and given the plain- Ws hens, and that one of them showed symptoms of ar ming poles, and ultimately died. Its stomach was Wks out and submitted to the examination of an smakition' 1 chemist, who detected large quantities of arsenic is it It was also distinctly proved that the hone died boo arsenical poison. Evidence was also given to show that other cattle of the plaintiff's had been poisoned, and a portion of the gram on the plaintiff's firm, on being anahed, was found to contain eoweiderable quantities of anew. Prof. Taylor was smug the witnesses called for the plaintiff, and all the witnesses examined on the other side were employes at the mine, hot one of them admitted after hung made as expethuat with some furs that he bad alienated traces of amnia, although Professor Taylor said Smiths mode he adopted in testing it we* the best way not to tad ammo. The plaintiff had *timed an injunction in bin writ and also in his dealanitios. Mr. Baron Bramwell—Have you any affidavits stating that the salsas is continued ? Mr. have not, because the noises is so recent that we did not amid . or they were necessary. Mr. Baron Bramwell—The effect of the verdict may have less to stop the onisanee. The Lord Chief Baron—lt is important we should have Aisne in that point. Mr. Cole— We are prepared to make them if your lord ship considers them neceuary. The learned counsel was then allowed to renew his embodies. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Registrar Winslow, as Commissioner.) IN RI ?AMICK PUll. The bankrupt, an umbrella manufacturer, of Milk-street, had his certificate refused under the old act, and now ap plied for so order of discharge under what iskuown u " the three yens' clause" in the act of 186 L His debts were upwards of 7,9001. Mr. Milkier opposed, for the assignees. The certificate had been refused by the late Mr. Commissioner Farm on the ground that the bankrupt had traded fraudulently, that In fact his operatics. amounted to swindling. The present ap plicatios wee opposed under the new act, on the ground that the bankrupt hadcontraekel debts without probable means of t payment, and had traded on fictitious espitaL After being bankrupt is 1853, and paying no dividend on 1,2001., he re commenced business in 1858 with a borrowed capital of 3004 and was again bankrupt in 1861. In his former examine lion he bad admitted that be was insolvent as early as Oetobee, 1858 ; he afterwards took a partner, who brought h 1,5001. ; this wen &Most. His Honour, in giving lodgment, said that the case wee I set nose than many of those in which orders of discharge tad been granted otter three years' suspension. He was of opinion that the bankrupt had been sufficiently punished, and the order would, therefore, be granted. II Es a. H. 7. HATLiII. The bankrupt, described as a manufacturing silversmith, d Red' Lion-street, Clerkeowell, came up for examiostion nos amounts (by Mom Johnstone, Cooper, Wintle, and Lea) showing an inclebtedeme of 16,203 i. ; against pro petT given up to smidgens, property in bands of whims, 8001.; sad good debts, 7701. Mr. SUIT appeared for the assignees; Mr. Bargood sup. Feted the bankrupt. An adjournment was ordered for inquiry. II BE CAM. The bankrupt, who was described as • gentleman of Argyle-equate, 8k Pesetas, and elsewhere ; formerly of Rennin Manor, Cork, spin cams before the court upon mean* showing as aggregate liability of upwards of 70,0001., and assets of a very doubtful charaeter. Mr. Flews, for the bankrupt, asked for an adiournmsat priding the completion of the arnagemeste now in pro. per fad paying • composition of 4a. in the pound to midi. hh, and superseding the bankrupt. The necessary funds here expected to he shortly receive d. Hr. Harrison, for the mangoes; and Mr. Bomb, and Mn. Griffiths, ant objecting to the application, Hie Honour granted an adjournment. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DIY.) liAßLßortoucm mon. in auxin 01 WILIUL *WIDER 01 a GUILD IT ITS MOTH= os. ilizabeth Safer, the young woman, charged with the wil ful murder of her female child a mouth old, by drowning in the &matins, was again brought before Mr. Tyrwititt. The prisoner seemed in great agony of mind, and cried all the time the was in mat. Mr. Johnson, inspector of the Hyde-park constables , "Pendell to w atch the sass The evidence taken on the former wagon was that of Plia-congtable Lloyd, 97 A, to whom the prisoner ad mitted nothing away with the child, as a woman to whom the bad taken it would have nothing to do with it. Matilda Suter, of 9, North-staid., St. Mark's-plats, West bream, sister-in-law of the prisoner, said—The prisoner r Thursday week lived with her, and had a child about six weeks old. Prisoner went out on Thunday week, saving the was going to take the child to the workhouse where the had been confined. She returned the next day without the eithl, and said she had left it at the workhouse. A little boy named Phillip Golding, living at Botuli sm West, said he was at the Serpentine, and saw some. akq floating in the water. He got it to the water's edge, sad Wu told the park tamable. It was a baby. Hyde-park constable, lb (Richard Hoary Lacy), said that ea Friday week his apathies was called by the last witness Is the body of a child in the water. He took it to the i deed-house of Mountstrest Workhouse., sod on examining the body be fond it to Its that of a fatale child. On one of the article' it wail wrapped in was the name of " R. Sate e Ann Marsh, nurse at the St. Marylsbor Workhore. said the prim:ant woe delivered on the 16th Mark in the work house of a female child. She remained is the wishbones • fortnight and left of her own accord, taking away the child. She saw the body at the workhouse, and recopied by a particular mark on its forehead and eyes. She was rear it was the same child. Dr. Christian, of Thurlos-place, Bromptes, proved radar the body of the child at the workhouse. He found it im p:amble to state the canoe of death. There were no external Narks of injury whatever. He had made • post mortise examination, and the body was blooding' is the extreme. The prisoner, who put no questions to any of the 1111.• rage's was then retired by Mr. Tyrwhilt, and asked if the wished to say aaytinag. She replied that she ba d nothing to my, and she was Sea committed to the Central Criminal Court for trial. WANDSWORTH. CLIP= 0111 , 701111 OP norm Three young men, who gave the WWI of 1/1111114 Coe. tCharles Woke, sad .foAs napes% Wen *cad the before Mr. Ingham, charged with being 'weer teed is anutheing the following dieing rokibegy Ma. Elias Pearl, a baker sad grocer of New Mader alassCibas the prisoner Corday entered her shop is the dternota, and canoed hex 10 Mai 10[00 braider dome wart the pretence of boyiag ma, he stand's' by kr sidli ea thous. The bailee, however. did sot suit, mad la • kr tastes after he had left the shop she missed he= arrooks i two breathes, throe onveraigss, and owe nos_ lew pocket. Shoe raa after him. hut ite ernalki = a bat Peeped late a ant in whisk there woe two Mk ad 11 woe drlvia elf at • rapid rate. reply to the plisor Cordery, the preessalaisedd sir Mari swear to him by a broken tooth in his month. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MAt 2, 1885. Mr. Henry Mon, the landlord d the Railway Tavern, New Makin, mid be was "Atlas in hie bar parlour, when he saw Welsh and Timpeon loiMrisd about with • bone aml on. He remarked to his wife that they Inked. vary math like thriven In shoat ire Iranian yam,iltloooking iisent°c";lo:tre eos range to end h also kept th tomethisg wp." • y afterwards Mn. Peutold gave Ilse think whoa he had him hone pat to hie sit and be drove in march of the prisoners. He ultimately law lb rid is the out, driving by the doable gates at He watched, and geeing that they these Wimbledon, end oonolodmg that they in to pan over one of the bridges, hi= es to Wandsworth police-station to gi ve taking up on the road • cosatable. He afterwards drove to Pansy, where he root the prison's driving don" the hill towards the river. Witness stopped them by driving arrow their bone, when Conlin jumped on from behind there'll. With= caught bold of Welsh, who oomplained that he had tan his Goat. He told his not to mind as the country would dad one. He saw him put something into his month, when la mined him by the throat. Henlieved he swallowed SHARE LISTB.--ITIIIB DAY.I Two o'Oboox. The railway market is fiat to-day, and prices have experienced an important reduction in some in stances. Metropolitan stock ban declined 1 per at. London and North-Western, Great Western, and Midland, ; and Lancashire and Yorkshire, t. On the other hand, Great Northern has risen * per cent. London and North Western stook is now de.l quoted 122 to ; Great Western 73} to Midland, 1341 to 135 ; Lancashire and York says shire, 122* to • South Eastern, 861 to ; Great Eastern, 47 to W; • Oaledonian, 132 to 133 fi to London and South Western, 971 to 9811; Great soos Northern, 1321 to 1331 ; and Metropolitan, 1371 s t: to 138. 16.0 Foreign and colonial railway securities are in- 9/.0 4.0 active. f.dk! me The ta goner hare said he put some tobacco in his mouth, end he spat it out. Politer:lnstable Smith said Corday and Timm* got W t at the back part of the cart and tried to run away. Witimi mould Clordery, and the Hoe. Mr. Wrotteelsy, oise of the *aunty magistrates, secured the other. The 10 Omen were mucked at the statiou. Oceders wore • U. pin In his neckerchief, and a gold ring oa his finger. He an also had lla. in silver in his pockets. Welsh had the two stolen Mooches. Amongst the money in h aspmessiou wee 1 0 one sovereign He had a light cap in his t. le le Webb said 'Timm= claimed the cep. The amiable further stated that Tanpsou had one lova In reign, use balfrovereige, sad three hell-crowns. Timpeou said he paid Welsh to drive him from Kispiciii. le4hain than remanded the prisoner* until Tuesday mirk He oomplimented Mr. Harry upon the way in which St he had secured the prisoners, and said that if it had not fit bees ter him they would have escaped. Thai oast of the hone sad out applied for the 'Mom 2; Um of his property, but Mr. Ingham refused to make any order at present, leaving the police to executes their own g ORDINANY SHAM AND BTOCUL Ird. I ZULWASIL owing VlOell to 1 p.a. , . all inava.WaLe abausiral 101 fra si tes=l &lMO. ISO MAO aad Imam.— la N Lll2 131 go al. ciaa m erisiaa sm. Oolli ma lisedos. all Oonivall all Do. • 1 Aridly. WO • ell Do.ll 4p. e. lipoid to B. 100 Dobila mad Bellastinne all phllooo.Pon&Abd.Ja leo idlabargib Glardew le• Iliarsow arid arble 100 Prost Madero Ord. M. 100 Do. A stook la Do. IL Lag. M., No 1 100 erect Nor* ad Soollood 100 Orattlforthora WO Do./1 1 • rea. Boer. us leo D 0.15 loop. a. lipoid 100 filt. Beath a West (lea 1 100 Ikea& Weiler, lie Do.fiteoz VaLUnalak 100 la. South Webs 100 Do. W. led.—lbdord ISO Do. Do. Newport . 100 Do. Do. Beralard 100 lartoeshbe di Yorkshire IN lamina sad Blackwell 10 Ica. &•1 di IL ' 100 1.a.11 1 1)ov 100 LOAM& North Wain 100 LondoalkfloothWeeberts 100 Moi.,ilker.,4 Idaeolodi all Moryport sad Oiirible 4 ell Do. Do. I Yam We Metrogolltaa Se Do. New .IC Metro.Dla.(Pro. aortae 10 Do. do. do. 100 llidlabd 100 Do. N.Y 10 Do Dim. I Derby au Md. Cit. Ws. (Do.) all' Do. 4 Morro .. .•• all , alld lost ... NO North &BIZ; 100 Do. siiii.,ebro3.lbco4- 100 N. Zeoterli--Nenriek 110 Do. 61. N. IL Para 100 Do. Leeds 1010 De. York ......... • • 100 De. Canals all Do. iliockADarlios. 23 Do. do. 1866.80 lc Da, do. 180041 100 North Lon all Do. New b De. do., 1040 ltil North sisuoribirs ai l N. I B. Western Jana 100 Scottish Central 100 ( Scottish N.B. Aber SQ. 100 Scottish Warm! sil Shrewsb &W eld*. 100 Shrepehlre Union 100 South Devoe 100 South Bute= VI Staines. W oblaihro.ae. 100 Ts( Vale I Do 0 Lao va& of Nest& 100 Victoria fan. & Pimlico , 110 West Cornwall 100 iw. aka*. ii. & Y. 3.1 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE 1 est (BY ILBOTIIIO 2711.2018211.) ii. N. NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) ::: TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. OladiaNar• Arabimeda Ras 20 misalr behind time. £lOO PLATE. Manua The Giant .. 4 rim ENTRY FOR HANDICAP. F.T.C. it May Bloom. 4 yrs, Bst ; Durham, 4 yrs, Caryophyl- Si. lus, 4 yee, Tat ; Arenadello, 4 Ira, list 121 b ; Was Isla, 3 ps, es Bt. fet 10lb ; 011ertoo, S yrs, ht nb. ss PAID FORMS. Tomato , Troalelasonn, Flamm, Lard st Douglas, Foxholes, and Medial*. 81. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. R.Y. lie. Komi& Tibia, Jack o' Linters, Don Basil* Arial, : Joneatint Rifle, Regalia. Pantaloon Bedmoter, Tilt, 2 , Breadalbaae, Gladiatear. His Royal Hig in bee's, Le Mandarin, as. Zambesi, Liddington, Chattanona, Latzsrett°, Kangaroo, I" Maid Marion, Cedric, Viceroy. Joker, and Archimedes are le hers. st PAIDFORTITT.—The Mea Weathercock, Broornialsw, 40 Lord Waldegrove, &HAMM', Rater, Lozenge, Farewell, 34 Thor, Oosneetion, LazzaroaL Teasyson, Chimsey Sweep, se, Br to Clariseimus, Donniagtoe, Waterloo, Forester, Puebla, it Faust, Verdsrier, Raiford, Haarlem, Longdeen, Cowell.. It IWO. Brown Dayrell, Dilly Do ll y. Doge, Keepsake, Con- LI Izabank Nanchang.; Jupiter. Mondial, Congress, Ly. ; sander, Loadoner, Thalassias, sad Glengarry. In ENTRY FOB £lOO PLATE. R.Y. to Troublesome, Keepsake, Bawds, Tring, Lampoon, Hip- : Pol7M. Lily of Devoe, and Bea Mix c. All me here. ft £lOO PLATE. C.O. is Donnybrook, Idler, Peon, Dawdle, Conutersige, Lady Valentine, Cedric. Rose of Denmark, Skirmish, Scheldt, Vixen, sad Miss Boozer o are here. es LATEST BETTING. 171 TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. Si 7 to 2 apt Bedminster (t) I 4to 1 Liddingtoe (4 I I 2 Keegan° (t) 11 ll 6 to to 1 Breadalbase (t) 8 to 1 Gladiateur (t) 6 MO to 8 Archimedes (t) 6 100 to 6 Ariel (t) 6 6 THE DERBY. 8 9 to 1 apt Bedminster (t) It II SCRATCHED. —Ohattaitoogs at 9.11 a.m. . RIOTOUS OUFBRBAK AT BELFAST. T l.O !--4.- We regret to announce a riotous outbreak in Bel ip - fast on Sunday evening. On Xsy eve some young persons LW assembled ca Bog Yeadow to gather Bowen, sad a riot ea- I: sued, of the usual party character, several being injured, es , and seven or eight persons being arrested. Bludgeons and clones were freely used, and the pollee were set upon by a mob of several huadreda. se. BRITISH'HONDURAS COMPANY.-(THIS Id le N ISO 661 0 11 SI NO ak ISI 103 147 140 131 1U 04 U TO TO 66 If 61 66 48 66 1811 106 311 , LSI tai lie 107 1% 41 43 Me 1121 67 98 614 Ole 137 i I si IND 99 101 9 It ten 190 1331 10$ 107 .... N 16 II U 1101 111.1 48 4 104 Mt 117 38 - - I° ' i°` - - I ii i ‘7l i'm 70► 11-__ 91 10 e Oa IN ILO pe tei 14 140 146 49 61 el It if 17 661 66 1 Si 0 1 Oa 16, ... 1 - - 00:0 1021 10,0 lta 1.1 1u.40 60,0 100,1 604 160,1 Int i i 600.0 901 71 PM 1/00 TO 100 WI, 6q 1 . I'o ea 103 21 117 i - 7111 _ 8 8 1 i _ IA I 1024 2 I Ed 10. rims. 110 - 111 57 8 16 - 60 (0 6 i 416 16 7i 260 00 lb 7 pcx I 2 0 03 116 idla 12 6 Id . ea • 70 1•Q 67 0 I 2 poi Ed IQ - 10 n SOi 1E6146_ • If -.0:1 43 Mr 64 Par ttr 110. I Be. Doan& I Poiret totem I mm. 1"606 0 St. Seat inn West India 166 i lk 1116 12. 0 OttattualmJoat 103, 03 11 St fanutomMlL 160 66 OB MAO M. Southampton l6O - pm 1011 si I 17 :‘ MI ._ . ito 101f7 I teO,OC. 100.01 Itll p...1 I:i 113 1 P.4.c. 11:PICSILA14E0U 1 1. a.. MONEY NALITERT.--(TEI 8 DAY S ) The directors of the Laskimpore Tee Company of Assam (Limited) have announced the closing of the Two ectecz• share list on Tuesday, the gth islet.; for London, The stock nissikets to-day are dull, with little and on the following Wednesday fee else coonir y. colonialonve for th:3lst f ld la r t i o y : ;, co a m t Turi n. business. The funds have declined about per A general meeting of the Italian Irrigation Dent.,wool are and a reduction has taken place in several of Pm Thureday, 11th inst. The fresh importations nip TYhel. oti the chief home railways. Foreign stocks and most other securities, however,- are fairly supported at to present chaf., since the beginning of last sales, Saturday's quotations. comprise 114,916 bales, viz. :—New South Wales The discount market is quiet to-day, and the and . Queensland, 11,855 ; Victoria, 62,176 ; Tas supply of money large, yet no transactions appear Tina, 7 .Soll e h w Anstralist d 1 6 6, 6 110 . ; C W Na est to Lave taken place below 4 p er cent., the Bank c4,542._.,r otat u ' olonial, 114,916 isle:, a nd further minimum. There is &strong demand in the Stock arrivals are daily expected. Exchange for loans from day to day on English The following notice has been issued by the Bank Government securities, and the rate is firm, at 4 of E n gland per cent. Bank of England, IA May,lBf.s.—Notico is hereby given, Sib July. Consols are now quoted 901 to both for money drat uitheeedbearissn° ere ces :ter:hteleastri ,aeoa ' ts is esd s re following and the account (May 9). The official business funds will be struck an then t Thursday, the let Jose, report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, 1866, vis c ..: l Lrifee n J ew Cat. 31. wt. psi o ted ttu A tt i N.evr for money, 91, 901 ; ditto, for account, 24 tar New 21 . n 10s. per New 31. Annuities, Annuities for ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 89, 881 ; New Three Tema of Year\oladlang M . psi Oont funds ao b ek , On Fddayikithlie per Cents., 884, 89, 881, ; Annuities, 1885, 13 oat the vide 1:d I: on the Mk July next. Ebie India 1546 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, 107 ; Ave Stock :—Shut— Tuesday. 13th Jana, 1886; opon—Tharaday, per Cent. " sawed " rupee paper, 1021 ; and Ex- 6th .1'4,1865. chequer Bills, 4e., 7e. prem. Foreign stocks present no variation worth men tioning. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz.:—Greek Bonds, 201 to 21} ; Mexican, 264 to ; Confederate, 12 to 14; Spanish Passive, 304 to 4 ; the Certificates, 161 to f ; Turk ish, of 1858, 704 to 714 ; ditto 1862, 724 to 734 ; and the Coneolid6s, 531 to 64. Transactions are recorded as follows ;—Buenos Ayres, for account, 92 ; Danubian, 834 ; Egyptian, 961, 4 ; ditto, second issue, 961 ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 971 ; ditto, 1864, 934, 94, 931 ; Italian scrip, 44, 4 dis. ; Mexican, for ac count, 261 ; Portuguese, 1858, etc., 48 ; Russian, 1850, 884 ; ditto 1862, 904,4, ex div. ; ditto 1864, 92 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 301 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 161 ; %urkish, 1854, for account, 90 ; ditto 1858, 704 ; ditto for account, 711, 71; ditto 1001. Bonds, 741; ditto 1862, 734, 724 ; ditto 100 1 . Bonds, 731, ; Venezuela, 1864, 40. International Financial shares are now quoted 1 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; General Credit, 2 to prem.; London Financial, 74 to 4 prem.; Imperial Mercantile, 1 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; Croditlroncier and Mobilier of England (both old an d new), 34 to prem., ex div. ; Hudson's Bay, 151 to 4 ; and Egyptian Trading, 4 to 4 dia. The quotations for the shares of some of the new companies' are subjoined :—Varna Rail way, 74 to 84 prem. ; Millwall Freehold Land and Docks, 14 to 14 die. ; Moscow Gas, par to prem. ; Russian Iron Works (allotted this morning), 14 to 2 prem.; Anglo-Egyptian Navigation, 3 to 4 prem. ; Plymouth Shipbuilding, 14 to If prem. ; Ottoman Company, 1 to 14 prem. ; and Lion Brewery, 1/ to 24 prem. The scrip of the Imperial Ottoman Loan just introduced is quoted 1 to 2 prem. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Bentes opened at 67fr. 45c., being Sc. lower than yesterday. The failure is announced Messrs. de Matto' and Godefroi, foreign merchants, of Copthall court. The amount of the liabilities has not transpired, but it is stated that the liquidation will be favourable. 11111.1iti.-(1'11113 DAY.) Two o'Ciocx. The mining market is steady to day, with a fair amount of business. Cain Camborne shares are better at 325. to 345. ; Nast Lovell at 14 to ; and South Condurrow at If to I. On the other hand Nast Russell have declined to 3 to }; East Caradon are quoted 14 to ; North Treskerby, 3to1; 1 • West e,hiverton, 62} to 67 ; Great Oar, 32 to 33; Clif ford Amalgamated, 29 to 30; Bast Cern Brea.6l to 7e; Lady Bertha, 13s. to 16a. ; North Basset, 12s. 6d. to 15s. ; and West Caradon, 9 to 10, being firm. Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit no alteration. Fong o'Czoox. Consols are quoted 914 to both for money and the account, being i per cent. lower than at 2 o'clock. No gold has been sent into or withdrawn from the Bank. The prospectus of the expected Imperial Ottoman Five per Cent. Loan has been formally issued through the General Credit Company. The nominal capital is 4,000,000 medjidies d'or or 3,636,3631. sterling. The interest is pay able half-yearly in sterling in London, in francs in Paris, Frankfort, and Amsterdam, and in medjidies d'or in Constantinople. The loan is redeemable in thirty-seven years by 1 per cent. sinking fund applied in purchase. By laws just promulgated at Constantinople a "Grand Livre" of the Ottoman debt is created, in which are to be inscribed stock to the amount of 40,000,000 . medjidies d 'or, of which 29,000,000 are applied for the conversion of the existing internal debts, and 4,000,000 for the present loan, while the remaining 7,000,000 are to form a " reserve, specially destined for public works, not to be issued sooner than 2,000,000, one year after the present loan ; 3,000,000 at the soonest after two years ; and 2,000,000 at soonest after three years." As re gards the existing Consolidtts it appears that "each Consolid4 of 100 medjidies d'or, or 901. sterling, is to receive 121 medjidies d'or, or 1101. sterling, of the new stock, with a provisional coupon represent ing the interest between the 1-13 May, when the old coupons are payable, and the 1-13 July." Moreover, "each serghd or on-senelik receives new stock fo r the same nominal amount as the old stock ; and each tahvilate muntas4 receives 143 medjidies d'or for 100 old, with special provisions as to these cur rent coupons." It is explained that "the conver sion is entirely optional, but those who do not con vert within three mouths will only be allowed to do so for one and a half month longer, at a reduction of 10 per oent. ; and after this latter term no application for conversion will be admitted." The price of issue for each bond of 1001. sterling of the new loan is 501., of which 51. is to be paid on application, 51. on allotment, 101. on the 13th June, 151. on the 13th July (less 24 coupon), 101. on the 13th September, and W. on the 13th October. Allowing for the coupon of 2} per cent., due the 13th July, the price becomes 47}, and the other allowances are equal to lls. Bd. per cent. The continental scrip certificates will not be uniform with those issued in England until after payment of the fical instalment, when they will be ex changed for Definitive Bonds. The bonds are of as low a denomination as 101. each. Beside+ the subscription in London, lists are opened in various continental cities. The broker' here are Messrs. Mullen, Marshall, and Co. ; Mews. P. Cazenove and Co. ; and Messrs. Laurence, Son, and Pearce. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 4,7501. over last year, the pre sent receipts including those arising from the volun teer review. The South Eastern return shows an increase of 1,9431. There is still a steady demand for the paid-up shares of the Metropolitan District Railway Com pany, a large amount of which have now been placed amongst the investing public. An extraordinary meeting of the East India Fl- &S.& &W. &W. O.CI all •.101 : 1 -_ 0UN1%111111% i ts 16 k I xe s r es . 2 dim Ips al I 102 p i I 3 l PP 10 49810.111.403ma 10*6 r 6 I tastrallealt i eria:(l7 00 10 BangparshTaalatataaL IS ilerloWaSerworim L. I liciabay Om 1 00 6 Do. New IS Ilaltie America* land OL et. IL 1 L Mag. TeL (14 l7l i i - a 90 10 brill& a Tea (L.) l4 11 Who ,* /121 Canada Compaar all se 8 1 00 10 Illanedbialmaiadnv(L) 111 Ma 00 110 Darks WU 2b ,City ot=l.Pro. $ e /41 30 'City of Milan Impro.( 5 111 1 3 Pia 160 110 IDo en 1 0 01 00 se ,city Ms* (Lisa.) 100 15 ICorn. of Atricanllwr.(L II 5 IS 4.:onimerclalUaloallas.; S 6 pm *0 0 Coasolidaled Ma— (L . 10 6 4 416 Skiu ID Continental Un.oeatL 10 1 tie r 9 100 c0nt .. ..44,...,z0.,.. 1 1 i t 15 416 100 VI C. foocatIrols " .:1 6 Si SO= 14 00 Do. New SO Do. of Maluttins (L) IS 45 4 Us 114 Mt %all* P. 0... 111. 14. be. !Menace 1110 10S 114 101 111. Do. II pel Deb le 1011 114 500 105 10 7 6db 14/1 10 IMAM Amain Tea( ) 1 P 11 01 100 SO lima India FlnaadaL. 71 1 die 11 IL ladia Lrrig. di Canal 10 1 3 illa 550 60 'lbw Vale lO 2 114116 10 IffplianOmmbTrd.(L 41 1 Idia 161 SR Illeetrie Telegraph 000 6 Bag. mad Asa Copal,- all 11 14 000 le IMmand Foreigneredlt 71 2 2 01 1 / .I* las.driceitAibllartaAL 6 Pr i r . ,10 Saktara Sagirmorl o 46. 6 1 44° 000 20 Mama* Corporation. 2 1 1 1 000 60 Amadei Discount (L) 10 41 6 ale 000 * VorwaL Warekoose tl. 6 4 4 411 04 000 50 0411rara probed).— is 10 9 405 NO IS o.43ndit&FlisolLea.(L II 14 tir IS Staa. blear Navigates LS 16 2 000 SO kioneb*lonial MAL, 6 Id* Oar 000 10 Hu mber 0.0 0 60 Humber ho Works(L) 15 11 9al D4O 60 Immallar.oo.4*. %L., 6 1 11* 1 000 $ I ni le a ltr o zinB o l , l3 l a.s 1 HU 100 50 boot le se 1 1 214 12 ISO Ile laiimmartaambra. (Li 8 1 4 4 SZ WU 16 Internal-load Qed11(1 ' 1 000 60 Italian land. 100 10 Ilabuibrtg. (Oaa. Oar., , WO 100 D0.41p. a Ws. 0. 1870 a WO 1141 totatatockDteomint(L) 11 POO SO Land Sermonise (Lba.) I OW U Load. AMC** Trading 11 000 16 Lood.andCaledon.l l l . .. I 100 10 LataCoontilamd&B. 1 000 6 lost bietrbe6lls•l( ) al NO 60 Load. num Are. IL) 11 116 6 Load.G.Ote6lbsao.(L i al WO SO Lood.bOlaaming.Co(L 1 log 00 Load., ltallau, Manta 1 0* 50 Lood.ber. Dlsomint(L) 1 00 io Lon&Provioclaalarlite 00 10 *adios brigs.* anal 1 20 Do. 00 U Marble Investment (L) 00 /eNaluitioa Inabe.(ls) 00 14 *Mil alba. TeL (L) al 00 60 Millwall Iron Weeks. 10 Nabllanda OoLC. (L) * II Mama 05.0 am O 50 National financial Li 1 ii O 16 NationelProv 10 uNI on Nears ;TM 111 OSO Nerbadd6ooalitl. l I 010 Do. New 11 16 N.ZeitlaadT.9Loan(L 1 0 10 NorthermtesamTea4L) I L A. O.llrlL A aatralaalauLL, 101 0 60 51.11r1taillaroan.la.( 1 4 2 Novatioottalkamdl ,L) al 11 1 Do. do. 11 26 Oman Marine .Imam 1 I se Oriental Commerolal(L I M OrientslirbanassALlm. 11 1 Oriental Oas (Usatted) al 1 Do. 10 Oriant.l New alandStoent(L) el 10 ,Olitgo A eithiami lave* I 60 /Ottoman Financial (L.) II Ottoman 4 Ottoman o , l6 . l . 3m n iteLl , ) I . I Do. do. al II Do. New OS. .14addadla.114 10 64 Peninmalar d 0. Mum s It Do. do. 240 w ll 15 Oushisda L. IL, 13.(L 0 60 Wanes ITOD II *l6 Do. New ~. . 6 ,I 0 16 ItIoJ. City 64;900.11 ) I 150 18 Ditto ditto 1016 Royal Italliltaaal. •••• 1 ✓. 56 t. Austra Invest. r l, ~,40 th. 11nIght. &Co. L 1. 30 Filian.(TWOC_.), 11 SO 111. Wean 11. a L144. ,1 I 1 60 I Do. *coon laaa4. .. ,0 16 South Australian Lad 4 4.' Bl. Submarine Tdograph.. II 1 Do, Scrip i 500 10 Tel.Coastruo.databaj 100 10 Manila& Mersey LL(L) 00 10 TruettAriaeranaL /0 511.. r. & L Co. of U. * 20 Cn.Mariae of LI. O 6 United g. WI& Co• 5 So Univers.* mem lsa.lL 1 10 Upper AlsainTeMLOn , 10 lOtto 30 Van Dlemen's lend 60 Warrant FlaancetLlm 50 rimiludiatraaidc. B L 979 11/4!.2 St I Id II II 374 Ti 1$ 14 iu St 46 LI it 2 1 as LO 7 2 4, Dar - 1 Poi Pan 1 A T tom $ A 1 10 dJaa I apa ~~i iI if' 2 1 ltp v : taa 4 4 12414 Par tea vl ti Ppm las W lakaa 10 22 2 dim 1 Oita a 62.114 146 par 46 66 171 131 1 . 1 1 ra I 1M 1 pim T e I••dis pm at 2i IS 2 2 las 4 Edis 1 to al 4 2 7 1 Ins SO 4,0 sa 16 35 22 96 pa dr el lids Si 90 on II 9 at i tt 4b 49 99 96 id i OO 118_.116 idl l 6 6Si NO r N I dit i i I ~ .., 111 109 09 °- ail ist d i d 1 gole 1 1i 2 Pal Al t IMs 11P 01 $4 B 10 10 lb %Ws 95i a xi PREFERENCIE WARM South York. sad River Duo, 5 per oat. guar., 214 FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Beigioit Eutorn Junction, it Groat Luxembourg, PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKET& Blitinitaililt, MAY L—Budnee was transacted to hmi Goal stares at 87: Birmingham Amanda* st 16s. 3d. prem. : Olonceeter Wagon, at O ld, politan Wagon, at : Wolverhampton Waterworks, at SI. Ms. 9d. ; Patent Shari and A xletree, at 4; pram.: and Patent Pile, at dis. Stone Valley shares were quoted 101 to lee : Stour Valley Guaranteed. 73 to 74 : and Birmingham Joint Stock Bank, 34 to 541 ex new. Buyers Lloyd's Banking Company shares at 9 prem., paid. Pvaa liftman/inn 800Imr2.—A convermazione of this society took place at Willies Rooms last evening ; the Karl of Shaftesbury en the chair. There was a large and fashionable attendance. Amongst those present were General Sir Geo. Pollock, General Soott, Admiral and Lady Grey, Hon. A. Klement'. LP., the Hos. M. Lefroy, Hon. J. Dutton, Captain the Hon. G. Lowe, Mr. Serjeant Payee, Rev. Jas. Kemp, Rector of St. James's, and Rev. 0. J. Goodhurst. The noble earl been( bendy addressed the sasembly, and congratulated the members and friends of the society on the lively interest manifested in their pro. medley', Mr. Gretna delivered a discourse on the working of the society in behalf of seines. He ooutdently anticipated that before long they would be enabled to see this clam of persons supplied with good wholesome literature. Cap tain Flood Page spoke on the advantages which resulted in the army from the introduction of libraries, sad said that id the number of those who could reed and writ* in the army lest year was 64 per cent., whereas it wee but 53 in 1860. The Rev. Mr. Kemp, in the opera* of same observations, expressed a hops that a society like the present would be established amongst the working men, as it would be the only mesas of removing the pernicious influences to which they were subjected under existing cironmetamone. Several other addresses were delivered during the evening. The 9 , society's periodicals and pictures were exhibited, andelicited much admiration. Ma. ANDBIW JOHNSON AND HIS FAMILY. —Mr. Johnson's family resides at present in Naahville, TOMMOMOIN and cognate of his wife and tour children—two eons and two daughters. His son Robert is 29, and AndrewJobeson, jun. is 12 years of age. His two daughters, with their feindise, also reside in Nashville, having been driven from their homes in Easters Teeneasse. One of Mr. Johnson's sons (Charles), a surgeon in the army, was throws from his horse in tie year 1863, and killed ; and Colonel Stover, a son-in-law, commanding the 4th Regiment of TOSIXIONO isfaetre, was killed in the battle of Nashville, while gallantly leading hie command, on the 18th of December, 1864. Judge Patterson, who is also a som.in.law of the President lives in Nashville. Mrs. Johnson has been in very delicate health for some time pest, and it Is probable Mrs. Oolonel Stover will preside over the presidential household. A. correspondent who visited Mr. Johnson, at Nashville, in last July, writes I found him a very quiet, plain, un assuming man, of only medium height, with a broad and well-tebutoed forehead, intelligent but net striking face, sad in conversation slow sad restrained. He had no theories, and seemed particularly to avoid them, but addressed him self to the great work of regseeretios. He deplored the condition of the people, the oppressive aristocracy. and the want of any middle class ; spoke very wisely of Governor Bramlette ; and is all that he said seemed a segaeions„ practical man. I felt much better after seen' him. For if be should be elective. Mr. Lincoln will have • most no compromisingt supporter, and tf he dies • very win no emeor. -hick has been Flan RI All24o.—The objection wh,. rb.a W the tuni" of ru ° l.. fr ; boo the ItiTig ilikal l / sandal As (Limited) is oonvened for the just as they beefs to feed, as uxe.y to became victims it I 12th of May, to confirm the resolutions passed at the ash of prey, has bees fully removed by the ooautkitbee 1 „ . I the 28th . . .. . .. Eras of the Themes Angling Preserratioa Boolissy, who by the ; the nufetor on ultimo, which provide tor liberal aid of the Beard of Them boo I certain alterations in the articles of association, and adapted • PM and watercourse War Sunbury- cck to also for altering the name of the association to the place the small fry In until they haws mired at a suflkiset I sg East India Land, Credit, and Finanos Company growth to defend themselves. Already 12,000 Theme sad ', (Limited)." other trout, and upwards of 20,000 salmonidis, healthy cooditioa, hatched by the sociaty's app ,„„ all tu rg a I Mr. J. Monett has bee • ted bairman o f r. n appointed c ad Hampton. have been placed in the breeding pond. /teethes the Rosaian (V isounsky) Iron Works Company, lowa sear the am*. at Packed. Alt. her ben Eflultud by : the letters of al tof which were 'posted last the ensurvaters for the poses el not" feelt. PM, 6 . 411 e yeuing, other ash. lima Imicrwemete co cid. t*t h• Um " a mu pOn The bscri ti list for shares in the Lion the City waters re be Wed with satistaetioa by the ' Timms agleam and Oa nudes of GA pammelak Tild• Brewery Company will be closed at 4 o'clock to t*. and liowlsey, toestim with the eosins of the was i day (Tuesday), at the London and County B ank . whoa the la re b ap t an of poseepast blirne"." ; The directors of the Rio de Janeiro Gas Company to t he , j Z er ,k wlll t in ,_ ei Ilk n„_r k, k k1P:1_,... k. kikf,,, 911 . (Limited) have noti fi ed that th e shareholders may ? Ids -- — hr "`' " 11 '"'" —•'"'" have the option of postponin payment of the W imp qthatfty et mall fry th at may now be DOM fa the Jiver affords the ethanged eridanoe of the presaosoe stalemate on the shares untilk h June next, with- Womble roan from Rah hatching and aromatics. out paying any interest for suc delay. Z I ii, 'is -- i pall 107 100 48 49 T 6 78 nar►yn uuum etora • wr 61 , Ailmatio* tsi. I*w:roc* es 68 10 Bomaller.&C.lo.g.6p.e. 1814 14114 6 Do. Y dharee por ipor ill Buffalo & Lake Huroo 4 46 ell Do. Preference Si Si 80 Buff., lirant,&Goderloh 60. a Bds. Amg.1,167 ...• 86 Do. do. July 1, 06 90 Do. do. June 1,1476 IS Ca &5.10421011915.0.11. 99 MO Gape T. & Dockip. 6. g. TS riN Diesinieo,7 'Loper. 151 OD lloeo. Damp! rt. 6 00 lost Indian so. 6 do lO6 19 Do. J liteusloo 100 Druid T koi moods 186 all Do. LIU p. 41. 1 1 3 3 A c. t :6 , all Do. . deferred SI rill Do. tad pref. Boude 66 ill Do. &a. deferred NI ill Do Ord pref. Mock 46 ell Do. do. deferred 41l s/1 Do. 6ils wet. Stook 26 eV Do. do. deferred 26 100 Great Indian Peolueola 1531 11 1 Do. Na 8 per mot. 2 Do. New do 100 Gt. S. of India e• 6p. ot '' 100 IN 40 per Gent. De an Gt. Wedges of Canada 18 Do. New .... all D0.0p.e.11(6. pal. lefii all D 0.66 do. d77-M 1 Indlee Broach, o. Lim lo ited 1 Do. New 100 Madras guar. 0 P. cent 100 iio. de. al 6o 100 Do Do. . Fift an. h Ig is :tz 2 100 Kalb. Corp. 4 per e. 154 all Melb. sod Robson's Bar J 6 N.Broo.&Cea.ola.•& IS 100 N.11..cifCan.60.0.1 46 p.8. 100 Wade, pa. 6 par mot. 100 De. Do. Deihl 60 8 do. do. 100 Do. toolatili do 100 Do. lodua Se Ylet. do. /ai m I to two' tee 1 am 23 212 67 116 46 :la 61 da 25 ill :la 27 16 LID MI Ai : la iorit 88 88 78 88 i ids This day an extraordinary general meeting of this ecenpaey was held at the company's official, Great St. RAW, ; Mr. J. B. ItossarsoN, in the chair. Mr. HMO! (the secretary) then read the report, which stated that " The directors, without going in to particulars of acoonst for this year at present, considered that the continuance of a good market for mahogany, ha. justi fi ed their anticipation of a dividend for this year equal to that of last year, and they would therefore submit to the proprietors a resolution for the payment of en interim half-yearly dividend at the rate of 8 per ant. per annum, as the usual period for the yearly (Biased would be deferred for • short time by the postponement of the public meeting. The question of labour for the °elan, in which the company was so deeply intereeted.was coming n rarer solution in • eatiefactorymanuer, lathe directors felt that it wasof great consequence that the t oo company be prepared to avail Welt promptly of these fact- lAle a . 11 , 1 !"rol,r 5 r: lilies for the cultivation and development of their large and r t a,,~ fertile loads. Already one small cargo of Barbadians had 1,40,x, lop arrived at Bolin in the Aimee, a vessel chartered for the irk 1410 Do. Issued at IS pm. 11 purpose by the company. A cargo of Chinese was On its way, MAW , Angle Altlaiion and was expected to reach Belles Dent month.iSome planters ss 40. 60 !Anglo iforp Aldo r (Llo), ll front the IJ oiled States had already commenced operations t o o hopefully, and they anticipated the swivel of others with las.l6Lpm , 71. labourers from the Southern States. The director; seeing 12,600 40 LUSIWOdaIIo the importance of being in a position to derive advantage Lao as no New from them favour atheireormatancee,intended to seek the re- 12600 20 Bankolltritialitolumbla quisite funds by the issue of debentures for 3,4, and 5 years, 10 500 20 f l 6l lll !VD i! 1 sod so to avoid the inns of the remaining =allotted shares slaZ 00 of =,°°,...tad) for the _presort." 100 ens or tnemehmd 1 1 .1 The CILIIIIMAX, in proposing the adoption of then port, 0,000 60 Bank otVictorla,Austris of that this was not the ordinary general meeting of the 60,060 sea or Nee zoaland company in which it was us na to lay beton the 60,000 20 Boulliandportogocl , tors the annual accounts; bet the resole- tio to._ oo 00 bri___,,tlrb Californian Ertl due directors to proporre at the prawn c•= l. meeting an ad interim dividend of 4 per °Got would show $ 4 OO sufficiently what was the idea of the directors with regard woo toe c,ty to the current baldness. The colony of Honduras 20,000 100 Collude* was not developed as it might or ought to be. so,ook i Com. Bank of Canada All that was wanted was an application of capital 46. 00 0 :, 4 't ) c o z .L. L Beek fti and labour to develop the nominee of the country. The 6.000 leo Contasentsl 1 products of the country were mahogany, logwocd, and 1,000 D e Do. New fun= But in addition to these products there would soon 20,000 60 Vast Loodou (Limited) be • considerable exportation of cocoa oil, in view of which sus= to gaiters EccbsagelLiza) 50,000 coosanat trees have bees planted. There was 60.005 20 Bog.Seot.MAosLCkartd. moreover the land itself which a ff orded ample resources to A n o: i lmOlimh mad Ga i m i ttl the settler. The local legislature decided on appropriating 0,000 100 IrDidima.Chlnadisp.(L) from 50,000 to 100,000 dollars towards the introdoction of MOW 10e Us. issued at 2 pm... 2 labourers. The importation for 1802 amounted to 11,304 logs eo,eeo 100 Do. New and the consumption to 9,270 lop. The importation for eon 100 Imperial Hank, Limited 1864 was 12, 177, ad the eocaumption 14.470 logs. The 116. Innerbl °Moms present gook wee 3,117 logs, as apron 8,300 logs last yew. 11 2, 3 , 4 2 !,;! On the whole the prospects of the company were very , 0 4; ; Kalka.ma 114 i favecuable. 20,500 60 L00.116.0111e60..,,8.tt 11 Mr. OaIIPULL seconded tin motion, which was adopted. =An 100 Lon. Bank of nootbod L 1: The day of holding the annual meeting was altered from HON 100 London and Bresillim September to October. An ad interim dividend at the rate 0,000 tee Lon.B.Ayreedfraute L of 8 per rant per annum, free of income tax, was declared. 10, 06 Dm Nor..."•2!t_li 1 . 1 A vote of thanks to the chairmen terminated the pro. Aro 6OO 11 : ',...... c rii:1.717,02 ai ceedinp. WOG 60 Leedom awl Counts lll - Ik 100 Bainksi.ooll.RE.(l ) The death by suicide of Mr. Prescott, mentioned n a OOO rut Moak._ 1 . 1 is yesterday's Express, wee the result of a morbid condition, 1 tare iso /,,,•„ a I. wain, tee. ti which had manifested itself for many months pot in k in So Do. te. NOW cal infinite fits of depression. " poeltion le the City, * ear ! 4 5 0: 100 0 l A .. Weigagwpgar . 1 . I the Times," was high, alike from the naive:eel tepid felt for moos 100 lierchapt B=lo=o. 1 his penes' themes sad isenotalrepnte. He has left 6 :ow lea r":l9 Prot. Bank ."411.121(1: large ferias, and had met with no monetary loss, either • 4.166 100 De. de. pdvately or in cons nice with the bank, the remaining t.O OO ll O Oteend Bent lit.) • • soositte !rational of 1. 4 / 4 0001 poloist'. width are vary rich." Mr. Prescott is said to 10.0 00 1 00 c p me ignslandi hasommitted wields while takiag a bath. He was LS years I poor 20 Do. Sollemis I 0,000 50 Na , lonal Bank of age. 14000 60 Do. New Josur WI7/113 Boom—The Toronto Globe of stem is *ow sea* w.lss I 60,000 ow ferlead April 17th aye :—" John Wilkes Boo th , the aireads, late , in= 10 B N .," (IM 1144 the rot of his family, was chiefly known as a delioaator of *As * Ormatal Bank Corpora Skakeepower. ehateeters. Same rl psnosthous of 1 2.6: 00 ,,,, 26 tittittlt those ehoffeetme at the Wobbles times toe er three ' 7.-10 he DA do. yeas ago we.. 'Heeded by President Litho'sr sod, if we 0. leo Previa& a Inlai d •• • • s 10 Dw de. NSW . INinek4ll sot, the President kindly wrote the sloe • letter li . •00 00 0 1, 4 pew., gamy d, mitielelog his perfausees favourably, and Whig ors 10,800 fr sow nortfolo l ,,_ 00•4114044 IlD4lShakeepeare's plays which were eatensinly i Ai n I°lla WOO 10 quoted by the papers at the dee. ' BOA vto very 7, tth 4. prompt to publish the letter as as oboist kisseelf. 1111 . 26 . d':‘ JAL 11 910.• WI ChM el Matra's_ sad yet is sow , if we are not wren 110 man, the as- guise* Wind got mein of his beselsotor." A **a el Inds 101 HS 96 91 99 91 fe. I IL It bASIIA K al $ $ a M 1 1011 111 par 1011 101 01e 101 1024 91 97 JOINT 8100111 BANAL i-0 Is 3 83 83 118 61 , 1 6 4 6 ,1 %id 101 - 1 4 4 't .4 .4 21 1 6 S 6 8S 11146 a Ala par 23 6 6 do par IS 6 4 .11s par I 9 a br4 87 i . 0 61 41 16 0 "" Al 16 18 : rt..l.wa = 'll 21 WY 10 11 a 8 6w - 4 6 pes - O 9 19 pm - O 11 o}ool - 10 8 dla - 11 ti76e 84 16 6 78 77 8 18 16 SY • 6 48 60 - il IS l to - IM par 1 rra 201 111 Pr 1 10 dla • 10 86 6 116 111 1 ( 6: i t p 14 .li r g 80 111 dh 10 Si AY • 10 8 BAY 18 • •PO dt _ OS 113 it SI a 44 idis Oa Se Wm U 14 141. 581 lo le l _ ,16 Oldle • ili SI 1 4 Ua pm althea • II lllAsia emit I A IIIP • 4 1 6 AI 446, • , is u 1041 SI 41 I iO,l a a COMMERCIAL AND MARKET?. LIVERPOOL COTTO H N IS AND CORN (T DAL) rigsaaAn.) (IT IMMO AND (11011 Ou 001111111.031Dsar. I Corrou.—The market continua firm. 8a1e.,6,000 or 7,000 bolos. CONS.—The market moderately atteodiod. Wheat firm, at 2d. per metal edema, but millers do sot meet bolder.. Flour quiet at lat• rates. Batas steady. Oils sod oatmeal I. fan demand, at previous quatatime. ladiaa core, slow sale ; Galata, 30e. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SU GAIL —The market has opened firmly at the full prices of last week. The sales iodide Oaks Muscovado at 328 Ravine, N 0.12, at 358, No. 14, at 365. 6d. brown Bengal at full prices, and olayed at 255. ; Rafted, the demand is lam active, bat fall prices are paid. Oorruz.—No public ales of (kyles have been held W- I day, privately there Is a very firm mutat. Tse.—The market haa become quiet, dealers being un willing to pay **fall 'drawn quoted last week. Ilicz.—about 5,000 hap of soft grain sold, including low quality, at PAL 6d. 88 9 , 11. Eleurreras —5OO to begs of Bengal sold. Prices kept secret. Carron.—The sales are onoluied to small parcels, without change in prices.ut RITZ. —Abo 10,000 bales have recently been sold at full rates. mold at is • more active *airy. Timed& mold at Id. advance. Honduras at full price& TALLOW MARKST.-(THIEI DAY.) The iniirket is doll. Priem are quoted as follows :—T ow tallow, 39a. 9L ; Petersburg Y.O. on the spot,. 40e.; Jose, 40s. 9d. ; July to September, 41a. ; October to Desembar, 41a. 9d. ; Demobs:. 425. 3L - - SMITHFINLD HAY MARKKT.—MBLIS DAY.) Noon. Horny mad F• 610111 Wed hods Si last day'. prices. Hay, from 96.. to 108 a. Goys; train 110.. to 128 a. Stray, 28a. to 33a. WEATHER REPORT.--(THIS DAY.) Melt Met I £.I. A 1. k. 67 8.8. W. . 48.8818 r B. .11 11.6 8. 5 61i & . M S 81i . ti.b6 68 1 W.&W. .87 64. LW. Niaru A metiers L* A rk00.0.9 '..irtxuesa439. 01 xivray V§leuils Cap* taw (030911933 021 . vano,ol Pmstroko 1— —.— iseamess / arra. 1.•4314Wi .04 00 L& W. I 401,440.4 lid 6! ILL arms* ;e:C=. Ha LW . 00.00 66 OW. Smile .01) 111 B. W. TIOOI3OI scartuon , o4 9 • . 84 " 8 . 6 . W. OM& !LTC 11,839. & WI. .80 68 SAM 12.70 611 L&W. &LW. &&& & W.S.W. LW. LBW. N. !LIM SA LW. 11.1 i. e— re ro -- 0.04! co awl WIIIMMIDAY. 0111110iN= 11 taltlaDAT. B. to W., smog to Comae. LW. to N.W. and hash, with some beck, fresh to Aeons, rain. dummy. As above. lemmata. As above. B &W. to W.N.W., 90Proasa. && W. to W.N.W., fresh, to places fresh, sally, show strong. showers. em to plsoss. As next above. 1.41mw. As next above. Northero. , -Bootland. Western= Ireland. Wales, and adja cencies. Bootbern=lasaall Channel sad Bay of Blow, Basternolostmard Zoiland and Neva Bea. Futmaat. or GIMBAL Km:arr.—The remains of the late General Entity (Ismail Pasha) were interred in Kessal•gthen s yesterday morning, In the presence of • oumerons womb of private and per sonal friends. The procession consisted of two mutes in silk robes, state lid of feathers, beanie surmounted by feathers, draws by four horses with feathers and velvet trappings, ten mourning casabas, each drawn by two horses with feathers and velvet trappings. The private malaise of his En*Repay the Turkish Ambsandor, the Eal of Ducie, Lord Mineral, Coast Sytaray, and a number of carriages of the anibessackes suite and the friends of the late general, followed. In the maarshig carriages were the following noblemen and gentknoes 1L B. Viceorieb, G ene ral Eber, Dr. Ropey, Colossi Meaoyanethy, Colotml Srereley, M. Thosyy,Y. Pulakyo, M. Srarsrak, the Earl of Doom, Sir Bean Havelock. Major Teesdale, Lard &wasp ford, Major Adams, Colonel Simmons, Count flyway, Dr. Mayer, la. Dick, Mr. C. Graham, Captain Wskott, Dr. Barkheok, Colosel Baas, Cartels Foal, Ns. P. Oedbar, Mr. Redbouss, Mr. Whits, Mr. Lemma, and soma other distinguished gestlemen and private friends. Os reaching the rave it was met by his Exeelleacy the Turkish Am. humidor sod suite. The Doke of Sutherland, the Earl of St. Maur, Lord Edward St. Maur. Lord Robert Maseev, Lord Darwin, Sir Charles Lyell, Colonel Lyon, Colonel Tapper, sod many other gesitlanien received invitations, but were unable to Mated. The braes engraved plate on the lid of the conk bore the following inscription :—"General George Krnety (Ismail Bache), of the Imperial Turkish and the late Husprian Armies. Bora May, 1813, is Hungary; died in Lecdoo, April $.8.1565. Tabs STRAIR Li NORTH STATIORD6HIIII.—WO Mgt* to hem that the hope woulday, that the am:masters of North Staitardshire moms the offer of 10s. a ton which had bees made by the ores on strike, is premature. The masters look upon the present struggle with their uma as one of prinatide l sod sot d moos, and as • battle not of present, but or future results. They em, therefore, we find, as revolved to misdate their pound *ow as ever they were, and not to relax is the terms they offered in the first niece, sad whit* they say they cannot advance upon with - Nedra to th e mselves. It is as weU for the men to be made acquainted with the testier of the masters es seen as pore**, and for them to naderemad the WIWI appoess whieh they will be allowed to nouns work.— Birstiaphess Poet. ISTRBOAT SZKTICIR. —TORT, CORNWALL. MON DAT.—" Informal's was received here yesterday." writes Mr. W. E. Garb, that the Basoveriao galliot . Elntraeht was lying at anchor on the les shore off Charlestown in St. Austell Bay, sad required the services of the lifeboat. The boat was thisearm immediately launched, sad pro. °soda woes the bay, the wind blowing very strong from the &IL et tits time. On reaching the vessel the coxswain boarded bar, asd foood bee hanging on her sachem with a great strain, the sea making a complete breech over her. The life boat lay to windward, and remised there until the wind shifted, sad the weather moderated. The vessel being thee in safety the lifeboat returned to the station. Before Warta; the wog therapists expeessed his gratitude to the co:swats sod crew of the lifeboat far their services. As the What lay so elms eff Charlartows, great excite meat wag corasiesed throughout the town, the qthys sod cliffs beteg Used with spaces a^ aaXlOOll for the welfare of the apparently doomed vessel. The liteboat behaved ex. oroliagly wen, sad was the adroirstioa of all who wit ' sawed bar goads' and atendisens is • rough .. w ho on a lee shore OrrY op Loiroom IlooprrAi. vos Disprove op nu Vow, Timm& l'Ans—The number of estimate relieved bldit4 l 4 l dli ab iff 144 week wee Mg, el, wlfidi WSW sew saes. i 1 i ~ , i, i I I ,i 1 , . 1 i t , 1 , ii 11 i i 1 1 ll' i 1 , „