The Express. — London, England, 1860-05-21 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT of BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Onemiseiceir (lodbouro.) 11.• )..Minapt tem • whoa...rale mations" &col ink•manu• t‘..• I I %en .treet.pluare, Mariann. This wa• the aI• I. meeting. • — report on the case discloses the follow• facto: The bankrupt'. women extend over • year al eleven months. He ewes to tuisecured creditors, ; to th , ae holding security, 2,421 f. go , ; • at• 5.21. ; s pud u s 1 debts and y (estimed at 4101. ; revert! bel.l . Againat profile of 1,4731., P.re were true expense, of 1.174/. ; law and ac e o an t na a.. h ex es under inspection. 700 f. ; drawn out by Mr. Bart, per , nal experebture, &At ; Inane by the reedisieg f plant and tad debts, ISM. ; deficien c y May, 1555, TOW. Th.- 6111 k pt romnieneed liminess in 1855, in partnership with Wnght ant Hurt, Burt haring a capital .4 1, 1 00,11., ual N ' ngbt haring stack, but tDo tankrupt had no capital. Wright went out i 4 the coneerni in December, I$S5, and Burt in 11;...D1111:r. but the dirsohnion was not advertised. T acs had been previously in diMeulties ; and on the retire west of Burt the bankrupt agreed to pay his creditces le. ed. In the pound, by four instalments, but only one was laid. A committee of management was formed by the .reditors, and Mt. Tapp ing we, appointed inspector; but their exertieus had not terminated beneficially. for the *sperm, of the accountant had been VV., the law . barges, MO!. and incidental expenses, 1004; in all, 7601., aril leasing bu t • nominal dividend for the creditors. The Looks had been well kept : but the assignees . wished for an 4. l ;h 4 lruritent, is onlrr that they might inquire into the sane .1 certain patent. (for an improved method of print detel April, 1847, and for copying printing ink) which were held by the secured creditors. Mr. Holnie., Cur the assignees; and Mr. Linklater, for the bankrupt, ..gived im an adjournment until the 6th of June. Fli r. W. HOPILINM, The bankrupt. a homier and 11•11eidrtaher, of King's-road. Appligtl for kin certificate. 1,0001. ; mete toruel .t 12. V. .tt thy beginning of IsM he was in • sictIvIPM•V of 2121. The gross profits of 3.591. had been more then .eloorlsol by the trade sod other charges. The books bad been indifferently kept. of 2,1:061. of coat receipts only 9491. through Mc banker: . He had conuneneed with a Iscrowed -apital of:00g., which amount he still owed. A hos of 1001. h,ul berm inc:.irred by f o r c ed sale. M. A. Turner opposed for thisoggnees. The bankrupt in examination d epose d that 601. of law I not.. which appealed is his b•-sheet, had been in curred in defending artless. between 18381 and the preeent WM. He had sever pleaded, but had made ar .746"ts with creditor.. He had incurred • loos . ° l 4 : . y mile■ by tender. on goods worth 1971. That wee fktober. IrA9. The bankruptcy was in the following March. He had iacurred • further Ines of 171. 12e. in the roue way. The enablers knew of these calm. The goods were old roes, which bad bees three or four yews in stock. Nose of his creditors were very recent ones. He had in curred • debt of Ifil. with %moiler. and 13ew ia Januarylart. Th. amount wen larger, but he had paid 'SI. on account. Ha.l never failed before. Had deposited no mods, nor raised mosey co them, nor had accommodation bill tear:re tie-he. Mr Turner .tabrnitted that the bankrupt ought not to lase as utdoethete certificate. He knew of the deficiency with which he hed conunenord. ha. Honour and the .vet.m of .•lee by private tender ea. very ..bjecti. tuchlr. die►ndee the hes 011 the goods of lOW. la this car, there wee ► charge by the eaount►ate of .131. Mr. Turves—W. for incurring a ken of lOW. That is letter than law. I Laughter., Honour siuil the in,aikrupt's conduct aa a trader had been very had; but as he levaight into the business 50W. of bis rather's wary, lib!p if wa. not pr o ved against the estate, also 40W. of hie wde's dower, he nutiht take a •^0.0.1 slays certificate after three !months' suspension, with pro k cLon. IN ILI JOlll.l RR NRR CON]. The hankrupt was an twat India rnerrhant, of Riches roust, Lew Aron, bet he had iesw-ipolly resided in Cal cutta. He had bees suede barilmt.pt in his absence in India; sestet a minis( hat week, the liar for hut surrender we. ea beds& Meutheee, havisgerrived in this country, be tame ey to-day aid werreedered. Mr iisigley, ow hehalial the aseigueee, wished to examine biakrupt. Ms. Law meet objected, the wee be* one of Mr. COM taimiwprr Fawbasequeis. It was eivestawl UNA the eseseheetiew ehweld stead over aW Friday) ill which twee only preeeettes was Vase. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. Ware oho Clad Calamimiceer.) 'LS 1 USW traumatism" ma DUIT Pt inums lIINaIAM. 7lie in...levet, who had been is years in the QUele% N. 4. fie debt. •ppbal to M diteheaped. No creditor bad eaterisl an ceptedthea. Mr. liargeod supported the • pltr►t:.m. A parson Lamed tattle appeared to oppose for • debt tectirrivi once the peeks, lout wee intern. that +A the .14 it hal Les enured sem the ..nlev. Mr. Ifinoiiini not relieved frum the mote ►r_ 0... The iklreilirlar 1;1,1 nt.iined upwards of :MO crditor., mid the It• w thi weerle.l but had bi.ilined to a.m r ...mot. A creditor h,..1 filed • petitare soil the tomirent lord Lately filed hi. wbedule. The 41ref C. , 6llllllis•Maief did not is, that there esa any ariwisity fitrtlier to delay the girdles. Timm war, to fart, milking to 111.1.4* old. Mr Sergi•el begged to call the attention of the roast to Ilse rury 'weber imitioa in which Mr. Bioshisai was reder 11w meting order aa senility he Lel been sold soil Mr. anglie:a's brother, who Cl .g ra lhr &newly since the reid.os order, had been compelled to repay the ...me. The re* ilt of the two swatters was that liSe.e cm bow Is ereurt , and he hod to apply that an *Dows e might be made to Mr. Hingham, whose picitein Lail Lieu our, Alter•il lir the eirconasteme he 1.1 nicataimod. t &meant' that th. re :mil o • mid of &obis, which bad eg.t loco ova :wk.'. It L.l boos rowlasoaced before W kl WIN 15:e.1. The Chief Coevals...ions, intimated LW it was tie for sa sliorreias. He requested a statemeast of facts to be laiil lerfose tun. _ _ Its 6sAuhrest yes diNciargal. SURREY SESSIONS. THIS DAY.) 34ay dimmed Quarter flemisas hr the °mats af • ,ty .nownerieed this modes at de Owart HOW*, 4. .. sague.casecway. The adder esistaidel Hie erree. of but ▪ isaioner4fur trial-35 few dear ad 4 fee misdemeanour. it, r::.:11.T ATTACK 01 Tlll lIATOII Or ILMSTON BY Tfrf MILITIA. ra. ara Carwa. 20, a 'wriest* the let Surrey Millis. ✓r , ;.tarteneil at was in.lirtwl for witting au.! •.0.,-I:n¢, Led otherwise aseaulting, John Wtlham., Esti , tlie k e el Kingetnirupon.Thi.mes. Tie :roerteutor,what• left bend a, lialrh rut, miti that on 1:e 1. -,:ht the Nth instant, alsrit ten o'clock, he was I into the Jolly Welters public house; Kingston, as it oatoil that the militis had taken pus. 10 , ....11 of tie lad. As 000 n ss he entered he saw a rwd of militiamen there, utol thinking it only a L: • he theta to disprno , , sod go to their quarters, 0' tier had Lail enough of it. They refused to leave. /411.: riotrue, that Ito told, them that he was ...v., .4 Kingston. and metered then. to go. The prisoner, ht." attar io biro, struck him a severe blow under the telt: . With*, Pt ::4,1 hold .4 hint, and while they :e straggling tog-Aloe o one one male.' " duaw 1,1 0 • At- I then be lees rut a.m. the forefinger of the left I and lir did h o t any Isrt onete or s knife, but when he was t te-nte t 4 them .dtenipted to pick hie pockets. The I teldne srvi crowding tto r. losarne st general that he soul I not NI who strmic hint, but with the araistanre if the it th e y ~*needed in clearing the house and timing thr them sgaHret them. .1 little while afterwards lis friends procured ansietAnte end hr was e i from ti hot.ee, awl he found the prisoner in e r usten ia l; d in the strd bore.. The markt - t WAR actually in the pewee sem of the militia, and had it not been fiw the timely raise.' .4 '.4.1010 Evelyn, no doubt the 'wake would have I•ee rtr it "acted. prisoner sans perfectly sober wlen I r 41 witness, but he did not see hint indict the es-nol hie baud. Walter Milli., potman at the .golly Butchers, a Kingston, ;led ilunder of militiamen csloo int., the home on U.t bight of the 14th ne.tant, when mime threw things at e witnew and other' drew herr, and attempted to plunder td!, Mr. Williston, de mayor, came ID and win tit • o d by the prisoner, and his 6adl WSJn cut, hut he did ••• who did that. Mr 1 hattiql.n, surgeon, r•f Kingston, 1,1641 that the C. nd wr. Mei& the fore-auger, aud very deep. It was a must have been dose w.th a sharp inslru• ! • tier in Wirral terra denied the etu.ryee, hut ~y ennvietvd him of the rnu only. 4 ' To. r, the deputy chairman, wenteuctil hint V) r. lutour. THE POLICE COURT& (THIS DAY.) 11A E L11101:01 , 4111.14TREET. a XIMUIL IN 71100111 L Meg.Aen Atl4. al! 44 Welliairtum-.tract. Vidnria , member .4 the 15ty 111114 Via. and Mare A'll.p, • looking fentair, wen, charged with creating .t Juan. in Niato-sipain, at bum o'clui:k as Sunilay r 1,11wa.11 Lewis, of Owast Maelionaigh•atreal,appeared 1.4 . h..iilvailanta. vit'Ah um (ta u ter, 124 V, said that at r me ft . :kick .41 nni alai/ La d'aturibnace in Kohoraiiniirr, and .n t o the .14 t Le he—.l a man say ta the male di fen daot, " Who shot the do`!" the maa at the time baring a dog under his arm. He told the &feudal:it to go away, but he refused, Illy* he would not " for all the Pol.rauro Londe's." Kr. Lewis put several questisns to the emeelable_ , with the view of show* that it wee the wwwiabie liummit who celled out "Who shot the ar the dmineat, Laity, being st the tine in hi imilorma bet tin aeadelde dmaimd bar* dove wa mad mild the (male wee oweaddag leadly at the time , SOO C, odd he wok to the essiotesoe et the other coastable whoa the deksiest shtick him twice, once viotently. Beth deksiksts sere Intoxicated. Mr. Lewis ha vim isleesesi the keeskste that the male defesdeafe ems vat as listurday, and made • few remarks to Me . Mr. Bad= midis/salt geese one had called out " Who shot the deg r and the almidest, having been drinking, resented it. He would resemmised him, if he served her Majesty, to keep sober. H • shookd order the male de fendant to eater into him ewe reesgeisance to keep the peace io the sum of 101. fee three meethe, sod discharged the female. IRE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 21, 1860. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. pt =scrim niagiunt.) E113011.—(11oNDAY.) Anamm—Zn Zee, Volunteer, Lucy Lovett, Horace, Vahan., Brandy yder Ball, Irdanta, Brown Holland, Harry, Niger, lava, The Fawn, Mis. Julia, Man Friday, Robinson Creme, Mercury, Lord of Tees, Barone, Little Lady, Cantab, Warrior, Rupert, La Benz, Lady Little, Walloon, Adonis, Early Lam, Sweeteauce, Confectioner, Umpire, Desmond, Horror, The Gentle, Winton, Tom Bowline, Flatter e, Cape Flyaway, lancheiter, Drone, Sutton, Bap, Amsterdam, &tells, Enfield, Codicil, Keepsake, Mimic, Marwell, Flitch, Doeskin, Woodburn, Viatka, Cheesecake, Sagitta, Fanecome, Opera Dancer, Vesta, Preltub , and I:Aden Dream. " Argon," of the Post, ear :—" I think the Derby ie a match between the two favourites, Wizard and Umpire. The former, I have always said, has wooderfol speed ; indeed, I believe be can almost fly ; but I question very much if he will stand a running fight with Umpire, whose bulldog like tenacity must be worrying to a horse of the temper of Wizard; and advising your readers to Mend on both of them, to make themselves comfortable, if the race does come to the match I contemplate, that speed and staying will be served, and America claim, the Derby this year with UMPIRE Thormanby and /testes I expect to see next." RMILAM or MR. HATCH. --(Tam DAY.)—The order for the immediate release of Mr. Hatch was for warded as late se 10 o'clock on Saturday night, when Mr. Wiles and other frienda attended at Newgate to receive bias. It was known that there had been • detainer lodged at Horesenongerlane gaol in respect to an attachment for contributions as • shareholder to the Genseal Letilentaity Company, but as that claim had been telly esibled as farther diflculty was apprehended, but to their seepries Mr. Jonas, the governor of Newgate, PAW to discharge Mr. Hatch until he had had an torprlvaity of searding the office* of the Sheriffs of Surrey sod Ilidaseez, and as that could not be done until this more* Mr. Hatch had to remain • prisoner Saturday night, the whole of yesterday, and up to twelve o'clock this day, when Mr. Jones having satiated himself there was no ground for his detention, the Rev. Mr. Hatch was discharged, upon the claim of Mr. Holt. The Rev. Mr. Gregg, the secretary to the fund, Mr. Wire, and other friends received him, and congratulated him on his lilsoration. He was allowed to par through the governor's house, and then proceeded in a cab to his brfaher.imlaw's, after which be will go down to the sea-side to rerisit his health, which is much impaired, and every exertion will be made to reinstate him in his former position in society. THE CAst or CHARLYII ANNOle.—Our readers will remember that at the last October session of the Central Criminal Court, • young Brazilian seaman, named Charles Annois, was convicted of the murder of the captain of a British vowel, named Philip Barker, under very atrocious circutustaeoss, and was left for execution. The P consul, however, interested himself on behalf of the culprit, and through his interoeseioo, and also that of Yr. !Sleigh, who conducted the prosseution, sod who, anon the evidesce, felt that there were strong group& for sup posing that the dreadful act was committed while the pri soner was in a state of *enmity, the capital sentence was respited several times. This wee done with a view to afford an opportunity for inquiries to be mods at Rio de Janeiro, Lisbon, and other places, aa to the slate of mid of tl:e proe mer, and the result wee, that the clemency of the crown was extended to him, and a short time back an intimation was given to him that his life w o be vend, and that he would lie still subject to such other remishrttent as the advisers of her Majesty should think ought to he awarded. The matter has since that tins, been under consideration at the Horne-office, and after consulting Mr. Justice Williams, who tried the mi. weer, the HUMS Secretary has decided upon directing that the prisoner shell undergo the punishment of penal servitude for life, and an order to that effect was emit to Mr. Jones, the governor of Newgate, on Saturday evening. During the ioag period the prisoner has been in confinement in Newgate he has conducted himself exceedingly well, and from he quiet and harmless demeanour no one would sus. pact him to hese been guilty of such a dreadful crime, and so reasonable doubt appears to exist that it was committed ander the influence of a sudden attack of frenzy. He has all along expressed his deep regret, bet at the same time emu that he did not know what he was doing at the time. ±ffeareit to he very grateful that his life should be but he evidently ilia not expect that so severs a pu n"i=ut as the one mentioned would have beeh inflicted upon him. THE RELIGIOUS DI* , ENSIONS IN ST. GEORGE'S-IN TIM-SANT. night was one of the worst amongst the many unhappy night. which the unfortunate parish of St. 'a -in-the-Fast teas witnessed, and the proceedings grin-the-Fast have been worm bad it not been that the Rev. A. H. Meetimumehie, who is the most popular clergy man who officiates at the parish church, took the principal part of the service. Notwithstending hi. general popularity, be was hissed, howled and yelled at, and his performance of the service was constantly interrupted. But, contrary to usual custom, the principal cause of offence yesterday wan the morning service, a monition hewing been sent down by the Bishop of lupin to Mr. Churchwarden Thompson, or. daring bins not to allow the rhoristere (whom his lordship designated " the singing men" and " the singing boys") to enter the altar rails. Mr. Thompson slid not insist upon this in the morning, the rector being absent, but in the evening the choristers were sent up into the organ loft at the extreme western end id the church. The evening sere vice wan gone through by Mr. Ifeclionochie amidst a row which it would be vain to dewribe, and who afterwards prmui,e.l a sermon which bore simply upon the great doc trine. which the precut season of Ascension teaches, and sr.,s foended upon the 11th verve of the Ist chapter of the Acts of the Apostles. At the close of the evening service there was the usual rioting, and the singing of the doxology with the customary violence. A MAN Suoir.—Ou Tuesalay haat a most distressing urn nee took place at Walmersley-cum-Shuttleworth. During the dinner hour, three lad. were playing together in the boiler-house connected with Mr. Raniabottont'a cotton factory, whets a doublehariellnt gun was observed, belong ing to the master. One of them seized the gun, anal put ting the nennal in one of the barrels, he found that it was empty. He then turned towards the wall and struck the cap. .\ tail named Pickatone took up the gun and placed a cap on ill, nipple. At this moment, a young man, named Wil liam nistwood., 41 Bank Lane, entered the boiler-house. Pickstone addressed him by saying, " Wilt thou give me leave!'" at the mine time pointing the gun. EWItWOOII re plica, "No, don't ; it might go off." l'ickitone fired im nediately, and Redwood fell to the ground. Pickstone then ran into the factory and gave an alarm, and Eaatwood was conveyed to his own home, but died the time evening. Pickstime has been appieliended Icy the police. THE EFFECTS or IrIMITUALIBII.—}fr. Campbell, the hanker, who shut himself recently in Davenport, was the father of Mr. Campbell, formerly of Keokuk, &MI of the firm cad Pannelee and Ciunpbell, jewellers The suicide, as we are informed by • citizen of Davenport, was the result of spiritualism- -444 believed in that city. The ,deceased, • b 4 fore his death, not only picked "tit los grave, but had a suit of clothes made " to wear in the other world." These were never put on until after his death, and he was buried its them. his spiritual brethren have been talking with him since his decease, MA he exprtsusee himself satisfied with the change. The impris‘sion in Davenport is mid to be that. although the deceased might have been influenced by the fact of having security debts to pay, yet the main idea was Chit he could get sing more comfortably by stepping over into the other Keettek blare Cite, Ami LI Aet Liry relit ( nor AOClOCRTS.—Oitinael's opinion has been taken upon the liability of the comer Hurneloo colliery to compel:mate the widows and limbs= left unprovided for by the recent cataatrophe. The gentle men cousulteal have given an elaborate statement of their views, Ishii+ may be summed up in the following pow graph. --rpm, the facts stated in the cane laid before M. and also upon those whhli have les ti mentioned tons in conference, we are of opinion that Mr. S. Bower, the owner of the Iturrailon colliery, is liable to actions at the suit of the widows awl orphaes of those who perielted hy the es plosiou. We. thmefore, advise that an action should be rommencell alpinist Mr. Bower, under 9 and 10 Vic., c. 93, he the widow of one of the deceased workmen. It will be Mi....4in fee her to take out letters of adminietration for this purpom.—Neavasfe Chreie , cfr. THE PROPOSED DEAD MEAT MARIE= IN SMITH new. —The Nisbet' Improvement Committee of the I "curt of Cowmen Oensoil have just made a long report with re. femme to the ',reposed new meat and poultry market in IA addict& They are of opinion that a site sod a road 11l first round the same may be provided for about the ono of tr..t.5,010 , and the building erected and fitted up for the minim iin sum of 2110,00111. They reonnuneud that a bill shim.d be brought before parliament for carrying their suave.ions into effe:t this seinen if reusable. SNARE L1876.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cuxs. The railway share market to-day is extremely inactive, but steady. At one period of the morning a slight improvement was observ able in London and North Western, Lan cashire and Yorkshire, and Berwick stocks. With the exception, however, of an advance of per cent. in Eastern Counties stock, prices are now quoted about the same as at the close yeeterclad i London and North Western stock is quoted to 100/, afterbeing marked 1001; Great Western, 673 to 681; Midland, 1 to 116, being rather flatter ; Lancashire and Y 1021 . to 103 ; Great Northern, 114 to 116 ; omen, 891 to 90 ; South Eastern, 841 to 861 ; and Eastern Counties, 531 to 1. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are rather flatter at l to 1 din. Grand Trunk of Canada and East Indian Railway stocks are better. UNDINAIN" SHAMS AND amts. Ent lld I ILUIWAYII. I °l Bl l. /.0 8 Ito 1 p.n. in 10 Amb.,Not,BostAllin. - - - 13. all Elm, Wok afteerVaL 8 81 - 84. NO lirt..lmt.,&ChmaJone 70 11 16 all Blaekbern lli ai - N.II all Myth and TIN _ - - - all Boetakllleafrik&lN.C IN Bristol and /se Yd 115 106 N. 100 Caledonian - 10 all 10 all Cork and Bandon - - - Cornwall ll 7 10 all Do. • Ano die nnUlll - - - 10 all Do. B p.c. Ls paid too - - - 40 an Dublin and Banal ins. - - - 23 all Dand.,Pertb.&•l44l.7/4. 8 9 - 8t 100 Faat Anglian l6l 171 1 6 4 84. 100 Biskra Counties Si 66 84. 100 'lantern Mika, Nook • SS 16 - 00. 100 Do. Neill 16 27 - 93 all Wad Wroth - - - 10 all Ditto - - - 54. 100 iLllaburghand Olsagow 77 79 - 84. 100 1 11klinbro', Perth, Dundee 301 111 - 10 all Forth and Clyde Jane. - - - St. 100 Glaenow &8. Woken NI 101 - 10 all Groat North of Scotland - - - R. I Groat Northern N. I Do. A Nock 114 116 - Bt. 101 Do. B Stock 131 133 - N. 1 Gt. South & Watt. 8 3 IN Omit Weston es 6 114 81 08 i - 81. 1 Do.NaerVal.Gen.ftt 00 06 - It IVO leseaddeo& Tenably, 1023 103 103 11 3 N. IN Lenin ON Biakwall 04 761 - N• • Lea. Gaut 112 114 114 13 26 all Doe. 11 12 111 11 N. 100 towia4ll Bath sate. 100 100 e 1001 1 1 90 3 14 10 D ua lt a r= oils - 84. IN Wedeln 91 9 9t 99 3 ss an brassmoresof 4 fsils• ss all Da. and &MUM& 104 113 84. 100 1104."91.47.1n50b5k. 41 ,17. 411 10 6 Italecwillea Os - 84. 100 )66191.4 11 621 11 61 1 1 6 1 84. 100 Do. Bina. & Derby 9l 96 - 60 an 311 d. Gt. Waken (Ire ) - - - 100 all Newcomer alad Oatfflale - - - 26 ell Newport, Abour.,&llaw 10 11 - 10 9 Newry & Arniailkdat._ - 10 all Neerry,Warrenp. &Bea - - - N. 100 Norfolk - 60 11 Northern Mantles Ca l6 3&a - It. 100 North NINA 81. all North Devon BALL &IA • - - - 84. all Dn. • - - - 81. 100 N. IneiNs 41t 961 6 6} +. 101 Do. 0.11.1.19 a ; 9 7 5 the -40 N. 106 Do. INN 6l gl 3 3 84 . NO Do. Yolk 84. 100 North Laden lO6 197 - 10 all BerilialLWaniarahme in nit - 171 all north ekNordekire - N. 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N. 6 Walesov. 6p. c. 1806 100 i 100 .... .. D 0.6 p. c., 1871 to 100 100 .... .. Do. 6p. c., 18E* .... .. Nara Scotia 6p. et. Ste .... .. Deb. Mien. 1875 .... . LANA. Gov. 6n a Bondi 100 110 111 .... .. Ifle.ov. 0* a.Jma July ,100 .... .. Da. do. Op.a.Apr.llo.o. l ll)* 105} 108 161} } BIM= WNW. No. 186. I Blunt. I Pd. I CI. patois. I sass 6, . Alfred Cons. (Pignut) 2.11.10 6} 14 — lO, I S A lfred Iron l4 1 2 500 .. Cigrard 1,024 .. .0. Com (Tavbar ) 1 MO 450 512 .. Boat Bead MAran) 6,146 .. Condon 0.000 .. tr.. wk snow arasek ) 71. Y. 111 114 14 Is aes .. Grantblar * et. Astria 544 36 38 id 6, .. Grist floattir tisoii ll6 11 14 xi/ 6,120 .. , .I , lll.Altred ) 1111.9 1} 1} 10, .. O. Wk Vat anon)., L a s I 4 a, .. GripoviKo 1,014 .. Iterodlrloat lla 19 31 6. Maiden 0.000 000 . .. lady Bertha Down VA 4i a I =t (Uny Lelant). 1 43 Downs ;800 .. N. Prances 1 spoo .. N. Wit Basse li t i° Mah( .) la 4 1. .. North Wheal Crotty 6, Par Cow. (St. Blasey) . 1} 12} 104 3,110 10 PSoerovidetaidg e nce (U. Lelant). 10.6.7. 44 48 000 11 Cols Min. Co. 610 .. 8. Carodios MR Clow) l4 WO 81 KM . 8. Om Brea (Mow) . 3 24 3 06,006 1 & Davin Ins lina.) At Gm slng ( 496 .. 8. IIL W. Prinain (Mogan) 1119. 1 144 156 l a 4 d 910 .. Stray Park • 10.0. 42 64 9,000 6 Tamar 811.alaidlet.C. 46 200 0 00 10 Valet (holt .. of Towey (Grind) M. _- 4000 .. West Bonet ( lllown).. 2.4.0. 11 LOU .. W. Quadon (I.lard) 5 79 31 400 .. W iat Beton dsa 611 .. WI. Bonet .. 019. Boller _ 1 5 90 96 . 4, .. 1111. Id (Calokrolo 1 1. Kitty (Um. Moak 1.7. K 14 4 1,014 .. Wheal Map Ann (Menhado6) .. Wh. Trslawaq (16*.) 54 99 99 . ionrr MCC no. 11111. I Rent& I Pd. I a prise& I Oaks 10,00) 100 Agra and 11. S. leak .es 71 Tr - 111. 40 Anakalada all 08 01 1111 10, 25 Bank of rapt - 4, 100 Bank of London 4O 61 68 - 10 Bank of urkey 9 50, 0, 60 Bet N T . America - all -.-. - 10 Mart. Bank cd India, Australia, and China . all 101 15 - 10, 11 Chrtrd. Merv. cd India, Lon., and Mae all SO 32 - • 100 City - 10, 100 00101041 - AM 10.11 Cent of Canada 11,000 100 Co m. of London lO 19 a - 25,000 10 ftm ecot&And.Climid all 160 17 - 00,000 90 O. bank of Setaarlan& an - - - 86,000 10 lon. 1:31. Bank of Mudd. an 117 13 - 20,000 60 Lemke and County - - - 00,000 60 London Joke Neck - - IQ 60,000 100 Lon. and 1141081111010 IP - - - 10,000 100 Nat. Prot. if 113.633 46 - - - 11,000 SO Do New 20,000 60 National Bank f2s. 16,000 10 Now South Wake 110,403 36 Bork 060pre a ark - 1R 100 GI Mimi - - - 11,000 IS Senth Argun& 10, U Union cd Amliellis - - - a, a Yam a Imam 3.000 100 Unity 3080•11. III .- - - 1213C1116,21110173. No. I rk. I CostrArnlB raran= • 10,000 10 Anglo-Meet:au MIA .. an 11 151 - 20,000 26 Australian Agricul..... 19 SO 18 ..- 360 1000 Atlantic TeL (Lim).... all - - - 47,000 10 Berlin Waterworks. .. _, all 47 1 - 50 Brit. Americas Lad . 40 - - - 6,446 M 60 Belt. & eknes. _Tel. ♦ 611 Yr a - 11,7770 93 Do. B 7 pee a. WILMS all 90 211 24 Do. C - 0.616 3 2e eanada lend all 110 1U - 1,000 10 Channel g IskadaTeL (L) 311 6 3 - /141,000 84. flag.ineelt. all 90 - 11.000 16 Do. Prof. 71 per cent. all 141 SS sii - I,IOM U. Crystal Palace MAIO 84. Do. Preference 100 - MAO M. Do. 6p. et. Perm Deb. 100 Rol 166 - 793,000 Bt. Electric Telegraph - 7,100 ZS Do. New - 70.000 6 Rte. and Amt. Cop. 10,000 16 Ocs. Steam Navigation 14 - - - 110, 1 Great Ship (Limited) - 16,D00 IM Indian and Ant. Tai fa - - - 12000 5 Lon. District Tel. (L) 2 17 1&a - 60.000 10 London Discount (L.) - 300003 4 Lou. Den. Omnibus Co all II - 50.000 10 Madras Ireton. & Canal 1 31 pm - 10,000 10 MediternmeanElo3.Tel. all - - - 12,000 10 Ilediter. IL Tel. (1/m.) al S 4 - 00,000 SI National Discount Co 6 1 01 dis - 6,000 20 NerbuddaCoal&lree(L) 6 1I II de - 11,110 10 Netherlands Land . - all - - - 60,000 5 Do. Bp. c ., is. at 1 es. all I 7 - 1,724 100 N. Bruns. &N. Root. L& SO 10 15 - 118,070 IN. Brit. Australasian all 7 1 - 60,000 1 lOrioistal (las - 60,000 1 Do. "New Shares " lsa I pW ..• E 10,000 10 en, In. Um. (LLia.)A 6- - - 10,000 10 Do. do. Cla - - '-. 030000 St. Peel RIM Land & We. 100 45 60 - 10, • , 60 Penh'. and Orion. SUM all 78 a 0 - 11g060 60 Do. New lO 13 15 pa - 03000 91) Red Bea & Ind. TeL 41 .c. forte/ye. by Be. Om l a 7i ii Laser 17 10,000 60 parley Iran 10,000 16 No. New all 6 4 .-- ISOM 100 Royal Mall Steam - 2,000 84. Scottish Asst. Inseam lOO 110 180 - 14.90 G 25 South Aurtralliut land all 30 03 - 76,200 1 Submarine TeL Scrip - 76,000 1 Do. do. Ragistared 62 # - 60,000 20 Tele & Ln. Co. Up. Can 6 - - - 10,000 100 Van Divnen's Land 197 8 10 -- IRON TRAMWAYS DI THZ ClTY.—Workmen are now employed in Fencburcbetheet and Leadenhall-strect, laying down 500 feet of now iron payment, Mr. J. R. Red man's patent, to form • tramway, in 6 feet blocks, with grooves, to prevent the slipping of horses. An iron road way was commenced two years since in the same leenlith but was soon after taken up, the experiment having failed to answer the expectations of the pi:ejectors. THZ DRINKINO-POUNTAILN MOVLIIILNT.—A drink ing -fountain is in the oonne of erection in the Zoological Gardens, Regent's Park, from • design representing • water-lily surrounded by foliage, executed In white marble, by Mr. John Bell, sculptor. Preparations are also being made to place in the gardens now forming the centre of Britterre Park two fountains, sculptured from • clerical design by an eminent artist. The drinking-fountain which is erected at the Royal Exchange is in the form of • young girl, emblematical of Temperance, pouring the refreshing beverage from the water-bottle into • cup placed for the use of drinkers. This work is the gift of Mr. Samuel Gurney. A fountain has been opened in the centre of Wandsworth. The design, which is the work of a gentleman in the pariah, consists of a column, surmounted by a globe-shaped lamp, the gift of • lady, with suitable cups, end • trough for cattle. A drmlting-fousitain has bean erected at Great Horton. A fountain has been inserted in the wall of St. Andrew's churchyard, Newcastle.upon-Tyoe, adjoining the Gallowgete baths and weab-houses. A fountain in marble has Mst been erected in the western portion of the Stirling Ownoarry Grounds. The design was execute by Marrs. Barclay and Reid, of Stirling.—Thr Baader. MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'CloolL The funds to-day are quiet At one period an improvement of per cent. was quoted in Consols, but within the last half-hour the price has returned to the closing quotation of Saturday. Inactivity likewise prevails in every other depart ment of the Stock Exchange, but prices are fairly supported. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 69fr. 15c., being sc. lower than on Saturday. Consols are officially marked 944, 4, and 4 for aamsey, and 944 and 95 for the account. The present quotations are 944 to for cash, and 942 to for the 6th of June. Half an hour ago the price for the aooount was 941 to 95. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 93/, 93 ; New Three per Cents., 984, 4, 93, f ; Indian Four per Cent. De bentures, 1868, 964 ; India Bonds, 10s. to Sc. dis. ; Exchequer Bills, Bs. to se. prem. The foreign stock market remains rather quiet, but in some instances, including Spanish and Mexi can Bonds, rather more firmness is shown. The Turkish Loan of 1864 is quoted somewhat butter, at 741 to 754, whilst that of 1858 is quoted 574 to 584. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 904, 1 ; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1860 (scrip), 1 die. ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 101, 1004 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 214 ; Por tuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 444 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 97 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1869, 644, ex div. ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 844, 3 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 37 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 741 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 584, 58. The shares of the Thames and Marine Insu rance Company are steady, at 14 to 14 prem. Those of the London and South African Bank are quoted Par. The Bombay mail via Marseilles will be distri buted in London to-morrow (Tuesday) morning. Advises from Alexandria, dated May 13, mention that heavy rains had carried away a portion of • the line between Cairo and Suez. Travellers to and from the East were consequently delayed two days in Egypt. About 105,000/ in gold, principally American, ex the City of Baltimore, was purchased by the Bank on Saturday. 30,0001. Australian was also taken for the Contingnt. On Saturday the new regulation came into force whereby all the London banks, including the Bank of England, cease business at three o'clock on Saturdays, instead of four. No inconvenience whatever was occasioned, and no doubt is enter tained that, had two o'clock been fixed as the closing hour, as was urged in the influential mer cantile memorial addressed some time ago to the Bank of England, the result would have been the same. It has always been contended by the advo cates of the early closing movement that the ex ample of the bankers would be followed in many other quarters; and the correctness of the view is shown in the circumstance that business at the --- Custom-house terminated on Saturday at the un usually early hour of three. With regard to the sinking fund of the Turkish guaranteed loan of 5,000,0001., raised in 1856, the Turkish government are behaving with charac teristic good faith. The confidence la by the guaranteeing powers—France and has not been abused. The numbers are'"AMed of bonds of this loan, amounting to 52,0001" which have been drawn for redemption, and will be paid off at the Bank of England on the Ist of August. The adjourned special meeting of the Metro politan Railway Comps y, fixed for the 22nd mat., will be adjourned to a future day, in conse quence of " the London Railway Depot and Store Houses Bill" not being in a sufficiently advanced stage to be submitted. An extraordinary meeting of the Prince of Wales Life and Educational Assurance Company is called for the 30th inst., to pass a resolution for the disso lution of the undertaking. The interest due upon Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway bonds, for the months of June, July, and August next, is announced for payment in due Mine. All the cargo, except some iron, has been saved from the stranded screw steamer Calcutta, which went ashore at Arldow Bank on the 13th inst., while on her voyage from Liverpool to Calcutta The vessel, however, is expected to become a wreck. SArUIDAT EVICIIMIG. Consols, which were quoted yesterday at 4 o'clok at 94 to 1 for June 6, opened this morning at 94 " sellers," advanced to 941 to 95, and closed at 94 / to I. For money the last price was DO to 1. After the close of the Stock Exchange, the price advanced again to 911 to 95. The official buinnesa report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 04, 1, 1 ; ditto for amount (June 6), 94/, 95 ; Three per Cada. Reduced, 93, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 93, 1, 1 ; 30 Year. Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 17 5-16 ; India Stock, 221 ; Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1061 Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 961, 1 ; India Bonds, 10a. dia. The Indian rupee paper was rather more in quired for. The Five per Cent. was quoted about 971 to 98 ; and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent. 1021 to 103/. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1859 was quoted 1061 to 1 ; and Exchequer Bills, be. to Bs. prem., showing an improvement of Is. The Treasury notification relative to the renewal of the June Exchequer Bills is expected to be issued next week. The rats of interest offered will I probably be the same m that now paid, viz., lid. per 1001. per day, or 21. ss. 711 per cent. per annum. The foreign stock market was likewise firmer. An improvement of about 1 per cent. took in I Turkish, the loan of 1854 being quoted 7 to 75, and that of 1858, 571 to 581. Mexican Bo have rallied to 21 to I. In the market for bank shares to-day the only alteration was a fresh fall of about 11. iu Bank of Australasia. Royal Mail Steam shares were quoted lower. The miscellaneous share market was quiet. The shares of the Thames and Mersey Marine In surance Company, after standing at 1 { to 21 prem., closed at 11 to 1/ prem. The total applications in London and the provinces, as far as they are yet known, have reached 420,000 Awes, or 4,200,0001, the company's entire capital emulating of only 100,000 shares. The quotations for the shares in new under takings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 2/ to 21 prem. ; Universal Marine, }prem., " buyers ;" London and Provincial Marine, 1 dia. to par ; Lon don and South African Bank, 1 dia. to par. - I Do. do. do Loc.& Yorkah. 6 p. e.Bt L06.481102..6 p.e.dos Kt No. I Do. 6 p.c. do. Na! Do. 6p.e. do. .... Do. 14. e. do. Na 4 Do. p.c. do. .... Do. 4 p.c. pot eb. d 0... Do. 7 p. e. Prot. Stock.. Doep.ado. L&C.P.I DIX a. et (dlv. WI Ladribia!sad Dori, 100 100 100 100 n too too 100 laitiree• ANW. IL&S.W.7p.alll bet .1 4"1 :186e. j.: De. is! 100 100 100 1 IM Da $t pre sent Do. redeemable 6 act Biased Cons.6p. r. Stott Daeass. Br.* 8.6p.e. Do. 4p. a. Pret. Stock Do.isLitlitchtn 4 p.e. New.tAbertto.,per.6 n.etth 61*o:still I Norfolk Sp et. it Stock Nceth British 6 per cent De. New Gun 6 p. et Do. Border Union sus N.Xss.—Berw.4. p.e.Prt. do. M 1011 100 100 100 100 De. Lids el ik . Ft . . No. _ll D — W.Tairt. North Stallordoldro Our.W.&WoLip.o.latipa lloottiob Cent. Nowlr•L Soot.N.Z.4p.ot. Pref. Do.Aber. go.' p.a Do. ? p. &Prot Stock S. Myron Fired 44 p. e. I.las. (Read. An. &lOC Do. 44 per coot Do. axed 44 per cent S. Wales goo 4 p. cent Do. 41 pa• cent S. Yorkthire 4 P.C. Stock.&Darlf natal% Do. do. 1141p.0. Do. do. COp.o. Water.& hilkonopep.o. TOREIGN RAILWAYS. Claming an Antwerp a Rotterdam an 'Ardennes 7 Bahia kS. Fra a L a rp.c Mele an es J 01,11, Aye's • IL lonsate all Anion to Onammast all ,Ousmomm Mhos alba IVlsessalma IPAW& 11111i11111 Of Mosta I Ramis a.. O. p. e ▪ at austral of all 100. Imet a l k tost Ol on Dans& .1 lake Oresoomes • Tials all sad Tombola an sad Mona an MUM& ▪ IlbeatLiss• 117 the all Da 0p.e.117. BMW , . aB Inewthms of Framm 11 Do. Nam Shams _.. amp'pnormelso Fmk Prot seM,Lso=lliodlt ma 'Pori s sod 13 ladle and a. Frosolaco (Pernambuco. , s. 7p. a 10 Mum and Do r = . all Items F MI Rgsl lhoLh all Royal Ihrodlsh ally Du 7 per cent. • Sambre sod Moues an Da par coot. )10.Preft.. 7perc ▪ Ari. 4 Venetian an amain' al Frame aDo.Wasallhalsis apse oast Prot West EY. W. of Francs • 34=:: Asada .. --" li'liai • pea 2.1 ti l I 6j l Si} IS 14 ei ei „” a !iti' "al all IS IS MINES-ISIS DAY. Two o'Croot. In the mining market to-day, East Wheal Russell shares are slightly flatter, at 12# to 4, whilst Bing don Downs have improved to 41 to 44. Wheal Harriet shares are quoted 31 to 4 ; East Caradon, 7} to 8 ; Wheal Trelawney, 271 to 28} ; and Tre loweth, 9} to 10. Lady Bertha shares have also been dealt in in the Stock Exchange at 21 and 3. Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit no alteration of importance. Dun Mountain have been dealt in at ; Port Philip, at 10e. ; and English and Australian Copper, at 21. A general meeting of the East India Coal Company is con vened for the 28th Inst. At Trencrom Mine meeting, on the 16th inst., the accounts showed a debit ledence of 1,5161. Is. 6d. A call of 11. 10s. per share was made. North Buller Mine, on the 18th inst., wade a cell of 10s. per share. The Miners Mining Company have declared a dividend of 3!. 21. 6d. per share. Beath Wheal Betsey, on the 15th inst., male stall of la. 6d. per share. At • meeting of adventurers in Abbey Consols, on the 16th inst., the accounts showed a debit balance of 2721. la. 6d. A call of 2s. per share was made. At Great North Tolgus Mine meeting, on the 18th inst., the acconsta showed • credit balance of 1,0681. The Devon and Cornwall United Mines amounts, presented at the meeting on the 16th inst., showed • debit balance of 1,8081. 12a. 11d. The liabilities exceeded the scats by 1991. 71. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MAItH-LANE.—(THRI DAY.) tut" last week the weather in the United Kingdom was rainy, and meetly 'spiels, but lest Friday night a favour able change took place, and since the weather has been dry, with brilliant sunshine, which is all that asa be now de sired for bringing the growing corn asp to maturity. Most of the country corn =theta held at last week's close were firm in tone, and in several places wheat advanced in price Is. per quarter. The atte nd ance of the trade in Mark-lane to-day was fair, the tone quiet ; prima o f most ar ticles on the whole were unaltered. The supply at home-grown grain was small, and of country-made - Sour - S our mo p, The ports of foreign grain into London since last Monday were reported this morning as fair of flour, small of wheat, moderate of barley, and fair of oats. WlZZLT.—Eseish, scarcely any offering, with slow sale at last Friday 's advance, Is. to 2s. dearaithan lest Monday. Foreign sold fully Is. to 2a. per quarter over last Monday's rates. Floun.—Steady at about last Monday'eprioes. Beater less inquired after, and an at 6d. to Is. per quartet cheaper than last Monday. OATS with a steady demand, maintained at last Friday's rates, may &I. per qr. dearer than last Yenday. BlAlB.—Faigliah and Egyptian quiet at LA Monday', currency, rather cheaper. PLUS quiet at last Monday's prices. - COINENT QUOTATIONS, DUTY PAID. WILT.-Enthsh white, 46e. to 565. ; red, 44e. to 52e. per qr. Dan tak and Konigsberg, 46. to 110 s. per 4941 b. ; tl ; Ms. to 68e. ; other Baltic parts, 465. to 525. ; French, red, 46. to 30s. ; white, 48a. to Mc F0901.-Town, 445. to 465. ; Norfolk, 345. to 351. per 2801 b. ; French, 38e. to 42e. per 2801 b. ; Ames - jean (United States), 245. to 295. per barrel. GAUNT.-English, 26e. to 46. per qr. ; Baltic, 30s. to 30a. ; other aorta, 26e. to 29e. per qr. Oats-British, 20s. to 28e. per qr. ; Rnmian, 245. to 25e. per qr. ; other Baltic ports, Ile. to 26e. per qr. BEAM -English tick, 33e. to 38e. ; harrow, 394. to 42a. per qr. Foreign, 32e. to 40s. per qr. Egyptian, 36e. to We. lid. per qr. FRAIL-English boilers, 38e. to 4d. ; hog and grey, 34a. to 36e. ; foreign white, 36e. to 38e. FLOATING CARGOES. -811101 last Friday 10 painladma weeds were reported arrived at porta of miff, viz.:-2 wheat, 4 barley, maize, and 1 rye. Bales bat reported :- Wheat arrived-New Odessa Ghirlas, 535. ; old ditto, 130 a. Wheat just shipped-Marianopal, 545. per 4921ba. There are now off the coast about 13 cargoes offering on sale, viz., 7 wheat, 4 maize, 2 barley. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM MAY 14 TO MAY 10. Cosehrtse. Intl& • • Wheat. Barley. (I* 4 qrs. 12%05 424 Nies - an . : L C. Poll OL N. Rail 80. L Nall eoea ibsio MT I 650 9 dr Peas Plow. gra bets grim 60 . 3661 611 4061 166 au t 916 I 160 .. 11476 .... lel 132 70 .. 1066 cads. Malt. Oster Beans q lO5 . 100 rs. gra gra 3 100 SS 30 I 880 MINCING-LANK—MI[IB DAY.) The following public sales are advertised for to-morrow : Boor : 750 hha. West India :6,000 bap Mauritius. Co ff ee : 500 casks pLustation Ceylon and 1,000 bap native. Cocoa 500 begs Trinidad ; 130 bags cixihniced. The markets generally have been steady, although inac tive, since Friday. SUGAR. • - A limited business done by private contract, at previous rat... ('otter.—No sales of importance reported. Tait. —This market has a very firm appearance to-day. RICE. —There has been Lithe!. • large demand for this article. and a slight advance has been paid for several parcels. SALTPIIIVE has sold at previous rates. lu other articles no malarial alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady, at the annexed prier :—Town tallow, 50a, net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot., 53. 6d. • May and June, 51s. 6d. ; July to Sept., Ms. Oct. to 68C., SON. 9d. to Ms. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. 1858 MIL 1880. I 10.010 f,500 966 an 101,8.00 07,0011 2,010 406 . 100,486 01.611 634. 94. 554. Od. •.' 518 ed. 554. 9d. Stock on hand this day casks Delivery last week Ditto treat lit June Arrival last week Ditto hoot Ist June Price Y.C. per cwt this day Ditto Town bat Friday 28,662 77,90 S ..,- -- 735 94,389 666.6 d. 525 Od. Arrival for the week ending 20th of lday lsit yell, 4,852 casks. and delivery 1,411 maks. The arrival led weak comprised 145 marl from Odessa, 178 casks from Australia, 171 casks from South America, and 142 other place►—total, Manta METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is rather larger than on Honda last ; yet an increased demand has caused a oouti dmabls rise in price. The supply of sheep is about the same as last week ; there is, however, an eairsontinary increase in the demand, and an almost unprecedented rise in price. Good lambs and calves are also dearer. From Germany and Holland there are 300 beasts, 4,000 sheep, mile& waves Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,200 besets ; and 200 from the Northern and Ididlsod Counties. Per atone of 81ba. a. d. a. d. Per dose ot Ma ad.a d. Beet Boots, Here& 5 4 6 6 Beet DoidifinalaSk 6 0 6 4 Best Rher4horna 6 0 6 2 Best Lons-w001.... Second goal. beasts 4 0 4 8 Do. do. Shorn .... 66 6 8 Calves 4 8 6 2 Do. do. Shona . 4 10 6 2 Battn/HU-bred' Lambs Banta at market, 3,480. Sheep mad lambs, 2;920: Calves, 160: P 164 410. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mean. Pattenden and Smith report that the market is Arm ; bine growing, and a few aingle flies have been seen. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Acorn Close, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Kepler Gangs, Ns. 6d. Walls End Russell Hettona, 16s. 6d.; Walla End Braddyla Hutton, 16a. 9d. ; Walls End South Hottest 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Eden Main, 16s. 3d. Walls End Hetlon , ; Walls End FremwelWite, 16s. 3d. ; Walls End Heugh Hall, its. 3d. ; Walls End Hunwick, 16s. ; Bell's Primrose, 13a. ; Penaher, 16a. ed. ; Whitworth, 15e. ; Tanaeld Moor Butes, 13s. 6d.; Walker Primrose, 1.%. 6c1.; Davidson's Hartley, 15s. 9d.; Hastings Hartley, Die. 9d. ; Lambert's Hartley, 15s. 9d. ; North Holywell Main, Vis. 9d.-96 ships at mule. THE ACCIDWIT ON THE LONDON AND NORTH Wexner RAILWAT.—Since our notice of this accident, on Saturday, there is warmly anything new to add, unless it be that all the sufferers ate progressing favourably. The word cases are those of Mr. Denies% Free Lander, of Man chester, and Mr. John Venables, of Liverpool, both of whom have sustained injuries of the most serious nature. The former gentleman is suffering from a fracture of the left leg. the mull hone,' heiog all smashed, anda fracture of the ..lar-bone. The sternum or breast-bone is also injured, and the nose is slightly braised. He is however doing well, considering the fearful nature of the injuries he has re ceived. The latter gentleman (Mr. Venables) is suffering from a fracture of the lower law, and a compouhd disloca tion of the left wrist. The lid of the left eye is cut, and there is also an incised wooed on the scalp. He is also pro gressing favourahly. Taylor, the driver of the express train, his at the Royal Infirmary, Liverpool, and i, going an as well as can be expected. Robinson, the seaman, whose head, while he was looking out of one of the windows of the London express train on Thursday night, came in contact with the Isiope of an up-train at Broadgreeri, near Liverpool, has recovered his sensibility, and is rapidly becoming convalesce:it. An regards the muse of the collision on Friday many conjec tures are afloat, but it is generally believed that Platt, the driver of the goods train, did all in his power to prevent a collision, hut owing to the slippery nature of the rolls, pop s , (Mont on the veil heavy WWI, and to the slight decline in the line approach mg Roby from Liverpool, the break wheels would not ' grip," a nd hence the accident. On the other baud it is stated that the semaphore signal at the Roby station is defective, and not visible at a proper distance, tionsequentx of an angle in the line of rail, between that atatiou and Brosulgreen. A FATIIEIt LIABLE TO SUPPORT • CHILD AND GIUNDCHILDRE-N.—At the Borough Court On Monday, Mr. S. &ear, of Lumblane, was summoned to show cause why he should not support his widowed daughter (Mr. Firth) and her six children. Mr. W. H. Hudson (town clerk) appeared in support of the in formation, and Mr. Dawson for the defendant. Mr. &ear is a butter factor, and the owner of property two houses each of 25: 1. a year rental in Lumb•lane, and other houses in Bolgrseeplace, realising a clear rental of 191. Mr. A. Barstow, the relieving officer, had, by order of the board of guardians, paid its. 6d. a week to Mra Frith, the defendant's daghter. The reply was that Mr. Brear was not in a position to contribute to the support of his daughter and grandchildren. He did what he could for them. His own income from hi- calling was not more than 9s. or lOs. • week. The two !muses of 251. each rental were mortgaged to the extent of 60W., in consideration of which he paid GIN. • year interest and part principal to a building society, and ha was only the occupier of 020 of them, as other adult unmarried children, with whom he ra,idetk were in reality the Mau piers. By a life of inthuttly and severe eoonouiy he had acquired a little property, barely sufficient, with his own meagre earnings, to maintain biome:tit and wife sad 'tingle daughters, sad he was unable to contribute in the mode required for the entire rapjart of Ins widowed daughter and children. The magistrates thought otherwise, and ordered the defendant to pay Ca. 6d. per week, or arrange for their support.— Brudf,ed Observer. a si I die us par as t ad I - sti