The Express. — London, England, 1860-05-14 00:00:00

_ . _ _ _ ____ . 1 .11 E .I.XPItESS, MCII4BILT EPE KfNG, MAY .:14, ifille. ____ .. LAW INTELLIGENCE • amdigirAur it. H. ea "I shan't its Issk. Lit SHARE LISTS-THIS DAT. ltilll/111 FOSSEINUO3II MONK: the sum hies In %V be woe* it. 1144, "H• Clods( prises I gabs may (THIS DAY.) nett& that, be west sallelholis duty." The primer etill --e--...... IL I N L . III.IIMATIL . segurear. to 1 eses. voluslog top hi* I *eh bin into custody. He etre& e a sea Lawrissas le 57 - The fund -* - 1.8 th rbst ie sl72thl e eh". I d took etie l i i i e li n tec t i o t t e lie blie s 11.1 South railway / hare inarskett*4lllty Tw o °cie l es : d n a S h 1. is a. Bw. dt ua t ''. . e . " 1 'I - COURT Cr BANKRUPTCY. home Re woo the wows In liquor. He did mot hurt a. fallen per cent , itlakallureruu. ee - - the continue (Wars Mr. Minamisaioner Gesdbers.) The en egiamily core for ~,, co pd uct . it several of the other leading descriptions 4 to 4 _ sn_„ _Da pew it's .. - - di 71 - effect. Corer ni hi J. W. GILAT s i• thin time in owl& that I here beet intoxicated. per oent., the mice of " continuation " being le l I ; ni o . ot. , t o ode o c i, i per mat. 1 The lankrupe wee • Milder, of Talbot-rood, Paddington. for Wm, dela la Ms foe evading Um toll and 2lla heavy. London and North Western stock as Spa Dula . Au& I. tiiii2 __ __ - likewise pre ni- ee the adjourned certificate rneetteg. The ease was lee ablwalingibe 'Sow. or three weeks' oaltelsolulleats now noted 1004 to 101 ; Great Weetern, 684 100 105 De. sou Se i ligl i tt 4 7 1 _ .... o ter, • all the property babied at about 10,000 f.) was The 9 • 11 1 11115 Pad. to I• ' 1164 to 117 i Lancashire and York- lee us Da Sae ditto ale - which has 4 1.41 in mewed areditare • mid the matter had been ad - XABLBOBOUGH-STREET. shire: 103kr 104'. Caledonian, 894 to 904 ; South e l 3 .r.a lt 11. eastern- per i se: I Pa stocks the 1•• 1004 how 04000 00 Oil; is the ea that wane MAME OP ASSAM AOSINOT TIIII CARL OP CLAILINDOIeiI z ookom, t o 86: 6PlEoll. 1 1 0 1 :l i l o t i t heavy. *wife. would ha derived he se Iles property held as security. MOTNAN. 16 7 3ryloo, II cent Th. .90.4111 dal 00 litassellered evedlt•ee a °ell {Mont . : hot /ant Maidinsod, • footman in the service of the Earl of Lombardo-Venetian. Railway slarts have fill ! " er 100 1.41111 u, Knoell, the official , reporta that there edl Clarearlem, 1, Grommorureseent, Belgrave-equare, via to 4to if prem., ex div. The Indian and Canadian le De lataadaa 7. - telegram, 1 le mating towarde • foe them. Wen Mr. Bootleg with assaulting Martin, 86C, lines are rather dull, Great Luxembourg shares 110 16 Do. J - Mr CE. Lewia, for the amigmee, dateel that nothi d mad IDS C, while in the exonition of their duty at ere more offered. se au Do. 40 p. Dobai 99 100 90e _ quoted 69fr bi..l o-mtsel fees the tan, but the amigeoes Moose, Piccadilly, the residence of Viscount In• all Do. i gi. et de. OADLIABT SHAMS AND STUMM *4 ...It any further t, nor did they object to Br al l Gran G49l9 Mun ig kl e r e- :4 : .21 ii co,.i. the I..nkrupt having • certificate. The megrima were hem the evidence nf the constables it appeared that on Sh. 17d I HAILWATIL I a.:l ••• 1 11.1.. k a r ial io , 100 all Do. 4 per ct. Pref. • • We 101 00 1 2 1 trek . rolitors, wed knew that the bankrupt wee • specu• iisterday Weld they were doing duty at Cambridge House, lee all Do. 0 per et. Diensit.. 07 00 : 7 4 4 for mon Wive budder. there big • eery laze assemblage of nobles and distill- 1§ 1 0 ifi._Mia.N 9 l._"l l 4 l ll4l l l.lo. al 4 - MO all Da 7 per et. 11111.... MI 56 account. T Hi. Honour said there conLI not well be a worse cam. raked porogno prosont, and according to their statement IM all "zati d :W t 'ISkgrVIL 8 - He all Da do. MM.... al 71 10 70 72 - IS all Da ea MI. ... 09 71 04 " buyers," The niortirozerl proprrti would not cover the secured credi- the defeedeat wee trying to force his way with the carriage r t 10 1 1 ligthlL•hdeelallails& tit at - 11l 100 Ore® Indian 1 in. 94 CI for the 6th i." 0,. l the other. vood.l get nothing. Whether Übe creditors of the Earl of Clarendon. miming a Peat oledeeetka. and 20 ail U& and_ TM - - - ID 6 Do. New commix' or not the court wan bound to judge of the beak- on their interfering to prevent the regulations from being 10 all Beeleantentea,l2MAC. el it - le 10 Gt. 8. of /utile s. 6p. et if si Ms _ is aa foll rota'.. , .oduet as • trader. Here there were no beck' of broken, the defendant struck them both several times, and St. MS Brkilei and Pnierart .... 105 IN I® all Ot•WestCanada, Mime 13t frit _ an, ....rt or kind, and the lankrupt*. repressetatious as to mad very bad language, he being intoxicated at the time. I t. 110 LUMIIIIIIIIim_____ lOl 01 84 le Do. New - Three per I lus estate were wholly illusory. The certificate must The defendant denied the moldable's statement, and said r, il l Cast led essms - 4 T - 118 ell 80 .11.0*.e577 , 8.ite.1111e0 00 100 100 all Do, do. 73 . till 08 100 - _ per Cents, -le .u.lended for twelve month@ from the date of the • lju• he was not drunk, neither did he make use of bad language, 10 all Ds. •A so db. antll 0 - - - 103 all Do. do. 73 thou 1111 100 - Stock, 1859 di, awn (S eptember lest); when granted to be of the third as imputed. 10 all Do. B p.c. ts veld to ft - - lee all Do.6lp.ct.Bda,pay. 95 94 r 1..... with laatealfioll ben tine to time. It was necessary Jonaasohn Jaren, in the service of the E•rl of Clarendon, 03 al Dublin and Bethist Jen - - - 81. 100 Madras Guar. 4 per et 81 89 rupee paper to make an MIMI& In mem d this kind. now so numerem, mid the defendant was sent to fetch his lordship from Lord 16 all Dmed.,PertA.&Ak&Ja. 5 0 - St. 100 Do. do. 6 _per M. 1/11 194 q 10k ; India; where Mae to the omit solely for the sake of Palmerston's, and he ma quite sober at the time. el We lest 84. 100 lastam %ilea 1164® le al 14 si 4 - 10 10 Do. 4 th Idea do. .. 1 4 Me - 11l 100 lite_b.Coralp. et - - - 97 ; ditto 1 hiss) isespended until September next, .Arthur the French ambassador, said he was present at the s e 100 Do. mo t s II IT - 20 all N. Brumwkk & i prem. with protection der three moothe. time. He did not see the defendant strike the police. The le e n g o a s e m e n, _ - D eer • cap sk. 5 I .... The fore] defendant was trying to get into the yard through the 10 an pip - - - 10 all Du. do. IM do. 5 7 - gates, when the police wiled hold of him. The defendant et 100 I=lheadflbefes 7 0 80 18 2 10 all Do. do. II asp de. 1 7 - reduction CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. was sober at the time. St. 100 111 071 - 20 all Do. do. L ai d do. 1 I - to Turkii 10 all Forth anl .P. Zs Jana - - - II 60 (lade RA111110d) - - - William Heritsge, footman to Lady Caroline Tovrnel r ej, - 86. 100 °Warm *I, Westin IS 101 81. 100 ode fall of 4 (THIS DAY.) will he was also present , but did not see the defendant st 'e 10 e n Geet a - yr eethei - - - 111 6 Do. 1 Of die 4 -.e.- the constables. He heard him speak to the constables, and at. 00 pees{ mow. thee then took hold of him. et. 00 De. • • Illi 11T 118 HI 18 St. Andrews & A ... - - 1868, 59 1 THE CASE OF THE W. ME. HATCH. Mr. Inspector Bowles, who took the charge, was sent for, 14. 05 Do. 1 111 11111 115 lte is 1 oattuasse4lisolp I i ale - (FIFTH DAT.) sad said the defendant was drunk when he took the charge. r.. 0 0 0 0t st apl e West (Iwo ) 111 are noon In consequence of .letter from the Earl of Clarendon sad ji;' mare`{.W. diri or et.. oar a l 1114 el " 49 ' ODLONIAL GOVIJINKINT 111617/TITEB. Tbe trial of the child Harp Zsgenie Pittman was pro. too servants beiag sent for him, he took bed for his appear. 0 4 : "---* i7i.,,T* 1 411" r:, 4 I r it 1 . 4 Ti Na I Ilk I Strom. IN.I M. prima I keles. H a l f ceokel with this morning, before Mr. Baron Channel! and .„ t he, d ay. St. Lemke ant Hbekwall 70 71 - per C e Mr. Jades Mistime Sherrill, a sergeant, aim confirmed the filet two witnesses U. 00 Lem, Oesst 114 116 1191 e .... 1.. Can.Oev.Op.c.Jan.difttllloo U 6 U 0 __r. Oman 86 The learned counsel fur the prosecutios and the defence its acme Pointe 26 ale lenelean=Der. M• 100 149" De. 11 12 - .... '.. Do. 0 pet cent., 1880 ..!100 - - 114 .. Do. 0 pee esta. 1841 ..1100 - - - .9 Mexican were all in attembnce. Mr. Beidon, in fining the defendant 40a. or 14 days, said& Der® Wee®. Me 1011 101 100/ le •• • • .... .. Do. 'per cent., 180! .. 100 - - _ Le hall a great mind to WWI the defendant to prima without 8 1 4 tee Laadata ret w ...„__ La. i . ..r0 IN - for accoun Mr. Baron Channell proceeded to sum the evidence. He a f i ne. p er . ; h eee . they were ... e .g. t o v i ne at • ad " daadaeradce r eee T; . 2 1 "It Oft lee * i .... .. Do. Oyer M. reb.&Aug. 100 109 111 _ .... .. Da flpirret. Mar&Seti. 100 110 111 - east the defewbutt was charged with the crime of wilful people, thought they ounld reset the police as they 25 all Do. and - Enniskillen 114 1 2 .4 - Da 6 per mot 24 " 9 " I Do. do, &rip.. - - 100 1011 1011 104 4 4 1859, 64, - .n.l corrupt perjury, au offense of a very mistime character, chow , hut he was determined they should not in his district. Bt. 1® liam.a.ef.,&llncolnalt 42 41/ Centa., 854 -• •• .. New Brunew.Oov.Elp..it. 100 107 1 1011 10 I Meeropolitaa 2l ISs - an.l the evidence was of the most remarkable character, and 14. 100 Midland - New Deferr the csce was cee that would require the most serious coo. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. 60 it. 100 Do. /arm. & Derby 96 06 - .... .. Do. 5 p ci. 1171 to 1876 100 .... .. Do. sp. c., ISIS 100 1 901 per Cents., all Mid. Cit. Westerar4 . e4 - - - ieleration. It was wit sufficient in cams of this kind that Nova Scotia 0 a et Mg. -. 1858, 59a, 1 100 all Neweaatle and - - - .... .. there should be merely one natli against another. The defers- -...,_- 16 all Nswport,Aber &Hera 101 111 - .... .. Deb. redeem UT_ 6 . 100 108 100 .... .. 8. Aust. Goy. op. c Bends 140 110 112 - Venezuela slant hod gives her evidence upon oath, and her mouth was (DT warns: irsisosars. bi • NewryllArmori‘del._ .. 7 • _ .... .. Vic. Gv. 6p. c.Jaa&Joly 10 sil Newry,Winiama Ham - - - Do. do Op. a. Arsr.&o® 10 104 1074 100$ / 1 a-Half per rimed upon the present oomion, and the jury would have BATH .-M ONDAY . ) fit. 100 Norfolk - "" ' • to consider whether there wax sufficient corroboration of the 60 34 Northera Ostentlee Um 14 ails - - - The Non AUUMD.-Cape Flyaway, Br to Rainbow, tyre, Lopellus, at 100 sk e in me i n - DOCKS. $B,OOOl. in evidence gives in support of the preeentehmgeby Mr. Hatch, Kildnoan, Pan, Philontel„ Convivialist, Vest f, ad Din. St. an North Dame Hall. &D. ,- - - Nal Sh. I Donut lPd AIL pekes. I Italm to leave no reasombie doubt that the defendant had wilt all mese. St. all Dn. A - - - - coast of Aft MOM what she knew to be false, and onkel; this was es. M. 100 N. Banta--s-wit _ 1154 NI 4 ti 110,110 - 54: Consomrelal 105 - - -. 26 164 Do. 41.31.11. Para le 3 es Ma 166,000 12. Do. 4p. ct. Prof.. Ilia 100 - - - The shat lablished, they ought not to convict the defendant. The Tlie yacht Canard, built for Prince Napoleon, St. 100 Da Leis 6l 61 61 2.0116,4111 M. But and West India.. 100 - - - Ininuance eei.lence on le.th sides was meet extraordinary, and he could ii bolo prgiand 4 0 . sea al Cherbourg. The Prinoe, it is St 10. Ds' Tat west m a IS ai I 'Lagp S3B :Boo 3lo g at 80 1.°64 . griberins - -- N St. 100 North London - - those of the sot Amerind, anything as to the probabilities or impeolabili- ,nel, intends sieting in the Canard the seaports in Canada 10 all North&S.WeinsisTenta 4 - 150.856 St. Southampton - - - tie. of the ease. On the one hand, the evidence given in and in the United States. SO 17 North inniheiblitre - . If 31 din 101 11110,000 lit. Victoria - i per, 84. 100 Odord.Wer. &Weaver . Pi - MOO 10 Do. New - - - The Sha support of the original charge was of the most positive M. Horn, one of the editors of the Journal des 10 iiii NNW ' . - - - knol, arid it was the evidence of young minds, given Dow ., ha, been ... a m h ettereey mem b er o f th e Bt, A pm e d to as e ._rortoweuih - BBITISII *nue. with 119,0( mthout any apparent motive ; and he must my- No. I Sh. I Minna IN.I at pruiss.l hula bourne, wit Society of Loudon, "ors consideration," as the diploma wits ger. me an 817447 1 0segi u l - al-. that he appal not oee any motive on the put forth, "of the eminent sei vices rendered by him to Mans- 5 2. Me M aa.. ......... 1 StoseMit- Mi so -a, 0 . Alfred Ooos. (IPhilkek 11.15 54 54 - York, with of Mr. or Mr.. Plummer to prefer a false charge. ei se 1111 tics! science." The diploma is siemed by Lord John Rummell, g 7 1" 1 00 gampag a =rag aa is 00 - ft 111 mu* bras 1 On the other haul, it was certainly nest impro- as president o f th e ea , o d e ti on. te ea genii:: a s - a wl i t. ...., _- ad sum is on LON ~ Der. O. Coe 1 . .4804 1 640 460 - (24 dollars, is iehlo that a gentlernon• in the pneition of Mr . .41 44 - 612 .. Past Perak (Mop® We understand that Mr. Andrew Murray, jun., ! L et l i ra Ss" . sel e 1 8 7 104445 0,144 Fest 02411&311 day, and *I Hatch could hove nutted such an set as that impute' w e t ter to the biguet , h ee been a ppointed amen mans for ft, go a g o Wag O6 1111 - 4,000 .. E.Wh. Bowel (Tavistit.) 71. te. 111 ti _ to hint on the very first night the child wee taken to hie eeetten-1 in the room of the late Sir John Melville. Mr. as. no I. Yak .I liver Duo 78 80 - 480 .. Ciraintiler A St. Aubyn. 641 111 40 - being ed. horeie Still, however, the annals of courts of justice, un- Murray passed as Writer to the Signet in 1&17. SI all eteiles,wniteetuu..se. 6 8 -0, .. .. Great South Totem .. 17e. - - - have also t NI all Staskten • Dartlngtai I® 600 - 6.120 .. o.lllLAlfrod (Minket) L 1.1119 1 4 - Included &apply, presented many instances where persons of high You; nrrun EluetvicE (..I.c e.-Thin club will be m e Nag a ditto - 26,603 .. G. Wh. Yoe (Heirikei).. 91 II i - presto n and apparently irreproachable character had been ^ Pei" toaerroa- The Premise; which, if molonll7. 116. 100 Tad Veld - - - 6,000 Orenvilie - in the jour will afterward' be considerably extended, are to consist of IND WI WNW - 1,024 limodeFoot l2s. 10 11 1 - red states guilts of met atrocious crimes. He did not wish this t h j eceupied by the Guards Club, and lately by !!, IT t. • oinervation to have too much weight, but he thought it the Tharsi c.nn er a i d iacht Club, in add‘tion to the grand saloon 20 , en w _.... _. w _ w . was hi. .luty to nuke it in order that the jury might and grand stoircase of the Wellington, and suitable billiard : "II IN Yob '''"""ir i r . a pi , 4 1 17 0 : - Da .. Nagar* (Vay Wont) N se Holders - ano .. Nosth Downs . - of India n a 4 Inc unlined to give too touch effect to the circumstance moms, smokisTroorns, Le. The entrance is to be at 53, igg IL w i gw a m g nu m " _ - 00 001,1 .. N. Prances ( ) - of the rstr.mc improbability of the charge, and be inducal St. Jasesesegreet. Members will he liable for their annual * all Wad Osinorall l4 5 - m.. N. Wh. Bawl( _ ) ® 4 - tO apply at subscriptions only, which for members residing within a 119 a Weil law Asa. - - - 1,128 .. North Wheel Crofts .. MA S S - ,i,.. .... 16 " 4 ' 7 t " " xn. 1" too hasty a C"gelaaiaa- One cimum" radium pt 110 tiles, is lob 6 fUM' eS• ; and for members Dr ........... at - Par Cosa (el Ida rat . 14 124 114 - gasce which he considered very important to to considered siding leyoud that limit, 3 guinea . There will be no 1.110 10 Providence (U. Want). 10.11.7. 44 et 45 Ire " .1111 PHIPZILIUMS IMAMS. l2, .. Om. 111 a. Oa, lb. _le 1 1 - Central ID ler the jury was whether they believed the childreo, in estianse fee. An influential committee have been ap- At Meg- 14 am Mg their evidence, really meant to allege that Mrs. Hatch was poi fed to carry out the new arrangements. • . SLICtII Rama= I Madog priest 7 Ilidon. 111,000 .. 8. tarn Brea (Illogan) . 1 2 Se -, 14 of JUDE ROYAL Ditsmanc Courtin -On the laying of 14 . IN 1 & 12 11 . 3 =21.01.111. se n _. et 1 S. Devon Iron dt Oda the further a ;arty to what took place, or whether they merely meant • et, too - Mining (Um.) _ all Ile - 250 000 i. to represent that she was prosiest, because, in the first- "w h y hi e f°° R a y a l millis""m ir i o n . a th tl e mi p e i me elatild e mma, l6lll °I thi2 o , w i .r.i titui ...... i°° ti an DilimPliftkit Alliworom 6 f 5 4 -.. .. S. W. Priam (Dlopn) 15.2. 145 .... 4 7. .... St 140 East Arena; 11.11 p. et 100 155 - .. iltray Park MO. 48 60 51 The half toostseei view, tea evidesee of Yes. Hatch and the child let of June it in intenikvi to hold • fancy fair, the galls of U. 10111 Do. 11, Op.* 110 114 -. 9. 1 Tamar 811.&1•01141.0 44 ill •-• Telegraph Lacy was of much more importance than in the other. which, we lisliees, will be under the superintendence of IL NO Do. C. 7 p. el 110 118 .- A 10 TM Crott - The barn.) jowly. then referred to the evidsnee of Ms de p ew e s eee h a ft awe., wh o him, willi ng ly wen t i eee d et. 100 &Conn. Ix., 6 p.ot. Nal 110 112 - IL 100 Do. do. Na 108 UO lON - /any for 0 10, 4 : .... Wad of Tow ) ) *el., e r. ii 6 o - and the an feniLet, in which sloe reprosgoted that sits mai • caws their "" 1 " . he " 4 P ur P'" t.° the " Inunittes cb "r id It. 100 Do. New Bp. et. et. 134 IN us; 1,024 .. W. Condon ( )SIS U - A call of with ti=seisass ter Me occasion. Special Webs are a d 100 0...t00, robe, 4 9. 0. 1 01 fa - ten communicatice to her mother balers oho was h a h a . .. West Eaton - for this Inedrods who will &Medan be sk. top Emi l . & Glaarow,h p.a. 110 112 - 612 .. ore. Bonet Mama - the new sh li - - " 4 " ov.ir ; mid if she really did nag such anxious to dim= the egramary. St. 100 11.11n.,Perth.Daa .4. p.c. 76 70 70 it - . Hove, and • oeamunwation. it was certainly • very difficult Ties Nsw Bonen or Dumas.- We read in the lik lei Gra® Northam. IP. ct It 7 110 - 258 .. who Buller 000. 4 4 0 90 2 96 4, .. Pk Ild 1 6th of Jun 1.. 11 , ..01114 for the mediae of the pared. afterward., sup- Oeseweer :-" hie /ported that the Rm. Dv. Thempeou. st Ire E DV cr.d ' &ll.l " t P l.. 1 1 03 1. 1 1 0 • 12 -1,02 e .. Wh. ItittykUa Want) 1.4. 14 1 :1 164 . 4 per cent - 1,024 .. Wheal Mazy goo The tea posse that they believed such an atireeimis act had been rilWaWa if 1 4••• • • C= 6.4 o zkol. aad Prambar 1,1 Lia• 100 00 Do6p.cratatit?Le. p c. 56 ST - ; Menhenlet) - some instal __ soWeise, will be to the WNW' bishoprie of to an ate - committal This thud aim remanded that upon .... ima m , iib i i „, vi ol in= i a i d i ji 1 wh y ! tb, brad ee e o t w e r t a , a ' r e e :// m i e . _ = _ Low .. Wh. Tradawney (Usk.) 14 27 20 - - owing to tl occiolios. when Mew Hemel was in the bed, Kr. IRMA &web peray.. at. 100 Do. rodeo. ti p. coat 90 100 sos rousair awn previously seoodiel bra and hurt her, awl if this Mtn tree, it seamed 'l`ll3 DIMINTSBANCIII Ile St GBOIMIL'aIN-71111- Si ' 1 " D.' redeem . •p . c.. 1 I " 9. - No. I tn. I MONS. IPd ICI. prices. 1 Balsa t h e s ilk m it. 100 Do. trredeem. 4p. et 90 91 - very es tmord miry that she lid not cry °Mow give solos Eatea-Ird ems* • scene of somewhat loader character et 100 D,,,,/,.. e tr.m...py.f Ice mg - 90,000 20 Autrathio - pay . advanc issiondiee of suffering. HU lorldip seat red the widest* bolt pima Tee gates lea` to the church were opened 5 all Do. tire. Pref. Shares 61 104 - 71,000 1 Bea Award, Watied lSt giver by Mr. Hatch, tie d h. said it wr aka , at twenty minutes So 7 : as mesh when a large crowd 01 le all Do.ChogerPLsL2p.e 17 111 -. Onlend.. de l 7 o clock. oes few minutes peat it, the II all Do. do. do. I P. r 10 14 - The stet that he poitively denied ever having committed any act ef = ea d nem ' , w h o cou ld aet , g a d a am a . 01. mil Do. Slim . Gus. Stock 74 75 - 11 . 000 10. N U 219& Do. 1199 81. J . ( otn atll del 9 try ) 27 11 1 - 14 ; - 7 - 4 - ni l - 1 their stock 10.000 6 Do. land & Min. Co. ell - - - from Sues isdoesscs. awl the lore .ovid have to sir whelk* try segglit gee with* the railings at the altar, in the seab M all Do. Chat. Goa. Mares ti * - 80,000 1 Cia.Con. Min. Co. Jam. 0- - - all Do. do. do lO -- 12,000' 40 Cobra Copper an 44 es - bourne, w statesmen was confirmed by the other testimmy in the Moe redly oceepisl liff the ehnristen, leavieg, as • matter of go en Do. do. do 1 15 - 10,000 - Coplapo - March. 1.. such an *za g s a . in establish the guilt ,4 ta i , de a m i .e , ommtve, the boo dsokm which the clerz men are in the it 1011 Lam& Yorksh. 8p.c.81. 135 160 1384 75,000 1 Dan Mountain Copper all 4 1 - sal that As had wilfully Meted what she most have known II " s e na1."4.0°47 The effect of this movement fla 101 1 lewhirlitig-tite•GLL 115, 2 Fortuna - goomeal to vs • telling effect upon the chariots's, St No. I 116 118 - 10, 110 General all U U - to he falos M. 155 Dalai.. do. N 0.2 115 1111 - 10,000 1 Gt. Northern whet had assmatisd is the 'eater They sent with di patch Consols,' 114. 100 Della& do. .. 125 101 - of& Imstralia C ( ° = 1 4 die per ... The learned Judge was proceeding wits his summing up to the eitoreb warden*, who told them that the parties who in . 100 Dab se_ do. yi, n e iis 115 - 711.000 14 Kamm& (Gm.) , i 11 pen tit for the 61 whew the newt 011oureed, and es h e had o nly occupied these seats had told them that they had done so M. 100 Da pc. 60, .... 101 108 - 15,000 5 Unarm all 1 14 - . 7 5 ., t h ftmi k .My me n peettot, of the e , id e ece io coosequenee of not finding any other, but that the cho. 5 21 Do. ii.c._prfsh. d 0... - - - 10,000 6 Lnaltanlan - same quota ' riders coul.l have the churchwardens and organ seata in b. 100 Do. Tat. Pref.Btock.. 154 167 - 101,815 1 Mariquita all 1 1 - 4, the prim It 1•10 oat hkely that he would eroded. until kW in b ee of them. This at e „,..,, ref.,,d,, sad a b ou t h e ij. peet .. b. 100 D0.1tp.ad0.M.1.&C... n r.; 110 114 •••• 40,500 1 N. Rhine Copper of 8 to I. Aft lb ' de!. TM roma imalMoaks Wain te he that Oa omen ale churchwardens announced in oossequence of in. " 100 D°4,°B6•ldiv• data "" Australia ;Llm.) - M 70 - 10,400 10 Peetetausi tillverLead all • :: g rime rwed, parr will be vast& ID OMNI 60 • donisies, and that they formation tent down from the vestry that there would be 00 all ra; a ga g ai gg sag .. el m - 100,000 6 Port Pump 1 I usiness n •ill be discharged reheat giving • verde& DO service that itemise% The vast assembly shortly after. St 100 lANW.Cov.&Nun i qz. 116 117 - 80,000 1 Scottish Almelo. (La) 10a. Lest* 7. co to wad. doipersed in an orderly manlier. at. 105 L&8.01.7p.ai1l We 1671 - 43,174 28.2.81 United Mexican all Gov SUNNILY - I' ENIGRATIoN. -The government ~.1 24 „en te _tesalos e ,_. oB ereColw.,__ e • lb - - - 03,0301 1 Worthing (Um) 4121 J I - count (Jun THE POLICE COURTS. emigrant venial Tudor, 1,726 tons, Captain F. Wherland, 7 .4) : ‘ 7'.. ) .711i ""'" 1 "` 116 , 1 " a ~, - 40,0001 1 Do. - - Reduced, 1 belocieute to lissels. T. M. Mackay and Co. , of Liverpool, aa 100 Do. 31 per •••• .... as' la . '- at JOINT STOOL RANI& 4, 4 ; IndiJ (THIS DAY.) aided from Birkenhead cat the 9th mat for Sydney New 10 6 Do. redemehle s t s tr. 1 1 pat - Mouth Wake, with 3116 emigranta, under charge of lla'rgeon. St. 100 MdlandOmolle. - - - No. I Sh. I Bain® 1 Pd. 1 a pleas. 1 Wes. Stock, 181 - 4 .- Suffriatendent F. N. Greene. U. 100 Do.Cees. N. 11.11p.e. 119 141 141 lOW 100 Agra and U. per. Bask .60 76 17 - rupee pope n. 10 0 Do . 440 &Prelate® 101 105 104 U. 40 Australasia MANBION.IIOOI3E. Tex ROYAL CHAII7Ut.. -The following additional a t 100 DaL if . uka , h , a iaa 14 " a 10. 26 Bank of - The Ind article. were recovered from the Hovel Charter last Setae- e all New *Aber fie. ewe 0. 100 Bank ot !Zen 6O 11 U - , Thomu Berier woe brought up for further examination,- - a . ;du, epise s lin . be lel 12 90,000 20 Bank of Turkey 1 - - - Cent, was day evening : - Another portmantmu, containing three ( haled with hoeing kistsiontlY forr-d. re , e l l 4 for p a y ment white shirt., me red Ismael alkifi. 00e singlet, one coal IL 1 .. T r wic . lC- B P. Wiz* Ile "k - - - 20,000 M. British N. America - - - e _ Hem per 4 4101 . with tritest to defined Mears . Williams. Deacon, one pair of tromers mod two mete, me silk handkerchief and it. 100 ?teeth British 6 per emit 110 112 - 111. 20 Chart. Bank of laMa, Astealln, tud also. all Ell 10 - Cent. stock - sal Co., of Birchialeno. boakera cue silk cravat. something like • Chimes puzzle, and • I L 100 1 D . D° * Dord New e , GaL traks O l k inii et F . - so, lb Mead. leme. se LAM 1064 to 4. Trion the evidence, adduced now sod og a former ores- "mil book al differ." tales , *ad • 1 1 " , d a towel which it. Ms N.Yea.-Derw.llp.e.fri. Is g C - mid Mks a - - - 41 - - - 10.0001 NI 31 D din 0 000 1 Of d marked skirt was 1 rotten verywas en ; nee white , •Gilbert 17 51 Do d o . i® din , 100 Colonial ontowelH. W. - the south Foster. R.ilises 1`.........r .. ...1...i. iis• L. .......- - - M A NSION HOUSE. roms. Burl. r was hrought up for further examination, eliarpd with having feloniously forged• receipt for payment of it*. with intent to defraud Messrs. Williams , Deacon, sot I ev , o f Itirchin•buse, baakeia From the evidence adduced sow and os • former oars sioo, it &meansl that the primmer entered the merle .1 the south Eastern Railway Compsay as clerk in the eases m Loudon bridge about the middle of February, mad that sh , sit three week. afterwanbi he shielded himself ea the eh, illnem, when it was discovered that • dividend •arrs a t, payulde to Yr. Fountains Walker. of Dundee, Lel lees abstracted from • quantity if warrants, whisk no.• ready for pueting on the Gth of March, that it had leen promoted two day, later, and paid at Me.sni. Williams, Demos, and Co., the company'. bookers, a. it *l earn! to he duly signed by Mr. Walker sq.pirion imniatiately feLl upon the prisoner, who waa to Ireland, end apprehended. when Iteok of Dotes to the amount of 1201. were found • him, a. all a. jewellery, and • quantity of new .'thin„ of the value together of 1701., which he •:...ittssl on his way to London be bed purebseed ' Portion of the money which he obtained on the 1 , e1.151 •arrAit It wca shown that he had changed CaeTtettral.thm screw steamer Athenian. It. F. Lowry, commander, arrived in the Hersey on Saturday from the West Coast Africa, hr.. with 44 peuengers, 2,sooounces gold on freight, and a full cargo. At Bonny several sacrifices took place during the stay ofthe Athenian, the victims being premien taken from °beets, oear the El.oe country. Their skulls were exhibited, end the Thee-Thee men awl their wives were enthused NA* their fie h, and making " chop " of the arms and le'. VoLV aTeltx Dr.m..NIIII•TION AT AINTRIZ., NILO LIVERPOOL --Early in June a rand volunteer demonists. non is to be held at Aintree, eau Liverpool, on which th ermion a silver bugle will be promoted to the Liverpool Volunteer Artillery. FATALITY IX A RAILWAY TintWEL —Jae. Holden, platelayer, aged 1111, was killed on Saturday mornin/, in the Summit Tunnel, near Llttleborough, under the following circumstances :—Deceesed, while working with two others is the tunnel, raw the down-line goods train. They stepped aside to allow it to pus, and had ecercely done so when a threw treks was weep approaching in the opposite direr. the. Doesesed's companions threw themselves down, as usual, between the line*, but deceased ma to rumen behind the pealing trais. He was subsequently found deed, his right side and right awls being nearly cut away. Rails FASHION:4.—A letter from Paris in the Monolog Chnmielf 'ore :—" The hot weather has brought a rapid change in the fashions. All dark colours have been stheardird suddenly, and lighter ones have taken their plies. Bar* d•esses, with one deep flounce of the ssiatt material, and several email ones of silk of a contruldeg colour, are very pretty. I saw • grey one, with blue dowers ; there was a deep bounce of the bungs, and four small blue silk ones above it. Bootee are made much larger this year than last, and it certainly seems as if the dreadful puke bonnet of our grandmothers was hawing meoacingly over heads—better over than than on them you will say, n o d so it i s . Th e se quo so much worn during the last three years, All keeps its sway over our elegantei. Some very pretty ones are mode of black silk with white silk cording at all the sauna, and a stitching of white silk, dote by the sewing machine, round the bottom. Others are all plain black silk, and have a sort of small *Urine of guiparc or Chan. tiny lace thrown over the shoulders. Many ladies have them made the same colour as the dress. I caw a beautiful pearl-grey silk, trimmed with a wide band of violet taffetas round the bottom of the skirt, with the masque or long bisque of the same silk, and trimmest in the same manner; this was, of course, extremely elegant, and could be worn only for carrier sod visiting dress. Anoth er pretty out side covering r the muslin shawl, which came out last summer ; they are msde of white muslin, morally em broidered, and are extremely fresh soil pretty for the very hot weather. As the spring solvates., the closet dregs sleeve retires, and in its place we have the old shape, but all Sowing. The tight silk sleeve with the cuff was very pretty for the winter, but the other is more agreeable for hot weather. I see that the little pustillos or tail to the bodice of dresses is being made to silk droner again this year, prehahly to relieve the too. notate of the wrens t Mature. Poiatod hod*, have gone out totally and entirely." 100 100 100 100 100 rDs. l666.l.l Pertla,/t Aber. his. Let Anglia; A, t p. el Do. 11 , 4 F 6 t , Do. C, 7 p. el . thee 11., p.ot. Ne.l Do. do. Do New 6 p. et. 81 raatarn Unlock 4 p. et &din. & Glaorow,6 p. ct idin.,Perth.Daa.,4. pa Great Northam I p. et Data nod. at 10 p.ct.pm Do. ei par mat Ot.N Soothed, Da6p.e.ralat 6 let P ;tam. M Gt.Weet. (Berko/Hosts Do. redone p. met Do. redeem. tp. mat Do. Ireedeem. 4 p. et Do. 6p.ct Moon Prot Do. Shoo. Pref. Khans Do.ChorlePttlk. Sp. e Do. do. do. 6p. e Do. Sian. Goa. Stock Do. MM. Goa. Nom Do. do. do Do. do. do Lao& Yorkeh. 6p. e. 61 Itlelpfel.6p.e No. Delp... do. N 0.7 Do. Sp. e. do. .... Dab re. do. No. Ds. p.c. do. ... t De. p. oprt. eh. d 0... 7p.e. Pref. Stock.. Do.ep.ado. (W. I.&C.P. Do u :a e. (dlr. def. till lea.ClleNWLlkaas sad L.ofil tondoedrept ß Coler7Fit Man.ffief. ilbee.dp. Do. i 4 Do. n pro art Do. redomehle= Ndlend Comep. Do. Ome. Br.* allp.e. Do. god. Peet Mock Do. lal.tltehla p.e. New .teber.fe..per i r e. irlth option NB Norfolk OR et. Si. etr North &JIMA paw_ Do. New Or 6 p. N. Do. Border Deism r N. km —Deco.. pel. I Do. do. de Do. Lete.ll Op.*. No. I Do. York. H. true North etalfardeldro WAW6ll.6p.e.largva Odell Now Prot ScelN.l3l pal PreLlt Da Abr. gadp.6 Do. Pat lime S. Dean Mad Od d a 6 dim (Redd. la &tad) Da y pis Dal Da Ind dê par dna Wails sea 4p. NEL. De...= oat emeitaz a p. I, Da Dada C 6 da D 6.65. a lidatoadiKiissa,l4.6. 'mak ru.te for W., which he received at ‘l• —N. Wa11..., I iiiscou. awl Co., for smaller note. at the hulk of Eiveesul, mad a wanes. from Mr. Benwett's, watch r. Cheepaide, paused the purchaffie of a gold fur lOC sad sums other articles to the amount of *W. a bleb ware paid for by some of the notes ao ub TIC• primary.. who hod wow nothing to Nay to the charge, • • fully cosuattod for trial. DOW4MtEET. • TWA TOLL AT TIC III'NOIRTORDAVAMINAION BRIDGE ./. .-0•A Die/tine... a !noel wan. who stated that he was . ....Mary surg.o.n, WA, charged with attempting to • • the Clianng•eron. Suspension-I*We% Hangerford•- •.• t, without piymeut of the 6,11, and also with assault . •be hey nolithwaite, one of the collectors. deemed--At A eittatt , st to three o'clock no &UMW. , Afternoon .... duty on the Middlesex aide of the '•.•• The toll and roadway gate being under I we. posted at a temprinuy barrier on the "•• .4 the north tower. The prisoner and two wOlllOll •ht from tilos aide. I mei to them ••A half-penny toll, u blouse." They, however, pushed no and as there were • id pences waiting to pay their toll, I was obliged to . ..in go ea for about IClu feet. I then went after them • • th, o •r, 1.. foolinit, but pay your toll ;it in only a • tony each: . They .tslll went on and as I could not f o ll o w .1.,,y further from my post, I pointed them out to • police who wan approaching from the opposite aide of ...ridge, sad camel out to him to detain them as thee had ' their toll. I th-o returned to my mat. and seeing • . 1... y mucked end newly overpowerid the constable, I . , elan who was at work at the gate to go to the eon ' •'•1••• enuntance, which he did. The prisoner was then ~ lido co•t•4l.'• 1. •hecnoui L 1041 ilepoesd—On the last vr,tnees pointing • •• ti... prun.o e r 6, Me AS basing pentad the lamer los in.; toll, I stopped the pri amer and ~. ..m.tratett with lint, sto pped him to go back 1011111111 it y. c il4 1 1166 119 in TS IS 10 LI 1111 U IU lel 110 10 51 00 101 U a se a 111 1 lei SI NI M is 13) 1011 Set 111% - so,aail oo,ooot :615 1 ??.??2, sa uoo', O i t = S om et Turkey MOM N. America Bask at Anlemills. aims . Nan. et Idly Loa., aal ads' City ,Coloulal MAYS. Tom. of Canada Coni. of Looks Lea. Scot &AlWA:bra G. Bank of arritssrisad. Lon. IX Bank of Anstrl. London and County Londoa Joint Stock !Lon. and Westminster INat. Pros. of England n n IS 40 19 21 161 172 INational bank iNe. South Wales :Oriental Bank Corpora Ottoman bank Provincial of Ireland /4000' It!.000i Ile IS m. 41i id 17} Ib. New • • Booth Australia Union of Australia Union of London Cony Mutual 17 18 _ :I; . -- ---. lIISCILLANIOM 114. IPd I 101.05131, I Closing pilaw I ache No. lU. I Contantal. IPd I CIL paler. I Bella 11l AU Antwerp a lefterdsia 44 al - Si all Ardseses - 10,000 t 10 Anglo-lferican lout .. .11 15 114 -• storm as A...tram Airfield- - 10 11l M i - 10 7 lohistS.Pre.l 6. l • l.4 . 7p.e. e I din - 0 ell Deleka J. I I 1 _ _350 1000 Atlantic Tel. (11p1.).... all - - - Si 2), Ayres &IL Tereesda 34 32 pro 47 , 000 10 Berlin Weterworts., .. an 41 S - 10 all !Dealers* Orelsesera. - - - . 60 Delt. hawk= Lead 40 - - - 8000 as Mt A Irish Meg Tel:i. all sr Si - 4 all Omar= Mae tie& 1i 2) - IN an Ci r i rldeadfn sU - If 14 as - 3,1* 20 Da 2 7 per c. till 1881 all Si * 11,7100 Si Do. C - le- Si 15 Laski 112466* 6 die 8,915 324 Canada Lad all I* 193 - 10 all *imam et Prises .... 234 t 4; xd 23 8,000 10 Mamma IslaudeDd. In) all 41 5 - 10 • (id. lemica pia. 5. p. a - - _ 250,000 82 Cop. )Idograg.tsmM. 01 Si Si - 20 all 04. Orin; al Treace_ .. - - - 1 2 000 26 Do. INA II per Ent. ell 24 164 - Si all 04. Lasuald. Cond. IL 54 7 5 1 i 1,000915 84. 0471241 Paseo ISO 30 36 - N an Males lemden - 20 .11 Pies OM /4 Bala - - - *O,OOO la. Delp. al P~.p. Deb IN 103 100 - 10 ell , Llerre sad TIIShOIIi .. - - - 700.000 U. ileade lOll 106 107 - 20 all Iyeas sad Ciaseve .... - - - 7,109 25 Do. New l5 per Ipm - =4 all Awls Asteels - - - 70,000 6 M ien. and Reel Cop. .. all 1111 t; 14 20 all NrwaltUege; _l7 the 1 81 al 20,000 15 'Den. flteem ( Lf i Llelom 14 - - - 10 all Do. ep.aPtt I NY(../I. 1 101 - 130,000 1 144reat Ship .. all 4 4 - 16 01 Northam of Mara.- lb 391 - 25,000 tO IndLa aad A. .. lis. - - - 60 11 Do. New OWN .- -p. 1400:00 20 Goa Illsklet Tel. ( t) :: 1 i 1 a dt = 10 all i Nforwerten Treat Pr . 4. 8 9 - 1 8 a 1i.,4 , cy,,... i d m.o. ri mi z 4 - s d MAO 4 La. as Omlbas 1:16. ell 114 - 2010 all 'Paris sad Orleans 52 64 _ 50,000 20 Madras Info. it Osael 1 3pm - ; 000 000 u lO 12se nucou temasennea uumn 0 7 in s - 1 0 - ma : li balk sad 8. Proaelsoo - 20 211 1110 (Piribmb ised P - 14 2' l I. di Ise sad - - --- 0.000 50 Nerbaddefloalalras(L) 514 1 dl. 51 - 20 01 legal Doi* - 5 all leiel Swedish L _. _ - moos 10 u•sit.r. ar.) di 5 4 11,310 10 Nathadaatia Lod all - - 50,000 6 Do. sp. a. . Is. at 1 .... is. all 4 4 - - 1,724 100 N. Neva di IL flost Id. 80 10 15 - 4 10 Da 7 per - io al sal Nesse . ".188,576 IN. left. Arielnisba.. all i u 1 - 10 al I De. per cent. Pref. g - 50,000 1 Orieelal Or - to 1 , )g.7 pent I dis 14 50000 1 Do. "New Shares - Us. I per .... 20 It 15.8strat Irene** I LP. SO , - ~4 10,000 10 L.lllm. Mal 4- - - 20 all Illselltara of Treace,- - 10,000 10 Do, do. C Is. - - - 54 .31' We* Pleaders.. —6; a - 000,000 St. Lear land& XL lao 47 WI 45 10 011 De. 0 per cent. Peed 54 - 20,000 60 Pepin. sad Odes. Olsen all Si a - 2/ all °Woad N. W. of ?man U - 10,000 60 Do. New - 20 6 ilreelsra of Aostda .... - - - 40,000 Si Red Sea & Ind. Tel. 44 4 all IWlSffillattl -- IMOD SO tb IL iIIM ".f e S :7I:OI YBr.G°T. 511 174 ' W ail L IM -- DZIIIINTI7III STOMA lO,OOO 15 o. New - 10000 100 Royal Mall Steam No. 15t.. I OW= IPt I CL pekes. i Wes 2000 81 Scottish Anst Inventra lOO 120 115 1* I 1055316 1 Ott dt.Norta.4p.c../sWO7 I IOO - - 021 1 14.101 ' 25 South Australian Lend all as Si - 10,931.1 St . , Norfolk 4p.e. Itsr.alle24. 100 94 96 - 75,000 1 Balweeilse Tel Scrip - M Tadp.d an M. N. . 4../sa.dlolyllo4l 100 102 - 75,000 1 Do, do, Registered Ol i -. 10,019 fa. ; Dd. Won. te. 44p. el do. 100 100 102 - 00.000 10 True I La. Co. Up. Can 5 - - - •• . • till IleolUsb N. art 4p. et 100 91 a a - 10.000 100 Via Dlanea's land._ 294 9 19 - MONEY MARKET.-17118 D 471. Two ottoew. The funds to-day exhibit increased heaviness, the continued fall on the Paris Bourse having a bad effect. Consols are quoted at a fresh reduction of per oent. Throughout the share markets heaviness likewise prevails. At the fortnightly settlement which has commenced this day in British railway stocks the rates of " continuation" are rather heavy. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental were quoted 69fr. 70c., being about it per cent. lower than on Saturday. _ _ _ Consols are officially marked 941 and 1 for money, and 961, 95, and 941 for the account. The present quotations are 944, " buyers," for cash, and 94 13-16 to 15-16, or 941 for the 6th of June. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 2264, 2274 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, 4 ; New Three per Cents, 934, 1, 93 ; Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1061, a ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 98, 1 ; ditto Five and a Half per Cent. 104 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 97 ; ditto 1859, 961 ; Exchequer Bills, 4e., 7a, prem. The foreign stock market remains heavy. The reduction in prices is principally confined to Turkish Bonds, which present a fresh fall of to per cent. The loan of 1854 is quoted 75 to 4, and that of 1858, 59 to 4. Spanish Bonds are fiat. Sales are recorded as follows : Brasilian Old Five per Cents., 99', 1004 ; ditto Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 1858, 91 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 86 ; Chilian Three per Cents., 71 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 214 ; ditto for account, 214 ; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 84, ex div. ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 854 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 474 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 37, 4; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 751, 75 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 591, 60, 594, ; ditto for account, 591, ; Venezuela Three per Cents., 26 ; ditto One-and a-Half per Cents, 13i. - _ - - - The Norwood has arrived from Melbourne with Ml,OOOl. in gold, and the Athenian, from the West coast of Africa, with 10,0001. The shares of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company are quoted I to li prem., and those of the London and South African Bank, I to i - The Shannon has arrived from the West Indies with 119,0001. in specie ; the White Star, from Mel bourne, with 44,5001. ; and the Arago, from New York, with 132,000 1. , but the bulk of the latter i sum s on French account ; 10,0001., in Mexican dollars, is known to be for London. Mexican dollars are in demand for China on Satur day, and transactions occurred at 58.21 d per ounce, being id. higher than on Friday. Transactions have also taken place in bar silver at 6s. 10. Included in the American intelligence published in the journals this morning, is a strangely incor rect statement that Venezuela has obtained a loan of 1,000,0001. in England. Holders of scrip or bankers' receipts of the North of India Tramroad Company (Limited) are required to apply at once for the return of the balance of the deposit. The annnal meeting of the Bombay, Baroda, and Central India Railway Compiny, is called for the bit of June, and will be made special, to authorise the further issue of debentures to the extent of 250,C00/. The half-yearly meeting of the Channel Islands Telegraph Company is called for the let of June ; and the annual meeting of the Oriental Gas Com pany for the 22nd inst. A call of 2/. (making 41. paid) is to be paid on the new shares (fourth allotment) of the Brighton, Hove, and Preston Waterworks Company by the 6th of June. The tea market was firmer on Saturday, and in some instances an advance of id. per lb. was quoted, owing to the confirmation in the letters of the news previously received by telegram from China. In the silk market buyers do not seem disposed to pay advanced rates, whilst holders still keep back their stocks, in anticipation of a rise. The steamer Malta arrived at Point de Galle from Sues on the 12th April, and left for Mel bourne, with the English mail for Australia of March. Eisruanav Emu°. Consola,whicb closed yesterday at 954, "buyers," for the 6th June, opened this morn ing at the same quotation, and were quoted at 2 o 'clock 96 to 4, the price for money being at the same hour 944 to 4. After the close of the Stock Exchange, the price reoeded to 941 to 95 for June. The official business report is u follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 964, 95, 94 ; ditto for ati count (June 6), 951, 1,4, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 964 , 1, ; New Three per Cents., 934, 4; India Sock, 219; Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 1061 • F ive per Cent. p er rupee paper, 984 ; Indian Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1869, 974, 97; India Bonds, 9s. to be. die. The Indian rupee paper was dull ; the Five per Cent. was last quoted 981 to 1, and the Five-and a-Half per Cent. 104 to I. The Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1869 was rather flat, leaving off at 1064 to 1. India Bonds were quoted 9s. to be. dis., and Exchequer Bills ss. to Be. prem. Heaviness likewise prevailed in the foreign stock market. The Turkish Loan of 1868 fell nearly 1 per cent., closing at 594 to 60. The Loan of 1854 left off at 761 to 1, showing a reduction of 4 to per cent. Mexican Bonds were quoted 214 to 4. • The shares of the London and South African Bank were last quoted 4to 4 prem. Of the 15,000 shares which are to be allotted in this country, we understand that upwards of 14,000 have already been applied for, and the deposit paid thereon, irrespective of those which will be taken by the directors and their personal friends. The list will be closed on Monday. The shares of the London and Westminster and London Joint Stock Bank were again in demand to-day : the former were marked as high as 62. English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank and. Ottoman Bank were flat : the latter closed at 174 to 4. Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares were quoted better, whilst Van Diemen's Land have declined. The quotations for the shares in new under takings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 21 1 to 211 prem., being rather lower ! owing to the in troduction of the new project ; Universal Marine, 7-16 to 9-16 prem.; London and Provincial Marine 3-16 to 6-16 prem. ; City of London Brewery Pre ference, to prem. ; Bank of Turkey, Ito Of dis. The New Victoria Si: per Cent. Debentures fell f per cent., closing at 1094 to I. The first pre ference debentures of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada remain quoted 92} to 93, whilst the second preference were firm, at 11 to 11 prem., being scarce in the market. _ The shares of the Buenos Ayres Railway have risen to to 31 prem., the members of the Stock Exchange who had,with characteristic recklessness, effected sales of these shares, being unable to deliver them to the speculators outside. MINES-IHIS DAY Two o'CLoez. The mining market to-day is steady, with a moderate amount of business. Lady Bertha shares are better, at a to 34, and Stray Park slightly flatter, at 48 to 80. SOrtridge Consols are quotea 21s. to 235. ; South Caradon Wheal Booper 4s 2 to 2 ; East Basset, 100 to 1024 ; Wheal Ed shares are inquired for, and are waked 24 ; Wheal Kitty (Lelant) bare been dealt in at 164 ; and Pro vidence at 45. flit. John del Rey 3fitini shares are still inquired for and have been dealt in at 274 and 274. laputula are marked prem. 4 ' At a quarterly meeting of the Devon Elizabeth Mine, on the 9th inst., a call of 10e. per share was made. It was resolved that the 1,307 shares in smear of more than ono call be ahaohtely fsrfeited. At New Wheel Clifford meeting, on the Ath instant, the mine was divided into 2,000 shares, sod a all of 2s. 6d. per share was made. Whitfyd N ne, oa the 7th Wet., sods • een of le- GI. Per. share. _ . - • At the Devonshira Great Consolidated Copper Mining Company's meetiu on the 9th instant, the accounts showed a cash balmier! in favour of 17,1391. 211. 11d. ; and a balance of seem over liabilities of 101,6231. ss. At Clunewes Mine meeting, on the 9th inst., the accoun ts showed a debit IreLnce of 4191. 17s. 2d. A call of Le. per share was made. . _ Yerner lime, on the ith Liget., made a all of ss. per share. _ _ South Wheal Frances, on the 7th inst., declared a divi dend of 3/. per share (1,4880. The profit on the two months' working amounted to 1,7391. Is. sd. At North Crotty meeting, on the Bth inst., the accounts showed a debit Iraknee of 9871. 10s. 6d. The loss on the four months' working was 6081. 6s. fid. A call of 11. per share was made. From Bronfloyd Mine (May 9), the *gents state :—" The =gine shaft sinking below deep alit is proceeding most setidactorily ; the favourable indications still exist. The stopee, which consist chiefly in widening north the great rise above edit, and extending east of shaft, are yielding two much in accordance with late returns. Other surface and dressing operations are as usual." COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARKI.A. 7 (IFIUS . DAY.). Darin,/ the last eight days the weather in the United Kingdom has been all that could be desired for promoting vegetation. A succession of mild abundant rain showers have supplied the country with the so much wanted mois ture. The effect of this combination of wet and warmth has been almost magical on the country in converting its faded colours of a long and dreary winter to the fresh green now spread over the land. The rapecte for the neat harvest continue improving, but a p prehensions se to the final result of this year's crops are not altogether removed. Most of t'ae country markets held at last week's elope report a languid trade, and in several places • decline is the price of wheat of about bl. per qr. The attendance of the trade in Mark-lane to-day was fair, the tons quiet ; prises of most articles on the whole were unaltered. The supply of home-grown grain was small, end of country made flour small. The imports of foreign grain into London since last Monday were reported this morning se fair of flour, Am& of wheat, small of barley, and fair d oats. Wager. - Engli s h, with increased demand, sold readily at last Monday's prices. Foreign held firmly at had week's prima. Pique, slow trade at about last Monday's prices. Balmer less inquired after, but still firmly maintained at last Monday's rates. OLIN, with a steady demand, and a ready sale at Gd. to L. per qr. dearer than last Monday. BEANS.-English and Egyptian quiet at last Monday's currency. PUB firm at last Monday's prices. CURRENT QUOTATIONS, DUTY PAID. WNSAT.-English white, 46e. to 56e. ; red, 445. to .52.. ppee qr. ; Denten and Konigsberg, 46e. to 60s. per 4941 b.; Re took 545. to 56e. ; other Baltic pasta, 465. to 525. ; French, red, 465. to 50e. ; white, 48e. to 545. FLoaa.-Town, 445. to 46e. ; Norfolk, 34e. to 35e. per 2601 h. ; French, 38e. to 42e. per 2801 b. ; American (United States), 245. to 29e. per barrel. BAELNY. -English, 265. to 46e. per qr. ; Baltic, 30s. to 355. ; other sorts, 26e. to 28e. per qr. OATS.-British, 20s. to 28e. per qr. ; Russian. 245. to per qr. ; other Baltic porta, 23e. to 255. per qr. Buse.-English .ick, Me. to 38a ; harrow, 395. to 425. per qr. Foreign, 325. to 40s. per qr. Egyptian, 365. to 365. 6d. per qr. Pmts.-English boilers, 38e. to 40e. ; hog and grey, 345. to 35e. ; foreign whin-, 365. to 38e. FLA:warm CARGOES.-fiince last Friday 22 graindaden vessels were reported arrived at port of ft viz.:-4 wheat, 7 barley, 10 mass, and 1 rye. Sales last reported : Wheat arrived-F 2'14 425 . 9d. per qr., tale quale, B. L quantity. rairs a erriv-Ibrail sold at Liverpool, a u:1 40, t0 about 335. 6d. per 48011 e. Maize ors passage- • B. L., May, 36e. fid. per 49211 a. Barley arrived-- Danube, 295. per 4001bs. for - London direct. An arrived an° of Odessa ()kirks, partially imperfect, sold at 48s. per 4921b5., tale qua's. There are now off the coast about 18 cargoes offering on sale. viz., 12 wheat, 4 maize, 2 barley ; but held at prima which intending buyer refuse to pay. ANILIVALS INTO LONDON MON NAT 7 TO MAT It commie. Wheat Barley. 210 t re qrs. qty. Ma* .. 191 t 00 9119 0 960 Foreign .. 012 4243 .... Bear Pw Plow. ,„,.. brim orb. 44 .. 767 sae 360 77 100 10 43 .. 32 275 35 .. 756 Oata 1 4"i 1.1 Itni , 4607 E. C.Eall en 1 assa n !o. 11.11 =POEM I - MINCING-LANE.-(THIfil DAY.) The following public sales are adiertiaed for to-morrow :--- &gar : bads. West India, 12,000 bags Mauritius, 1,200 bags Bengal. and 530 bags M ad ras. Coffee : 100 casks plantation Ceylon, 700 bags native, and 1,400 bags Java. Our markets since Friday have been quiet. Beane.—A limited businses done at previous rates. Coma—A cargo of Bt. Domingo sold afloat at COL Gd. TlA.—Holders have very generally asked higher prices, and in tome instants obtained them, since the arrival of the China mail. Rice remains doll of rale. . . . . iia; i;;;;IIlify KM a steady appearance today. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady at the annexed prices : —Town tallow_ , Us. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 535. 6d. May to Juno, 52x.; July to Sept., Me. r Oct. to Dec., 50a. 6d. PALETICULAIB OF TALLOW. Stock on hand this day Dellvety last week Ditto trout lat June Arrival last week _ .assirsi "74! -. 533 103,401 51 08,436 53. OrL Ed& 3d. DM* Dora let J Price Y.C. per cwt. Ode day Ditto Town last Friday 9,0416 1.868 41e,Em 613 91.136 36a. 3d. 665. 9d. 26,731 ma? ...66i 98,661 698 6d. 646. M. Arrival for the week . ending 271 d of May last Mar, 406 maim. and delivery 971 reav• The arrival last week Lempriaed 132 emits from Australia. PRO auks from South America, mid lie other places—total, 641 casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a short supply of beasts, and consequently trade a brisk at higher rates. The number of cheep is also smaller, and prices are higher. Good calves and lambs are is demand, bufquotations rennin unaltered. From Germany and Holland there are 240 beasts, 2,900 sheep, and 103 calves. Norfolk and Suffolk2,7oobessta, and 100 from the northern and midland counties. Per stone of fibs. s. d. a. d. Per stone of Blba s. d. s. d. Best Scots. Herefds. 4 10 6 2 DastDmot Ht dash 6 4 6 6 Best Short-horns 4 8 5 0 Hest Long-w 0015.... Second gnat bawls 68 4 4 Do. do. Shorn 50 6{ Calves Pigs Destronstl2ll-breds —— Lambs Beasts at market, 3,440; &asp and lambs, Hama 136. Ptgs. 400. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the change of temperature has catmed the bine to make a little pro. great during the but week. The market is firm at an A mami of 2s. to 3s. per cwt. since this day week. LOCAL amuck mamirrs. TaTnronc. MAT to.day: Birkenhead._ 191—ltdin burgh, Perth, and Dundee, 82—Lancashire and Yorkshire Batt , way. 1041 4—Lancashire and Carlisle. 206—London and North wesiagns, tole j r —Ditto Sharer, la 3d. Manchester, Shef field, and Lincolnshire, 40:—North Staffordshire. 84 db.—South lastem, 46—Grand Trunk of Canada, 81—Dutch Rhenish, dig. —Liverpool ratted Gas Compaay, 202. MaSCRESTML MAT It—T he re was • further decline of prices, and the market closed heavily after but a moderate business. Eastern Counties. 10;--Drat Western, 601—Grand Trunk, 8 5.16 —Great Ship Pref.. 1.16 p.—Leed• 1041—London and North Western, 1011—Ditto New Bighths, 1.18 p.—Sheffield, 441—Mid land, Un--South EaSielll.l6. Brarniosas, MAT 12.—The only sales reported to-day were of Birmingham Bank shares at 291. The closing prices were Birmingham Guaranteed, 76 761—Bouth Stafford:4 101 n—Bir minglual canal, 06 961-111nolaghana Fire shares, 103. buyers. Badness quiet. TH UNDERRTORM. —On Friday afternoon a very heavy thunderstorm broke over the north-east coast. At Ryhope, near Sunderland, two stacks of wheat were de stroyed by the lightning. The fine showers that have ' been felling in the counties of Durham and Northumber land since Tuesday have produced an almost magical effect upon the pastures and the face of the country, the air being exceedingly mild and warm. The weather took a stride last week from bleak wintry winds to summer heat. The food prospects have vastly improved since Tuesday, and hay and other fodder fer cattle, which way at famine price ten days ago, were comidg down rapidly in Newcastle market on Saturday. A young lad in %Raffia, named Alexander Watson, both deaf and dumb, and a cooper to trade, has been of late telching some boys, fi sherman's sons, to write, and encomia so well that, though his pupils have only had a few lessons, they can already write very legibly. Re teaches them in the cooperage- - a barrel forming the desk, and a smaller one o sent.—BaxishireJoerned. CILYRAL PALACL —HALT- A -CROWN DAY. —S i- TORDAY, NAT ayment, 1,426; ditto by steam tickets, 2,603 ; total viaitorap, 4,031. 1 1 f i•