The Sun. — London, England, 1852-05-10 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, MONDAY EVENING ) MAY _ ____ - the would be unable to keep the opera open. Now ; 49th Regiment, against Lieutenant Graves Ackland, the PANAMA RAILROAD. • LAW INTELLIGENCE. PRICES OF SHARES ; n VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, May 8. l nothing was more common than to find managers of 1 barreckmaster. for barrack damages, amounting to ~.., n tw ANIIS, ASSURANCE, AND OTHER COM. . b (From the Panama Herald.) large establishments subject to such vicissitudes; but ' 19/. Ss. 4d., which have been paid by Mejor Hart to the (Before Vice-Chancellor PARKER.) PANIES' STOCK. ' d 'Re Panama Railroed was regularly opened for travel was that any reason why his private and civil rights barrewkmester, wherein he eccused him of " perfect THE RIVAL OPERA 110116 ES. on the 15th of March, and passenger trains pass daily should not be protected? If the Court cant a man fraud," have delivered it as their opinion that the From the Official List. I LUMLEY V. WAGNER. , c over Wom the Atlintic terminus to the Buyo Solde.do, I should have no enjoyment in his property because he was " charge is unfounded." CUBLISIIED EVERY TUESDAY IND FRIDAY EVENING. a leaving the former place at half-past six o'clock wet , and (Continued in debt it would be the first time he had MILITARY PATAcONIANs.--It is supposed that the from our Afternoon Edition of Sa'urday.r LnNDON. FRIDAY, MAY 7. 1 the lattice at four o'clock P.M. Mr. BACON then proceeded to address th.el,Cdoutortthine ever heard such an unjust doctrine propounded. 17th Regiment, now stationed in Dublin, possesses the -......- 1 A new city, called Aspinwall, has been founded at the support of the injun . ction. This case was entit e With regard to the expression which had been so much tallest o . fficers in her Majesty's service and the Corns is SOINT-STOCIL ZANIES. gulf terminus of the read to Navy Bay. most serious consideration of the Court, as, a e t e le o a f st th se e commented on, and the trietranslation of it, which in admirable w D o E rk p i A n i g iT o4d E e ti r T . - ._ Within the past few days we have had occaelon . to far as My. Lumley was concerned, it was a ca had been objected against the plaintiff as a piece of ORDNANCE Exercis ' e ground has • F tam Dividend Amount c make an examination of the Panama Railroad, from . its utmost Importance.. Mr. Lu . mley s red the services of he um ot the Name of Com an fraud, he was perfectly indifferent' whether the Ger- ordered for t . troops at Cork, Wateldord, AY. per of Paid. Price. ~ had made arrange- Annum. Shari. terminus en Aspinwall (late Navy Bay) to King's stamen, ments upon the teams of having eecu man were translated " That England was to be valued Kilkenny, and Athlone. ____--- -- -- - 1 a distance of about 20 miles by railroad, and about . 40 the lady who was now before the Court; he had incurred pe th rs e o e n ifi al Aa.d.A s. d. 1 by the river routre. We left Aspinwall in comp an y with g roat expenses on this understanding, and if he were not only fez. her money," or " England rewards only with her ENIIOLLED . PENSIONERS.-The spring drills . of the lestralana ...... •• .• 51. per cent. 40 0 0 40 0 0 46% C B o ri l t o s n h i : l o . rtli A .. morican 54. per cent. 50 0 0 50 0 0 ___ Mr. John L. Stephens, the President a the comp an y , able de compel the completion of the contract he would money ;" the mea ning of the sentence was that their only Le T ca h l e C L o r. m )rd p s an o i f es th b e el A on d g m in ir g ai t t o y th h e av L e e v n e d r o y n c d o is n t s r l ic e ts, a w e i y ll Commercial of London W. per cent. 100 0 0 20 0 0 - • reason for coming to England was the money they commence on Monday next, and 31:. George Law, a prominentdirector and v h ery large sust h ain great lose. It was true that the Court could not, should get, and he would defy them to get out of that . nt r t 1 e ly er i s ne o r f eas t e li c e i d in ock h y e a i r g el ht br n ie r Gloucestershire ...... miper cent. - •• 21. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 - I stockholder, and Mr. M. C. Stcry, one of t e largest per aps, compel the .specific performance of that con pr , o r Do u r e t n tnoc a ,i n a :_ i eo W ,if . l e . - - i Meaning, try how they would. He considered that if this g or a d d e e r s e s ei s t r h o a s t y su h c a h ve of lonian .............. railroad contractors in . . the i world. These two latter 1 tract, but it c ould interfere to prevent a violation 61. pr cent. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - , 1 unnetion and f 't, dto revent ae a consequence of such violation, had been a mere mercantile affeir there was no do . ubt blk be ond tbe bl . - ' • • London and County .. 61. per cent 50 0010 0 0 - • gentlemen were on a visit or persona exa , e , oi an that it would have been disposed of long ago, and if it Li , y , capa i 'ties ot their regimentals, aro r s . .e t na l. a n. i . n; : t .. r 6 8 / 1 .. p p e e r r c c e e n n t t : . 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 20 5 0 0 0 0 _ 29% 1 I we availed ourselves of their offer to accompany them in the gains whi P ch Mr.'Lumley would have had by the ful gational of Ireland .. :: 8 41 1 : London Joint-Stock ... 61. per cent. a 0 0 0 10 0 0 - i fit ment o f t hi s contract from going into the pocket of had been a bale of cotton sent for sale, and a prehibi- to be suPPited with new clothing by th e contractors , their trio of observation. At Aspinwall we found everything instinct with life and the opposing parte . h 'es. S Hi - Honour was asked to ditcharge tory clause in the agreement, it would have been We understand that Lieutenant-Colonel Tierney, of p p e e r r c c a e n n t t. , 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 ---- er Imse . enforced without half this discussion. With regard to the Coldstream Guards has declined to off 11' lf as motion. Many large warehouses, three or four hotels the injunction whic was granted upon an information Cork, althoegh requested Oriental BanteCorpora. Sl. p ct. & bs. 1 215 o o 25 o o 36 , the letter which was brought forward as having a candidate for thp ceur"ity of gat. Provncial of Eng. : 61. per cent:l 100 0 0 35 0 0 - ! and numerous private dwellings were either already con: ex peke to a certain extent, but etill one upon which 'weft been written by Dr. Becher to Mr. Guernsey, informing to de so by h many Influential Conservative residents. Ditto, New. •-.• .. : 6/. per cent. 20 0 0 10 0 0 - ; e tre cted or in the coarse of erection. A large and com- p a rtie . 3 were h D ear ß d• It was said that the contract was en _ n th ri o t r y iz a f t r i n o m n onthtehme him that he had had a bill of _Lumley's in his bands Groundl..as bee d n ordered to be purchased for a min a; a y u a t h u eolith Austrella ••. • • • 6/. p. ca & es. 25 0 0 25 0 0 - , ruodioue brick edifice, desigwed as the office of the cent- tered wtobyyjerg.neirceh, ewritwhinthutouatn dithonoured, Dr. Becher had since made an effi tary bum groun at Fermoy and Bine Callen 01 Australia.- • id. per cent. 25 0 0 2e 0 0 - ' pany, Was rapidly stridieg upward, under the active part of the e••• ,tht 't • in • I f a b davit that he had never written such a let- PoRTSMOUTEL GAP.RISDIN.-On Major General Simp• Ditto • • ...... •••• •• , 61. per cent. - -to discertime h e the trooping of the Queen's colours in the ' ll ala ••'• ' - 2100 - i ener gy of a hendred m i asene, biicklayers, a . nd j o ine . rs, to . act as their gr. ;11, 3 I was 0 mann ro ta t, em y enta.tion, and further by suppression of mate- ter, or ever knew Mr. Guernsey at all in his life. lion inking the command. of the garrison, he geve orders c crn nirn oetf h t o a nn i dne • • 71. per cent. 50 0 0 10 0 0 - , We hed the pleasure 01 neeng present at the interest -in misrepres 40 0040 0 0 - g rial facts. Ile trusted, however, that he should he able The law on the subject being perfectly clear, he con ceremony of laying the corner stone of this banding. • 1 to setisfy hie. Honour neat the matter as it was orieinelly , field on Monday mornings, as Lerge &eclat have been constructed, so that veseels he erecti tended that on the facte stated he bad made such a Lieutenant-Leave:morn' . e e co during the commend of Lord INSZILANCE COMPANIES. d presence on ee rs app 'cation was the truth 1 drewiag upwards ot twenty feet water may he moore i . d tt• fi i l• ' ' case as entitled him to re'ain the injunction he had had been t , • • sanly et teem sides, and another, intended solely . . G • d h ' b for the ot the case, ae tat it had not een originally obtained. Of misrepreaentation, suppression, Frederick Fi zelarence. We understand that the inha- Name of Company. Dividend Amount per of Paid. Price , success u y over, rown y any o te a . avits fll a,h b f b (fie • or fsaud, there had been none on the part of the hitants intertd edereseing the Major General on the sub Annum. Share. use or the United Staten Mail Company's steamers is ie l hich bad been quest that these grand Military spec- ----------- ---- --. the cannel of con etructiea by Mr. George Law. Severe , s s w o a r a n h o n . , e ot e r : ‘... c p ta h s •n t le on plaintiff. There was no law in this country which would ject, with the re __--- 1 t t w he fact of Baeher jostify the course which had been taken by the defeat tacle3 may be remmed to the advantage of the town and A 1. d.l£ s. d. vessets were arriving and discharging their cargoesdh t ority to act as tr t , ,or 'the Albion ........ ••• • •• \Yeomen 't . ' h The Troops at Florian end Valetta-Royal Artillery, dants in breaking the engagement with the plaintiff for the delight of visitors from all parts of the surrounding 31.105. IWO 00150 0 0 86 ' these docks', aed others were lying at anchor a short i•-• a ~ iis true t at . there vrere contra ictions, and Alliance 12 rit. and For. 71.145. 6d.b5.1100 00111 0 0 22% ' engaaed. in to a certain extent conflmting evidence There were and Royal Malta Feecibles-have been argils Life ....... .. 41. per cent. ioo e o' 16 0 o - Ditto Marine. ••• • • • 61. p.c.& bs. ,' 30 0 0' 25 0 0 41% : tha sake of making the larger sum of meney which had country. tance from the shore. Men were busily between the l piles however, letters to ' shotg ihat th ' e contr . act, after it hbaid been offered to them by Mr. Gye; and under these Atlas .••••••••• • . • • • • 135.6 d. 'SOOOI 5 10 0 15% ' " cribbing in" or filling the spaceway on which the road runs some distance with stones, arge been entered into, and after the insertion of the prohi - circumstances he submitted that Mr. Lumley was enti- Buffs, tled to the remedy which it was in the,power of the Court paraded twice for Brigade exercise this spring under British Commercial •• 7s. 6d. 50 001 5 0 0 eai h we loured in the neighbourhood. tory clause, was communicated by Dr. Becher to the . _ . • n n Clericl,Med.&Gen.Life spr ct.&bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 19% quantities of whic we to grant. Lieutenent-Colonel Van Stra b a enzte, ot the Buffs. County ............ - Locomotives and tr ains of dirt and stone . car . s were con- Waoners confirmed by them and that from some day in arations 41. 100 0 0 10 0 0 100 h ° 1,. - ' - It being now the usual time for the rising of the Court, Prep are beina made ter a grand field-day, to Crown - .......... -14 s. SOOO I/500 16% stantly in motion, arriving at or .. departing from their tue montn of November 1851 the contract was trosted 6Stb, come off shortly. in es. Tile 76th aro to join on this occasion Ea4l° ' • h - In 1 a e - trundling t air ve lc es, .1 tuem as binding upon both parties. ' ' • N D and this being the last day of term, ow, r. rom the Cattoner • • Eqity and Law •• 4% per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 15% depois. Barrow-men were , His HONOUR asked what it was proposed to do with f . e District. The whole of the betide la th t t b • B h ''' f • dl d fid t th whit: e s ree 4 are eing ac er was upon the most nen yan con en terms European Life ••• • • loaded with coral rock, wi . . have been ractisi 10s. 20 0 0 All paid. 12 reference to the future progress of this case? It was , P ng, and are to play together on the General ............ fact ever thi b • hem as a y . . ng, y stir of intimacy with them, was treated by t . . - 50 0 5% laid oct and constructed, and in f t Pt and activity, indicated more o , g , the spirit of enuine friend and as a useful friend and to that extent at impossi o o bl t finish it to-night, but, for himself, he was occasion. Glabe ........... -• • 61. per cent. Stock. ~ 139 Guardian ••••..• • •• • . 51. per cent ;100 0 0, 41 0 0 56 A • terprise than we have ever witnessed in this least, was entitled i to treat and to act for them. In a letter, ' ' uito prepared to sit on Monday, or any early day which Imperial Fire --•• •• 191. per cent. 500 0 0 150 0 0 256 merioan en q iht be enient. cony . Imperial Life - •• - • • long before this transaction, from the Wegcers to Ba- m g THE LONDON GAZETTE, May 7. 12s. 100 00110 0 0 19% 0 ()unary : h b h ld be Mr. BETHELL said tat he thought @s ou Indemnity Marine •• •• 11.11 e. Br, as. 100 0 0I 20 0 0 50 fter havin seen* near! Leaving Aspinvrall, a. _ _ g, . •y two cher, there were express . ions used which left no doubt DIVIDENDS. obliged to ask his Honour to sit at ten o'clock on Mon- Law Fire .--.• • • • • 23.8 a 28.bs. 100 0 0 210 0 3% here with no inconsiderable satisfaction, we pro- that he was entitled to act for them in other contracts. At the Court, Basinghall-streel. Law Life............ days t day, and be would engage for himself that the case y - too 0010 0 0 46% i* din cars along the road to Gatlin, A lar ge por. They were first introduced to Becher at Vienna, and R. sernon Legal and General Life 50 0 0 20 0 5% ceede shouldb fi•ladb 1 'I k e Ms e y twe ve 0 c.oc-. ger and P. Isemonger, Littlehampton, Sue• London Fir .. - 103. & bs. 25 0 0 12 10 0 - f this section of the road has been Mid on piles, all negotiations had taken place between them with respect sex, merchants tioa o , 9 May 29, at one-C. W. Graham, King's LondonShi e -- - p -•••• •• •• 10s. & bs. 25 0 0 12 10 0 - • h are being rapidly cribbed in with dirt and to the establishment of a German Opera in London du- • Armt-yara, Coleman-street, City, merchant, May 29, at Marine.. -•-•• . • .... 15s.per share 100 0 0 15 0 0 15% of whiz POLICE INTELLIGENCE. atone by hundreds of workmen, who employ locomo- ring the time of theExtibition,which was afterwards, how- half-past twelve -J. Millard, Reading, Berkshire, cop- Med. Invlid &Gen.Llfe 4%1. per et. 50 0 0 20 0 2% tives and trains of box cars kr the service. This has ever, abandoned. La stetter from Madlle. Johanna :alertly BOIV-STREET. . persmitte, M ay 31, at one-E. Wickins. Faversham, Monarch ••••• • • • . 50 0 10 0 les (al arational Lean Fund... 51. - * per cent. 20 0 0 2 10 0 2% anger been considered, and no doubt w3S, the most after this to Becher she said that " elle never would wish An elderly man, named John Middleton, a native of Kent, linen draper, June 1, at eleven-J. Richardson, Palladium Life 5l. per cent. 50 002 0 0 en •ri mat Ed eware. ( la m ella pert of construction of the whole road. It passes for a better chargé d'agaires than Becher," that "he Sligo, was brought before Mr. Henry, the sitti g . i h g road, ironmonger, Jane 1, at eleven-L. J. 31. p. sh. &bs. - - - P er l o ce fe n s i t * nal Li fe . • • • through the most swampy portion of the whole route, could not have managed hi 3 own business better," and that gaistrate, in the custody of Inspector Baker, A divis o , Nerinckx, Great Portland•streer, Marylebone, silk proyid ° Lif " - 51. per oent. 6 5 0 010 0 155.0 d aud had, of vane, to be constructed on strong piles. " she left all concerns, including money matters, to his on a warrant charging him with sending a threate . ning mercer, Jane 1, at eleven. ent en .. .• Itock Life ........ .. - ss. 10 0 0 40 I 0 0 010 0 7% The whole its being rapidly filled up by cribbing and management, being sure that he would manage letter to the Earl of Derby, in oonsequence of winch a In the Country. !loyal Exchange 6l. poet. & bs. Steck. all 225 x embankment, so that in a few days it will be as firm and them better than anybody eltse for his child" (meaning breach of the peace was apprehended. F. Ingha m , - „ 213 Doncaster, grocer, May 29, at ten, at the in ie l it - t i f e- - - • Ti V., ' solid as the better porticos of the road. Distance from Miss Wagner). That of course was sufficient to show that Mr. Reynolds, the solicitor to the Treasury, a d d tten e Council la -all, Sheffield-T. Occleahead and C. Cum- united • Life ..... 55 Kingdom Aspinwall to Gatun 7a miles. up to March, 1851, Becher had been engaged by them for the prosecution. 'its Live ml , rpool, commission agents, May 27, at eleven, Usiversal Life lO% ct.&bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 29% From Gatun we proceeded in cars along the line to to trans to act business for them, and he was very much The Hon. Patrick Talbot, private secretary his at the Court, Liverpool-G. Rennie, Liverpool, mer- Victoria Life ... - 412 6 a% Lion Hill. The road here, with the exception of a surprised to find that the Wagners now committed theme Lordship, stated that on the 23i of April last . l he re- hant M c • -ay 27, at eleven, at the Court, Liverpool-J. eived the letter reduced at his Lordship's officia re short distance, is laid upon sleepers without piles-the selves to the assertion that at no time was I3acher their c p . Howell • , Liverpool, bookseller, May 2S, at eleven, at the BRIDGES eerth being firm and conapact, and the slight excavations agent. Becher, it appeared, had afterwards interviews sidence in Downing-street. It wad inclosed in an 011T0- Cella, Liverpool. Dividend 1 Amount or embannnsents making 3 road as solid and beautiful as with them in reference to making engagements for Madlle. lope directed to the Earl of Derby. PAYMENT OF DIVIDENDS. Name ef Company. per ef Paid. Price. can be found in any portion of the Inaired States. Dis- Juhanna with Mr. Lumley and M. Roqueplan, the di- The following letter was Omit read:- Annum. Share. J. King and J. F. King, Islington, builders, Is., any . .--- -- -- -- - tenet: from Gat= to Lion Hill 51 miles. rector of the Grand Opera at Paris, and he would have "My Lord,-I hope you will act wiser. You will T nesday, between eleven and two, at the office of Mr. A. 2. d. A. a. 41. _ From Lion Hill to Miller's Station the road is of a the Court remember that a , i , „ 11 throunh the affair these ardon me a feeble sub - ect for tellin ou that you are Pennell ' , 13 .' „ . ,J , , gY. la • t - , Guildhall-chambers, Basinghall-street Ffungerford.. •••• • • • • - _ - very enamor c l Into t e jus ice , n • n ametee , th e w ork strong and well done, two operations were going on slinultaneously ;ne not acting wise* , in refusiog to exam.ne , 0. warkine, ch ea p s id e , t a ilor, lind., any Tuesday, be- Southwrk ...... • • - - 16 and with no embankments or excavations of importance. handed to them a print , ed form of Mr L rale ns of m case which is now before your Government, ana u ' ) y ' ll k h - di tad While l i , tween eleven and two, at the office of Mr. Pennell, Guild- Ditto Nw of 7% p.c. 703. per oont. 50 0 0 Waterloo - 100 0 0 - _ an Distance from Lion Hill to Miller's Station, 11 mile. engagements-it was the common form used which you we__ _now cannot ee contra-can- aall-chamber e , B as i ng h a instreet. Dittn Old Ann. of 81. 2/. Bs. Od. - 60 0 0 24% This side of ktiller'a Station the road is completed, in that establishment, kept ready to be live, my Lord, to you I shall look tor justice aed where- w Masteman,Charlotte-street,Portland-place, builder, Ditto Nw ditto of 71 21 2s Od 40 0 0 22 3in running condition, up to a point between Buy° signed by every artist who might enter into an engage- ever you are I will stand beside you to 'demand my ' , Vauxhal 35. 4d., any Tuesday, between eleven and two, at tne -____.l i•• . ... Ay. ' * . 21 . . .70 - 10 3 - - an o;dttdo and Agua Salad, or King's Station. One of the ment with the Opera; and the second article was that right. Feeble as I am, it is in my power to e . x o•e the P ' and office of Mr. Pennell, Guildhall.chambers, Basinglaall- iffAIriIIE.WORES. f work which we examined on the prohibitory article which had been so much discussed. iniquities of the case, and to show my afflictions; street. t best specimens o Wa ner objected to this form as bein com tic e woe betide those who refuse me aistice. I pray, my j,„. . , , Dividend Amount whole route is the corstruction of a cu l ver t o n 3 very AL g . g p at d, . j . . tennstie, 3a., any Tuesday, between eleven and two, Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. ' k newn out of the side of the adjoining and Dr. Becher desired him to write out a form of en- Lord, you will give me an answer to this. hard gratute roc , , „ at the office of Mr. Pennell, Guildhall-chambers, Basing- Annum. Share. min, and hand:tensely cut, dressed, and formed into gagement, and ultimately an engagement was signed, in (Signed) " JOHN IMIDDLETON. RIO= hall -street. --_----- ---- -- a calvert near Miller's Station. The work is on Miller's which, however, this stipulation wee left out. This The prisoner-I signed that letter, a ud I will never . Z s. d. A a. d. G. Bonny, Gravesend, victualler, 23. Sd., any Tuesdan, East London. .... 8 1 156 hich tonether vOth the very superior work along point Dr. Baeher had reirl had been well considered, it deny it. . per ont 100 0 0 - between eleven and two, at the office of Mr. Pennell, Grand Janctien •••• •• 41. • 65% line, w • • e ,- . • ' . business per mt. 50 0 0 - in on the whole of this line, reflects great credit upon Mr. was accepted by the defendants. and bY some mis- Mr. George Baxter, a chemist, carry g . . Guildhell-chambers, Basinghall-street 41. per cut. 100 9 0 - 80 Miller as a civil engineer and faithful workman. From take was left out, and Dr. Becher believed him- at 198, High Holborn, said he had kno . . wn the prisoner Lambeth .. • • • • 97 Miller% Station to Buyo Soldado is 3a miles. self fully authorised to add it. Here he would for a long time, and was acquainted wit h d h his an - C. Snelling, Gracechurch-street, hairdresser, perfumer, nen plo r _:• •••• •• •• 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 and hosier, 6d any Tuesday, between eleven and two, . e uompany.. 21.103 - - 60 Southenut & Vauxhall 51. per c • nt. 100 - 0 0 - - which had just •At B u yo Sonlado the work is rapidly Progressing, and pause to ask what would have been the use of writing; He (witness) wrote the letter h s . . . ~ at the office of Mr. Nicholson, Basinghall-street. West Midalosex •• -.• '6l. Os. pr cnt. - 10114 w ill s oon be completed to Agua Saint]. Thence it will an engagemement without this clause, what good would been read from the prisoner's dictation, w 0 igned it _ --. be rapidly carried to the crossing at San Pablo, wh e r e he have gained by Miss Wagner's services if they bad iu his presence. The prisoner, after it was cl . t d W. Laslett, Houston, Kent, hay and corn dealer, Is., -- ire° e ' any Tuesday, between eleven and two, at the office of DOOILIS. arraneeinente are already completed for the construction no been restricted to his theatre ? Mr. Gye had been posted it himself. Mr. Nicholson, Basinghall-street. I • d of a b7idge 175 feet long, with abutments of stone and bidding for her, there had been competition for her e n- The prisoner, in a very . excited manner, exc aline , Dividend Amount Mary Astle and Sons, Coleman-street, bookbinders, Name of Company. raid. Price. per of piles, or piers of truss-work of the strongeet character. gagement, and if ehe had come to this country wine " That he would have justice ;he demanded it 1 - n the Is. 81.1. any Tuesday, between eleven and two, at the Annam. Share. The whole length completed, over which locomotives and liberty to sing for Mr. Gye if she chose, what would name of the living God, and of her Majesty; justice both office of Mr. Nicholson, Basinghall-street. -.---. -_-. -- -.....--- - , cars are now daily passing, is 181 miles, reducing the Mr. Lumley have gained ? Clearly nothing-the great for himself and his family. - Xs• d Aa. d. boat travel on the river to about 21 miles, in3tead of 60, point, certainly, was to secure Miss Wagner Mr. Talbot said he coueidered that 5 pOrtiOn of the J. Ligram, Southampton , numerymen and florist, Commercial .. -..- .. 41. pr cent. Stock. • _ 90% 6s. Bd., tette Tuesday, between eleven and two, at the Eastand West Ind'a. 6%1. pr cent. Stock. - 157% to GOrpll3. The total number of workmen engaged cri exclusively for his own theatre. It was neither letter which had been read was calculated to lead to the office of Mr. Nicholson, Basinghall-street. East Country .•.•• •.... I 20s. per sh. 100 0 0 - - the road is 1,200. reasonable, nor according to common sense, to conclusion that an assault of some description was medi- 6. Smith, jun Warlter's•building3, Old Kent-road, London .•• • • ....... 5/ pr cent. Stock. - - .. Ditto Bonds • • • ' A road is to be cleared immediately from San Pablo suppose that Mr. Lumley would have taken tated on the person of Lord Derby. ••• •• 41. per cent. - '''' - corn merchant, ss. 3d., any Tuesday, between eleven at. Katharine ........ 3% per cent. Stock. - 834 to Gorgona, distance five miles and a half, so that by an agreement without this clause inserted in it. The witness Baxter, in answer to questions from Mr. and two, at the office of Mr. Nicholson, Besinghall- Ditto 80nd5........ 1%1. pr cent. - _ - the time the railroad reaches San Pablo, on the opposite He repeated, then, that on the 27th November, 1551, the Henry, said he understood the prisonar had been en- street. 3outhampten ........ IL leer cent. SO 0 0 I 50 0 0 I 9G% side cf the river, males will be ready on this side to re. Wagners received the contract from Dr. Becher with gaged by the late Sir Robert Peel to give evidence before Salter and Evans, Upper King-street, Bloomsbury, c l ayey - passengers, baggage, and freight, for conveyance to this clause in it, they received it thankfully, and they a Committee of the House of Commons respecting some and Cornhill, tailors, as. 91, on Saturday next, and twu CANALS. Gorgona, and thence to this city. did not think fit to efftr any sort of objection to it. And Irish fitheries, and it appeared that from the disclosures subsequent Saturdays, between eleven and two, at the i 1 i Dividend passengers, therefore, landing at Aspinwall early in here, with reference to what he said before, as to the which he then made the Government was enabled to office of Mr. Groom, Abchurch-lane. Names of ~,- rDividendt Names of the morning, can easily reach this city the next day by two contract& which wern being negotiated by Dr. effect very great savings. He considered that he had C. J. Powell, Kingston-upon-Thames, draper, 3s. 61., Companion. a l I per W i Annum. Price. c per ._, ce. "'P aul "' .a ',Annum. a . " twelve o'clock A. 21., making the ordinary transit with all Bacher, he wished to correct a mistake in the transta- been unfairly, or rather harshly dealt by, having et , on Saturday next e and three subsequent Saturdays, be- ---- -1 -i-- -- --- - neoeseary stoppages in one day and a half. It is eon- tion of the letter before the Court from Madlle. been twice sent to America with his family, and on tween eleven and two, at tho office of Mr. Groom, Ab- X 1 Ashtn & Oldh 98' ' A ; templatad, and we have every reasonable assurance to 1 Wagner, acknowledging the receipt of the contract, his return from whence, after undergoing great suffer- ,71. p. cti 140 Macclesfield. 100' 21.105. 50 church-lane. trarnsley•••• 1601 - - Neatk .. •• .. 1001 161. - that effect, that the r.ad will be thu 3 opened by the In the original German the word " contract" was in the ings, diecovered that his interests had been neglected. E. Howard and J. Gibbz, Cork-street, Burling,ton- arknk&Aere leol 51. ga Oxford•• •• •• 100 13 /. 135 latter part of May, or on the Itt of June ensuion. plural, the " sent contracts" (contracte übersekidete), He (witness) saw him for the first time about for years gardens, money scriveners, 81d., on Satnrday next, and Birmingham 401 41. 100% Peak Forest. 7g 131. 18e. 70 lit regard to the railroad between this city afd Gor- showing most clearly that these two contracts, from ago, when he accidently came into his shop to borrow a toree subsequent Saturdays, between eleven and two, at Coventry..•• , 100. 25/. 200 Regent's •• • • 33 I 1/. as. 16 gone, we have the pleesure to state that the whebe work Mr. Lumlay and M• Roqw-plan, had been forwarded pair of spectacles, having lost his own, for the purpose the office of Mr. Groom, Abchurch•lane. Derby ••• •• ;100, 61. 63 Rochdale..• • g is I 21. 42 is to be put under contract, ia one body, immediately. together, and the receipt of them acknowledged by as he stated, of reading a letter from the Duke of Wel- R. M. Forbes, Great St. Helen's, Bishopsgate, 4s. 3d ansmreeechsi 69 2% p. ct. 33% Semrset Coal lan - - Grand.functnlloo 3/. pr. ct 48 a i i Do.Lk Fd St 12 - - To thet effect tile contracting parties, Aiessrs. Schuyler, Liadlle. Wanner tegether in a letter, too, in which she lington. Ile at the time said the vessel in which he on Saturday, tho 8 , ,h inst., and three substquent Satin:, eDo., 6 pr. Ct. 10 61. pr. et . .l 11%1Stffra &were 140 281. 405 of New York, tent out an examining party, consisting calk(' Dr. Ilacher her '‘ beat friend," and desired him, started from America had been wrecked, and ha was in a Grand aurrey I 100 21. Os. 32% Shrewsbury.. 12 , - - aay s, between e l e v e n a nd t wo , at the ofacm f '‘l Ed of Messrs. Cross, Westion, and others, and who, accom- moreover, to make her compliments to Mr. Lumley and very reduced circumstances. o. r. - Grand Ualoni 100. 11.10 s. 24 Stourbridge.. 201. 290 145 wards, Sambrook-court, Basinghall-street. Kennt& Avul 39 4s. Oa. 5% Severn and • h referent-a to the alle ewien panied I,y 'gr. t.:•:enter, the \flea-President of the rail• M. Requeinien• Wit .- , 6, , that Prisoner-The vengeance of God await me if ever I •Ar. Hayhow, Ratcliffe•highway and High-atreet, Lancaster . :100 - - wye , iii. l 2 , 21.03. 24 read, I.•:.ve :Arcady ex-named the line, and have returned they 1 1 .,.1 only reconeiled themselves to tips iwended any injury to the Berl of Derby, who has . he- Leeds&Livrp 100 201. 455 Warwick& 1 Shadtvell, boot and shoemak ' d ' d er, 4s. 10 ~ on batur ay, 41 40 for Cae pii , po.3c ot making their report and the ettimates. prohibition, on the assurance of Dr. Baeher that he hayed most courteously towards me; but I feel pa:ned Leiceste- 'lOO 51 66 litirming... j 100 • the Bth inst., and three subsequent S d b - ..- • . ' a ' Teat; arr red in this city on :Friday week last, and lert would reek,/ it all right when they got to Louden. that Henry Goattearn sbould have employed parties to atur sys, etween tencetr&erthi 83 41. j 44a 4 frarwick i 100 31. 2 8 eleeen and two, et the office fAI Ed d S b k o r. iYar e, aM roo - ao . hbo hj 142 701. I 510 Napton.. ua reg : the I.;,er p . c. . : o h l ls t w d ,,k. Izolediately on making I Dr. Bacher had utterly denied having mede such a induce me to go to America upon two occssionn pro- court, Besirghaln street. Nionmeuthshlloo - 1 - Worcstr & - t 7 , 31. 33 their repert 1:1':1 will ne disPatehed with Viols rat ma- promise. With reference to th . e force of the particle , musing me situations for my sone, and after all de- - firming.) G. Whitehead, Fleet-street, p • t , „ elnteemrysh 100 - rin er, it. &menu or th• dd' • - wilts & Brits - I Is. 6d. 7% &Artery nece3sary `..):- ail purpesee. ami a contieerable des, which was so much insisted on, he wae ut. ' ceivina me, Meltnlawbry, 100 - 'ff Tent about it The ex re-seen e • s ' B. . persion of the work, we have good reason t*i believe, will terly inf.') t . . -p e i ... wa_, Mr. eater said the prisoner only wiehed that his Is. Sci. and ss. 2d. on new proofs, on Saturday, the Bth inet., and three subsequent Saturdays, between eleven GAS-X.XCIET AND COILE COMPANIES. he completnn and outer parts in progress, b. ! . " des la deuxieqle (I' Arra a Hambourg," and what- Lordship should have an explanation of his circum- and two, at the office of Mr. Ed d S b k war s, am roo -court, Dividend Amount ' fore a check ia given to the opezatione by ever might be the force of it, he contended that it was stances. Basingball-street. Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. t h e ra i ny neaten , m ea ntime e xtensive repairs only meant to direct Mr. LumleY where M. Wagner The prisoner Prayed Mr. Talbot to tell his Lordship T. Milward, Urfculrae, D evons hi re, m ill er, 5,. 6d , any Annum. I Share. and improwtmeete are to be made by the company would be about that time, and was never intended as that his family hai been ruined, and that no person itself en the Gergona-road; bridges are to be thrown fixicg the latest day on which the payment of the was engaged in the inquiries with reeard to the Irish Tuesday or Friday, between eleven and three, a ' t th - a --- -- I .e. s. d. A. a. d. ---.... office Oh Mr. Hernaman, Exeter. 11. 40 0 0 18 0 0 105 i he made across the streams; the aleuf•Ths are to be well filled, and three hundred poucds was to , _ , The fisheries except Middleton, the Government cooper, who j, Cogle, Limin British •••••••• • • •• • • la• 'II d f Ditto Provincial- •• 11. 81. 20 0 0 90 0 0 15% gton, Somersets ire, mi er an armer, eb a wors t ascen ts and descents along the sides of the affidavits of the Wagnere Placc° l Dr• Eaaller in an was noW Without a home. He was not, howerer, a co- 3 ,. ed., any Tuesd a y 51. 90 0 0 - 116 Brighton • • • • •• • • • • • ' Or F 'd ri ay, between eleven and 61. ;100 0 0 150 0 0 ; 125 m ount ,' ea be changed cud repaired, so that it is entirely different position to that which the letters of both war d, much less an ass ase t n . _ins are , , three, at the office of Mr. Hemmen E City of London ••• • •• 175 0 0 31 5 0 .1 1 be clear! showed h e ied in relation to them Th ' snppoeel that all future treernaand transportation wi. . y a o . ceup t • en. , xeter. Continental c onsolidat . Mr. TIENRY observed that the course which the Pri- .J. E. Clarke and C. Buckl es , Manche s t e r, contractors, Equitable- ••••••• •• " 50s• , - m a i . 50 0 0 50 0 0 27 'on at all object Witi ore n e the anenc of D.. Becher a by this retina arid that there will be no occult ~ p d ia t . a y . ,nd soner had pursued was not calculated to forward his 14a 3d., any Tuesda 51. 00010 0 0 13 herntier, to Use the CrlIV.3 road for those purposes. they stated wha t was e vidently untrue, n!e., that they views, however just his claims might be. 3', between eleven and tth one, a e Great centrai:•• •• •• • . at bonus. 50 0 0 50 0 0 70 office of Mr. Fraser, Manchester. Imperial •••••• • • •• • 61. 40 0 0 40 0 0 46 had onl • a sli We may tvid, in cenclusion, that one of the chief ob- _ e ght knowledge ot ' him rior to the 1 F P . st o. The prisoner said he knew Lord Derby would do him j. Howard, M Independent ..• •• •• - --accleefield, silk mannfac'u 1 lld rpm s. ~ London ••..••• • • • • • - - 50 0 0 50 0 0 - • # re ~,,o visit to this city of A n n ee, Law was to exa- November, leen Though this was a slight di n . m any justice, hut there was a hungry hound et the an y Thursday, between t jecee -01 W-r 61. 25 0 0 710 0 - miee tlie Gergons route, with a view to ascertain the crepancy, test of their v it would serve as a era- Treasury called Trevelyan, of whose conduct ho had to L ee , Manchester. en an one, at tooee of Mr. d h ffi Do., Para. Preference 31/. per cent.l l s o o o 0 0 0 49 0 0 26% Phoinix .••.••• • • •• • • 51. 0 90 0 0 - feasibility Of 39 far improving the road temporarily as to city on more important points. Both the father complain. NOTICES Ratcliff ••-.•• • • .• • • IL 50 0 0 50 0 0 25U effect the above desirable object, and that, having ma d e and daughter declared that they never employed Mr. HENRY said that tho witness Baxter had acted in OP CERTIFICATES. United General •• •• • • 61 per cent. 50 0 0 - 39% 'II th Dr Becher as b • ' d him to At the Court, Basinghall-street. a t_•arefill exmination of it, he returns home, wi t 0 . teem agent, or authorne enter a very i n dn ceeet manne r in taking so active a part in H. Holland, Eldon-road, Kensin ' Westminster Chartered . 51. per cent. i5O 0 0 10 0 0 ; 7% intention of recommending tho adeption onsurth a c ourse i nto ~,,), agrttemout or to rece i ve mone y on their behale the pri3oner's affeirs. Tbe prisoner, however, waa the a t ene-J. Leach gton builder May 31, Ditto, New .. •• odh ____________ and E. L - ' ' , ISE COMPANIES' PRICES at once, which in all prohebility will be ful y 1 and imme. The most charitable conclusion as to Madlle. Wagner responsible person, and as he had some doubts as to his each, Waterbeach, Cam• bridgeshirep builders, Ma 3 -J M . I MIST OP SCOTT ___ - - diately carried out. that could be drawn was, that she had a very slight sanity he should remand him until Wednesday, in orde • 13 k hire r ing, er s , coppe r , • y I, at two . il ard, Read• -------- Dividend Amonnt of Paid. Price. ,-_,.........--,...............-------. memory, and bad forgotten her letter of August, 1851, to obtain the opinion of a medical man with regard to ninth, alay 31, at one. Name of Company. per Annum. Share. RAILWAY S HARE MARKETS. in which she described Dr. Becher as a most efficient him. Anne Bailes, Sh e ffi nn In the Country _ _ ____ l• : .........--........--- -- TT __ - , icensed victualler, May 29, at . d. X a• d . BRISTOL, Mir 8. charge d'affaires and the best of friends. Tney went on ANOTHER PRISO'NER CHARGED WITH A LIKE OF- •b C •1 ten, at t e ounci • 71 per cent. ,100 0 0 100 0 0 185 f the a reem Saocu Excuse:awe-The share market was quiet toalay, to sey that when 3 duplicate o g ent FENEE -Before Middleton had been removed from the Yorkshire, corn factor, al 23 hall, Sheffield-J. Norwood, Snaith, d Bank of Scotian ..... • in pany 8/. per cent. 1100 0 0 100 0 0 202 Th e on l y ,„1, 33 re p or ted were-South Wales, 31 ,n - West sees Produced by Dr. Becher, it contained bar ten minutes, a young man named Willia m Stuart L ee ds-F. Ingham, 1), ay ,at eleven, at the Court, British Linen Co ..... 81. per sent. 10 0 0 210 0 3/.lls. Cernwall, 3 1 ,e. dis. the le . , - ueuse to which they had fcrmerly ohjtcted as being Sheridan was brought up on a warrant, charging him a t the Council-hall, Sheffin ' newer grocer, May 29, at ten Caledonian Bank rank GI. per c . ent 10 0 0 10 0 0 10 ' LIVERPOOL, MAY 8. detrimental to the interests of Johanna Warmer a d • • 1 ff a •r , with a sum ar a ence. CERTIF.' d. ' City ofGhtsgow • Clydesdale Bank -•• • .. 6 11 % er cent. 90 0 0 10 14 0 0 12/ 3s CATES GRANTED Commercial Bank •• • • •11 71 er cent. 500 0 0 100 0 0 180% STOCZ EXCHANGa.-We , had a very euict market to-day, the y requested it shou'd b.. V' , ... ~uck out, but did not insist Mr. Re amide seid that the prisoner some ears ego T. Arnold, Elmore G * k•••• •• 61. per cent. 25 0 0 10 0 0 10 and prices had a downward tendency. Toe traneactions were upon it, as Dr. Becher said the matter would he sane- held 3. • ' an appouatment as a clerk of Excise. n y _ is . ._, . , loucestershire, timber dealer and miller, certificate of the LI Eastern Ban •• Fdinb.leGlasgow ß ,,,,,a 31. per cent. 50 0 I 0 0 I% lin follow :-Ambe-gate Nottingham, Boston, and Eatt June- facterily arranged on the' e ' 1 • L d a a.riva in on on. IE these rat class-J. Farniss, Almond- o t clank of Scot.. - ,100 0038 0 0 431; mother having died under circurnstance3 of a very b u ry, Yorkshire ' I ,i,en, 1 tlis. LC 1' d L -11' ' and Cheshire (late - irken lea; , arim, in., facts were tr• • , woollen c' th fa t t•fi n'" hang k ... 6% Per cent. 'eooo 10 0 0 15% 1...1it..t ae, it was a l most i mposs ibl e to cenceive suspicieus na'ure, he was apprehended, tried at tbe cate of the third cl ew et manu C urers, cer i - N a tional Ban ..... aaer awl Birkenhead) 18-Ditto, 22'. Shares, n i ctis* - that an- meenon f 51 ercent 20 A we, suspended until Dec. 22, 1853. North of Scotland Baal , •P • - 0 210 0 2% " Caledonian, 20 L , ---• ' • fe nee 1 / nar ters 9- i . a,. o the objeetionehle clause, preventing Central Criminal Court, in the Old Bailey, hut was PARTInat ' Royalf ank of Scotland 51. percent. 100 00 ' 100 0 0 132% Laucenhi . a -aaast yancaltare, Pre sre . , e et t e. t her singing at concerts, would bo ont d f th 1 -RbIIIPS DISSOLVED. nionf ank of Scetls.nd 81. per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 0 89% re and Yorkshire, 73 .11, - Ditto, Fifths, 5 i - "li it .°' to NI L 1 t m, e rom e etter acquitted of the charge of murder, but in come- E. Padmore and G Flans m et R • • Ir.umee on the 6 . ,h of Feb. 1852. Ye' sucsa was the . Hicks, Sslford, oil merchants-J. W r 'estern Beak .• ••• • •• 71. per cent. 50 0050 0 0 69% and & m u, , . 'dug Union), al a i dis.-Liverpool, Crosby, • queue() of certain faets elicited on that oceaeion case. Ia this letter tensile. Wa • ' Teylor and It Neill, e ; Alliance Fire and Life 41al.pr cent. 10 0010 0 0 21% N ew Q P'rta 21 -London and North-Western, 124-Ditto, gner virtually admitted the it was deensed advitable to dismiss him from his situa-. averpool, corn merchants-W. - . Goorantes .... 41. per cent. 10 001 0 6 171 61 uarters 'iv ct and asked that her a en Contra , . , pp ~... Dickins and W. Dick' ariusn •• n p•-alancheeter, Sheffield, and Lincoln- ranee might be post- tion. Since thc.t time he had writtea several threaten- - ins. jun.. Daventry, Northampton - at insur. 101. per cent. 100 0 0 10 0 0 25 shire, 6/. Nevi l'reier Caledonian re onstd for fifteen days. Suesequentl” 1. 1 ( shire, curriere-j, , ane G. La New Preference 41, nee ' 13 16 r*-Midland, Vp,g -Ditto. p D r t th a er wrote ing letters to Lord John Ressell, who considered it ne- Preston corn mer wson, , , in , of Glasgow Lilo.. 61. per cent. 25 0 0 2 0 0 41 6s Bacher and send ever bed j 1 - • cbants-R. Lightop c _.- e ..... 5/. per cent. 50 0 0 I * Dover. 21 w _...i , e per cent. p ate -South-Eastern and to r• ' , . . y Ya' canted they had cessary that ha ebould be given into custody, and he •er and J. Wcod, Manchester, iron Colonial Llt •• • _ 0 0 2% 8 Or.i. and Norte • 1 very had bargam in money matters ee • founders-M• T• To Edinburgh Life Insur. 61. per cent. 100 0015 0 0 22 and Limerick, 2e-w ett n ma Midland, 251,e -Waterford made a ~ _ . . , tpecially as wile examined at tbis court and held to bail. He (Mr. Yrie and E. Rhodes, Sheffield, Bar ite (A) "'53 Madlle. Wagner was prevented . singing a ; concerts, vevors-W. Elston Eng .& Scot, Law Life 51. per cent. 50 0 0 217 6 3% 610, -NCULLsr? ' ha"' - . Reynolds) would now read a letter which the prisoner - a n . , Ben., and IV. Eleton, jun., Worm- Life Assoc. of Scetland 61. per cent. 10 0 0 110 0 31. 15s STocia ExCHAINcs.-The b L ' ll ' - Y 8. and was not to be supplied with a carriage had written to the E 1 fD b dh h wood-street, teat • 3, builders-G Cousins and R Roberts, Life 5/. er cent National Fire and p . to 0 o 1 0 0 288.6 d usiness tr ^ • ar o er y, an e ord the Manchester, man f ' . • th British Instil'. - 61. per cent. 200 0 0 20 0 0 32 market to-day,was very limited. Th. aneanted in our share an d attendance. Now, was that like the act Magistrate would agree with him alter he had heard the j . Heiah li u acturers ot regatta stripes- Nor tish Union Insrace. 7%1. pr cent. 20 , 0 0 1 00 ' e.Od a a !,i-Matloeke, 2%-w nitebade e salei were-Caledocian, g os. a man who seriously believed thero was no existing evidence, that he _ought again to be held to bail:- - ' ' O. Williams, and M. Golstein, a e c ta ° n t dard Life •• • • .... 51. per cent. 50 0 0 7 0 0 ' 3° l”4 e b,,,,ter, Sheffield, aad Lincolnshirn and Furnees, 6ee-Slaa- During the long period that elapsed before Huddersfield, et , . . -Leeie, Fifths , 5 13-16 dia.- aereement? i ; i , New Preference, 13 16 p. -• • "Harrison-street, Grey's Irin•rosd, May 4. tataission merchants (so far as United Dep. Assurance 51. per cent. 10 001 0 0 ,20s Od dis.-:Nnin n - - ' Staffordshire e - . , i a-16 dis. tto, 20/. F Shares, 11-16 the signing o a f the artreement until April, 1852, not one "My Lord,-I had the honour eo • • ' me time since ot aa• , regards E. G. Williaras)--S. and T. Smith, Horton, Yorkshire, dyer% m e MISCELLANEOUS. d ' .d et d ' 1 nee wee made by the eke a.. ,s, an no was die- dressing your Lordship on . tat antineind e tw an Noy 8. comp a the following sub'ect:- Tr h - ---•• i..owes and J. Pett, Sandgate, inent, butc er-G. , Dividend Amount posed to think that nothing had transpired in this case Haviug been placed in an unfortunate position' ) an n W. Livesle M hester bob y, anc , . STocic Exemaicaß.-There was little o • Court to say that they which I was honourably released, I was most un• , from • bitimnaleere-w Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. -* and 0. Tapley, llkestone, Derbyshire, haro merket to-day. The Ohl_ 9 , r nothing done in which could induce any e n ent . . justly Annum. Share. the s in its entiret '. deprived of my station in the revenue. As m • , drapers-J. Sutton and G. B cklehurst, slacclesfield, _________-- -- tee --- and Birmingham (Bp ;l t ints reported WaS- were not hound by the agg eic 3' i y nus or- ei --- Shrere--J'a oiackstnitbs-W. T r° • Bath book- X• s. d. A. s. d. - - - -r--n---------- ------ ' nes are on -etch a nature that I oue The last act of the defendants on the 6th ci: tn ,_ . . o ht to be restored to aylor and D. Chivere, , binders-J. P Id wine and Assam Tea ••..•• .• • • - 20 0 0 20 0 0 9% 7RE ARCTIC EXPEDITION * April put the validity of the contract beyond the rights and privileges of a gentleman, I most ear- • • orter and J. B. Prest, Sheffie , iti uc en Mart •••••• • • 21. ss. 150 0 0 - 26 a . es were at Ham- ncstly appeal to your wisdom and goodness and humbly s merch spun . ants-- ell question. On that day the parti J. and J. Pearson, Goicar, Hudders anstrallan Aerictilturl 11. 100 0 0 35 0 0 16% eXtract a- a , Taa 10110' , vlog is an . . •aa a lener from II tary, and declared hope you will cause an inquiry into the matter. The field, stonernaso R-hcrt Wallace, prineipal 'r• burgh, and they appeared before ano ns-J Dyson, W. H. Ambler, J. Cooper, Australian Trust •• .. 61. per cent. - 35 0 0 21 Alexanler - li ,, ht k and R. Aconne nhe .rs so far as h_n 10-Mexican Mint.. 11. 10s. 10 0 0 10 0 0 23% linendrape ( g net -eth tO his feller. Mr. W a n ae i ) - to eeper at that the contract had become void in consequence of the fate of the lamented Mr. Percent was an instance of a e, etuuuersfield, egards a • Coo e J. Lane Ditto. Half Shares.. - - 210 0 - Care • 1 ''" ' ^ , float at We e i n n • oal deft), a eharge of , stipulated sum of 300/. not having been paid; adding at the danger of disregarding claims. I need not press r i ,, ~ P r and R. Aconley)-W., F., and , British American Land - , - 38 10 0 - the nneesenger c ~ L'ehth ~ ' e :- i. symothe csbi " Cape e. rath .„ 0 ,,, , A wpril 29 tem) the same time their beliefathat Mr. Lumley wee generally upon you that redrets should he afforded. It will at • '. net-inekers-S. F. and J. Elliot, West muister-bridge.n harness manu- cansaa•-• •• ........ 61. per cent. 1100 0 0'32 10 0 50 "I am happy r ,, rm yo to int- ..0 that we had th '-- e pleasure ar evident to our Lordshi fro • neglie•ent in money affairs, and that he probably would once appe . e y r, m )our, high factures-M oad, Lambetb, coach and Do 5 per cent Bonds - ..... dress- Ditlo, 6pr ct. Bonds 61. pe - r;cent. -- - 11114 ary end Sarah Bosley, Worcester, lron of entris that are in f e zrch of Sir rlfil h not u is part of the contract. She afterw . ar . de wrote qualities.-I am, am., tnakers-D we n City Navigation Bonds 31 per cent. - -93 a. of seeina the equet " W. S. SHERIDAN." ' - , Luy and S. -street D. Brown, Hanover , ."' They John Franklin. passed tbe lig, to Mr Lumle ex re s' a her renret at being obliged hthouse this morn- t s. y, 13 -s in 6 '') " . - Haeovern Longs. Gen. Revers. &Invest. 5 p.c.& bs,2/100 0 0 'lOO 0 0 94% • weSt with a head wind, light breve o take this course; but said she considere . dit necessary The prisoner-I don't deny writing the letter; hut I we quaro;tailora-J., J., and R. Broadbent, a Equitable Reversienry 51pr. cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 119 ing at BA3I , going - t od Iled r pros- consider his Lordship ought to be present in order to . • dersfield, millers (so far as regards J. Broad- Ditto wew ........ 50 0 0 710 0 - 1, a steamboat 4. t e for maintaining her re ut • ation and securing he from the S.W. Th e firs** ve"e , towing bent.) Gen.SteamNavigation 10 - p.et. 15 0 0 14 0 0 29 towin perity, but he (edr Bac P dal no hink that by such n prove the case. twoberauea; the second, a steamboat, , g one Lawr ie on) i t t . Hudson's Bay ...... • • - Stock. - 206 steamooat. ewe step she would eith • eg advance her reputation as an ar t tie() Mr. Talbot having proved the receipt of the letter INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. Hungerford ...... •• .. 21. 55. - 100 0 0 47 8 1'd a eteanahoat; the third, a ez- .or promot h • " • • t Thut and a clerk in the Excise, formerly a colleague witn n J. If 0110 London Institution ..• - - 78 15 0 5 o er private interests in this coun ry. way, Swansea. chanced signala with the Thin . W. D New Zealand Company - 25 0025 0 0 - a P. 31, the scpienro the contract was duly ratified and hireling on them was the prisoner, having identified it as being in his hand- „.,. arby, Dudley, Werce3tershire, retail brewer. , Ditto. New ........ - 25 0 0 12 10 0 - ' RS.-Eefore elosing thid, at - - n beyond all t . 0 .' i d I rth writinn w Houel tl3 rocer's aesistant. ques ion. a the preceding ay, tle a I .b. . 0, 1 , rundsbur ton, Yorkshire, g insic 11 Institution •• .• - - 26 5 0 - • 1 .1 G C are at erin NAV." they had made an en aa t' h M Cr to sine - at The prisoner said he was i n gre at distress, and teat • • ooke, Settle, Yorkshire, tailor. feninelr&Odent.Stm. 81. p. c.Pebs. 50 00150 0 0 11% the ea emen wit r. y wwwwwwwwww -anninn-----"-- Royal Italian O g - e ' eh was what induced him to make reference to the case of E• Pe Phillips sh rew , b , wire worker. Reversionary Int. Soc. 4%1. pr cent. 100 0 0 1100 0 0 104 p ra, Covent-garden, for a mu ' e are, . R. Ts Royaimansteam•• •• 41. p. share. too o 01 60 0 0 77 SE.J2LBOT''' 7 E MAILS' larger Sura of 'her Mr. Perceval. Ho meant no harm, and begged to A n te, Cambridge, publicae. " e Genersa nosnomm side wa n th money. The hypothesis on tne ot South Australian.-- 11. per share. 25 001 26 0 0 24% rai algthies that the mails are sent frois ab. o at the 300/ had n ' th submit that there wee no direct threat contained in hi s el- origin, Codsall, Staffordibire, flour dealer. VanDieman's Land.. I - leo 0 I 29 0 0 a - by tlianlgiiat -and Mby the inornr.g-allepatch. ) Mr. Lumle t 1 . ever been paid, but nos. T. Ma • rtt , , eyman teilor. - offered t Y ana De. Bach er st a t e d that it had been letter. Ile did not deny that b e h a d b een tr i e d at the _ run, ~ Tolveruampton, journ - When made up in : FrE , ln what When ti ., - 43 the defendants. Old Bailey ; hut he had been most honourably acquitted. B. Mitts, Cricklade, St. Mary, Wiltshire. MINING INTELLIGENCE. ilACFiti. General Post-efilee , Port dit' due. 1- " 3ll c , NonE-1 do n t 11 . HENRY said that considering the prisoner had I. alarsh, Dudley, Worcestershire, plumber. London, , patch e "' that in his amd a • o t ink Mr. Lumley mentions Mr. - , . , (From the Mining JosernaL) S. Will' Iler. ~.._________ ----e - Mr. BET . Tit ' been held to bail tor six months once before, for an of- , iams, Bristol, licensed victua A fair amount of business has been done this week i I ali LELL-And Dr. Baeh^ 1 similar description, he should call upon him u• hmaker Breaks, Chertsey, Surrey, watc • -r on y says in a very fence of a in the British dividend-paying mines, as well as others A mer i ca ( .-.,y Brit. pkt-)NI May I t ,„ _ ap e eepoe • • 1 A"" 1 . __,,,,, a qu fied way that he offered the 300/. to find bail, himself in 100/., and two sureties in 504 ot W• Rudd, Wiliam, Hertfordshire, victualler. 12 , Mr. BACoN Ird • - that are hold in good repute. In other mines there .4mereo, oy 1g..3. At.) la 'May is .. .. !Liverpool .. nem - - i his Learned F r - ed ha peace for twelve months. .T.'",,Enciall, Newland, Buckinghamshire, tailor. lea . n en eetee tey H.S. pkt.)Ml - .. : Southanipt. , . 14 ay a 1 sinuate that Dr. Bch b mean to in- each, to keeP t has been a considerable number of transactions, and Africa (Weet ecasi)• •le ,ltth of the month :Flyieloath !Jun° ‘ 3 ,,, because his aer ad cernaut• d nn V aughan, Hodgeston, Pembrokeshire, farmer. ' 6 perjury prices pretty well maintained. Upon the whole, the --- - .. thenane n ta * .. .. 4 - li, lath & 39th of me.' Dover • • maY - affilavit maght dh• Hughes, - T - c d Carnervonshire. Belga= • • .• • • . 14 ) " 1 Y • • - ..1D over • • D 3II Y, a "Ci explt tly drawn e eth not be very 11 1) • here could b THE ARMY AND NAVY. yn.y. oe , scoTca SEQUA- , a'STRATIONS. market assumes an active character, likely to continue, Bra ,.. ji _.... M. I9ta of the month ' Soathartpt. May ro doubt that Monsieur Wagner was a• 1 eno especially while capital for investment remains so abun- Avon Printfield, near ac.amec by the sordid (From the United Service Gazette.) J. Stewart and R. M•Gregor , Beene , Ayrgi .. .. M:9th of the month Soathampt. May 16 desiee of getting more mone a d `ll dant, the market for metals in such a buoyant state, and 4ANT SWAIN.-War- Linlith 0 w calico printers, ' to meet May Cell foraia(,via Chaeret) M 2,-Ift 17th of inentb ' Seathampt. .A r rev ed the alleged omission Y, ntat he seized upon CA.PTAIN HAWKEY AND LIEUTEI . .. . , gw, an ,asao ~ , d G' the favourable prospicts from the mines continue. Cape of Good Hope Nll4th ef month I Plymouth- . !June 3 to pay 3001. es an exce Uted at the Woolwich diviston of C •k' •R 111 t i 1, -• iuld Juno 3, at twelve, within arrae s, oya oe , nonstentinowee ...• Nlth 1 7th a7teofmo Dover -IMay 10 violating a bond fide en we for rants have been meet gagement. But th e in • 4' a l sembling courte-martial for the Glasgow. In the Bullion Market-Mexican and So th A • u merican central Am e r i ca .. M, ad & 17th of mon. 3outhampt.l.Arrieed en that point did not hold good-for th uejection Royal Marines .or • -3 dellars buyers at 4s. 10,1 , 1. ner CZ R 0 key and Lieutenant Swain, on P. Hough Glasgow card meker, to meet May 12 anu - , e e e • -ar suver Containing Chattel 'site •• .. ala Men., Wed., &rei..Sautkampt.;Te. Th. Sat Bache: heard that Madlle. Was, • 0 moment Dr. trials of Captain Haw- n h ' J ' a ' a's Royal Hotel, Glasgow. gold, all gold above five grains in the pound b "- Chili .. .. .. .31 17th el' thl month :Seuthampt.lArrived a ner intended to use charges arisinw out of the late fracas between t ese two une 1, at cue, within Comrl.,. tO e paid avment as an e F. Blaikie for, ss. ()id. per oz. standard. Bar i Franen .. - M tic N Twit:cal:l, .. .. Dover ••!Trvleedaity the non - In - xcuse fOr violating the (4 ., • ,, .. J. Blaikie I Blo nd e J an., arid G. , 7 _ s lver without gold, .-, eon., , . " Greeeet -- .. l'l , 7ta 17th 27 th of mo Dover .. , Mae 10 a gre2ment, he went to Harnburgh and effered t' h 1 . " Jr ' 'rm . ROYAL ARTILLERY .-The Edinburgh, founders to meet May 10 an ~ . d June 1 at 45. I l a d. per oz. standard. Bar old - : Ilamburgh .. .. IC Tuesaey & Friday London .. Taiis. bat. r the sum at his hotel. But it was s 'el - o enc. --EGMENTATION OF • ' tdd C I b* g , 7is. 9d. per oz. ove _ . o h s been ob- twelve within , ils' and Lyon's Rooms, Edinburgh. sanar . 0 urn tan doubloons tet Melland . • . . M 'Werit as re Satur. bonlen I Mee Thor a: the paymeet sane/ iun of her Majesty's Government a . ~. , t Dewe • , , B. per oz. standard. ' Rana mm , .: ' -- •. s b' 4 .I.: •• .' ' . of 300/. wae a condition precedent, but co '1 th b • 4- e . -• h R Artiller of S 800 .. . Int .th re. tee meet eouteampteMay 20 oyal y _ • , Wolforde ke, ce e -wrier to meet May 11 and June American gold coin, 765. 4d. , ) Irelsol. I t.h."43 was no stipulation tha' 'f• • • Ui, at e iso tamed Ler an augmentation to ta e per oz. I latina about 16s. Iska.k.-ri a - •• M,l N, Twice daily - .. ;Holyhead ..,T w i c ,,,i A ily w hen .--- .., .. . .i. ..heuld e e f or te- 1 ,000 men e „d 1 35 h ors es, which is to be distributed as 1 , at two, within the Commercia , 1 lon Lanark. per oz. Quicksilver in bond, 34, ' per lb. • aoutaana- )24 , aOtb ef the month , ganrilians pt I a lay 20 'o• on any peracniar day ? H 3'l In the Metal Market the d le-neat - eta-ere s• n• t - ' la, ' ' le r , ceroin a e rea 1 y en- follow.? :-To the Home Artillery, 35 gunner!, 11 dri- -.---.-----m•-- emand generally exceeds Mediteeeaa-e Teener , aT 3ti W . :. e4th air - dant:a a -0 ear •• l etay 1 , .• • d the t a young ladw Eras , ____ _. _-. en (vi a , raitte - , . the nupply.-Copper is exce d' ta could Lot vent, and 35 horses. To the Blttaliona, 934 ganners r *l' be schooner Cyn T thia ar- e ingly scarce, and orders Marittataat aa) tea t 3 Set Ota en a leevnaitoor„ ...., einter.- - are onl t k y -3 en at mol ten ~,,,,..n ,_e• It aOth of the month „Scnthampt.!3ray 20 be expec - . . long journey and drivers. To the Batteries, 100 horses. rived here this morning front Campeachy, in charge of . a advanced prices. Lead also is in great Xan ~ ,,uv il 5.1f1e I i 1 without first receiving an adv s ance of money; h request; a rise ' 3 , 1 ", ) , '. •• - N,Bth.#424tk ofmanthiDover -IMay 16 d she conla :use cbt- - a -at then Towa tt aa L aea paaa • -jt is in contemplation to mount for e i gn er i vv. l er l ea ving that port the captain T T . hortly a t in both these metals is contemplated.- manc e., ,t d••et al or v,,, month. a3oathampt ,Ar-'ved the affidavits shove d I. • ,in_n the 300/. if a heavy battery f Ili frent- tion of the o. guns on that part of the wa and mate of the vestel were murderehd by l a per , . he in Market has been in an active state during the week • th . Malta* .. - '• • lea9th of tke month • ISouthalatat:lala; IS she bad been so dispose . . was contended that the law of ing the Th mes extending from the Warder's Tower to crew (Spaniards), a couple of Englis sal o r, rs onls escaping , e stook of refined bring quite exhausted, and 1, 7 %.17th,1at1a 27th' 0 apply' to the agreement, but neither Oa t th D • ' '-' ' Pruacia ought t . Portuguese. the vessel Bann freely selling at an advance of 3/. per ton, clear - t e ns ii re 30th f ' i }Dover Slay 10 . 2„sv .. _ .. x: , a _ . o month ! law entered in th i' a e evil s Battery. death through the intercession of a p,pnl States* -.. Si \ s Zr i rah 2.5 th ones() Dover .. 111 lay 12 nor any other foreign :, t• Th e saght e st de- Dusan; GARRISON.-We regret to bear that fever was afterwards com ck to Campeach where lug the mark t • ) pelted to put ba .a ers , ay. y,_ , e .-In Tin I lates a largo trade has been renima tar... .. .. __ _ ste este ofrnelnover tee te gree into the preaent pie . 10n. _. 0 partie s w ere a ll in has broken out amongst the troops stationed at Aldbo- she went into quarantine, the Murd r . 11 1 ing informed a!)no in Coke, at 6d. per box advance, and a further a arth l7 tll27th f ' .• • aY - Para .. .., - - sei itth et te amo ;Southampt. ; May 16 the C ' as that fever prevai al on board to rise imm d• t 1 England, and the legal remedtes were to b e e ve k e d in rough-house Ba k d that several cases have ustom-house office •+ . . ~ . I e la e y expected. Tascany* ••• • •• la:sth lata a °,rnth ISoutharapt. Arrived h rrac s, en which the captain anti mate had fatten laments. The real meeting, on At South Wheal Frances bi.monthly 'West Inenee ••.. At 1,7 01 of ...-‘ of molDever .. :m a y 12 t e courts o . f the country. It was next said proved fatal. to be dissolved , facts of the e. e did not transpire until the two Englishmen M d om the last West Indite, (except 1 , z-' , mont h s outh ,,, mpt. .3 , a) . 20 that the injunction ought b-eause The Court of Inquiry held at Templemore Barracks on as on ay, the accounts showed-Balance fr g ea aane & arassal) MI ad ef the e au% . 1 1 the allegations respecting , . . Mr Lumley had not he , • _ . .Cfl dta- Tuesday, the 20th April, Brevet Lientenant-Colonel I managed to escape, when the vessel was boarded, and the ld 2 987/ ss. Id.; a . ccount, 6211. 17s. 11d.; copper ore so , , , d After andergein g a * The mails-0 those conntrlqa t „ 4 , 7 al •,..SontLampt.; Arrived - proved. They were told that ho wes involved in pecu- Thorala, 02d Hight d P • an ers, resident, to investigate the mun erers were capture . trial the F e b 677 t. os. 8d; , tin 0 01/ 17e -3 811/ I ebour cost for • s ringleader was shot, and his aecomplicei transported ' - ' "-- ' ' i ' 410/ 18s 11d.; trough Jilaatit y1.11 4 / a rdol ll4l e, - U '"`=cl ($) tire coaveyed b " d th - t it Was LIM at all U 01 1 14.1 Y utary daffiattltioa, an . • Y that charges made by Major U. G. Hart, COlraAndiEg DePet Unpriaoned. or March, 707/. 4a. 7d.; merchants' bills, •,_ , • , • dues_ eto/. 129. 2d.: dividend, 9924; 'Oaring nOtAuge $ 9 . XNEMILANC33 COMPANIES. Dividend Amount , Namo of Company. I - per Annum. of a Paid. Price Sh e. ------ - A I s. d.l £ s. 4. Albion •• •• •• •• •• •• • • Si. 10s. 500 0 0 150 0 0 86 Alliance Brit. and For. 71. 14s. 6d.bs. 100 0 01 11 0 0 224 Ditto Marine. ••• • • • 61. p.c.& bs. ,30 0 0 25 0 0 413 Atlas ..... -••••. • • • • 135.6 d. 50 0015 10 0 154 Irgus Life .. •• • • •• 41. per cent. 100 8 0 16 0 0 British Commercial - 7s. 6d. 50 00, 5 0 0 CA Clericl,3led.& Gen. Life spr ct.&bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 19% County .............• 41. 100 0 0 10 0 0 100 145. 50 0 0 I 6 0 0 164 Eagle •••... Eqity and Law •• 434 per cent. 100 0 0 50 0 IS 4 European Life ••• • • 10s. 20 0 0 All paid. 12 General ............ - 5 0 0 „ .5 Globe ........... •• • • 61. per cent. Stock. 911 139 Guardian Imperial Fire•••••••• 121. per cent. 500 0 0 150 0 0 256 Imperial Life --- . • 12s. 100 0 0 110 0 0 19% Indemnity Marine •• 11.1 k. & us. 100 0 0I 20 0 0 50 Law Fire .-.•• • •• .• 23.3 a 28. bs. 100 0 0 210 0 3% Law Life............ - 100 0 0 10 0 0 46% Legal and General Life - 50 0 0 2 0 0 5% London Fire ••• 103. & be. 25 0 0 12 10 0 - London Ship -........ 10s. & be. 25 0 0 12 10 0 - Amine.. -......• .... 155. per share 100 0 0 15 0 0 154 ied.lnvlid&Gen.Life 4%1. per ct. 50 0 0 2 0 0 3% Monarch •••• • • • • .... - 5 0 0 1 0 0 193. ed National Lean Fund.. 51. per cent. 20 0 0 2 10 0 23(, Palladium Life 5l. per cent. 50 0 0 2 0 0 236 Pacenlx .• . . - - - Professional Life.. •• •• 51. per cent. 6 5 0 010 0 153.0 d Provident Life •• • ..• .• 11. ss. & bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 40 flock Life ........ - ss. 1 0 0 010 0 7% !loyal Exchange 6l. poet. & bs. Stock. all 225% dun Fire.. - It 213 Ditto Life ..... - fl , 55 _ United Kingdom Universal Life.... .• •• 10% ct. &bs. 100 0 0 10 0 0 3936 Victoria Life.... - 412 6 5 1 4 BEIDCF22II Dividend 1 Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Share. ' ...I.l.l.ape•WOW• .m,....... ......m.... ~•i••••••.. ••••••••••••11 A. s. d. A. a. d. Ilungerford.. • • • • • • • • - - - - Southwrk .. .. .... .. -. 100 0 0 - - - 100 0 e -a% Waterloo Ditto w ... 0 . f . 7 . )... p .: c . .. 703. per cont. 50 0 0 - 16 Dittn Old Ann. of 81. 2/. Bs. Od. 1 I - 60 0 0 244 Ditto Nw ditto 0f,71. 21. 2s. Od. - 40 0 0 22 Vauxhall .. . . . •.• Ay . 21. 70 10 3 - - Iicr2LIPME.WORKI3. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Sham. .........--- -.. --_-..--._ Zs. . A I. d. East London. .... 31. per cut. 100 0 0 - 156 Grand Janctien .. •• .• 41. per cnt. 50 0 0 - 6536 Kent- -•••••- .. • • 41. per cat. 100 5 0 - 80 Lambeth ............ 51. per cnt. 100 0 0 - 97 New River Company- 21. 103. - - 60 Southmark & Vauxhall 51. per cut. 100 0 0 - - 101% West Middlesex .....• 61.04. pr cnt. - - - ---- ---- DOON.III. Dividend Amount Name of Company. per of Paid. Price. Annum. Shari. Commercial .• .... •• .. 41. p r cent . £ s. d. 16 2 % 05 i ..per sh. 100 0 0 A s. d. - 90% - 157% E Emt, c an o d an Vir tr e y st 1 .. n . d . ' . a . ..... . Stock. Btock. - - London .•• • • .•••• - 51. pr cent. Stock. - - Ditto Bonds • • •••• - 41. percent. - .- - it. Katharine -•••• •• 3 36 per cent. Stock. - 83 36 - - Southampton ........ 11. per cent. 50 0 0 1 60 0 0 I 26)4 Ditto 80nd5...... ' • 4 % 1 P . rPircec.ent. - 4321.NALLS. e; ;Dividend) Dividend Names of . Names of Companies. 1 per b per Price, C•LaPanles• A Annum. g , Annum. so -................. --I .£ I A Ashtn& Oldh 98 • i 1 71. p. ct 140 Macclesfield. 100 ' 21.104. 50 ey.. . 1601 51. es 0xf0rd...... t oo 13/. 1 35 - Neatk .. •• • • 1001 1 " ufirakrnnksl&Abr; 1501 Birmingham 40; 41. 10036 Peak Forest. 73 1 31. 181. 70 Coventry..•• 100 25/. 200 Regent's •• • • 33 I 11. 3s. 16 Derby ••• •• 100 61. 63 Rochdale..• • 651 21. 42 Ellsrnre&Chsl 69 2% p. ct. 3334 Semrset Coal 150 - - Grand.functnlloo 31. pr. ct. 48% Do.Lk Fd St 12 - - t Do.. 6 pr. Ct. 10 61. pr. ct.l 1136 iStffra &Were 140 281. 405 Graud.iurrey l loo 21. Os. 3214 Shrewsbury.. 125 - - Grand Llaloai 100 11.10 s. 24 Stourbrldge.. 145 201. 290 Kt:met& Avu 139 4s. Od. 5% Severn and) 21.05. 24 Lancaster . ,100 - - Wye Rail. S 26 Leeds&Livrp 100 201. 455 Warwick& / 4L 40 Leicester* .... 1 100 51. 66 Sirming. j 100 Leicatr&Nth 183 41. j 44% Warwick/10 Lou4hboregh,l42 701. 1510 Napton.. 3 too 31. 28 sionmouthsh l loo - 1 - Worcstr & l 78 31. 33 i slntgemrysh 100 - - Birming.i Meltnllwbry 100 - - Wilts & ):irks - lls. 6d. 714 MINING INTELLIGENCE. (From the Mining JosernaL) A fair amount of business has been done this week in the British dividend-paying mines, as well as others that are hold in good repute. In other mines there has been a considerable number of transactions, and prices pretty well maintained. Upon the whole, the market assumes an active character, likely to continue, especially while capital for investment remains so abun dant, the market for metals in such a buoyant state, and the favourable prospt cts from the mines continue. In the Bullion Market—Mexican and South American dollars, buyers at 4s. 100. per oz. Bar silver containing gold, all gold above five grains in the pound to be paid for, .ss. ()id. per oz. standard. Bar silver without gold, 43. 11P. per oz. standard. Bar gold, 775. 9d. per oz. standard. Columbian doubloons, 755. per oz. standard. American gold coin, 76g. 4d. per oz. Platina, about 16s. per oz. Quicksilver in bond, 34. per lb. In the Metal Market the demand generally exceeds the supply.—Copper is exceedingly scarce, and orders are only taken at advanced prices. Lead also is in great request; a rise in both these metals is contemplated. — The Tin Market has been in an active state during the week; the stock of refined bring quite exhausted, and Bann freely selling at an advance of 31. per ton, clear ing the market.—ln Tin Plates a large trade has been done in Coke, at 6d. per box advance, and a further rise immediately expected. At South Wheal Frances bi•monthly meeting, on Monday _ as , the accounts showed—Balance f rom the L account, 6211. 17s. I Id.; copper ore sold, 2,987/ .55. Id.; tin, 2011. 17e.---=3,811/. Labour cost for Feb. 6771 O. 8d; March, 707/ 4s. 7d.; .merchants' nil dgei, 2124 12i, 21,; dividend, 9924 . ls e , sy 4 ;.l3 o g l. bl6Bl49u:lceidt.9; MAY lO, 185 E next aeconnt, 8111. 3s. 83. The profit on two months being 1.1811. 5:4. 9cl. A dividend of 41. per share was declared. _ At Dist Wheal R )se meeting, on Monday, the ac counts for January and February showed-Bulanco last account, 2 9391. 193. 7d.; ores sold (less duev), 6,244/. 15s. ST; Cargoll adventurers for water charge, &c., 114/. 95.- --,- -92991. 45. 31. No dividend was declared. At North Basset Mine hi-monthly meeting on Wed nesday, the accounts showed-Balance from last ac count, 9351. 9s. 2 L ; copper ore sold, 2,203/. 10s. ld.= , 3,138/ 19,. 3d. Costs for two months, 1,774/. 4s. sd. ; paid for the renewal of the lease, 5501: leaving balince to next account, 8141. 14s. 104.; the pralt being 429/. 59.8 d. At a general meeting of the shareholders in Wheal Arthur, on Thurday, the chairman stated the only ita biiity was April In: nth's cost, amounting to 2641. I Is. 4d., a;ainst which there was cash in the bunker's bands, 2231. ss. 41, and r.rr , , , ars or calk Our, 2/ 10s.: showing balance avinat the company, 38/. 165. A call of 2/ 10s. por share was m a d e . At Creeg Brawa hi-monthly m,:etirg, on the 23 , 1 of April, the accounts showed-Balance fait account, 477/ 2s. Id.; tu' work for February, 288/. ss. 61; Maret-, 2841. Os. 6d ; tributera' balance, 250/. Is, 101; mer chant,' bills, 215/ 13i. 101 ; conk, 721. Os =1,587/. 12i. 9ti. By calls r!.coeved, 500/ ; coppi.r ore sold (after plying dues), 6961 139. 5 i.: leaving balance to next ac count, 390/. 19*. 4.1.; calls due, 1604 A call of 51. per share was made. At the liennock Silver-Lead Mine meeting, on Tues • day. the accounts showed-Balance from at account, 4201. 175. 9J.; call received, 1,480/ =1,900/. 17s. 93. Mine costs to end of March, 5701. 17,. 2d.; paid for en gine, &c., 6901.; timiJer and iron, 1171. 17s. 10,'.; insu rence, &c., 51. 3s. Bd.: leaving balance to next account, 517/. 9s. id.; call.; in arr. ar, 201, makes 537/. 9s Icl. assets. The liabilities being, April and May costs, 3201.; balance due on contracts, 57i/. 7s. 31=898/. 7s. 33.: showing a deficiency of 360/. 183. 2d. A call of ss. per share was made. At Mill Pool meeting, on April 26, the accounts showed-Balance end of Jan., 621/. 193. lid.; February wages, 138/. 2s. 101; bills, 75/, 16s. 93,..-_8351. 19s. 6d. By tin sold (less due'). 1511. 4s. 2d.: leaving balance against adventurers, 684/. 15a. 4d,, which was divided, and 6s. 7id. per share called up for the further prose cution ot the mine; the call altogether being 11. per share. At Great Polgooth meeting, en Monday, in accord ance with a requisition received from the holders of 6 793 shares, it was r. solved to increase the capital 8,2504 by the issue of 2.750 new shares at 3/. each, to be distributed pro rata amongst the present share holders, in the proportion of ono new for every four old ones held by them; and in case they are not all taken by Monday, the 17th jest, those that remain are to be also distributed pro rata among those who have paid up their new eharca by that day, and that the profit realised up to the 31st December, 'last be divided and paid at the rats of 4s. per share. During the week, shares have changed hands in Alfred Consols, Tiucroft, Bedford, West Providence, West Alfred, Merllyn, ellington, South Tolgus, South Tamar, Trcmayne, Treviskey, Bryntail, Wheal Golden, St. Agnes Beacon, Great Bryn, East Wheal Rashleigh, Clive, Cubert, St. Aubyn and Grylls, Drake Wails, Lewis, Cupid, Trefusie Tamar Consols, Orseed, East Trescoll, North Trelawny, South Pbcaaix, North Basset, Wheal Lemon, Trannack and aisence, Vale of Fowey, Wheal Arthur, Chiverton, Tiutterdon, Wheal UnY, Clijah and Wentworth, Kilbricken, Trebarvab, Wheal Edward, Harriett Langford and Baring, Wood Mine, New East Crowndale, Trebell Consuls, West Friendship, Wheal Fortuna, (Landulph), Coed Mawr Pool, Mill Pool, Speedwell, West Darlington, West Ding Doug, Trevylian, E:tst, Gunnia Lake, Wheal Robins, West Polgooth, the Beacon, Wheal Tom, Halarnwaning, Hennock. Weston, Prince Albert, Georgia, Cook's Kitchen, Cwmdyle Rock, Wheal Tehidy, West Bassett, South Cern Brea, Bolenowe, Wheal Grenville, Raleigh, South Tresareao, Zion, Rosewarne, Union Tin, Creboe, Fanny, East Boringdon, Boringdon Park, East Russell, Wheal Mary Emma, Praed Consols, West Seaton, North Pool, Wick low, and Mining C' mpany of Ireland. In Foreign, the demand for Santiago has been great, causing an advance from 7 to 13; Cobre left off at 33i. Shares have also chaneed hands in St. John dal Hey. General Mining, and United &Lexie an Companies. ROYAL CYCLORAMA. " The Crystal Palace, after all, survives," we were tempted to exclaim on witnessing at a private view on Thursday evening the beautiful series of tableaux which will this week be opened to the public in succession to " Lisbon," at this el egan t pl ace o f reso rt. They are seven in number, the first .representing the exterior of the structure as seen from the north-east aide of the Serpentine, and the remaining six being devoted to the interior—viz, fur views of the nave from different gallery corners, and two of the transept, north and south. Of these, perhaps, the most strikingly beautiful from the extraordinary effect of the perspective . which com pletely cheats the eye, is the view representing the nave, looking east, from the north-west corner of the gallery at the extreme western end. In all the tableaux the drawing is admirable, the colour ing smooth and glowing, and . the complete effect singularly pleasing. No exhibition has been opened more calculated to prove attractive, both as re calling iu vivid colours the glories of the original to the mind of its visitors, and presenting to those who were strangers to London last season the leading features of that most marvellous edifice which received within its precincts, between the Lt of May and the 11th of October, 1851, 6,063,986 individuals, and of which the descriptive book of these tableaux remarks, to give an idea of the vast extent of the area, that " the Alhambra and the Tuileries would not fill up the eastern and western naves, and the National Galiery might have stood beneath the transept. St. Paul's Cathedral does not cover more than a sixth part of the ground. The Palace of Versailles, the largest in the world, would extend but a little way beyond the transept. A dozen metropolitan churches could have been placed erect under its roof of glass." The paintings are executed by Mr. M'Nevin. The interest of the scenes is enhanced by the performance of a series of illustrative sirs on the un- I seen apollonicon, in those notes of suppressed melody which excite the idea o f a h armon i ous g i ant gent l y piping in the gloom. This magnificent instrument is touched by a masterly hand. IREL AM). QUEEN'S BENCH, Dublin, May 8. (Sittings in Banco.) LinEL.—THE QUEEN AT THE PROSECUTION OF ELIZA BETH FRENCH AGAINST JAMES BIRCH, PROPRIETOR OF TILE " WORLD" NEWSPAPER. At the sitting of the Court this morning, Mr. Birch (the traverser) made an application in person, grounded upon affidavit, for the postponement of his trial; which was listed for the after sittings, com mencing on Monday next. He read the affidavit, which was made by himself, and stated that in November last he proceeded against Sir William S eeserville, the then Chief Secretary for Ireland, to recover what he con ceived to be a just demand for services rendered to the late Irish Government in the publication of various arti cles in his newspaper in support of " law and order;" that upon the occasion of the trial of that case he (the traverser) was vilified, abused, and grossly slandered, in the most unmeasured terms, by Mr. Brewster, Q.C., the defendant's counsel, and father to the prosecutrix, and in such a way as to deter suitors from asserting their just rights; that the report of Mr. Brewster's speech ap peared in all the newspapers, which had since held him up to public opprobrium; and that Lord Naas. the pre sent Chief Secretary for Ireland, in a motion of censure on that Government, on the 19 ih of February last, in his p'ace in the House of Commons, alluded to the case of " Birch v. Somerville," and described his (Mr. Birch's) conduct as being of the most gross and horriale description—vilifying the character of merchants and others to extort money, and not even abstaining from making attacks upon female chastity for the same pur pose. The traverser proceeded to read his affidavit, which was of great length, and contained extracts from Lnrd Naas's speech on the occasion in questio n from the Times and Nation newspapers, &a, to show that he could not at present have a fair trial, as the public mind was prejudiced against him. The CRIET JUSTICE—Does your affidavit state that you are apprehensive you still not have a fair trial, in consequence of prejudices relating to the subject matter of the present indictment? Mr. Birch admitted that it did not, but said he could amend it in that respect; and then wont on to say that Lord Naas was either a liar or something worse, end that his Lordship must be a little prejudiced in the matter, or he would grant the application at once. lie next read passages from his affidavit, to the effect that, owing to negotiations that were pending, he had not pre pared for his trial; that he purposed conducting his own defence; that he intended examining a great number of witnesses of rank and high in office; and that, in con sequence of ill health, it would be but a matter of jus tice to postpone the case. Mr. MAP.TLEY, Q C., on the part of the prosecution, opposed the motion to po s tp one the trial, and incluing so said he would refer t o two misstatements which ap peared in Mr. Birch's affidavit. In the first place, it was totally untrue that Mrs. French had ever entered into any negotiations directly or individually with the traverser to settle the case, and she had made an affida vit to that eff ec t ; and, in the second place, it was not true that Mr. Birch had surrendered to take his trial as be alleged. Mr. Birch observed that, as to his surrendering, al though he was nominally arrested, he came to town to surrender, after tendering bail, and the arrest was a burlesque; and as to the negotiations he spoke of, a pr position was ma d e t o M r . B rews ter, who said he would not interfere in the matt e r, but no refusal was ever(j_maered. de to accept the proposal to apologise which was offered. He (Mr. Birch) was very timid, and althoughe could not he had a high opinion of their Lordships' honour, he but say that the opinion in the ball w as that their Lord ships were so prejudiced against , convict him of libel for reading the Lord's Prayer— (Laughter)—and he was almost disposed to think so, when he found that the jury against him was packed by a son of one of the judges, who was at one time known as slater.) "honest Louis rerrin.”--(Leu The CHIEF JUSTICE said tha h t the rep should be refused, as nono of the grow ds on , were sus pending negotiation a•as eente e . tanned. The case of a dieted, as u nfounded, end all tee other grounds—nernsly, the difficulty of having a fair trial on the ground of pr. - judice, and the difficulty of obtaining witnesses, and ea , ill h lth were equally . unsustamed, and such as would tee warrant the Court in granting the application, which should be refused. On the application of Mr. Martley, the Court then fixed Thursday next for the trial. _ _ With reprti to Mr. Birch's sworn allegation that his case had been " prejudged" either by the Times or its correspondent, the truth will 13 , - hest eccertianed when the nature or the libel is made public in a court of justice. At the time of its first publication in the World newspaper ty Moo pf Wil§t is dilf) to the cconmeu decencies of life precluded even the mnst remote allusion to the substance of the charges preferred against the The coming proceedings in the Quail's Bench, however, must put an end to all reserve in the matter, and then it will be seen R hat reasonable founda tion there we:, for the complaint of prejudgment. THE COUNTRY MARKETS. LivEitrooL, MAY B.—The trade today is quiet, and no change to quote in prices. MANCHESTER, MAY B.—The trade during the present week. influenced by the reaction in London and other influen tial markets, as well as rather more favourable weather. has been of a languid character, but with the excepion of flour, which scarcely supported previous rates, no change in prices has occurred. At our market this morning the business passing was limited, and both wheat and flour were slightly depressed in value. In other articles no change can be n oted. NOTTINGHAM, MAY 8. Yesterday, at Derby corn market , the attendance was again small. Wheat sold slowly at from tad to Is reduction. No change in other things, and but little pssa" sncr. Wheat - , red, 4ls to 43s per 36 stone ; ditto, whi te, 465 to '4 s ; barley, for malting, 28s to 32s imperial measure; ditto, for grinding, 28s to 303 per 30 stone; oats, old, 21s to 24s ; beans, old, 39s to 40s per 38 stone ; ditto, new, 324 to 35s ; flour, 29s to 315 ; super, 33s to 34s per 20 stone. To day, at the Nottingham Corn Exchange, a moderate supplY of wheat was shown. Buyers tried hard to purcha se at less money, but did not succeed, except for a few small lots. Our quotations of barley are nominal. In oats and beans but little doing. The present prices of grain and flour in Nottingham are as follows :—Wheat, old white, 45s to 45s ; new ditto, 42.4 to 48s ; ditto, red, 38s to 425. Barley, for malti n g , 27 ? 3ls ; for grinding, 260 per 3t9 stone. dais, 2 0 s to 23s per sgt stone. Beans, old, 34s to 36s per 38 stone ; new, ditto, to 355; Egyptian, old, 30s to 31s. Flour, superfine, 30s t 9 35s per 20 atone; fine, 28s to 295. WORCESTER, MAY B.—Our market to-day was hardl y, s° firm as on Saturday last, and dealers were more r ead y to .e at last week's rates. English white wheat is wor th 15s 6d t li 165 6d per bag, and red 15s to 13s 6d. Barley a fair sale at , last quotation s . Good malting sells at 3s 10d per bushel , sr, distilling at 3s 3d to 3s 6d. New English beans 4s to 4s 7d per bushel, a n d o ld 4 s 4d t o 4,8 d ; f ore i gn 3s 10d to 4 s. English oats realize 3s 6(1 to 3s 9d er 391 b ; to 3s 6d ; Irish, 2s 8A to 3s. Vetches sell at 53 per bushel. White peas are wcrth 33 85 to 4s 9 cl bushel; and gray per samples, 3s 6d to 4d. At Stratford-on-Avon market on Frida there was a goo, new, 25 lfid good attendance of dealers, business was dull at about 15 5 ' week's rates. White wh ea t rea li ze d 15 s per b a g, and red 155 to 15s 6d per bag of th ree b us h e l s. B ar l ey r uled dull at fro 26s to 27s per quarter. N o a lt era ti on i n oats. Beans must be quoted rather dearer. Wolverhampton market was also dull, notwithstanding, a short supply of English wheat, and to effect sales a reducti Eagliohn of about Is per quarter h a d t o b e su b m itt e d to. : white wheat fetched 5s 4d to 5s 6d per 621 b, and red bs 53 3d. The demand slow for malti ng b ar l e y— a t from 975 t d o ,,, 303 per imperial quarter. English beans held for a .lig, ht , L a s c i vance which could net be supported. Curr e nt prices, '" 0 5 for to 12s 6d per I9olb. Oats moved off slowly at 22s to English, and 2os to 22s per 3121 b for Irish. At Kidderminster market the wheat trade ruled dull 9no Thursday, and the prices receded 6d per bag form ost sale effected. In barley little doing. Beans and oats continuo firm at last quota. ions. On Thursday, at Sudbury, inferior samples of wheat were 6d to Is cheaper. At Bury prices gave way, and to effect sales of wheat a rem ductiou of Is per quarter was obliged to be submitted to. Da' le At Woodbridg e maintained late rates. beans w ere wheat was Is cheaper; oa ts and taken off at higher . At Bungay spring rates corn sold at better rates ; wheat was Is lower. At Stowmarket there was a good suppll was taken off at rates nearly as high as those of la te ; was quite as dear. four bushels DALKEITH, MAY 6.—The relative weigbt Per -- an d I7st 18st 21b, of the three prices of wheat were 18st 111 b, y 16st 6 1 b• 10Ib. Oats, 12st 121 b, 12st 41b, and lOst 11lb. 13arIc- lest 8:b, of wheat, bwahrii;lll 15st I Ilb, and 14st 61b. Peas and beans, 19s 311), and 18st Olbs. Inferior. Qrs. • Best. £ll7 4 Current. 1 0 235 Wheat „, ...... Z 2 3 6 £2 0 6 - 1176 Oats - 1 4 6 65 Barley 1 12 6 1 7 6 • I 11 0 67 Peas and Beans 1 15 0 1 12 0 Average of wheat 39s 1111 i , gs 04 ABIRDIER, MAY 7.—Grain—Oats 17. 9d Lc) b u shel , 401bs per bushel ; barley, 25s 6d to 2... is Od. 521bs per ~7,; , p bear, 26.0 d to 27. od, 521bsper bushel; ditto white -I2s to 435, 6::lb s per bushel; oattneal, . .14 , u d t _ ..... 13464 per boll ; flour, 32 s t o 32 s tid per sack. Provisions. 4d 4d to 6d per lb ; mutt on , ditto 4d to 6d; to o6d; pork, per stone, 3s 6d to 4e ; lamb, per lb., sc l t° peck,l,; 4 _ tallow, per stone, 3a Od to 3s 6d; potatoes, Peach,er O/ to d O t s o 6d ; salmon, per lb, Is 3d to is 6cl; hares, 93 ; Od ; grouse, per brace, Os to Os ; butter, per lb, hares to 011, eggs, per doz, 5d to 7d ; cheese, per cwt, Os to Os Od t,.. be d pei pair, 2s 6d to 3s odl chickens, ditto, - Ed to 3s Od; ( la c ' s ' °" 2. s it, Is 6d to 2s • •Od , ducklings, ditto, Os to Os Od; turkeys, per pa ~, to 7s Od; geese, ditto, 6s to 7s ; butter for exportation d o y en , tcoure), per cwt, 00s to 52s ; eggs, wholesale price, per deze", itis 41; 41b loaf, 6d ; 2lb loaf, 3d ; pork, per stone 0t l i v ~ veal, dittotd. Os od to Os Od; pork fine, small, 59 - 6 d to Os Od ; Por k ' ' ar cis. 3s 6d to 4s 3d; ship pork pie barrel of 204 lbs, 0 , to . Meal—Oatmeal, is 5d to is 6d; barley du st, 9 d to uli peasemeal, Os Od to 2s Od ; aids, Od to 7d ; beremeal la , to is sd; flour, 1s 9d to Os Od; barley , p er lb, l i d to 2d; barley flour, Is 5d to Is 6d. __, r liel GLASGOW CATTLE MARKET, MAY 6. At our ii.• ls . to-day the numbers were cattte, 752; sheep 802 ; lambi ' k. Our market was better supplied with cattle than last fairer The quality was generally good, and sales terminated in f ° .. of the buyer. Best ox beef 445, current 425, middling quth&e I,ty 36s to 40s per cwt„ sinking the offal. At the close of . at market a few left unsold. The supply of sheep was Bestonitil small, which caused sales to be brisk and easily effected. t,_ mutton 4%d, current sd, inferior 4id per lb, offal ; all sold. Lambs from 16s to 22s per head, according quality. sinking the We have had but few CORK arrivals M of grain from a broad, still t he En lish trade, influenced by th e d e p resse d advices fr om the _ k b e in g side, and the magn ifi cen t wea th er , i s very languid. The str,„ ly of home grain is trifling, the receipts fo r the w ee ! ,b ' r ll nly— 9t heat, 75 brls at kO s to 22s per brl ; barl e y , 4'° • a d er at Ils 8d to 1!8 per brl ; oat s , 1,008 brls at 113 to 111 ,' Pin brl. The tendency for each article is sather downward!. ieted, prime foreign wheat the busi ness passing is very res'relerats and prices incline to give way. Egyptian, w•th but In° of a., demand, is 6d per barrel cheaper. We have not heard o/ r aide transactions in oats, and the dull advices from the heather are are not likely to help sales. The sales made in fine hour only for the immediate wan s of the trade, the demand bei.:6 only a consumptive one. Coarse flour continues a pretty la s t sale. The trade having supplied themselves pretty freelY J . , (1, week, the business doicg in Indian corn is bat moderate, s:g. though we do not make any actual alteration in our quota ' we are of opinion that the tendency is to lower prices. Barrels. k.arreneY . , 0 O White wheat 00s Od to 00 s Od 001 od-20 sl e 16 Red wheat l9s 00 to 21s 6d 0 Ditto oos Od to 00 s Od 00s Od-20 do O Ditto oos Od to 00s Od 41 Barley l2B Brl to 13s 00 O Ditto .. . 0 0 0 0 a s 0 0 d d to w 0 0 0 0 as Od Od 00s 0d....-09 de O Ditto 0 Bere OOl Od to 00s Od O s Od 164 Oats O Ditto ... oos Od to 00s Od Its Od-- 1) d. O Ditto ... OOO Od to 00s Od 4 Pigs. 18s Od to 30s Od Quantity sold at the Highest Pric°e7: 11 oath 0 barrels white wheat; 12 red ; 1 barley; 0 bere; 2 pips. Quantity of Grain and Number of Pigs told last week t..... _OO per oft Wheat, 80. Barley, 1582. Oats, 1264. Pigs, 11. PRICES OF BUTTER. CANT. C11101.1E2 40 " . 75 5 First quality Second quality 6 3s Third quality ~, Fourth quality '-‘ Fifth quality Sixth quality Return of Cattle sold for week ending May 1. Pigs, 40(1. Sheep, 567. Cows, 116. 6 j; CORK. —Flour—First 12s 6d to 13s 6d; extra 14 ,,,. to gs econds, 10s Od to 1280 d; households 9s to lOs Od; thirds , i‘ h . ti t. per cwt. Oatmeal 108 6d to I Is; Indian meal 7s 6d to 840 d; chea t. per 9.6 d to 10s Soper cwt. Indian corn 7158 to 71 lbi P e. Bran 8786 d to 92* 6d per ton. Hay—Farmers 181 to 270%,,a ve no gg s 248; dealers Ws to 088 Od; average 348 per ton. Stlevr•-:r 6 , sh ixt r ; 120 Od to 24s Od; average 16s; dealers 22e Od to 3 '.„ . ' 03; average 00* 00 per ton. Bread — Wheaten loaf 6 e d -- ed 0 household loaf bid to Od per 41b. Fresh butter,,,- - 10d per lb. Eggs-38 4d to 3 3 cd I, dred• LA ' sll-.. Newport 15s Od ; 1,1 - - per "In 0 01; 011114 Y.aeY 158 ; Landore . evrt. 12:. 6d per m ton. Talk)... 37 1 od t o 388 P 6. wit —Beef 4d to 7d ; 818 s top r9klo4gdpetorOctlw;t. o. p., 86 9d • • . ..31110n . bd to 7d ; omutton per r d Im to Per 6T l ; ° " l ib HoP° bacon }Ja 6d to 7 d ; sausage' 6d r r — no . tow. Bark, red 71 to Si lOs Ban or slates 2/ sto 15. Per sta red per ton. Fleece wool 14 1 , .„ .„ o o s; re H .. emp 29/ to 341 per on. Fish—Scotch herrings Iva ~., 1111 1° tttointto, Timber— tio,eroo_Bmpeernabearir barrel New foundland, 10/ Os to celloW ditto, 21 158 per ton; deals, ; ' 151 181 per 100. Fl ..0 calf skins Market 18s to 253; szl+ed 20s to 26s per owt ; ... 0 , 9/1 • 0" 3id to 0 , 1 -- per lb. p — t I , white 80 to , s ,__ 8 1 ota oe 100 to 12d. G 10/ 10s to 11/; WI uu" Guano- - Peruvian . in _ to 9 / 1 1s per ton. Tar A.rchalie'el• per ton; red pine, 31 5s ; ot.. .7. per barrel. a ................ 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