The Sun. — London, England, 1856-05-24 00:00:00

• . ',,, , i .„ . . . THE SUN LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 24 , 185 6. s . . _....._ - ,N-,-,-, :L,,ASSED eT OBE LID 'RENTALS. ' be drank. It was at the Warwick race meeting in Naval and Military intelligence. !of the DT f‘ ' , • 1 " 7 7,17 " 17 4 1 r 74 . kr A. 7) 7,7 7'7 71 1 :I 17 AR. E MARKETS. ,„_. . ' THE RUGELEY POISONINGS. )1855. Cook was at Newmarket ;he lived in the same _ liberal 4. ‘ris 4 .1.1 , ;,31,1 .a. ..:21.i. .5.1.6 ...4.%, ale. Zeal' ,es (PIUS DA Y.) , ,',e , ...11:1 1:1,:e.'_ , , ,"' !,,,, •"• .':L6 , ::: ' ..l ' ' 4 l ' ai6. 1t4 " 4 ' 441 " 4 aompanL. yesterlsy. thiS ilvi • ' heuse with ma. He was present at nearly all the au- * The Pacific steam-transport, W. C. Thompson corn ier the AND ____-ne-- .....-.-... ....... -.................. ........... ................ .......00... ..01.111• •••,........ .0 , tumnal race meetings. The Liverpool meeting was a i week before Shrewsbury. He swallowed very well, and mander, arrived at Constantinople on the 10th inst., , RAILWAYS. 5O all Bedford and London & TRIAL OF WILLIAM PALMER. that surprised me. The ginger-bread nut was a trick having made the runfrom Malta in three days. i ,in its COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. ________ Blot Wiley ... N. Weet. ... - nut. It was put in A bag with some ether. I have ay Bill 4. I Shr. ,Paid • l ReirmAirs. Closing Prices Business done L.SeN.W. 96 - 100 - -.... tasted one, and they are very strong. The Cressy, 80 guns, screw steam-ship, Capt. Richard t s day, CITY, Two O'CLOCK. I. I - yesterday this day. St 100 Clyderelaloee. Calodon... 94 - e 8 St. 100 13uckgharasii. -•- 115 all Col•StourVy. E. Un. & CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT (THIS DAY). e t R u - Mr. Jeremiah Smith said-I am an attorney residing L. Warren, has received orders at Sheerness to . prepare t red for 96 - • 27 Sucl. and Hal. E. C...... 11 - 13 geley, and knew the late Mr. Cook. I saw Mr. immediately to proceed to Lisbon. She is to have sea- f Ite the Liverpool Cotton Market yesterday there !qt ...... ses A.ooriiGee... ,_.„. ...... - t ~ •'',„ 10ft E. r,iu.,t.ii pc. i4t..:1-,:..! . .;:. 133 - 133 TENTH DAY. Cook on the 16th of November at the Talbot Arms, men draughted from other ships in active service to w as more inquiry. The eales amounted to 10,000 :1 94 -isehe , Non'e-st. see- 4 , 5 lenipo - - bat • 4e..1 Eases. .1 awe_ e 5 all E. Un, H. Sii. 111. Count. 1- 4j . . He was in bed, and his breakfast was placed on his bed. complete her full complement of men. , ' e s, including 4,000 for export and on specula- ~ ._-, - ~ . „ At 10 o'clock this morning the trial was resumed with DT SOll . tion - - - • The Railway Share Market was quiet, and 4) an iidiff-,,a, ,t, estate:wren - St. 100 Glee. leery. Ss Caldoulan. He bad a cup of tea with a wineglassful of braudy in The Firefl • d d ' d• y is or ere to prepare for imme late , LSI all Warning. Wolverh e Neils. Direct ••• -- ••- the examination of witnesses for the defence. The it. He drank it. ' I have dined in his company at , eror of foreign service. Her destination is the West Coast of , P r ices were a shade lower than on Thursday. Stour Valley Bl - 9 St. 100 Do. New- Do Palmer's. On the 16th we had dinner there ;we had 1 from Court was densely crowded. Africa. „. , Tile Bank of England return, completed for the 31 'Wet lark estel. L.sneele. di 17 ..... 18 25 all Mew& Dn.Fr Gt. tanestn ... - ... , rumpsteaks and champagne. We had port wine after Oliver Pemberton-I am teacher of medicine at the The Admiralty have issued an order to the respective , We Cheshire wane+ -ek . ending 17th inst., is more encouraging than j - , lr all Hrtini. Dk. es Yk. Now. we dined. Three bottles were emptied, and Cook took f Vl, all Do. Crieeh. & Birk. Railway & Berw. .. - ... • Queen's College, Birmingham, and surgeon of aa hospi- officers at Sheerness that after the launch of the Scylla ' his share. We left the house about 6in the eveniu ' 1 or , same time previously. The material increase -'-'5O and £25 Cons 15 - 16 60 all Hull & Selby Y. &N Mi 105 - 107 tal there. I was present at the post mortern examine- Cook and myself left in company. We went to rny g• 20 guns, now screw steam-corvette, on the 19th of June le securities is attributable to the loans obtained to 22 19 Do., £20..-. ..... ..... 12 •-•• 13 25 all Do. S Shares. Do ...... ... ... - ... 521 3 next, no more vessels are to be built there until further enable parties to subscribe for the New Loan. The -s5 all teeth & Tyne origine r'?; all Do. t Shares. Do .• --- ••• tion of Cook's body, and saw the spinal cord. It was house, and then to the Albion Hotel next door. We had orders. . ig, at private deposits were also greatly augmented, end £25 (Wel at £46 . ••• - - • 100 " ''st • ans Feete- 87 - 81 88 i tem.& Greene? . tl. Eastern 12A - 13 12‘: all e not in a state to enable me to arrive at a prover conclu• each a glass of cold brandy and water. Cook left me there. Before Cook left he said he felt cold ; he borrowed a ' An Admiralty order has arrived at Sheerness for a , 6m-ship a f avourable addition has taken place in the reserve st. -ii„.ol ~... A. L .40 20' all Do.P-oecreene , Do - ••• sien as to its state. The part which had been separated general salute of the fleet on the 29th inst , and also for • 60 3 61 1 601 St. 100 Caleilonlan....• ....... . 4 - 4 St. 103 Lon- ( Tile, &se note &Co. 113 - 117 book, and said he would o home and read it in bed. th 'll lf• fh fl t 9 f 1; d d • e i ummanon ot e eet a p.m. ot at ay, an a arrived o f notes. There is again a slight increaee in the to Ola Carm. and Cardigan.: •• - • St. 100 Lowestoft gr. from the head was green in colour, and the outer cover- He left about 8 o'clock. I had a conversation with .- es and stock. of bullion, and as the arrivals of g,old from 5) all Chester & Holylitetd, 151 - 161 SI per cent, Norfolk ... - ... ing was not in a proper condition to 'tsetse au examine- Cook on Friday afternoon aboutrecing. Palmer was display of fireworks of various designs, which are to be iting at Australia continue on an extensive scale, it is ex- 50 all Cork and Bandon... ••• - ••• Ste 100 Do. 6 ear et. Do tion as to the cause of the death. present. I asked Mr. Cook for money-for 50/. He , supplied to the fleet from Woolwich Arseual. , , , it New Pected that a further improvement in this depart- 20 all Cork, Bleak, ert s. e Pas ••• - ••• 5. 4 all Manch'. Been. L.&N.W. Cross-examined-The boa)? parts of the body had gave me 51.. and then took hi 3 note ease out of his Phe Woolwich division of pensioners having gone besides 'zeta will soon be perceptible. 20 18 Cornwall ••• -- OnA and Matlock & Kidld. 23 -28 through their half-yearly drill in companies, under the , been opened first. The outer covering of the spinal pocket, and I sail " You can pay me all ;" he said, "No, inspection of Lieutenant-Colonel Forbes, of the Staff, 10 all , Do. A - ••• 50 all tifhldlesnro' a Stckton& lois. on Active Circulation - ••• ite. leer . Darlingt. ... - cord had not been cut. there's only 41/. duo to you. 'He said he had given will meet to-day on Woolwich Common in a body, con- ' Decrease - ••. St. 100 Miclld.Bralin Midland.. 93 -95 934 Henry Matthews examined by Mr. Groves-I am an Palmer money, and he would pay me the remainder •sisting of the whole force, which amounts to 416 able viz., 9 Bullion 9,801,865 50 45 Deblin&Belfaselnee. ••• - ...d ei 6i Newmarket inspector of police. Upon the 19th of Nov. I was at after the settling at Tattersall's. On the night following. b o d ie d men, They are to go through various battalion 23,283 S 5 all Don. P. & Abe e. Jnc. ••• - ••• Bury E. GeSpe En. Coun. 1- Rp Saturda , Isle tin his room as he was not well. I went pm the Euston-square station. The express train from Lon- ( 3) p movements. Oa Monday next the corps of pensioners Increase sly, has Rest • 3,246,963 , 101 - 171 St. 100 East. Au glian ...... .-. _ 50 all NeS; Est.s p.c. E. Count. 56 -58 don to Rugeley leaves at five, and reaches Stafford at to bed. There had been a concert at the hotel, which • e will be again drawn out on the Common for parade, when Increase • 10 - 104 10 1 50 all Do. 6 per et. Do as - „,„ 8.42, but tbat night it reached at 5.45. It is 10 milee made it late. In the early part of the night he was un- :they will be joined by the Deptford division, consisting St. 100 East. Union, A Sti 33 - 35 50 all Do. Fixeds pc Do - . from Stafford to Rugeley. That is the only way of get- well. He got some toast and water, and was washing o f 100 men, arrived P.yblie Deposits ht. IDC: De., B. Steen .23 e. 25 all Prost. &le yre L. & N.W. 45 -4745 6 41,632 ting there after the two o'clock train from London. his mouth and gargling his throat. I cannot say H„ ee e , he 12th Decrease - ... 121 all Do. A Shra. A iDo ... - ... 221 jesty's 14 ' 1 ' • -gun screw steam-s oop Niger, in Other Deposits -5 •• - - St. 100 Roys - tn.&lfit.l( l tNorthn 133 - 135 Joseph Foster-I am a farmer and grazier. I used to whether he had vomite . . d I slept till the morning and , , Woolwich -basin, has completed a considerable portion. Increase en place knew Parsons Cool well. I used to meet him in the Cook was asked how he was, and he replied Seven-Day and other Bills 787 ,137 St. 100 Edinburgh& Glasgow 60 -62 G0010g.5 p.c. Yorksh. _ - •,. by Capt. the Hon. Arthur A. Cochrane, late of her 13 adop - 49,675 10 all Minh. and Peebles. ~ ..-- -• • • 10 all Shrews.&ller, T.Brassey 71 - 8 huntine field. He was very delicate in constitution. he felt better, and that he had slept between two Decrease ther act 12,479, 416 st. 100 Sdin.Prth &Dripilse 30 -31 12 101 S. Staffordsh. M.lllClean 3/ - 2/d 73 He used to have bilious attacks, and vomited. and three hours after the house had become quiet. Government Securities Ito the Decrease - ••• 50 all WearValleygr Btockt. & rl Bamford said " I'll send you some medicine." I don't • Cross-examined by Mr. E. James -He hunted regula y invented gun-metal anchor lately received at Woolwich. 16,710,812 50 all , Furness ... - ... G por cent_ Derange. ... - ~,, ecollect an thin else. I know the risoner's mother. , • when well. I know Pell. Cook waa member of a r y g P An iron shackle baying been fixed for the temporary Other Securities stion of Increase - 33 32j cricket club. Ceok came one morning to meet the I received a message from her on the Monday night at purpose by means of a metal bolt, the test was gra man to Notes unemployed 10 all Great N. of &titled. 7i - B i e „ , ' St. 100 Wit ts&nomrstiOtWestn. ... - ... hounds in lais hunting dress, but he did not go in con- nine o'clock. I went to her. In censequenee of what dually carried out from a degree of 19 tons, when of the Increase Bt. 100 IGreat, Northern ..... . 95 - 96 nal e PPsEFERENCE SHARES. sequence of illness. I did not see him go out for some then passed I went to look for the prisoner. I did nut , one of the shafts suddenly gave way. It was supposed 'anama, The Stebenheath has arrived in the Downs from - 81 , 79 St. 100 ,Dc., A. 5teek....,.„ 79 , e - ---- - 1 time after this. He did not dine at my house the day find him at that hour. I saw him about 10 minutes past that the anchor was of sufficient solidity to bear Ste 100 /Aberdeen I 115 - 118 before. 10, coming in the direction fram Stafford in a car. Ho 1 1 0 on freieht St rt Phillip, with 61,957 OZ3. of gold . ) 100 Do., B. Stock 127 - 129 dne7l, ist, 100 De. N 0.2, 7p. e.... 1 115 - 117 the haul of 35 tons burden without danger or risk. ° I'o Gt. Sth. &Wes' Ire. t 104 - 106 Re-examined by Mr. Gray-I have seen him sick on asked me whether I had seen Cook that day, and he Tnus far the invention would appear to be a fail led Mr. valued at 247,828/. This vessel does not bring la- s .A. .), , j. ~•( , ni ~.. CO 591 60 St. 100 Do. Debentures Bl _ 90 t t. 100 oreat Western 25 ell elytliandTyne 10pei other occasions. told me I had batter go to see, as before he returned ure, but it is understood that considerable encourage .ring the , er dates, but the Eagle, which arrived at Liverpool St. 100 Do. Stour Val. Rail George Myatt-I am a saddler, and reside at Rugeley. from his mother's it would be late. We afterwards c. pref. (issd.:ttntln - -„, meat is held out to induce the patentee, a naval officer, ' J s e sterday has advices up to the 28th February. The Gee. Stk. 5B • 60 St. 100 3ris. & Ex. 4, p. e. St fl 4 -96 I was at Shrewsbury races when Polestar won. I was went up to Cook's rootn together. Cook said to produce a further sample, it being considered highly Herald ' ra de reports at Melbourne continue to be satis- 12 all Irish South-Eastere. ••• - 20 e 5 Do. 4p. e. Shares... ... -.. at the Raven Hotel that evening. It was the second " Doctor, you are late to-night. I . did not expect you probable that the• present one was ca.et with a flaw in . e Presi - fa . 0 - 75 etory, a n d the arrivals of gold from the diggings •:',O all feauenster & Carlicle 7 . St. 1100 Caledonian IWO 9B - 100 •It day (Wednesday). I saw Cook and Palmer there that to look in. I have teken the medicine. Cook asked the metal. Talker'3 It ' • aantained their weekly average at that period o f 16S 141 Do., Thirds 5?% - 6 .1 P pos 15 I all Whoa & We. Cu. 51 pc 16 - 17 I s d I evening. It was leout 12 o'clock. I was waiting in the me why I had not been in before, and ,ai had th lei 8 . Do. New Thirds 5l -Ge The following officers belonging to the depots at the re into e Year. The price of gold was 3/. 16s. 6(1. per St. 100 Lencash.andYorksh. 90j a. 91 901 93 all Do. do. Pref. No. 2. ... - a. room at the time. I consider Cook was drunk at the been to Lichfield on business. Coek said " I have been Provisional Battalion, Chatham, have been ordered to he ques- r p Oz ,.; and no falling off in the demand for export. 3 i Do., niet.RidingUn ... - ... , 2S all Do. do. Pref. No. 2.. ... - ... ' 61 all Cork &BandonsAp.c. ... - ... time. I had some drink with theirs. They proposed up, doctor," and Palmer said, " You ought not to have to have a glass of brandy mad water. They each had been up." I don't recollect anything else. 'Unser Proceed to the School of Musketry, Hythe, this day, eir next ',tie WOOl. market was firm on accou.nt of the favour- eo all Liv.Craley.&Soutlipt ... - - 161 all Dun • Prth.&Aber.J. 5/ -61 with a detachment of the first battalion of 60th Royal 'resident b a°lo ad ' f E 1 d The Melbourne and vices rom ng an . Ise all Gondon & Blackwell GI - 7.1 _ , one. Cook made some remark, and fancied it and myself left the room, and we both went to Palmer's 10 2E. Anglian Cie. ASh. ... - .•. Rifles, for instruction in the use of the Enfield rifle, S-• 100 Lend Bright &S.Cst, 102 - 103 lOse 3 was not good. He drank part of it, and made house, which was about 400 or 500 yards. We ) doubts • ft, cbson's Bay Railway was in full operation, and - • 101 i 213 St. ; 100 Do. do. Cls. 13 op. c. 107 - 112 under Colonel C. C. Hay, with a view of qualifying - 1011 102 t St. 100 Loud. end N. Westn - the remark "he thought there was something in it." were there about half a , n hour and left together, St. !1.00 Do. do Cls. C7p. c. 97 - 102 themselves as instructors, viz. :-Captain W. Mosse, araguau L ae traffic returns showing a healthy increase in the 20 1.6 Do. Fifths - A p Palmer tasted it and eaid he did not think there was and returned to Palmer s house. I went in with ea 6S all nes. Co. lex,spc No. I i ip' pm 26th Camoronians ; Lieat. J. Steele, 60th Rifles ; and . biloany's revenue. 10 54 D0.101.3h.,10511...0 par - i p ei all Do. No. 2 1- $ pin anything in it. Cook proposed to have some more, and hitn. I afterwards left the house, and went home. Ensign G. W. Menden, 87th Royal Irish Fusiliers. non the A. telegraph message from Liverpool reports the 121 2.i, De. Eiglithe .. $- $ ' 111 10 al'i Do. Now 6e.c. St 12e -13 Palmer said he would not have any more unless Cook After dining with Cook and Palmer on Friday, I asked . ar i rival of the new American steamer Persia, A 100 1.0 andS Westn 951 -96 961 51 nelon . s , • 20 all East Inn. G. 6p. c. ... - ... drank his brandy and water up. They had no more them to dine with me the next day. Cook did not do we m i„it y ,___. The following notification was issued yesterday at the • 50 all Don L5 O . ... - ...d I at Pa - Nvdi iell has made the shortest passage on record ...d 5 all De. El., I'o per cent ... - ... brandy, and Cook went to bed. I slept in the same so ;he sect me a note to say [he was unwell. I was f -, 10 all Do. VO • 10 all no. ltd. Deflontr.Sli. ... - ... " Sir Charles Wood, as First Lord of the Admiralty, room with Palmer. The brandy was brought in in a at the Albion. I hal a boiled leg of mutton for wvour of ~1 : ° 1211 New York to Liverpool. She left the former s r 7 'I Luluirry&Coleraire ... - - ~,,, te ht. all Do. do. 4 per cent... ... - ... will receive officers at the Admiralty on the Thursdays eala, WO ,T, r t on the 14th inst., and arrived at the latter 25 all Lniindrre. & Enniek e. -• . St. 100 l'a.iit Lancash. 6 p.cts , ... - - decanter. Each took from the same, but mine was dinner that day ; and I sent some broth to Cook in June adJ 1 " n u y. 'is rnor • hlf 1 4 , plishing the vo nen at a pas , accom 9 - RAOO WanclaShen&Linele 1e9.1 - 29-1 5 all R.,?;.:W. Wei:. J. stl - 1' ... - ... poured out, but I don't know by whom. I never left by a charwoman named Rowley. Before Cook's The following ointments were made esterda at y y fie stock aq • t e in 9 days and 8-1 - 5 hours. This same ship made 11e, . n , 32s ne n Man. &Lin. ITn ... - .. 10 1 Edin. &GI. 5 p.c. sh. ... - . , the room the whole of the time until we all went to death I borrowed 2001., and negotiated a loan the Admiralt a" y :- weolasseS " 1 tt - • re 9 days 12 hours. She 10 1 P e passage as rip i Weft° olitan 1 - As l „ , et, 100 Welland - 771 7 I: n St. 100 itd. Prtle&Dutielp.c. 69 - 71 20 all Furnesc bed. I never saw anything put into the brandy and with Pratt for 500/. That was in May. I might water during the time I was present. It could not have borrowed more ; but Ido not now recollect it. I "T. V. Hanson, to be Captain, to the James Watt ; -••- a • • sfactorY• 'as brought specie to the amount of $','.1,431,368 on en 100 iso.Bireeng.&Derb . 46 - 48 - IT. F. Gregory, to be Lieuteriant, to the Lapwing • T. have beeu put in without my seeine it. When Palmer know they evere jointly interested in one horse, and tea, cow fr • b v . °l ght, and reports the state of trade at New SO all etidld.G.West.Slres ... - St. 100 Gifts. &5.W.G.5 p.e. ... - •• . , St. 109 Great Fortim. sp. c 117 •••• 119 and myself quitted tha sittiug-roorn to go to bed we left that they used to bet for each other. I have seen L. Pearson, to be Lieutenant, to the Hogue ; Alfred ecie ana 4 -ork 0 i 1 •tuee brisk in the provision mar e n ier e epee. i S 5 all no. Half Shares • •,,, ..- St, 100 Do. sp. c. P./3, - 1:iom Cook there. Nothing occurred during the night. When Thurlby dress Cook's throat with caustic about the Messan, to be Master, to the Virago ;D.J. B. Nil lad beell astle & Carlisle -- - - ' 01. 3 with improved prices ; breadstuffe in demand MO ell Newe . ; at 10 p. c. prom... 109 - 111 we went to bed I locked the door. Palmer in the morn- time of the Shrewsbury races. I , think it was just Elli, liard, to be Master, to the James Watt ; the Hon. J. C. ial paPe r Witt market active .0 all Nwpt.Aberg. Pellrf . . 13 - 15 lout any variation ; the cotton ~0 si. sowry k Erini3killn ... ~., ... St. 100 n 0,4 P. e lO3 - 105 103 a e asked me to go and call Cook. I did so. I went before. The two letters I uow produce I saw Cook b M'd h' 1I ' " .., to e tst ipman, to tie mpeneuse. leclined• with 1,,, - - a decline of I cent per lb., and freights fi rm • so a ll - Wewry Warreepoin 121 7j De. e p.c. Serip, Red. it sp. c. pm... . 4 - 1 . In, A draught of the 16th Regiment, about 140 men, has to Cook's door and rapped. He told me to come in. sign. They are two notes and a memorandum. Cook embarked at Cork, on bokrd the Norman Morrison had been . 4 ° Money Market was active, with ra,tes oficlis- and Rostrevor ... -.- - -r 10 all Gt.N.ofScot.letPre 91 - 104 I went in and and he told me how ill he had been during was served with a writ shortly before his death. I was transport ship, for Quebec, under command of Captain 171 c. tO e° ent on business paper from Bto 10 per cent., et. 100 Norfolk so -57 " St. 100 014 S. -!z W. (Ireland) ... ---. .. the night. Cook said he had been obliged to send for not present. I cannot say that he gave me instructions C. C. Grant. eight, co a nd the Stock Market quiet and steady. 50 31 Wortim.CovatiesUn 31 - 41 20 11 Do. 4 per c. Prsf. S ... - .., the doctor, and he asked me what had been put in the to appear. ___ Amster' e• • The 11' tf th recious metals direct from q. 100 North teasel 35 .... 36 50 6 4t. W.(1 7 .. ',.',Lll.T.fx`i pc 6- 61 brandy and water, and I said that I did not know that Two letters were here put in and read. They both - - e s ipmen s o e p 'N'tli Doyen Rail,. Si.: St. 100 Wo. con. red. 4e p.e. 95 -9797 5j anything had been put in. He asked me to send Palmer were evidence that shortly before Cook's death he was ROYAL COMMISSION OF THE PATRIOTIC ' 431 -Won, during the week ending Thursday last, . St. . 100 Dock Stock St. 100 De a con. red. 4p. e. 88 - 90 to him. I did so. When I saw Cook next it was at i pressed for money, and one of them related to the loan _FUND. ion in the w • ,,,,, e re as follows :-Gold coin, 1,000 oz. to Hambro', St, .00 i ie., A Stock ... ... . . ... - St. 100 Do. irred. 40. a. ... 89 - 91 breakfast. Palmer and myself had breakfasted before l upon Polestar. , and the '''' l - 1 oz ' ee B 1 • d 1 9 50 .to Beloaum 100 oz. to ou ogne, an ~.. ~ 8 all lw, B Steck - - 100 ... - a I Cook came in. He Cook had his breakfast in the same Cross•examined b the Attorne -General-I am the ass of re - ~':'•, to the Mauritius. Silver coin - Mauritius 8 all Do. S B Guamutee -.. 10 all Do. do. do. ... - ... ( ) y y The following return has been forwarded to us for 81 BCq room. We all three left by the express train for Rugeley Mr. Smith who went to the jail with Hyatt. I have publication e .- . Exports, ! - 'a 80 -81 ` °,o oo ow, Harnbro' SOO oz., Africa 200 oz. Bar it. 00 N.Eastern Berm 161 8 all Do. Birm. Pret. 'RI ... 91. - 10/ we State tilver, 800 oz. also to Africa. 51 - 41-i ?,5 214 I to. do. E:ltension . -.. . , i 25 15 Do.do. G.N.E. 'Pure! , 3.t - 2id ..f 10 all Do.ChesterBp.c.P.R. 16n -17 e 10 all Do. do. sp. c. d 0... 10 es.; 101 that night. We dined at the Raven before leaving. We known tbe Palmers a long time, and have acted as soli left Shrewsbury about six o'clock. Palmer paid for the citor for the family. I cannot recollect whether in 18n Peace twine been proclaimed, the Royal Conamis t the ail - fi. The large specie arrivals have imparted increased .. i0 ati nth Leeds IGt •-• 17 , , St 100 Do. Birm. Gua. Stk 74 -76 three railway tickets. On the road Palmer wa,s sick. I attested an insurance upon Walter Paltner'a life for sioners of the Patriotic Fund at their last meeting de -1 for eXs r uanees to the English Stock Market ; but no Bt. 00 Do. York 57 53 07 1 261 all Do. Ches. Gua. Sh.. 191 - 201 We stop, ned at the Junction Inn, close to the railwa 13 000/. in the Solicitor and General Office • neither can • cided on the following increased scale of allowances to Southern qtlotable chan • • h s curred. Very st. 100 North L ge in prices aoc •ondon „88 - 92 131 all Do. do. do 9l - 101 3' , , widows and. orphans of non•commissioned officers and station, there bein no train to o on. Palmer said it I recollect whether in Januar , 1855, I attested the • s e 6s easier, little business has been done, either on speculation tO 3: le Ni , .. &S.Wstrn.,Hami - 20 all Do. do. do l4l, - 151 g g y priyasee of the army and Royal Marines, and' petty must be the brand .or the water that caused him to same rooosal to the Prince of Wales Office. Walter Pork 104 or .L. . 94. tor investment. Consols for money have been stead, .„n 1 y , Cit Jn,. ••• - •.• 16 6 Lan. &York. F. £2O i -- fid 3 p • officers and seamen of the navy, which will be brought vomit. I hoard that a areat many persons had been ill Palmer had been a bankru t six earn He had an i 0 17A North StaffOrdshir , .. 6 - 15/d St. 100 Do. 6p. e. Steck - 138 - - P y into operation on the earliest possible date-viz , the Ist at Shrewsbury races without any accountable cause. We allowance from his mother. Ido not know that it was dol. 5 0e. 4 1 i i - , closing at about 94?,1. The account prices :0 all North Western..,... 6- OS St. 109 Lon.&l3righ.G.sp.c. ... - ... of the ensuing quarter (being an increase of . ls. per travelled nine miles in a fly. only a Wound a-week. Prisoner used to give his brother s. Pripl e Weewn June 101 - 11 4 ve been W4i all day. The Scrip is firm at 2to so a ll !WAS. se . . 2 St. 100 Do. Pref., sp. e. St. . - week for each class on the scale now in force) :- all 21. Hinekle:•, Cross-examined by Mr. E. James-I have known money. I had a proper place of abode at Rugeley, ick of Prein The Neve 3 per Cents. were 93t- i, and 1.0 1 Nuneaton. . St' 100 Do. New Guar.6 p. c. 136 - 140 137 -closing the • I.ii. Reduced 931. Bank Stock is firm at 216 to and Leicester - St. 1100 Do. do. 5 per cent . ... - ... Palmer all his life. He deals with me for sad- chamber and bed-room. I used to sleep at the house of • e. • e e , g _________ Weekly allowance. -.A. _____, d it. an Dr., Wore., Ss Wolv. 27 -- 28 SW 100 140n.&N. W., Coy. & dlery. I am not in the habit of going to races Palmer'e brother three times a week for years. There ness, an dN. Exchequer Bills have been firm, those es 11 "eel - en - toe oi. _ . . Nuneaton sp„ et._ --- -- with him. I was not at Doncaster races with was not any improper intimacy between me and Mrs. Army "ga „, ~,' In addition tor Children living . !, ,, 1.. 71 "•;• with mother, itinues io ated k June being 3s. discount to par, and the 1 103 - 105 st • yo Scottish Centre. ~,, 76 _ 78 St 100 . ow& S.W. 7 per et. .155 - 160 and him. I have been at Doncaster once in my life, but not Palmer. He used to go there to smoke, drink gin and Royal Marines Q ;3 - ';',.:, o or dependent upon her. The raer; . a tch ditto par to 2s. premium. The Bonds were St. 00 ScottishMidian . d ..., 12 i all .cnily. & Colcr. i Sh. ... - ... with the prisoner. I have been to the last Wolverhamp- water, and play at cards. Ile used to be late, and then .• e ... w et , with go oa. e illoted , 98 1 -a St. 00 shropshire them ... 46 - 48 12e all needy. & Ennis.A Sh ... - ... ton races with him. I did not sleep with Palmer dur- sta when the famil were there. Ih - s e ° te One Two c..) g ..- 14 - 15 y y aye tayed at the i4* 50 all 'South Devon St. 10; A.,5.,&L.,New;10/ ... - ... one cent . s A limited business has been done in Foreign op .no ionth Eastern 7 L -•• 72 71/ ing the time I was there. I did not stop at the same house when the lady was alone, bnt I swear there -- --- mod.rerato eo n • • 71 -73 64 . Do. XG i- ia house. I slept at my b ro te ee e n oaw's, 1 wag at Wol- was no itnproper intimacy between ne. I cannot recol. Staff • * Cl s s. d. s d. s. d. as • t r rites, but the quotations have ruled firm. St. 100 louth Wales I2S all Warypt .&Carlelp o ... - - Non - Commis nd fai r ; - 9 ee tl e r kisle 6 per Cents. have been dull at 981 to 99, 2 0 15 S. Yrksh. & Rio. Du: 4 e 12S all Do. 4S per cent ••• -- ••• verhampton for two days. I neither dined nor break- lect whether I attested a proposal for Walter Palmeine sinned Officers .... sth 70'2 0 3 0 With an in . . is. Ball 11 - 4 , 1 '''l the 4 - C its. at 102 7 . Sardinian are 1 20 6 1 , 1 0 , !, . ! , ~...., 12j 10 Do fasted with Palmer duri ng te e time I was at the Lich• life for 13,000/. in the Universal. I cannot say until Sergeant (Colour-Ber. crease of is C1e131,.. ~/ i ii• . 1,„ per el e a, We i s , viz. 941. Spanish 3 per Cents. are stea y d 20 16 Sea:r.e,s,Wok. &Wed il 71 St. 100 Wid.Consol.6p.e.St --- - field races with him• The course is ten miles from I see the documents. I can't say if that is my hand- g i c o ant 6d. a-week ad t nil) 6th 6 0 per week 2 0 3 0 for each for con . - t en - ‘ - ' 4 dth Certificates are 6i. Mexicali 15 a'l Stockton & Darli len -- 37 St. Idd Do. Con. Br. Bite nen 1 3 6 - 138 Rugeley. I slept at home on that occasion. I think writing; it is like it. I believe not. I can't say whe- Corporal or Bombar- additional HI 1011 re S ,_ s, t - 8 , an e "k ie 23ft .:- for account. Dutch 2-i per Cents. St. 00 HSI:Mk:Alen & 11:Irtlop ... - - „„ Illaff Vale . . ••• - ••• St. 100 Do. 4j se c. Pref. 595- 97 that's about all the races I was at lett year. I don't ther it was prepared in my office. This witness was dier recollect ever sleeping with Palmer but once in a pressed closely upon the question, end, after much er Drummer, Trumpeter, 7th 5 6 1 6 2 6 child.. oven:ten., itre flatter at 657, and the 4 per Cents. 954. St. 100 Do. Prof., No. L e .: ... - ~, 10 all Do. Pref. 4;, par eon ... - ... 5 all Do. st. Pref. 4p. c.. .: - double-bedded room. I have never been at any other fencing and prevarication, said it might be his hand• Private 7 Bth 5 0 1 6 2 6 Freig hts The foll • .• re the nominal prices of Foreign 25 ee, l 'l`laniee Hay. D.& R. ... - , ••• St. 1.00 !Ditto L. & H.Pref. Si 87 •-• 89 races and lodged at the same hotel with Palmer but writing, but would not swear it was net. I did write And to the widows and orphans of colonels, annually, offerings, tso ~...., owin„ a ' '' 3 Mexi c",'--Grenada Deferred BOUOS, i2f ; 20 ... Ulverstone & Lanus .... - ... te. Ca . n. 23e I ; Peruvian, 771 781 ; Ditto 3 per Cents., 20 all , Vale oi Neath l9 -20 10 hif I_ •New., Altar., &c., pr. 1 • rsp. c. red. 5 p.c. pm. - - ... S wsbur . I have never sle t a t Welverham ton in in 1855 to the Midland Office to become their extent at 66/. • and for each child, 16/. ; lieutenant-colonels, an hre y 1 ) 1 3 e , my life. Palmer paid my expenses to Shrewsbury, but Rugeley. It was with a view to obtain an insurance nually, 531., and for each child, 16/. ; majors, annually, tic's new° 54 2 . ) all Wsterfd. & Kilkenn , 41 - 5 10 all Norfolk Debenture .. ... - ... 6 ;__ Portuguese 4 per Cents., 50 2; RilS3iilll 5 50 all jWaterford&Limorie' ... - •••• on no other occasion. I have visited Palm e r in Stafford upon the life of Bates for• 10,000/. 1 knew Bates superin- 461., and for each child, 141: ; captains, annually, 371 , dull and st. 100 ,Do. Pref. sp. c. St: elt ... - ... , ger Cents., 104 6 ; Ditto 41 per Cents., 91 6• 23 all IWest Cornwall. 6l -71 Jail. I remained with him a co uple o f h our s. I cannot tended prisoner's stables at 1/. a week. I applied to the and for each child, 12/. ; lieutenants, annually, 30/., and pork, 1 6 St. 100 Do. 5 p.c. Ext 07 Janish 3 per Cents., 46 1 ; Ditto De'..'erred, 25i 10 all 7ost End. of Lender at• "... ••• recollect whether it was before the assizes. I went be- widow of Walter Palmer to obtain her signature to an for each child, 10/. ; ensigns, annually, 271., and for St. 100 Do. 54per ct.prof .... - ... v s 6 i ; Ditto Certificates, 6t; Ditto Passive, 7 42. I and Crystal Palace.. 6 - 8 cause Mr. Smith was go i ng , ale s e th oug ht 1 e e eu ld like a,ssignment of the policy on her huhand's life. each child, 10/, ; with corresponding ranks in the Royal 1 5 all , Do. A ...... ......... 2 - 3 St. 100 IDonWay.Val. 5 p.c, ... - ..• to see him. I used' to lay out a sovereign on his horses, I know Walter Palmer had a bill for. 200/. It was Navy. Railway Shares have generally ruled steady, and ta. 100 Northßritish lOl -103 is. ItTorth-Western and Great 'Western have been 5 3 Do. 8...., . 5 ste St. 100 N. E. Borw, 4 p.c. P. 92 -94 924 but never more. I did not bet on Palmer's horses at t e e prisoner's • bill for that assignment, ' but These allowances give to the widows and orphans of oNIGHT. rather firmer. Lancaehire and Yorkshire, on the 20 all West London. .. - ... 10 all IWimbledn&Croydor 6- 7 17 7 Doe de. do li -ld ' a Shrewsbury. I did not back Polestar. When I have then Walter Palmer had his house furnished officers above the rank of major a sum equal to two -20 13 Do Leeds 6p. c :No.l ... - ... betted half a sovereign or a sovereign I have " stood " Ido not know that the bill was not paid.. These papers thirds of the Ordinary pensien, and to the whole of the 'ompanY' 9l Other hand, have rather declined. Foreign. and - - ... with Palmer to that amount. I fi r st sa w C oo k at about bear my signature, but I do not know that I ordinary compassionate allowance, land to the widows he Penin' eol • ~ onial Shares have been higher. Geelong,ancl FORSIGN. 25 - 10 Do.Yorkil.&S, Pin% t - id 12 o'clock, at the Raven, on Wednesday night. I had attested for Walter Peltner's wife. I might have and orphans of officers belose that rank a stun equal to tar, AliVe r d 'ielbourno have risen ss. 10 •,:il Autworpatiteta reels. 81 - 81 - 20 all Worth Staffordshire.. .. . - . not been diniug with Palmer. tw e W e e een t a y night I k igned these, and might have signed them blank. three-fourths of the ordinary pension, and to tha whole Vigo, 2 °' ~... Australasia Bank Shares are 10s. better, and 0 40 Do. 5 p.c. 0b1,c, , 5. con. St. 100 Dx,W0..'cW.1516 pc 99 - 100 100 went to the Raven, and, knowing the room Palmer I will not swear I was not present when Walter of the ordinary compassionate allowance. n freigh t Y all Diemen's Land ho.ve risen ss. to 10s. in Sli. at par till '64 1d- 1 p 10 9A Do R. Pref. 10/. She ... - ... generally occupied, I went up to see whether he was Palmer signed the assignment of his pelicy for Where no pension is granted the allowance from the nges, el, e. _-_______ 20 10 Ardennes 6 - GA( 2 1 81 ail gad. Cent. ,New Pres ... - ... 25 all South Devon l4l - 154 Pm there. It was between 8 and 9 o'clock. The first thing 13,000/. to the prisoner. It is like my hand writ- Patriotic Fund to be in accordaniee with the scale paid team-Shill 11 B•PrIBII FUNDS THES DAY AT ONK O'CLOCK. 5 all Belgian Eaetn. June 2 - , - 20 14 BezierstoGraiseessa, 5 - 6 , 10 11 Do. fixed,4A per cent ... - ... I saw was Cook putting on his coat outside the door. ing. I might have been present. That signature by the Queen's regulations. llst inst•s 1.0.6 all 3. Eastern (Reading. He said, " Hilloa, what brings you here." 1 said I catne is like the prisoner's handwriting. I think it is his All allowances s.re subject to the conditions contained ( ' , rem the Official List.) 18 4j Bombay, Baroda,an I Ann,) of £1 Os. 6d. 23/ - 2'411231 to see hew they were getting on. Palmer was not in his handwriting. I will not swear I was not present when in the Royal Commission, and the adoption of the two li p ri o r ... done. Contrallndia•Scrit li - 2 1 St. 100 Do. V : , per cent 9B - 102 rootn, so I went into the town. I returned to the Raven it wag signed. I might have had a cheque for 51. for preceding scalee will entail an increase of about 12,000/. lip•of-WO 3 ank Stock - ••• St. 'lOO Do. Fixed 41 p c sh. 91 - 104 Lauer bad - a Per t.:eut. Red - s.ced Annuities St. 100 3 Wales Gus. 4p. c. ... - ... x Der Coat. wousols Ai-Amities 941 $ N 1.1 Dutch Rhenish l4 -14 Y and I waited in the room until he returned. There was a , the Bra - ev, 3 20 all r):). clo. 41 p. c or did not. I received that 200/. which Cook had from There are at present in receipt - of allowances,-officers t, : I v , per Cent. Annuities - 401 person natned Shelley present. I waited about a couple )rt nigh we neeas, 4:10h0 . . . • - ..• 20 all neYorksh.4p.e.Guar. ... - e . of hours. I should sa it wai an y out 12 o'clock. I had Alre. Palmer. Cook paid 10/. for tbe accommodation. widows 74 ; children, 143 ; orphans who have lost both les 25 all iltock. & Dar., sp. c. ... - .. Ido not know that for the accommodation of the 200/. parents, 6 ; non-commissioned officers' and privates' , w s , tto. under 1.:1000 1 d 20 ell East Indian, g. sp. c 231 - 24 231 no watch. He came in with Mr. Cook, who was the sby Olt - , •ißnl B „r o 25 15 •Do. do. do. 14 -21 p Cook gave Palmer his acceptance and security for 500/. widows, 2,850 ; children, 3,310 ; orphans who Lave lost a. c o ,,_ r Account - 23; 23e 124 all Stock. & Hartl. g. 5 worse for liquor. He was not very drunk ; but I could etol Scrip 2 4 p 11 D0.41p.c.8nc15.,'67 ... -7- ... I cannot say who saw me go to the Talbot Arms upon both parents, 113. ,earce all too a p. c. till July 1, '56 ... -- a. see he was the worse for liquor. The brandy and water L ee • , the Monday night. e ; rfae n ni , - tweeter lea, 2:) , 1. March. Juno , 01) a l w e „ ( j oh n s ,. •513, ( ps., _.. - •• 541 I W %tend . & Kilk. 6p c 2$ - 2/d was bad after this. The brandy was brought in in a R e .• db S tSh -M P 1 ' b -__. _ __ _______ -kSlatte 2 p par 3p 3 d par 20 16 'Geelong le Melbourne -examine y ergean ee rs. a mer iso. ove iam, 4-0 ,!/ 1:560 - 1 d par 22 -22 221 i guar. 5 per c-nt.. 1 i 1 e MINES. decanter, a,nd the water wan on the table. The tumblers eo years of age. Prisoner is not her eldest son. She RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. he stow' , 41 nr.).: - 1 d r Pa eo all Do.,Lon. ~ , allot do. ... -.. „ - has grandchildren. Mrs. Palmer's eaughter lives with .. f -uitt w :writ 9 - Bel 131 member Mrs. Brooks coining. I don't rememb - . Chree P e 0 ends, 1858, 31 per Cent. 931 n Tk of Called 1 all I A.gin., iYrio .„, . ..... ... ... - ••• , er her. They have no grounds to say that any improper TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE WEEK. I b• 25 2211G11. '6 - 17 161 1 all areglo Austria. Gold ..„ - .., Palmer being called out of the room. I recollect a per ~ itto, 1359 PO rtOP 1"(,: . 10s all , Anglo Californian ... I - 1 - t Debeu son who I know to be Fisher coming in. Palmer ne • • T ,f Oport o kw l eg OF FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOI In . WO Te Do. Cert. o . i • • to "'le till' l3: ' 173 - 77 20 7 ' Sustrelian I. - 11 left the room after I joined the party until he went to 'er not any. here Was not. The family are not much Mlles Receipts. -,, L ean 3 per Cent 23A- connt. 0, . do 83 -- 80 1 all kustralis.n Cordillera ... - ... visited-they are a large family in themselves. The opened. NAME OF RAILWAY. f -itt o A stin ae Do.Comn• 61 1 . cw • ee 91 , bed. I was sitting close to him the whole time. When 1856. 1856. 1855. Paslaa 0 g , , , ,. . ccount ouse as severe er rooms. use o s eep in e .______ _ g t omen Bonds 5 per Cant. 23 ' 221 1 all Baden (Gd.Ducli7 of •., ••• Fisher came in, Cook asked Palmer to have soma more room next the church. They keep three servants. ' .E .E Ft. DRti. '1 (4" . Tndiatt PeninFrue, 2 1, BILITISEI. brandy and water. Palmer said he would not have an 3 214 3,060 '1 Bowls, :; per Cent - 23 a. s.. • 50 all Blrenar. Iron & iloa', ... - ... 9 The Court then adjourned far a short time. 115 Aberdeen .., .. .. .. .. --.•.....• •• •• l'itto hour_ 26 LI Greet Luzern , more uuless he (Cooh) drank his. Cook, it was evident 37% P•elfast and Ballymena •• •••• •••• •• •• '964 826 6,„ , Account - 6 [We shall give the centlnuation in our last edition.] __. _ Constituted Share- 6 ---. ennehrh Committee Cert. of Coup. not fun. 6, , , p c 3$ - 3 $ 35 201 ltre.zilianlnip.(issusal to everybody, was the worse for liquor. Cook drank the 17 Belfast and County Down ...... •.• • .. - -- , ri t k i 4 all Do. Obligations... .. - -- 83 ! Birkenhead, Lancash:re, and Cheshire e 29th Of l'itt - " floods, 6 per cent at ,:-"; pm.) - 31 brandy and water at a draught, and then he said "There's - ••• . 26% Bolton, I;fackburn,and West York .... 6,348 5 80 . 6 • Ilf 0 Account 30 all Do. Cocaes le Cuiale , 21 - 2n 21 something in it." I dcnt "ow that lie Paid "It burns A letter from Vienna, of the 17th, in the Nuremberg 117 Bristi, rincipa ~ Nt 201. 411 Gt.Westernofeana ea 1 and Exeter • • ... i ., • 0 Guaranteed 4 per Cent. the 100 1 Shares ... . .......... 26 4 "' 213 t e , 4 94 bi 45 4,807 -.Atte Acconnt ' lO2l 1 ' ; i)larendon COne. Inn 94 , 4 0 ter hes and Holyhead.•• .. • • ........ , h 1 r 1 Do. New .......... .. 34 - 3/1 . oe not say so. Cook did, n"t malte any other observation the Courts of Vienna and Turin has risen to such a 164 158 Brest ou I kti , . , Iymenda oh the ahovo ..vable i. London. 20. 2 e. Co. of Jemaica 1- ip than I have stated. hdmk gave the brandy and water height that the recall of M. de Pear, the Austrian 20 Cork 6% Cork, Blactrock, and Passage .. •• • • ?55 2 3 . ',3 ' e h Exel f , ' 2 1 • C t 1° Guilders 641 ~ , ian o e, ~ pei en ~ ...- 1.00 . ail Do. Bds., payable's7, 101 with option till '55.. 99 - _ 40 lan Clobre Copper 63 -G5 to some one to 'taste' I think it was Fisher. I don't charee d'affaires at Turin, a,ppears inevitable. A select and Bandon .. • • .....„ •••, ~ „, 1,287 1,004 56 Dublin and Belfast r tMction ........ , n .,, , q „ r 5 I 1 Coloniel Gold &quo 4 per Cent. Certifica-es ........ ..... 953 6 0 • '50... 127 - 132 ••• 'snow a Mr. R e id. I don't know that that gentleman society, called the " Community . of St. John," and 63 Dublin and Drogheda...... ....• -.• ~,, ~• 1 , , hat Wel TWO O'CLOCK. 100 all Do. do., ', e, p. , ...... ... St. I all -7. lopper !din. of Eng 30 -35 7% Dublin and Kingstown....• •. .. •••••• 855 77 1 Leath 1 13 ' - ` Consols for Money 941 WO all Do. do., 76, p. 60.- ••• 1.00 all Da. do., '73, without 25 ' all Do. Pref. 71 p. cent 25S - 271 i eame in the room• I believe theee was but four per- formed for religious purposes, has just been discovered 167. i Dundee and Arbroath .............• 524 540 1,069 859 t • Ditto Account 941 3 1091 110 A ... jl€ Oopiapo. „ l6 -18 sons present. I cannot say whether any other person here, and 80 persons have been arrested." 31 Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junction 392 295 vernrnen option 2 ' 1,1 nortuue - id Came in before we went t° bed. Cook left 3 small quan- STAR CLUB OF LONDON.-The fourth meeting of this 36 Dundalk sn I Enniskillen • ... •••• • • • • , o 8 8 ~, 011 2101 all Hamilton & Toronts ... - ••• 67% East Anglian-- .... ig an 0 .--es .IMINIMM. 20 all Irene • 1 l4 -16 154 tity in the glass- I belie" Palmer tasted it and said there club for the present session took plane on Wednesday 7,031 5,103 lave boo , LLOYD'S SHIPPING.--crais Day.) 100 all Do. 6 per cent. - ••• 20 17 Lake Comt. & Beuel ••• - ..., 1 ; all Gt • NtiggetVeinKcg. i - I 44, all lireat Pol vooth ..., ~ 4_ 1 ~ ~ 93 rast Lancashire •• • • ........ •••• • • • • was nothing the matter with it, and then he handed it last, at Fenton's Hotel, St. James's•street, when the tol- 417 Eastern Counties and Norfolk.. •... 1 23.745 21,219 r. to Fisher. I don't recollect Positively the remark that lowing members and visitors were present :-B. Oliveira, Eastern Union.. •••••••••• • • • • • • • • 3 5,478 4,891 20 all- Lierwe and Turnhout - - ...c 5 ; all Gt Wheal Vor United 1 .-.„ ie 142 Fditsbur vb. and Gla.s•ow ..... ........ Fisher made. I cannot recollect that he said the glass Esq., M.P., president ;W. Digby Seymour, Esq., M.P., 188 ' b ' 1 6,362 5,645 ! of BruS d Loa f re , + DON, May 24.-Wind this day at noon, S.W. ; 5 ell Lucca ePist. sp. c.p ... - PP' 20 16 Lywas and Geneva , 121 - 121 1 i all I,iberty x a 3 : all Linares h •-• 71 - 81 4 I was empty, and it was no e ood to give 1 , w to him. We Wm. Lee, Esq., M.P., John Steel, Esq., M.P., S. Edinburgh, Perth, and Dun , ee ••• • • • 6 Exeter and Crecliton...... • • .. • • • • .. - - ICis Liel l ' se bree dfi e p. ze an n . 20 14 Lyons & Nlorliterrae ... - . 511 Lasitanian ••• i- 4 I remained iii the room half - ail - hour, after the brandy and Grant, El., Chas. White, Esq., - Salkeld, Esq., Har- 22 Furness Railway . . 1; •••••••• • • • • • • • 5 ;7 77 S T„ f f ,,, LYI IODrD, May 23. -Wind S.-Sailed.-Heatherbell, ta.fided t°, 20 F el qadrap, guar. 4 '•,p.c. 20 - 2N 11ai t Aariquiti• A *-- i water was drunk. Cook did not leave the room. Pal vey Lewis, E ase, W. Hargreaves, E3q., J. Arden, Esq., 1 83 % Glasgow, and So t -Western•• •• -.• 21,250 0,505 L 7 ,..,1110bart Town 20 10 Do. New a cr. sp. c. 11 -21 e d myself left Cook in the room. I did not know J. Wyld, Ewe, Dr. Sibson, the Rev. G. Jepson, &e. ' 2 83 Great Northern.• •.. ...... ...• ••.. • • 1 ail gew Granads. i - 6 mer an 6 891 7 097 latiollS ° -'' Alm M . 23 W' 1S S W fresh breeze.- - - ' s e h 101 ti 203% Great Southern and Weseern (Ireland) A tr . (wenn way .- mi. •• • 1 20 10 Do. 44 p. c. Ex,,en ._ -- p lan Nouveau Monde - i Ceok had been ill before he told me in the morning. Ar OTHEC ARIE'S-HALL -The following are the names of 365 Great Western •••••••••••• • • • • • • ** ' 27'031 25' 98 ,7 rollatiollf t o n ed-Catharine Johnson, from Buenos Ayres, with 314 all Mona Antoma .„ ... ... 20 arl nontei•S'il.&Le.Min. 11 -12 We had one glass a-piece. It was mixed with cold wa,- the gentlemen who patsed their examination in the sci- 2514 Irish South Eastern . 1 . ••••••• • • • •• •• - - 5,932 5 781 itS are D : j'F i tiaast head carried away, bowsprit sprung, and sails 10 all Do. do, New ... .. „ - ,•• e 1 Port Philip 29,223 11,,585 ed, 1311 , ''' ',h.; Azoff, Philadelphia. 20 all Namur ne Liege (with 1 all ` - inartz Rock 1- $ 286 1 4 Lancashire and Yorkshire..• ••••• .. • • ' 424 M M 2a -Sailed.-Reina dos Acores, for St. Mi- at the Raven. During; the tinie the inquest was being to practise, on Thursday the 22nd of May : -Messrs. - Leeds Northern ..•• ••••••• • •• •• .... - ssador 111 01 101 ,.. ,ay - interest) 73 -7$ 50 all Rhymn.ey Iron 2l -24 held I was at honse at Ripley, but on the last day I John Henry Tuke, Stratton, Cornwall ; William Druee 6 Liverpool, Crosby, and Sonthport•• •• - - 20 all Do. (' - ex interest).. ... 6t- 61 15 all Do. New 6 - 8 eLee i London and North Western ... • ....• , 58 772 55,717 -- 1.6 all gorthern of Fran , e.. 454 - 454 451 30 1 13 : SanCaao Os Cuba 3 - 4 . went to Birmingham. I did not go to the inquest Cattle, Kempsey, Worcestershire ; William Pylle Hugo 5% London and Blackwall.• •• ........., 1,580 1,402 MB ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.I 20 all Do.2ol.Shs l2l -•.• 13 6s, Sort. Cons. Min. Co. 21 -:4 at all. St. Track, Cornwall ; Owen Tucker, Army ; and Cope- 183% London, Brighton and South Coast. 14,442 12,172 Gazette, SOUTHAMPTON, Saturday Morning. 20 Do. 207. 3p. c Bds "• 1 a u South Australian..... t 7 4 Re-examined-The dePuty-governor was present dur- ley Jabez Carr, Edinburgh. On account of the public 267 Lomicn and Soni , Western. ...• ~ .., 15,744 14,668 I that el l t Arri ee d-Le Coq, from Cherbourg • Alexander and Me- (frey.B. &Am s. Shs. ) ... .- ... 1 . all Do. Scrip i - i ing the time I was with Palmer in the gaol, and when he rejoicings the examination at the hall wiil be postponed 6° Londonderry am , . ... _ I nuiskillen .. .. 643 631 lvtities' Own, Newport ; Henry and' Cathaiine, Wark- 10 a ll NorwegianTrunkPret 8 - 9 - Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock, &c - betwee ll "rth • Caledonia, Sunderland ; Omage and Lloyd's, Lon- 20 all Paris and Lyons 591 -GO 1 e Do. 10 per cent Pref ..„ - ••• went eut another officer came in. We did not talk about from Thursday, the 29t1r, to Friday, the 30th inst. 173% Manchester, Shetlield,and Lincolnshire 12.023 9,445 This ill; d , O tt. 40 all Ditto Bonds - • • . 44 Tam. S. &L.Min•Co. 2 - 24 ib 9 Cin Croft.. - 4-4 e 4-4e 4A this case, but about his brother's. T _here was an officer RAILWAY TRAFFIO.-Lately was issued a return rela- 9% Manchester and Southdunction...... 1,518 723 banks O ' gailed-Hero, for Newport ; North Star, Bremen. 20 all Paris and Orleans_ 57 _59 present the whole of the time. tive to passengers and traffic on the railways in the 28 Maryport and Carlisle ...........••• 913 803 ' d Frascati.. LIVERPOOL, Saturday Morning. 10 5 Rome an . , ... _ . e. 284 all United 11.1exican 34 - 3 i By the Attorney-General-I never spoke to Mr. Gard- 'United Kingdom, during the half-year ended Dec. 31, 498% Midland •• • ..- ••..• • • • ..., ~, •• ~ , 32.001 27,586 126% Midland Great Western (Irmo .., „,, 3,327 2,912 . Wind E. 20 ali Roysl Danish .19 20 1 all Waller 1 all West Mariposa *- i it - i ner about the brandy and water. I never had any con- 1855. The total receipts from all sources of traffic 52 Monklands .. ••-••-••••• - - •• •• •• - - , f a lett er alSwedieh Arrived -Los Hermans, from Bordeaux wCarnatic and 5 all Roy . . ... - ... 1 12s. Worthing Mining of he . t . e 7s venation with Mr. Gardner about it. I spoke to Mr. amonnted in the half•year ended Decevnber 31, 1854, to .4 NewcaStle and Car1i51e.............. - - 4,899 4,946 )n of the 'llili a ' • 4, , and Cicero and South Caro , line New Orleans ; 4 all Do. 0, nligations .... .., - ... 90 all iambre and Meuse., 12 - 12.1 12 Australia - ... dner but said nothin 3 Stevens in the presence of Gar , g 10,791,121/. 3s. 6 4 1, and in the half-year ended D2C. ' about the brandy and water. I told Crisp exactly that 31, 1855, to 11,613,550/ 33. Md. The increase in the 9 North British •• .. -••••••- •• •••• •• 233 North Staffordshire •• • • .... •• •••• • 7,628 6,305 01 1 ' 4l e• Bombay. n 51 p cent. Prof 91 -91 93 1 1 s n Yuba- . 47 North-Western ••..••••••• • • • • • •• •• 840 824 pense , QUEENSTOWN, May 22. 10 all -h.. 2 • ._...:----------- , which happened, and as I have stated this morning. number of passeneers is 5,940,682. In the half-year 137% Scottish Central .• •••• •• .... .• •• •• .. - 5 c 2e - 3 as folio"' NY . • A Ind s.S.E. 20 5 Swede, guar. p. e IdEISCELLANEOI.7B. Mr. Sargent-I know the prisoner, a , nd I also knew end d Dec 31 1854, 8,053 miles of railway were open • 32 Scottish Midland •••••••••• •• •• •• . . - - e, tt rrived-Arbistan, from Caiffa ; David G. Fleming, 20 all , , D .. 0 . ................. • •so ••• the deceased. I had a letter from Cook during Shrews- and last Dec. 8,296. e ' ' - - - - ' 29% Shrewsbury and Birmingham ...... 1,942 1,351 `4lla o . D • f Alexandria ; Neptune, Corfu ; 20 all louthere o , • f France ee - Pnl _______- - 4B Shrewsbury and Chester • • .......... 2,737 2, z 55 4 41 • lament, rom 25 19 Australian A grieult. /29- 31 , bury races. I have not got the letter. I searched for THE GUARDS.-Yesterday morning, in consequence of eo Shropshire Union .................. 1,007 950 20 16 it. Andrew s an, 16 anda, Syr a , Idt tll Austen:tn. Royal Mail .. - „„. it, The letter was sent to Saunders, the trainer. I the fineness of the weather, the Guards for the duty of 57% South Devon ••• •• .................. 2 9 ,5 1 16 5 16 2 : 2 162 S ailed--Theckla Schmidt, for Quebec. Quebec (I) „. 41 - 41 41 I X d lo all Berlin Watr Works 54 - 6t, 6 made application to Sauode 289 South Eastern ...• .. •• ........., „, .. 1. 9 rs for it by letter, and I re- the day were marched to the parade in St. James's-park, •• 433 g 84 all Nest Flanders 10 all Do 5A per c. Pref ... - ••• 50 40 Brit. American Laud ... - ... ceived a letter in answer. I seen a have S unders since, immediately in the rear of the Horse-Guards, where, 162% South wales ..••..•• •• •.........„ 6,133 •?,_••••• 97 South York., Doncaster, and Goole • • 2,508 1.7 64 (BY 1317BMAILINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.) 33 - 39 toe :-.'2: Canada 135 - 137 to get the letter r d 39 Taff Vale ••••.•••• • • • • • • . ~ , 4,202 4, 052 d counter' 20 18 eV.& N. W. of Franc. and have made every exertion eferred having been paraded and inspected, they were troope de GRAVESEND, Saturday, 9.51 aen. et., we) 0.00.6p.e.-lae&Taly 112 - 113 1121 36 Ulster. • ••• • •• .. 1,342 1,238 rk the e N'n• 20 all West. of Switzerland ... - ••• to for Mr. Stevens. I have not a copy of Cook's letter, in the presence of the field-officer of the day, the band 28 5 856 Felt & Aug ... - •,. 77 Waterfo • r • d • Q . L . itn - e • rlcir - •••• ::::::::.. 01 1 ' HA W tide six hours' ebb, cloudy. SW 100 Do. 6 p.c. 11 6 all Wiesbaden ie sees Aeri e e •'-.. ' 93 A chibald M‘Millan, from Per- St. 'lOO Do. 6p.c. Mar & Sept „. _ ... 27 West Cornwall ...... •..... •••• • •• 2 1 8 6 7 , 2 0 1 ; id its tee' 1 • 01 ~, e u , alay ..., .- r 20 all Zealand - ••• • u st 11 ' 1 ' ) lP 1 A us • Eliza, Hamburg ; Rose , Ant- ________ w et , .. a con, sse , 5 ati Crysta/ Palace 2l - 3 Sergeant Shee-May I ask the witness to relate its airs. After the military display, the line was formed, 12 Whitehaven Junction .•• •• •• •• •• ••*.' week J a and Mar- Preference.. ..... _ /, in - R , P , Plower of Yarrow, Algoa Bay ; Sophi . 5 all Do. York and North Midland & L d itions P0 t , 114 , Ebeloft ; Vibilia, Guernsey ; Indemnlty, Port- JOINT-STOCK BANS& 4 ail Crystal Pet ef France ..„ - h. Lord Chief Justice-You had better produce Saun- marched to their respective poste. The military spec sin, se evr ---------------- 1 i Duston Iron Ore ,,, _ . ders. tacle will be repeated every morning (weather permit - a TOKEIOI4.. k eel „"ili ; Thomas and Elizabeth, Rouen. 40 all Australasia n7 - n • a 98 71 does not arr . ..... 3,069 ' 1,128 knee .4.trived, May 24.-Anna, from Emden. 20 13 Eastern Steam •.- •• Sergeant Shee-If Saunders ive, I can ting) during the summer months. 89 Dutch Rhenish •• •• •••• •• •• "' se demon; '25 5 Bank of Egypt -iP ) 51 5 all En.&Atis Cop Sin Co li - 2 call this witness ? ESTIMATES, &C.-CIVIL SERVICES, 1856-7. -Recently, 328 Lyons and Mediterranean •• •••• •• •• - - aPP ea!re q 'bar A - - - 100 50 Bank of London .... 64 - 66 651 St. :100 Electric Telegraph... 95 _ 97 The Lord Chief Justice signified his assent. Class VIII of these estimates was issued. The items 63 Montereau and Troyes .. • ........• •• - ___ • - - - Namur and Liege .. • • ........ • • • • • •liT 40 all Bri. CoL Bk.&Lii C ...• ~ •,.. 32,637 35 815 Wrtld • /, -- .tallMY IN THE CRIMEA AND COVENT•GAIIDF 1 all Electric Teleg. of In. ... ... Examination contineed-I have noticed Cook's throat. are as follow :-Cape of Good Hope, 40,000/. ; loss on 445 Northerner Fran na r al • .....• • • ........ _ ~... et. ;e ' ne e ' ted to Mr. 50 all ritis . American .„, - ... 5 all Gen. Iron Se Collier ... ._, ... e &ions and freight of - Orleans and Ce ............ _ nd he • Isl e ;MIL -Colonel H. Wellesley has remit I was with him at Liverpool the week previous co treasury commissariat chest tran.a . 5 5 Chartd. Bank of Attie to ° IP " c unt', of Bond-street, the sum of 70/., the produce of 2 i- 1 p 15 14 Gan. Steant Navigat. ••• - ... 359 Paris and Lyons .... ... • _ 1 t-f k (Ira • 20 6 Chrtd. Bnk. of India, I is all General Scree/ Stearri .- - ... 14 x 2/. retd. Shrewsbury races. Be called my attention to bis specie, 12,634/. ; agricultural sta , s tistics G GOO/. • British 84 Paris and Rouen. ••..••• • • • • • • • ...... - tntwor h b ah , Inatm entertainment given at the camp before Se- Australia, & Chins ... - ~,e ' d A throat. I looked at it, and the back part of it was Historical Portrait Gallery, 2,000/. ; Science an rt 50 Paris and Strasburgh ••.. •• •••• .. • • _ _ 'a 4 all Lond. Gen. Omnibus 33 - 31 31 ao 1 and Havre .• .... deuce 1 . ah •lpitiol by the officers of the 7th and 22d Fusiliers, yeo 50 City G4 -. 60 20 10 Magdalena St. Navig. ~, _ h. ulcered and very much 1 . hdiamed. The uvula was department-removal from Marlborough House to Ken. - lle, fF. ,ce - Western o Jai - - Cannoble 1,.: 4. i.2.e Brigade, to be distributed among the sufferers _- tuu 25 Colonial w road from Pall-mall to •• -•- - ... . - •.. 'tediterin Bloc Tel. 8 - 10 10 all - • • . swollen, and I said I was surprised he could eat and sington Gore, 10,000/. ;ne „ gee .-- ----______ t the Pr e- . "es late fire at Covent-garden Theatre. 100 20 Commercial of Lend. .._ _ _ 9 Aelciean&S.A.merien. 53 -53 drink in such a state. Cook said he had been in that Buckingham-gate, 24,700/. ; Holyrood Park-new road, D perbie • h 0 , E I t Ph • -• X 20 ell Eng.noot•Saus•Cht. 161 - 1611 7 f,, a ESSOB. ANDERSON IN THE AST.- n rue ceei 10 1 all Nat. Pe.t. Steam Fuel c .., - w sta,te for months, and lerk of Justiciary (Scotland) compensa had given up taking medicine. 2,570/. ; and C „ , . THE FIREWORKS IN HYDE PARK, &C,-A copy of col On 11°11- t4 nlon, the C t Wizard of the North arises from the 20 all Loud. Chart. Bk. or 10 5 N - etherlends Land....i li• - 21 Almost at every meeting we have had his throat has tion for surrender of rig , , hts 6 184 s. ; making a total of respondence between the Secretary of State for the Wa table' 4ibe _ o ._ erea Australia On one occasion, on the 104,688/. prO ~,f c h, t ; f Covent-garden, and reappear . s in his original 10 all Do. been spoken about. origin e l e ' hi, , a ,_ e ter, as when he attracted, astonished, and amused 20 5 Ditto New 2 - 3..1 bi 20 London and Count y: .., - ... 5 2 Do. 8p c P iss at 1 d 4 _ 1 1, 0 New B. & N.S. Land 18 -22 1 . .0 platform of the Liverpool race!, he took a g4l. WESTMINSTER JEWS' FREE SCHOOL.-The anniversary missioner of Public Works, in relation to the building cell nt institution was held on Thursday now being erected for fireworks in Hyde and the Greer ,tes• •"" h - f teousands nightly at the Lyceum Theatre. A display 5 0 lind•OsE.Bnlsg.Corp. par -2p 100 8 gerbread nut with cayenne In it, He took dinner of tr , ex e wen We '1- .ng6nionsly-constructecl placards, similar to those 12 0 on TO London Joint Stock. „ _ 32 ii re P. Australasian._ A- .1 1 9 . • it by mistake, and afterwards he to dme it had nearly last at Wil is s-rohne, St. James's, the Lord Mayor, pre- Parks, was yesterday published by order of Parliament Brack e° ' vshiee 20 15 Nrth.ofteiropeSteam ,„ _ ... orted b some of the most in- On the Bth of April the War D- partment requested Mr 111 9 th e te. - oharacterised the announcements of his career at 100 10 London and Paris 4 - 2 d 1 all Oriental Gas ll -11 killed him. I know at Liverpool Cook was very po w. sident, in the chair, supp Y . A t • t e ' ish and Christian commu- us in o move the Commissioners of Works, ttc.., t( •essee h b ' , est End, now inform the public of the East that 100 20 Loud. es WeStMinstel ... - ... 491 4 Do " New Shares" t -.. ip pm This was a week before the Shrewsbury races. He owed fluential members of the Jew . fil, yet s tVesnmes his profession of the really Great Wizard at too 35 National Pro.of Eng . s . - ... I es. • - 0 ia) p litr Ld. & liiiml. 21 - 34 21 3 me 25/. He gave me 10/. on account, and said he hal nity. The school may be come e h i e w e er der das• t one to that give immed . t i G a e authority for the erection of two sheds t tl3e - ail ee • hildren of the one in th P. rk, 200 In enses at Liverpool, but that of Bell-lane, Spitalfields, and educ i a l t e et i r t d e reen Park, and one in Hyde er o Tia n Standard Theatre, in Shoreditcla on Monday next. 20 10 Do. Now ........... •,:. ..- - ... Peninsular &Oriental 65 7 67 not sufficient to pay his exo should ° ••••• ... 50 all t, i tion f rmerl 35 ' f tld h 1, e aPearatus d t yed in the fire at Covent-garden 50 22:1 National of Irelpaid • .. i 31 -I 41p r/ at theShrewsburymeeting. Jewish poor at the West-end. Tnt tu o. y an 25 feet, aed also of a strong f fence 6ee ig es ro - _ o letto. -a s s, h Walette... 4 - 43 50 10 On• Ne w I should have the balance, 1J . hness the Duke of Cambndge to enclose the ground. Two days afterwards, the Offici izz i es ,ue en reconstructed, and new feats have been or- 20 all Now Sout _ Royal Malt etea ,„ re 72 -74 were in the habit of " putting had his late late Royal Hig ~ _ , we ver, "'lse i f • fh' E tE d d• ces • 25 ell Orientsl Bann si lor the delectation oisas n au ien . , 100 60 r ai Invest. 11 -18 I knew Cook and Palmer sent duke was graciously pleased to of Works declined to undertake the erection of the shed did so at Liverpool races. its patron, and the pre . , 1 all Scot.Aust • I on" for each other, and they nusi°n• a nd th Corporation .......... 39 -- 41 - In " et Liverpool for P 1 r and send a donation of 10/., . 1 which was received as a conso- within the time specified, on account of the great pres MAN• Whi e advertisements promise a series of performances eh are to e 11 t outrival, the celebrated twelve 20 10 Ott ' B k iea th ) 0M3.11 an ...... 1 i Ditto New ...... .., • n 6 I put some money "on • . a inie , , a ../an a - 38 ' ory of its ate Royal pa- sure upon the department at that time, and the Firs 'th bum i have known Cook lotary reminiscencesel the mem act _ 0 ,, . qua ,i no 100 5u Royal British ..... •••• ••• ••• 25 all South Austr• :h. a he told me Cook stood wi Tel Scrip i - 1 d t n 1 700/ - expressed a desire to ava' ertain lotion. I don't know trOn. The collection amounte o . ear y ~ a much Commissioner thereupon . ,5,..--if er xx , 1 i Magic arid Mystery so popular at the Lyceum. 25 an South Australia •• -- 'at Submar. • 3 - 1 to apply to Palmer for a c e pleased. " e wish Sir. Anderson all success, were it only for the naisf or E 25 '1 Union of Australian. 70 - -Inses be has recently suffered, though it can Do. New......... ... 72 72 20 all DI. Re ; iistered 15 1 5 - Crust& L.OO.ILC II, - --- that it is a mercurial lotion. s been received on an similar h' If f the offer of the War Department to uodertak larger amount than ha . Y unse o h of the ar occasion. The dinner was cf unusual excellence, and re- the wotk. The size of eac eas enclose alomel and lime water. d for tha seare e t e 30 291 100 t 28i Iran Weeetren'e tend ,15-- 17 161 i Dr. Taylor said it was c it upon Mr. Willis 80,000 equare yards. ...,:,, reY ea doubted hut the merit of his performances 50 In Milne of London •• ••• itneBB - The lotion was not to fleeted the highest cred 's management. appears to be about _ ___ . _ _ _ _ ~,._ ".: .-- AA 4 A 1 ' , V_Go.Cas.e.Ja ll o lll Y le Hs !.."_., ' By Mr. E. James to w PREFERENCE SHARES. St.l 100 Aberdeen 1 I 115 118 i,+„ 1100 ITh. N 0.2, 7p. c 115 117 St. 100 Do. Debentures Bl _ 90 25 all .;13 - thandTynolOpei c. prof. (issd.zt,sol) ... ... St. 100 3ril. FL Ex. 4p.c. St 04 —96 20 -, 5 Do. 4p. e. Sharon St. 1100 Caledonian £lO 9B 100 15 I all ilhoo. sr, Do. Un. 54 pc 10 17 9f) all Do. do. Pref. No. 2. ... ... 24 all Do. do. Prof. No. 2- ... ... 6 all Cork &BandonsAp.c. ... ... 6i all Dun.Prth .&Aber.J. 51 64 10 2E. Anglian CIS. A Sh. ... .•• St. ; 100 Do. do. Cls. B6p. c. 107 112 St. 'lOO Do. do Cis. C7p. c. 97 102 6 all E'as. Co. Ex,spc No.l . ip' pin all Do. No. 2 i 8 Pm 10 all Do. Now 6r.C. ht 124 —l3 20 all East 1 . 1 u .) G. 6p. c. ... ... 5 all Do. El ~ 10 ner cent ... ... 10 all Do. 10/. Deflentr.Sh. ... ... ht. all Do. (10. 4 per cent ... ... St. 100 1 - a.iit Lancailt..6p.cts ... 5 all R. ,? ;NI . V or: ': .J. 5i.11 -.— ... 10 1 Edin. & Gl. 5 p.c. sh. ... . St. 100 P<l., Ptith.&Dun.4.p.e. 69 7 . 1 20 all Furnes2 St. leis) Ulas. &5.W.G.5 p.c ... • . St. 100 Great Northn. sp. c 177 119 St. 100 Do. sp. c. P.,500D1 at 10 p. c. prom... 109 111 St. 100 noi; P. e lO3 - 105 1034 124 7: 2 ' Do.!) p.c. Scrip, Red at 5 p. c. pm... 10 all ,It. N. of Scot. Ist Pre 91 104 St. 100 Gt. S. -!z W. (Ireland) ... .. 20 11 Do. 4 per c. Prof. S ... ~. 60 6 It. W..(II.LCLII.I7xSpc 6 6A St. 100 Do. con. red. 4 p.c. 95 97 97 5i St. 100 Do. con. rod. 4p. c. 88 90 St. 100 Do. irred. 4p. c. St. 100 Do. sp. c. red. pref 98 - 100 10 all Do. do. do. ... ... 8 all Do. Him. Pref. Th 9/. 104 10 all Do.Cnestcr 3 p.c.P.S 164 17+ 10 all Do. do. sp.c. do lO ...; 104 St 100 Do. Birm. One. Stk 74 76 26'4 all Do. Ches. Gua. Sh ln - 204 134 all Do. do. do 9t 104 20 all Do. do. do 144 154 16 6 Lan. &York. F. X.2C 4 fid St. 100 Do. 6p. c. Stock - 138 St. 109 Lon.&l3righ.G.sp.c ... ... St. 100 Do. Pref„, 5 p. c. St St , 100 Do. Now Guar.6 p. c 136 140 137 St. 1100 Do. do. 5 per cent , ... ... S. 100 [,on. &N. W., Coy. & Nuneaton sp. et._ -- St 100 on. & S.W. 7 per et , 155 --, 160 12; all •cudy. & Color. 4 Sh. ... ... 124 all I,ondy. & Ennis. - Sh ... ... St. 10; 'i1.,5.,& L.,New,lo/ ... -- 6 4 . Do. £6 i — 0,, 121 all , farypt .&Carl.4 p o ... ... 124 all Do. 44 per cent ••• -- ••• 124 1.0 Do St. 100 vlitl.Consol.6 p.u.St --- St. 10C1 Do. Con.Br.flir. tlpc PG 188 St. 100 Do. 44 p. c. Pref. s 95 97 16 . 1 all Do. }'ref. 4; per con ... ... 5 all ,Do. 5/. Pref. 4p. c.. . . St. 100 Ditto L. &H. Pref. Si 87 89 10 zu New., AlAr., &c., pr. t • r sp. c. red. 5 p.c. pm. j "• 10 all Norfolk Debenture .. ... ... St. 100 ,Do. Pref. sp. c. St: cli ... ... St. 100 Do. 5 p.c. Ext ••• - ••• St. 100 'DO. r:per ct.prof .... ... St. 100 IDo.Way.ve. sp. c, ... —.. • t3t. 100 North British lOl. —lO3 St. 100 N. E. Borw, 4 p.c. P 92 —94 924 17 7 Do.. de. do l4 id d 20 13 Do Leeds 6 p.c tlgo.l ... ... 12J, 9 Do. do. Quarters ... .. ... 25 10 Do. York H. &R. Pnr. 4 id 20 all North Staffordshire.. .. St. 100 7x,W0..\r,W.1516 pc 99 100 100 10 94 Do rv. Pref. 10/. Sli.. ... „, 84 all gad. Cent. ,New Pr3i ... ... Pm 25 all south Devon 144 •-i 154 10 14 Do. flxcd,44 per cent ... -- ... 1.0.6 all 3. Eastern (Reading Ann.) of £1 Os. 6d. 234 231 1234 St. 100 Do. 4 ) :, per cent 9B 102 St. 'lOO Do. Fixed 44 pc eh 94 104 St. 100 3 Wales Gus. 4p. C ... ... 20 all DI. do. 44 p. c 20 all S. Yorksh.4p.c.Guar ... — 4„. 25 all ltack. & Dar., sp. c ... .. 25 15 Do. do. do l. Zip 124 all ;took. & Hartl. g. 5 P. C. till July 1, '56 ... —•... 5 4h I W %tend . & Kilk. 6p c 23 2i i d Weekly allowance. In addition tor Children living with mother, or dependent upon her. One Two child. childn. --- s. d. s. d. S. d. .7 0: 2 0 3 0 With an In crease of is per week 6 0 2 0 3 0 for each additional 5 6 1 6 2 6 child. 501 6 2 6 MINES. 1 all A.gut., tYrt, .„, . ..... ... ... 1 all knglo Augtrla. Gold ._ ... 10s all ~ A ngdo Californian „ h - I 20 7 ' I.ustralian I. —1.!,. 1 all kustralian Cordillera ... ... 1 all kvo Maria 1 all Baden (G.l.Du el: 7of .., ... 50 all Blanar. Iron k iloa' ... ... 20 14 i.:ritish Iron 4 6 35 261 TlrazilianTr Ip.(issue , 1 at ;-"; put.) - 3l 30 all Do. Cocrws A. , Culab ) 21 - 2i 21 20 il5 Do. Si,. Johr Dalloy 24 26 26 1. ; iNarondon Cons. Min Co. of Jamaica — in 40 I all Ochre Copper 63 65 5 1 Colonial Gold • ... St. l all Copper Min. of Eng 30 35 25 all Do. Prof. 7i p. cent 25 3 / 4 271 ... 1€ Copiapo.,„ l6 18 2 1A ~'ortum, 20 all 'lent. 1 all Gt.Nug2,-etVciiillcg 4 i 41 all -- ..roa.t. Polvooth .... 5 all Gt Wheal Vor United 1 .-- id 1 all liberty h - 4 3 all Linares 7 81 5 . 1i La u sitanian •••• I --i 1 ... 11 an ariquit. , A -- ii 1 an Kew Granada 1 all gouveatt Monde A ---i 20 all Pontgi.Sil.&Le•Min ll 12 15 1 Port Philip 1 all ` - itiartz Rock 4 $ 50 all Rltymnoy Iron 2l 24 15 all Do. New 6 8 30 113 i Santlago de Cuba 3 4 .. 6s. Sort. Cons. Min. Co. 2t 3 ' 1 a ll =ionth Australian i 4 1 , all Do. Scrip I - ' A 1 i Do. 10 per cent Pref „„ ... 41 Tam. S. &L. Min. Co. 2 21 ib 9 rin Croft ...... 4 4. .41 281 1 all ijnitad Mexican 34 3t 1 all 'Waller ir I I all West Mariposa I 12s. Worthing Mining of .. it -- 4 .- .. _ . .. Australia 1 sal irnlr , ... ... &ttStraliart A gritralt. Australn. Royal Mail Berlin Water Works Brit. American Laud Canada 0.00.6p.c.1ai, 7aly 1: Do. 6 p.c. Feb & Aug Do. 6p.c. Mar & Sept Crystal Palace. Do. Preference Crystal Pal. of France Duston *lron Oro pastern Steam Eu. &Aus Cop Sin Co Electric Telegraph Electric Teleg. of Ir Gen. Iron Sc Collier Gen. Steaot Navigat. General Screw Stearn Lend. Gen. Omnibus Magdalena St. Navig. Mediteran. Elec. Tel. Vlexican&S.A.mericn. Nat. Pat. Steam Fuel Netherlands Land._ Do. Do. Do. S pcP iss atl d New B. & N.S. Land N. P. Australasian_ N rth. of Europe S toam Oriental Gas Do. " New Shares" Peel Rr. Ld. & Miurl. Peninsular & Oriental Do. New Royal Mail Steam Scot. Austral. Invest. Ditto New South Austral.land. Sabraar. TeL Scrip... D Re;listered. i - Crust& i.. Co.TJ.Can. fit Iran Di.,,men'o Land V,Go.6p.c.Jan&glnly D , 1 ," ARMY IN THE CRIMEA AND COVENT -GARDEN ' -c AlttE.—Colonel H. Wellesley has remitted to Mr. :11t c h eb, of Bond-street, the sum of 701., the produce of 6 (ll.4l2 natic entertainment given at the camp before . Se ,ntePol by the officers of the 7th and 22d Fusiliers, Briciade, to be distributed among the sufferer.; "ne late fire at Covent-garden Theatre. R 11 P OVESSOR ANDERSON IN THE EAST.—In true Phcenix ! f 7 1 .," 1 ", the Great Wizard of the North arises from the e C eB of Covent-garden, and reappears in his o r ig inal t ract er, as when he attracted, astonished, and amused ifs ' t housands nightly at the Lyceum Theatre. A display No ... l ngeniously-constructed placards, similar to those C l eb vharacterised the announcements o f his career at . b' e le West End, now inform the public of th e East that t re ftrnes his profession of the really Great Wizard at 2ta,ndard Theatre, in Shoreditcli, on Monday next. has a PParatus destroyed in the fire at Covent- g arden 8 been reconstructed, and new feats have been or glnisetl for the delectation of his East End audiences ; 4 , 4 1.' 1 1 . the advertis emen ts promise a series of performances leb are to equa l, if no t o utrival, the celebrated twelve W 8 °f . Magic and My s tery so popular at the Lyceum. e wish Mr. Ailerson all succees, were it only for the i_a„. i sfor tunes b e h as recen tly s uffered, though it can 5 ,... - _c?%y be d ou b ted but the mer i t o f his performances 'Yul fit the Standard Theatre every night, 0 'City 64 -. 66 5 Colonial •.. 0 Commercial of Lond. 11 Eng • Soot•Saus.Cht. 161 1R 1. 7 11 Lond. Chart. Bk. m Australia lB 19 184 5 Ditto New 2 !O London and County, i 0 Lncl. SLE. Thakg. Corp par 2p LO London Joint Stock 32 1.0 London and Paris 4 2 d Lond. & Westminstei 35 Ns.tional Pro.of Eng LO Do. Now ........... al Nation:it of Ir eland. ••• all Now South Walce..... 4 2 43 ill Oriental Batik )1 C:irporatiou .......... 39 -- 41 10 Ottoman Bank ...... 151 3 sti Royal British ..... ••• ••• ••• ali Aouth Australia .. .1 Union of Australia 7O - 72 72 Do. New •• • in union of London „„ . . • 30 29 3,) Western. Bk of Lond. "6 THE FIREWORKS IN HYDE PARK, &c.—A. copy of con respondence between the Secretary of State for the War Department, the office of Ordn ance, an d t h e Fi rs t Com missioner of Public Works, i n re l a ti on t o th e b u ildi n gs now being erected for fireworks in Hyde and the Green Parks, was yesterday published by order of Parliament. On the Bth of April the War Department requested Mr. Austin to move th e C omm i ss i oners o f W o rks, ac., to give immediate authority for the erection of two sheds, one in the Green Park, and one in Hyde P. , rk, 200 by 35 and 25 f ee t, an d a l so o f a s t r ong fence, 6 feet high, to enclose the ground. Two days afterwards, the Office of Works declined to undertake the erection of the sheds within the time specified, on account of the great pres sure upon the department at that ti me, and the First Commissioner thereupon expressed a desire to avail himself of the offer of the War Department to undertake the work. The size of each of the areas enclosed I appears to be about 80,000 square yards. ' T w~ METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS. The ordinary weekly board meeting was held yesterday in the Council Chamber, Guildhall ; Mr. Thwaites in the chair. The financial statement showed a total general balance of 144,3251. Is. 3d. A deputation was introduced from the Board of Works of the Strand district, and from the vestry of the parish of St. Paul's, Covent-garden, on the subject of a new street from Cranbourn-stroet, Leicester-square, to King-street, Covent-garden. It was stated that the Duke of Bedford was prepared to contribute 15,0001. towards the proposed work, being one-half of its estimated cost. The memorial was received and referred to the committee of works, to whom so many documents of a similar nature have lately been sent. Mr. BURSLEM inquired whether the coninaitee of works had any report iu preparation on the subjects referred to them. The CHAIRMAN intimate :l that before long the commit tee would lay such a report before the hoard. Mr. Deputy HARRISON understood the committee were only to report upon the particular plans and memorials which the board had referred to them. He would now therefore hand in the subjoined notice of motion, " That it be referred to the works' committee to consider the pre sent state of the several communications to and in the me tropolis, and the best mode of improving the same, and report thereon to this board." Mr. LESLIE deeming that such a course tended to invest committees with too much power, gave notice that he would oppose the notice of motion of the deputy. (Hear.) CLAMS FOR COMFENSITIOIC After an animated debate on the report of the commit• tee on this subject, the principal recommendations were agreed to. THE MAIN NORTHERN DRAINAGE, Mr. BAZALGETTE, the engineer to the board, propounded his scheme for tie main drainage of the metropolis on the north side of the Thames, in an elaborate report, the read ing of which occupied upwards of an hour. It involves the execution of a gigantic series of public works; at an estimated aggregate expense of upwards of 1,500,000/. The entire area from which it is proposed to intercept the sewage from flowing into the Thames, as at present, com prises about 59 square miles, and to drain this immense district he contemplates the construction of four main lines of intercepting sewers, which will have the effect of subdividing the whole into four separate drainage areas— viz., the northern high level, and the middle level areas, from which the sewage would be conveyed by gravitation to high water at Barking-creek ; the low level area, from which the sewage would be pumped into the high level outfall, common to the three areas already named ; and the western area, for which alternative propositions will be laid before the board for its selection. The northern high level sewer, as proposed, commences by a junction with the Fleet sewer at the foot of Hamp stead-hill, and proceeds in a continuous line until it reaches the river Lea, which it crosses by an aqueduct, and where it is provided with an overflow for the discharge of its storm waters into that river. The main intercepting sewer for the middle level area commencee:in the Harrow-road,• • at Kensal-green, and passes under the Paddington Canal and Great Western Railway, and along Oxford-street until it reaches the Fleet, which it intercepts. It then traverses Clerkenwell, and goes on, passing eventually below the East and West India Dock Railway, near St. George Duckett's Canal, at which point a junction will, be effected with the northern high level sower, with which it will be carried over the river Lea, near Old Ford, at such an eleva tion as to enable it to be continued eastward to Barking creek, and there to discharge into the Thames at high water. In its course it receives two branches, projected with a view to intercept as much of the sewage as possible, by gravitation—the first commencing at Curzon-street, Piccadilly, and joining the main line at King's-road, Gray's inn -lane; the second beginning at Commercial-street, Whitechapel, and forming a junction with the main line in Green-street. With respect to the low level area, two alternatives for dealing with its sewage are submitted, the one treating it as a separate district, the other uniting it with the western district, for the purpose of conveying the sewage of both districts by a single channel to Berking creek. There will be a pumping station on the eastern side of the river Loa, near a place called the Abbey Mills, where the sewage will be lifted to the level of the high level sewers. As the ultimate object of a scheme of interception is the purification of the Thames, Mr. Bazalgette is of opinion that that object cannot bo attained until the chan nel of the river is deepened, and its mud banks removed by the construction of a proper embankment in conjunction with the scheme of interception ; and, while he submits plans and estimates for a low level sewer—proceeding along the Strand, Fleet-street, and eastwards—independent of an embankment of the Thames, he states that a large amount of risk and capital may be saved by executing the low level sewer iu conjunction with an embankment along the north side of the Thames, and that the execution of both these works is essential to the full attainment of the object desired. This statement elicited marked expressions of approval from the board. He acids that the main difficul ties to be encountered in the execution of the northern drainage and the greatest amount of inconvenience to the public traffic would occur in the construction of the low level sewer, along the Strand, Fleet-street, and towards the east; and this ronte involves the necessity for recon structing and reversing the direction of all the branch sewers on the south side of the line. For the western dis tricts two alternative schemes are proposed, involving a difference in cost of upwards of 258,0001.—0ne, upon the score mainly of economy, the establishment and mainten ance of works for purifying its sewage waters, and then discharging them into the Thames, within the limits of the district itself ; the other for conveying sewage to Bark ing-creek. Again, it is proposed to construct an iron covered aqueduct, similar in appearance and construction to a tubular bridge, and about a mile and a half in length, through which the sewage from the high and middle level sewers will be conveyed over the river Lea, and onwards to its destination. A reservoir is also contemplated at Barking crock, capable of containing 7,000,000 cubit" feet, exclusive of the sewage from the western district, or 9,000,000 cubic feet including it. The estimated cost of the northern high level sewer is 129,500/. ; the middle level sewer and branches, 214,2001.; the low level sewer, exclusive of the sewage from the west ern district, 253,800'. ; western district, 78,2001. ; main outfall sewer to Barking, reservoir, and land, 425,800/. ; sewage works, 90,000/. ; engine -houses, engines, pumps, &c., 112,0001. ; making a total of 1,303,500/. ; or, if 258,1801. be added—the additional cost of conveying the sewage from the western district to Barking—the total cost of the whole of the works recommended is estimated at 1,561,6301. On the motion of Mr. CAIIPMAEL, the consideration of the report of the engineer by the board was fixed for Wednesday fortnight. MARKET NEWS.—(This Day.) COVENT GARDEN. The supplies of vegetables in to-day's market were con siderably on the increase, yet the demand for them ruled steady, at full prices. Fruit sold slowly, on former terms. FRIIIT.—Pine apples, English, Ss to 12s per lb; colonial do., Os to Os each ; hot-house grapes, 108 to 18s Od per lb ; foreign ditto, Od to Os ; melons, 2s Od to 3s 6d each ; peaches, 2s d to Gs ' • nectarines, is Gd to 4s per dozen ; apples, 3s 0.1 to 5s Od per half sieve ; pears, 3s Od to Gs per dozen ; plums, Os to Os per sieve ; green gages, Os per punnet; apricots, 16d to ssod per doz.; common plums, Os Od to Os Od per sieve ; cherries, Od to Oel per pound ; lemons, Gd to is 6d per doz ; oranges, Gs to 12s per 100 ; fil berts, Os to Os per doz. lbs ; cobnuts, 15s to Os ; almonds, Os to Os per lb. ; walnuts, Od to Od per 100 ; figs, Os 9d to is Gd per doz., ; strawberries, 6(1 to is 04 per oz. ; goose berries, Os Od to Os Od per half sieve ; currants, Os Od to Os 0,1 per half sieve ; raspberries, Od to Od per pottle. VEGETABLES.—G reens, is 6d to 3s Od per doz. bunches; cabbages, is to is Gd per dozen; Savoy ditto, is to 2s Gd per do. ; brocoli, is to Is Gd per bundle ; potatoes, 40s to 05s per ton ; vegetable marrow, Od to Os per doz. ; peas, 5s to Gs Od per quart; French beans, 18 Od to 2s Od per 100 ; turnips, 3d to Gd per bunch ; carrots, Od to is per bunch ; cucumbers, Os Od to is Gd each ; garlic, 6(1 to Os 8d per pound ; spinach, 2s Od to 2s Gd per sieve ; old onions, 4s 0.1 to Sc per bushel ; new ditto, 3d to 4d per bunch ; leeks, 2d to 3d per bunch ; shallots, Sd to is ; horse-raddisli, 2s Od to 4s per bundle ; parsley, 4d to al per bunch ; celery, Os to is Od per bunch ; endive, 2s Od to 4s Od per dcz. ; beet, is 0(1 to 2s per doz. ; parsnips, Os Gd to is 0,1 per dozen • small salad, 2d to 3d per punnet ; mushrooms, is Od to is Gd per pottle ; artichokes, Gd to 8d each ; cabbage lettuces, 6d to is Od per score ; sorrel, Oa to Os per half sieve ; radishes. Gd to 9d per dozen hands ; tomatoes, 3s to 4s per half sieve ; chillies, is to is Gd per 100 ; Brussels sprouts, 2s Od to 38 01 per half sieve ; capsicums, is to 28 per 100 ; walnuts pickling, 04 to Os per 100; cauliflowers; is to 4s 0.1 per doz. ; rhubarb, 4d to Stl per bundle ; asparagus, 2s 6.1 to js per 100 ; sea kail, is to 3s per punnet. NEWGA.TE AND LEADENHALL. Turkeys, 4s Gd to Be 61; Goslings, 5s 6d to 7s 01 each Ducks, 2e 6d to 3s ; wild do., Os Od to Os to Od ; rab bits, is to is 6d each ; Pigeons, Gd to 8d each ; large Surrey Fowls, Os Od to Os 0,1 ; middling, 2s to 3s Od ; Chickens, 2s Od to 3s 01 ; Capons, 3s Gd to 5s 0•1 ; Hares, 2s 61 to 4s Od ; Grouse, Os Od to Us to Od each ; Pheasants, Os 0 . 1 to Os Oa Partridges, Os Od to Os to Od ; Guinea Fowls, 2s 6d to 3s 3d : Roasting pigs, Os 0(1 to Os Od each. Ostend fresh butter, 12s 04.1 to 13s 6(1, and English 12s Od to 16s 01 per dozen lbs. English eggs, 9s to lOs Od ; French do., 5s Gd to 7s Od per 120. NEWPORT. Beef, from 2s 101 to 4801 ; mutton, 3s 4d to 4s 8(1 ; lamb, 5s Oil to 5s 10d ; veal, 33 8d to 4s 8d; pork, 3s 61 to 4s Gd per Blbs., by the carcase. WHITECHAPEL. Beef from 2s I.ocl to 4s oa ; mutton, 3s 2cl to 4s 6d ; lamb, 4s 8d to 5s 8d ; veal, 3s 8d to 4s &l ; pork, 3s 4d to 4s 8d per Sibs. BILLINGSGATE. Turbots, 2s 6d to 155 ; Brills, is Od to lOs each; Salmon, is 6d. to 2s Od per lb ; Cod Fish, is to 4s Od each ; Soles, 3d to 2s Od per pair ; Eels, 8d to is per lb ; Lobsters, 9d to 2s 6d ; Crabs, 6d to 2s Od ; Whitings, 3s Od to 7s per doz. ; Common Oysters, 16s to 20s ; Natives, —s to —s per bah.; Mackerel,4os to —s per 100 ; Smelts, is Od to 3s Od per doz.; Skate, 6d. to Od per lb; Shrimps, is 6d to 2s 6d per gallon ; Bloaters 5s Od to 8s Od per 100 ; Fresh Herrings, 4s Od to Os per 100 ; Scotch do., Od ; Sprats, Os Od to Os Od per bushel ; Doreys, is to lOs each ; Haddocks, 4s to 12s per doz. ; Pike 6d ; Sturgeon, Od per lb ; Prawns, 3s 0(1 to 4s; Mullets, 6d to 3s Oct each ; Plaice, 6d to is each ; Halibut, 6d per lb ; Flounders, is 6d to Os Od per doz. ; salt fish, 2d to 8d per lb. BREAD. The prices of whoaten bread in the metropolis are from 9d to 10d; of household ditto, 8d to 9d per 4 lb loaf. HIDES AND SKINS. Market hides, 561 b to 641 b, 3d to Od ; 641 b to 721 b, 3fd to 4d ; 721 b to 801 b, 4d to Qd ; 801 b to 881 b, Qd to 4id ; 881 b to 961 b, 4 d to 5 d ; 961 b to 10 41 b, Od to Od ; 1041 b to 1121 b —d to —d ; upwards, --(1 to —d ; Horse hides, 6s Od to Os Od ; calf skins, light, 2s 03 to 3s Od ; ditto full, 6s 6 d to Os Od; Polled Sheep, Os Od to Os own Kents, Os Od to Os Od ; Half-breds, Os Od to Os Od ; Ds, 6s Od to 7s 6d ; Shearlings, is to is id ; Lambs, 2s 6d to 3s 6d. HAY MARKETS. SMITHFIELD.—Meadow hay, 3153 to 61 Os ; clover do. 41 15s to Cl lOs ; and straw, 1/ 5s to 11 8s per load. Supply moderate, and trade tolerably firm. CUMBERLAND.—Meadow bay, 31 8s to 6/ Gs ; clover do., 4/ 15s to 6/ 10s ; and straw, 1/ 6s to 11 10s per load. Both hay and straw were in fair request, at our quotatiehs. WHITECHAPEL.—Meadow hay, 31 lOs to Cl Os; clover do., 4/ 18s to Cl 12s ; and straw, 1/ 5s to 11 103 per load. A fair average supply and a steady demand. CLEARANCE OF VESSELS BOUND TO RUSSIAN PORTS IN THE BLACK SEA.—The Danish Consul-General is now authorised pro ton. to a ffi x the consular seals or se v i ont bs" to goods i ntended for shipment in the Russian ports in the Black Sea. ~~.