The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-30 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

(IT ziacratc TILIONIAPIL)

EPSOM.—MoXDAY.

The following horses have arrived:—Little Gerard, H.
cebrior, Lovett, Enfield, Balnanmen4reet Willis., New
Brighton, Star of the hat, Volge,_ Accurate, Casa-
villa f, Old Robert, K• Edward, Frig t, Glenbnck, Oaths-
hill Lupallne, Pirate, Oame ter, Brother to Sydney, Dams
Quickly, Weual, Tease, Phantom, Oriel, Tame Deer, Bed
Bogle, Braudy Ball, Cretan, Madams Riatori, Clementhe,
Nawatead, hapolaon, Pan, Carlotta, Naughty Boy,
Avonbridge, Tiney, Gaspard, &Wolf, Conductor,
lanthe filly, Brown Holland, Liacoln, Megaton,
Vulture, Mum Beauty, Foretop, Wrestle, Oar Bet,
Nadia Homer T. P. Cooke, Fly-by-day, Farioso,
Odin, Electric, Theodora, Mouravieff, Brideoake, Highway-
man, Tadworth, Minster, Fairplay, Cabardy, Margrave,
Ratites, Gladiola, Emotion, Ticketeof-Leave, Melbourins,
Fearless, Clapham, Drapery, Fern Leaf, Heroine of Luck-
now Julie, Duneany, Bierman, Varna, Coalition f, Mile
Partridge, Grace Darling, Dona. Carina, Prelude, Little
Agnes, Snap, Raabe!, Bel &penults, Welham, Blackmail,
Visaher, end May Morning.

ATTEMPT TO POISON A FAXILT.—On Saturday
Jane Riley, &made sserant to Mrs. KllOll/3/11, Flumtre-
street, !Codaslam, wee brought before Mr. Claes and Mr.
Heyman (borrnegh maitstrates) on a charge of attempt's(
to poison her mlissees and four children. It appears that a
few days psalmody priuner had prepared some gruel for the
children. Mrs. inotasen, pen:swum that it was of an
unusual colour, lasted It, and became ill in conasquence.
Her suspicious were tben aroused, and the unadorned the
prisoner as to what she had pot in the gruel; and after
some baited= she acknowledged that she had put some
copperas into it. Mrs. Hadrian asked her for whet Nana
she had donee°, u she had been Fearlessly told that the cop-
peras was potion. Prisoner aid she was quits sore she did not
Irish any of than to de, bat could not exploit why she
mixed the paean Is the gruel. The prisoner was then
remanded until to-morrow (Tuesday) in order that further
evidence may be procured.
CRYSTAL rALAcs. HALT - CROWN HAT.

SATURDAY, MAY 28.—Adinleek.= on payment, 1,260 ;
ditto by season tickets, 1,707. Total visitors, 1,976.
NIAMILON.-011 4 particular occasion, bring OCIL.
itratulated by one of his bothren on tho admirable mass r
is which be had preached: "Stop, father," said be, "the
devil ha. already told it me more eloquently than you,"—
Fr am the Itteyelopadie Britonmea—Neie Bdition.

Bourse ill described as "very firm."
Console have been dealt in at 921 to 921 both for
money and the 7th of June. The present
quotations are 921 to 93 for money, and
92/ to j for the account. Bank Stock has been dealt
in at 220 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced,
at 91i to ; the New Three per Cents., at
911 to l ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of
last year, at 94 ; the scrip of the New Indian Loan,
at 931; and Exchequer Bills, at 184. to 225. prem.
The tendency of the foreign stock market is like-
wise favourable. Turkish stocks have risen 1 per
cent, the Old Loan being quoted 651 to 6431

and the New, 541 to 1151. Turkish Guarantee,
Four per Cents. are also in demand, and ar
marked 102. There is a steady inquiry for Mexican,
Peruvian, Spanish, Portuguese, and some other
descriptions. Sales are recorded as follows :
Buenos Ayres Deferred Bonels, 171; Mexican Three
per Cents., 17; ditto, for account, 171 ;
Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 82, 831 ;
ditto, Three per Cents., 64 ; Portugesse
Three per Cents., 1853, 40, 401 ; Hardin Four-and-
s-Half per Cents., 931, 921; Sardinian Five per
Cents., 78; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents.,
28; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 681, 67, 661;
ditto for account, 66; ditto Six per Cents., 1868,
651, 66; ditto, Guaranteed Feu per Cents., 102 ;
Venezuela Five per Cents., 371; ditto Deferred Two
per Cents., 161.
The steamer Niagara, although front Batton, has
brought 908,000/. in specie.
About 8,0001. in bar gold was on Saturday sent into
the Bank, in addition to another parcel of 25,000
sovereigns received by the Ottoman Bank from Con-
stantinople. At least 30,000 more are known to be
on the way, and the influx is expected to continue
for some time.
On the Ist of August will take place the annual
drawing of bonds of the Turkish Six per Cent.
Loan of 1854. The amount of the sinking fund is
1 per cent. per annum. Considering the existing
depreciation of the stock in the market, the bonus to
the persons whose bonds shall be drawn will be im-
portant.
The demand for silver for the Hut has revived,
and the remittances by the Calcutta and China
steamer of the 4th of June are expected to be larger
than of late. The exchange at Calcutta has riser
from 2s. Id. to 2s. 11d. to lid. for first clam credit
bills, and that at Shanghai from 6e. 2}d. to 3d. to
6e. 6d. to 81d. At Hong Kong little alteration has
occurred.
The imports of the precious metals last week
Iwere large. Our list includes 168,0001. in gold from
Russia, 121,0001. from Constantinople ; 329,8001. by
the Africa and 29,6001. by the Bremen, bout from
New York ; and 6,9001. by the Sultan, front the
Peninsula.

These arrivals represent a total of about 653,0001.,
of which &portion, u already stated, hu found its
way, from day to day, into the Bank.
As the rates now allowed by the joint-etook banke
for deposits are not exactly uniform, we recapitulate
them ins tabular form below :

On old deposits. On new deposits.
Per cent. Per cent,

Loudon and Wastminat;r— 21
London Joint-Stork
Union
London and County 2
Cocooserail 3
City
Bank of London 0
_

2*
2
2i
212
2

• 2 par ant. for rums below 6001.
The following letter has been received at Lloyd's,
from the Foreign-office :
Foreign-office, May 27,1859.
Sir,—With reference to my letter of the 19th lost., com-
municating to you the answer which bad been received from
the French government respecting the extant to which
Austrian vessels are liable to capture by French and Sar-
dinian cruisers I am directed by the Earl of Malmeebury to
stale to you, toe the information of the committee for manag-
ing the affairs at Lloyd's, that in answer to the inquiries
which, a obedience to his instruetona, have been addrewed
by her Majesty's minister at Turin to the Sardinian govern-
ment—First, as to whether Austrian reseals arriving at poets
of roll would be allowed to leave such ports for their dechta-
Son without being liable to capture; and secondly, as to
whether Austrian vessels which have mailed for Austrian or
for neutral ports prior to the declaration of war will be liable
to capture, the Sardinian government state that they can-
eider all Austrian vessels met with by the ships el his Sardi-
nian Majesty under the eireurestanods above mentioned to be
subject to capture.-1 am, air, your most obedient, humble
servant, B. HAMMOND.
To Captain 0. A. Ridged, R.N., Secretary, Lloyd's.
A call of 21. 10s. is to be paid on the 6 per cent.
preference shares in the Great Northern Railway
Company by the 11th of July.
Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's
Weekly List) of the railway calls falling due in the
month of June. The total is rather large, 300,0001.
being on account of Indian undertakings. Of the
call of 326,4001. on the shares of the Riga and
Dunaburg Railway Company, however, a consider-
able portion will probably be provided on the
Continent

Amount per *ore.

Das la JanAlBs9. Den Already
Data. paid. Cell
Cm sem* ti 44 IA 10 0
orker Miele Junrt. 13 11 118 0
°Wow ma W eat,
Owner

go;th
ernPerpetual Oft
teed LILO dam .
Oreatt4ortbsraDebmtera

2j 6 0 0

Number
of elr, res. Amount
63,55, WA:
Uaknows.

Wel 16 40 par et. 2) Per CIL
L.ondoo. Brighton. and B
Came IS per cent. tf
Own 3O 3i 1 6 0
Ditto Ditto 30 41 0 6 0
Mambo a4r,Etbeoield.and
Vnouldshire 6.8d...f0a1:1N
al:IN L.O Pref. 4 per et SO
New Bruns.. & Canada 4
Newry and Armagh E4t. 1
Portadown, Dungannon,
and Mufti Junction IS
BigeandOunabargsharat, v
/4 paid
rindo. New
Whitehavan Junction
£2) Pref. 6 per rent 1
Wormier and ilareford 1

141,Wf
Vokooinl.

120,000 101,500
OptkoaL

2 0 0
2 0 0
1 0 0

... 6 • 0

63130 123.460
11.003 n°±3

Laknown.

11.00 73.400
2%0 0 WAY*

Total in June.

48,4,0

out of the sales of land those not stamped will not
have that right.
Notice is given that the interest due upon th
Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway Company's bonds
for the months of June, July, and August, will be
payable on preseatation of the coupons in each
month. _ _ _

A petition for the winding-up of the Osnard
Smelting and Refining Company (Limited) in the
Court of Bankruptcy is to be hoard on the 18th Jane.
The settlement of the list of contributories of the
National Alliance Assurance Company is to be pro-
ceeded with by Vice. Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood on
the Bth June.