The Express.
London, England, 1860-05-09 00:00:00

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LAW INTELLIGENCE. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. .211 ABE LISTS.-THIS DAY.
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....... HOUSE OF COMMONS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cutot.
I.( ti' RT OF APPEAL, JUDICIAL 00X- This Sraassatook the chair shortly after twelve eels& The railway share market to-day is inactive !
MITTEE OF PRIVY COUNCIL End NAAS birouOt ap • special report from (imp and rather flat. An average reduction of abou2ar •
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re De. Rehemees, coring se sonlesu mr th. Isiah Lail
jensethe effect that thee. a were strop far belherang cent. has taken place in most of the leading
W°l°h• 'n living hie ""'"""'" grafa the lig London and North Western stock is now quoted
Committee of Privy Comma) 11.31 Maig"i'Bi,ll' i„.'3l,dility dwili!sid th. 314 .A.„,,..3331‘Pi 101 into 1024 ; Great Western, 691 to 101 •
3 11..14 AND UT. WW2 LIDDILL, MAL, 131801111111111 air par and 'in the - the noble -- •- •
of evidetwe were "Meted to be hid on the *Ma .111.°1 d, 117 t to 118 • Lancashire and Xorkshire, . - titan, ItalutirtillaiDol, AND BT. 11.41131a8A5, 71111400,,
PIERS AND HARBOURS BILL loaf to I • Great Northern,: 116 to 117 ; South
••`" "0 /°"3. 581'85.8w58D"°' r. 5155--Tl5l Oa the order for renaming the adjourned debate on the Eastern 87 to I • and Caledonian, 91 to i.
. • mom.. territurecte or DEU:RAVI a. - lent:DM. moths for the .econd reading of the bill, Lombardo-Venetian Railway aars' are dull.
i'ithe preliminary stages of which have been Mr. LINDSAY oppmed the bill, the object c
ement Grand Trunk of Canada stock is steady.
i. itoL came before the court this morning. was to Ilivense with private acts for the improvement of
DILDINANY SHAWN AND STUMM.
~. 1:,,1„,.,t0,.. is t it, a rag jw lime
went ammo the pier. and harbours, and S. treader the in much
matter. to • Gremlins,. of the Board of Admiralty. He
~.., .4 the rase from the time when it was Ent pre- w.a not prepare) to sanction each an alteration in the law. ell IN I &AILWATS I `scoter`;" I tol 10.*
•.-.1 t.. the courts. 1,013 March 27, 18.17, their lordships The subject should be dealt with in • large and coinpre- *I le Areh.,Notolentalt.la Sti a _.
~.. Privy Council delivered judgment SO appeal, acrd her beelike Inenure, lased uncle the report of the Harbour mil all lIns.,WoL adtenr9eL II _
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2 ~..ty a Council approval of the report, ordering it to Commission. He. moved, an en
.arneodnient, that the bill kis mill Bi.dilltit. is...lssoaChiaiews M.... r.,
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he read a «coal time this day WI TOOtha.
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I'IY "b"rusi. ""niPli'd with' "d carried int') enecutien' Mr. BUCHAN AN wooded the ammennent, believing Dia at isee,3l7thent= wa , ia n
t ...tingly os the 9th of April, 1857, Messrs. Evans and that the bill, if carried, would lead to a succession of join. it. loo" jab-IT' ..,. gaeieT-77 hia• tor log -
1' ~11.. wen germinally served with the monition. Corn- The Board of Admiralty was sufficiently burdened with work St. MS . ,
) '..0.t wee now made that the orders were not complied without having inipmed upon it part of the functions of 09 ell (kat end Bandon -
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a ah. and the application was that the order should be mint' ell Da ♦• ♦•ne &v. setae - - -
Mr. PAULL, who bad chary. of the tall replied 19 - -
~.f..r.e.1 on the present chapelerankno. The learned to the various' objections which had been urged : anal : 111, sad"r="gooll - _
. mewl (Mr. Beepliess) had argued the case with couseumeste against it. This we, no new measure, 111 iSS pro- 16 all Dund.,Perth,ltAlstin. 8 1 -
ity, bat he had failed to convince him (Dr. Robert/ion) ciple had 'already been affirmed by the hosts. It Neta Anglian
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• ,he hail any juriala•tion in the matter. Th. object of It would facilitate and nionoinise the cowl tenon ef *en a
t, Nattleariatat oar 661 MI 1
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t...), court was to forward appeals to he set down before and harhneharbour.,bream in wouldd get rid et the ad 999 and s iIMDo. Stock Alt 26 28 s
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pease attending the private hells, is every ere where toe an int &like
tes Jedkiml (hem of itke Privy Council, and when the esaich soot...ere •red.
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...art had allowed en appall to be net down it had discharged Mr. FEN WICK opposed the bill. He objected to giving et. 100 Fidl and Ono. 79 80 -
.!. fusetken. "eh W. Mtn to the) Board of Admiralty. 88 too lttti hear.lPagelkiloodee 2.4 12 12 1
- Mr. Miegdaago geadiodid that the ...To pa. had al.). power Sir J. P4uusGTON thought the bill ought. to have alO au Swami& WidleJurse. - -
-a.leir the set 4 perliament to enforce the judpient. -
securd verbs& ea it would 11•611 the contructioe of piers Si.
,i 12 0,,,,,,,,' serSetaiWaemosseelletu 99_ 100 993 _
and herkeues that were very_mech emoted • . Beelltme -
Ur' 251585558. sae he m."' "MA to a°44l°l the nueldttoo. Alter • few words from Mr. lellellolf, who supported agt: Da ,t !Nock 118 120 119 151
bat that ems a ding which oven two resmhentof the JDAI the hal, St. Da B Stock 111 1/11 -
• ,JeoarBllo/4 .odd sot .10 without she muumuu of her Lord C. PAGET admitted that the prineiple of the bill 84, • SeellieWeil (lre ) 111 114
Wombs 7O 701 701 811
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Majesty kOouncil. it must he remembered that the wee 9.9 A ; hat already the Admiralty had more St Bariteraratesaink. 00 05
sztenseotte bunion. then it well knew what to do with,
wattles was not the monition •id the Judicial Committee proposey ft. 100 1"4
well I" I 140 Wien end Ilbet M ri 7?6,
and he was afraid they most &Mlles the db Ii
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t.)it of bee Majesty in Council. The attention of the thin bill. The whole enbjeo6 of briefinum woe now under et. so ug. . 114 115 1141
I•ahrial Casuwes“ a the Privy Council ought to have the consideration of the Admerafiya fad be advised the et all . 11 12 11
et. 100 lendesta Medi aster 101 10* 102 11 1
1• oi called to the fact that Morn. Evan. and house to wait for their deehlta•
The home then drviZegmben there eggpiered- ST 100 lerdea=inmera b:" 4,4 m gi 81
7.rke WSW not chapelwanleos when they were about to
98 92 For the sewed_
d. liver Palpasat ;i• fact, they were not warden; after n.d• it - 19 26 an Lea&nrsereollanels. - -
IS all Da eel mematmis toe la -IS.y it ISO& Claim these cirennietances, from want of The hill wee thela resd • allineld OEOO. 34. 100 Msa..abet.ALlaselmh, a al te II
~unbetina, be felt It swannery to Weft the motion. The home then de the elneiderstion of the 10 11 Mearepolltas I Cs -
Mr. at 404.4 inked to be allowed to appeal to the Bleaching end Weft NIL Si.B 110000 11141asine.
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Jwlicid Committee of Privy l'ouricil. IS all MIL Oa wales `lie)
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Culmmiti" LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGRNCE. 1116 all PewPwerulitk_&• 1/999. lei Ti -
.4 Privy t'euacil without any authority from that vim. ; In 9 Newry& firmip.ist_ -
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:deed, jest se though esabing had occurred in that court.
64 SII - Mr. Straws. said he wined to take it as as appeal from THE YORK SPRING AND SALISBURY sks. too Ntaak
Worthies Ossellse 17a 21 a die -
that ever, for he .bomb) contend beforethe council that be MIZTINGS. KO North arida
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Ila all e - -Wu Roberta's) bed power lie amend the sienities. TO TO MOTOR OF WIZ Intiret. Si, all N orth
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Dr. Rekeneen and it mead scarcely be called sa appeal, Stn,-The talcum had a seven laws taught them at Si. 100 N. let---Berik
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lemma he hail me perieditales is the matter. Doscsder yesterday, ens of the peateet • pole' ever 111 Do. G.N.LIMe 101
et tau Do. Lei 1
Mr. Wegner sold it was a pumices of practice, ors of hr't...s for • r." .... bun". over im We.thfrb°l9.4"9 111, 100 Do. Ifmk
102 1 1 801
t seem spied the Geld to Wll the - 1
l"" and 6 A"la therefurn prefer Mardis. future peso- I."Han:Ficakt.d, alt is more remarkable on aoCnUlki 4r-SirS : lon .;Petli Lisa la:
Itti - ...wings in the light .4 as appuL winner turning up in about the wont anima is * 17! Natalliteffordshlre l4 14 dl. 111 14
Dr. Rolorteen add Mr. Waives rand refer the matter paper- in the race, Desmond has ing malfered • twenty- 101. 101 029909__Ww..9 Worm, 411 47 4 11....
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t• law Majesty is Good. That Ina all. !mutts defeat from the moderate Getable early Is Ow sear : all "....
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me 11140.8. tegimegeg *et he should do so with the but to this may, perhaps,. be attributed his wear, ter that ,a, - - 1
the jockeys thought too lightly of his is plod from hie gg , - lest peadhle ashy.
being isd4ed with such • keg lead thriftiest, it tam et , N.l, aasr.em ,ii MI
71a mart thee adjearaal. the geni-ml opinion among them he was mating the me- M. Midlied ss
Meg for Fiat Lord. This is the woad thee I. Oshorse It
__ Oaks 48 60 -
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hos surpriiied the world ski meson, for Tosissalor's dr 811. , •1° Mein.. 4 sau *-
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CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. feat of Newcastle. Eakvials, tr.., at Lincoln has sever bees ge. , Mestere
socosated foe, the hone resins • downright "lied 'us," and sh . Weiss B7 074 CI i i
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(THIS DAY.) we shell soca have Mister Osborn challenging Mister Sent ga. i Trefingt& giver Dee T 7 le
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for the tide of wised of the moth, it being my Sun belief St ell Wel=eds. 6 8 -
-es- that we shall ewer sea Desmond is such a favourable Iff IS
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OLD COURT. it& is. Sa .
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The York nests are sot very seriously affected y* a now
tat. 'wenn; CARE. the reed* of the day's recta& end for the Great u N De,
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Mawßanc--. Mr.Banca Chiwisrll wad Mr. Justice Meelleg.) Medlin Handicap, two taw, we may discover 114 Ii Be,
lig,' 6.1•.... PiOSISSer. a lASI, girt sie... og ad Is poet Weathirrhound, Flit Lord, Shako, Souvenir, W 0 .VdB 0111_1911_ IS al -
I- Ifirmlnglnen ) Ola- 15 all 1 Wields gra & 10 u - .zrendereil to take bar trial epos a charge of wiled owl Umaidimma• Timbal Marl, • ' _ HO 111/4111111* • KM** - - ...
dialwa Seine Treasure, Hee Winner
". 90 al ;West Cleetwell 4 0 -
romise
prryary, yen • peassostioe i 44444.4441 hy Mr Mew. --I
..... sae or two others, did not ea a i wag Losik,
Ir. Hotels. eitharbettad et Deosseler, eititeugh ea the spot,
Mr. Edwin hams% Q.C., who *ft...aerially reteined, sith relterTssel the Pair nil pd in an 011.8868•4° hem- =MSS WMUSSIONS.
Mr. Golden Allen. end Mr. GitTard, oeidacted the proems. le " well In it is impassible to deny,
. SS. 1 Pal I Zarisms. II Mein, pekes. I Salsa.
however, awl AM she put be ea eporarance Mr C. Maack 's
ire. SerJeesa pen wet retained specially with Mr. might press tap formotaido for the best of 109 __oil ~___SW•W6___,ae,,,W la 94 W -
c.nwor Ise the aft.. '1"";71:::11,..., soothing of the form she is in, and mod St `se,a, Mmr•erlialtilla 93 9.3 971
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The arkwhat eels hillaght into court by her father, and perfume entrant IJoderbasid and Tunstall Maid to beat the am 2 -
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do was eMeweil to he seated at the counsels' table during Wns wilbdeduallwar for hay* ahowa be web brilliant *di De. New
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the at Yid hie simulate victory is on the 10 all Ds lade -
awe when we smarten what he did with list IMb at New. 100 la heffoßreat,ernederkk
'v. Jaws* bi °lmam, the aid sell it wan roe that wiMig tends end 9st Illt here Bat season. At any rate, he should Sp.a llde, ang. L
of medmedhylliff.als/L TS
reain, the most meanie attention the jury. The mew ma late•" Owe," and all I wal 00Po capable of la no Daldyl WS, data. WS IMIli -
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. nu." ion instituted by the Hear. Thomas Hatch, weh, sari- kin:. out oif the first position are Weatherhound. 100 100 Do. Jam 1, 11P4,)4111a IS IS -
Irises given arpoiat him by the little girl Dow bolas t_linlyi._ Birmingham, and Toenail Maid, the latter 6 Mit Cakatts &IL Mitekta pse I pea -Po
of the weights with all her Chester Cup 10 t CapeT.6lkeltegmgee 1 11 ale -
the jury And epos which he Wan convicted a as he op~oeseL the
►bids wet ba,d,,,,,,aa ...twin how bed* beat them;'- to 7; i___
_...e'• slork. cipreril Nal 11 rLW - Swat ...oat and watooaal to four Year? holtel- ma nes Mr. Whittaker's hone cannot be said to have the 20 ~.6 '......4m.°°°6.,....
102 1014 1121 1-1
*worst, *loch he was now undergoing in the goal of New. bun of her, although they meet now os terms 1011, "i.e. 'N -go. z=„„ F. - -
gal, Mr. Hatch protsetal hi. innocence of the mime °WWI) favourable to bra Ito dil9eelt to discover SO 15 Do. 'litanies', -
.4 which he em ems 04.4;,..4441 ; hat as there was no rate etaannaes hm w"rted.h "ending, outright, 1.4'4 f". lezioo 511, D°l4ll,p. -D-:::: Jr ric_., _
a ppeal is criminal cams, there WAS Do other ODOM la -
aces T ---t.O - • 1:/-d uaderi"." . who have ',llls to IND 'an De..
ocitielbeesse m am 211 -
kit "Pi" fee him bat 5" rah"'" that the evidence the' ow be salted and they will ably represent me. For the Craven :it In° °rend °I 33 54 34
00 ell Ds. Bpr et. PIM._ ~ 921 tai 911 si
Ores against him waa (dee, 44a thus Mame himself Slakes, one mile, we are likely to, ace Stockton again a too an De. II der it Denerd CO 70 4e4
'rim the dreadful peeition in which be had been winced. winner, in the probable absence of Weatherbound, the 10lb 100 all D., y pro. us_ aa gs -
110 rip that he .houbl not only call Mr. Hatch himself but P"altirmaitachicLt°, Had risfilerth7rt°,g;siseddisch Spring 100 VII ri, it UN :• • •
eie: 71
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.1., hi* wile, a moot virtuous and highly ve*Pectable last 7. I fM•viryrioltlei:7l7Y.C.", etarbcoevaert nothing so formidable Stakes,tLid
ais St 160 Orent lodise Nahnia let 10% 100 i
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""9"nidPonitivelYeestredict the evelenceof thedefendant , Walloon, who is is prime fettle ; but the Spring St. Lager, „"'" 108 001.858. oiNerzolle ig l4 iti me
-SW who. he might able state, if her evidence were lelievol, 1 for 3-year olds, one mile and a half, ix very open, with tiot all West I
ea, r.-.illy as acmansiee in the crime that „io, eorniaittea. Sweelseute, Cape Flyaway, tianipeon. Trovatore, Rattle- 901 re ne. New t g di. -
me. Stockton, and the Andover eat in the list, my vote 100 en Do. 96 1
The learewl etressel thee peoceeded to idate the facto of the :L. -mt tour owe m the ten fiat mentioned. The ktmammiv. 100 all INTlLdlegik MS 98 100 -
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rano, which sr* d mane sot a a mature to be given fully, , lint; reduced to • matter of Infanta's starting, IN all De. do. TS 98 100 -
awl he aid that in aldition to the extreme improbability I unlematTreris a flyer amongst the 2-yr 1•1 d., mei the other ren ~,Do'lleltltatic. AriA. ra :04 a -
that awl an offence should he committed, under the item in the first day's programme ban yet to close. On Fri- St 1110 Do. do. I
_peed 911 90 90 I(} cI ur natome. in which it wee alleged to have taken pines, day the Loodeeboniugli Cup, one mile, comes on the
.IS tepie, 11l lee Do. lwome. iist. 91 93 -
h. sail there as every proven of a large held contesting it, 15 Da do 1 1 411 - 111 ..ill wane..." who would positively dispmve the D....y, the aorta, o.mponer, Tumuli Maid, Red Eagle,lll. 100 tleih•Corlkimeet et _
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e'vbb''' 11" R. a. given, so far a 4 it was P11•11bie to WWI Phantom. all looking tenipting among the old home., 99 ell 9......Ltrene h...
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il iei lay hootin testimony sad is the result the Joey while of the 3-yr-olds, Springwell,
.Ripon, Mixture, and ft an rsZ: ALT 11, ah 6
4..414 cosmic to the coneluision that the whole story wee a Bentinch. are certain to he fancied, if among the *U:tisfs. * all Dn' Es 11".' 4.' " _
!i.t...., the a...,,it of a pr, „, t and ,k.F.,...1 imeirieetime. MaidTharlsZs
todoinp may show what mete SU Tendon dd di Do. Oa lend la 6 7 -
carry off the prize, and yet Bentirick In Se Oslo - ..e.I that they would have in., alternative, however painful him been so leniently treated that he must have Iliwn PO .....
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It might 10, but to convict the defendant of the armee now my preference, despite his violent temper. The Flying ii-. 7„ Dre•Mg, 2 26 N 96
impritirl to her. Dutchman's Handicap is totally dependent on the running la is Andrews*
The former indictment against Mr. Hatch and the fir the Great Northern, as will be also the Rawcliffe go I Quebec A
Linnted.lierlp II I dm. -
.Stakes on that for the ?wetland, still I can entrust
. ,tuicAte of the conviction were put in and read by the --
Walloon to pick up the latter with some makkoo4,
saw Ls.AsED AT FIXED RBITAMi.
ir!,,er .4 the court,
even with a tlb penalty. The Spring St.
I Closing pekes. -1-igi---
1%... evidence given by the little girl was proved by Mr. for 3-yr.olds, one mile and three.mszten, wailer; ...12.11rnialtWArn
hroinl, the short hand writer of the court. She rimmed its inteteat in the event of neither High Tress= M. 1 Mel Iterldosbewsh. leered
- V....14.0.1.0it with five •li.tiect acts of assault, the lint nor Thormanby putting in an appearance, as is se vary w timichtemmelanteeti Nimomewed•l. 97 99
prabable, se it will be !educed to a match between Brother N. I (to Leedom aN. W).. 414 511 -
I,,na illegal to hate 1a.1.0 committed on the same day the to Rainbow and Butterfly, the grey'. known ratability of at. mr, rutto al par rut do 116 121 1281
d. frn.Lint and her 'inter were taken to Mr. Hatch's school. knelling the distance entitling him to the preference. at. 100 Ditto 5 percent do ll3 116 -
`...ine .4 the indecent net. deposed to. Were represented to The two days at Salisbury will be of little more than St. 100elyeesdale Junction (to
Li, Like', pl., in Mr. Mitch'. lied, in the presence Of the local interest, there being a sorry lot in the Wiltshire 1 Caledonian) -
nt."( Mr. Iletch. I Handicap, two miles, for which Pan, 4 yrs, 7st 101 b, aan Co
ticlamair,StourVallay,
o. 4.) &Pa &Z. C.) 16 17 -
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and Claim, 4 yrs, Set 21b, are to be preferred. The ea 60 Linconsh.mom 4 net
Th. Rey. Mr. Hatch wa. then brought from the gaol and Salisbury Stakes, for 2.yr•olds, half a mile, appear a ISo Greet Northers) -
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.Ll. led was married in 1845, kit had so family. He said and R•s,p Plates for the Nun or Grand Miami, sup- 16 all Gloucester b Dean 70-
,1, he wa. appoined ehepisia et thoWereleworth Home of reel Romney to be tshtly overweighted. The Longboat me
en rest so Gt. Western - -
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l'. rt.- la 41 ire 14.11, end Withal aeon attire time he wan caw. lan' 'C. Me mile a Milt m°s4 140440550 the toll. 50 an iti1=;(t0Y.477.31.: 110 112 -
I weight, Tame Deer, and Actress ; and Mr. Merry may find Is in Dtts„ egg... - _-,.1 of indecestiv resulting the present defendant. I • respectable candidate for both the Wilton Park and 88 100 ferseaddre serf '
is Isl.: he •
a 6,1 he adopted a little girl named . Longfurd Castle Stakes. -I am, kc., surrEoß. Lo Lon. &N. West.) 7107 210
St. 10:romlos and Greetowleb
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!. ~ y Harriet, anal Imm,;lit her up as his own daughter, and Mal 9.
to outh tastera, 0 65 - •', panned tor the ru.-110 of Lucy Harriet Hatch, and 84. 1 18(0. Preference do ll6 120 -
(sr stsersic immure.) 88 10010 ed., Tilbury, &South
•...- e:a. now (slant eight years old. He stated that in
snot :to Peto and 96 97 -
1 ... 5.. or I+U he advertised for young lady scholia*, DONCASTER MEETING. -(11118 DAY.) et Re Lowaseoft Gum 4 per
•-.1 the mood, of the defend:int answered the advertim.
BETTING-ROOM STAIN& ant. ;to Norfolk` - -
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• -nt. Mr. aid Mn. Plummer earns to his house oft Colt by itifiemse ... ... ... I MLAN.Westotied , 21 31 -
' - Ilth .4 Augo.t :11.,11 brought with them their oldest Hetty . ... lit. 100 lilldkadaradt. Sella 96 97 -
IL-Othh r jingeme. the tirco nit defeadant i an armee- 8 ti. 61.5.56 Newmarket Berylfatest
(swanked per et •• .4 was emir that she and her younger enter should GLASGOW PLATE. Five furlong.. to En it
ure Counties( 1 Ipa -
.. ti, la rearmed a. harder., awl Mrs. Plummer wished King of Kent, Murky, Viscount Rrignall, Mocha f, 60 all "rnethern 1120214c0___ 6
l• .t 1, r children .1 1.1 la tatted, and that they should he Bemire Agnes, Stockton, Coefederate, Billy Bank., Little *0
an geoeti (lo -T. 7,., a: 58 68 584 _
void t„ 1,„ jot° the bed
.4 him and hie Lady, Beethoven, Limellower, and Reverie are herr. 16 all Prentoletrlyra{totoa.nt
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PAID FORMT.-Br to Remedy. N.W.2LanadYorki: - - -
' .lii he morning. and mid that she had done so at SL 100 loynoe. Mak. and
CHEITEMFIELD PLATE. One mile.
r . hod. %Viler.s c.0.-inlaid to this, and also to a
Tom Thumii, Red Eagle, hinstenhum Dints,' Gammen.
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no &Month to Hereto... 135 138
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that the 1..1 room doors of the children should be Accurate, Volunteer, Attraction, Weatherhound, Plumper, sowlabliN. Brasier 101 103 -
tno. n. 'he solial them to have plenty of air. He Andy, Black (loud, Melia, Thins, Si. to Ityletee, Corona, 12 all taalla Matordahlre to
• . ti..t Mr. ...I Mo. Plummer went away at seven Rescue. Layton, and Horace are here. Mr. 11•Clesen lOl 11 -
-kB4. 100 Vilna sad enterset (to
on I h.. evening and seeing that the "D F"rin'---SPa*b"- Greet Welders) Ol ss -
1 all Orbablodoo A Croydon
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"id °•"' 1". 4111711.1. lie keh her and the other little
• Lai l% into the gardee for • walk, but he swore meet LATEST DERBY BETTING. (to Lood. A Brighton, 71 81 -
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~. Want.. asamstiod to this, amml ais to •
" that the la.lnamt doon of the children should is
.he welted them to have plenty of air. Ho
tl..t Mr. and Ilrt. Plummer went away at seven
• k m t ht. evening and seeing that the
spiritrol, took her and the other little
L•i•-r, into the gaolen for a walk, but he swore most
• ••-In awl .4,111131 y that he never committal any act of
...% t• or,nla the defendant, and that the statemm."
!•• tu that rtfert were utterly false.
tat prueealitt,; when we went to penal, and it is
• nhtful whether it will be brought to a conclusion

LATEST DERBY BETTING.
100 to 30 apt The Wised (t)
6to 1 St. Album (t freely)
Umpire ft)
100 to 8 Bowsaw (08)
30 to 1 Horror (t freely)
40 to 1
50 to 1
The The
flap Droste (eel
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1000 to 15 Br to Rainbow (t)
Very little betting.

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NEW COURT.
I Helots the Recorder.)
, • , ...rytieg at the eittiv .4 the court the are .4 the
worn El,. aalllrahresrd Irethrhaft.a, Ablfielsaa
+ad lf,ftns. !Frit*, for rooepirsey, woe resame4.
Mr. Singh, ao.I Mr. Pelsod,
.1 tet.er for the premonition; stet Mr. tliroraly,
.• 1111.1 Mr. Bret, were for the prieetere.
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In committee on Refreshment Houses and Wine
licerer WI. the Chancellor of the Exchequer will move
mandeueste for the ',armee of restricting the sale of
wine not to be consumed on the premises to wine in bottle
only (clause 1); of exempting open shops from the oblige-
Ike to take oat refreshment licenses (clane, 7) ; to giro to
applicants for wine lioness; mid to parties objecting, a
eight-of Wag ►rd (Ames 12 and 12) ;to limb mak
bosoms la placer having a population over 10,000 to houses
of SOL • year and upwards (clause 4); to edam, the
grounds of veto by the megistrates (clams 11); I. ensanj•
late the boars of opening and closing to Uses of beer-
►eow fame 94) ; to improve the datable of otfwoer
eatailing penalty (cisme 10) ; to provide, in certain cases,
for the digusli&at►m .1 the premises (,Les A) ; and for
certain other purposes.

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Lath. Clift.u. Fifty yewrs ago, when this
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MONEY MAREBI.-77118 DAl'.

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woos,' St. Do. 4p. at. Prd..llll 100
LWOW St. .Itatt and West lolls lOO
11,1111.110 SC Laudon
1,000.000 St. St. Katherine lOO
100,00 S St. Sontbazeptos
000.000 St. Vittorio
0.000 000 Do. Now

Two o'Cloca.

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The funds to-day are steady, at the im-
provement which took place yesterday after-
noon. The settlement, fixed for this
day, almost exclusively engages attention. British
railway stocks are slightly flatter ; in other respects
there is no alteration in the share markets worthy
of notice.

Yesterday the foundation atone of • new Greek
church was laid in Higher Broughton, Manchester. The
resident priest, the Bev. B. Moro, officiated as the prin-
cipal in the ceremony, and delivered an address on the
occasion, full of eulogistic reference to the country of
Canning and Byron, which had allowed so much sympathy
for the Greeks, and to the civil and religion liberty "Adel
the Greek community enjoyed under British institutions
The reverend gentleman concluded his address by invoking
• blessing on the Greek and English people. The ceremony
was attended by nearly the whole of the Greek residents
in Narisster.

At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's
telegram, the Three per Cent. Rented opened at
70fr. SU, showing a fall of I per cent. since
yesterday.

CONGREGATIONAL UNION OF ENGLAND AND
WALEEL—The manual meeting of this society was bald en
Monday the Rev. Jana Hill, d Clapham, In the char.
The elairmen having delivered an address on the Revival,
the asereary mad the report, which stated :—"The me-
mina cannot commence their report without a reverend
lause to regret the removal of their beloved friend, the
te John Akall James, who we. one of the founders
of this union, lone of its most unfailing friends, and
always presented • cordial welcome to it at its annul
gatherup. The changes effected in the constitution
of the meaty have rumbled it to pursue what might
be termed its most te work, to create and
maintain devotional and prayer meetings. To further
this object the greatest endeavours of the committee and of
the friends of the union have been called forth, and arrange-
ment. have been allotted for devotional meetings. Two peti-
tions have bees presented to the House of Commons for the
abolition cf charch.ratee—one from this assembly, which
Lord John Russell presented, and one from your com-
mittee, which Mr. Baines presented. It is the opinion of
your committee that the time has arrived for the total
abolition of this tax, so inconsistent with the Christianity
of the 19th century. Unfortunately, however, the question
is thrown back for • time, without any prospect of ita ha-
mediate settlement. Your committee feel grateful to Sir J.
Trelaway for hie Ind in this matter. The autumnal
meeting held in South Wals have been attended with the
meet beneficial results, and it is a matter of congratula-
tion that the sale of the magazines ham been equal to that
of any previous year, and the congregational school at
Lanham hes been very useful in securing • good education
for the saes of ministers." On the motion of the Rev. J.
R. Campbell, asoonded by the Rev. J. Alexander, the
revert was unanimously adopted. The meeting was then
addremed by the Rev. T. Arnold, Be,. Dr. Unwick, Rev.
N. Ashton, Nev. N. Fraser, Rev. Dr. Brown, ac. The
Rev. IL X 'o then moved, and the Rev. Mr. Richard-
son seeondsd :—" That this assembly learns with
eatiefeetioa that • bill for taking the census for England in
1861 hes bees iatroduced into parliament, hut this manila-
ties is greatly diminished by the fact that the bill requires
that every isdividnal shall return his 'religious profession,'
and that ands the penalty of the law. This assembly,
feeling their objection on many gronnde to be reasonable
and just, resolves to petition parliament that the require-
meet be withdrawn, and that instead thereof the number
of attendants at public worship on • given Sabbath he ascer-
tained, and that without compulsion or fine." The reso-
lution was carried tuiseimoualy, and a vote of thanks to
the chairmen then terminated the proceedings.
Tax BAND OF HOPE UNION.—The fifth annual
meeting of this institution was held last evening in Exeter-
hall, Mr. J. Broomhall in the their. Ihe attendance was
overwhelmingly numerous. Not only were the body of the
hall and gallery thronged, but the passages and approaches
to the place of meeting, which required to be barricaded, as
wallas the outer entrances to the building,were besieged by
parties loudly, but vainly presenting tickets, so that until
the proceedings were half over Ton was almost as difficult
as admission. The orchestra gallery was occupied by about
a thousand of the juveniles collected from 40 of the metro-
politan societies, who, by their animated appearance, gave
ample testimony to the pleasure they felt in joining in their
share of the proceedings of the evening ; so much so that
they scarcely required the prospect of the distribution of
fruit which was attempted to be made to render them quite
vociferous. At intervals, however, during the subsequent
proceedings their voices united with more harmony tegs.
thee in singing several hymns. The report stated that the
duadvantages under which the past year commenced had
been successfully overcome. At that time they were en-
cumbered with a debt of 69/. During the year the subscrip-
tion. and donations have amounted to 1941., and the
receipts from affiliated societies to 17/. ; and by the sale of
publications and by juvenile collections, the aggregate in-
come had amounted to 40W. At present the balance due
to the treasurer only amounted to 2/. Several gentlemen
addressed the meeting, and urged its claims on public sup-
port, The annual Site it was intimated would take place
on the Mb of June, at the Crystal Palace.
EXTENNIVE DEFALCATION OP A RATE COLLECTOR
AT PADDINGTON. - A special meeting of the Representative
Council of the pariah of Paddington took place yesterday
morning at the 'Vestry Hall; Paddington-green—convened
by the Finance Committee of the board—to take into con-
sideratiori ern alleged extensive defalcation of Charles Fox
Thatcher, rate collector of No. 4 Ward, and resident of
2, Park-place, Maids-hill. At the early hour of 9, •
numerous body of vestrymen bad assembled, and the in-
cumbent of the parish, the Rev. A. Boyd, having taken the
chair, Mr. H. Rokeby Price, chairman of the Finance
Committee, in the course of his speech said that, on Satur-
day last, Mr. keeling reported the results of further inves-
tigations into the accounts of Thatcher, and stated that,
from the investigation at present obtained, there appeared
up to that day a defalcation to the amount of 1,527/.lald. A
requisition was then signed by the committee for thepresent
meeting. After a warm debate, it was moved by Mr. Sergeant
Osaka, and seconded by Mr. Boodle, that Chaim Fox
Thatcher,collector of Ward No. 4, be forthwith prosecuted as
• defaulter, and the necessary measures taken immediately.
On • division this was • —ayes 26, noes 19. It was
further resolved, on the motion of Mr. Robins, that the
vestry solicitor be instructed to carry out the foregoing
realution. This terminated the proceedings. It appears
that Thatcher, whoa collectorship produced an income of
about 400/. per annum, must have exercised much ingenuity
to defraud the parish of 1,5001. —which is not yet ascer-
tained to be the sum total ; and considerable research and
labour hail to be carried on by Mr. Aveling in prosecuting
his investigations. —Poet.
Hza.ra or LONDON.—The registrar-general's
weekly return states that in the last five weeks the deaths
in London have constantly declined : in the last two the
decrease has not been very considerable. In the week that
ended last Saturday the number registered was 1,206. In
the ten years 1850-9 the average number of deaths in the
weeks corresponding with last week was 1,072. But as the
deaths of last week occurred in an increased population
they should be compared with the average raised in pro-
portion to the increase, namely, with 1,179. The coma.
neon shows that the actual rate of mortality was slightly
higher than that obtained by calculation for the first week
of May. The deaths from bronchitis were last week 139 ;
the corrected average for corresponding weeks is 96. Those
from pneumonia were 59 ; the'corrected average being 80.
It is remarkable that while the former disease was still
much in excess, the latter was decidedly lea fatal than
usual. Phtbisis carried off 167 persons; the corrected
average is 158. There were 18 deaths from smallpox, 38
from measles, 35 from scarlatina; 7 from diphtheria, 53
from borming-cough, 7 from syphilis, 19 from cancer. Five
children died of measles in latherk'the, 3 in Greenwich
West, and 3 in Mile-end ()trilby& West. A labourer died in
the workhowie,'Greenwieh, whose age is stated to be 100
seam Two women died et the respective ages of 97 and
98 years. A widow died at 14, Goulaton-street, White-
chapel, from disease of the lungs " amielerated by want of
nourishment." Of It persons who died by suffocation 2 were
children, in bed ; a boy aged 1 year wee suffocated by the
furniture of the room taking fire ; and a washerwoman,
aged 48 years, was choked by food. Four persona died by
melds ; mart these the wife of a labourer, who fell in •
fit and upset • saucepan. and • child who was scalded by •
kettle ei water falling on him. Five persons were burnt be
their clothes taking five, viz., the daughter of • horeekeeper
aged 9 yews, the daughter of • labourer aged 11 years, •
female sonnet aged 18 years, • milliner aged 25 and
the wife of • bricklayer aged 49 years. Two nfants were
murdered. _ _

Consols are officially marked 96i, 1, and I
for money, and 95 for the new acoount
(June 8). The present quotations are 961,
" buyers," for cash, and 951 to g for the
June settlement. The official business report is
as follows:—Three per Cents. Reduced, 93k, I,
# ; New Three per Cents., 931, I, g, ; India
Stock,l2l#; Indian Five per Cent. Stock, 1869,
1061, ; ditto, for aooount, 107 ; Indian Four per
Cent. Debentures, 1868, 961 ; ditto, 1869, 961, 97 ;
India Bonds, ss. dis. ; and Exchequer Bills, 75.,
4s. prem.

The foreign stock market is inactive, and there
is scarcely any alteration in prices. Buenos Ayres
Bonds remain fires. Sales are recorded as
follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents.,
1858, 914, 91 ; Buenos Ayres Six pet
Cents., for account, 844 ; ditto Deferred,
25 ; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 96,
ex div. (exchange 25fr.) ; Dutch Two-and-
a•Half per Cents., 86/ (exchange 128.) ;
ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 101} ; Mexi-
can Three per Cents., for account, 21i ;
Portuguese Three per Cents., ow, 414 ; Russian
Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 974 ; ditto Three per
Cents., 1869, 654, 4, ex div.
The new Victoria Six per Cent. Debentures are
steady, at 107 to I. . _ .

The shares of the London and South African
Bank are quoted I. to; prem. The shares of the
Union Bank of London are quiet.
The immediate cause of the rise in the funds yes •
terday afternoon, however, rested with the prepara-
tions for to-day's monthly settlement in Consols.
The settlement of the speculative transactions in
" options" took place yesterday afternoon, when
stock to the amount of 150,000!. was " called" of
the dealers, instead of being " put" upon them, as '
they had expected. The effect of this may be illus-
trated as follows :—We will assume that a specu-
lator buys of certain dealers for a specified sum of
money the option, to be exercised at a fixed date,
of either taking from them or selling to them
150,0001. Consols, at a price agreed upon. This
operation is styled "giving for the put and call."
When the settling day comes on, the dealers infer,
from the course of prices, that the stock
will be " put" upon them--i. e., that they
will be saddled with it. Under these cir-
cumstances, they are always very ready to
prepare for it by selling it in advance to other per-
sons ; and this they have done upon the present
occasion. The speculator, however, instead of
" putting" the 150,0001. stock, has " called " it of
them. The dealers concerned have thereby been
thrown out of their calculations to the extent not
only of the 180,0001. stock now required from them,
but also of the like amount which they had pre-
pared themselves to take by selling it in advance.
To their position, other things being equal,
they are obliged to purchase to the extent of
300,0001. Hence the rise in Consols yesterday
afternoon.

The large sum of 220,0001. in gold, nearly all
Australian, and partly ex the Great Britain, was
sent into the Bank yesterday. In the absence of de-
mand for the Continent, some further amount will
probably be taken there. The 64,0001. by the
Persia consisted of gold and Mexican dollars : the
former remains here.

The Marco Polo, which was to leave Melbourne
for Liverpool on the 18th March, is known to have
44,9001, in gold on board.
The Bombay steamer of the 12th inst. is ex-
rellito take scarcely any silver, owing to the
nd ein the exchange. The shipments of specie
to Brazil show a considerable increase, the amount
engaged for the Tyne, which will sail to-morrow,
being 131,5001., of which 114,1501. is gold (princi-
pally sovereigns drawn from the Bank of England),
and 17,3501. silver.
The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon expe-
rienced no alteration of importance. The rates are
shown below :

Amsterdam, 3 months, 1L163 to ; ditto, short, 11.143
to 15; Rotterdain, 3 months, 11.161 to 17 ; Antwerp, 3
months, 25.34 to 74 ; Hamburg (ma hence), 3 months,
13.53 to I ; Paris, 3 days, 25.124 to 174 ; ditto, 3 months,
25.323 to-73; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 1174 to j;
Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 344 to ; Vienna (eff
So. ), 3 wonths, 13.50 to 60 ; Trieste ditto, 3 months,
13.55 to 60; Madrid, 3 months, 493 to 11 ; Cadiz, 3 months,
494 to j ; Leghorn, 3 months, 30.43 to 50; Genoa, 3
months, 25.45 to 50; Naples, 3 mouths, 40j ;
Lisbon, 90 days, 523 to j ; Oporto, 90 days, 523 to I.
The monthly return of the Bank of France will be
published on Friday next.
It is understood that Mr. Wyke, the newly-ap-
pointed English minister to Mexico, who concluded
the Nicaragua treaty with England, is shortly ex-
to arrive here previous to his departure for
exico.
The Great Ship Company notify that they intend
despatching the Great Eastern from Southampton,
for York, on the 9th of June. Only 300 first:-
class passengers will be taken ; the charge for a
return ticket is 401.
The shares of the London and South African Bank
were quoted ti 4 to I{ prem. yesterday. The suheorip-
tion is proceeding satisfactorily, and the lint will be
closed without delay. We are informed that the
ratio of the distribution will be regulated princi-
pally by the date of the applications, but that sub-
scriptions from the mercantile classes will receive
a preferential consideration.
The extraordinary meeting of the Antwerp and
Rotterdam Railway Company, which was convened
for the 3rd inst. at Brussels, not having been con-
stituted, another meeting is called for the 29th inst.,
to decide upon certain proposed modifications 0(1
the statutes.
The half-yearly meeting of the Waterford and
Kilkenny Railway Company is called for the 24th
instant.
A general meeting of shareholders in the Maria
Antonia Railway Company is called for the 20th of
June, at Florence.
A telegram from Lisbon mentions that the screw
steamer Portugal had just arrived with 200 pas-
sengers, of whom 30 were for England ; also with a
full cargo of coffee, tobacco, &c.
The quarterly sales of indigo commenced this
day with some flatness. A report will be found in
another column. _ _ _

A Cm ON FIR& —On Wednesday last as Mr.
James Moore, market gardener, of West-row, warn returning
from Bury market, between the floal-yards sad Fornham
Three Kings, the contents of his cart were discovered to
be on fire, whilst be sat in front driving, wholly mem-
scions of the state of affairs within a few inches, owing,
as it is alleged, to the wind blowing in a contrary direc-
tion. At leegth, by the repeated shouts of persons on
the reed, his attention was aroused, and he 'napped.
The articles in the cart, consisting of empty hampers
and • quantity of cloth, worth about 301., were then in
• perfect taste. The horse was very quiet, and was
released without being at all injured, and all available
means were adopted by Mr. Moore to mare the cloth, but
notwithstanding the greatest exertions on his part, in which
he was severely burnt, be only eneeseded is saving about ISt.
worth. The cloth was the property of Mr. Jacob Morley ,
Mn.. tailor, upon whom the severe lose of 251. falls.
orley, being insured for his stock in trade, celled upon the
agent to inquire whether he was entitled to compeniatiou,
but was of course informed that the insurance only covered
the stock on the premises, and therefore no claim could be
made. The fire as supposed to have originated in • spark
from Moores pipe faffing upon some straw at the bottom of
the art.—Burp Pope.
EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE.—{great excitement has
prevailed in the village of Latham and neighbourhood
ro consequence of • woman named Anna Maria
Fisch, the wife of a boatman of that place, having
on Friday evening been found 1 under her bed, with
her throat cut, and quite dead. The deceased had not
lived on the best terms with her husband, who is addicted
to drinking, and this fact, with the peculiar position in
which the body was [mod, gave birth to the rumour that
she had been murdered, and these rqporta prevailed in the
village until, to the astonishment el all, the evidence was
elicited on the inquest, in which the remarkable dram-
stances of the razor remaining in the throat sad hand of
the woman were sworn to by the men who assisted ia re-
moving the body, although she had leant over • vessel to
bleed into. The 137 y rettirnel • verdict " That deceased
destroyed herself cutting her throat with a razor while
ma fit of insanity. —Bury Pod.

With reference to the silk market, the circular
issued last evening by Messrs. Durant and Co. re-
ports as follows :
We have had another month of Leary chugging business
in silk—the tardy development of the spring trade having
added much to the depression of our manufacturers--end
the deliveries of April were almost unprecedentedly small
' for late years. /a China silk the pressure upon the market
for some days antecedent to the departure of the last over-
land mail was rAther severe, and prices gave way, but the
mail despatched sad the more pressing sellers relieved
=arrs have gradually improved- a little in feeling, at
least, if not in fact, and there are now rather buyers than
sellers at the prices of the lowest moment. It is yet early
for the formation of any definite opinion sa to the awing
European crop, bat the latest advioes do not hold out any
Let/assauduine espeetations. In Bengal silk we have
of mommt, some few sales have been made, bat
nothing requkimi mmeeial eotioe. Italian sairocedinnes a
dead letter --wens few bales have been returned to tisOon-
tinentel markets. Is. Brutia and Persian silk waive
:idra forced ale of a parcel of the latter at a Mullion
t° la per lb.
" As mar& the approaching European crops of

.
silk," Mr. -M.-117.--Zaton's circular observes, " it is
too early to expect anything decisive, though there
are the usual conflicting reports, from which, how-
ever, the only real conclusion to be drawn is—that
'apt little or no damage has been done."
The condition of the growing corn crops in the
south of Russia is thus noticed in the advicia
received from Odessa, under date April 27, by
Messrs. Pietroni and Draper :
The advice. width we continue to receive from our neigh-
bourhood, and from the interior, respecting the growing
corn, could not Le move satisfactory, and our farmers say
they have not fur many years seen our crops present a more
favourable app-nrence: We consequently hope to have at
last au abuull.mt harvest, which in autumn should augment
our stocks, for so lone a time insignificant, and which have
been almost completely cleared out by the transactions in
March, which amounted to about 223,000 chetwerts.

TUZSDAT EVISWI2IO.

Consols, which closed yestenlayat 95 to 1 for
money and to-morrow's settletueut, opened this
morning at the same quotation, soon unproved to
94 to I, and closed at 951 to 1. For the
6th of June the first price was 951 to
and the last 94 " buyers." The " con-
tinuation " was slightly easier, the dealers
" tak in" stock readily in the afternoon, at} per
ing
cent. The official business report is as follows :
Throe per Cent. Consols, money, 95, I, ; ditto
for amount (May 9), I, I ; Three per Cents.
Reduced, I,NI 1 ; New ree per Cents., 94, 1 ;
Bank Stock, 221, 226; India Stock, 219 ; Indian
Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, losi, 1; Five per Cent
"enfaoed" rupee paper, 99, 981 ; Indian Four per
Cent. Debentures, 1858, 94, 971 ; India Bonds,
6s. dia.

Notwithstanding the renewed ease of the money
market, Exchequer Bills are still offered, and have
to-day sustained a fresh reduction of Is., closing at
4s. to 7#l. prem.
The Indian rupee paper was quiet. The Five
per Cent. was last quoted 9811 to Land the Five-
and-a-Half per Cent., 104 to The Indian Five
per Cent. stock of 1869 was quoted 106 k to
A fair amount of business was done in the
foreign stock market. Turkish Bonds were slightly
firmer, the Loan of 1854 closing at 77 to , and
that of 1858 at 61 to 621. Mexican Bonds have
declined to 21f to and Spanish Deferred Three
per Cents. to 371 to 38. There were inquiries for
Russian Three per Cents. and Buenos Ayres Bonds—
in the latter instance owing to the satisfactory
character of the commercial and financial advice&
London and Westminster Bank shares are still
rising, and were to-day marked 60. The amount
paid per share is 201. London Joint Stock and
Union Bank of Loudon were also inquired for.
Provincial Bank of Ireland were marked sq. In
the miscellaneous share market the principal
feature was a fall in Madras Irrigation. General
Steam Navigation were dealt in at 26/.

MINEa-7H1.4 DAY

Two ()Twos,

The mining market to-day is very steady,
with a good amount of business. The present
quotations of the descriptions which are now
chiefly dealt in are as follows : Vale of Towey,
lls. 6d. to 12s. Bd. ; East lady Bertha, 1 to 13
Sortridge Consols, 1 to lit ; South Caradon, 304
to 307} ; Stray Park, 48 to 48 ; North Downs, 5i
tv 5; ; Wheal Trelawney, 28 to 29 ; East Basset,
105 to 110 ; and Harodsfoot, 30 to 31.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are likewise
steady. St. John del Rey have been dealt in at
25 ; Bon Accord Copper, at prem., being firm ;
and Kaptmda, at 1, and lf prem.
Messrs. Sims, Willyams, Nevin, and Co. report
the following reduced quotations for copper and
yellow metal : Manufactured copper, 1121. per ton
(12d. per lb.) ; tough cake, 1071. 10e. ; best se-
lected oopper, 1101. 10s. ; yellow metal, 10d. per lb.
At Penhanger Mine meeting, on Monday, the accounts
showed a balance against the undertaking of 691. A all
of is. fki. per share was made.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. ,

MARK-LA2.TX-...THIS DAY.)

Since last Monday another change in the weather has
taken place. The wind left the west, in which it bad har-
boured so many weeks, and went round to the south, bring-
ing a milder temperature and moisture, now so much
wanted for all the spring crops and the newly-sown fields.
The pastures also are much in want of rain.
The attendance of the trade in Mark-lane to-day
was small, the tone quiet ; prices of must articles
nominally unaltered. The supply of home-grown
grain was small, and of country-made flour small. The
imports of foreign grain into London since last Monday
were reported this morning as small of flour, email
of wheat, small of barley, and fair of oats.
WHlAT.—English in quiet demand, held firmly at last
Monday's prices. Foreign also quiet and nominally unal-
tered in value.
FLOUR dull ; trade at about last Monday's prices.
Board= quiet, bat firmly maintained at but Monday's
rates.
OATS, with a steady demand, and a ready sale at hurt
Monday's quotations.
Basra.—English and Egyptian maintained at last Mon-
day's currency.
Plait firm at last Monday's prima.

coutarr QUOTATIONS, DIRT PAID.
WIECAT.-En4lish white, 46e. to 56e. ; red, 44a. to 52e.
r Rostock,
Denten and Konigsberg, 46e. to We. per 4941 b.;
Ha to 56e. • other Baltic ports, 46e. to 525. ;
French, red, 46e. to 5114. ; white, 48e. to 54i.
FLouit.-Town, 44a. to 46e. ; Norfolk, 345. to 36e. per
2801 b. • French, 38s. to 42e. per 2801 b. ; American (United
States), 24a. to 29e. per barrel.
BLIIIIT.-English, 265. to 465. per qr. ; Baltic, 30s. to
35e. ; other sorts, 265. to 28e. per qr.
OATS.-British, 20e. to 28s. per qr. ; Rafilliall. 244. to 25e.
per qr. ; other Baltic ports, 21e. to 25e. per iir.
&usu.-English tick. 33e. to ; barrow, 395. to 423.
per qr. Foreign, 325. to 40s. per qr. Egyptian, 36e. to
36e. 6d. per qr.
FIAT.-En;lishboilers, 38e. to 40s. ; hog and grey, 34e.
to 35e. . • foreign white, 365. to 38e.
FLOATmO CARoozn.--Sinee last Friday 18 gran-laden
vessels were reported arrived at porta of call, :- 8
wheat, 3 barley. 6 maize, and 1 beans. The males last
reported were : -Maize arrived, Salouica, 375. per 48016 e.
Barley, arrived. Baltrie, suppoeed, 295. 6d. per 4001 be.
Weer maize, arrived, 375. 9d. per 4921ba, which marks a
decline of about le. 6d. per qr. from the quotations of
about a fortnight ago. For wheat there are buyers at le.
to 2a per qr. lms money than asked for by importers.
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM MAY 7 TO MAY 8.
English and Scotch. Irish Yoralin.
Wheat
Etarley
Oran
Malt
194119111 Sack Maar 1090 ; 28201torelp Illoar..•-"•.barreda, 200 sacks.

MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
BUOAR.—The market is steady at yesterday's price',
which were fully those of last week.
CorM.—This article also remains firm.
Tita.—The large public sales are progressing heavily.
Rice continues dull of We at the decline of 3d. estab-
lished yesterday.
Ruts.—The demand is brisk at the late reduced prices ;
large parcels of Demerara proof sold at Is. IW.
BALTPITRE is steady, with a fair demand.
Bride have sold at previous rates.
Inmoo.—The quarterly sales e0:1:111211Ced yesterdaytle.
quantity to be brought forward consist' of 3,961
Bengal flirhoot, 260 Buda, 2,309 Kurpah,
Binilipaltam,
986 Madras, 40 Manilla, and $52 sundries ; to 8,484
chests. The sales have opened with a very limited attend-
Mee of buyers; the orders appear to be on a moderate scale,
and are chiefly confined to the middling and good shipping
qualities of Bengal, of which the portion in the sale is
limited ; these sorts sold readily at February prices to ad. ad-
vance ; middling mixed and undecided sorts met only a partial
demand at lest prices; low kinds are neglected. Bur-
pahs of good ordinary to good quality sold at last sale's
prices to 3d. advance • low kinds am
.neglected, and were
all bought in or withdraws. Madras n m fair request at
the last sale's prices. 1,432 chests have passed the sale to-
day, including 408 withdrawn and 360 bought in, leaving
361 chests sold.
In other articles no material alteration.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market is quiet. Petersburg TM., on the spot
is quoted 545. ; May and Jane, 53e. ; July to Sept.,
Ms. ; Oat. to P. 0., 50s. 6d.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET—(TMB DAY.)
Kamm Pegged's sad Smith report an active demand
for canary WealdHent ami Sumo: hops, at rather improved
prime.

COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY. )
Wails End Aoorn Cle.e, 17s. dd. ; Walls End Russell
Hatton.,l7s. 9d. ; Walla Ad Braddyls Hetton, 17s. 9d. ;
Walls End 'ballad Moor, 13.. 3d. ; Walls End South
Hatton lee. *L ; Walls End Haswell, 18s. 3d.; Walls
End Eden Mai; 17s. Bd. ,• Walls End Thom 17s. ;
Walls End Tunetallil4l.7s. ; Walls End Hutton, 18s. Bd.;
*, Walls End From te, 17a. 6; Taufield Moor Bates.
13.. 3d. ; Went Ha ey, 187a 61
; Wylam, 18s. ; Belhido
Hartley, 18s. 9d. ; Davidson's Hartley, 154. 9d. ; Hastings
Hartley, 15s. 9d.; Howard's Hartley, 15.. 9d. ; /iorsh
Molywell Main, 15s. 61-66 ships at market.