The Express.
London, England, 1868-05-06 00:00:00

THE ' EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 6, 1968•
* reality amounted to that of.high treason, because it was ] IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE MINES.-(THIS DAY.)
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Fr lIIII,D ill, lIITION. Llesearnyerewevid once was to be believed, that the prisoner I
levy war upon her Majesty, and to depose her _______...__
HOUSE OF COMMONS.-(THIS DAY.) ONE O'CLOCK.
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from her authority in Irelend, aml establish a republic inTHE MEETING AT CHESTER.
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that country. The transactions thet were the subject The SPZARER took the chair at twenty minutes past 12. In the mining market to day Emily Henrietta,
LAW INTELLIGENCE.-(THIS DAY.) of inquiry took place in the year 1865, and is the mouth Mr. P. WYNDHAM moved the seemed reading of the ___
dnexEedaatareCaratdhoen
prices:-Princeeh sare iiiof reqwuesatest.
Chivertou Moor, Prince of Wales, East Grenville,
of October, 1865, it appeared that the prisoner made his Mines Assessment Bill. The bill, he said, had for its object TO THE EDITOR or THE ermine.
EQUITY COURT. appeamuce at Woalwich, and he eeenicel to have been at • the more equitable distribution of local Potation byassessing .81R,-Trainee with Derby cracks may weep and
Chi verton Moor, 6/ to'
public-house, where there were a number of soldiers be- property which was now exempt. At the close of last floods of tears over the obstinate hudnees of the turf, and 512. to 53e. ; (Before Vice-Chancellor Sir R. Malin.)
Wheal Chiverton, 2 to 2/ ; North
THE COCNTE,, I..ALTRA!.. at i'. LONO, longing to the Military Train, and he asked them oentury all mines other than coal minor wereby Lord Mans. Rosionwian might swallow whole trusses of straw ; but i ;
Crony, 21 to / ; West Frances, 22/ to 27i ; North
i.. was a mutton to rest:era propertyg from dealing or to take the Fenian oath. De then proceeded to field exempted from taxetion. That decision held good for the next few hours the attention of the ming'
world in general
ii z ith teat au jewels, the of the Countese narrate the other eircummeneee of the charge, which to the preeent day, but there was soother decision that
Treskerby, 17s. Cxl. to 20s. ; Emily Henrietta.
I.l'.llln'..y.r7ic (Who' wa: recently pl•iintiff in the action will be fresh in the recollection of our readers. lords of manors who received linen and fees miht will be monopolised by the
37/ to 42t ; East Grenville, 375. to 59.. ' Wheal
~ 1,,,,,i wilioughby de tae:by), and it was also asked In the first instance it will be recollected that the ri- be taxed, as being in one reuse occupiers, but • Chester Cup, and pending its decision I shall confine
arid the consequence I myself to • brief survey of Thursday's programme. The Grenville 3.e. to 375. ; West Chiverton 63 to 65 ;
tier ulefenaent might le, °rase-ea to deposit the jewels soner asked a number of soldiers, moat of whom were Irish- that decision had been seeded,
feature therein, the Dee Stakes, is in a measure spoiled by East Car;doii, 4/ to i ; and New Lovell, 15e. 6d.
;. t' ..e Conn of Chancery for safety. The property in men, to take the Fenian oath, amid pressed them to assist ' was that property worth nearly 6,400,000/. a year did
-n t•. i i •a of number of .iii union& and valuable in freeing their country from England, and establishing • not pay anything to the local rates. This ezeuip
the presence of Uncas, who will beat Seesaw if he should to 20e.
j::„`:,!.,7,,,'-',.'isvi:tb%ehitaar,, st ,ted the. countess had delis- republic. A man named St. Clair appeared to have the did not apply to Scotian,' or Ireland, which
..., .1 ouch Mrs. lone by way of security for silvans:es made been present on the occasion, and he also took an made it the more anomalous as applied to conic out ever so well, and has no cause to fear his other Annexed are the prices of foreign and colonial
fro: time to time. The plaintiff ',Hegel' that she was active part in procuring the soldiers to take the Ragland. Greet hardship was inflicted upon opponents. In the Two-Year-Old Plate Bird's Eye is mining shares : -St. John del Rey, 19 to 20; Chon-
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:611in.; to repay the A ntonin of the loans with reasonable oath. After • number of soldiers had been induced many parishes by this state of the law. In a parish in penalised 51b,50 that Pcrfumeia likely towin,asKing of the tales, 2g to Don Pedro, 11 to 2 prem. ; Anglo-
interest, but the defendant world not tender any account. by this means to take the oath, they were told that a Cumberland out of 364 paupers '272 had been eme Rovers is not on the scene of action. The handica may ali Brazilian /to ,f prem. ; Anglo-Italian, par to /
and WAS moving shout from plat: to place with the jewels rising would very shortly take phieein Ireland and that an ployed in lead mines, which hail never coatn•
ps Arena Grande, 1.16 to 3-16 prem. ; and
in her pusses-iou. On the ground of the impossibility expedition was to arrive from ties United States and they m rate., bated to the and only tr 2 were 'ghoul. be spoiled by today's proceedings ; still, according to the prem. ;
of discovering Mrs. Loorae adulress, leave had been given to would join this expedition, and the result that was ex- tural paupers. The intuition of the first clause present state of attain, T. Dawson looks well for the Frontino, kto i, call paid.
person erected to take place wets that Ireland would to freed from was to assess the mines on their annual value. Marquis of Westminster's Plate, with Minster At Whealßaller meeting yesterday the aocountssbowed
substitute gel vice of the notice. of motion upon a
r• •. thegovernmentof England andarepublicestablished in that which he stated was not to be arrived at by Bell and Corporal in his interests, and the former • balance Against the mine of Tl4l. lie. 3d., and a call of
living neer the Strand, won whom see was in commuui
pecountry. A suggestion was then made that the soldiers who ascertaining the amount of the royalty paid, but other turned
cation.loon, the most threatening ot the enemy
Mr. Glasee and Mr. J. N. Higgins supported the motion had taken the oath should desert and proceed to London, circumstances must be taken into consideration, and one-
being Thalia. The stable also looks well for the A telegram received yesterday from the agent of East
The. V ic'e-Cliencellor expressed come doubt whether where they were met by the prisoners and the other third would not be too large • deduction to be made from Wheal Grenville stated that the lode in the engine-
substituted service the e tort had jurisdiction men, St. Clair, and this arrangement was carried into the gross value. Stamford Welter with the Czar and The Priest, shaft had been taken down, and found to be worth four
ni•-'° a mere - • - Mr. ST. AUBYN seconded the motion, and after a die- the latter being likewise in the Beaufort Stakes, tons of copper ore per fathom. The ore is valued at 101.
to °ruler a deposit of the jewels at tee otlice
emee sened tohave been connected with the prisoner, met ten ousaion the bill was read a second time.
and Writs, um askol by the pleintiti. 'though there is nothing like Abergeldie here to my per I°°.
Mr. Gluisee believed that such an order had been made soldiery at the camp cat Woolwich., and took them with
THE DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL CAUSES thinking. The Cestrian Handicap is merely a scramble,
him to London and paid their railway fare, at the same
by Vice•Civairellor Weed in a onus:whet similar cue. BILL RAILWA.I" MINING, AND OTHER
time supplying them plentifully with drink. The soldiers in which Curfew Bell or Lady Rceehill Mould come off
The Vice•Chericellor we. of opinion that there ought to Mr. C. FORSTER moved the second reading of the see,. ~ . ,
were all at this time in uniform, and when they arrived. trim; s programme shall be dealt with tomorrow, SliAhES'.-(THLS .DAY.)
be such a jurisdiction in the court, and having very little
in London, Farrell took them first to a pubh Divorce and Matrimonial Causes Bill, the object of which "'"
doubt that there was, he trade au order in accordance he explained was to expedite the proceedings of that court, - I an,, Sc. METEOR. -___w____
house where they met the prisoner, who welcomed
Farrellthem[Sales today to 1 p.m.)
wit:, the terms of tha notice of motion, and directed the
to London and gave them some drink. Thorns. enabling au appeal to be mule mliately after a rule
COLONIAL GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
dei sit of the jewels within 14 days.(se TELEGRAPH.)
then engaged a cab, in which some of the soldiers were nisi . had been granted without waiting for • rule
Canada Government, G per cent., January and July, 1877
COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. conveyed to a place called venteeemt, in White. a_u_eoutu,te, enabling appeals to be lodged during the
and abolishing the right of appeal in non. CHESTER MEETING.--(THIS DAY.) to 1884,1031.
chapel, and they went to • public-house where the '""Do., 5 per cent.. January and July, 90).
Sittings in Banco.-(Before Justices Blackburn and Lush.) contentious cases.
prisoner paid for drink, and he then took them to Cape of Good Hope, 6 per cent., April and Oatelarr,
The SOLICITOR-GENERAL approved of some of the
rlHI'l.." C. Tat: LIN"'"""CE AN" YUI'KsHIKE the house- of a man named Michael B tle nr, where CHESTER CUP. 1890 to 1900, 108 i.
RAIL %%AI L'OM!•%til.provisions of the bill, but objected to others.
they took off their uniforms, and out on civilians' Ceylon 6 per cent., November, 18g2 to lfere 114, 13/.
This was an action to recover comensation for personael[Left sitting.] Paul Jones ... ...
clothes. The einem:ter was represented to have told the New South Wales Government, 5 per cent., 18i8 to
injuries received on the defendants' railway through the
soldiers that he heel had • great deal of trouble to - - Goodwood ... ... ... '396, January and July, 981, 9.
negligence of their servants. It was tried at the
obtain private clothes for them, and they were not Beauty ... New Zealand, 5 per cent., 99e, 8/.
lest Liverpool usizes before Mr. Justice Lush,... ...
.. all provided until the following morning. A number of UNION OF CIIURCII AND STATE. Do., 6 per cent., 1891, June and December, 112, 1, I.
when the jury returned a vereret for the plaintiff, 17 ran.
suits of clothes were placed in a room, and the Nova ecotie 6 per cent., 18e6, 1011.
dantaaea I,s-nt. Execution was r. tye•l to allow the de•
soldiers picked out such so fitted them, and left CITY MEMBERS' PLATE. Queensland, 6 per cent.. 1891, Jan. and July, 1061, I,
fendeias to move to reiluee the amount. The plaintiff MEETING AT ST. JAIRES'ii•HALL.-iTHIS DAY.)
their uniforms behind, and en arrangement was then Seemew walked over. Victoria Government, 6 per cent., 1891, January and
was a veterinary surgeon living et l'reston. He was 60
made that they were to start by the Irish mail This day a public meeting was held in St. James s July, 11;1.
years of age, and previous to the accident derived an in.
tra n on the following morning. the 29th of December. Hall, under the presidency of the Archbishop of CAN- GREAT PRODUCE STAKES. Do., April and October, 110 e.
come of betweenand O/
. per annum from his profes-
They were not in time for the mail train, but they weresupport the unitedchurch of England Badsworth beat Agrippa.
ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS.
aion, and his case was that ire had been so reriouely
sent off by the train that started at 9 o'clock, and the TERBuRv, to
STAND STAKES. Five furlongs. Caledonian, 751, 1.
and permanently injured that he had not been able to Ireland, and to maintain the union between church and
risoner Procured the railway tickets for the H. atty, Festival, Astracan, War Queen, Zingara, Dr. Great Eastern, 341.
attend to business since the accident, and he was getting P r • •d hat the state. The meeting was a very crowded one, a large
men, and when they started he sal e Wilson, and Colour tie Rcee are here. Great Northern, 1024.
worse rather than better. should see them in Dublin, and that the rising proportion of the audience being ladies. Amongst those
Mr. Manisty, (/ C., and Me. Charles Russell showed FLYING HANDICAP. Five furlongs. Do.,
.A (A receiver no dividend until 6 per cent has
would take place on the 3rd of January, 1866. The present were the Archbishops of York, Armagh, and
cause against a rule that had been obtained to reduce the Indian Star, The King's Daughter, Mistletoe, Parma, been I°°° t°l3), 97A' A•
men arrived in Dublin, and lodgings were Pro- Dublin ; the Bishops of Loodon, Oxford, Rochester, Seances, Freemason, Conundrum, Icicle, The Clown, ' Great Western, Original, 740, I, 4.
damages.
vided for them and money was given to them Lsocashire and yodobire, 127 t.
Mr. Serjeant Simon supported the rule. - Gloucester anl Bristol, Ely, Lichfield, Ripon, Soder and Lady Rosebill, The Returned, Patrician. St. Valentine,
every day for their subsistence -eighteenpence per day. London, Brighton, and South Coast, 53/, 41, 34.
I:ule discharged with costs. Man, Meath, Team, Kilhiloe, Limerick, Ossory, Cork, Eleonora, Curfew Bell, and Mellor& are here.
The prisoner joined the men in Ireland, and inquired London anti North Western, 1 i 5/.
---- hew they were getting on, and upon his being told very Derry, Sc., and • numerous body of deans, archdeacons, BELGRAVE STAKES. Half a mile.
COURT OF PROBA'rE AND DIVORCE.London and South Western, 914.
badly lie said they were as well off as any body else. It and other orders of the clergy. Amongst the laity, the Prince George, The Don, Spitfire, Minster Chimes, Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolashire, 431.
(Before the Judge Ordinary.) was represented that he wu then asked whether there Woodbine, Miss Sophie, and The Maid are here.
DRINDALE r. Ina si iAI 1., toltliETT, AND CANE. wu any expectation of a rising, and he said that it would Duke of Marlborough, the Duke of Richmond, the Duke Midland, 11,74, 7.d, 7.
Pr. Si.ii,..s, Q.C., anti Mr. luderwick fur the petitioner ; take place very shortly, and that an expedition was ex- of Northumberland, the Earls of Harrowby and Beauchamp, DEE STAND CUP. Seven furlongs.
Rejoinder, Freemason, Grand Duke, Rhine Wine, and North British, 33/.
North Eastern, Berwick, 103 k, I.
Dr. D,...tu., q.C., und Mr. :searle for the respondent ;Dlr. Mr. petted from America almost every day. It appeared that Lords Chelmsford, Fitzwalter, Colchester, and several other
Do. York, 944, 1.
Hammertoe are here.
l'es••. u,' ~..:0.,1 Mr. Butt for the co.reapandent Corbett ; ultimately the prisoner disappeared, and some of the men peers and members of parliament. North Starfordshire, 58.
Mr. :-,t ~,ley Hill, Q.C., and Mr. Willis for Gene. CHESTER CUP.
were apprehended under the Habeas Corpus Suspension Act, The Rector of ei r. JAMES'S having opened the meeting South Eastern, 74/, 1, A.
Tne. tit irriage took place in 1849, the petitioner being an and were confined for a considerable time in Mountjoy 9 to 4 apt Paul Jones (t)
with prayer, 7 to 1 - Dalby (t) PREFERENCE SHARES.
flee:moon agent in Lonulon. The reependent developed a prison, and some of them were ultimately identified as dc-
heelency to drink very shortly after the carriage, sail the serters, and proceedings taken there; and from information Several letters of apology for non-attendance were read, 7to 1 - Stradbruke (t) Great Eastern-Eastern Counties eaten. No. 2, 844.
tmion was by this failing rendered very unhappy. The that was received by the goverument the prisoner was ap- amongst them the following from the Earl of Derby : 11 to 1 - Beauty (t) Great Western, original 44 per cent., 82.
p.m ;,... live.l together for some time at Southatnpton, and meheltded, and the present prosecution preferred against " St. James's-square, April 27, 1868. 20 to I - Abergeldic (t) Ditto (West Midland-Oxfd., Ist gas.), 1034.
..: lea they went over to Sydney. On board ship the him,2o to 1 - Grey Stocking (t) Ditto 2nd guar., 100.
"Sir,--I have to acknowledge the receipt of your letter
re punt behaved very well ; but her husband having [The trial was proceeding when our report left.] 20 to 1 - Treasure Trove (t) PREFERENCE SHARES AND STOCKS.
I• bee to go on shore for tire purpose of making of the '23th inst., but I regret to say that the state 22 to 1 - Minster Bell (t) Great Western, 6 per nut. irredeemable, 1866, 101, 100.
(Before Baron Channel!. )
ar- inzeioent,, found her on his return in a state of hopeless of my health is not such as to allow of toy 30 to 1 - Thalia (off) London and Brighton, 5 per cent., 1865, 93.
siiiioTlNG AT A ROY WITH A LOADED I'IsTOL.
ilmt.i. emirs& The petitioner re tiu rued to England, and in 100 to 3 - Bracken (off) South Eastern, o per cent., 1861, 961,
I s--9, for the sake of his three children, he wee obliged to T. n,„thn IC,efe, s diminutive-looking boy of 16, was attendance at any public meeting whatever,
indicted for feloniously shooting at Edward White, with although no one can entertain stronger opinions than I do 100 to 3 - Seville (off) BRITISH POSSESSIONS.
I. ur it ed of separation. The instrument, which con- intent to do him sonic 'eeous bodily harm. A second of the paramount importance of maintaining the union 40 to 1 -- Priest (off) Bombay, Baroda, and Central India, guar. 5 per trent.,
40 to 1 - Strathconan (off) 1044.
t,,eieil a clause covenanting that the rupondent should count charged him with gnmaliciously wounding with intent
rat Attempt tur nee her offspring, secured to her between church and state, or of the impoliey or injustice 50 to 1 - Goodwood (off)
to indict grievous bodily harm. Fast Indian guaranteed 5 per cent , 111 t, 1 I,
en ellowence of 100/. a year. After a time of the measure by which it is now sought to assail that r 4 to 1 - Caithness (off)
slr. G. S Griffiths conducted the prosecution, and Mr. Grand Trunk of Canada, Ist preference bonds, *O-91.
te•• p• Lowlier was induced, by her promises Ribton appeared on behalf of the prisoners, principle in Ireland in the first instance.-I sin, sir, your ARRITED.-Badsworth. Great Indian Peninsula, guar. 5 per cent., 109 i.
ei wnendment, to take her back ; but the Do., New, 91.
The prosecutor, a boy of 13, lived with his parents in obedient servant, " DERBY."
eosenet at
are
cohabitation proved a failure. The Harebrained-court, Whitechapel, arid be and the prisoner, The following Great Western of Canada, 144, 1, A, /.
e .peu bea relapsed into her drinking habits, and mother who lived in the same court, were playmates. About resolutions were to be proposed :-First. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. Madras, r, 5 per cent., 104), e.
re ;ore( imu ensued. The case on behalf of the petitioner Moved by the Hight Hon. the Lorin Meivos, seconded by Do., 4 per cent., 99A.
11 o'clock in the forenoon of the 13th February, the _____m____
wto clot while she was thus living apart from him the re- prisoner was standing at his own door and asked the koire. the Bishop of Ox roso: Oude an Itobileund, guar. 5 per cent., 104.
2pt.ilent committed eultatery with several persons. The co• cuter to go upstairs with him, which he did. The prisoner " That this meeting is of opinion that the union of MARK-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) Scinde (Delhi), 101
r. spouden t I .i.rliett was described as a newspaper writer, and then went to a box belonging to his brother, and took out church and state ought to be maintained, as affording the Fresh up to our market to-day the arrivals of wheat from Do. (Punjaub), 1024.
G :11e me, the clerk of Mrs. Dryedale's Attorney. for it should a pistol. He went to the bed with it and remained forum° best means for the promotion of religion and morality Essex and Kent were very limited. All qualities, how- INDIAN RAILWAY DEBENTURES.
be ,t ,t. ,I that she haul latterly commenced a suit for the time with his back to the prose. utor, sad then came amongst the people, and as important alike for the welters ever, ruled extremely inactive, at barely the rates current East Indian (1870), 102
le-:autism of her conjugal rights. She now denied the
towards him with one hand behind his back and of the state and for the efficiency of the church." on Monday last.
onweeeof
ofofriemignp. FOREIGN RAILWAYS.
raltaumpeelestkebuqtuointatiothnse GSarenaPtaLtaaloße(rnLibiriteeirg )1,°1117./, x rt.
c'...r4e., and, moreover, pleaded desertion, neglect, and suddenly shot bin. in the breast. Immediately after the The second resolution, moved by the Bishop of Losnore,
• esen.luct conducing to adultery. shot was fired the prisoner ran to him, seemed very sorry, absence o[ wouf aangyoodbushei
seconded by the Earl of HARROR lA, and supported by the
cri,,, case was proceeding when our report left.) and endeavoured to stop the bleeding. The prosecutor remain nominally unaltered.
Archbishopof Young, was as follows •
senOtre,l7l9l,teili,alk, guaranteed by Russian Government, 5 per
FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS.
was afterwards taken to the London Hospital, and the
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. ball, which it was feared had punctured the lungs, had " That this meeting believes that the proposed die- of grinding and dishlling qualities was well sustained,
establishment and disendowment of the Irish branch of the The floating-grain cargo trade ruled dull, and wheat
(Before Mr. Commissioner hiazlitt.) not yet been extracted. The prisoner, when before the
united church of England and Ireland would be • serious afloat was very inactive. No change took place in the value
IN RE PARKER. magistrate, said that he and the other boy were examining BRITISH MINES.
'P. • bankrupt was described us of Charterhouse-square, the pistol. and that it went off by accident, blow to the reformed faith in the United Kingdom, would of spring corn for forward delivery.
, but late rates were firmly de. Fut Carailon, 41.
u: it e hi:slu-ie. His debts are 9,130/.. of which 1,31,3•:++/.1,3•:++/.The jury found the prisoner Not C,,insre, and the pri- materially affect the supremacy of the crown, and would The malt trade was quiet COLONIAL AND FOREIGN MINES.
ai ri it iliilttirs on shares for surety. The property held as soner was then discharged. directly tend to promote the ascendancy of a foreign mended, Anglo-Brazilian Gold (Limited), /.
sec.. uty Wall returned at 90.ei. power within her Majesty's dominions," Good sound oats were steady in price, but inferior Chontales Gold and Silver Mixing (Limited), 2 13.16.
Mr. I • r..e opposed. -- - The following is the third resolution, which was to be parcels changed hands slowly, at Monday's reduction. Don Pedro North del Rey, 1 15-16 pm.
te• l• mereet admitted that will ad had a life St. John del Rey (Limited), 191.
ile• f' / • d the of her father. The Jest o _so .a ) ear under POLICE COURTS.-(THIS DAY.) rs
moved by the Dean of WESTMINSTER, seconded by Lord Beans met • dull inquiry on former terms.
11 size was again cheaper to sell. Yudiminatana of South Australia (Limited), 1;.
COLCHESTER, and supported by Mr. IL. S.GIFFARD, Q.C. :
pr..: , ,ty consisted of land arid houses near Barnsley ; the Peas commanded little attention at unaltered prises. DOCKS,
u. e "That this meeting earnestly desires that all changes t ioul been received by his wife during bar lifetime ; Linseed and rapeseed were dull. No change took place East and West India, 121.
siue•• Olen the matter had been left to Messrs. Newman BOW-STREET. in the Irish branch of the United Church of England and In the price of cakes. In English seeds there was very JOINT STOCK BANKS.
:eel ea eee Ile Lad been imprisoned for three months for ALLEGED CONCEALMENT OV BIRTH. Ireland, which, upon fair examination, shall be found little doing. Agra (Limited), A, 10).
The flour trade was veey heavy, but millers made no Do., B, T.
nunnery, shall be carried out,. but it believes that the
• , eii• .1 debts in respect of which he had never received a Mary Snelling, a servant girl, was brought before Mr.
I.: Dumf. Flowers charged with concealing the birth of • female measures now contemplated will work great wrong, and alteration in the top price of town•znade qualities. Animas (Limited), 121, 4.
lb, I lonour adjourned the sitting for inquiry as to the child, of which she was delivered on the 17th April. will utterly fail of their professed object- namely, the Foreign and country marks were the turn lower. Chartered Idea. of India, don, and China, 28], 1.
-Loa
1...i.'...1pt's interest under the will above referred to. The body was found by • dustman in the dust-bin of a securing of good will and harmony throughout Ireland." ARRIVALS OF GRAIN INTO THE PORT OF LONDON, Consolidated (Limited), MI.
house at 10, Duke-street, anti the prisoner admitted that The vote of thanks to the Chairman was to be proposed BY LAND AND WATER CARRIAGE, FROM MAY 4TO English and Rio de Janeiro (Limited), 84.
_ _ - _ it was here, and that she had placed it there. by the Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND, and seconded by Lord MAY 5, BOTH INCLUBIVB English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered, 17g.
CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. There was A doubt as to the charge of concealment being re
...HELSISFORD. Wheat.] Barley. I Malt. Oats. Moor.- Imperial Ottoman, 10,Sr.
proved, and the prisoner was remanded to the hospital, qrs. I qrs. qrs. qn. beta. London and County, 1/.
(THIS DA‘.) for further evidence on that point. -- --- - ----- - - tzllshandBcokbl 610 '1 .. 194° • • -2•:"..) London Joint Stock, 354,1.
_,..__. CLERKNWELL. BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY. Fearlips
***** - "•• 0400 210 7. 4780 1
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Londonand Westminster, 69A.
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(Before Baron Channel.) eitenwae ROBBERY. (THIS DAY.) ---._______ Do., scrip, issued at 10/. Prem., none of which has
. ilea i \ -I.Di' I.ORD SHATTESOiIIiI AND HIS STEWARD. Henry Hod !mon, who gave • false address, and described .-- Total ..... ... 10110 ! 230 1340 4780 11-771 400 been pad, 464.
At the sitting of the court the case of Mr. RaKrt short himself as a trimmer, was charged before Mr. Cooke with The sixty-fourth annual meeting of this society Maize, 2,910 qrs. Union of London, 341.
it uue • . the Late steward to the Earl of Shaftesbury, who stealing from the person of George Henry King, a clerk. MISCELLANEOUS.
took place this morning at Exeter-hall, and was Anglo-American Telegraph (Limited), Zq.
st.iri.is di.irged upon several indictments with embezzling residing •at 37, De Reauvoix -road, •a gold lever watch, of
as
usual
very
numerously attended. The chair MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.)
lar4.• sato• of money belonging to the noble earl, which the value of 121. Atlantic Telegraph, 59. -
was taken by the Earl of Sitarreseear, and Se R.-The market continues yep active, at rising Do., 8 per ant., 1064, 5.
Les he, • re postponed for so lung a period, was called on. Last night the prosecutor was returning home when& men
among thane present were the Rev. Lord Midleton,
'Prices, which 9d. 1
M :-. I I addleaton, Q C., Mr. Gifford, Q.C. and Mr. asked him the way to Southgate-road. He held up his riht
Lord Charles Russell, the Bishops of London and Carlisle, rates of last week. Antigua, 35a to 365. fid. ,• St. Lucia,
ops
i ea:. epieerea for the prosecution ; Mr. Digh'y Seymour, hand and pointed, and whilst doing so the roan snatched
Mr. Kinnaird. M.P Mr. Rezunigton Mills, M.P., Mr. J. 355. Gil. to 36e. ;Jamaica, 34s.fid. to 355. 6d. • St. Vincent
Qe . h.I Mr. F. H. Lewis appeared for the defendant. at his watch-chain, broke it, and ran off with the watch. „_DI r. _ ..i Credit Foncier of England cOLliter ited), 3.
Mt I h,.:hy Soymour again applied for • postponement The prosecutor followed him, calling " stop . thief '" and Forster, °Lr• J. BoOnett, Mr. J. C. Hoare, the "Rev. Dr. 33.. to 355. Gd. ; Berbice and Demerara. 325. W. to 35e. Egyp • 9 V Loan
Raleigh, Mr. Payne, the Revs. O. J. Glyn, IL H. Kellick, St. Kitt's, 345. rid. ; Barbados., low middling to fins, 35e. Egyptian per cent. oy , guaranteed by
government, .
Eupt9o 891 on th ..,,und that the defendazt had within the last few the prisoner was arrested, the watch, wrapped in a pocket-
E. Auriol, Canon Cares, &c, to 391. ie. „brown Mauritius,e, 31sa Gd, ~.td 33n. gel. ; [(rain) General Credit and Discount (Limited), 4 15-16 din s been attacked by small pox, an•l it woo of course, handkerchief, and the chain, being found near where he, 5.
The report, which was read by the Rev. C. Jsr ewer, one iaggel7 pleurae, 28a• Da.
.j. clayed manilla, 31s- tit to Hudson'sßa le
y, 4 1' 1'
i,it,.• umpoesible for him to appear at this session and take was stoPped• the receipts from ordinary sources 324. lid. i nticlnYedt 2dit 'AL to 295. ; Hanna, No. 11l
ht. tri.d. The priamer, who averred his innocence, was committed of the secretaries, said , National Disoount Company (Limited), 104.
for the year ending March 31, 1868, have reached at 37a. • e
hi it fined also continues to advance. -
^ Brown New Zealand Trust and Loan (Limited), :3.
NI• I dobileston said he could not resist the application to the Middlesex sessions for trial.
the tam of 179,718 E. 4s. 21., being 7,794/. lls. Gal. lumps scarce at 45e. Ocean Marine Insurance, 191.
au. I the may question was to what period the adjournment in advance of the previous year. To this must be Coreso.-The parcels brought to public sale have gone Telegraph Construction andMaintenanoe(Lini.),l4l.
sli,;11 extend. _. __
added 1,175/. 91. 10d. received for the China Fund; •off with good competition at the valuations, good and fine viceroy co Egypt (mortgage) Lou, 714 704 1 70,
Ti.,-1...,,ned Judge expressed an opinion that it was not 111. 2s. 71. for the special fund for Inds; 5,029/. 7s. ordinary grey plantation Ceylon, 635. to 69e. 6d. ;low
11.e:y that the trial could come on at the June session, In a private telegram addressed to the wife of
further contributions to the building fund ; and middling to middling colory, 71.. to 79.. 6d. ,• good and - --
au. I thought it would be better to postpone it until Captain Roberta, and received on Monday, Sir Robert 6661, tis. Gd. for the Paris Exhibition fund ; making • grand fine middling, 80e. to 87s. ; native Ceylon small, 455. W. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)
the .tugust session. Napier conveys the pleasing intelligence that her husband total of 186,5971. 13s. Id. The sum applicable to the good ordinary, 50a. Gd. e bold and ny, 595. Gd. -...--.
...his suggestion was agreed to, and the case was again WEDNESDAY, MAT 6, II A.IL
is progressing favourably, and will not lose his arm. general purposes of the society is 93,898/. 6e. 341., COCOA.-There is • fair inquiry for home trade qualities
fist wally ieljourned till August.of Trinidad at full prices •
A Novel. POINT.-The Lord Chancellor has in- being 6,1371. 10.. 3d. more than was received under this , P , gre7 sorts sold at IL per cwt. li. 'stemma. 1 u tee,
(Refore Mr. Justice Willes.)head in the preceding year • the receipts for Bibles and decline; grey, 63.. to 55a. ; mixed to middling red, 56e. to R. T. W. He er-e-re---.. W. X 1 So
timated his intention to ask the common law judges to be
TOL ALLE,ED Folti.EßlEs ON THE LEEDS RANEI. argument. Testaments have reached the sum of 85,811 Y. 17a. 111, to 61.. fel. ; good middling to good, 625. to 745. • tine and I is P. let O.
iuresent in the House of Lords to hear the
temeesie showing an increase of 1,6571. Is. 3d. The ordinary pay- superior, 78.. to 975. fid. ; Grenada at steady rites ; ordi- '''"-'"-' -- ;---- - "•"--"'"i--,-- ln the case of Mulcahy e. The Queen, which isIT _ -.Wm -.30.261 30 B.W. I ' N.N.W. cbm' - 1
Th.,1•1,1 Ellle bt, a gentlenisnly•looking man, Buren- to be arguedtime bar ofthe ~,,.i. day manta have amounted to 178,020 e 138.5 d.; and adding the nary to fine, 48e. to 595. 6d.
at - 2
dered to take his trial upon several indictmenta for forgery - Aonh rum paid on account of the Jubilee, China, India, and Paris TS.A.-The public sales of China teas went off with rem
after Term. Tbe appellant is a Fenian la [0.274 as; N.N.W. 3 N. be - -
and tittering several bills of exchange, with intent to • Trinity • • Appellant is • - - Exhibition funds, the total has reached 185,611/. 15.., being spirit at full prices. Common commits sold at la. 34d. to erdromane 30.30( MC ILE 4 1 E. be - I
now in the convict establishment at M olung, who has apr ,
deleted the heeds Banking Company. 16 • 06/ 10s. less than in the previousyear. If to this sum la. 3ids , Greencastle. 30.241 45 8.8. W. 4 X. cm be led against his conviction for treason-felon on the *
-
Tie defetelent was also charged with conspiring with .-4
d 6be added 15,267/. 13e. ffil. paid on account of the society''s COTrON.-The market continues quiet, but previous Valenti* - 3
ofthe who 'ed him y groen that one - 3
divers other pereone to defraud tho same company of largenew remises, it will be risen that the total Fines are maintained.
of 60 years of age. The point to be raised is entirely novel. Rangoon sold afloat at fttwbsTh''' SUlar6oi 8.1 7 ' 14 oc I - 4
BUMS of money 13y false pretences.l has amounted 200 g•int g. ga Rice.-A cargo of 1,400 tons
expenditure of t reyear to , . . .
-n.el.lh 9d hymmoof leo nr Mb E.B.E. 2 I. b, - 1
Mr. I:itfard, Q.C., was specielly retained with Mr. The society is u&der engagements to the extent of 112,000/. • •
UNIVERSITY
6 ; R.NK. c 1 - -
l', taut to conduct the prosecution. Serjeant Ballantine,The issues of the society for the year are as follows:- Rem.-80 puns. of Jamaica sold at steady prices ;30 snoop - 5
also specially retailed, Mr. F. 11. Lewis, and Mr. Warner has been made as an endowment for a chair of Applied From the depot at home, 1,351,989; from depots abroad, puns. Leewards, at Is. 9d. ; and 50 pans. of Drmerara, greet - 4
Sleigh appeared for the defendant. Mental Science in the Universit of Edinburgh on condi-t Is• Ild
y I 1 048 78" ; total, 2 400 776 copier. The total issue. of the • • i Lorfosie .102s 52 N.E. 5 ' N.K. co 0.12 4
51r. I :idard intimated at the commencement of the pro- Lion that 1,500/. or 2,000/,. more be obtained rom other i' ' '
society now amount to 55.069,865 copies. -- ltracbsfore - 2
ceellings that he ilia not intend to proceed with the indict. sources. The summer session of the university was On the motion of Mr. J. G. Hours, seconded by the TALLOW MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Biarritz
meat for felony, but should try the defendant upon the opened on. Monday. Plososta
Bishop of CARLISLE. and In by the Bishop of The market is flat. Town tallow, 41a. fed. ; Peters- weyraouth .2oe 47 K. 7 - I eb ,- 4 :
e I Z.e.E. c; - a
charge of misdeincanottr, that of conspiracy to defraud. NEWHVENDOKIC BENEVOLLNT INSTITUTION. -Last LoriDoN, tiret was adopted burg _ burg Y.C. on the spot, 445. • April to JIM! 445. ; eariemealli. sreforlee E. 7 B. oe --. 5
Mr. Se. joule Rallantine objected to this course, and mid night the 29th anniversary dinner of this institution was several speeches were delivered in furtherance of the October to December, 445. 3d. ; 'December, 445. 9d. Loudon , 110.28 r 47 X. 7 1 be -..
that the defendant was taken entirely by surprise by such held at the Freemasons' Tavern, under the presidency of society's object, Tarmouta 30.31r,46 Z.N.Z. 5 1 N.E. e' - 4
a ptocceiling being adopted on behalf of the prosecution. the Hon. Evelyn Ashley. Among those present were-Sir Searborongt 30.34 f 47 B.R. 3 MN.E. c - 3
He said that it was quite unusual in a case where a de. 11. Drummond Wolff, the Hon. M. Howe, of Nova Scotia, __ ___ _ _ BOROUGH HOP MA.RK.ET.-(THIS DAY.) sairasis eo.uf 0 W.B.W. I 2 ; /CM cI.- 2
1-
Pendant was charged with felony as well as a misdemeanor Captain C. Forbes, R.N., Mr. Samuel Spa(ding, Mr. R. J. STOPPAGE OF THE DOWLAIS WORKS. Messrs. Patteriden and Smith report the trade quiet, Illetger -••• seal 45 14-14-K - -- 3
to try the minor charge before the more serious one. An M•ood, Mr. H. G. Glass, and Mr. Russell Clarke. A large --.- with • very limited supply of choice descriptions on offer, grqual°•••• - 10 1•11
1 - ' - b - -
for which late prices are firmly maintained. earls 30.05 49 LN.E. :- ' - o - -
applieition had been made to remove the indictmentfor lois- number of ladies were •also present. The toastmaster, MERTHYR, TUERDA2. Lyons 30.04 1- S.
th'ineanor by certiorari to the Court of Queen's Bench, and Mr. Toole, reed a long list of subscriptions, amounting to We regret to state that these works, employing HearrsCon 80.00.31 N.W. . 1 , N. sb i 3
Benin Bramwell, to whom theapplication was made, refined something over 300/. " The health of Mr. C. Dickens, COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)
little less than ten tho nd men, women, and boys, were
to
t,, de to it, solely upon the ground that there were in. the President of the Institution," was drunk with great Bertessese mermaid sad reduced to 22 deg. at sea luell. The
summarily stopped on Monday. The first pay mince the Walla End Bottom 18a. • Walls End Haswell, 17e. 3d.; bitters r owns), 1 Helene, s (stead)), hellcats dinettes of dictu.ents for felony pending against the prisoner, and he cordiality, and the announcement that his health and
reduction of wages took place on. Saturday, and it was Walls End Tees, 17a ed. ; Walls End Hartlepool, nsoMonef •the MOM last le lama Thernsomeke exposed
at t*:.i. ',hie time said that but for this fact he should have strength had been restored by his recent visit to the United
surmised from the manner in which the re
was IGs. 6d. ; Walls End Framwellgate, 14s. 3d. •,• Walls End in shade. KEIEwn• urea with ttadtraellOS daring last W harm
been ii • Oue•-1 to grant the application to remove the in- States was followed by a very marked expression of fetid- received-in
many
amounting to 20 per cent-that Braddyls Hettons, Ifs. 3d. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 3.-0021.• Wasthar: h.-blue sky; c.-clouds (detached); 4.-
dicta at for misdemeanour to the Court of Queen's motion. _ . _ - ........ •.:-...r -Las --la t.- .....:-.1 es--.--.a..- --15 s. fit.: Walla End Vlenah Hatt 17. • V 17.11. 4.../ foe; h.-4vall; 1.-lightens; sa.-nslaty Mae) : .....wirm.,
_ .

Dlr. tfiifard intimated at the commencement of the pro-
ceedings that he did not intend to proceed with the indict.
ment for felony, but should try the defendant upon the
charge of misdemeanour, that of conspiracy to defraud.
Mr. Sei jeent ltallantine objected to this course, and said
that the defendant was taken entirely by surprise by such
a proceeding being adopted on behalf of the prosecution.
Et• said that it was quite unusual in a case where a de-
fendant was charged with felony as well as a miuletueanor
to try the minor charge before the more serious one. An
application had been made to remove the indictment for mit.
demeanor by certiorari to the Court of Queen's Bench. and
Baron Bramwell, towbom theapplication was made, refused
to ace, Ic to it, solely upon the ground that there were in.
thew...nu for felony pending against the prisoner, and he
at tlic -.oat; time said that but for this fact he should have
hero ie elieed to grant the application to remove the in-
dict..• rat fur misdemeanour to the Court of Queen's
Ben -b.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report the trade quiet,
with a very limited supply of choice descriptions on offer,
for which late prices are firmly maintained.
COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Walls End Hetton, 18s. ; Walls End Haswell, 17e. 3d.;
Walls End Tees, 17a. 6d. ; Walls End Hartlepool,
16s. fal ; Walls End Framwellgate, 14s. 3d. ; Walls End
Braddyls Hettoim, 16s. 3d. ; Walls End South Hartlepool,
15s. lid. ; Walls End Heugh Hall, 17s. ; Walls End
Wharncliffe, 15a. Gd. ; Walls End Candor), 17s. 3d. ;
Walls End Hawthorn, 14s. fxL ; Walls End Hallos,
15e. Gd. ; Walls End Eden Main, 15s. 3d. ; Walls End
Gosforth, 15s. Gd. ; Walls End Riddell', 14s. 6d. ; Walls
End South Kenos, 17s. ; Walla End Hetton Lyons,
14s. 9d. Ships at market, 81 ;at sea. 15.

MERTHYR, TUEXDAY.
We regret to state that these works, employing
little less than ten thousand men, women, and boys, were
summarily stopped on Monday. The first pay since the
reduction of wages took place on Saturday, and it was
surmised from the manner in which the reduction was
received—in many cases amounting to 20 per cent—that
an oppositional spirit would be roused. On Monday morn-
ing, at ST early bow, the usual orders to light up and pre-
pare the various portions of the works were entered on the
slate kept for that purpose in the lodge, but the ballets and
others, instead of going in, wrote beneath that unless they
had an advance of wages equivalent to the reduction they
would not work. Immediately on this being made
known to the manager, Mr. Menelaws took a step which
may seem arbitrary, until we know further details. He
ordered the gates of the works to be locked and forbade
any of the men and boys from working, whether or not
connected with those who had refused to work. In cone-
'mace a complete stoppage followed, and during the day
thousands have been patrolling the streets, and the
greatest excitement is manifested. How it will end we
know not, but probably an attempt will be made
to-morrow by a deputation to bring about an arrangement.
It is to be regretted that any such misunderstanding
should have arisen, as the Dowleis works up to the pre-
sent time have enjoyed more immunity from the bad
times than either of the others. The five steel mills which
bays been added to the works, and the excellent rails pro-
duced in that department, have won a fair share of busi-
ness for the works, and at present there is a good order
from the Metropolitan Railway on hand.
We bear rumours of another large ironworks in this
district being on the eve of closing finally. The iron trade
in South Wales was never in a more deplorable condition.
Abernant Iron Works, Aberdare, were closed on Monday.
—Leeds Ileresr!r.

Barometer corrected and reduced to 22 deg. at am lard. TM
letters r (rising), t (falling), • (steady), indicate dheettan of
radiate' as msevery within last 14 hours. Thsernometer exposed
In shad& Extreme force, with its direction desist leg 24 hour&
Wtwilitr h.—blur sky ; c.--clouda (detached) •L
fog ; m.—mlaty Chao) ;
(dull); ; s.—cow: —)hinister. gain-fall, mew or
hall melted), during last 24 hours. hen disturbance

;14..1u:dice Wiles reeked what application the learned
aurjv iuten.lol to make to the court?

-1110 C KING AIXIDENT.—An inquest was held in
Stoke Ash on Wednesday, touching the death of Edgar
Abbot, aged 14 years who met with his death under the
following singular cinumstanees :—George Buckingham
said, I ant nine year old, and work for Mr. Day. Yester-
day morning, about 9 o'clock, the deceased and another
boy named Bird were in the chaff-house. I opened the
door, and as I did so I saw deceased (who was turning
the crank of the chaff-engine) fall forward on to the
knife. Bird was turning the handle at the wheel, and I
noticed that deceased was trying to put one of the cog-
wheels against the other so as to make them catch ; he
began turning the handle, but directly fell forward on
to the wheeL The wheel stopped, and he went on to
his knees and lifted his bead off the knife, stuffed his
lingers into his throat, from which the blood was pour-
ing, until he fell on to the grass in front of the farm•
house. Emily Buckingham said she found deceased
lying on the lawn. He only said, " Oh, dear me !" She
sent for a doctor directly, but deceased died in about
twenty minutes from the time she first saw him. The
boy Bird, who was helping the deceased, was not
altogether in his right mind. Mr. G. W. Tacon, assist-
ant to Mr. Miller, of Eye, said there wail a cut about
two inches in length and 11 inches in depth on the left
aide of the throat, which had severed the jugular vein
and the carotid artery. George Buckingham. foreman
to Mr. Day, said the chaff engine was not out of order,
and the oog.wheels were made to go as thry did now.
The engine had been made more than 30 years. He had
sometimes employed deceased to cut chaff, but only when
he hail been present. The jury returned a verdict of
" Accidental death."—Bern and Norrich roe.

Mr. tiallen;;;;;Id he should that the trial
should at all events be postponed to the next session in
iu order that au opportunity might be afforded to
hmke :mother application to Mr. Baron Bramwell to re.
rho, the case to the Court of Queen's Bench, which
was thy proper tribunal to dispose of such an inquiry, and
i...; it could be tried by a special jury.
(•itiard opposed the appointment, said that the case
h. 1 now been standing over for a very long period, and
mil,. it was disposed of he had no hesitation in *tying
ti. tor would be a failure of justice. In cor.scquence
of t.. • dylay that bad already taken place the most impor
taut witnesses, particularly those residing in Service, were
.1, on one by one, and it was in consequence of their
het: that he had elected to plooeed upon the indictment
for utoleruesnour.
iyarued judge decided that the case must praised,
hi.: M. 14 urged that the case should not come on till
..• ..

REMARKS.
Barometrical pressure over these Islands is generally high and
uniform ; It has decreased very slightly In Scotland, but has In-
creased at southern stations since yesterday morning. Tempera-
ture In the south of &island and at continental stations has
fallen since yesterday. It continues low In the north. Easterly
winds have prevailed on all coasts except In the north of Scot-
land, and have blown strongly from the south-east on the Irish
coast and In the Channel A fresh easterly wind Is general this
morning on the Channel coast. In Scotland a light wind from
the westward Is observable. Mist and ham are reported from
places In the north. In France some rain has fallen. but In
these islands the weather has been dry. The sky is generally
cloudy.

PRINCE AIEITERNIC/L—Count Vitzthum, for-
merly Saxon minister at the court of St. James, and re-
cently appointed ambassador for Austria at Brussels, has
for some time been employed, at the request of his friend,
Prince Richard Metternich with the revision of the papers
and manuscripts of his father, the late Austrian Chan-
cellor, for the purpose of their publication as far as is
practicable.— Owl.
Rivas COMMIPAION.—Meetings of this commis-
'ion were held on Tuesday and Friday last and again
yesterday, at No. 2, Victoria-street, Westminster, S.W.
Fraddent, Colonel Sir William Denims, K.C.8., ILE., in
the chair, with Dr. Edward Frankland, F.B.S. and Mr.
John Chalmers Morton. The secretary, Mr. S. J. Smith,
also attended.

A DaATH STRUGGLE.—An extraordinary affair
is reported from Bridgwater. A few mornings ago a farmer
named Pollard and a fish hawker named Driscoll were
found lying on the road fast in each others' clutches, the
former dead and the latter insensible. Driscoll, on broom.
ing conscious, alleged that he knew nothing of the plight
he wit in beyond a recollection that some one had struck
him with a whip or stick, and that he and the other had
then fought. The deceased bad both eyes dreadfully
blackened, a eat on the back of the head, and various
other injuries. It appears that about midnight he drove
from Bridgwatar with • horse and trap, which at • very
early hour in the morning arrived at Cannington without
• driver, the step of the vehicle being broken off. Driscoll
was coming from the opposite direction to Bridgwater,
pushing • small handcart, which was found cm the road,
having also sustained some damage. Driscoll was to.
into custody.

CIIARCE OF TRZABON FELONY.
Moiwan alias Peter Mohen, 31, described u a

' t• r, was charged with filonionsly'inducing certain
' • • • belonging to the Queen'. Army to desert from
t:, r ,11,giance with the intent to dethrone her Majesty,
at.dpore her from her royal style and title of Queen of
1... Kingdom of Great Britain end Ireland.
MI and Mr. Bailey conducted the prosecution ;
tLa ; wis defended by Mr. Macdonsld.
l'•,i.,nd in opening the Cise fur the prosecution said
thit • offence of which the priitoner was acculed in

UNIVERSITY or LONDON.—We hear that at the
matriculation examination in January last one-eighth of
the candidates were between the ages of 25 and 30, and
that of these 50 per cent. were rejected. The smallest per
mintage of re echoes occurred_ asitst those between the
ages of 16 and 17. Natural phikevby and chemistry were
fatal to the largest number. More than a quarter of those
rejected filed in at least six sub,ects.—The London
Sti,dent.

The lihnel•ester E.raniiher mentions the death of
the well-known milted lecturer, Mr. Robert Cooper.