The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-06 00:00:00

tOTINCIAL SHARE MARKETS.

3039 6.—Pekes were lower in this market to-
business limited. Great Western Birmingham
ha cold at 75—London and North Westerns, at
lax piece were, South Stadords, 101. 13.. Dd. per
Valleys, buyers, at e}—Great Westerns, 721 —and
Alford). at 96 sellers.
tit, lull 6.—The market was quiet, but firm all
at the best. Lancashire and Yorkshire. 110; 11—
North Western, OM l—Manchester, Sheffield, and
Lincolnshire, 421 I 3—Midland, 1211 }—South Eastern, 24
Great Ship Company, 7a, b, 9d.—South Mallards, 10 1146.

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A motion came before the Right Hon. Judgo
Heatinge, in the Court of Probate, Dublin, on Tuesday, for
the grant of administration as in the case of intestacy to
the widow of Mr. John Duodon, notwithsta•dheg that
before his death • testamentary document had been eze.
ceded by him. The will in question was drawn io Cork
by an attorney from instructions conveyed to him by •
priest. It was attested by two witnesses, one of whom
was a Romeo catholic clergyman. They now, however,
declined to prove its due execution. His lordship refused
to make noy order in the case until it had been fully
investigatcl, and directed subpicniut to issue for the at-
tenda•cs of the witnesses on this day week.

Colonel Stretton and lifesutra. C. Day and W.
Sharked, conservative*, and the Mayor, R. Coles, Esq., and
Messrs. T. Hill; W. B. Randall, J. H. Cooksoy, and E.
Dixon, liberals, have been appointed magistrates for the
borough of Southampton.
THE VArANT LORDSHIP OP THE. TRLASURT.—A
rumour prevailed in the House of Commons yeeltirday after-
noon that Mr. Francis Beiaaril Reenlist], one of the mem-
bers fur the city of Cork, will be notuirated to the lordship
of the Treasury in the room of Mr. Bagwell, who hats re-
signed. The bon. gentleman, though generally sitting
below the gangway on the ministerial aide of the house, has
usually supported the government, and has on all important
occasions voted for thr'n. Ile eat for Cork from July,
1837, to July, 1841, and wee re-elected in August, 1833,,
being then at the bead of the poll, and has retained his met
up to the present time.
CONVOCATION OF THE CLEEGT.—ft is generally
understood that the convocation of the prelates and clergy
of the Province of Canterbury, which steads adjourned until
Tuesday. the IRth inst., will out at that time meet for the
despatch of business, and that no farther meeting of that
body will take place during the present year. There are two
or three circernatances on the ground of which it will proba-
bly be found conveitient that this course should be adopted.
It will be remembered that at the last meeting of oonvoca-
film tho Archbishop and Bishop, composing that Upper
Nowa directed the Lower House to form a committee on
the subject of " Essays and Reviews," with a view to • re-
port to convocation generally on the nature of that volume,
in order, if necessary, that synodal action may be taken upon
it. That committee, consisting of Archdeacon Denison and
other gentlemen, have been actively engaged sines their ap-
pointment in a critical examination of the volume, but
their report a not yet ready fur presentation. As there are
no other subjects at present protein upon the consideration
of convocation, there is no absolute reason why an imme-
diate meeting is necessary. Another reason for postponement
arises out of the legal proceedials which the Bishop of
Salisbury has commenced against the Rev. Dr. Rowland
Williams, Vicar of Broad Chslke, on account of his Essay
entitled "Bunsen's Biblical Researches," and in which, of
course, DO program can be made previous to the proposed
day of meeting, especially as the matter is to be thoroughly
fought out on both titles. Another reason for further pro-
rogation is to be found in the continued indisposition of the
Archbishop of Canterbury, for althongh his grace has, to a
very great extent, recovered from the attack of paralysis
under which lie lately suffered, he is still too feeble too:map
in any active otticial duty.