South Wales Daily News

[SPECIAL REPORT FROM OUR CITY CORRESPONDENT.] LONDON, TUESDAY Evening. There has only been a moderate demand for money to-day, at the following rates :— Bank Bills.—Three months, to o-i four months, 2 J to 3g six months. 3!l. 'Y' Tradt: Bills.—Three mon ths, 3* four months, of six months, 4A. The Algeria, from New York, has brought 166,400 In specie, and the Celtic £ 53,000. The Corcovada is an- nounced at Lisbon, from the Brazils, with 2102,708. The Eastern and Australian Company's steamer Bris- bane, arrived at Brisbane from Singapore, on the 22nd May, one day early, with the London mails of the 5th of April. April. There has been rather more doing on the Stock Ex- change, but the buying has been, for the most part, on speculative account. The Premier's explanation in the House of Commons last evening hxs had a good effect, but the rumanH as to failures continue, and check business. The English Funds have been firm, and at the finish the Three per Cents were quoted at 9:3 to 94 for delivery, and 94 to 94 for the account. The New and Reduced Three per Cents were at 92f to 92|. India Five per Cents, 10e £ to 109. In the Jforeign market the tone has been good, and prices have in some instances fractionally improved. The following was the business done up to 4 o'clock Brazilian, 1871, 5 per cent scrip, 96; ditto, £ 50 Pa}d>| = 1368, 832, 84^; ditto, 1873, 77' 77i, .< 3 French National defence, 102} Hungarian Tji d11"0; 74i, | ditto, 1873. Treasury, 954, 95 '• ditto, 1874 92 Japan, i09 £ ditto, I01.J, f Mexican ICS' Peruvian, 67 £ f, 8k £ do, 1872. 5ol I 4 Portal guese, 1873 1867, ol|, g, 2 Russian. 1850, 96| Turkish 18o4, 90| • do. General Debt, 43-J-, I de, 18<j(j 544. • rin' 8g; do. 1873, S2i, M. J iUrag^. bo JStSfisn' 2. i; Argentine nard Dollars, 71. French Kentes 102; English railway stocks have been steady, but as is r^ni' on,the eve of the Derby-day, purchases have beeU re stncted. The 4 30 closing prices were as follows Bristol and Exeter, 116 to 118 Caledonian, 1052 to 10-S Cornwall, 4\, oh East London 8 tn Q 4 oess, 135 to 138 Glasgow and South Woof i ?oUr' 110 Great Eastern, 45* to 45 ^<SnSo^ 77 to 78 Great Northern, 140 to 142-ditto/A! Scotl.and no dividend until 6 per cent has Wn ■ I rfe nf 163* to 164 ditto B. Deferred 1.79Pald B): Southern and Western (Ireland) 'lOK 1 11! £ rea! Western Consolidated Ordinary "114 J'n- shite and Yorkshire, 1424 1o14U r* 110 I -Jinca" and South Coast, 105J to ltli lu 'tf' Brighton, Dover Arbitration, tl>157 Chatham, and Arbitration Preferred, 795 to w T 'I Pfr,Tcef^ Western U?'> JJ* > London and North 116 to 111 • *\rnT,nt J ?,V 0,1 an(l South Western, 78i1o 783-SittoPrpf^18 l^'r. c and Lincolnshire, e irc^t 1" £ referred (-Deferred receiving no div. until Stan *1 5f crf'.n %ld PrefA m to 4'4; Metropo- Midland 1-iia j n :^e'r°P°litan District, 39 to 39;}-; North W.V l" oA -^0nmouthshire, 114 to 118 Worth British, 84J to 84| North Eastern North °S? ft a to 172k' North London, 114 to 116; bulkdiire, >0 to 77; Rhymney, 62 to 67 c 4.1 nl(jE, 7o| to 74^ South Devon, 64 to 66 Ea"ter?.- f19 to 121 ditto, Preferred (Deferred \f\i dmde,„Jd until 6per cent has been paid Pre- 91 tn «'t- ^°tt P* ^^aiues, Wokingham, and YVoking, f 1 i ;,o VaIe>188 to 1^2 Waterford and Central Uc^on 37^0*40 ^y' RedOar, and Middlenboro' ^lining Shares awe been in fair demand, at late rates, eiegraph fehares dull, and P.ank Shares quiet. Auglo-Austrian, lli, |; Consoli- ■i J 5 5 Metcopolitan, A, 2i Imperial, 19, 18§■ T^sin County, 66^ London and Westminister, J.?' Alexandria, 12|, 13 Bank of Con- aotinople, 6 1-16 London Chartered of Australia, 29, •■ai°^of A«^ralia, 544. British Mines Mark Valley, Liskeard, I 1-16. vu ue-Sa M'aes~Pedro North del Rey, 15-16 f.biuH"id Aurora. Tontine and Bolivia, Richmond Consolidated, 8^, 10 Sierra Bultes Goil, 1»-16 do Plumas Euska, g. Telegraphs — Anglo-American Telegraph, 51^, g, Gi, J, t,' r'aS fn P«wgraph, 7J Globe Telegraph 6 per cent Preference, 10 £ Direct United States, lli, h > Mediter- ranean Extension, 3- f°ilowing were the latest closing prices in the cr-mentioned Stocks and Shares Bombay and Baroda £ iTif' vKtJ^ Eaatfera Bengal RaUway, 113^ Tr.^iaiV I^dl-?n Railway, 117^ to 118^ Great Indian Peninsuli .;Railway, 14 to 115 Madras Railway, £ m rli J.v Tmd?' ?,u?jaub. and Delhi Railway, 112 £ he0™hS?*;LW A^Lt,.> 291 wav 111 to ll4^" Lombardo-Venetiad Rail- 7o<8. s' Lne EillIwaV, 18 to ISi; Illinois, 90 K^iSerin^Pressure^Gau^^nm ?^1, Lock, and heard before Vice-Chancellor MaUaJon the^th T° A special meeting of the North-Eastern nUDe' viany will be held on the 11th of June Jb 'T>Mi0™" Parliament authorising the lease and'w«f a » com pany of the Whitby, Redcar, and t\e TJrTioil Railway will be submitted. Mld<ilesborough The annual meeting of the AtlaB Aa&nxa.nna n faSw to the Consolidated Miamg Oo fT ? j\ havefollowing flegram? 41Xhe traffic reciipfaof ft« ^orth M«tropolitM T wavs Company for the week ending the 22nd W Tmounted to £ 5,8;,2, and those of the Dublin '1 ramway8 Company to £ 1,0^C-

PRICES AFTER OFFICIAL HOURS. I (SPECIAL TELEGRAM,) £ 118,000 were taken to the Bank CMISOIB were Unalterated. Foreign stocks were Jim, Penis, Sixes. 68^ j Fives, o3f Railways were firm Nort&ern^ at 164 to mi Brightens, 105, Enea were 18^ Canadians rather better n= 58. Tallow, new, was 433 3d. on the -P°f "J » June. Rape Oil was 33s., and Linseed, 24s. fld.

HACKERA i AND SA YCE, STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS, -4 WEST BUrE-tlTREEl', CARDIFF. DAILY STOCK AND SHARE LIST. „ ore» w«tS» w» ,;»t „ London, Cbathan and n™. ■ • lj4.f „ London and North Wetttem" 1°^ ,f ,JQ Midland «wcra lw 14S Monmouthshire. 100 l4-j| 145 KJiymnej" 115J HGj „ Severn & Wye Railway arid Can«i'" Stock SoBMirset and Dorset •• •• 20 21 „ fcowtii Ue on ir0- Taff Vai» M0 62 64 PREFEREHTiAL." 100.. lb,hi loot Erigtol and I per cent. L. ri AA iJ/'istoJ line! Exeter il i(2? 09i fit. JVeatern Cons;jilaat«4 fip. ct".n~v "A04 105 Mononcwthxhire 5 per cer.t 100 117 12 Ditto 2fo-, convertible S 18a ,iU Stock fchymiiey & **r cent (guaranteed)., ia,; Pm „ imo 6 per 1861 100 120 fSf „ Litio> b per ce«4. U61 100 1S1 Ditto 6 per cent. 1^'i 100 ng 11^ „ Ditto i> v-r cent, m* 100 931 /», „ t'itto 6 per <jent. 1867 100 97 i:0 Sevem&'Wye iUiiy. & Canal, 4j p.a ig 10, la .Ditto 6 tent 18 t,i Sto ck S' Ut'u J>evon 5 per ceat. 100 l^'j „ Tall Vale 4t, J?J r eoat 100 103 1*^5 „ Ditto 5paf sunt 100.. 114 116 10 D tto ditto >Te«r 'J »3a &1—24h Odnm stock nwu-iNo. 1 m lflcj G G AnANTEE XKD LEASED. 60 Aberdare 60 •• HSJ lUJ w CoJeiord, XtM., Vsk,sni<i^oalyfi(iol %!) Sfy 23 Stock L)axeval,(?Y lW., 113 Hu H. Ely Yallev I. 10.. id H Stock Great Wealem operct. Guaiu«teed 100.. llfej lin „ Hereford, Hay, & Brecon Ordinary loo tsU 81 n Ditto ditto Preference 1W 81 i Stock LUuitrisant and Tali' Vule 100 1 jii ] 14 n Llynvi and Ogniore r 100.. 138 lw n Ditto 5 per ecn. First Preference 100 111 118 SO Ditto ditto Second Pre erence. 20.. 22; 22i 000 PenartfcHarbour Dock & Railway 100.. 101 102 I Swanssft Ynie a6.. 4. DEBENTURE STOCKS. Btock Bristol and Exeter 4 per cent. 100.. 100 101 „ Dltt.) ditto 4! per cent. 100 106 106 „ Great Western 6 ditto 100 123 124 „ .Midland 4 per ceitt 100 103 104 „ Monmoutbshire 4! ditto 100 1071 108i „ Llynvi b ditto 100 116 117 „ South Devon 5 ditto 100 I15 J17 „ Somerset and Dorset 5 do. ,No. 1 100 991 loot ™ 1 A F MISCELLANEOUS. •• M M 200 An;rlo Austrian Bank F1 120 lli 11a 10 Bristol Ji So. Wales Wagon Co.,Lim. 4 et 7 •i5 Br.stol Wtr„er works. 25 594 VU Steele Do. Gas Cj>rniff P«-»r 1/- •• *«■« 10 Duo V,; ° 1880 100 148 160 -}! f;'wo. Ditto new o 5 61 «o JL>iito Hoy a] Hotel 15 ih b Sw'-niiea Coiiie'o'L'im." 7. 4 i\ k &^s™.c°aj-'$ £ 100 shiareV. all!. 17 J IS 10 100 •• 203 208 20 G.eat Wp"S ^nk New snares H SS.,WSRC»,S) « « lu a °n^11 & Ogrnore Coal & Iron 60 25 80 4 \i „? .? Provincial Bank, Lim. 6 io lyl ir-fl v | ^r°n Ore, Limited BJ,. 2 2± r,. <5tBluiiiaIronWrks(Prel.) 10J 44 4^ Sn Srt!0,»l »nd Provincial Bank ->i 84 86 'o i.!l.t.I0"a'i and Provincial Bank 12 484 49i 10 v new'1874 3 •• 21* 22i pm 10 Newport Abercarn Colliery, Lmd. (j «I 3 Newport Dock a 35 Newport Gas A 35 an 70 a6. DiUo B 36 46 60 0 Newport Tramways 10 Newport waterworks Shaxes lo 16 17 in o a n d0, Mew.. S 6 6 10 Portishead Gas -.Q ,^1 10 Powell's Lantwit Collieir 10 S 10 'Provincial Tramways 10" &0 Rhoudda Merthyr Colliery* Limited 60 36 40 ffi DltJ° ditto »B" 10.. 7 74 n[limnvy Iron- Limited 60 84 85 16 Ditto, New IR 9» 101 20 bwausea Bank .]! ]! ] i| 11 | a 10i 104 10 n 25 •• 82i 331 to Duto Shipping Co 6 6 £ 6j 10 ThUth- Waies Colliery, limited 17 15 16 to m islii^uipijur Copper,Limited 10 24J 24} at n^°ar lron & CuaiA Lim. 12 12 13 in «'' dit o ditto Blim 25 27J 28 IA jj est India and Pauama Telegraph 10 3 .) ° ditto 10 per cent Preference 10 10 10J West of England & S. W. D. Batik. 15 32J 32j 18irad Gas & Waterworks 10 11 13 p Austrian paper currency. Olivers —Ystrad Gas and Waterworks shares, etc. Unrdiff, May 26, lb7o.

SAYCE AND RAKE, STOCKBROKERS, 7, FISHER-STREET, SWANSEA. SWANSE DAILY STOCK AND SHARE LIST. Anit. Paid RAILWAYS. Piiee, Sto(;tloo..p,ristGl and Exeter. 115 116 „ 100. Great Western 1141 115 100 Hereford Hay, and Brecoll. 80 81 100..Llanelly 106 107 100..Lynvi and Oginore 139 140 100..London aud North-Western 147J 147J 100..London and South-Weslern 117 113 'j 100..Midland 144J 144J „ 100..Monmouthshire 116^ lie| „ 100..Rhymney 64 05 bO 50..Severn and Wye 20 21 10(4 100..Sirhowy — — 35 35.. Swansea Yale 46 4^1 10J 100..Tail Vale 189$!! 190J PREFERENCES. Stock Z100.. I-lereford, Hay, and Brecon 81! 82* 100 100..Llanelly 6 per cent J20 122 „ 100..Alonmouthshiie 5 per cent 113 U4 10 10..Penib-oke and Tenby 5 per cent 7 8 100..Rhymuev 6per cent lie 111 SO 20..Swansea Vale 5 per cent 228 21 15 15..Swansea Vale 6 per cent 194 [j jgS -194 194 11) C.. Tall Vale 0 per cent new .7 1k.. li jm. BANKS. 100 lOO-.G-'amor/ansliire BinkitiffCo 200 ..205 10 -Ditto ditto, new shares 9 9|pm. 10 5..London and Provincial Bank 10 101 20 6..Swansea Bank Limited 10 loj 20 IS..WestefEiizlanLi Bank 32t.. S91 GAS. 10 10.. Aberdare Gas Cansumers Co 12f 13J 10 10..Bridgend Gas and Water Co 10? lli 100 100.. Bristol United Gas 192 ..193 25 25.. Carmarthen Gos 25 26 25 2 j..Gloucester Gas Light Co 40 41 Ditto ditto New f 11 pm. 20 20..Llanelly Gas Co 22 22| 26 25.. Swansea Gas Light Co 32J 33 5 6..Ystalyfera Gas Co. Limited 3| 4jsd. MISCELLANEOUS. Stock 100..Anglo American Telegraph 56J 5/ 20 10.. Bristol Wairon Works Co 13j 13| 10 7.. Cardiff & Swansea Coll. Co. Lim. 441 25 25..Copper Mirers Co. n percent Pret. 32 29 "bbw Vale Steel, Iron, & Coal Co 20 81 10 le.. Gloucester Wagon Co 161 16j 100 loo ..Landore Siemen's Steel Company — — 100 100 Ditto 6 Per Cent Debentures 102 103 50 so ..Llynvi, a^d Tondu Coal & Iron Co. 25 28 4 ai.. mwyndy Iron Ore Company 2 21 10 6 ..Hilford Docks 10 7J..Neath District Tramways Co 71.. 7i 10 16 Nea t I, kVaterworL a Co 10 10 Newport Abercarne Colliery Co 2; 50 M..Khymney!ronCo. 33 35 60 25 Swansea. Castle Ho el Co, Limited — — 100 100 Swansea Harbour Bonds. 4Jp cent 101 ..102 55 40 ..Swan ei Merchant Shipowners Co 441 45 10 6 ..Swansea Shipping Co 54.. 51 10 4 ..Swansea Tramways — 100 100 !.Swansea Urban Sanitary Authority Mort. Bonds, 4J per Cent 98 leO 10 10 ..Swansea Wagon Works Co 5! 51 10 10 ..Ditto 10 per cent Preference 33; P. I On offer.—Swansea Bank, Swansea Wagons, Swansea Merchant shiijowriers,-& Swansea Shipping shares. SAYCE AND RAKE, SWANSEA. r

JOHN JENKINS AND CO, STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS, I0, HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF. Stocks and Shares Bought and sola on the London, Bristol, Manchester, Newcastle, and other Stock Exchanges, at the closest prices and lowest commission. MESSRS. G. H. BOWYER AND CO., STOCK AND SqAltE BROKERS. 4, NICHOLAS STREET, BRISTOL, Business transacted in every description of British, Foreizn, and Colonial Securities. Also, Railways, Hanks, Insurance, Miscellaneous, and Mining Companies. A List of Investments forwarded on application. Twenty years experience. Prompt attention given to all letters and telegrams. 9080

^HE THORPE RAILWAY ACCIDENT. Uearine^r^L^i Exclie?uer was engaged yesterday \n Cases bro-uglkt eni a in claims for very heavy damages in for accident. agai»st the Great Eastern Railway Company In one instanc«C* £ IOne<^ 'D men1orab]e Thorpe collision. Skinner, whose husband, a means, -vras kill«^n- young gentleman of independent direction of the accident, the jury, under tho the case was heard a jkeriff of Norwich, before whom verdict for £ 850 v^ her and her two children a fendants, obtained a Jf f r' Q C., on behalf of the <!e- of the damages, on thn 6 r a_new trial or for a reduction tained no pecuniary losmkwu the plaintiff had sus- he had an interest in a ^eath of her husband. a« perty bequeathed him ^Cy{l.an<^ s°o>e valuable pio- Protestarit clergyman i» SuffolV _at.her, who is a made the rule absolute for a nZL *J l°rdships now the damages were somewhat • 48 4h«y considered stances.—In the case of Morse wi8- ?n^er the circuin- brought by a ministerof th6 Clmrch J'v iwai! an action' to recover damages for very serious k! at Norwich tained in the same accident, the jurY °?U^ sns" Assije., awarded him £ 2,050 datnag7s'- K„vbe ^orfolk the suggesti011 of the court, his counsel *rjay' a'

f/AUTiON*—Messre. REOKITT & Sons beg to c&nHn« «. r nWic a^ain3t imitation siuaro Blue of very inferior SS BlfeiS squares (used in the Prinoe of Wale^s L^^ I. in wrappers 1-earirtg their name and Trad« Tr ii S. BODLTON, Surgeon Dentist h« REMOVAL. • corner o{ CliarU-s-street to Acton Bonffl8 Roat°h!roDad opposite the Infirmary (close to the Tafl ^dRh^W ^HmrowMY's'OlNTMENT AND PlLLS.~In angry or in UOLLOWAl s diseases, originating in impure orweak dolent sores, and all skin dise » 0 agency of Hollowav'g tf' ^o-depraVf-c«V U 01 Iitt,e co™- Pills and Ointment 14 ay j,av0 Jasted, or how slug- ^Wehow long these disorders ^av se-m the da^lv applici- ^sh, abst-.ua^d, or mal'gnant ffl;ct*ed and a course of these ii\Jt v.'i tQ the „flfect a cure not temporary Tl™es2 P!,11"- ^il! effect a cu^ 0jntjne/t hut complete <»n^Jpc with mercury or M- A5re eJ of «,e ba!fanTWcv'Jarringly, as l deleterious subitweos. Inej are, k-1' T. W fts th°y e powerful and effi^ciotw- i-TATr^a'g P/ ^T «FWtno Machines nave new I t^lmteimprave!n^'rtoder .them$ui»erior toaM othw t J^feesior Dmniiif i^ V-, r J-i r '-Tftev are ample to tef to wrt»u*pK$h}airh < 0/ <yr'!er: "? Strops glci-f.„ .(i's vf, # £ r,' little noise, and chasers, if unable'io at a fair pi'ice. I"lcP/in' .P"' VK-al der^rs, arc res^^u]/ayl°^3 p'4ent Sewing Hac'jines from to-,97, Cfeeapside, LSSS? to send for a prtwpectus the branch establiahmenti ^2 i.,6reat Driffield; Yorkshire. or Y7&ke0ejd ^ver-street, IfpIJ, and 132. Kirk- '">

latest JHarkts, CORN. LIVEKPOOL CORN MARKET, Tuesday.—Red wheat was firm at fully previous rates, but white descriptions were difficult to sell at Friday's prices, and the aggregate trade done was only moderate. flour quiet. Oats slow. Beans öd per qr. lower. Indian corn declined 3d to 6d per qr. The weather of late has been Bhowery and cold, but is now fine, and more genial. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, Tuesday. The market opens steady for wheat, at the quotations of Friday last. -Hour quiet and unaltered. Beany, oats and barley re- main quiet, and there is no quotable change in values. Peas and beans rather dull at t rates. Indiah corn has further declined 6d to Pd per qr., quotations for mixed American being now reduced to 31s. 9d. to 32s. per' 480 lb. HAY AND STRAW. COWDRlDGE HAY AND STRAW MARKET. Tuesday.— Hay, best quality, £8 30s per ton. Straw, JE4 10s to 1:5 per ton. Reeds, £ 1 15s to X2 per 100, after the steam machine. BRISTOL HAY AND STRAW MARKET, Tuesday.—There was a good business at this market to-day. Two loads of hay realised from 130 to 135s per ton 7 loads of hay from 140s to 145s per ton 2 loads of hay from 150s to 152s 6d per ton 3 loads of straw fetched from 3s 2d to 3s 6d per dozen; and 3 loads of vetches were sold at from Is 9d to 2a 6d per cwt. METROPOLITAN HAY AND STRAW MARKET, Tuesday.— There has been a large supply of fodder on sale here to- day. Irade has been quieter, and hay ruled the tarn lower: rrime clover, 100s to 126s; inferior, 85s to 95s. prime meadow hay, 90s to 118s; inferior, 55s to 75s and straw, 35s to 39s per load. PRODUCE. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET, Tuesday.-Sugar mar- ri,^ r>« nlj^n0r^ at au°tion realised barely previous values. Coffee dull • Ceylon Is, Jamaica 2s lower; foreign ♦ iniU lo,w idling plantation Ceylon, 103s V,middll11-' 1033 to 106s 9d middling 107s 6d to 108s. Locoa steady common to fine red Trinidad, 50s to 8bs. lea At auction, finest lines green went rather easier other sorts, China and Indian, unchanged- Rice dull and inactive. Rum quiet. Cotton market inactive. J ute dull. Tallow, new, about 43:J 3d on the spot. .LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET, Tuesday.—Sugar iuac- tive. Rum in moderate request, at lis 9d to lis on the spot. Lard dull, and prices in buyers' favour. Palm oil in more demand, at previous prices. Tallow steady. Linseed oil without change. Rape oil firmer. Cotton seed oil steady. Resin quiet. Petroleum continues dull. Ashes quiet. BUTTER. CORK BUTTER MARKET, Tuesday.Ordinary, firsts, 1 JOs; seconds, 115s; thirds, 95s fourths, 82a fifths, "1? » sixths, —. Mild: Firsts, 123s; seconds, 119s; thirds, 100s. Firkins in the market, 1740. PROVISIONS. COWBRIDGE PROVISION MARKET, Tuesday—Butter, If 2d per lb. Eggs, 9d per dozen. Milk cheese, 6d per lb. New milk ditto, 8d per lb. Sour milk ditto, 2d per lb, Fowls, 4s to 5s per couple. SUGAR. GLASGOW CLYDE CRUSHED SUGAR MARKET, Tues- day.—Moderate business, at steady prices- CATTLE. COWBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET, Tuesday.—Supplies of fat cattle were smalL Fat sheep were also scarce, but a good number of ewes and lambs were sent in. Prices were-For fat cattle, best, 98 per lb; second quality. 8d to 9d. Cows and calves, 213 to £ 18. Fat sheep, clipped, 9d to Old for light weights heavy ewes, 9d to 9id per lb. Fat lambs, lid per lb. Fat calves, 9d to 10d per lb. Ewes and lambs. 1:2 15s to £3 10s. Small pigs, 159 to 20s each. Porkers, neat, 113 per score. Bacon pigs, 10s to 10s 6d per score. MEAT. METROPOLITAN MEAT MARKET, Tuesday.—There has been a moderate supply of meat on offer, with a good trade. Prices have ruled as under :—Beef, 4s to 5s 8d mutton, 4 to 6s 8d lamb, 6 to 7s 8d veal, 5a to 5s 4d; and pork, 4s to 5s 6d per SIbs by the carcass. COTTON. MANCHESTER COTTON REPORT, Tuesday.—Influenced by rumours of impending commercial embarassment, our market this morning presents a somewhat gloomy aspect, and producers experience some difficulty in obtaining fresh business. So far, the actual transactions both in yarns and cloth are of an unimportant character, Quo- tations, however, remain unaltered. A fair amount of firmness prevailing in most quarters. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Tuesday.—The market opens quiet, but steady on the spot at last night's prices. Arrivals steady at late rates. Probable sales, 10,000 or or 12,000 bales. WOOL. LONDON WOOL SALES, Tuesday.-To-day's sale com- prised 5973 bales, more than half consisting of Sydney and Queensland wool. The attendance of buyers continues good, and bidding ruled active, at fully previous values. No sales will be held to-morrow. COWBRIDGE WOOL MARKET, Tuesday. Business appears to be slow. Ihe effect of the scarcity of keep which has everywhere been felt during the past season tells much on the wool trade. Prices are-For ordinary Is 3d to Is 4d; lamb, Is; teg, Is 5d to Is 6d. METALS. GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET, Tuesday.—Market flat. Business at 61s 9d, closing nominally at 61s 10d cash. LONDON METAL MARKET, Tuesday.—Copperj 100 tons named brands Chili, done at £ 8215s to £83; 25 good ordinary, R82 10s 50 at three months fixed same price. Tin Small quantity of Straits done at JL84 to £85; Aus- tralian 283 on the spot, 282 to arrive; Banca, 290 Spelter: Silesian, £ 24 5s. Lead, English, &23; soft Spanish, R22. Scotch pig iron, 61s 9d cash.

SPECIAL SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. [FROM OUR SHIPPING REPORTER.] LATEST ARRIVALS IN PENARTH ROADS. CARDIFF, TUESDAY NIGHT. -JOHANNA, Sanner, 148, light. DIADEM, Sciorola, 419, ballast. MASSINA, Maffone, 354, ballast. VICTORY, Downes, 21, light. SETH, Funizzo, Petronilla, 577, esparto grass. ATLAS, 534, iron ore. LIBERTY, 69, light. CARLO, s, Langford, 182. bal- last. VIA, 126, light. NELLY. Stoner, 79, light. ALERT, Coachman, 87, light. TONI C., Catarinick, 426, wheat. CYPRUS, 52, barley. VULTURE, S, Fame, 345, ballast. PROVIDENCE, Lodge, 48, bricks. The Cardiff steam-tug Prince Consort left this port to. day in charge of Mr R. Strong, one of the owners, for Falmouth, to take the large ship Thomas Haynes in tow to Greenock. This ship, loaded with sugar, arrived at Falmouth a few days ago disabled. She will discharge her cargo at Greenock, and will then be repaired.

GOVERNMENT SIGNAL STATION, LIZARD.— Ships reported by the LIZARD SIGNAL Co. at having PASSED THE LIZARD. 1 [SPECIAL IKLEGRAK,] THE LIZARD, Tuesday. — Wind ,n°rth, light, fine< Barometer 30 13. Passed east, morning—-North German Lloyd's mail steamer Rhein, from New York for South- ampton steamers Lynx Westoe, of South Shields, for Falmouth, and afterwards passed tor Cork. Afternoon- French barque Marguerite, from risagna; ship Arab Steed, of and for London from Colombo, 100 days out o three-masted brigantine Doris, of Aberystwith, from Port of Santos for Falmouth, irassed west, morning Barque Merlin. Afternoon—Schooners Challenge, of Fowey; Lucinda, of Jersey; foreign brig Catherine: foreign barque Lyn schooner onearwater, of London.

REUTER'S MAIL TELEGRAMS. HURST CASTLE, Tuesday.—The North German Lloyd's steamer Rhein, from New York. passed here at 2.15 p.m. for Southampton.

HOMEWARD BOUND. LiSir Bisibi, Nantes: MARIE, Eoyan BWH St Zi Jeune ^uoenik' Nazaire ELIZA- OT Malo; CustiA DAMOVAKO, Genoa.

FROM CAR ^ARRIVALS. BERNHARD KinP'TSABR1NA» I*ALERMO; GRESHAM, Malta; *«»MN

^-»„EB,Pi'-AKraVAI-S- ENA1\T1{ Doc St David's, 8 57 B k It ARRIVAL.-May 23. el', Bristol, light ■^AST Bute Don* a Wallachea, s, 458, RiFe ARRIVALS.—May 24. Jane Bacon, s, 478. RowWitwHP< ballast William & Martha, 5» Croim' Whitehaven, iron ore Francis, 38, Hyatt, Bristol, ti £ j^yBri^gewater' 1'ght EAST BUTE DOCK Abrzva at Vulture, s, 345, Carnie, Rouen, bailiff Petronella, 5J7, Vicine, Tripoli, esparto O.«J s « Atlas, 634, Gerolimich, Arzew,esparto and °re Louise Isabelle, 34, Montador, Bristol, ballast W* Fleetwing, 30, Biddell, Bristol, light WEST BUTE Docr. ARRIVALS.—May 24. Prince Consort, s, 24, Matthews, Buruham, passengers Ellas, 38G, Goudi, Bristol, ballast Columbia, 95, Williams, Bristol, light Sirhowy, 170, Nankwell, .Hayle, sand ballast Laura Fell, s, 87, Berry, M ilford, light Ellen Francis. 47. Hodge, Bristol, light William, 65, Finlay, Kast Dock, light Lady Tredegar, s, 24, Harris, Burnham, passengers West BUTE DOCK ARRIVALS.—May 25. < Corsairs, 179, Reed, Bristol, ballast Cyrus, 52, Warren, Bristol, barley Via, 12ji, ICales, Port Talbot, light Alert, 59, mitb, Old Canal. light Two Brothers, 51, Aoanis, Barnst&ple, fencing & sleepers Wye, s, 54, Lloyd, Bristol, general cargo SOUTH BASIN ARRIVALS.—May 24. Benbow, 578, Randall, London, baDast Lloyds, s, 654, Marktnan, Gloucester, ballast Ezio, 644, Martinolicb, Bordeaux, ballast SOUTH BASIN ARRIVALS.—May 25. Cilano, 398, Lavarello, Gloucester, ballast Francesco Sanguinete, 467, Olcese, Gloucester, ballast Prince boltykoff, 874, Marsh, London, ballast GLAMORGAN CANAL ARRIVALS.—May 24. Taff. s, 50, Cross, Bristol, general cargo { Amance, 4o Frampton. Biidgewater, bricks and tiles Bristol Packet, 38, Duddridge, Bridgewater, bricks GLAMORGAN CANAL ARRIVAL.—May 25. Blucher, 31, March, Bridgewater, elm timber

SAILINGS. PENAIITH DOCK SAILINGS, May 22. JOHN, Allen, Bristol. Swift, s, Allen, Bristol. GOOD INTENT, Smart, liridgewater PENARTH DOCK SAILING, May 23.—E. EDWARDS, Haines, YoughaL ■Roi,BSASr? ^0CK Sailings, May 24.—ST DAVID'S, [s, ER, Bnstol. VICTORIA, Harry, Penzance. DOCK SAILINGSv May 25. — GENIUS, Lause, M* A.-MAN DELL, Mesham, Barry. ALI, ^AJIPANIL, s, Bought on, Newport. AVON, Price, p^i!-Ce3ter"r> ALBATROS, Smith, BristoL SHAKPERTON, S™' ^oiut He Galle. GAETANO, Ziaf, Genoa. C. de MARIE, Norie, St Nazaire. EST BUTE DOCK SAILINGS, May 25.— DART, wJLns' Dungarvon- MARY JAMES, Cobbledick, Madeira. WESTERN STAR, Lenny. Par. STAR, Coll, Scillv. CWM- T "F0IIES» l^arry. MARY JANE, Sullivan, Waterford. Waterfo ^ones' Cariiarvon. VICTORIA, Parsons, SOUTH BASIN SAILINGS, May 25. TOSCOFF, at i homson, Malta. H. BRAND, S, Parish, St Nazaire. JULIA, Brice, Highbridge. VESSELS CLEARED.—May 25. St Nazaire, H. Brand, s, B, 890 coal, E. Bregeon Alexandria, Hercules, B, 592 coal, t ory Eros Kouen, Laura Fell, B, 200 coal, Morel & Co i* D*1?' Vulture, s, B, 600 coal, E. Bregeon kt Brieux, Commerce, F, 80 coal, Morel & Co raimpol, Espiegle, F, 95 coal, Insole & Son Bordeaux, Iviarcisse, F, 250 coal, Wayne & Co J^irceus, Elena Cavacevich, Aus, 877 coal, J. Bovey & Co M^tar^l-ri,0ple' Descovich, Aus, Cm coal, Watts,Milbuin Monte Video, | odele, Iy, 776 coal, Burnyeat, Brown Monte Video. Vero I., Iy, 9.50 coal, Dowlaia Iron Co Kochelle, Galilee, F, 720 cnal, Cory Bros JN antes, Maud &Emma, F, 260 coal, M'Niel, Muller & Co Alexandria, Acton, s, B, 1700, Powell's Duffryn VESSELS ENTERED OUTWARDS.—May 2o. Jersey, Corsair, a, B, 179, Reed, W. Angel & Co Barcelona, H. Scholefield, B, 622, Frostick, Hacquoil Ifouen, Vulture, B, 345, Came, Hacquoil Bros ftouen, Laura Fell, s, B, 87, Berry, Morel & Co Rochefort, Benbow, s, B, 578, iiandall, W. Y. Edwards Brindisi, Lloyds, s, B, 655, Parkman, W. Y. Edwards Uaen, Dash, B, 99, Ford, J. H. Anning St Felice, Via, B, 126, .Hale; J. H. Anning La Rochelle, Galilee, s, F, ZI,96, Favre, Morel & Co Pernambuco, C. Scott, B, 308, M'lntosh, Harrison Broa Bahia, Pioneer, B, 243, Martin, James & Morgan Caen, Frascati, s, B. 311, Robinson, M. Thompson -t Kotka, Concordia, Ny, 177, Gronberg, Hillestrom & Co

SWANSEA. VESSELS CLEARED.—May 24. Coquimbo, A. E. Boyd, B, 674 coal, 11. Bath & Son Anoona, Evangelismos, Gk, 612 p. fuel, J.^Strick & Son3 Trouville, Maurice, F, 340 p. fuel, Cory, Yeo, & Co St Malo, Anne Lee, B, 128 coal, Glasbrook & Co St Servan, Destiny, B, 75 coal, Richards, Power & Co Nantes, Josephine, F, 92 coal, Ciallier & Williams Charente, Ixia, s, B, 250 coal, Callier & Williams Havre, John Wray, B, 155 coal, Letricheux & David Caen, Progres, s, F, 328 coal, Letricheux & David Basse Indre, Numa, F, 150 coal, D. O. Sullivan & Co Trouville, Louis Marie, F, 138 coal, F. Vivian Valparaiso, Pembroke Castle, B, 570 coal, Simpson Bros VESSELS CLEARED.-May 25. Iforifleur, Morfa, s, B, 420 p. fuel, Cory, Yeo, & Co St Malo. Anthes B, 440 p. fuel, Cory, Yeo & Cc Regneville, Valentine, F, 140 coal, Richards & Co Pontaudemer, Reine de Aleurs, F, 105 coal, F. E. Vivian Senjen, Trofast. Ny, 240 coke, 20 clay, 3 sundries, 11 000 bucks, H. Hussey Vivian St Malo, Asp, B, 58 coal, Lefrickeux & David Regneviile, Glance, B, 150 coal, Livingstone, Richards Regneville, Pauline, F, 90 coal, Richards & Co VESSELS ENTERED OUTWARDS.-May 24. Regneville, Valentine, F, 85, Blanchet, Poingdestre Brest, Eucharis & Paul, F, 228, Piroux, Poingdestre Oran, Zoe, F, 247, Herve, Poingdeatre & Meunier Charente, Ixia, s, B, 131, Langford,Richardson & Walters Sables D'Olonne, Valentino, s, B, 311, Waters, Living- stone. Riebards & Co Bona, S. Knap, B, 178, Edwards, Phillips & Rees Valparaiso, Prince Alfred, B, 531, Morton, Richardson Honfleur, F. Vivian, B, 99, Enon, R. Prust& Son Caen, Progres, s, F, 165, Auffret, Letricheux & David VESSELS ENTERED OUTWARDS.—May 25. Honfleur, Morfa, a. B, 237. Mitchell, Livingstone & Co bt Malo, Antbes, B, 231, Bryant, Curran & Gann recamp, Mountain Lass, B, 96, Thomas, Phillips & Rees Caen, Kagle-Eyed, B, 96, Bichards, Phillips & Rees

NEWPORT. VESSELS CLEARED.—May 25. Hennebout, Marie, F, 165 coal, Watts, Richards & Co "e"x. Protege de Notre Dame des Victories, F, ^2 coal, G. W. Jones, Heard & Co VESSELS ENTERED OUTWARDs.-May 25. Bordeaux, Campanil. s, B, 487, Boughton, J. Moses & Co Hennebout, Marie, F, 100, Coriton, Budd & Go Ars, Gaston Maurice, F, 65, Clerge. R. W. Stonehouse Gibraltar, E. Hampton, B, 97, Ford, T. Beynon & Co St Brieux, Protege de Notre, Dame des Victories, F, 31, Gangeux, G. W. Jones, Heard & Co Barcelona, Flimby, B, 149, Sutherland, J. Moses & Co

«— HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TUESDAY. The Speaker took the chair at 2 o'clock. THE NEW MEMBER FOR B RE CONS HIRE. Mr Fuller-Maitland took the oath and hi* seat for the county of Brecon, in the room of the Hon G. C. Morgan, now Lord Tredegar. MR WHALLEY AND THE TICHBORNE TRIAL. Mr WHALLEY gave notice that on Friday he should call attention to the speeches of the Lord Chief Justice (loud cries of Oh, oh") at public banquets and elsewhere, imputing to those who took part in the efforts to obtain an enquiry into the Tichborne trial a desire to undermine public confidence in the administration of justice; and also that he should ask the Home Secretary whether it was true that his refusal to grant an enquiry was made with the assent and approval of the Lord Chief Justice. THE DERBY DAY. Mr HARDY moved that the House, at its rising, adjourn over the Derby-day to Thursday. ,.ir W. L-^VspN, after expressing regret at the ab- sence of the Prime Minister, proceeded to state his reasons for opposing the motion, the first of which was the announcement of the Government thn.t they intended to carry their Bills if they kept the House sitting till J Christmas, There appeared to be a good many people who believed that the adjournment for the Derby was as much a part of the British constitution as the Magna Charta, the Lord Mayor's show, and the exclusion of re- porters from the gallery. He did not object to members in their individual capacity going to Newmarket, Don- caster, Ascot, or Kpsom, but he found fault with the in- terruption of public business for the purpese. The adjournment for the Derby was never moved by a recog nised leader of the Government until 1S60, when it was moved by Lord Palmerston as part of the unwritten law of Parliament, and since. then it had become a popular duty of the Prime Minister. He (Sir W. Lawson) was not gOIng to set himself up as a sporting authority against the late Prime Minister, but he could see nothing noble in 20 jockeys spurring 20 horses to put money into the pockets of other people, and if a holiday was wanted, the ;launching of an iron-clad with a religious service, the Oxford and Cambridge boat race, or the Eton and Harrow cricket match, would afford a better excuse than an occasion of gambling and demoralisation. The business of the Government was so pressing that they could only afford to spare two hours on Ascension day and they now proposed to adjourn for twenty-four I hours for a horse race. It should be remembered that I arli.ament numbered distinguished ecclesiastics, and he should like to know what would be thought of a proposal hy the .Archbishop of Canterbury, seconded by the Arch- bishop of York, to adjourn for Epsom Races On the occasion of the recovery of the Prince of Wales the Speaker went through the streets in his state coach, drawn by brewers' horses, which before had never been put to so noble a use, and if the light hon. gentleman was to go in the same way to Epsom he should withdraw his opposition to the motion. It was said that men should be gentlemen first and patrons afterwards, and he desired to see them gentlemen first and bettiilg men afterwards. The honour, dignity, and reputation of the House was dear to ail, and he appealed to members not to allow the first assembly of gentlemen in Europe to be degraded before the world as the patrons of a cockney carnival, and suburban saturnalia. n f a' remiQ(led the hon. baronet that the Oxford and Cambridge boat race had for many years past been rowed on a Saturday, a day on which the House did not sit. He regarded it as of national importance that the House should not be overworked, and it was desirable that the rest should be taken on days most con- venient for the majority of members. He did not take the interest in the Derby that many did, but he could not help thinking that a practice which had been followed since since 1847 without impairing the dignity of the House for the lion. bart. admitted that it was still the first assembly of gentlemen in the world-cotild do any harm ¡ by being followed in 1875. The House then divided | J?or the-adjournment 206 j Against 81 Majority 125 I Majority.125 PUBLIC HEALTH BILL. ir°r1l.LtIl?.,?lot,ion for 8°ing into committee on the Public Health Bill (recommitted), .Colonel BARTTELOT criticised some of the pro- visions, and urged that more time was required f°r the consideration of the amendments introduced by the Government. Sir L. PALK complained that while the Bill gave immense powers over private property to Local Govern- ment Boards, it did not give the public any control over those Boards. He also regretted that the Bill did not contain compulsory provision for dealing with contagious diseases. Dr. PLAYFAIR supported the Bill as a measure of consolidation, but as an Amendment Bill regarded it as wholly insufficient. Mr NEWDEGATE approved of the Bill generally- but was satisfied from his knowledge of populous dis- tricts that the question of the storage of water in t c summer months was at the root of all sanitary reform After some remarks from Mr HenW and l)c Lush. Sir H. JOHNSTONE said th^fc the powers f«r the supply of water should he Upoye compulsory and 110 mis,.ilve. I Mr SCLATER BOOTH said that he ^^on- pleased with the results of the Public Health ^cc, w sidering the short time which it had been »n na had He was quite aware that many useful sugSeB anJ been made, but this was purely a consolidation ,Jxte'nai as such it was not desirable to introduce into > rrect:n alterations from the existing law, bey°°. machinerv obvious defects and simplifying details i to brim? rn With respect to water supply, it was iofn,S more fffi a measure as soon aa the Government r,revention considered the question. With respect t° P f of fever, the quarterly returns were ^vorst Jj*' arained, and inspectors sent down t» i plac«. He could assure the House that the 8Ub" mitted to all the local bodies and f J far as authorities on sanitary matters, »n re -rl-i. S1ble their suggestions had been adopts'1; 11 tni* 1 waa passed it would prove a solid the ,on. and greatly simplify the work nectssarv Sent law as such amendment micht b« foU. nect™ary. MrSTAN"FI&3f«^ consolidation Bill of this kind ^X havin- o! the ut" most confidence in the depar' j fullv mad The right hon. gentle*^ "gje ou(. h;g claim to that confidence, .1? pogs^ie HSe Would pa^s the Bill into law as «Pe' ,.1.™ Vhe be- lieved that the right hon. Se healthy bv ^at the country could not be nl y U legislation alone, and that he would do to to ^te and strengthen the local authorities £ ^d tn^re their CO f>Peration. f Mr WHALLEy t, „ 193 7t teal of EUWNEsa. The post office Bill. the Glebe Loan (|relwd) Bill, and the Intestates Widow s and Children Act Extension BUI passed through Committee. 1 he Publtc gtorea Eill, and the Plymo»tb Company a Bill were read a third time and passed. The sitting was suspended at five mm«tes to 7 o'clock.

THE EVENING. SITTING. THE SCOTCH EDUCATION ACT. Sir W. STIRLING MAXWELL called attention to certain defects of the Scotch Education Act, and moved a resolution declaring tLat it is expedient that the provisions of the Scotch Education Act, relating to the transfer of Denominational and Sub- scription schools to School Boards be assimilated to those of the English Education Act, iu order that such trans- ference may be facilitate and the burden on the 'rate- payers thereby relieved and that an effectual audit of the annual accounts of school boards in Scotland be by law provided. Among the defects of the present Act he pointed out that there were no means of money for furniture or repairs, the only powers íven having re- lation to the obtaiuing of sites and the eraction of build- ings, There was also an absence d eompuitOTy powers for obtaining sites, and there was 11 'thing in the a t which had the efiect of vacating ttie seats of members of school boards m case3 oi bankruptcy and under ethei' circum- stanccs 5 and the teachers u*tci no under tbe law of enforcing their rights as between themselves and the boards, except by an appeal to the ordinary tribunals of the country. He also adduced figures to show h..w small was the proportion of the schools that had been trans- ferred to the school boards, and how great was the difficulty and expense that had resulted from this state of things. He urged upon the Government the necessity of taking these grievances at once into consideration, with the view of passing a short act before the new elections which were to take place next spring. Mr RAMSAY recommended that School Board Elections should not be triennial but should take place once every five years. The LORD ADVOCATE agreed that the Act re- quired amendment, and said the reason why no proposals had been mndo for the purpoa" was that, the time allowed for the trial cf the law had been vt-rv short. He would duly consider the suggestions inade by the hon. member for Perthshire, and he should not object to a measure for dealing with the question of audit if it did not open up the general question. The motion was negatived without a diviiion. The next matter on the paper was a motion by Mr Dillwyn, to the effect that in future strangers be not ordered to withdraw except upon a question put and agreed to without amendment or debate, but the peaker ruled that the subject was already before the House in another form, in which it had become an order of the day. The motion could not be token. Leave was given to Sir E. WATKIN to hrin'; in a Bill to facilitate the establishment ot provident savings banks m connection with industrial enterprise. Ihe Matrimonial Causes and Marriage L::1.w (Ireland) Bill was read a third time. Leave was givgn to Sir J. ASTLEY to bring in a bill to make the administration of poisonous drugs to horsey and other animals a punishable offence. The Parliamentary Elections Returning Officeio Bill was considered as amended. The other business was disposed of, ard the House adjourned at 11.50 p.m.

STRIKE IN THE FORES? OF DEAN. A strike commenced yesterday at Walmer's Pit Colliery, Dean Forest, against a 5 per cent, reduction of wages.

ARBITRATION IN NORTH STAFFORD- SHIRE. Mr Wagge, the chairman of the Master's Association, has intimated that the employers are willing to entertaiq any definite proposal for arbitration.

THE LATE INTIMIDATION BY SHOE. MAKERS AT PONTYPOOL. Yesterday a great number of trades unionists assembled to welcome the two shoemakers who had undergone seven days imprisonment for intimidation last week. The men after their release from gaol, were brought through the town in a trap, decorated with green boughs, and fol- lowed by an immense crowd, who cheered most lustily.

SHOCKING ACCIDENT AT PONTYPOOL, On Monday evening between seven and eight o'clock,'a little boy, the son of a shoemaker, named Gater, fell from IZBttS te?°T',?sh to beneath. Th™ Hll lno i 3 was smashed in, but he lingered till one ° clock yesterday morning, when he died, having suffered severely.

THE WELSH IRON AND COAL TRADES AND THE BANK RATE. The Dad>j News, m aiscuss.ng the various influences* which now operate on the Bank ReseVve, says .-—There- were signs inl^^les hnrh T the ^-o^ning of business m South Wales had had some effect In pre vent- 4ng so great an increase of the r^d'STenllr, 'RSS ™ SAY?

THE BEECHER-TILTON TTUAL. The lVÓa T'ribiunc of the 10th in:;t. in its suul- mary of the previous day's proceedings, Qj's that scarcely a day passes without some surPrl56 or (hamatic incident arising out of thetria Thec<,a,c fhaJ jugt order, and the plamtitt s counsel were on the noinf- of callingMr Moulton to the witness chair, when Mr Evart» interrupted them, sayuig fc.Jat he was expecting some papers in jVQIcil he might wish to question Mr Ti;iton' +,be preferred not to have another witness Put uI)0n the stand imtil they came. Half-an- bour passed, and the large audience began to grow £ er? and to wonder what cause there could twelve Me1y* 25 m^es before twelve o clock, Mr Shearman eattred the court- room by the door leading fPom chambers. Closely following him wfMrs Yi«^W- r.wa^ im:ns|iiatele recog- nised by many as Mrs Yiotona O. Woodhull. Expectation had been defendant fstanding that she would be called for 4 and her sudden appearance created sensationsP hat has nlC was much smothered^ ST the, trial beSan- and fixed their lighter, and many rose to 'SS ^oth saitJS • Mrs WoodhilL Tb. at her. The jurymen j!1" the]r c^irs and looked another, casting curios S f to„ Mr Shearman pushed tv^ ce'" towar!Jf, WoodhulL crowded aisles, and Mrs VY^n/n131. 7,. lh1rongh|. tb.e heels, appearing to shr^k f "IL P doS^ afc which she had attracted^ unJversal notice for her in the rear of tho Pi &^earman found a seat i • i oftired, in n j delegation. Sht? was bln^wil throwu ha va I)u,ri'!y dress' anf1- wore a thick i td that Mrs \V„Cnk bonnet. Mr Shearman Pi tiffed to. Produce P03se?s?^ letters which she. court. Judge N(1;T ouC Vec?vla» instructions from nA after consid«rauiJ3,0.11 declined to give any instructions, wnllerton and Mr ^(Usoa:iSlon, principally betweenJMr Kodhnii, w8 i},rvarts; Mrf ShTn)An yaid: Mrs Tilton." ^frs WonVkPnn y°U T i letters of Mr and stood in arose and came forward quietly, clftirs. Her fa„ « "lcJst ?i, tut' group of lawvera' rassed by the ari,! she seemed to feel embar- arid Mr SheL dy 8tal''U? of tho audience. Mr Evarts several mjnut;^arrC^:era''d her in low tones for was siveakin ra '-Voodhulls gestures shoved that she ference Wa7S Yer^ earnestly, and the result of the con- The couna l a^ai^ed amid deaa silence in the court-room, procee^in r pja-pfiu appeared to regard Ju,]ge v^ with suspicion, and Mr Fnllerton askcJ not (Vill i1 to inform Mrs Woodhull that she was Prespn+i „ uPon y Court to produce the papers, to fif ly Mr Shearman said that Mrs Woodhull desired turn i 80metbing. to tne Court. Mrs WoodViull tbea ln and, bowmg to Judge Neil.-on, slio spoke in a i Voice» saving in substance that the letters which. ,e. held were entirely creditable both to her- mit and to the gentleman who wrote them, and that she Sad no disposition to keep them from any eonvt of justice. Spring hT imprisonment for publishing the scandal, she said her office had been ransacked, and her private letters- taken away- In her opinion, some of them were in the nanite> both of the counsel for the plaintiff and for the defendaats. With this explanation shti was perfectly willing togive, the letters. This address was listened to with the strictesO attention, Every eye was fixed on Mrs Woodhull, and people in the back parts of the room rose up to get a. look at her. Her voice trembled a little, and she Sullied very red. at first. Ju lge Neilson bowed. and when she batt finished stid, Well'?" Mrs Y/oodhull then took out her pocket-book, from which she produced Several letters* which she handed to Mr Shearman. That gentleman; smiled in a gratified way as he took them, Mr Evarfc* put on his spe«j £ acles. and, taking the letters from bis junior counsel, carefully inspected them. Then the wero handed all aronnd couasel for both side^, After a short conference with h;s colleagues, Mr Evs;ft3 said that he would not require Mr Tilton to take the stand at that moment. --=-

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EPSOM SUMMER ME, ETING.-YESTErtDAY. The CRAVEN STAKES.—About one mile. Trianon 1 Castle Wellan 2 Cock-a-hoop Seven ran. Betting: 5 to 2 Castle Wellan, xi w ".t agst Harmonides, 5 to 1 agst Algebra, 7 to 1 agst Glaucus, 10 to 1 agst any other. Won by half a length bad third. The winner was sold to Mr J. Dawson for 5CO guineas. A MAIDEN PLATE.—About half-mile. Hesper 1 RevilJion 2 Clnnp.v 3 an I Thirteen ran. Bettinsr: 100 to 30 agst Chiquita, 5 to 1 agst Hesper and Lucy Hawk, 100 to 15 agst Sorceress Ithona, Polly Peachum colt, 8 to 1 agst Duchess Malfi' Jocosa filly, 10 to 1 agst Reveillon, 12 to 1 agst Glance.' The Jocosa. filly, with Sorceress, Reviellon, Cosey, and Hesper, got well away, and ran well together for some distance, when Sorceress and Cosey drew a-head, but had to give way to Hesper, who took the lead before reaching Tattersall's enclosure, and won easily by two lengths. Glance was fourth, followed by Lucy Hawk and Jocosa filly, with King Arthur last. If The EGMONT PLATE.—About five furlongs and a half. Ghost i Templar £ Modena Twelve ran. Betting 5 to 2 agst Ghost, -R Modena, 8 to 1 agst Templar, 10 to 1 agst^Bn liant. Teacher, and Zanzozee, 12 to 1 agst Maytair, a8st Mirror, 20 to 1 agst Eve and Alodena. Alirror and Teacher jumped off with the lead, bavtng MICroscope next, into the straight, where Tentiplaf, and Ghost drew up and took the lead, and had the finish to themselves the Ghost drawing away from Templar, and won easly by three lengths. Eve was fourth, if Micro- scope, Brilliant, and Mirror, with Teacher last. The WOODCOTE STASB^—New T.Y.C. (three-quarters of a mile). Folkestone 1 Charon 2 Father Claret 8 • | Seven ran. Betting 11 to 10 agst Charon, 2 to 1 agst Kaleidoscope, 100 to 8 bar 2, offered. Father Ciaret m^ play far some distance, when he was headed by Kaleidoscope, 100 to 8 bar 2, offered. Father Claret m^ • play far some distance, when he was headed by Charon, who looked all over like winning easily until half .way through the enclosure, where Folkestone and Father Claret, right and left, challenged him, Folkestone gett'.ug the best of the struggle, and winning cleverly by half a length; same distance between second and third. Lady Maiden was fourth, acd Kaleidoscope last. The HB:.T_O:i ST.KEs.-About five furlongs. ±arnesneld 1 Vanish 1. 2 Vasco di Gama y Fourteen ran. Betting: 4 to 1 agst Thrisk and Sandal filly, 5 to 1 agst lartme. (j to 1 agst Lady Nelson colt, 10 to 1 agst Genuine- Won easily by three lengths hali" length between second and third. Sandal filly was fourth, with Valetta filly last. The Rocs STAKES.-About one mile. Genuine 1 Thrisk 2 Lady Nelson colt 3 Seven ran. Betting: 4 to 1 agst Thirsk and Sandal filly, 5 to 1 agst Tartine, 6 to 1 agst Lady Nelson colt, 10 to 1 agst Genuine. The last-natued jumped off with the lead, and, making the whole of the lunmng, won in a canter by three lengths half length between second and third. Sandal filly was fourth, Tartine fifth, Mary White sixth, with Valette filly last. BETTING ON THE COURSE. DERBY. 2 to 1 agst Galopin. o 7 1 Camballo, o 10 1 Claremont, o 10 — 1 — Repentance colt, t 20 — 1 — Seymour, o 1000 — 40 — Earl of Dartrey, o 25 — 1 — Bay of Naples, t 66 — 1 — Punch, o 5000 — 25 — Ear 1st OA) o OAKS. I 3 to. 1 agst Lady Love, t 3 1 — Spinaway, o