... I _TEEBANKRUPTCY ACT AGAIN. The following statement of adcounts with respect to a local bankraptcy has been put into our hands. It is merely another specimen, though certainly a rather perfect one, of the admirable operation of the act of 1861. What can be worse than a law which produces such a result as this it is difficult to imagine. RsEacpTs.-From property, i190s. 10s. 5d.; debts, £2 13s. ...

... BITISH PORTS. BarXniA3f, April 21.-Arrived: Pickwick, Putt, from Hull for Malaga. CowEs, April 21.-Bradford, Bradley, from Hull for Torquay.-Put in: the Eliza, Laverick, from Grimsby for Torquay, with loss of jibboon and fore. DET=, April 20.-Arrived: St. C ran, Halliday; from Hull for Malaga. 21-The Blonde, Harding, from West Indies for London, was in collision with the Harriet Wade, from ...

... I COMERCIAL AND OTHER MARKETS. j sale CORN. Y HULL, Tuesday.-(From Keigbley, Maxoted, and supl. c6o.'s Report. )-The weather continues mild and fine. dem Of wheat the arrivals are on a moderate'scale, consist- hiigh ing of 1,303 qrs. from Stettin, 949 qrs. from Danzig, to 1' 749 qrs. from Danish Islands, and 4,789 qrs, from D other ports. The trade has continued in the same and sluggish state ...

... HULL. MARCH 14. -Fereign Arrivals: Sea Horse e (as) 'Riches, Rotterdam ; Watkejren, Johanesen, IRiga linseed ; Annie (as), Wright, Rotterdam; t Walter Stanhope (ss), Soulsbv, Antwerp, both for e Goole; Prince (ps), Roach, Dunkirk; Alert (as), of Me. Innes, Amsterdam ; Tiger (as), Lidemore, , Ant-werp. Departures: Sea Gull (ps), Dtnipace, s, Rotterdam; Alster (as), Foster, Antwerpo; Swan- . ...

... jMyNF MARKKETS SHARL AND ?? MARKETS. (F3,0U OVr. 1/W4N DON C01=8S-ONVDF. ...

... LEEDS CORN MARKET, Tuur)AY~. (Atessv8. Dunns and Co.'8 Circular.) * We have more inquiry for wheat to-day, and fine English . qualities are is. per qr. dearer than last Tuesday. Other articles unaltered. (.Jfomn 7Yaesorn .rotAcers Report.) The supplies of English wheat continue on the most limited scale, but there is a pretty good show of foreign, 'The market to-day rules very 'drm, and there ...

... NEWMARKET JULY MEETING, YismnAy. (By Telegraph.) APlatOeo0s, fo*r tbreeyear-oldeV 7etnb f7our I So t ib. 'five, six, andage Oa th winerto be sold. RIA.,? ulnsifyrs Baron ?? Rippli, 3 yres , 1 See-saw . ?? S Ten ran. A 3andicap Sweepstakes of 10 cave eachfor two-yaer olds. Last balf mile of New T.Y.O. o 10 Lord Stamnford'e Idlta ?? o a War ?? 7 0 Ealse ?? Eleven ran. Match: 100 sBoy, h it. Last ...

... FAsOUTH, May 9. The Ne Yor nan llavre Company's ship Missis- ipb Np aSumner, from Now York, on 27th April, ri vecdhereat 9.30 p. to. r-night, with 57 passengers, 2021,-00 dols. in specie for Havre, and ag bitier landing 12 passengers she Droceeded. for Havre at ten p.m, -_ - INDIA, CIIINA, AND AUSTRALIAN MAIL. MALTA, M'ay 9. The China loft at 5 p.m. yesterday, and the Tanj ore St 9 am. to-day. ...

... MONE1 C MARKET, - a- SHAR; .AND PRODUCEX MARKETS. (FROM OUR LoNDoN ConnasrspoNmwr.) LoNDioN, Saturday Evening. Business has been quiet on the Stook Exchange, While the Funds are dull and lower than yesterday, a partial reaction has taken place in Railway Stock, The downward movement appears to be arrested, and though the present improvement is not general in railways, signs have not been ...

... (PooM 0o1 LONDON REIonrurn) LoreDoN, Tuesday. There were several summonses to-day before Mr. Buckley, the chief clerk to Vice-Chancellor Malins, in the matter of Overend, Gurney, and Co. 'lelo first was that of Mr. Krunpping, a gentleman who is a creditor of the old firm, whose claim had been transferred to the new company, and who now sought that the official liquidators should be ordered to ...

... TARE HARTLEY COLLIERY SURPLUS FUND. Yesterday noon a public meeting of coal owincrs and coalmasters washoldat thel Strafford Arms, Wakefield, for the purpose of appointing a committee to receive and administer the surplu- of the Hartley Colliery Fund allotted to the Yorkshire mining district. There were present Earl Fitztvilliam, Lord Wharcoliffe, Messrs. J. Chaumbers (Thornoliffe Iron Works); ...

... CORN MARKETS, - ?? w LEEDS CORN MARIET, TuEsDAY. (RFloen the airoular of Messrs. Dracls and Co.) We have no demand whatever to-day for wheat. Oar rnillcrs will not be tempted to make a bid, SD our late quotations cannot be altered either one way or the other. Barley slow sale, and the same may be said of beans and other articles. (Mlessrs. latsotsn Broatiters' Circdlas.) Our suipplies of ...