The Express. — London, England, 1863-04-22 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (it ILIETLIC =sows.) NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) SWEEPSTAKES OF AO SOVS. Sea King beat Omer. PRINCE OF WALES'S STARES. I;Model ••• • • ••• • res. HANDICAP PLATE. Berkeley Prophet •. 7. 13 ia a. SWEEPSTAKES OF 50 SOV& last bat el B.Y. Bisabilk sad Wisps,. ars bore. TWO-YEtit OLD PLATT. AIL ll : a;ea, — tdL.eeila, I;dylTlaa:l,Veadervaide, Beymoe, Lady lipids, Hone Marine, Blaek Barak Ed moadaton, Whitebait, Oland', Plague Royal f, larnadals, Little Gus, Garotter, br to Bird on the Wiag, Vans, c by Tadmoreia to Queen of the Vale, Mincemeat f, Ws to Win, Yafa, Lady Hawthorn f, Rigolbache, Alabama, Whit Ramrod, Diviner, sad Gentle Kitty f, ars hen SWEEPSTAKES OF 50 BOVE. A.F. GanJoie, Duokeld, 8s Kiog. Revolver, and Vice le Reine are here. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOPS. Last half of R.Y. Leotard, Jentinta f. Perquisite, Good for Nothing. Fay- Wm, Vigil, and Kiss Emma are here. LATEST BETTING. THE DERBY. 4 to 1 opt Lord Chides (off) 7to 1 Ilsecorooi (t) 1000 to 60 Automaton (t) 1000 to 60 Notiooal Guard (t) 1000 to 60 Glonooltty o (t) 20 to 1 Boner (t) 25 to 1 Tom Fool (t) 1000 to 30 Carnival (t) LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Wore Mr. Commiusionir Hetroyd.) a an !Anises, mozrucoaa, AID CO. The bankrupts wen the celebrated leather fasten, of Bt. Marpaos. This was a divided sitting under the swabs estate of Mr. Laurence. It wee at one time expected that the espeste debts would be paid in toll ; bat owing to the great number of proofs which hate been made against the estate in respect of frost funds, of which Mr. Laureate was either sate or co the claim' have been increased to upwards of 1 21742.. and the mama dividend will net be MOM than 15e. in the posted. Mr. Hutchins appeared for the meigmea. Same imew posed proofs were taken, and a !Milked of lba la the pound will shortly be declared. IN RE Till COMPRISAID COAL OOX?AXT (LIIOSICD). The was a sitting for making a mil oa the contribatories. The company was established leader the ampises al a Oolong Moose and a General Mame, of the Uaited &Mee service, Mang with others, with a medial capital of uspoi., in 50,000 shamed W. each. Not more than a few hundmd share. appeared to be,. been taken up. Mr. Dee* au behalf of the Mktg liquidator, that a eat el St per share should be made. The= the oauic y are betweaa 1,3001. and 1,41.31., sad the cell is s to yield shout 4301. (Belore rdw e'Ormuniidoser Goulburn3 This wee • case freeeloTtiee tptes, ;bee the bed carried at the bushier of • better wed outiltt l e n Z debt, are 7001. ;swots, about 1101. This was the stoma Wake( for ezemination and dieeharge. Mr. & oppoud for • creditor ; Mr. beepedbeeped asp- Fete& It w Reedea rier that the trade ripen were sot preeeet, sad that they bed peeetelica el the benkrupes beg; bin Hewer laid le should sot premed with the ear is their abeam It woo the duty al the wigwam to ahead tad Worn the 000 rt el the anoint el meets realised; the boobs moat be produced in ooart ; mid it wee else the duty el trade eantretec Not to keep mosey in heed be loogles to • haelizept's estate, otherwise they were liable to • penalty under the sew est Adjoursed for • with. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) linesnitir ;honor, of 17, tioNoll. arM Ktlee•nrene, end Mow Aeon 34, • plembiror, wore diseged before Mr. Darker vrith being (busk end westing • distintenen la elm Head Miriam% Holloway, and Peer lndlind is . with violently • Mr. J. Thaerint, the Thep roUm sad mai aim am were la the poem- WA kayo nielaa i great disturbsana and wen raked I. lowa As they di salary had to be ejected, and in se the prisonar Parr 'doted the ballad ray earrely si Z liesinned email Ids eyes. It was with the greatest - salty that Pavia amid he get to b us. olka Attlee that Rea, wise hed prwrigialy asking dinar beris, thessismil Thins* end aid he woad wader Ia the swear the prima PERIN kraal ia oft of the garb of the deemising demo to *headset of 30s. Ls defence. tie aromas Jaded that they wade say disturbance or that they were drink. Mr. J. Murat Minim yam quiet ham, sadism always retuned to sera ouch NM as the prisms Wien they were it &Mt. Mr. Barker mitred Perrin to pay s Sae of is., end the aine g s, 305., ar in de one mouth's insprieemasat ; nod Bea to pay rd 35.. or be imprisoned far seas days ki tir House al Oserostios. Tao prisoliar sod that they had no money, wen looked up in Itissomancs.-8. IS has sent la. 6d. for Thomas Peony, with a request that it might be acknowledged in the Sopron. WORSHIP STREET. TO STAB. George Gough., sierwerfOrieliWrini a tran, was charged before Mr. Cooke, with the followingdisparate attempt to stab : /dr. Adams, • pawubroker, in fipitallisida, tut redoes to eking my bulimia last night the primer name into the shop, and pushing a pared meals the counter, celled out, Here, you —, lend m mum thing them breeches." Perceiving be was W- I rebind the offered pledge, adding that it was pad the time of taking in pa Cik To my alarm and astonishment he Instantly • lom imife from the waistband et his trainers, exclaimed, ru pt at you, you —I" and made • scrim at me I mar the esanter. I mind on these large shoze—• very formidable weapon, your wonhip —end vowed that if be attsmspied to eons sear me I would knack his braes in with them. Evidently he parpood indicting= upon me, for he Massa as far as it waa acme the divisiern between us at least ten times, end en each occasion media • dash at me with the knife (apparently • botcher's, and 8 inches I. length) ; as the last amnion it sleek into the emater, sad but for keeping him off with the sheen I oust ham been stabbed. All this lasted motel minable, while nuam . pomace preesnt wept for the polim His efforts to reach me wens accompanied by the moat foul Lagos^ in the mouse et which he swam that if be had me in America he would de fer um The pa was pat est i •sad 'rims the constable alone everything was in Imb°•• _ _ _ . . . . . Prbowar declared that be wu too drunk to recollect his atimmeduet, for whisk be now felt very envy. He had so aairars: Mr. L edi ap o rast the pawabrokar, and there was ao «ca. ion to his imumbes, be having mosey in his pocket. e remarked that yeas misbehaviour like that deposed to was oat to be tolerated under • plea of drunken ness, and slat the fellow to prison for ea months, as he was sada, to lad two ball in 251. each to keep the pesos for that term. SOUTHWARK. Hester Duncan, aTrUpseialiel;OkiOgweerea, wee kovot up is the custody of polioacoostable 159 L, charpd Weeaptiog to commit suicide at Bleckfriambridge. The constable stated that about 1 o'clock yesterday morn *he was co duty is the Illackfriusroad, whoa the pri soner rushed put Dim is a very excited state as to the in:Ho followed her end caught her just u she wee act of climbing the parapet of the locoed mom cm the Surrey Ida She bawd of him to let bar go as oho wasted to email stickle. He, however, took her into cosiody. The primmer mid wbai the officer bad dated was quite kw. Her husbud hod so &used her that she was tired of hoe life. The magistrate told her that if her httabusd al-treated her she should have axe* to that court for proteettioe, and eat attempted such a wicked act. The said she 'mew it was wicked, but her her lead forced her to it. Yesterday be Inroad her out of the louse and would sot admit her again. The husband here stepped forwrrd, and said that his wife was a shocking bad tempered woman. Yesterday she weal out, and rhea the retuned abased him so that he told her nuke she left of abusing him she must go out of the house. The magistrate 'eked him if it was true that he ' her ? He replied that be bad given her two or three IWO. but Dot very hard. If his worship would discharge her he would take her home, and behave with the grated kindness to her for the sake of the children. The prince*r promised not to attempt suicide again, sad wan willieg to go with her benhand. The masintaet• suitably adeweiabed her, sad she was liberated, and quitted the court with her huabiad. The Rev. Mr. Spurgeon was Hoeg the paws ewe who embarked et fit. Malarial& Inha 4 =4 scorning as board the Gamma Sews Mg*Aims steamship Waterloo for Rottman THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 22, 1863• IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) Tim Bramtint took the their at 12 o'clock. THE LONDON AND EOLITH WESTERN RAILWAY On the motion that this bill be read • third Mr. R. MILLS said be should oppose this bill because the company refused to make • telegraph on part of their line. The company sold to the telegraph company the right of using the telegraph on the line. The telegraph company bad momised to lay down • telegraph line between Staines and Woringbant„ and they had opened it, but they had refused to open any station on the line, and the consequence was that a telegram from London, including the expreva from Staines, cost 6a. 6d. lie moved that the bill be postponed to Monday. Mr. DUTTON said the telegraph belonged not to the railway company, bat to the telegraph company ; and if there was sufficient heather, no douot the company would be glad enough to open • station on the line, and keep a alert there. Lord A. CHURCHILL suggested that the best way to meet the bon. gentleman's object would be to move the in sertion of a clause in the Telegraphs Bill which was now before the house, requiring that wherever there was • sta tion it should be open for the use of the public. The bill was then read a third time and peered. BRITISH SHIPS AND FEDERAL CRUISERS. Lad A. CHURCHILL gave notice that on Friday be should ask the Solicitor-General whether merchant ships prosecuting a from one neutral port to another would be jaetiged in the use of arms to prevent capture by the waivers of the Federal States of America. L'iNKREPERff LIABILITY (No. 1) BILL Mr. W. MARTIN, in moving the second reading of this bill, said the object of the bill was to prevent fraud and robbery, which were now practised tc r iirat extent ma innkeepers. The existing law with to innkeepers was that the innkeeper was liable for goods brought into his house by his guest. He did Dot seek to take from them such liability as they ought to be charged with. He thought that the landlords ought to be Debi*, but at pretest the elate of the law pressed on them very harshly sod most unjustly. In every other position in which a men might be placed prudence impelled hint to take charge of his property ; bat the traveller is &first-rate hotel was is the happy position that he was not bound to take any care of his property, hymns he knew that ha was able to recover from the innkeeper the value of say property he bad loot. ?r ally, however bankeepere were oorspelled to pay for which they had every reams to believe had mover been is their houses, and sometimes this saves from mistakes, and on other occasions from head. loath occur( d reoently in which the keeper of the Mite* Hotel at Maidstone bad an action brought against him to recover 911., the value of a petal of silk which a traveller said be had last ; and though It was shown at the trial that a particular shelf had been provided by the landlord for the use of the travellers on which to put their valuable goods, and though the "booth" swore that at the request of the traveller he pat the puma in another place, the judge who tried the eau told the jury the landlord was liable, and they returned • verdict in favour of the plaintiff—damages 701. In another thee the landlord of the Queen's Hotel, at Man chester, was called upon to pay SEX, which • traveller said had been taken from the pocket of his frowners, while in his bedroom at the hotel, but • detective who was employed discovered that the traveller had bees to an im proper beam sad had left the edge thee. Vat mattes.) 1e.4 no 10 1$ VA $ s so se A WO 1110 Ile 1110 WI NO SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLooz. The railway market is flat to-day, and the ten- N s dency of prices downwards. Great Eastern and s London and South Western stooks have declined * ; r cent. ; Midland and Lancashire and Yorkshire, a and London and North Western and Great II astern, *. Caledonian and South Kutern are quiet. N London and North Western stock is now quoted 971 to ; Great Western, 64 to 661 ; Midland, 1221 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1071 to 1; Caledonian 112 to ; South Eastern, 91 to 1; Great Caledonian , 511 to 1; Great Northern, 1201 / to 121* ; and London and South Western, 1011 de to 1. Great Luxembourg and Pernambuco shares are rather lower, and Antwerp and Rotterdam flat. Bahia and West Flanders are inquired for. Great ; Western of Canada have receded. Indian lines are id quiet. id UaDilifLiT WA= AID ITOOKL 1 Ilk.llo Lawns. I a t a tZ e " I " Is 11 ic " l4 / I y 1 p.a. illem.,Wd. Mime/ M. Doi*" AD Diana awl bole M Oidg sal Biseica"; Ds •1• egoili..;ll Do. p.alsgstaloS. Dolga rettli Deed.,IWIL &MAIL Jellabas* mid Glow. =ay L Welborn 7 8 It N 112 112 i 112 40 19 It 14 69 91 146 106 61 bt 46 46 *4 26 DO. A Do. lad Ang Sto Umak. ling /farad lkisilsad Great Welborn DIA Am. se &v. an- Da.ll f Wipe". Is Fold B at. 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I 4 I; 01 dk i dk f Pa ik i pm !, I id li in a -D. ias i Pis Se II 3 Om en t 1 g 4 i - 11 te n 1 an sir SO a TS 74 19 17 pa Oa 19 11 4 11 191• a a 133 143 414 " " t u ~ 4 1 a 1 Tr tr list MONEY JIARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLooz. The funds to-day are firm. Consols are quoted 1-16 to i t per pent, better than they closed yesterday. ' English railway stock' remain rather flat, and as regards several of the more speculative foreign stocks the tendency of prices is drooping, the de mand having slackened, and sales predominating. There is, however, no material reduction in pricea. The scrip of the Confederate Loan has improved to to 11 pram., chiefly in consequence of prepa rations for the settlement on Friday. The scrip of the Turkish Loan is steady, at II to prem., and that of the Italian at nto prem. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted I 89fr. 45c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 96 for money, and 93 to for the account (May 7). The official busi ness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. COlllOll4 for money, 93, 921, 93 ; ditto for account, 93, 921 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, f ; New Three per Cents., 911, ; Bank Stock, 2341 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 110, 1091 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 107/ ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 1151 ; and Exchequer Bills, par, Is. prem. The Turkish Loan of 1854 has declined per cent., and that of 1862, 1. Greek Bonds have re ceded, but the Coupons show firmness. Vene zuelan Six per Cents, and Spanish Passive Bonds are flatter, and Italian dull. The present quotations for Turkish eeionritiea are annexed, viz. :—The 1854 Loan, 861 to 87/ ; ditto, 1858, 671 to 418/ ; ditto, 1882, 691 to 701 ; and the Consolides, 4 3 to 48. _ Transactions are recorded u follows :—Buenos Ayres One per Cents., 38 ; Dutch Certificate:9,lool, ex div.; Egyptian, 971 ; ditto, second inUe, 971, ; Greek, for account,2B/1,1 ; ditto Coupons, 131, 1, ; Italian, for account, 701; Mexican, for account, 331, f; New Granada, 151 ; ditto De feated, 81; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 881 ; Portuguese, 1853, for account, 481 ; ditto 1862, 473, 1, ; ditto scrip, 33, prem. ; Rusian 1862, 95 ; Spanish, for account, 54 ; ditto New Deferred, for account, 471 ; ditto Passive, 291, 30 ; ditto Certificate', 101, 1; Turkish, 1854, for account, 87, ex div. ; ditto, 1858, for account, 673 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 71 ; ditto, 1862, 69/ ; ditto, for account, 701, 691 ; Venezuela, 1862, 59, 11, 581. . . The market continues to evince much sensitive ness to the political rumours relating to foreign affairs which are freely circulated from day to day, and to the variations of the Paris Bourse. Apart from the uncertainty which prevails with reference to the affairs of Poland, and to the nature of the intentions of the French Emperor there upon, anxiety is naturally stimulated by the belief that our government are becoming more strongly alive to the necessity of resisting by energetic action the interference of the Americans with our trade and shipping. It is also said that the French government are very indig nant at the recent evidences that Mr. Adams, the American minister in England, has afforded facili ties for the transmission to Mexico of arms and warlike stores destined for use against the French forces. _ _ _ The demand at the Bank of England Discount adios yesterday was again very moderate. In the general market good bills were taken at 31 per cent , but transactions occurred at 3i, and in ex ceptional instan ce s even as low as 3i. It is evi dent that many persons are holding back in antici pation of a reduction in the Bank rate on Thursday next At Vienna there has been some return of distrust on the Bourse. On Monday the Austrian funds experienced a fall, and the exchange rose to 113.150. Telegrams from Paris state that the influx of subscribers to the New Turkish Loan there continues large. As tonal on these occa sions an enormous number of applications are made for a single obligation of 1500 f. (or 20/.) from persons in the humbler ranks. These subscrip tions, from the small capitalist public of course, cannot be cut down, and to all such one bond will be allotted. The large aggregate of stock which is absorbed in this way in P'rance goes to show that our English system of practically excluding small subscribers, is open to improvement. About 107,000/. in gold was sent into the ',Bank The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm. Bills on Hamburg were quoted a little more in favour of this country. The Austrian exchange has risen, in consequence of the less buoyant tone reported at Vienna. Subjoinekis our unionist : Anentendeni, 3 :oaths, 11181 to I ditto, 3 days , lll6 to i; Bottanisan, 3 most* 11.18 i to g ; Antwerp, nesaths, 28.46 to 50 ; Hamburg, ins. taboo, three math; 13.7 i to 8 ; PLAN 3 dere, 2 5 .20 to 76 ; ditto, 3 moatba, 25.474 to 1524 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, S menthe, 1194 to 4; Psearsboss (per rouble), 3 months, 364 to 4 ; Mew" eel. go., 3 months, 1L55 to 65 ; Triad) ed. to., 3 months, 1165 to 65 ; Madrid, 3 mouths, 4 9 to ; 3 soati l to 484 49 ; Leghorn, S months, 25. to 60 ; meth; 26.36 so 60 ; Milan, 3 months, 26.55t x t Naples, 3 mouths, 25.55 to 600; Marino 3 months, 26.574 M 621; Memos, 3 maths, 25.574 tolMi ; Lisboa, 90 day., lei to 53 ; Oporto, 90 dam 53 to i. We have received a copy of the prospectus of the General Steam Cultivation Company (Limited). This undertaking is formed under very respectable auspices, the Earl of Albemarle being chairman, and the list of directors comprising, amongst other gentlemen, the names of the Earl of Suffolk and Xi/tit-Colonel the Hon. C. H. Lindsay. The object is stated to be to supply a great agricultural want, by bringing into general use steam cultivation. It is pointed out that the &Teat obstacle to the more rapid adop tion of this new agent of agricultural progress, is the first cast of each implement, many farmers who would be glad to pay for having their lands culti vated by steam, being unable to invest from 5001. to 1,0001. in a single set of machinery. It is in tended, therefore, that the company shall purchase the most approved steam oultivatons, and sell them l i to farmers, receiving payment by instalments ex-i tending over a certain number of years. In other ' ) cases such implements may be let. The directors I express their conviction that there is an ample field for operations, steam power being immensely superior to horse power. It is considered that 50,0001. worth of machinery may be at once and advantageously employed. The capital is fixed at 250,0001., in 25,000 shares at 101. each, of which it is intended teams 10,000 shares in the first instance. The directors of the Commercial Navigatiou Company of India have notified that the list will be closed on Thursday, the 30th inst. The particulars are published of 671 bonds, re presenting 68,6001. of the Danish Three per Cent. Loan of 1825, which have been cancelled by the Sinking Fuod. I Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have announced the dividends due the Ist of May on Quebec City Sterling Six per Cent. Bonds, and Louisiana State Sterling Five per Cent. Bonds, issued in favour of , the second municipality of New Orleans. GREAT WINTERN RAILWAY OP CANADA. (THIS D4T.) This day the half-yearly meeting of shareholders was held at the Lourdes Tavern ; Mr. F. 8. Hue in Umiak. The report of the directors, obi* km alreedy been peb- Belied, having been taken as read, The Cememee, to moving in adoption, said that the lest half-year was one of the sort remarkable in the bigamy of railways. While the traffic had increased by 18 or. 10 per cent end Mille the met of working had been Wished the net rushes bad diminished. This result we. owing to the war whisk was am Being is is Americo. They had suf 11 - hired mesiderably by the exchange between Ceeeds sad the • Passel Rotes of America. They proposed, in the Ant ia dm% Yrs the theengla trate should be mid far le Ceeedien eeneam bed they lend that it wee impemeinahla, beamed dm the Animism oettursey they WINO Mid they weld leis the theenilt WAG alleeer width IIIIII•••••d tow per amt et their maniple. mieslisa they bad detsemlne We. at whet rate they ware wake lie teedie in the depeeksted earream, sad the Memel, d a midi= el than genii= were very AM* to be mired M. bat emit was that the three* Wit bed Men rises to them They reasivellbl,oool. en the Meet* belle, gad the egalbrameskimethetheawsb =lkea nabs wee *sly MOON., - hewing • kik mat V sebstentlel messy. He Minded in the expenses all eget mope *Ad resewale. It had bees that Mere isalibe a weekly statement of the 31111=110 =Aim% kel they found that it would be tet te give auk • datemeet enthoit misleading the shareholders as to the retold arrived at, for the rate of exchange varied libe the weather from day to day, and air emeeste with America were mily made up at the mid of each mouth. About Ave weeks from the Mese of the mesa they might be able to give some thing Mks the real men of the exchange on the " green beam' bat Not baleen With regard to the napalm and renewal account. Moat 13 per cent of the shareholders were of opinion that • renewal fund should be established. The directors, inflamed by such en opinion on the part of so large a body of shareholders, thought that 3,0001. a year should be Ind aside for such • purpose, although be dU ace amour in that view himself. It was for the share holders to decide on this question. The Mareholders to whom be referred thought that may 10,0231. should be charged each half-year against revenue. The en. gimes, Mated that the cost of renewals for the seat three mug would be 70,0331., so that if they applied 20,M - 34 a year for that purpose they would be is debt at the end of the three years to the amount of 150,0001. After the three years the cost of renewals would be 80,0031., so that after the end of three yam they would be pales into debt at the lute of 40,000/. • your. The me nagement of the line wee steeliest, sad with regard to stores Mr. Seward was directed to organise • better system than the as. in exieteme. There wee • prom:Mice Ware parliament for as oil breech railway to Beer ask, and advertises was taken of that te introduce a peonies which would tr zi Weeter power to tire= shareholders sad the lish directors. The C l" 1"" claims l ' a i t trudwe drlard to the im pater se ° ,l4 .6"isg . and lie hop ed that justice would be douse to the coespany that matter. In the matter in dispute with the Commer cial Beek of Canada, he did not think that judos bad been dem to the oompany by the judgment which had been arrived at, and be hoped that the Court of Appeal in Canada, or the Privy Council in England, would do them more emulate justice. As regarded the Detroit and Milwaukee Bea, he hoped that the result. would prove satis factory to both parties. Mr. HOT= seconded tbe motion. Mr. lloonsr moved as as amendment to the mottos far the adoption of the report that paragraphs 3 and 4, so far as they related to the rear wal fund, be lett out of the report. He was glad to gad that the ehairman took a different view on this subject from the majority of the board. Mr. /1114171WA/T1 seconded the amendment, Minim that the setablialueset of • renewal fund was wrung in prin. cilia. Is support of that view he proposed as • rider te the amendment we a dividend of 21 per cent. be declared. Mr. 0•11111011 I•pported the amendment with the rider, ' and regeMeal that the chairman had not acted on his ewe minks bly mliegieue• protest ns:, the seublishateet of a s p fene. With te the through nulls he me MIMI dry mere carrying it on at a ensiderable leis. Me bardw enention of amalgamation with the fled Tem* Oeseptay wee finally settled. (Hear, hear.) Mx. DORTON asked how they last 17,0001. oe 56,0001. mealtted to this weeny 01/JINAN mkt that was theselo on the rate of IH IMa r a rOYMIN • director. said that ha voted for settle( aide 6186,000 k towards the mama flied wider the belief Hat be was carrying out the Mime of the shareholders. Is reply te Mr. H. Elam, The Cumuli stated that, however desirous the di re:Mrs were to avoid law, they were not always able to do so. It wee quite tree that the oil urinm were sot so productive an they were ; bet Mill they were boafficieetly productiveto justify the making of the Minch to those springs. The Ilse would be made for the estimate of 10,0001. The quer tics of amalgamation with the Grand Trask came to an end, aed there was no intention of renewing it on the part of the beard. The Osamu' said the board had no oh''eat s on to admit the amendment, and to Propose it ioatoad of his original metro& He should, therefore, move that the revert be adopted, with the exception of that part of it which re lated to the establishment of • renewal fund, and that • dividend of 26 per coat be declared, papilla on and after the Llth el May. Dr. DAUB moved an armedinent to the effect that the sears en originally proposed by the directors be edepted. rad OM • dividend of 3 per cent be declared. lanmee, • director, seconded the aromdroma. He weed *aim that the line had bees mismanaged. and that wh•Ye had hem 'arena at lees rates than mold be ob tained. He comidend there was • loss of 90,0001. ou the thee traffic. He also thought there wee a greet and menemmery be. m the exchanges. He was of opinion that the prespeces of the Detroit and Milwaukee Bee were lead setisfeetery. He was of opinion when he became a member of the beard that Mr. Brydges ought to have been dieus bat he meld get no one to support him. He wee site isied with Mr. Beyeelds and with Mr. Bela- Pd. The Cauturaw said it was all very well for Mr. Bm vies to come dews from Glasgow to make offhand propo sitions at the beard., bat the board had to take wider views the. Mr. 8//mice. No ensn came to the board with less imperfect data, with lees intonation and more pinion than Mr. Serves, andV Mr. Service could riot agree with the wed of the heard be ought to take the manly mune of Tenpin and state his views as • shareholder. He mein. tabbed that there bed bees eo logs en the through traffic, awl that Mr. Bwinyard discharged his duties, under difficult eireurestemes, with great ability. The amendment was then pit and lei by a majority of Vf to 22. The original resolution, proposing a divideed of 21 pm erne Weird of 3 per met., was then put and tarried lre • Imee emjceity. I After emit formal proceedings the meeting sepustsi. 113 111 111 13b NOILILLUM P4ALWATL as f Alarivin 11 a 4444.11•14 all 'llabia.lni.lLa.Tp.a. 2 11 11 211 MI indst Ayrta aa IL J _ t .millema ' I 1 I B. 6.llianduran. . i t di Der, Ild amain : dis Paraa ad Dealli lasi* - ... all ROO= et Puri . It la pea at a nal.l= =.l: i • aOvid Dada& Imam ' al Nasadillanal 2 1 48 1114 an Do. ap.aid. Isnerdaraaw all imam- - ! Do. ! Yana Mw .• all fa Lull Lanais. 7 p. a. a Norwaslas Than hat all lOnaassaliaapaaddlai s ill la I/Wi Pidli‘nd Odom laraaa sad Mena all radagaiasialla,loyal aU Radio and • Ituraaa.,L __ all Java ad Dodo; , in Maid Dada , la all VT gar imisis.. I I 1 an ad now I 11 an Do. Fr oak Prat oi S 16.7per81.1 11 an Da. de- . at an lama-Vaaallao taii 111 kid Ircataaanpardp 1 a dial Idaria V4ll sad lannia 1a64 Do. do. all 'Wed Panda .. 1 all . Da elm es•L ind 1 all *MAX. Wail brow _ . 1411 d 2181 41 47 1 U I 9 41 11 11 46 47 U 41 1 lii, M. smut Lost sso iode 17 xial. ita I pa, ISt SA lie II as 11k Si i lie I 4 11} 11- 11l I u} 2loi 9/ 10 M. reweee IM s et ee. a t t or. eue: 1M 17-42 SR Liaise 1•• Ss IS 6.1 ICathaslas lOO Id 5$ is. lawen.= De. llses II 100 1 Ms par - = MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoow. There is little business in the mining market to day, and prices exhibit few variations. East Caradon shares have risen about 12s. 6d., being now quoted 43} to I. East Basset tare also better, at 90 to 92. Wheal Beton are quoted 2471 to 250, and Tincroft 21 to I. In the Stock Exchange Devon Great Consols shares have been dealt in at 512} ; Stray Park, at 38 ; and Wheal Ludoott, at 41, ex div. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain ne glected, and quotations are nominally the same as yesterday. The annual meeting of the Beans Tin Streaming Company (Limited) is called for the 29th hut, At Wheal Union meeting yesterday the accounts showed a debitbalance of 3211. Acallof be. was made. At Wheal Kitty (St. Agnes) meeting yesterday the accounts showed a profit on the quarter's opera tions of 3481. The balance against the mine was 687/. A call of be. per share was made. Wheal Gryhls sold on the 18th instant 21 tow 10 cert. 3 qrs. 15 lbs. of black tin, at 691. per ton, makiog an aggregate of 1,4861. lie. This leaves a profit of 4001. to 5001. on the month's working. The mine is reported as looking better. At East Gunnialake and South Bedford Consols mines three-monthly general meeting yesterday, the accounts showed a balance in hand of 841. 7s. 7d., an estimated balance against the mine before the meeting to be held in July next of 4061. Si. sd. A cell of Sa. &L per share was made. TUZSDAT Munn& Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yester day 94 to 93 for the 7th May (subsequently improving to 93 to 41, touched this morning 93 to 4, and cloned at 94_ to 93. For money the last price was likewise 94 to 93. The official business , report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, I for money, 02L. 934, 921 • ditto for account, 93, The newl " enawrated Btellop of the °range I ; Three per &Ina Redu ced, 9111, ; New Three Elver Stabs, Laker* is sumeuxed to preach to-eight is Cent., 911, 4,4, e . I , 4 , 4 , ; N ew Two _ EA. Pura Loniatorwoquar% Waltrotth, at eight o'clook. I and-a-Half per Vents ., 164 Bank Stock, 236, The population of Canada, according to the last 234, 236; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1386, 14 13-16 ; census, was 2.606,756, The aggregate population of the Rid Sea Telegraph, 214, 9-16, i ; India Ave per following SOTO& CMOS—via., Quebec, Ifootrial, Kiegitc 4 4 Ct. Stook, 110, 109. ; ditto Four per Cent. Dobai- Ottawa, Tomato, Haaffitee, sad Lemke. ! w was 245,316.tine5, 100, t • ditto Bonds, 2011. prem. • Five per Foununs-ornci, Ann 13.—The Queen has pest. enfar ' red " rupee paper, 107 i, lost ; ditto • Imo refood to serist Marko Nowt gooks Five-a-Half per Cent., 1155, 116 f. tO As)o4ty's lOptiOa The India Five per Cent stock remains firm at kgsa'somm7.,.amine"" Third Bftmlar Y he ' Di "" n '"" 104 to 110. The rupee paper is likewise steady at the late rise. India Bonds were 20s. Owing Owing to the great ease in the money market, the demand for Exchequer Bills continues, and the price has again improved Is., closing at par to 3s. prem. The shares of the Imperial Ottoman Bank, after receding to 104 to 11 rem., closed at 11 to llk prem. Those of the Consolidated Bank were quoted 4k to 44 prem. The shares of the Continental Bank have latterly been improving, and were to-day marked par Band of Hindustan and London and South Western Bank shares were Bat, but, with this exception, bank stocks showed firmness. An advance has taken place in Bank of London, City I Bank, British and American Exchange Bank, and Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China. Australian Agricultural and Oriental Inland Steam shares were flat. Crystal Palace stock met with inquiry. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 94 to j th li m rer s . • Universal Marine, 14 to 14 die. aiid ersey, 211-16 to 21316 prem. ; Nor British and Mercantile, 16 to ; Commercial Union, f to 4 prem.; London and Provincial Marine, 4 dia. to par; and Oriental and General Marine, Ito prem. The cloeing quotations for shares in new WAN. takings to-day were as follows :—British and Foreign Marine, to prem., ex the new issue ; Petroleum Trading, 4to prem. ; Empire Marine, to prem. ; National Bank of Liverpool, 4 to 44 prem. ; Westminster and Southwark Bask, 1 to If prem. ; Mercantile and Exchange Bank, Ito dia. • Panonia Leather Cloth, to prem.; Commernal Navigation of India, lk to 11 prem. ; and Cannes Hotel, 2 to 3 prem. Victoria Government Debentures continue in demand. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. R6-LABL-47111/1 DAY.) The quantity of bersgrevra wheat received fresh up this morning was very limited. hat is fair average medrer Although the show d e f f i *Ass wee Miffing, the dinner ter most kinds was is • err, and the value of 'donor qualities was with supported. We were somewhat bray supplied with foreign whir. Milian purebred for hardiate ware cry ; neverthelma, ao quark change took plea In prior Flora' cargoes of grain, off Felmonth, were somewhat segleeted. Holders, however, showed no dispoeition fares Galen There was rather more doing in the medium kinds of barley, _both English and f as fun quotations. An other kinds were very inactive, at lets rates. Fine malt was quite as dear as last week. Is the vase of other kinds, no change took place. The supply of foreign oats was large, el English limited. Good soar aura oeinarded full prices, but other kirk wan the tun cheaper. Baum remanded previona rates; but the inydwy tkt them was rather limited. Peas were held on former terms. Sabra, however, pro gressed slowly. Both English and foreign floor was very dull, and Warier qualities of the latter were the torn lower. Most agricultural eras met a slow inquiry, at reek pre- vious aka Linseed changed bands as the late amebae ; as lf but reps realised ertnuaL7taiions. Oakes were • slow Inquiry,eray's Per Qr. WOO4O. Bassz,ort. red, am 46 to 60 Dom. while. 46 to 62 lafoik - sal Liehleli Ted * Milling - IS to b DiaSlim admin. MIA li Zolk N°l6ll4 laci 60 to 0 ILiagetoo sad Wan GO to IS Brows Old sad atm ._~. 7 UMW Otth .food lf to ZS -o leach, (pd leas 19 to U P Qr. Woos,. s. Dustsle sad Kau berg SO U OS &Mock s neck 1:14= 0 to 16 47 1.3 1.0 Ibirgse. bard 41 to 46 .. set{ Aoaioso. rod KW 49 „ oldie BMUS OCSIL Wills — . SD 11•011 . So 111 Grinding Distallsi Mating OM. FLOCS. Frencb. per sack .. 11111 to II Spatial, „ dB Ammorksa, pm bet .. It to 2i paw, „ .. 2/ It sr rxTo lONDON IT WA Alia 21, INCIASIVIL Dutch. Pm 17 fp IS had ARILIVAIa Or OWN, &C. cArsuaz. MOM APIIIL i W9/IM4 Pansy. Sok or Pkor. I qrs. pa gm en mi. 1910. Algae 404 910o4cati 450 .. SIN .. lris• Amiga I meo u,. .. nen .. Total LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (TILI3 DAY.) Der moorazo AND urrnsononAL ritaaurs.) tram 0/71 owl 0012/11NONDENT.) The erre market Ire bees reedy tacky sad Wes Issi up 7,000 halm Sireahries end export. 2,000. MINCING LANZ.-(THIN DAY.) &FOAL —litSl2l3prOVid diemo7.l 000tennos, and • fol amount of benisons is doWg in West India do om!ptaas at full prima Other sort. have elm mid well at folly the femme currency. Mauritius °idiom, to good brown, 295. to 335. ; floe brown and !rem yellow, 34e. to 365. 6d. ; crystallised nod grainy yellow, 36e. to 410 i. Reflood : The isquiry esolimies active, awl there being • bore supply of goods, prim keep vary firm. (berm—There Is rather to diapositive' to parr-ham, but prices are without material change. Plantation Oeylou sold, Philp 755. to 795.; low to floe middllog, SU. 6d. to 998 Bd.; pat booT7e 93 a 6 d- to 99a. ad.: Siagspoelo Java, 740. 6d. to 795. 6d. ;mocha mixed to good yellowish, 935. ed. to 97a. end Jemmies good oedipal" to los, 71s. to 100 i. Cocoa has brought fall prizes, than being • away do mood ; gray to hoe red Trinidad hes brought 4.95. to SU. dd., sod Surinam, 755. Tea.—The public solos of Amin are progressing steady at yeatoneksy's advono• RAM—SOO toss of common cargo Bengal sold at is. 9d.., and 1.000 bags of white at 12s. 3d. TAPIOCA.-200bags of Penang sold at 20. per lb. for poi quality. Rs/tr.—Thee market is 'toady, good Demerara sold at la. 7d. . . . - 13:rezrza.—No salsa Cionvia.—Tbe paresis =lt realised previous prises. bat the markets less active ; the sales are &bout 3 , 600 ado. "' - 81tiLac Ites told at esaierprieles, 1). C. oraiige, 91. Se 91. Ea. Gaming& —Cowmen quality said at 20s. 3d. to 21a. ed. ; Rae 26a, being tall mew TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAy.) TN market is steady. Prim sis quoted se &dem : Tows tallow, 41s. 6d., sot Oink Paisesbore Y.O. w this spot, 425. 94. • Nay, 425. 9d. ; Jar, 4.35. ; 0810ble Deinsaasr, 465. BOROUGH HOP ILARKIVE—(THIS DLL) SIM& Pattemdee and Smith report tie demand daily iscreasing. with a limited supply of the better eweriptimw of Keats, Seam. asd Havener, all of which cmusesttlt to 4 pat awt. more mosey. COAL MARKET.—crais DAY.L hem. Walls Sad Rasa, 17a. 6d. ; Walls Rod 17s. ; Walls Sad Haswell, 17s. 414. ; Walls Ea ; Walla Rod Soldis Rastas, 17s. 6d. ; We= Russell Hatless, 15s. 9d. ; Was Bad &path 15s. 9d. ; Walls Sod Hafth Rall, 15s. 6d. ; Walla Bar Camay. 15s. 9d. ; Was Bad Idea gala, 14s. 91 - Walls Sad Fraawagals, 14a. 9d. ; Ways i.l Whitworth, no. ; Woot Hartle/. 15w. ; Rad& Rally, 15s. ; nostaz.p Hartley, 16s. ; Issubsit's liartkay, 155.- 9I ships at market Satz or Jswina AND Buotrrana—Yesterday. Messrs. Debeaham, Starr, sad Sows disposed of by peal audios, at their jewel gallery, 26, King-street, (lomat ram, as easseablage a very orally effects. Lot 213, ea emersld and trinket make, aad earrings, 92 guineas; 215. • brilliant and essentld mom, 48 guiseas ; 222, • brilliant head ornament, 70 gainer; 223, • rose diamond and brilliant serail Urea* 39 wiser;g 224, • time ed briniest& designed is • wreath of flowers, with extra piss la form tve brooches, 185 guineas ; 239, • sapphire, ruby, sad brilliant ring. 100 guineas ; 240, a pair of turquoies sad brilliant earring, 33/. ; 241, a five atop' brilliant lalf-bosz ring, 86 gaieties ,• 242, • beautiful necklace of 13 53 small Orieatal pearls, with diamo n d soap, 91 1 =ses ; 243, a superb pendant—the centre • matchless pearl, ow rounded with six hop and choke brilliants, with pew shaped. 256 guineas ; 244, • brilliant bend bracelet, set id* a profusion of stones, 262 guineas ; 306, a diamond spray head ornament, of shrine design. 1991. 10.. Then AM among the more important lots of yesterday's sale, whisk will be mutinied this day (Wednesday) and to-marrow. A larger breadth of land in the Channel Islands has been planted with potatoes this swum than wee ewer known before, florin to the profitable exportatioa of polar toes to England from %base islands but year. one. solia...mislo • bled Pa' Qr. a it. ribs iii to IS It So II lama - amps Si Os IL Tick IS Is It Barrow Ups. U le IS OM IS to 0 26 to Towl mile: pwllo Diu Housekoid 4O t. a oouldry Norfolk awl Suffolk, ex ship lf kr 12. Twee. OAIII. S. o. Nola sod Doodle 17 to &mho lll to II Audi - ns• as save= a lo NI i~:_~ II tole Si MIN i