The Express. — London, England, 1857-04-07 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAT. COURT OF BANZRUPTCY. (Wm Kr. Ca admiassr nostimpie.) von* AI WO OPT OP rim ILOTAL 11111=11111 LPL - - - DI JIM 410DDAID. • • • • • le•ridas dear, d Idsltawmit sad s h r .b. ns • angst' •b. digs sot Xi Ind bid it tbe Royal Britie Ink; bon Hs =lla die armt. Vas oar saws Ware Yr. Our oealevea ea Priday, whim tie dread ammit droardetided ea pilgrim ma Moodie* serdisalk but mourredlat do to be dub Ye. Om. alls•redr is widen cowl Os rest M. 'bail, Adel sadome, did Mr. Orilmt W bus Ion& dodo imallare• ansels• id& th• Ildib lre b Irak. • WiTimmeddt Nebo bed • weld el sod erne dabs led la Ids Indoses. As le Lida d la Hr DMA Dank, Ile virile d Ms prepady bad, d MM. beta "mpg awn rod be taw ems up Ur Ids .4- sire_ Irbe quid= bed ear bdie• Mr. Cesede- Geolbers, sad let bad laid tint be ad set mak, • ins tssomml this way as swift vier tbe wade tb• sok " imeddebie kw and ,•." N• bad yam ie Mr. Chew- Maw& wits mid eat be MA Jut Cri• lidrolue wil'e'sis • ens, wade emodi NW leiminu• tr ems et dieldwri. Td• Oemlidame—dist Ha bedtime s elm wept= It gm t - 317:ivee7iib• missed Jrir. oaaaro—E. red of 11$1111. ebe re et I, 1866. Ommee—Tbre I Yeas barrier ale/ it . Mir bre • metre erelinte. It is my dile& to mg di Is eriliblis Ws WI williror, butl think this arm se bur b me ea do, brew I oion't Wok Trig bar asildpili mei • bees of d Irm the Yee el Me INA. Pm do oar st Ibiarr)—W• wrirm it ' erg. 1.1 rib moor bares • bred= bellows. nip mee _beam permit re to deb/re Ns. Cremairm Mimi Seek lb rew—elat elms • mos bbr Aro fer Ibe mom et Is wrome, bombe roast. beer rit ballet lie Mr Sit be lien be ado to err _ purle d , ore set be rale se" err% rat at • ore el erivoliebie aberber. The Garter car—lly &ebbs rob seek ea Or sore prod. Ifs maim sir arllry salmi to ter tie arbeey eiverdes et egg terei di& be bomb • siresikeiir, ere. 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TIM Rows or COTIOIS-WIDID *day Mame Email Ned Iteese, selseeee, leaste 11 1 94/cmi. iradirk it de airs olds Timln vim • bop weft et lease brides, &mei 1., smoky di moradde Wig eat.. mini, wan mid brarileir err wok aid i• mesa reitsmi Is demi d drie.do marker Oar nil, amid maim d Idas, Imo Podia dem bwir sides et Os agog walk ilikpadbe, k ein i = bodihkg meedels, ell be &pm. et la Se mese eseseaer, fa ceder ea eber ibe remit le tdirE dr now drum Tax Ausoso Ca= oa Poisontwo a Gus oow.—lle kr so we Imo boos able to lam smitkis Mart boo trowelled vllb sohoosso to Ws polohl atio. • mow vs, abroad am llolooiw—oloossilmoi by a doloomt gbh& orpoorott Imo*, unimprop—to time aid est as stoma hod b on Ilimited Gobi. bat we soillautml AY to without hoolotk• The ulmM osollmoo to obi/ to boo poo boa mailikolog ovir sir mho woe pima Is coolody.—flfr Alo• Daintaei—lisw - allirei mar fro• what it was whist Mr. Thom doh k &est hismass los hod • saly 12,111 M k mail Ifs Gab roan is NM Wail up by Mild ease ths waras. Mr. ow applaketsk dB bk skid by go= hkkil pon arid% km Mk, ban whisk k ahl Inn km smiles rat W ho desk Ilw ea kik Mks at baaal4slik. eat ak m r illem = kaWs asegaisa is gas. Oak lho ipha Mae kw at Marla Tex at the eliMks ressOisaram &wa di mow& ths history of the put Whit merry trepsk orgies, wild Isk mind eloalaa mod arty. s s i as, sal slats sessolo f...+ .1 thoss a will. haw ildod with is dap MO by! Ms rat dab still asb it Nomilisa's ; but that dub, its askew ak its kaiak re a She put Thin is • Now ware petal Goa sl paths. With ths Pitt or win as sada as swab swplro as • Pitt or • I tidied oar Illdr !twine, saw asabsr. tAlt•OrtileMeel—HOLLOWAY'S OIXIIIINT AND Prua.—ltxruoswwir wop • DMA. OW TM WM, Of Illtn• row T..% embus. ..gh d LEM, •Whanire. ni- tre& Mr Ws • More .(l o Ida. lis 1••7 r 4 ..4 7.11 WW a •••11•11. Balm. El• bed • W prehmksal OW Wm= ftwol , raw bre II as nod ••• Om seemenoloil wma I.l.o.lwerat 1 . zr k .... =vr le wading Ye • ttellewre abliklasel• 24. Ileor Tut: W A. IWINs. A. • sad 1 Ildr Idls. ..... 11., med..=...... ltscl i i P s Err o.r Asuai Dr:.t.•.: - = 5..... Kn AlltW sal Wwwinlim mi a ff. li•mr4 sword Nola SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two o'MAm The railway share market to-day hu again fallen. Present quotations show a partial recovery from the lowest point of the day, but are still in many cues I to cent. below the closing range at ay. London and North - Western is now quoted 104 to 1; Midland, 811 to 1; leemsehire and Yorkshire, 1011 to 1 ; and South Muterns, 221 to Great Western stock is compa ratively steady, at 66i to 67 ; and Psatem Counties shares at 111 to —east 111114 Grand Trunk of Canada shares have declined to Hi to 16k. Mod French descriptions have also Wien. Paris and Lyons are quoted 621 to MI IllinirArt. Imam's est I lierel M I _ *GO. Ito umi babr•.. ke dimos • /mei "lT gics IPA,. a ids, py if _D! ) . " r/ .116. of th.• r it.Pret. ■ Fasionl• D 0.11.1, 7 Do. Dr a r De. is. Do. dm TI Mohr Qum. Do. 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Two o'CLoct. The funds to-day have sustained a fresh fall of per cent. English railway stocks have fallen to t per cent. in many cases, and most foreign descrip tions are also weaker. As wo write, however, the general appearance of the Stock Exchange market is less depressed than at an earlier period of the day. Consols have been as low u 92} to t for money and to-morrow, and are now quoted 921 to The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 913 to ex div. ; the New Three per Cents. at 911 to I ex div.; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 76 ; Exchequer Bills, March, at 2s. dia. to 31. prem. ; do, June, at 2s. dis.l Exchequer Bonds, 1869, at 981; and India Bonds, at 6s. din. _ . Turkish Stocks are lower, the Six per Cents. being marked 971 and 961, and the Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1001—a11 for the 17th inst. Other foreign descriptions remain dull. The sales comprise Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 65,1 (exchange 128.) ; ditto, Four per Cent. Cer tifs., at 961 to 971 ex div. ; Mexican Bonds, for ac count, at 231; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, at 441 ani 45 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at •O 51 to I ; and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., for account, at 26. The Bank of England yesterday afternoon, at an un usually late hour, notified a further restriction—i. e., the rate for loans on stock has been raised from 61 to per cent. Considering the present state of the Bank's resources, this decision need not excite sur prise. The directors, in meeting the requirements of the commercial public in preference to those of speculators, as represented by the Stock Exchange, adopt a course perfectly in consonance with sound principles. It is also reasonable to infer that they will not be sorry if their present policy is found to hamper the operations of the firms which arc en• gaged in supplying the Continent with gold, and which borrow on stock much of the money employed in this branch of business. The money market continues tight, and rather unsettled. The dividends will be 'payable at the Bank to-morrow, bat very heavy repayments will fall due at that establishment, so that little relief can be expected. The demand for money has been exceptionally increased by payments on ac count of the reduced duties which came into opera- tion yesterday on tea, sugar, and coffee. It appears that ea much as 360,0001. has already been paid on tea at the reduced scale. In some quarters there was an apprehension that the fresh restriction adopted yesterday by the Bank is a prelude to the raising of the rate of discount to 7 per cent. This fear will probably have some influence upon the money market during the next few days. It is stated at Paris that the Bank of France has had specie during the last week, but this is probably explained by the payment of the dividends on the Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bente'. It will be recol lected that during the fortnight succeeding the date of the last monthly return, the metallic stock was reported to be still increasing. The next return of the institution will be published in London on Friday. By telegraph from Hamburg we learn that the rate of discount has risen to the extraordinary height of 8 per cent. This remarkable advance US presumed to be caused by the silver movement. In the corn market yesterday, English wheat was freely offered at a redaction of Is. to 2a. per quarter from last Monday's rates, without finding buyers to any extent. The Derwent has arrived in the Downs from Gee long, with 16,263 ounces of gold on freight, and the Orwell, at Gravesend, from Melbourne, with 49,384 ounces. These sums represent a total value of about 262,5001. On the other hand, the amount by the Marco Polo is only about 25,0001., viz., 8,183 ounoes of gold and 4001. Of the supplies now to hand, the 25,00 W. ex the Marco Polo, the 65,0001. ex the Der went, and the 25,6001. in gold dust ex the Austral, have already been sold for exportation to the Conti nent. The 30,000 sovereigns ex the Austral will probably be sent into the Bank. The only amount still remaining on sale consists, therefore, of the 200,0001. ex the Orwell So much as regards the remittances actually to nand. Let us now glance at the prospective sup plies. Considerable disappointment has been oc casioned by a report that the gold ex the Simla, which is expected to be in hand about Friday next, amounts to only 8.5,0001., instead of 85,000 ounces, as erroneously stated by telegraph. On the other band, the advises now received from Australia enu merate extensive shipments of gold by a number of vessels. The following had cleared from Melbourne, vie., the Brilliant, on the 22nd December, with 17,986 oz. ; the Copenhagen, on the 9th Jan., with 46,045 oz. ; the Thames, on the 27th Jan., with 4,780 oz. ; the Anglesea, on the 31st Jan., with 48,882 oz. ; the South Carolina, on the 31st Jan., with 20,493 oz.; the Sydenham, on the 4th Feb., with 31,482 or. ; and the Morning Star, on the 10th Feb., with 48,380 es. The Light of the Age also sailed from Sydney on the 24th Jan., with 8,600 oz.; and the Wave of Life cleared from the same port on the 10th Feb. with 3,000 ounces. These remittances (exclusive of the amount by the Simla) represent • total of no leas than 227,487 ounces, worth about 910,0001. Adding the 500,0001. on board the steamer Royal Charter, which must now be near at hand, we arrive at a total of 1,410,0001. actually at sea. This, we may repeat, is exclusive of the supplies per the Orwell and Simla. Hopes are entertertained that, if any heavy amount arrives shortly, a portion will be sent into the Bank. Three vessels have arrived from China, vie., the Herculean from Hong Kong, the Agnes Garland from Foo-chow-foo, and the Cambala from Shanghai. The Vienna Gazette publishes the concession of the East Gallician Railways, the capital of which is no lees than fifty-flue minions of &rine, or, say, 5,500,0001. sterling. We understand that the board of the Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway have recently succeeded in effecting • considerable saving in the working lexpensta. The aggregate traffic exhibits, so far, an increase of about 2,2001., compared with that for the corresponding period of Let year. It is also stated that the company has entered into contracts with the Belgian government for the conveyance of coals, &c., upon satisfactory terms. The Great Western Railway Company are offer ing 6 per cent. per annum for loans on debentures for three years, 41 per cent, for five years, and 41 per cent. for seven years. At the half-yearly meeting of the pro prietary of the Commercial Bank, held at Sydney (Ne w South Wales) on the 27th January, a dividen d at the rate of 16 per cent. per annum was declared. At the eighth half-yearly meeting of the Australian Joint Stock Bank, held at the same city on the 27th Jan., a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum was declared. A meeting of the Grand Surrey Docks and Canal Company is called for the 21st inst. Another meeting of the London General Omnibus Company is to be held at Paris, on the 26th instant, the meeting called for the 31st ult. not having taken place, in consequence of the number of shares depo sited being insufficient. Vice-Chan - - share on the Company, payable by do hit bat. Stuart has made a call of 5/. per ributories of the Bituminous Shale MONDAY Evvinco. The measure taken by the Bank of England has been accompanied by a fresh fall of 1 per cent. in the funds, which closed with much heaviness at the lowest point of the day. The depression was aggra vated by the evidence afforded by the present settle ment thattheontatandingspeculation for higher prices is still considerable. The "continuation" on Consols to the 7th May wan quoted this afternoon I to 9-16 per cent., cc equal to 81 to 71 per cent. per annum, No iii se 5 pa la IFirT zra killisilbes On I MOD Seal II Pan lk Dem. II Do. _ _ Nismi s7l,ll - 1 ie 4 --mhlur4.l WI IWO M rob limm=— so WNW Wales 17 YEW Todsib.Wlliwt Or 7 Ow do. —.— LI =l6B6=i -111 TOW, . « W Tab et Moak awl Walit9ini awl W Woo Osman W. Er isa *AWE ow n aris . . as ah. ill Own W wit Oreyin all Wag laws W D.. list PINFUZIPC3 i ler . !4 p.st. NI an owt sr iiiiii - ..: in Demi. IWO,* Aber., IN Z. AsearAlso B. 4 in C.Orrillee ILO W 4 l . - I k po _ _ _ MMus Min 4 pa Ont. 14 I. • pst NY re . 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NT§ 111 INA 1191 is id :11 111 14 WI EN ut le I le 14 • a 10 41! 7ti 10 12 IS all II .11 10 fa all N ii pa i in so .0 le 1 H Ii Se el 1 4TI 4 fl 411 10 at 10_ ay 141 1 al the account being of 29 days' duration. The transfer books of the Reduced Three per Cents. will not bo regularly re-opened until the 17th inst., nor those of the New Three per Cents. until the 21st ; bat to-day transactions were practicable by private transfer, and it was noticed that sales predominated. This tended to increase the demand for money in the Stock Exchange. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 931 to 1 for money and Wednesday next, opened this morning at the same quotation, but gradually drooped, and had receded at the official close to 93 to 1. After the regular hours the price further declined to 921 to 93, upon the news of the alterationat the Bank. For the 7th May the latest quotation was 93/ to 1. The official liminess report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 1, ; ditto, for ac count, Bth April, 931, 1, 1. Three per Cents. Re duced, 921, 921, 92 ex div. New Three per Cents., 92!, 1, lex die. Long Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1860, 2j ex div. ; Thirty Years' Annuities, April, 1885, 18 ex div. Bank Stock, 2161, 218/ ex div. India Steck, 2221. India Bonds, ls. dis. The March Exchequer Bills were dull, at Is. dig. to 3s. prem., and the June Bills at Os. to 2a. die. Exchequer Bonds remain quoted 981 to 99. Turkish Six per Cents., which retain (crest steadi ness, closed the same as on Saturday, viz., at 971 to 1 „ notwithstanding the general heaviness of the Stock Exchange. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. declined 1 per cent., closing at 1001 to 101. Most other foreign descriptions were inanimate. Ottoman Bank shares were more inquired for to day, and closed at I die. to par ex div. Bank of Egypt were last quoted 21 to 11 die. ; and National Discount,ll-16 to 9-16 dia. The stocks of the older Australian banks were firmer, especially that of the Union Bank of Australia. Land and steam shares exhibit no change of importance. London General Omnibus closed at 1.16 to 1 prem. The nominal closing quotations for the newly pro jected railways are subjoined, viz.: Punjaub Railway, to prem. ; Oude Railway, 1-16 die. to 1-16 prem.; Northwn Bengal Railway, par to / prem. ; Central Oude' Railway, Ito prem. ; Eastern Bengal Railway, 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; Calcutta and South Eastern Railway, par to 1 prem. ; Euphrates Valley Railway, par to / prem.; Rip Railway, 1 to 11 prem. ; North of India Tramroad, 1-16 to 1 prem.; Trinidad Railway, par to; prem. ; Italian Junction Railways, 11 to 1 dis. The shares of the General Bank of Switzerland were quoted 21 to n PINES.-THIS I)4Y. Two o'CLoew. The market for home mining docks to-day in quiet, and somewhat flat. In the Stock Exchange the tranaactiona are limited to Great Wheal Alfred shares, at 81 ; Wheal Edward, at 4; and Wheal Mary Ann, at 46. National Brazilian shares have been dealt in at 21. Other fon mining stocks are dull. Subjoinedis a hat of yeaterdafa transactions is the Mining Exeliange: Catharine and 10s, lla. ; Collacombe, 60, 62+; Alfred, 2. 2L ls. M. • Clairton United,l2s. M.; Great' Age.d. 7 1. I, karderi, 16L ;. Podia* 6 1, 1,; Beath Ccadurrow, es., 75.; Irtnons Lady and Wheal Bed ford, /, 205.; Wheal Edward, U. 18s. 9d., 4 I, 3-16, • Wheel Mary Ann, 4.51 ; Wheal Trelawney, 24f, 26, 241; Wheal Wrey, 7/, 11, I. A can of 11. is to be paid oath' &ma of the ROOM sad Ceara land Company (limited) by the Ist of May. MONDAY EVENIND. In the market for home mining stocks to-day, flatness generally prevailed, and several docks, in cluding Great Wheal Alfred, North Wheal Crafty, Par Consols, Porkellis United, and Wheal Edward, jir i ejuoted lower. On the other hand, Condurrow, Mary Ann, and Wheal Trelawney, were better. In addition to the transactions recorded in the official Het, Wheal Margaret shares were dealt in in the Stock Exchange at 78, 781, and 78 ; Wheal Trelawney, 241, 25; Tincroft, 4f, I ; Lelant Console, 31; Treweatha, 3; ; and Balloon, at 4. Mariquita shares were in request, and are marked 17a. Bd. and 11. Other foreign descriptions were quiet. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL CORN MARRET.—THIS DAY. (ET MAORETIC TZLZOILATII.) (TROY OUR OWN CORJUMPONDRNT.) Then was a large attendance of millers and dealers at otsr corn market this day. Notwithstsadtot, the Mainers trans actions were very small. Erery anti of the trade was . mdet. The retail transaction' obtained the last T ues d ay ' s prima MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. 8110 lill.—The market has cpencd with • firm appearante, end the large public sales are progressing steadily. The re amed market Arm without alteration in prices. Correa.—The small public sales are going off at bat week's prices. Tu.—The market is stead but not attire. Com mon 4:emelt firm at 12d. to 124 d. The reduced duties corns into n yesterday, and it is estimated that about 6,500,000 operation be delivered this week. 11.;C5.--iivis article is dull of sale, and it is difficult to • effect sales at previous rates. Her is very firm ; Demerara proof, 3e. Id. to 3s. 2d. SALTPETEE.-550 bags refraction 8 offered in public sale, . and bought in at 41s. Corms.-200 bales sold. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market u quiet to-day, at the undermentioned quota tiger:—Town tallow, Ms. nett cash; Petersburg Y. C. at ths spot Ms. ; April, Rs. M.; May to June, Mu SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. B. J. Davis reports $ tell supply, and trade very . heavy. Prime meadow hay, 60e. to 6&.; superier ditto, 705. to SOL; interior ditto, 60s. to Ms.; rorren, 60s. Os Ws.; clover, 70s. to 100..; second cut, 60s. to Ms.; Mawr, 245. to 275. TIM BETTING BOOKS AT WHITE'S AND BROOKES'S. In theme singular vellum'', which still exile, may be found bets en all conceivable subjects—beta on births, &lithe, and marriages; on the length of a life, or the duration of a ministry; on a rases risk of the halter, or a pia:muses prospect of a coronet ; on the chances of an election, or the sanity of the king ; on the shock of en earthquake, or the Mat sandal at Ranelngh. or Madame Comely's. A re= trdown at the door of Whiter; he was carried into ae. Was he dead or not 1' The odds were imme diately given and taken for and against. It was proposed to bleed him. Those who had taken the odds the man was dead protested that the use of a lancet would effect the her mm of the bet. Walpole has a good story of a who, coming into Whites on the morning of the earthquake of 1730, and hearing bets laid whether the shock war owed by an earthquake, or the blowing up of powder-mills, went away in boner, protesting they wore such en impious set, that lie believed, "if the last trump were to sound, they would bet puppet-chow against judgment." One Mr. Blake betted 1,6001. that a man could live twelve hours ads water: hired • desperate fellow, and sunk him in a ship bpy~ way of experiment. Neither ship nor man r "Another 's= sad ship are to be tried for their lives, Walpole, who is our authority for this story, " instead al Blake, the easmain."—Naliesel Review, new number. A POSSIBLE ACCOUNT OF ENGLAND.— • • But perchance a minister of the Board of Foreign AUT. in Pekin might feel a areas difficulty in epeaking of the =lpeople. From the report in his lands, he might ay that the outside barbarians profess to .rwdate their oadma by a hook nearly as ancient so the writing* of Coninges. The authors of this book—the rage. and pro phMe dem Wert—although not always in =ism with one enelltar, yet ogres generally in preferring poverty to riches, ha applawllng sbstlneacc and self-denial, and decrying the Pomp arid woollies of the world. But he might proceed, I lima tram enallhee report prepared hy a mandarin of great experience in the treys of the Englieh, end who enjoyed in the junk at Ehaltwall unusual advantages for obeerving them, that the great distinction between one Engliehman and smiths nub niNIM his worldly subotsnce. Ile who rides on hassetnek is mere eilsamed than he who trudges . on foot; and he who fa drawn by house in w a b ure hex is reputed greater then him who a saddle. A rich man may, by a me though coed; proems rid himself of • =lb who has been faithless to his bed; but • poor one art retain his erring and spouse. A torten. that would purchase a thou ' =net ls of the test rice meadmrs in our happy country is lavished upon the education of the wealthy, while the prat, to whom learning in civilised Chins is wealth and station, are in barbarous England shut out from all the better Wards, and myriads of them pass from the cradle to the grave in Ignorance of letters. Moreover, the sages of the west inculcate upon their disciples the duty of negiectinr this world, and of preparing deity and hourly for another; but so indocile ore their hearers that for the moat pert they ere occupied either in amoasing riches or in procuring fee themselves pleasures on earth alone, and regard the prospect of another and a better world with as much indifference as they regard their own drams or their neighbours Interests An extremely difficult people are the English to describe; W'esteatister Baiter. le atlamllro.. ail NNW ad ▪ IlliuMet..l l =tllN Bata 1.0.6010. Jam IN BON and • 4041010• lc* IN aid Nallead O INN sal NMI hr. - A €104.. fa" AWN. J. IN.D ON . IN Nam Baba. Or • ... IN Da Oro B N SO IaaL— IN Nal gamailima 4 IN 04 011010 1111100 10. Neat 6 la 11.0 h WINNE. all Bank al 11010a4 IN ow laararea NI Bra. 00. 11 . IN Ot. UNu. mai INN (Nm) IN Neu war......_.._. .... IN D. Swartal/Nii;JlL all Irarar Clar IN .- 141 IN. Nadi D. Sear 1 . IM tarrilles W TVINNI. 111 D. 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