The Express. — London, England, 1863-04-17 00:00:00

An inquiry was opened last evening by Dr. /An kris, at tthhee Royal Free Hospital, Oray's-inn.road, teaching the death at Made, KM& aged 47, who met with as aocidsat while easkavosztag to 11111,* a trace at the Liege-more stalls., owls', as alleged, to insciScisot time beiag allowed to him to get onto/ the carriage in satsty Nary King, widow of the demand, of 4, Albeetrtarrace, Caladonisaproad, mid her husband was doormats to a paw tegraphie artist, end ea Friday, the 27th all, he lets her in good health at baltpast seven ceolook est morn*. About sine &dock in the emnieg she was sent for to the ling'smoes statics at the Undimmed Railway, being told that her husband had met with an accident. On arriving them she found that be bad hem tam to the Royal Free Hospital, where she saw lies. He told her that he was cot of the trait, and before be oonld do so, the train by which he ma Mocked down sad hie leg broken. He Mmed the company, m be thought the train, wee started too soon. His died on Monde last. The °armor iaquired for w me to the amides* vim Mr. Rushmore, the sommoning ofilisr, said them win sem pressen, although he bad given notice to the ocanpaoy them. ' L ' iec i tor es Use railway said he attended on the part el the company to answer any quietism relative to this The'Coroner thought that witnesses should have been pro duet Theiaepeetartepreesotad, as it sere, the defetid• ants, sad for the present M mild not bear him, unless by the vrleb at the jury. better that . He thought the medial evidemm had be teem Yr. Jolla Daniel Hill, wicket hoeserurpon, doodad to sang the doodad oe his admission to the hospital on Friday, 97th all He was suffering from fracture of the right leg. The limb was set in splints, and he did well until the 31st ult. when symptoms of st hernia (rupture) mese an. Aecordiug to deceased's ties he bed suffered from irreducible hernia foe some years. Mr. Hill surgically described the effprts rude to relieve the deemed, at first sumeedelly, bet eventually upon °maul lotion it was deemed eeseareary in order t• nave the life of the seaa that the hernia should be operated on, bet to this the deceased refired to submit, sad he did on Monday kat. The cede of death was exhanatios from the pa* and signed fallowing*. straagalation. The fracture had become didided latterly—there was no union. By the Jury—Wham was of °pinkie that the death was him a dead care, and that the accident had sothieg to do with it. The alas bad feebleness and weeklies' of the basso, and he did not think the fall or fracture bed dythin g to do with inoreasiag the rupture. Noce of the bowel, however, eame down after the accident. Some of the jury were of opinion that they should re ceive the medical evideeos se given end come to a verdict, bet, after some diecumioo, they wished to desalt alone. The room was then cleared of strangers, end, atter some debberatica, an adioeraneset for further evidence was vend to. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOWSTREET. ROEBLET AT ST. JAMES'S PALACE. Two labouruig men. named Walken Clarke and Alfred Paley, emplojed in the works now going on at St. James's Palace, were brought before Mr. Henry, charged with steal. big 30lb of lead from the roof of the building, the property of ber Majesty the Queen. Thomas Wiggioton, a private in the lit battalion of the Coldstream Guards, deposed that he was on sentry duty in the colour court of the palace at an early hour this morning. The prisoners came to their work at about 5 o'clock am., and witness saw one of them shortly afterwards in the act of tearing off lead from the roof and throwing pieces down to the other prisoner, who placed the piens* in a bag, and then hid the bag in a corner, covering it with rubbish. When witness went off duty at seven o'clock, he re ported what he bad seen, and a constable wag emit for. Benjamin Lucas, 550 A, deposed to having taken the pri soners into custody on suspicion of stealing lead from the roof of the corridor ialthe colour-court. The prisoner at first denied the charge, but Clarke said afterwards , " Well, I did take the lead, and it's no use tailing any lies about it." Mr. S. Cantrill, of Orbit' Rouse, Lower Norwood, the clerk of the works at St James's Palace, said the men were labotuen in the service of the cootractors, and the prisoners would probably get about 4e. for the quantity of lead which they bad stolen. The prtioners, who mid nothing to the charge, were fully committed for trial. A carrier in the service of Mr. Charles, the exten•ive Ashmooger, of Arabella-row, wee also committed for trial, for feloniously disposing of four blocks of ice which had been entrusted to him for delivery, being part of a load. DESISTING • WIFE Wet. W7sife, aged 49, a corainerchaet, bat who described himself as an independent gentleman, candies at 14, Lam beth-road, was &gala charged before Yr. IYEyncourt, at the instance of the authorities of the pariah of St. limy, Islington, with rooming away and deserting his wife The particulars have already appeared. The prisoner made no defence, but simply said that he did not lire with the woman alluded to, although she slept in his apartments. Yr. D'Eynootirt said it was a had case and sentenced the prisoner, as • roe and to throe months' imprisonment, with hard labour, in the Hones of Correc tion. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sr swarms rassisrs.) EPSOM MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) ENTRY FOR WATERLOO PLATE. Mimi=Ain al • mils. Libellous, Nstromance;,Warreser, Book Mountain Maid f, sad Colleen Rhos. All are here. NEW TWO-YEAR OLD EITAXES. Thme-quartess of a mile. _ _ _ -- lady Maud, Aekwarth, Phemy filly, Sterbeant, Sister Wing, Nertionnii, end Pegasus are hers. ENTRY FOR BALACLAVA STAKES. Janina, Lsva, Slaswbarry Hill, Welcher, Arra% the Gazelle, eby Orlando, Warwick, Bases, Odin., Babverne. All are him METROPOLITAN STAKES. Two mile. ands quarter. Asteroid, Zetland, Jooesyy Jou% Umpire, Heathy Head, Alert*, Backeshain, Heddiewtoo, Oone, Harlequin, Roney castle, Bedouin, Playekiaa, Real Jam, Berbadoes, Canary, Alamo, Oatch'ent Alive, Adventure, Farwoombe, and Doable X are be... PAID Foznrr.—Polynesis, Golden Pledge, Odine, Chaff, Falcon, Ha to Sege, end Lady Superior. WALTON STAKE& Three-quarter,. of a mils. Molly QM', Pip■llll, Howahant, and Lady Emma are bare. ENTRY FOR DLTRDANS PLATE. . _ _ _ _ Stwiton,l3l;ei;si, Prr;m 7 a;a7KTiiiitr;;;;;;, P Selection, Warmer, Hilly Grove, Trued, Daalla, °lll. 6 (Sapper. All ere lam ACCIDENT TO A PASSENOER ON THE UNDER. GROUND RAILWAY.-CORONERS INQUEST. THE FATAL EXPLOSION OP A POWDER MILL. INQUNff.-(THIS DAY.) BWZLL, iIIEDAT Noon. This morning Mr. William Carter, coroner, opened In investigation at the Queen Adelaide Ise. Kin-road. upon the bodies, or rethea the remains of the bodies, of the three unfortunate men who lost their lives at the frightful explodes which took pleas on Wednesday morning kat et the gunpowder mills carried on by the of Masers. Sharpe, Adams, sad Co.. sad situated abou t mile and • half from Ewell, on the pied to Kingston. The Jr/2y presseded, aceompeated by the coroner, to view the nine of the mill, or. as should rather be stated, the Ws:kilted pound on which it formerly stood, for sot a vet hp of the building remains. The finessed' of the wpm had been collected. sad as fez as possible properly set to gether in shells. The rondos of Hoary Hoehbam showed only the trunk of the body, with the hark pert et the heed, the facie being completely blown sway, and the lett arm blown off at the shoulder. This poor old men had been upwards of 90 years at the works and ass remedy pensioned off, but fora few days pad bad bees 'orbs( se a substitute. He was a thoroughly experienced can. The body of James William Baker could not be ideotieed until 7esterday 'Toxin. This unhappy man bee left a wife and six children In the osee of the other man, Thome' Warman or Woodman, the features were quite per fect. Oa the return of the jury from their painfal ditty, ed. dears was proceeded with. Em. *oat was proceeding when oar report lett j The will of Admiral Sir James Whitley Deans Nadas, G.C. 8., late of Bartoo Court, sear flungerford. Berkshire, was administered to le the Loudon wort by too. the Be.. J ames Whitley Deans D uo d sa , ILA., TAW Of Klaikur2. Berkalsire, the residuary lograse, to whom the grant was made from the circurnetagoe of the newtons who wig aPpoited—.said Major-Ownerel Sir William Breretoo, K.H.. Lod & B. ifernamia, Esq.—haviag renounced probate. Tbe pereoceity em swore leader 16,5:21/. The will bears date December. 1862; sad Use Want admiral, who had wo n diatiegoilsed howlers sod several orders, Si appears from the size mead* is Mee Is the "Navy List," attaised to the age of _72, and died at W e y mou th in October last. 81, lames had held the high appointaseet of a Lord II the Adrairalth sad bad represented Dashes Sarlimasat is IM6-8, sad Creenwich in 1841-52 ; he wee also a magistrate sod deputy lieutenant for Wiltshire sad Berkshire. The will is purely of a family nature. To Lady Dundee, his relict, he leaves, in addition to her marriage settlement, a legacy of 2,5001. , sad to a grandma sad daughter graod each - a legacy of 1,0001. ; sod Eau to his butler. The residua of his pro perty he leans to his son, to whom be has devised all hi real a t Barton trader Ma same triune as the eettlomeet of Ids estate at Barton Quirt. —Marti card Londe* New. Sons.—The market is quiet at previous prices. Oar pattah date Bengal sold, low to middling yellow, 345. 6d. to 355. 6d. Cabs muscovado, 34e. Porto Rio,3: brown, 34 6d. to 33a. 6d. ; low to floe yellow, 36.. 6d. to 1 43 a Rained is arm, with a steady demand. Como has sold with good oompetition at firm prices; low to good middhig Plantation Goyim, Ms. to 9.is. ; pas berry. 90s. to 96e. ; Native Ceylon. good sod Ana ordisasy, 73e. 6d. to 73e. ; Mocha, abort berry, 975. ; long berry, 97e. 6d.to 99s 6d. - - OOOOO.—TM market is armor sad prices are 'giber dearer ; gray sad mixed red void at 495. to 53a. ; good to fine red, Ma. to 85a. ; Grenada, 478. to 47a. &L TEL —The ptoooMid reiractioe of the duty has very musk stimulated the market ; prices have as upward tendency. Rur.—There is a fear inquiry. Leeward sold la. 40.; good Demerara, Is. 50. to Is. Id. Rica *patinae' rather ineetivo • white Benfl said at 125.; Moonighy,6e. 9d. to 9s. ; liecraake. Pe. 10 Sivererar.. —B5O hap of refraetioa 12 to 111, sold at 365. 6d. ; also 250 bags. relnactiou 154, at 35e. 64. Flom —There is a fins market for currants and a very active one for rairnaa Riess of the latter have advanced considerably. COTTON. —The market is very active and prime are spin direr About 5,000 bales sold. . . THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 17, UK 31117311 PO MINIEOIIII. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. HARK-LANE.—THIS DAY.) The quantity of homegrown wheat received fresh up thin morning ti vary moderate, but the quality of the samples wee tolerably good. Selected wheat. were in fair request, at prices equal to Mooday. Low and damp parcels, how• ever, moved off heavily at late currencies, and a total clearance waa not effected. - There wu rather a large show of most kinds of foreign wheat, especially of red American, which, of late, has oome to hand io a very foul state. The amount of business doing was by no means ;armoire ; nevertheless, previous rates were fairly supported. Floating cargoes of wheat off Pal. mouth were held at fall prices. In other kinds of predate, afloat, the transactions were on • limited scale. We have to report a dull sale for all deactiptions of bar ley, both English and foreign, at the late decline in value. domed the samples on the stands were remarkably good. Good and fine malt readily commanded extreme quotations. Other kinds moved off slowly, at about previous rates. The fresh snivels were somewhat limited. The supply of English oats was trifling—ct foreign sea sociably good The best qualities ruled fi rm in pries, with a fair demand ; but low and damp parcels commanded very little attention. Beans—the show of which was moderate—met a dull inquiry, and late rates were with &faculty supported. Most kinds of peas sold at extreme rates, but chiefly in small quantities. The sale for floor was somewhat restricted ; nevertheless, millers generally were firm in their demands. Linseed and rapeseed, both on the spot and for forward shipment, sold to a fair extent at full quotations. In other seeds ery little was ceasing. Cakes were a slow isqdry, but sot c heaper. The deices at hand to-day from most of the Continental markets are to the effect that produce generally has sold slowly, both on the spot and for forward delivery. In America the transactions in wheat sod flour for export to England have somewhat increased of late. CIIBILIINT PRICE& Imam& Per Qr. WILT. & & lesex,Llft, red, Dew SO to 60 Pot Qr. O a. 6. botch, Irish, . hits to 16 to II n block _ 16 to 11 , Ditto, while 4i lo IO No . rfolk and Lincoln red RAMAT Malting to ri Grinding is a• sawn. ma,ugsa l9 to 2I Tick 2B to SI Hamm Plena —_ se to 42 'Z Norfolk, 6l ak Kingston and Win NSe Brown RM. Old and new U to al _ _ Oriy -- N to U MalB l 3B to 48 White _ 37 to tO Znellsh, feed Beach, ead Town mods; p lbs. Household 4O to 41 Country Norfolk and Suffolk, reship 3l to 33 10 to 23 • . U tom SO to 13 Per Qr. WHIN. S. S. Duarte sad Roos► b.g SO to OS Rostock & Moab, _ Per. Qr. OAS. U. I. Amish and Ihralla 17 So II Rumba l9 to II Evashan, liard - 49 to IA dB So ga 11l to de _ . DOadals to IS iraPtiaa ti 40 as rzaa. rob Atoortema, nt 44 to „ 10 to ft - . = r e . _ Mum Oosa. White si to st Yellow (Madlas --• ft to ft MIMl,* Malting YLool. hooch, per sock .... 38 to 62 Apsolah„, .... 18 to 43 American, per bet. .. 21 to 28 Ofinsdlen, .. 21 to 21 INTO LONDON BY RAT= 1 To Arku, 16. INCLUSIVE. IData. brew la le „ teed AIBITALS OF OWi!, ete„ 1 CAFJCIAOI2. 11011 APRIL 11 ll.la Oster qn. qn. amiss. qm. qn. nekt ur• 'nein ant Scotch no HO Laso uso [Malt tone eh* .. INN To Teal 111040 slot lug ssoto tosD LIVERPOOL corrox & CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (IT MIMIC AID DITWATIONLL TILIGtAPI.) 001 011/11 O011BPOIDDR. ) OotroY.—Thane has been a good Moldy demand during the week from both Mad* and exporters, sod prime of all dm. °fictions are W. per lb. higher, the market closing with an active demand. Committee's quotation for fair AOlll6Ol/1 =changed. CORN.—Market quiet. Wheat cheaper, dour dull, and little doing. Indian can quiet demand. Other articles unchanged. IN 'Caledonian gait. Ilk all Cork sad Hendon 116 p a all Corso&11. 6 pee mesa all Don.Partalk Abst.J vs. 104 Immo innomr . t . Git.le Ma =k C 44. ,6p. owl, No. I Da. de. Na 2 de. 6 wont. poet De. Z. Anglian A. Sp. a Do. do. A. 7 par De. I.Unisool p.eLsila Do. do. 6 per owl OM Do. Nark. k p. 0.1%..11141 De. 14 per et. prof., 1617 Do. 6 p. CO. Wareney V. iheeklf odder; 0p at. Ditioretat IS pongra. Day pm feat. Dad to papa loniand. lot 4116.Weaaillerlialkliaata ite. sedan. 4‘ 6. sea De. mama 4 p. loradoona. 6 p. aro Doln.cleadopos hat. Do. Dina. Deana* Do. Dina. }het Stoat Do. Clunk Goo Stook Do.aketterPLlM. yea Do. do. do. dp. a. Low& Yotion. dp.abl koideligna.doodea. ma at Do p.a. de. la 4 De. 6 p.a. de. .... r. at de. No. Do p De. p.opetak do.. Da Toa fed. inlet Do6p.a.de.(W. NAO. P. De...V.116.1div. del till liniaMMan and Dover W.Oor.t N tnda LAS. W.4.0.16..a Londonderry and Mode lanai&Ltnatpat. 4 1 10 i !IN !IN iM 11011 is 1.0 111 NO NO IN IN IN IN IN Do. AS Do. de pfs oat Do.ndionablo Edited D0.082.= two. Do. depdt. Pro/L.ooot &go. larlok...dllk.llkok 'l N ora Daldid prow Do. low dloa. I p. De.swita ouie. N.fts.—Osima De. do. Do. &dodo • p.ol. No. I asoYork. I. di &pod SIMI* Ont. Now Prot hot iloodlLifep.ot.ProLllt Do/Am. gasp. Do. p. of. Moe ▪ Doom Mod I* R. d. Alba (load. As. 41.11. Do. y we ord. Do. Ivo* a. poo ▪ Wake p. slot t=jetitc Da da Biwa Do. do. 0 dm. The Va* Prohnoos V. Wohor.sKtlimoydp.e. Ko—Ostlsogeood_ Do. do. lodi do. Do. Dowd. p.d Prof. DoAo.perD. 0.61. ore. IL: L .,... ... MINCING LANS. 7 (THIS DAT.) JUTE Arm at tits prior purl at the late public sales. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is goofed 42e. net task; Potashes, Y.O. on the spot, 42e. 6d. to 42e. 9d. ; Mn;, 425. 9d.; Jane, Oa 9d.; October to December, 42a. 9d. RIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) LulutotaLL—Hidis.—Prion : 56161. to 6416., 20. to 3d. ; 6416. to 7214., 3d. to 30. ; 72164. to Mitt, 3d. to 4d. ; 8011 s. to 88314., 3W. to 4; Halt to Saba. SW. to 4id. ; lions hi&s, at 6 4. to 10.. 6d ; Oalf skin. Debt, 3. 6d. to 4a. Od. • full, 6.. Beamoinnis.—Shaop akin, poll ed , —a. to —a. ; Half-bnds, Od. to 10a. 6d. ; wit 7. 04. to 9a. Od. ; lAmba, 2a 9d. to 4.. Od.; Elharliagt It sd. to la. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) Hears. Patteodos and antith report a coatiased steady donated ter consumption for all the better aorta of both English and foreign hops, at gmdmilly improving prima COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Will, End Hettoe, 17s. 6d. ; Wells End lonibtoe, 175.; Well Ld H 16s. 9d. ; Walls Rod Boa* Kelloe. 16s. ; Walls End Haugh Hall, Its. fld. ; Walla End Kenos, 16s. ; Walls Bad Ratio. Lyons, 14s. 6d. ; Walls End Whitworth. Us. : West Hartley, 15e. 13d. ; Bebside Hartley, 15s. 6e1.-22 skips at market. Dune or Ma. Jars Roo=ms. —We regret to learn of the death of this well-known comedian, which ac quired at his owe house on Wednesday morning. On the previous night he bad sustained his usual character. Me Deans, in Mr. William Brooch's burlesque, at the St. James's Theatre, bat big physical suffering were painfully evident throughout the piece. For leveled year Mr. Bogies had niffered from a complieation of most painful ailments. He made his appearance in Lawton at the Olympia Theatre, thee under the management of Mr. George Wild. is 1842. in a piece written by Mr. K L Blanchard and called The Beal of Life. His diver performance as a direst vendor of eweetmsats attracted public attention. and from this period he roes rapidly is bis profession. To the modern pl ctr /z be is chiefly kite's is connexion with the Strand Tel BABILATUM HZED.—The first sale of short herr from the herd of the late Mr. Jones Webb took place on Wednesday, when 82 animals realised 551. 15a. a piece, or 4,5711. 14e. in all. Six families were name d% our notice of the had last Saturday. dencendaehe meneetively of cow@ named Celia, Dodoes, Sylph, Beauty, Bodice, and Gamine. Thirty-sins from the first of them fetched 2019/. 3i., or 511. 15s. ed. each ; 15 from Dodoes malted 501. fie. X each ; 11 from Sylph made 561. 7s. 9d. a piece; seven "Beauties" averaged so lass than 1021. 18s. ; saves from Bodice fetched 441. lia a piece, and three 07yonee made 53/. 41. each. Among the more noteworthy prime were 100 guineas for Beauty, the mother of are of the above families, sow a 10. year old cow, bought by Mr. Hales, of North Fnth ; 180 guineas given by Mr. Betts for her daughter, Red Rose ; and so less than 225 for Drawing-room Rose, another daughter lust eleven months old, given by Mr. Irving, of Sydney. /o several instances IC3 guineas and upwards were given for cows of the Celia. the Dodoes. and Sylph families ; and the average price of the whole sale Is very high, considering the number disposed of. A good many of these cattle were bought to go into Germany ; several will be despatched to Australia ; others are bought for Scot land, Ireland, sad distant English counties, and many remain near bonze le the 'sateen montage, where improved stock is much needed. The monad and final sale takes place on the 124th et June, the day having been altered from the 15th of July, for which it was originally announced, becalm that falls in the week of the International Agricultural RAMC tics at Hamburg. At a meeting of operatives in Hulme, Man chester. last night, a Laosethire Emigration Society was formed. The meeting was a crowded one, and the testis' was decidedly in favour of the emigration of unemployed operatives. Three of the Ashton rioters were tried at the Salferd New Bailey Sessions yesterday. Their °fleeces were tithe same ebarecter as that of the men tried at Chester, sad the evidence was also similar. Two of the pririeners were sentenced to three months and the other tens months' imprisonment. SHARE L187 1 8.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciooz. The railway market continues dull. South Eastern stock has improved per cent., while Caledonian has declined and Lancashire and Yorkshire I. The other leading lines are quoted the same as yesterday. Lon don and North Western stock is now quoted 971 to 984 ; Great Western, 66i to ; Midland, 123 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 108} to g ; Caledonian, 112} to ; South Eastern, 92g to I ; Great Eastern, 624 to g ; Great Northern, 1204 to 1214 ; and London and South Western, 1011 to 4. Bombay and Baroda and Great Indian Peninsula stocks are inquired for, other Indian lines being steady. Bahia shares have improved. Canadian railway securities are quiet. tit A.LI IBM sad rd samara 'ci ye calas run saws wearwear etarday. obi ' 7 8 k 88 118 118 1111 40 61 ll 14 *9 91 1•7 109 99 63 66 47 11 4 IS 120 e we 120 122 114 1121 100 111 2 4 162 let 161 1C 7 41 4 116 116 XI 40 971 98k 181 lot 44 66 in 12? n 4( pal nit 1? 1 1 pm 11l N N 11 14 IS gel 90 1 as 16 484 us US al 1 1 4 r II it no 1.22 si as 011 100 48 48 ss iii M 67 0 9. In 7 8 $7 N a Is pa l 14 7 0 1 13 gca 4 6Pm si 71 II :15.1 114 28 IN 2 re no t T IN ag 1 :1 Si I ilk 110 112 100 111 129 121 101 107 83 87 116 117 100 111 103 106 106 108 88 100 88 90 89 91 lug lOU 74 74 16 77 166 172 103 106 Is 7 129 113 116 113 1 16 113 LAI 113 &16 US 11If 170 lib N II N 1.1 US 117 i i 1 101 es _6B i ICm 1,18 100 101 100 is vi 100 111 107 109 11 111 91 IS 4' 4 "1 IS ISj 100 101 100 100 41 . .4 46 47 116 124 119 121 411 in 11$ 116 0 434 1071 1•61 1 le pra d ys IN NS 106 1 1 1 1 14 62 ZAZIWAT/I. I• 4 . as ea. lam la,' 1x.4411. Do, 14 . 67' — ''''' . Do. New. E Mans.. basks addikeEhmelll. Dll. PNIIIPI.OO7 Do. July Do. limekiln. Mb. thinly• Imelrra Ono T.eDoeltep.agsn Breen lensid " We Las soni p.4*, Ds. 0. liztenslon Ow H. do fiend Trunk of Moods no. Ist p Id Bonds Do. do. deferred Do. tod pref.Bonda Do. do. deferred Do. lid pref. eirnk Do. au. referred Do. 4111 pref. Block Do. do. deferred flreee Indian lesisswe Jan ITU;4 uary, 111111 QS. B. al Lat o. tai s t ir t Do. Nan D0.dp.aDd0pa41.11dy73,44.49 Do.l,a= Indian 44 &such Madras Clear. 44 pit al o. di pin al 14 D .1b.Corp.ip. ,ike& M.D..Matb. and Hoboaa 1114'a...rd.! o= doss • sad B tt.l of Maeda I p. o goo ar omit 11 Do. Delhi Sp do. Du. do. do Do. Ponjoub, do I Do. Mrl • • W imeirallan 1 Don idiom* Undert • Wm 1. Lf 11".flArni 10 Cape Copper (Limited) $ at' miler 10 009 1 .4211.1_ 1 Don Pe iro,N. Del zey 1 Dan Iteansain tamper Int Del lay(Liailied) II Verlaine (Lem) W General 0.N.01,11. Anelnlia(L laPitaila (WO Unarm laraelsnlaia Mminella Y./Amos BranG.IILL W. Ulnae. ni • Aim( 110 Ponlet=eUver II Pere Santa Barbera Odd y I Moiled AeMim (Wm) 110 St.Joho dd Iv (La, 10 Untied MAltin4l.l, le Vancouver Coal (lim) • W.N.1 , 1111d !OM).— Yademmestana (Wo. JOINS WOOL SAM MONEY NARKBT.-(THI.S DAY.) Two o'Ciooi. The budget appears to have been received with satisfaction this morning in the City, including the Stook Exchange, where it has caused an advance of per cent. in the funds. The other departments of the Stock Exchange are quiet, but steady. Eng- Bab railways have scarcely varied from yesterday's prices. Neither has there been much alteration in the foreign stock market, where the chief move ments are still in Greek Bonds and Coupons. The scrip of the Confederate Loan is quoted . to It prem., being rather doll ; and that of the Italian Loan, 2 to 21 prem. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69fr. 80c., being # per cent. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 92 } to 93 for money, and 93 to k for the account (May 7). The official busi ness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 34, 93 ; ditto, for account, 94, 93 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 9l#, ; New Three per Cents., 94, i ; Bank Stock, 234, 236 ; India Ave per Cent. Stook, 1091, #, 110,1093, ; Five per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper, 1081 ; and Exchequer Bills, Is. prem. Greek Bonds and Coupons were in renewed request in the morning, and attained a fresh ad vance, the former being marked as high as 291, and the latter 141. The Bonds are now quoted 193 to 4, while the latest transactions in the Coupons have been at 131. There is a relapse in Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates. The new Peruvian Loan is firm, at the late improvement. Turkish securities are unaltered, with the exception of a alight reduction in the Loan of 1868, which has receded to 684 to 1. The Loan of 1864 is quoted 87 to 88, ex div. ; 1862, 701 to 71 ; and the Consolidds, 481 to 1. Venezuelan Six per Cents. are steady at 60 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian 1862, 1858, 1860, 931 ; Egyptian, 981, 971 ; Greek, for account, 291, 1,1, 4 ; ditto Coupons, 141, 1, 131 ; Italian, for account, 713, 4 ; ditto Maremmana Railway, 764, 4 ; Mexican, for account, 334, 1, 4 ; New Granada, 154 ; ditto Deterred, 8 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 891, 89, ; Portuguese, 1853, for account, 471, 48 ; ditto 1862, 471, 48 ; Russian, 1869, 601 ; ditto, 1862, 954, 1 ; Sardinian, 86; Spanish, for account, 531, 1 ; ditto Passive, 30, 1, 291 ; ditto Certificates, 101, 1 ; Turkish, 1862, for ac count, 704, 71 Venezuela, 1862, 604, 60, 4. The shares of the Westminster and Southwark Bank are quoted to-day f to 1 prem. There is an impression that Confederate Govern ment cotton warrants; are now in circulation in England. We are assured, however, that this is an error, such of these documents as were created previous to the issue of the Confederate Govern ment Loan having been redeemed through the medium of that operation. About 9,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. The Etna, from New York, has brought 83,0001. in yenta. The Tasmanian will take to-day only 1,000/ in specie for the West Indies. The bar silver by the steamer Atrato has been sold for the Continent at ss. Id. pre ounoe, showing no change. The Great Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 4,8161. over last year ; the Great Northern an increase of 2,274/. ; the North Eastern an increase of 2,3111. • the Midland a decrease of 541. ; the Manchest er, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 1,2751. ; S and the Lanca shire and Yorkshire an increase of 2,4371. The Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada announce that the hall-year's interest due on the Atlantic and St Lawrence Sterling Bonds under the amended lease, will be paid on the Ist of May next, on all bonds previously sent in for registra tion, on leaving the coupons at the office. The Consolidated Bank (Limited), which has been formed by the amalgamation of the business here tofore respectively carried on by Messrs. Heywood, Kennard", and Co. in London, and the Bank of Manchester, his issued its business pro spectus. It is scarcely necessary to state that so public subscription is open. The authorised capital, made up by the amalgamation of the two concerns, is 2,000,0001., in 200,0001 shares of 101. each. The subscribed capital con sists of 1,134,620/., of which the proportion paid up is 453,848!., or 41. per share on 113,642 shares. The direction, as a matter of course, is of the brut respectability, and the fact that the dividends paid by the Bank of Manchester during the last six years have been at the rate of 10 per cent per annum, with occasional bonuses, and with consi derable additions to the surplus fund, affords a favourable augury of the profits of the new establishment. _ _ ------- _ A dividend of 15 francs, or 125., will be payable on the Ist proximo on the shares in the Great Luxembourg Company. A special meeting of the Midland Railway Corn ' pony is convened for the 6th of May, at Derby, to approve the bill now before parliament "for the amalgamation of the West Midland Railway Com pany with the Great Western Railway Company, and for other purposes." ' The half-yearly meeting of the Cape Town Rail way and Dook Company is called for the 30th inst., when it will be proposed to authorise the directors to temporarily raise a sum of 50,0001. The annual meeting of the proprietors of the National Provincial Bank of England will be held on the 14th of May. The colonial wool sales are fined to commence on Thursday, the 30th inst. The fresh importations up to the present date, since the beginning of last sales, comprise 72,131 bales, viz.:—Sydney, 10,620; Victoria, 33,4d5 ; Van Diemen's Land, 2,562; Ade laide, 17,701; New Zealand, 2,069; and Cape of Good Hope, 5,694. Further arrivals (observe Mews. Richard Dutton and Son) are daily expected, many vessels from the several colonies being overdue. The following is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s report of yesterday's hide sales : ' " .• At the seventh series of hides gala for the year, there was a fair demand for both salted and dry bider' ; the exporters were the principal buyers of East India hides. East India.—Ox and Cow.--Calcutta were in fair request. particularly for bides of good to prime quality, which realised *atrium prima. Other descriptions also sold in most eases fairly. The greater portion of the business does was for export ; although prima were well supoorted, but little more thee half the quantity offered was sold. The analysis of the sales is 124,678 Calcutta, new parcels ; 16,421 broeght forward from former salsa ; and 8 . 8 3 8 Madras, ; is all, 149,925 hides, of which 86.470 were sold. East lodia. —Buffalo were dell of sale, and nearly all bought in. leather.—East India realised fair prices. Australian was only part sold. Salted Hides. Austmlian. —A moderate besieges was door in there hides ; the quantity brought forward was in excess of the demand ; holders were firm, and for the por tion sold late rats were obtained. Cape The few of ware all sold. South American all bought in. Dry Hider.—South American sold at rather easier prices. Hone Hideo—Dry all bought in. Berk. —Mimeo sold rather lower. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, April 15, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation isms Circulation active ... Public deposits 5.769,276 Decrease 944,833 Other deposits Government securities in banking department 11,129,445 No cheap Othersecuritiss in banking rdepartmeet Coin and bullion In both departments ._ . 15,229,237 Inman 265,402 Seven day end other hils 620,040 hennas 41,791 The Beet Items is mom 9,342,445 Iscresse 271,136 Total mom (Dotes kooin is booking dopartmont). 9,172,457 Tawaito 210,712 Had the Bark rate been reduoed upon these ac counts, the step would have been acospted without hesitation, for although the increase in the bullion and reserve is of only moder►te amount, the Bank uNDINAAT AtiAAMB AND ITOOII. Wma,WeLeisservaL s~ MS. ~ i. a sica;a /Mal sod Issise .. _ Clark sad &kudos- Joie - won . . Do. • /. so'div.*Zilli Ikk I p.s. la pail WIS. 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" St lir 41 i ssii 77i "i id E 9 4 14 n if - Me -. is really in a stronger position, from the reduction which has taken place in its banking liabilities 1. s., in its liabilities to depositors. The private , securities have at the same time dedlined nearly a million. RANI 01 INGLAND.—Aa AM ush Via, a Pa tor &Gan 15, 1811.. espess fit to tho Id I tli it Ming es Wednesday, Aped 1 111112111. Oovorozoool WA t 11,111,1•1 OtT orcarttios SAWS Gold coin and bal Soo Notes loud 419,04;,2211 452,040.116 MAIL= DI = Mors' Depttel A 1062400 2.094,427 Public Deposits (In eluding Indian , env. Banta, Com mis. of National Debt, and Die. Accts.) Other Deposita 16,011,29 i !Seven day end other Bilis 620,040 TARTIIIIPT. Government Si. rf 7 ,7 071;111 - Deed Weight Air unity) Other Secarithre 111.7118A1 Notes SACIA4S OW sal Sliver Cala SKIM 4249.000,1114 April 19. U. 119,010,11116 r. MU" Deputy esteem TIRIUDAT Enema. Cowls, which closed yesterday at 921 to 93 for the 7th of May, roes this morning to 93 to 4, and closed at 921 to 93. For money the last price was 924 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 924, 93, 921 • ditto, for account, 93; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 914, i; New Three per Ceuta. 4, IV Thirty Years Annuities, 1886 , 144 • ank Sto ok, 234, 236 ; India Five per Cent. Stuck, 1094, 4,4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 100 4 , 4 ; ditto Bonds, 16N., 17s. preen. The India Five per Cent. stock shows a fresh rise of 1 per cent., closing at 1094 to 4. India Bonds were dealt io at The. to 17s. prem. Exchequer Bills remain at 3e. dis. to par. The foreign stock market was buoyant, particu larly in the morning. Canaria Government Bonds were flat, while New South Wales and Victoria were in demand. In the market for bank shares there was an im provement in Alliance, Chartered Bank of Lodi*, Australia and China, English and Irish, London Chartered Bank of Australia, and London and South African Bank. On the other hand, Bank of Egypt, London and Middlesex, London and South Western, and Union Bank of England and France were flat. Imperial Bank of Turkey were quoted 111 to 12 prem. Berlin Waterworks shares con tinue to rise. There were also • airier for National Discount and East India Irrigation. London General Omnibus, Van Dieman's Lead, and Great Ship Preference showed heaviness. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 91 to 10 prem. ; Universal Marina, lf to If Thames and Mersey, 2 11.18 to 13-18 prem. ; North. British and Mercantile, 18 to It ; Commercial Union, 4to prem. ; and Oriental and General Marine, 1 to 11 f prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under-. takings to-day were as follows :—British and Foreign Marine, i to fcr:, ex the new issue ; Petroleum Tradin/, fto prem. ; Empire Marine, to 1 prem. ; Union lf to lf prem. ; National Bank of Liverpool, 44 to prem.; West minster and Southwark Bank, f to 1 prom ; Mercantile and Exchange Bank, 1 to Of dis. ; Panonia Leather Cloth, to 1 prem. ; and New Theatre, 4 to 14 prem. We are requested to state that no further appli cations for shares in the Canadian Trust and Agency Company will be received after the 22nd inst. The letters of allotment of the South Kensington Hotel Company (Limited) are to be issued to morrow. MINES-(THIS DAYJ Two o'CLocK. There is not much business in the mining market to-day. Nast Basset shares have improved to 88 to 90, while East Caradon have declined to 411 to 42/ ; Marks Valley are also rather lower, at 84 to 1; Wheal Seton are quoted 245 to 250, ex dm. ; and Tincroft, 21 to 1. In the Stock ix change, South Caradon shares have been dealt in at 400, and West Basset at 121. St. John del Rey Mining shares declined to 541, but are last marked 554. Don Pedro and Port Philip are inquired for, while Yudanamutana are dull. WEATHER REPORT.-CTHIS DAT.) FILMY, AIMIL IT, • 1./L • - t As Kates • LtIW Getway 110.1540 Yeknela *SO* .1181031! Liverpo elyrsbetol r 30.1 36.1 70 46, Pembroke 30.19'30 ?essence —.KM It Jersey II - L'orient &inhabit 10.1648 Plymouth t110.11.56 4 Weymouth 110.1943 Portsmouth t. 1440 4 Kew. Insdon 10.14 51 I Dover.. '10.13.1 1 Yarmouth 30 12 50 4 Sesriarough 30.1000 4 Shields 7.0.11 e tiellsotsul 30.0646 1 Copenhagen 11.4101 SA• W. B.iir. TtIIDAT. /COAT. &W. to N. W. and Nit , IDOWWW. LW. to la, aft mount* to light, vaalds, SOL Cr. &L to N.E. and N., Lamm listit, variable, no*. As out above. N. to W. and N. apt& variable, Rae. N.M. to NI. E. and 8.11.. light, One. O. to W. and N awls hta Oo& La neat above. IL to N. and N. W., vs rlnble, One. W.IIIJICIC. Lto ti0.n..1 kW., light LlCligiiirgf. to modegote, W. •1 Unarm. B.i to N. L son X.. moderate, tne. 'MaR. PROVINCIAL SHARI MAMZTS. Laympon. Aran. It-Mira today t-OreaS isstent, Lancashire sad Yorlulitre, 1074 melon and loath Wegillre. 1014-Bouth !Warm ate I 111 + - OVA Win , wee game). 76-Graat Lusenibotug, 18 11-111-eandien sad Massa British aau Arocriain Inabsage Banking , National Bank of Liverpool, aS f-Bettleli and l sok" 4-16 -Union 'Sarum, if-Liverpool iliclisage, LI I-T. sal Lam Company of U. Can., 1. Mutoitzrzul, Asti le.-711s market las bow Advt. Isl prices firm Bank of Manchester Otelillestia, Lie-!line, 4 6-10 -Orest Eastern. 621-Ditto, 46- Ores 6 Wenliars 124 7-16-London sod North Wear% 14-Kaselhosto .. Z field, and Lincolnshire, Sit-Ditto, at. hog. 7-14 Bs &ramble, paid up, par-11 LIS Yert ant Erie, Stli- Norsk f I I-AgUrus and Rotterdam. 8.-East Anglian, 24.-N Imam Outlier, 624-London, Brighton, sad loath Coast, up. THE AUATILA LI A I MAIL SIUM—PLYNOUTH, TILIJADs DAY EVIDD NO.-1D cceseequeme of the receipt of a tole. Ream from Dartmouth. Port Admiral OM Homed" Siowert bag despatched the peddle-wheel 1110181•VOADDI Prospers to assist the Australian nail ship, which is off Start Point with her propeller braes. The Prospero measures 1144 toes, and has maim' of 144-bear power. BLOXDIN IN BAIICELONA.—A correspondent in forms us that Nordin oosuomeed his continental tour, in the Are.. at Bazooka% so April & His rso euthmisetie, and wadi excitement contisu.d =saise s the parformanse. Subsequent repremetatious ham Is.. equally sumessfuL Hissed appeases*. will be in Madrid. AN ANCIANT Cowin or Tomes—bud week the workmen engaged is ending the Inverness and Perth Rail way through the Loehaarsandah Park en Alter* uncerenlo - tram:eased on the privery sad retirement of a numerous colony of ancient toads. The cutting is here from 20 to .15 feet deep, the lower part bele, through from 10 to 16 feet of freedom and red conglomerate. The in teresting old residenters em found is the red freestone about 16 to 20 feet below the slalom They are sometimes turned oat by the heavy handpick, or the great iron crowbar; but a blast of powder seems to mosea. greatest upset is the eetablistuneat, as a shot is sometimes the MOON of sit posiag as many as a dozen of the sleepy old fellows. rep seem nose the worse for their long repose, but after giving a few winks at the " new light" thus suddenly let I. Dm. them, and taking several gasps of the unwonted air, Airy leisurely and deliberately proceed to hop and crawl lowa the lice along the small water-oourse towards the lower lulls. - Minimal:lh Cou ha tea without colour on the leaf pre vents Me pawing oir inlerlor brown leaves as is Ur amok tionotoAtis Isa imcoloured there fore always semi wk.,. 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