The Express. — London, England, 1863-04-24 00:00:00

THE PROPOSED AMA WAMATION OF THE C.( IT AEU .VETEOPoLITAY POLICE. 3IEETING IN STEPNEY.—(THIS DAY.) A meeting of the vestry of the hamlet of Rateliff took place this day, at II o'clock, at the Green Coat School. White Horse•ntreet, to take into consideration the propriety of petitiouint leak houses of parliament against the bill of the Home Secretary for depriving the citizens of London of the power of appointing and managing their owe police. The Rev. RICHARD I.ge, M•A., rector of Stepney, took the chair, and said that he seldom intruded on the vestry, but this was a tune *ln ai It was incumbent on every man to protnat against the etotrahning tendencies of the whig government, who, for the rake of patronage and power, winked to deprive the citireus of London of th eir rights and privileges, and to crud into t he City a police force decidedly inferior to the City police. (Hair, hear.) Mr. lA:URGE GOWLAND (oaf the firm of Walton and Cowhand) condemned the nieamre of Sir George Grey, and said it was a moot ungracious act after the magnificent reception given by the City of London to her Royal Highuens the Princess of Wales, and which her royal bights...is land so kindly and graciously acknow ledged on Wednea.lay, to deprive the citizens of the control and management of their own effective sad well-conducted police. If the measure passed, as he hoped it never would, it would be really puunalung the City for its enthusiastic loyalty on the 7th Mercu last. (Hear, bear.) He con trasted the efficiency of the Metropolitan police with the City police, very much to the disadvantage of the former. and said that when burglaries were numerous in Hackney the inhabitants could obtain no redress. The City was the great focus of trade, the prmcipal tradesmen of the metropolis kept their accounts at the City Oinking-houses, and a numerous and efficient police force such as the City possessed was required. Ile moved a series of resolutions eulmieing the City police, and coodemniug the proposed amalgamation of the two forces aa uncalled for and un neossary. ME DERRY, the churchwardeu of %Miff, @wooded the adoption of the resolutions, and said the proposed measure was subversive of the principles of self.goveroment advo cated by Lord Palmerston. Ile ho pe d the time would shortly come when every borough in the metropolis would have its municipality, the government police abolished, and en efficient police force uoder the control of the rate payers appointed in its stead. (Applause.) The reeolutiocs were unanimously agreed to ; and it wan also resolved that a petition againat the proposed amal gamation should be prepared by the clerk, and presented to the House of Coalmine by Mr. C. 8. Butler, M.P. Mr. TRONA!! WALTER propolied that the petition to the upper house be presented by Lord Chelmsford, whose name wan received with applause, but after some discussion the matter was ordered to etand over for the present. A vote of thanks to the rev. chairman terminated the proceedings. ORPHAN WORKING mcmooL.—(THIS DAY.) A general court of the governors of the Orphan Working School, Maverdock- bill, was held Ole day at the Loudon Tavern, Bi•hortgate-street, for the purpose of re advise the annual report sod electing 30 children (20 boys end 10 girls) to the benefits of the chanty. The proceedings were presided over by JOHN Itanntorott Ifni.% Esq., M.P., the president of the elt-trity. Mr. Jotters Soot, the secretary, read the 106th annual report, which dated that there were in the school ou the 31st of January, 1862.260 children ; 63 bad been admitted during the year, while 46 bad left ; so that there remained is the school in January last 297 children-192 boy. and 106 girls. The total number who have received the benefits of the institution since it eau established in 1758 was 2.097, sad 60 will be admitted during the present year, 20 at sash election. The highest number io the school during the past year was 302, being an increase of 22 open the highest number of the predate year. There wasoowecoornmedation for 400 children. and the committee would rejoice to see that number ie the echoci. Since last report legacies had been received to the amount of 1,2181. 17a. Prom the cash account it appeared that the average cost par child for the past year had been 241. Os. 70., being 31. 194 94d. lees than is the preceding year. There was, however, a defsaiency in the animal subscriptions, but a oonaderahle Mende in the &codices, which more than made up the difference.' It was reported that several cases of smallpox had' iu the establishment within the last few days, = e 7i rd would Wigs the committee to postpone for the pred sent the anneal examination of the children, and the chil drea to be elected that day would not be received into the iastitutiou until it was pronounced to be in a healthy *Me. All the eases were doing well, and the whole of the children in the school hail been revaccinate& The total receipts far the year had been 8,6131. 2•.; and the expenditure 7,2291. 9a. 5d., leaving a balance in favour of the institution of 1,3131. 12s. 7d. Tale report was adopted, and rule four of the by-laws was altered to the effect that any pence *attributing the dim of one hundred and twenty guineas shall have the rdine of placing one child is the institution betweeit a nd 9 years of age; and upon the payment of one h oo d un dred guilds., if the age of the childshall be above dider 11. The office bearers for the easel* year were then ap pointed, and the election of 30 children out of e lime of 127appro►ed candidates wee proceeded with. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Aria 23. In a congregation holden this morning at 10 o'clock, the following devees were conferred, viz. : Docros or llznynna —Henry Matthews Tuckwell, Lin coln Collage. Itionnon or Drarrry.—Bev. J. R. Richard Workman, Lincoln College. MAIMS or Arre.—Henry Lawrence Whateley. &Mal College ; •Rev. William Dawson and Rev. Godfrey Kingdom, Rader College • Alfred William Deer, Merton Callow Rdward Harris, 'Lincoln College ; Robert Mks, AU Goal; =11; Philip 8. Duval, Carpus Christi College ; John Rpm Christ Church ; Rev. Robert Everedr. , ej eg ini:e, malt Pepe , Colter ; David Replete°, Bt. John's Rev. Evan Lewis, Jesus ; Rev. Charles G. Foote; sad Rev. John Richard Verson, Maidallal Hall ; Rev. George Robert Aden; St. Edmund Hell; and Edward Ha es, at Allan Hell. Op AIMS " COMITATIS CAIMA.."--Cilarlol 0111 W Trinity Oollsge,Cambridge. Bacarron or AZT& —Marla Arthur Res, Reno. Col. kV. _ iIELN'I3 COLLO:IL—The eleetiOe to the VSollaCila et this college terminated todey u follows :-cholera Malen. R. F. Dale, and E. W. L Popham (from Radial College.) Ishibitioes= :—J. Fowler, Triaity College (flastlege Re- Make), and Messrs. Ralph Parkinson Lialleld and M. Mewl, ocenmour of Queen's Collage. THE ARCHBISROP OP YORK AND DR, COLINSO. The Archbishop of York has returned the fol lowing reply to an address, an the Colonic controversy, from the clergy of the rural deanery of Sheffield : " London, April 17, 1863. . . . "Reverend and dear brethren,—l gratefully thank you Per your welcome to my diocese, and for your prayer that I may be 'Wowed with strength front God to discharge my ditties amongst you. Let are beg you to coatinte your prayers far me, to Him who alone can prosper our work. Your amen repudiation of the opinions recently put forward by the Bishop of Natal is no more than I abinthl have attributed to you even if you had net thought it due to yourselves to express it to your diocesan. A bishop of the church has imputed to the Lord of Glory ignorance of holy things; has denied to wend books of the Bible all inepiratirm, even all historical value; has accused a prophet of fabrieatink these books out of mere legends ; tad these or !similar opinions he asserts that many of his brethren bold, contrary to the most solemn vows. That the clergy should indignantly deny this imputation et dishonesty is most return!. But this is more than a gump tion of consistency between opines sad profession. If the Bible were indeed such as Bishop COleDBO hue represented it, if oar Lonl were indeed the blind guide that he is described to be, quoting for the yen word of life the bawler fables of men, there would he no gospel left for us to preach. Not alone the Newhall deluge, but We fall of man late no, and the power of Jesus Christ to redeem us from in, seem to me to be involved in these deplorable speculations. You allude to the MPIMUIIII that may be possible to relieve the church from this scandal. I confess that it seems to me doubtful whether there is any legal provision to meet this ease, beset by peculiar difficulties from tke law of the co bey in which the Bishop of Natal has ministered. But I sfill hope that the judgment of his own conscience, which ma find no shelter in tecbMad difficulties, will relieve him from an inconsistency that must soon become intolerable. I am snare you will join me in praying that that relief may be found in such a state of mind i s may laid him express his abborresce of his present errors. openly to uwill believe that I have anxiously considered what steps should be taken in my °weakens to defend it horn such erroneous teaching. I cannot bring myself to newer your unanimous and emphatic protest, by forbidding 7041 invite th e Bishop of Natal to ablate( my diocese, for I am coefident that you and all the of the diocese are too widen for God and for e lli le Ntord to allow such a teacher to come atuompt ma. Were it otherwise, I should take every legal means to prevent the evil. But there are other mama of banish ing erroceous teaching. Let us prey more and study nose, that we may be able so to set forth to ear owe people the message of inspiration, so to hold up to them the life of the glorious Sou of God, that truth may be more acceptable to them than error. and may prevent it by pee-occupying soil of meu's hearts. So shall this heavy trial blessing to us and to the church, if indeed it has not already mta blessing in calling out main warm and able de o( the triatb.—Honestly desiring that God may bliss your label's., I am, he,, "W. Enos." - Tan EATS AOCIDZST TO • PASSENGER ON THE MIDISOROUND Itanwsr.—Dr. Imekester, the careen for entail Middlesex, bet metres reeareed the ioquiry at the No* Free Haspitsl, Gray't-ton-road, respesting the death el Charles King, who, as wee alleged, mist with an accident M tieKing'airm Maine through issulitieot time bales allowed for him to alt ht from a carries* at the Writs is wail* ite wee riding. The jeer were eatiellsd that the sae& dee. mom from so fault of the ootepasy, sad returned • verdict of " Death from natural mums. 'Wheat, Barley. MalM, OM& qrs. an gra gra. macin.rl;rls. Musileh mad Scotch, OM .. 0770 600 [Malt iio .. forelgu SOSO 8010 .. 53460 .. Total 1 9540 4010 5770 56560 660 1 10070 10070 LIVERPOOL COTTON k CORN MARKETS. • (rl4lll DAY.) (IT 'LIMEY AND INTERNATIONAL TEIXORAPIL) (mom ova OWN oowaroinisr.) Corroe.—There has been a good demand all the week for oottoo ; but so freely supplied by holders that prices remain unaffected for all deecriptioos. The unsettled state of cootioental politics is no doubt exercising a dulling ten dini. The market opens quiet today, sad probable males 5,000 bales. Colo.—Market moderately attended, and the busioess in wheat sad Hour is quiet, with prices still is favour of peeehasets. Indian corn dull. Egyptian beenasteady. Oats land oatmeal unaltered. ME EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 24, 1863. LATEST SPURTING INTELLIGENCE (ST ILSCTRIO TILLIGILAPH.) NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) £lOO HANDICAP PLATE. Laplclizt Rubicon 13 ran. MATCH. Bleak Lily beet Alehrmist. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOB'S. Heirloom e Secrile_e Columbine MAIDEN PLATE. Vat's ------- ••• --- ... •• Pretty Bird ... ... ... 5 ran. SWEEP6TAKE4. T.Y.C. Miss Emma ... ... ... Peru ... .. ... NEWMARKET STAKES. Br. to Morocco Onommader Tres. SWEEPSTAKES OF 100 SOTS. Tim Whiffler walks over. GREAT NORTHERN. 4 to 1 apt Frugal' (t) 10 to 1 U.rbaossr (off) THE DERBY. 40 to 1 apt Avauger (t freely) COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MA Rit-LANE.-(THD3 DAY.) Fresh up this warthog, the receipts of home-grows wheat, coastwise sod by land.earriage, were again very limited ; consequently the show of samples was small. The general condition of the supply, however, was good. Selected qualities of both red and white were taken by the millers at prime equal to Monday • but all other kinds moved off heavily, at late rates. There was a full average quantity of foreign wheat on the steads. Holders, owing in some measure to the decline in the value of mousy in the discount market, were firm in Wei . demands ; but the transactions were somewhat restricted at about stationary prima. Floating cargoes of grain off Fal mouth were inactive, but sot cheaper. For forward ship ment the transactions in produce were somewhat restricted. The show of foreign barley was moderate—of English very limited. Most deetwiptioua were dull inquiry ; never theless, no quotable change took place in prices. Fine malt eonunanded a steady sale, at fall quotations. Other kinds changed heads slowly, at previous rates. 05OcdenTind oats wore scarce:ixli VlieiTaliteirse well atippocted. Low qualities of foreign were heavy, at the late decline in value. ____ Beans supported former terms, but the inquiry for them wby no means active. The show of sampke was rattier limited. Most kind of peas moved off slowly, but at full prima. The dour trade was heavy. Norfolk and Suffolk flour, ex ship. sold as low as 295. to 31a. per 2801 ha The balk of the Amerman dour Dow in warehouse is out of oaoclition. _.---- - —.-. --- The sale for agricultural seed s WM somewhat heavy. Linseed was held ea former terms. Haps commanded ex treme rake ; hut cakes were very dull at the decline pre vioualy mused. CUERIANT _ FMCS& P Ir. WEI ". rineX,Went, red, new 40 to EA:i Solktri {l1`) 60 Norred _ 40 to 49 Per Qr. BAILti. Maltinwung . Grindbsg. ZS to 40 .. 28 to 33 .. 15 to 17 Reoteb. potato 24 to 26 Isiah, white „ black Siam. Mums. 29 to 21 Tick 2B te SI Harrow Pigeon 36 to 42 —._ " White Iftotra. .. 34 to 33 .. 18 to 40 Town nude, iStilllo 1 lbs.4S to 47 Household SO to 41 oentry Norfolk and Suffolk, ex ship t9 it 31 Puck. M. ish 17 a. to 11 a. Danish and !S O wed Bataan BLitt Deal& KCAL= MS to St brouit Com. White 2O to SS Yellow Puma. Trench, per sack 38 to 4?. •Iponlen, „ 28 to 63 American, per Int 21 to 28 Canadian, 21 to 22 INTO LONDON, BY WATIR I TO APRIL tit, INCLUQVIA SIIABE LIST&-(71118 DAY.) Two o'Cwm. The railway market is flatter to-day, in sym pathy with Collo,ls. Grunt Northern stock has declined per cent. ; Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and South Eastern, I ; and Loudon and North-Western and Great Western, k. Metropolitan shares are steady, at 12 to I. London and North Western stock is now quoted 971 to ; Great Western, 66 to ; Midland, 1221 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1071 to ; Caledonian, 112 to 113 ; South Eastern, 901 to 91 ; Great Eastern, 51 to ; Great Northern, 120 to 121 ; and Loudon and South Western, 101} to 102. Foreign and colonial railway securities are gene rally without change. Pluijaub stock is rather lower, while Bahia shares are inquired for. UILDINANT &NAN'S AND lITtIONA. Bb. IPd I RAILWAYS. rick, and 01 T I yke 640111Y.0. Baylis . Horrors, Meant:aka:C. ,Erlatol rad raster —. rOalodoolea Cork rad Doodoo Do. • A koliv. mill D D.o. la paid to E. iDobils sod JIMA Tao. DuarL,Portb, & Ab4.3n. lktlaborrktakd Oisdigow =ml asiak arts= lLW Do. 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Om limn Narita :rest Map (Limited! na. t 7 r3r, ent Ow• Italian Carrying (L) Italian Irriaatioo Canal Do. Bonds Mat Stuck DlNamat(l Wong Ti. (Lialted)- Ws. Us. Gem. Omnibus Madras Infirm & rc Monter. lb. Tel fT.•-• Vlet.Rail.. Car.. twee Natallasel&Oca.o*.(L) .4.sko.a Lleammiul. _ _ ft.l . _, q&t,.n'g Do. ?few _ • 0,001% d. V • X.Zealand T.andl.(Lbe nrit fMlMhl Oso Do. New Odin. In. qtrs. (Lha.,. Ottnnon Ons Peg Elver Lai& *b has. and Odom Now Re•bradald 8.4.41141 L i ll.b.rauou Ives Rio do Jan. ClZlia.a.. Do. Royal MA Sir . Scottlals Amd. Ds.ortw 3.Afrleso Amide Aitaindlaa Illabeirlai ALL Scrip .. ' ' to., do. orgsph to India (L r. • Ay. at Atutil..) FI. crost&Lo.Co.ti.Costo ', Too illatesn's rood 1 Pd 1 Cl. pekes. I Salim 97 ie I 8)9191 1 0 415, 71 4 30 31 116 119 3 36 .114! 37 10 6 6 pal! 6 61 pm! 60 65 1 Of db. 261 v 7 'di 48 60 ' 98 100 I 19 41 I i Oh' 1 If pm , tlf t.f I I t 1 1. 00 1 die per ei 1 Jur' 01919; I } •e see I did per.: 41 I 44 861 e di* par L 9 2d) 71 naul 1 21 tipss , If 21r. f 1 db 49 91 54 Sl id. 151 — — 9l Ca par 37 Pt Si 4 4 Fs, 61 ' 14 I ets 5 1 Sts , Sa 116 i ts i l pm St :I M es 4 111 i rag i Pal I A e dl. leo lei le le 27 MO I 4 le al d deb ie e ils 2 1= 2 I 1 xd II t pa 2 a i al Se 4 i fan pm 1 II is. a '3 I me du nu U 75 78 I. 18 pm it ct 19 II • • lig) so • lips 0 el - 11 °6 1 I la, a I 46 t 1 gm vs , Om I 16 11 I 30} MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two o'CLoow. Notwithstanding the recent reduction in the value of money, the stock markets are flat to-day, a cheek having been given by the tone of the debate in the House of Commons last night. The funds have sustained • fresh fall of g per cent. Most of the principal English railways are slightly lower. The foreign stock market continues to be the firmest department of the Stock Exchange. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 691 r. 30c., being * per cent. lower than yesterday. The scrip of the Confederate Loan (in which this is settling day) is quoted lg to 11 prem. for the new account ; Italian , Ig to 11 prem. ; and Turkish, Ito prem. Consols are now quoted 921 to 1, both for money and the account (May 7), and 92 15-16 to 93 1-16 for June. The official business re port is as follows:-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 4, 93, 921 ; ditto fur account, 921, 3 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 911, f ; New Three per Cents, 911, 4, ; New Two-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 76/ ; Five per Ceut. Annuities, 1081 ; Bank Stock, 234, 236 ; ditto for account, 2341 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1091, 3 ; ditto Bonds, 21a., 17s. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 1071, I ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 1151 ; and Exchequer Bills, 51. prem. Greek Bonds have risen 1 per cent. to-day, and the Turkish Loan of 1858, 4. Egyptian Bonds have also advanced. Mexican and Spanish Passive are very steady. Some of the present quotations are annexed :-Turkish 1854 Loan, 861 to 871; do. 1858, 68 to ; ditto, 1862, 691 to 701 ; the Consolidia, 471 to 1, being 1 lower than yesterday ; Vene zuelan Six per Ceuta., 58 to 59 ; and Greek, 29 to 1 ; Transactions are recorded as follows:-Brazilian, 1839 and 1859, 1004, ex div. ; ditto 1852, 1858, and 1860, 931, 1, 94 ; Certificates, 1001, ex div. ; Egyptian, 971, 4, 981 ; Greek, for account, 281, 291 ; ditto Coupons, 131 ; Italian, for account, 701; ditto Maremmana Railway, 751 ; Mexican, for account, 331, 3 ; Portuguese, 1862, 47/, 48 ; Spanish Passive, 30, 1 ; ditto Certificates, 101 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 681 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 701, 691 ; ditto Guaranteed, 1021 ; Venezuela, for account, 23 ; ditto 1862, 581. Mr. Philip Vanderbyl (of the firm of Redfern, Alexander, and Co.) and Mr. Thomas William Kough (of the firm of Jones Brothers) have been elected directors of the National Bank. Four' o'CLooc. Consols remain dull, at 92} to i, both for money and the account. Referring back to the 19th of February last, when the Bank rate was lowered from 5 to 4 per cent., it will be found that, while the coin and bullion have increased from 14,589,2221. to 15,387,1511. (as stated in last night's return), the reserve of notes Las declined from 8,990,5351. to 8,391,5251. _ . In consequence of the alteration at the Bank, the joiut-stock banks have reduced the rate allowed for deposits from 3to 24 per cent. The terms of the London and Westminster Bsnk, however, are only 14 per cent. for sums below 5001. The dis count establishments will henceforward give 24 per cent. (instead of 3) " at call," and 21 (instead of 4) at notice. . . . . . Various new joint stock undertakings, for home, the colonies, and abroad, are in course of pre paration, some of them upon a scale of considerable magnitude. Their introduction will doubtless be encouraged, and perhaps accelerated, by the fall in the value of money. _ . _ his understood that the new Turkish Loan has been very suoceesfuL The subscription list was closed yesterday, both in London and Paris, and it is esti mated that between the two capitals the applica tions will reach nearly five times the amount of stock offered. The subscriptions in France, how ever, having proved, as was anticipated, vastly in excess of those in this country, our money market will not be affected. One of the moat striking features of this affair consists in the fact that its success has beef accompanied by an entire absence of speculative excitement. The loan has never presented the attraction of a large premium, but has been principally taken for investment in France by subscribers fur small amounts, influenced by the prestige commanded there by the Credit Mobilier Society. The English subscriptions have probably been chiefly attracted by the considera tion of the benefits to be expected from the able administration of the Imperial Ottoman Bank. The Accrington has reached the Downs from Melbourne with 136,0001. in gold. The City of Washington, from New York, has brought 49,000/.; and the Hansa, 20,5001. The total by the three vessels is 206,5001. _ _ _ The amount of government bills on India for which tenders will be received at the Bank of England, ou the Ist and 3rd Wednesdays iu each month, commencing with the 6th pros., is rupees 70,00,000 (700,00014 in each mouth. The London and South Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,2061. over /set year ; the Great Western au increase of 3,6131. ; the North Eastern an increase of 2,9661. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire a decrease of 1,9.571. ; the Great Northern an increase of 2,2941. ; the Midland an increase of 609/. ; and the Man chester, She ffi eld, and Lincolushire an increase of 4694 The English and Irish Bank (Limited) have pur chased the old established braking and discount business of Messrs. Robert Gray and Co., of College-green, for their Dublin Branch, where business will be commenced on the Ist of July next. Mr. Gray, sen., will be a member of the Dublin bowl. The annual meeting of proprietors of the Provin cial Bank of Ireland is called for the 21st of May. The special meeting of the India Freehold Land, Colonisation, Trust, and Agency Association (Li mited), to confirm the resolution for a voluntary winding up will be held on the 14th of May. A spec meeting of the East India Steam Navi gation Company (Limited) is called for the let of May, to confirm the resolutions passed ou the 18th of April. • Vice-Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood proposes on the Gth of May to utake a call of 204. per share on the contributories of the Mercantile Guarantee and Assurance Company. Au advertieement has been issued, showing the progress of the sinking fund on the Brazilian loans. The Napoleon 111. has arrived from China with 802,700 lbs. of tea, and 70 bales of silk. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, April 22, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : Circulation issue 5=191,830 Increase £142,606 Circulation active Public deposits 6,316.413 Increase 547.137 Other deposits Government securities in banking department Othereacurities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments 15,387.151 human 157,914 Seven day and other bills 612,921 Decrease 7.119 The Rest Notes in reserve 094625 Leman 49,090 Total reserve (notes &coin in basking department). 9,236,844 Noma 84,389 The increase in the reeerve and bullion is of little importance, yet the Bank directors have now lowered the rate of discount. The addition to the government securities is 821,9501.., the Bank having purchased stock in anticipation of the liquidation of the 1,000,0001. of Exchequer Bonds maturing next month, and now held by it. , Zarz, ?forta, iad M LIT. 60 to 69 Llapton and Ware 60 to 68 Brown Okl sad Dew ... as is as Iselab, feed o999 l9 to 14 ems-*, to 28 91 to 43 Pow Per Qr. WHEAT. L 9 Dentsle sad Komp. berg ao to a kolock & Morales- _ _ _ 40 to 66 47 to 60 luadati. bard tort ABI;114eS11. red „ white adman( II to 28 Mifflin( Malang Uiia Dudek lye!" 17 to TB feed ARRIVALS OP GRAIN, &a, CARRIAGIL liAnd APRIL V MINCING LAND.-(THIS DAY.) Suoaa.—The market bee been very firm during the week, and.prioes have been well supported ; refining and grace qualities meet is request ; Mauritius mol d, grain., 36a. 6d. to 39a. ; Porto Rico, brown, 345. 6d. to 355.; low to extra fine yellow, 36a. to 46a. fid. Refined: This market hos also bees very active, and price. have ad vanced considerably, the lowest price of brown lumps is sow 465., with but few goods offering for sale. COM/. —The parcels offered have gore off with rather law animation, but nearly all that has bees offered has found buyers at steady prices. Plantation Gila, triage, 73a. to 79a; low to good middling, 85e. to 94e.; peaberry, 90e. to 94e. Native Ceylon, good ordinary to superior. 73e. to 77a. ; and Jamaica, good ordinary pale to middling calory, 755. to 88.. Cocoa.—Tbere is a very steady dammed at folly the pre vious value. Trinidad sold, gray. 52n. to 54e. 6d. ; middling to fair red, 60a. Cal. to 68e. dd. ; and St. Lucia, 46e. 6d. toi 43a Tca.—The public sales of China are passing off quietly. sold at Borne advance on the prices paid at previous r .s ifibr as sales. Other aorta unaltered. Rtes.—The demand coutiones quiet. COTTON. —The market I. Arm but not active. About 1,360 bales sold.. _ _ _ _ ' . Hear.—The demand for BAllliall is steady; prior ars =altered. JiTii.LThen is a goad demand, and business has been traosseted at Use full priors paid at the last public sales. Samna& —There ere buyers at full prices, but few alders noire' at some adesace ; sales in consequence are limited to 900 bap, at 375. 9d. for refraction 51. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Ms market is relic firmer toldsr. Town tallow is quoted 41s. 6d., set cub; Ysteisbars Y.O. oo the spot, 435.; sll this month. 435.; May to Jaya 435. ; 435. 6d. ; °Motile to Dommoor, 4‘. 6d. to 465. 9d. HID& MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Lasocersaw...—Hides.—Pries:s6lbs. to 641ba, 20. to 3d. ; 64Ita. to 721bs, 3d. to 31d. ; 721bs. to 601b5., 3.L so 34d. ; 8011 a. to 881 M., 31d. to 414. ; Nita to 9611 m, 4jd. to 444 . ; Hone hides, Bs. 6d. to 10a. 6d ; Calf skim, light, 2.. Od. to M. Od. ; full, 6s. Biamotrogra.—Sitsep skim, railed to —a —d. ; Half-brads, 94. 3d. to lOs ed. ; Downs, 7a. 04. to 9.. od. lambs, 2.. Bd. to 3a. 10d.; Illhosrlisp, Is. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Nowa. Pattenden aed Smith report the demand still iroprovieg for the better sorts of both English sad tore*" hops, at slightly advanced prices. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Will. End Hatton. 17s. 6d. ; Will. End Stewart*, 17a.; Walla End &math Heston. 17a. ad. ; Will. Eod Teak 17e.; Walls Zed Trinalon Hartlepool. 17e. • Walls Ead South Hartlepool, 16e. 6d. ; Walls End So uth Kenos, 16e. ; Walla Ead Haugh Hall, 13s. 6d. ; Walls End Hellos, 16e. 3d. • Walls End Eden 14. 3d. ; Walla End Go:forth, 14a. 3d. ; Walls End Hutton Lyons, 14e. 3d. ; Will. Ead Whitworth. 16e. ; Taadeld Moor Betas, 12e. 6d. ; Wort Hartley, 15s. 3d. ; Cowin. Hartley. 15s. 3d. ; Hastiass Hartley, 15e. 34.- 128 Alpo at ambit The Preston labourers reamed work yesterday, and an apraerance of the distarbarieee hes vanished. It in antrfaetory to know that of the sir persons who were ap- P id . tor takiai part, ia UM riots aot sae a factory operate. 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I Dona al ode's. i h 1... :I Is. liamiraiai 144, 84. Do. 4 p.ot.PrO. Yl• — 1,0011, Di Moat GM wit Ind • lO4 la 14i Laksi fwd.. 14 ST Ili 1, M. Katharine lOO 44 is al 110.114 .Southampton lOO MAN IL Victoria 6.11“ ii i Do Vim Oi 10.1 1 Ma par 111 f xd "I I 1011 len Ilif 97{ i :tilj Of 11l 12 1; Fa 9 4 a -•• WS 111 let I I Sales. RAO ./..• MON It • NAP ~d~.a,.. PROVINCIAL SEARS MARKETS. LiessPOoL, APRIL Iff.--Sales to-day —Orstat Lateen, an —Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1074—London sod North Western, 071 1 —Ms chaster. Shi•Meld. and Uncoils, 41—North Sri- Ush.so—Sonth C stern, 01: — West Mid., Otter (.1 1.• r cent. re deemable, 1201 - Birkenhead, 883—London and North-Western, Merthyr Trod. and A., SQ—Buffalo and Lake Huron. 4 1111-16 Great Wisdom of Canada, 11 15-10—Dutch ltherdsh, 1548 a and A. Ex. Bkg. Co. (Um.), !prem.—Mercantile and E. Bk. (link). 11.10 dls.—Albion Marine Jim.), I prem. - Queen bun ranee. 18s. W. preen.—Royal Insurance, 4 11-16 prom.—Union Marine (lim). 11 prem. Walsnanasu, Aran. ft—The sales to-day were of Stour Valley shares at 64—Stone Valley guaranteed, at—South Staffor. 'shire, 101. I la. W.—Birmingham Banking tkenpany, 27 —Dudley and West Bromwich Bank, 6e—Birmingham and Stafford Gas, 943 — and Metro ullian Wagon New at 16s. 11. prom. Birmingham Canals closed at 831 to 4; Warwick and Napton Canal, 104 buyers ; Britann.a Mllb , 3 to i dia.; and General Steam, 2S to 6. LIOCRIM7I. APRIL 23.—There has been a rather better mar tial and prices have been • shade firmer. Great Eastern. 511 — Mao A. 45 Great Nor hero A, 120 i 1 I—Great Western of Ca nada, 11 16.16—Illinois Central, 441 I—Lancashire and York shire, 1073—London and North Western. 974—blanch Orr and County Bank, 14 v.—Manchester. Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 44 314—Metropolitan, 121—Midland 1221—North British, 40. 1 —South Eastern, 911 1 4—Thames and Mersey Marine Is =ran .6, 21 p. Midland (New, 9.41. 2a. ed. p.—Oswestry and Newton, as—Dtstrict Beak, 161 p.—East Lane. Five per Get., Prof., 111—San Paulo, Paid up, 253. Tan B:anor or CARLIRLI. —Edward Ragan and John Squires, two eniartly-dresaed hawkers, were brought Were the magistrates at Carlisle on Wednesday, charged with driving furiously oo the highway, and thereby endan gering the life of the Bishop of Carlisle and other of her Nefeett'a subjects travelling on the road. It appeared from the evident's that on Saturday lent the Bishop of Carlisle, accompaaied by the Hon. Mrs. Welders's and their eon, was proceeding along the reed bet /sea Ruse Castle a nd Ranghten Read in a waggonette driven by his lordship's coachmen. On the way they met the defendants, who were driving two dog -carte in a furimui manner, one of them at tempting to pawl the other. One of the dog-carts came in contact with the fore-wheel of the waggonette, and wee upset. Ragan was thrown out and the horns fell upon him, a position from which he was extricated by the bishop, who with the other occupants of the waggonette were uninjured. One of the defendants' friends, who was thrown out of the dog-cart, had his arm broken. The bishop did not pram the charge, and the magistrates fined each of the defendants 10a. and expesees. A Pm:arms FREAX.-A few days ago, as a goods train was approaching the Itelkaham railway station, when near Lunch, the engine -driver observed R man sitting on the motels, some distance a-head. Although the whistle was pounded the moo did not get out of the way, and the whole train pawed over him. When it was brought to a stand-still, the guard went back, to pick up the unfortunate fellow, as he thought ; but was astounded to me the man *compering off auhnit. It seems that the foolish fallow had, out of bravado, hid himself does bets/sea the metals, in order to carry out an 'admired resolutioe, that "be would let a train peas swam 'lie, If he could." He foto be brnneht before'the magistrates for the offence.—Deviza Gezetk. It% 20 91 . ~r so , fr Si ral r I. a SAVE OP lIIOLAND.—As al we Vic., c 112. for the r PS, isaa. Isla lamed itTli, roil ‘llll 8A81L1N0.21.0 0 191 frogrietoW A 14,6011,1100 I.ls ;looms Public Deposits (is • Ittebeq., • Luke, Con ala. el NatLoial Debt, asici Div. _ 6,216,418 Other Depdta 14,7110,96/ 116996 46y NW Wier Bills 612,921 1.39,322,3:9 April 24 ISM end yarraene to the nee Ili ending en Wednesday, Ayell PARTNER. 1 liovaramiri data 611,•141011 er awarltlab 1446490 0 Gold cola sad Wi lke A29,191,81* lIIIPOI DEP/ PAII2IOIIIII. 00verMaield . . _ wrieja Weigitt AmTTier:lediri Oath - ender) £12,06E396 Other Ilethrethe 111.0114,138 Notes Gold sad Wu Go= 5L4,321 /79,5:;479 W. MILLER, Deputy Cashier. THIJIMDAT YVQIBG• Consols, which closed yesterday at e3toi for the 7th of May, opened this morning at the same quotation, and clewed at 921 to 93, both for money and the account. The official business report is as follows ;—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 93, 4, 93, 921 • ditto for account, 93, 1, 93 • Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 914, 4,1, 4, ; New Three per Ceuta., 919, 1, 4, 4, ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 764, 77 ; Bank Stock, 2344, 236 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1091, 1; ditto, for account, 1091 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 1001 ; ditto Bonds, 18a, 215., 18s. prem. ; Four per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 98 ; ditto Five per Ceut. 1074, 108 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 116, 114. The India. Five per ent. stock was slightly flatter, closing at 1091 to 1. The rupee paper was steady. India Bonds were firm at 18e. to 21a. prem. and Exchequer Bills at 2s. to 6s. prem. In the market for bank shares the tendency of prices was drooping, Alliance Bank, Bank of Queensland, Continental, English and Irish, Lon don and Brazilian ' London and Northern, and London and South African, being quoted rather lower. Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, Stan dard Bank of Africa, and Bank of New Zealand, however, formed an exception, being inquired fur and better. There was no alteration worth men tioning in miscellaneous shares. The shares of the Imperial Ottoman Bank will be quoted on the Paris Bourne to-morrow. This fact is interesting as presenting the first instance in which a strictly international undertaking has been quoted both at London and Paris. This is also the first occasion on which all the leading bankers of Paris have been induced to join the Credit Mobilier Society, in order to carry out an international banking project The shares have risen 16e. to-day, closing at 114 to prem. The shares of the Consolidated Bank were quoted 44 to 1 prem. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 9f to prem. ; Universal Marine , If to 14 dia. • Thames and Mersey , 211-16 to 13-16 prem. ; Nor th British and Mercantile, 164 to 174 ; Commercial Union, to prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, dia. to par; and Oriental and General Maxine, 1 to 14 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—British and Foreign Marine, to 4 prem., ex the new issue ; Petroleum Trading, to e t prem. ; Empire Marine, to prem. ; National Bank of Liverpool, 4 to 41 prem. ; Westminster and Southwark Bank, to 1 prem. ; Mercantile and Exchange Bank, to du. ; Panonia Leather Cloth, to prem.; Commercial Navigation of India, 14 to 14 prem. ; and Union Mann., 14 to 11 prom. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciocw. The mining market i s moderately active to-day. East Caradon shares are lower at 421 to f ; East Basset, at 89 to 91 ; and Wheal Seton, at 244 to 246. Wheal Ludcott, ou the other hand, are rather firmer, at 41 to bi. East Cart Brea are quoted 81 to 9 ; East Russell, 4 to 1; Roskearnoweth, 14 to 13 ; North Roakear, 38 to 37 ; Marko Valley, 8 to 1 ; Tincroft, 21 to 4, being fi rm ; Cook's Kitchen, 27 to 28 ; Great For tune, 36 to 37 ; Drakewalls, 21 to # ; Nortk Crotty, 4/ to 51 ; Sithuey and Carnmeal, 41 to # ; and Kitty St. Agues, 6 to Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit no variation. Port Phillip have changed hands at 11, and United Mexican, at 81 and 64. Telegrams received yesterday from Cornwall an nounce a fall of 11. lbs. in the copper standard. At the Lady Bertha Mine meeting ye;terday, the accounts, including the cost for March, showed a credit balance of 3454 Including the estimated expenditure for the uert three months, the account, showed a balance against the mitts of 8151. A call of 3s. per elm!e was made. At Hinptat DJWIIII two-monthly genera l meeting yes terday. th e amount. allowed a balance in hand of 427!. 17a. 4d., and an estimated balance in favour of the mine before the meeting to be held io July neat of 65/. 144. SMALLPDX IN LONDON. The Lords of the Privy Council having hail their attention drawn to the present very extensive prevalence of smallpox in London, hare, through their medial officer, ad dreeeed a circular letterof advice on the subject to the boards of guardians of the 36 metro) olden anima and parishes, aid are also employing a medical inspector for the purpose of personally communicating with the guardians .4 affected districts on the errangeroenta hest suited for the emergency. The guardian*, who, it will be remembered, are the local authorities for edmioisterieg the vaccination acts, are urged by the Privy Council to do whatever is in their power to promote vaccination in their respestive districts, and especially to educe the law which regains children to be vaccinated. The measures which the Privy Council par ticularly advise guardians to adopt are these :—L By comparoig in detail the register of successful vaecioatioas with the register of births, and, by making inquiry at elementary schools and other establishments having moray young inmates, to ascertain as far as possible what children are not yet duly vaccinated. 2. To give notice to the parents or guardians of such uovacoinated chil dem warning them of the present dative of smallpox, and retniediog them of the provisions of the law. 3. To see that its the local arrangements for vaccination every possi ble facility is given to the public, and that revaccinstme freely affiwiled to persons who properly require it. 4. Wherever there appears to be much general neglect of vac cination to cause public notice* on the subject to be exten sively distributed nod placarded throughout the district. 5. Coder the provisions of the Act 24th and 25th Victoria, o. 59, to cause proceedings to be takes for the recovery of penalties from those wents or guardians who, after notice, omit to have their children vaccinated, as the law requires. The letter of the medical officer of the Privy Council (No eludes by adverting as follows to the subject of hospital accocroundation: . . . . "My lords also direct me to request that you will bring under the particular notice of your board that at the pre seat time, when cues of smallpox among the poorer claws of society are arising io Loudon at the rate of many hun dreds per weak, the Smallpox Hospital, eves with the mistimes of other hospitals, ceneot give snore than a tenth part ad the accommodation required fer the sick. and that comeqiiently patients capable of spresdieg the diem, are wow either being detaioed in their own, often crowded sad unwholesome, dwellings, or are reosived into pariah infirmaries. where for the most part they one be but im perfectly separated from other inmates. And I am to my that in their lordship.' opinioe it in in the highest degree desirable for the purpose of arresting the present epidemis of smallpox, boards of roadies' in those di.triets where the disease is prevailing should, either separately or con jointly, take measures for establishing, ander proper medical advice, temporary hospitals for the exclusive reception of cams of smallpox." SRA IMPERZ CRLSIRATION AT STRATrOltb uren•Aron.—YesterdAy the rejoicings at Stratford.upon- Avon on Bhakeepere's birthday were not en extensive as usual, the committee reserving its energies for the purpose of celebrating with more splendour the tercentenary, which occurs next year. but they were none the less heartfelt. There wee a large display of the the of sll nations, and of some flags which belong to so tattoo kaolin. and in the sunshine a little booting goes a greet way in adding life and colour to the mesa The annual meeting of the Shakesperisu Club was held in the Tosru•hall, at half-past 12. Dr. Kingsley, the president, took the chair, and there were present Mears. K F. Flower (Mayor), W. H. Semmes, E. Gibbs, J. Atkinson, F. Kendall. . H. Brecebridge. It. W. Bird, R. H. Hohhes, W. G. Oolburno. sod J. 8. Leaver thee. sec.) le the after soca Mr. Juan Bessett read " The Merchant of Venirs," la the Blsakeepere Rooms. There was a very fair audience, sad the applause was frequent. In the evening the thirty. ninth anniversary of the Novel Sbakeeperian Club wee held at the Tows-hall. Mr. E. F. Flower, Mayer of Stratford upos-Avos. presided, and shout forty gentlemen sat down to an exoeUest repast. —Bo - miry/ism Oazdie. - - Importing tes without colour on the lest pre . ata tlta Maw pawing oft Wetter brown leaves at In the lona' kinds. liornonan't Tea Is uncoloured therektre *mays nod alike. Sold In &Isabela by tend agents.—&Advertleentaat.l It ive TIO. sat Lad sr's ;fTsa into the was and. c by e he Wad veer AU iked the ries took on The diva ri" ems pd Mir t ri a■ tbe TY* rt te red dell ea, Is 4s b 7 SS till 10, 1u 40.114.4 110. 00( 16,006 4/.444 WOW. /OW 6i16, let 4 LP T 5.000 16.000 140,ifts trl 10,000 ( II rt. 17: pri,44 ~~_~. .. ~+ 15 IS 84 35 I$ 111 112 11$ xd 93470 WI 9 41 411 86} r 3 i 7i 776 - 65 16 16.1 _id