The Express. — London, England, 1857-04-02 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (ROM ova OWX oonansroenair.) TAM& WIDNIIIIDAT IMMO. The Neufchatel Conference sat pin to-day. The first protoco l was p ne aplicid on this omission ; but no inference can be drawn from that fact that the di/Realties recently alluded to have been got over. There has bees a ecesiderable amount of grum bling in the bureaux of the Corps Legialatif against the new tax on railway shares and other negotiable jim mi e s ; but, according to present symptoms the opposition, when the debate opines on, will not be formidable. Some members made bold to say that, although the budget was so made out as to repro. sent a diminution in the expenditure, there is in het an augmentation of very many millions, and that if things go on at the present rate, the budget will soon be more than two milliards. The Em peror's mot about killing the goose that lays the golden egg has been repeatedly quoted, and it is roundly averred that the measure devised expressly to steer clear of this improvident sacrifice has missed its mark. The majority of one of the bum:, in cluding MM. Albufuera, Mortemart, sad Latour- Dttmoulin, pronounced against the measure. The appeal of the parties recently condemned in the affair of the Napoleon Docks will come on for hearing on April 23. The Express, Globe, and Sun, were seised to day. At the Bourse the contrast between the Rode and the railways was even more striking than it has hitherto been. The Renee fell 45e. for cash and 63e. for account, closing at 70fr. be., and 70fr. The rates of confirmation were very high. The railway market was again extremely animated, and although owing to the persistent fall in the Bente, the highest quotations of the day were not maintained, almost all the lines left off at considerably higher prices. Orleans rose 23fr. ; Mediterranean, 46tr.; Eastern, 10fr. ; Western, 7fr. Northern, Lyons, and Southern, Aft. each. Orend Central fell 2fr. 50e. It is noticed as a thing to be regretted that the great companies do not come to an understanding about the days of their general meetings, so that all the shareholders who desire to attend may haws an opportunity of doing so. The meetings of the Northern, Southern, and Eastern Companies are all fixed for April 30, at about this sass hoar, so that it will be impossible for the many capitalists who are holders of shares in all three to attend more than one of the meetings. Neriman Khan, the second councillor of the Per sian endessy, who left l'aris with the treaty signed by Ferukh Khan and Lord Cowley for the ratifier lion of the Shah of Persia, arrived at Constantin** ca the 21st of March. The next day he sailed kr Trebizoode in an English steamer placed at his disposition by Admiral Lyons. The persian dipir twist intended to proceed to Teheran, by way at Redout•Kaleh and Tiflis. It is calculated that he may be at Constantinople, on his return, from the 10th to the 13th of May, and at Paris by the end of that month. Newts (by way of Cadiz) has arrived from the ti/f of Mexico to die date of Feb. 23. On the Thid of February, a mart cannonade took place between the Spanish frigate /Permian& and one of the forts of Vera Cu,,u width had for the third time bad upon the frigato's boats while they wore gain mime kw water. no BEo4o[We:ice was still verysorienes Fish denumetrations against Spanish subjests bed occurred in the emit, where the authorities, notwith standing the positive orders of the central govern ment, were unable to repress the ebullition stpublie feeling. M. de Mirccourt, the rather notorious biographer, lea been sentenced to-day (by default) to 1006.. dereages, and a fine of Ma)fr. for a libel upon M. Mires. AUSTRALIA. ARRIVAL OF THE WHITE STAR. (rams ore owe CORAIIIPOWDZINT.) LIVERPOOL, WIDNEIDAT. This evening the White Star packet ship, Capteia Brown, belonging to the White Star line, arrive* la the Mersey from Melbourne, with 120 paseempas and 20,000 ounces of gold on freight. She left Pert Phillip Head January 15. The Donald Nl.Kay had arrived in 85 days; and the Tiptree, from Liverpool, had arrived. The Simla, Australian packet ship, arrived from Southampton in 55 days. The Royal Charter was to sail on the 17th ult. Them is no political news of importance. Gold was in active demand for shipment at pre vious rates. Price of gold, 775. to 78s. 6d. per es. Good supply, and demand brisk. Prices of wool hardly so good. A good dammed for hides. The summer weather had created a great climisel for light wines. The commercial intelligence from Sydney is not M much importance. roar has fallen in prise at Geelong. There was a great demand for all sorts of labour. THE BIILOITY ANTI-PRER-TILADE RIOTS. The Memorial 4 Lille says that several English ar who had come to Tottreal to take pert in a free-Inds riensta thought a prudent to knee the town secretly. The sesodatioa fur customs reform of Belgium called a mestiag a few days ago at Tourney, bat a dial:wheat* vas got ap spinet it, sad it could sot take plata In the Meat ier of Deputies on Monday, M. Veerheesr of dr rind potty, compleased of thie dlstartemoe se • Adolphe of the right of amecietios eat stride radag, able Y getesa teed by the cortfterea. The Misr et the heed,, M. Dederer, said thr wither roaraelas deur deer spire tee trade, the gonrater leatealet that the raise to question bed been pronnaled by a road, as Me emerries pereateed to throe the right of reellse. She war rat bed ordered r larestigetion to be isolated Mr Me re Star, sad it mould take care to prevent sialter didarieser he the tater sad, if secrearary, briag the mike of them Is justice. TILE iIERVITS AND THE CITIMME •ITILLEHTe— TIM Itemilvor de r A rode mays .--"• very curlews illesseary wag oath by the Englirb dust" the lets Mirk epee Ceres, est one which will eerie le iloalralls dr lira d Ora re et raillery. The bran whieb vet sere Sian dew dr English wards Ise, INA I. or iit Grafts lw,n the river, from whiff dee prima Li ban effigailia4 a battery et ri x rare phew it= et lbe war elleibe., the peculiar alma et whisk ihe Newlinet the akar in roomed etas dehrberet. Them arm war eirereil, mar the lesebbelea sies lik the = =wereerebil with Mare • melee et reolorw any posehly die- Aped. 1a ilie riddle ee of Gem orrerale woe • err% la newt, ad New lho err wee the are d 11/7 la Ream ham Ow ddr ems ma pi es herd Or slid% Gbe ewe lo Isabel ; Ile rime vow rib vita vies aboreede orb drew Se might at dna 'the dolor mita Gay bear h that et Ibe ft/me Kes r*. or etas woe mbar el ilasg Go Mier who ems ben is 11818. at haw 1721. Thio via woo lie arbor et estrel ihribr ✓ow the air awl % eirileil dr Gredie to hie ower, era amobrirl tlb.%er la Ihe Gumb oria, d Ids abeileher boa ON at Gs ler Arra wllli Gr aqierbandme der arm therby se Nog* ea lie la Malt o s e r ell* wort arrily." Ccientee.—By the sew set the c vemeeethee le web the easier sad earreil arm br as sweet per I. 196,W .N. Tim 001111TAIIVLAST Poucs IN iZELANDe-111111 MEd MOW is Se rem leil dopers tar the sweet Pee eltheeneimithey Gee. lATION.-(THI4 DAY.) The nomination for the election of two knights of the shire for the county of Middlesex took pima this morning on the Meetings erected in the llarkst•plos, Brentford. ♦ heavy fall of min diminished the &turfman', dish yes mostly composed of the lowest elms. Lord Chelsea, who arrived first, appeared to be the favourite, sad the perms present got up a feeble cheer In his bar:. Lord Rohr' Onevaior, on In antral, wan guested with it. cap or " Who dint up the public-houses r' and "No illandsy NIL" . . Lord Crimes cams le an unpretendisig two-horse Mid' • ; his rivals deem up to serrate nacre, with postillions nod four hones. lord Robert Orman was otoompanied by Baron Lionel de Rothschild, Alderman Wire, Mr. Hsabery, mad Mr. 8. Morley. The presiding rims were the sheriffs of London and Midst/ear (Mere Mechi and Keats.) The usual formai tin having been gone through, Mr. Merit Memel appealed to the electors as Englishmen to give every or a fair hearing, sad to salt him in the arum of his duty. Big WALTIII BTramigo proposed Lord Robert GrOnenOf amidst Mess sad groans, sad air of "Pay the ringer for the last ratios I " sad "Tarn him out I " Bir, Walter, despite the Interruption, cantered that the noble lord had mall weed him coastirents; his performers had realised his perm his peat lls. hie preforms, his actions his wore end there was oonsegnently ao amenity for • moil of the anion. (Oh, oh, and air of "We know all about Orcerrator well anomh.") Having reviewed the po- Mabry of the country for the last Mr year, Sir Warr earsomed his makers that Lord Palamtoo dur ing that prod had shows himself worthy of supper. In the hour of trouble the noble bed bad ors Irma to pilot the vessel of the Mate Into sale wars, and it was as • supporter of Lord Palmerston that ha now proposed Lord RAM Groomer% (" Why be voted against Mr") Lord Pal merros was the tried of Rho people from the Queen down to the humblest preen; the terror of foreign demote, and the dander of the national honour, and he was as. the rectors would ams their own Interests, sad do themselves honour to Mara Lind Robert Grosvenor to import as Migrated a raker. (Cheers and hires.) Mr. MONT0011•111r, • meant' 01 the toasty, roonded the emanation of Lord Robert Grosvenor, and reminded the electors he (the noble lord) bad served them well for up ward' of dem year. The noble lord. besides looking after the miasma welfare, had never neglected the local interests of the toasty, and it would be the height of ingrained' if this reset straightforward liberal were new rejected. (Cheera)._ Baron ROTISCIIILD laid he wee maxima to address a few words to the dodoes Gs behalf of his noble Mead Lord Hobert Orceveaor, boa Kr. Sheriff Medd intimated to the hasoniable leather /or away of Lesion that it would be mere is order if hie observations trete made deer all the ma. iNdsten had beta duly mini& M. Ron. Pows at the demi so elestorg rieetrefi hsllea 'd the lataur re wild Ma far thin co adde by keeping op cestiaad weer elkile he warn Mr. Asir Mica!, New, teeny, eigthemen Lee Iwo. Mr Pis • Yeeme—Oh, give hire a brie dot& Mr. tetwa4u. enii It !as beanie he weal=lllo billimilot donate at Lod Chelesm — tMie repaid him Or tb wasity ; re aril sirens' wort one their ma* orl their Meal herr is sn emeseepromning and hobs* Orillmo Is moo him sleds& ("Oh, oh.") . - 11 r R. M. irmarra, ihs horlior, messied Viscount Oldesele asides, awil that he& lord Robert thenranco sr Mr. Manarmy woos be •= 4 ll .4 eks Brits roineyas Be aretirdeet i ere l sant sailmi the egrwer et Pigmy In all lie Wier halm (Glrm) 31r. J. MOBll3 roped Mr. Nritharg, awl la dreg se erred M th e matted et a .tetra gswg at renglem Ord be a togged webs boo; alenning That Tlessur Orem MI Ur& the awkward trod at Ids IBMS eirmat totik lie M inteempt the proamillp d roe dew. Ot erre Bit Air way served be mew ihe Irmo, le*mirghit wit at.,. the din, he bid the* he peeresd Mr. Illsokary as a supporter of Lind relsamotsw. ow alerene OW a steady aims* Is =Nstri all sterreforwerd sod gales rend be. The °aunty et MINIM= rest wed ma is Derr, bat it was dander be suppose in stir% Maw he put up with the regime/ Mr, of gt. g ben tsarms seesibil the neleinaden °llk. Banbury, thr he weer Ors a o= e rzest rwerse adoilitell le * l or lOW aselo paled program at the rers. Ns. Ilisakerf was la et a hop mba r= die Onsei, =err et dr Wet Al though alam lms adri lu t Pubr & hie s itZlit, M a r d i tr b ado7 ear oMmerge. ..a f ter the et arch rates dwor• tat iwr Ormemess Ora peserlat himself in on sehelbutlags, rah worbeared hes i tem :it= on the prt d didlemlod =lifter mid bitenemelebsw. More ars thamselme Lens, reaps. err awn w at hug* .1011114 and the aside lord rseared with llas adlirses. H. me be wei=zr ...rimed by ell drib dmereleOlia. edme be lewd • Jobe as well es say tar, bat be mum Tarsi O. Ales OM the bet of Aril was over, end they Li sew some together be teat • weber boron. H. earl well ..total and MINS all the seise that now ' rested dam, became et caw time needy the whole of the =railed be inlnpnaset the same which be bed Orwarill es the subject of spewing public houses a=miley. Ne dart that =alum stet with improlarity ; hut be hoped he should bo • abri a s=a armlet smart of the bill te that air a isste ts. per .. rob, oh," end a voice, Lt Irak to the esperiers.") Tbe maim tops go s tia and Russia west het thrown ire the iris Mose meld roles while mord their ellerlen at the rot rasa ; they were et isa awl Marie, Mil sew esir sitnatlea wes shiest redly Mr up with re rms. of tea. Be bard his ere IS 14. Celaw's motion had relied sere Ilmitokoilen, big ha WM pretty contest M mot MI dross et Or its apes ths "rim of Rum) wit terra the meas. Tier sperhes mie be gar% while the sabsernot erns et the *Ord the government iced ad the tidow dierre might have bees suomedully Immiedst raid a elsomme he ones An ellidi_ moo wee ben heisted up aliew the beads of Or sent lie end : "Id anis lied—llay the dilferenc• of aphis newer else annyttier) This le the °sly day en shish ma Desiehnew enn to his mind, and a i I bow a sow 11MbliallitA aloha be to God, I say we ought le ban the baba the wehresinires the& pensition, pertaselsely is die esonly." Lod hoax= Onarnores Awned in imply an this wee sit Iht hie Amur ; be wee a pennon et the beat. g.„.• 1 • 0 sod •••••••) Wen t 3lx wend net bear pestrie they would end kr Wet meee le wadi spook ira. isperses. (Clesere.) pont inomeast woe a=re Md. wow- I awe of • mike= sod narked st dr 4 .411. k. is _ .k . titil s6 had 1 observed On dr gisibms she el4 Closesil Il i = lied with kh lehm provided fir be seined to pro•lie hr Mot ader hk derli._ Me wee ina Mmidhow lend es hoed end her fee • Say !!.... , ..ik.:0.7 -. 1 4:.,„! .1..! L-. 44". ! , -1, who, h; trio eilltited to have the emblem of mortality banded up le Mr.) The wish hot laving damned of the Chloe 9u , inbreed to she nereee. He rid he woo Es saw odo kr he wits, tool diring the hat parliament he voted kw seam* inarmise with that view. Not nth lid with that, he, to leninexion with Mr. Locke /tine, brought in a hill to mbar the qualification almoner voters. bi g He wee Tony rains le porky of election. (A yoke, "Oh, aerie Wed not; en rem firer.") Howie aillin•A le see the emilMene as well as the voter, and with that It be het le beet to reduce election ex pires, m Ihei &odd not depend eo much men temilL up 4 • who spoke and heaved the afro Ike of alt threeinarter. esesheded by amyl, hot of the worldor :I= In any way append te awl god Imlaynaerefen. He almall gob Goya ef the seodk sone short return mode is Issesol he eine ferheenhitere Mat' he had hose he the het alma Townie Se eire of the nobler lord's minus the wpm burn wan then ever, erns women appeerft la Me mend, el* hennas on ' nolo, mid beating • *Nerd, milt cl i sim ik. upon it, directed eeoluit the noble helothms It se " Mam ma of the. Honirropethie Viscount CH11•1.11 •••1 42.1 •111 b 3 mad, Ind was received with cheers. He promoted hi. to the aledors of Mid- Ibex net ea a try of the eye M Omen Anne, but am a liberal conservative of the Min of Queen Victoria, and, bibs a disciple of the We Sir Robert Peel, they rod entertra so apprehension that be WA/ in soy way opposed le the India of the people (Cheese.) Timm emeariniess wee or emend le an extension of the denshho. hot whet they meshed IMO • well-dimeded nernwe ef yeedieseratery ',hem, sod soh a orietwe he he l es e= so wise le adowele pose and with the hessideded severity of the exasky. it kr. Hisao= elleinel the most sea* emd priest imering of the dose andlinks. He Willie err kr wad se one Ike and inermis of the sandy; had • lean an bum waft is sr hews* he shunt set hen eked neon le 1111 ep the asp. nom) H. a m m rrn i l i l e i = = Zee e en z i „brie b tt of Ihe emir die the mow in whin he bed me Om* fhb linedis wee. NO ono a utio of =on Inn at mg plies; he makers,, lmt net reek ;he a,anseey, ler an alopmdessa Suck were bh isin va s end suck, le Wined, wen Mw of Ind Paimenen. (Chaos.) With re- mod le dare wiatiots, he woo maxims to on dna inn node spdosel ; if that mold not be dent he 1 Dudes BMWs Dam Adrift 173 986 168 lIOU'III DERBYSHIRE. 410aalit TO !LEVIN. Ems . Colvill . - in Clown Stanhope HEREFORDSHIRE. OVA=III TO ZLITZI. Cot!srell BYkaacce 118 Et., 113 IRNED.-THIS DAY. YORK (EAST RIDING). Holborn sad Dune°lobo. No opposition. NORTH NORTHUMBERLAND. Would= and Loniao. No oppooltioo. TRALBR. O'Connell. SLIGO, BOROUGH. Wynne and Romer —Shend refused to giro the state of the LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF ax ADIIIIII.-Tllll ---.. - -..-..-. This wee the sdkonnesd esanaination meeting ia the ow et Imessl fir Whir, of Ware and Hertford. The asinals, lila Yee already appeared in detail In the ZrArslew a Mel liability of shout 190,0001. r o ,Lawsaneta be the &wipe* asked for an adjettrn weed on meant ef a serious error which lad beta disee vend in the Inehinpt's bilenseediset. H• had het 000 f. to a pan. dews es Caps& Jelnelese. eg the petite In tie Mt et Ilay Johnetensa Int Wad ef enewing this as a hnnlie hod carried It to permed empesditttre and other has& lisewary had only hun mule within the lit borate the pest .sepsis. of Mr. Thom.. ,the as and Mr. Whitmore the Mick! worignoe. No fn.- dint Mat was imputed le dr bankrupt.Adrhenieed (llrtee dia r. Canneksioner Evans) 11.11 I!OILVIN9 1111/.1.0._ This ;Te11i.7..1:;e6. - "W1ZZi;1i.:4:741.4.1m deateßmi as a Osier, d Shoe-lwas. very hw pewer most le be aware se Oa imestise tads, Pte' Ibr, after Wordiest or damn* It bad boa auresisel fa Ye toasthma as isesdag la As else et "Naimess." No womb bovisig low 1114 ma attleurneset twee mocerary, was unbind. THE POLICE * COURTS. THIS DAT. WORSHIP-STREET. Will w R.;;;;i1t;Z:iii;;;;:i man wife, both known to the °facers of this court, but the woman in par- Under sa • notorious shoplifter, wens charged, the former nit bell concerned in the commission of a burglary, and Tabu, of 14016. of cigars, value 801., and • quantity ad ta bus" asd the latter with having some of the property In lu pasoindon with a guilty knowledge. On the 14th ult., the premien of Mr. James Freeman, • matheller of cigars, in Whitmore-place, St. Juhn-atreet reed, 11/11110 entered and the shop ransacked ; but not any clue was (*kilned to the depredators until last night, when N division, went to 106, Britannia-street, City rord= found in the prisoner's apartment a quantity of twist and Cavendish tobacco, a centre-bit wan taper, putty-kaiie, a pair of false whiskers, threo velu m/As stork and two large black bags, need by thieves her the senswyanos of booty, In one of which was a small ponies if Sallee Inf. A dry was slur found, and this new swan Is pasliwir—lt being his own make. li. distol ' e m te dmi Llug idea this u at l i n m g e l t i h rr e pjfe7, 4 : wen 82 N saw lin inn • mart adjoining his residence end Roamed him a We g tun rattle, when he ultimately wee eas by two of the 0 division. The Milli dead knowledge of the bat mlary, averring UM ha puellled the Mum found from • sailor in Ratcliffe bitigabase • month past. ninssee we remanded for the completion of esidenek THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 2, 1857. 111411114.1maii dila. Me was taw gressning fibs es arL et irk red is webs try to ohseelis. Mete emit le ow Imps. an:L=LIC27II,I.B the sot Isy • sib wig id la ipso day (Mom) Ille ba ben ilsdpoisi lbw " Ism et lkiek-lane," WS be bibsed Woe Ms aw le dosed is soil bert ' wail be boil Ise n ta is twin. (LIROW) Wit lo shw isle a slei rwelirso—(sh—sid I e till be yes samehall weld be tit needbleseir sad Lent Robert likerwier, their fill sad hirlried reprints (Cbows.) Tits thew et kri 11110 Om ibis NM dinned by is sheriffs to tes is inn et Led fibre theevewer sea Ni. A b iasses dansaid sad Mewl Is Wm pies as Nestlay next. Maths wets sin-wards valsiblir dot% and the pro tarnioated. t n gs day arinnowil is mit onidisl the crowd blouse so aggregated as to Ifs the glob et ile sibetvimen POLLING.-11111 DAT. 111ONAL IIILIORATII.) SOUTH MEL Qo•11 PAW NM Brameton Wink6old Smijth 434 NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE. 110•111 TA TO IMMIX. Alf 6a6 Chad Buller 7OO 11A1J-PAST 0711. H. ti -- - Mawr Rust 896 929 EAST KENT. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. EMIT ELLITAIC TILZOIATII EPSOM.—Tn IS DAT. I.:MERMAN PLATE. Florrow •• New Brighton.. •• Huuuw • • • • ins. ViOa tog... BALAK LAVA STAKES. Spinet •• • . •• W i oodtaitio .. .. .. .. CITY AND SUBURBAN RANCICAP. Adams .. .. .. •• Wardermarske.. • • .. • • TWO-TEAR-OLD RTAKES. Half a man . Inl'esehum, Oirl, Wreathe, Oreathank Royal Lillydale, Sister to Marrow, fby Roberti O. ...ba;s 7 raerietts ‘t i c tb o z, Hinton Capella, e by Mom— Okadnee, and e John o'Oatrt —Moonshine ars kw PAlD.—Neva, , and Chantuttnix. METROPOLITAN STAKES. Two mike and igniter. Fisherman, Wialtdold, P PeadlL oi nal, Prime, Cockatoo lit. Giles, Nightshade, Janet, Dusty Millar, Sir Colin, Dliellollll% Dandas, e Epirus—Elixes dare, Fright, and Gorniebalioff, and titans. Oman ARRIVALII.-Bpmet, Inspiration Polish, New Brighton, Squint Watt, Little Benjamin, Ruth, Maid et Perth, Little Sent, Flamm, Stemma, Huntington, Cora', Schoolfellow-, Madame Cliequet, Patcher, Heroine, Bhep hertlete, The A bboL Whiteustlde, and Mimi Curl. Ground very sticky. PAID LATEST BETTING. CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP. 4 to I opt Wardennerata 6 to I St. Oils, METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. 2 to I apt Daktaatara 6 to 1 Plebenotta 7 to 1 Otlrs. A WOMAN BURNT To DEATH IN BPEINO-OAI - Marley Damao • awit Y Xr. Spars din. No. 111, Illpriespedeme. bird vielme memo se Len ce hs t r besee,sed ea mike up mink di IMNIMM •1 awe lbia imeer, ebb ler deem In Ils Wl eolobsee is sueseist Y rift oat the Imo, bra meal ale lei bees MI MEW ad dr &Ida hw Iwuni aftrowis. Its pm as mom ad ase mew ler nem mai* Is vigils bew ibe bolt ea Ow SHADE LISTS--! Two o'CLoot. Railway stocks show a general decline, owing to the rise is the Bank rate of discount. Tlwi fall in most cases averages i to 1 per sent., but the market at this reduction still evinces stmdinem. Grand Trunk of Canada, as well as most deserip tions of French shares, have declined. Foreign lines are generally Batter. OIDDIART IMMO UM ROOM M. I PL I aalm ""' I rer Er len "4" wis Frair lis. .....- al iiIIIL g i i =a4 I 11116111. La ker. Jim las blot sea Oat...—. — Si N le . U SI 14 II II 9 IS IS U II ..10. • lawman. IS Midler sad Ileirliia: -. .... II are ad Ibilid Jur ill Ciart. Pork i Mord. l. IS ..Avail= .---. IS Owen Usk% awe • .. le Dis. 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Id n e•t 47i 7 It IS pia u• TURAL COMPANY. This afternoon a special general meeting of the stove company was held at the I.oodon Tavern, to receive the report of the committee appointed at the animal general meeting on the 30th January last, to consider the report then presented to the proprietors, and to consult with the directors on the general position of the company's attain. The chair was taken by J. H. RAVIIIISNAW, Esq. The leading pumps of the report of the Committee of Consultation ,have already appeared in our columns. The paid-rep capital of the company to no less than 3110,0001., and its territorial possessions extend over 690,702 acme. The committee allege that the hone stock, which cost large sums, has so deteriorated as to be nearly worthless that the abase, which represent In the company's books a value of at lout 130,0001., ate now worth seareay 6,0001. ; that large numbers of the cattle have been altogether lost ; that Captain Brownrigg's management has been in other reepects of the most unsatisfactory and unremenerative character; that the system or accounts is glaringly Le and altogether unintelligible; that no audit whatever has taken place of the colonial accounts, which comprise by far the largest poetket of the company's disbursements ; and that the reports of the new superm tendon. /dr. Arthur Malmo. form " a painful tumults of extravagance, utinfasnagement, and even of peculation, which, through the neglect of previous superuttendents, has been practised on the company's property." On the appearance of this report a movement Wall set on foot for replacing the whole of the direction, the follow ing requisition having been numerously signed We, the undersigned, shareholders of the Australian Agricultural Company, having read the report of the Committee of Con saltation, have come to the conclusion that it is inconsistent with the interests of the company that tho management of the company's affairs should remain any longer in the hands of the resent directors, and we therefore call upon them to re MCMAIRMAN weed that before the defence of the directors was entered into, Mr. W. F. De Salle, the chair man of the coremitlee, had better address them. Mr Da S.ttte who was received with cheers, then entered into the various details of the report, justifying the conchs dons of the committee. He was speaking when our report left. The attendance of shareholders was numerous. 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Iliebank! all 10,100 lOC Va dames Lee/ lOO 400,01 St ilrictrais Duke SCAN SD Do. New , 14 COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. BrOAlL—Then baa not been a public male to-dey, but the demand by private contract continue. good, and full price' have been paid. Refined lumps 64a. to 66.. 6d. Corraz.-300 Was common native sold in public sale, chiefly at 60.. ed. Tee.—The letter by the Chine mail were received this morning but vre have not heard of any tronmetions to re port to-day. Corrott.-270 bales Madraa sold in public sale at nil. to 41(1., and 230 bales Surat cold at sd. CoTrox.—The demand baa been active; 1,000 bales sold. Row remains lbw. Aistowzoor.-81. Vincent's sold at 6d. to 61d. Piusfero his declined id per lb. CAIIIIIIA V ace Sold at full price., 20e. 6d. to 315., accord ing to TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. Tlss market is steady. In Petersburg Y. C. on the spot the. is nothing doing . for April the quotation is bis. 9d., and for May to Jame, Ws. HAY MARKET. - THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade without alteration. Prime meadow hay, 60s. to Gds.; superior ditto, 70.. to 80. a; inferior ditto, tree. to 695.; rowen, 60e. to ; clover, 70.. to 100..; second cut, 00s. to Me.; straw, 245. to 295. POOR RELIEF.—This morning was issued a re tam showing the amount of money expended for in•inainta name and out-door relief in 624 union. in England and Wales during the half-years ended Michaelmas 1856 and 1866 respectively. From this statement it appears that the total amount at Michaelmas, 1833, was 1,981,806%, and at Michatimm, 18553, 1,961,0271., showing a derivate In the latter half-year of 20,7791. MELANCHOLY DEATH OF A LADY.-It is OUT palatal duty to announce the death, under most distressing circumstances, of Mrs. Wylie, wife of the Rev. T. J. Wylde, of North Wraxall, and sister of John Heald, Esq., of Orittleton Home, neer Cliippenham. The de ceased lady bad been suffering from illness for some time past. On Monday morning, about two o'clock, her hue band left her in bed, and went into an adjoining room. After being absent come time, he perceived a smell of smoke, which appeared to proceed from the room which he had quitted. It. ran to the door and found the room filled with smoke, so much en, that he was totally unable to get in. The other inmates were immediately aroused, sad the alarm was given to the neighbour'. A large supply of water was procured and thrown into the room, which, to some extent, cleared away the mob,. A man, named Fullm, a deputy-surveyor of roads, then succeeded in getting late the room by crawling on his knees, when he found the ' unfortunate lady sitting us • chair in flames, and quite dead. One of her hands was raised and clutched the bell-henale, neer the Ere-place, es thm& she had endeavoured to ring the bell. She was burnt almost to a cinder. There was a fire in the grate at the time, but it is supposed that the got out of bed, and that her clothes caught Ere from a taper which FAA also burning. The coroner's inquest was to be held yesterday (Wednesday). —Bad. CAromde. LONDON GENERAL OMNIBUS CONPANT.—TraeIe receipts for the weak wading March 28, 10,2671. 13e. MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. RISE IN THE BANK RATE OF DISCOUNT. Two o'CLocz. The Bank of England Directors have to-day raised the minimum rate of discount from 6 to 6k per cent. The measure having taken the public by surprise, the effect upon the stock markets has been considerable. The fluids have fallen about per cent., and in English railway stocks a reduction of to I per cent. is observable. Coneola were first marked 331 for the Bth of April, and arc now quoted exactly 931. For money the price is 931. Bank Stock is marked 222; Exchequer Bala, March, par to 3 prom; ditto, June, 6s. to le. dis. ; and Exchequer Bonds, 981 to 4. Foreign stocks are generally weaker. The bales re corded comprise Brazilian Old Fiveper Centa.at 100; Buenos Ayres Bondsat 851; Mexican for 17th inst. at 231 and 231; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Ccntv., for account, at 761 and 77 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 18453, for account, at 451 ; Rus sian Five per Cents. at 105; Sardinian Bonds, for account, at 901; Spanish Old Three per Cents., tbr account, at 411; ditto, Deferred, for account, at 251; Turkish Six per Cents., at 971; ditto, for ac count, at 98, 971, and 971; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, at 1011. • We do not hear of any withdrawals of gold from the Bank yesterday. In some quarters an opinion pre vails that the efflux of gold for the purchase of silver has reached its maximum for the present- There is at the same time every probability that the require ments of the Bank of France will henceforth be much more moderate ; and some considerable supplies of gold from Australia are now fairly due. The revenue returns were viewed with decided favour. The government balance at the Bank is so large that no deficiency bills will have to be issued. Considerable speculative business took place yester day in Mexican Bonds, consequent upon the allega tion in the advices from New York, that the State of Sonora, which is understood to be rich in aurife rous indications, is to be sold to the United States. This intelligence, if correct, implies a fresh step to wards the final dismemberment of the Mexican Re public ; but the question that excites the interest of the bondholders Ili whether any portion of the money will come into their hands. The half yearl y dividends, falling due the Ist April, are now 'deducted from the quotation of Brazilian Five per Cents., Peruvian Three per Cents., and I)utch Four per Cents. The failure of Mr. N. Zigomalas, a Greek firm engaged in the corn trade, is announced ; but the liabilities arc not believed to be considerable, and the loss will probably fall chiefly upon houstre at Odessa, Marseilles, 8:e. The opportune supply by the steamer La Plata from the West Indies and Mexico, about 334.7001. in specie and bullion, will not be deliverable for some days. The amount of gold brought by the Orient, from Adelaide, is only 400 ounces, worth 1,6001. The amount of silver engaged for exportation to India and China, on the 4th inst., by the steamer Colombo, is about 600,0001. It remains to be seen what addition will be made to this sum. Shipments can be effected until to-night. Of late there has been an increased disposition to ship bar silver to China. Until very recently the remittances to that quarter consisted mainly of dollars. We understand that during the last month or so large bona fide purchases of French railway shares have been made on English account. These invest ments assist in explaining the flow of gold from this aide. In the corn market yesterday the reduced rates established on Monday were nominally current, but very few sales could be effected upon these terms. The number of grain cargoes that have arrived at ports of call since last Friday is 19, of which nine consist of wheat. The Letehardt has arrived in the Downs from Shanghai, with 461,800 lbs. of tea, and 1,221 bales of silk on freight. In the report just issued by the directors of the Great Western Railway Company of Canada, the dividend recommended is at the rate of 9 per cent. per annum, as already intimated in the Express. The report afford, much valuable information rela tive to the arrangements for a mutually beneficial interchange of traffic between this line and the Grand Trunk of Canada and other railway com panies. Creditors of the South Sea Company, which is now being wound up, are required to send in the particulars of their claims forthwith. WEDNGDAT EVZNING, The funds experienced an unfavourable reaction of per cent. to-day, owing chiefly to the drain of gold from the Bank, which seems to have induced an idea that the Bank directors may raise the rato of discount at their weekly court to-morrow. In the leading monied circles this afternoon, however, this view was altogether discountenanced. The announce ment of the arrival of a gold ship from Australia, and of a large supply of specie from the West Indies and Mexico, tended to impart more steadi ness to the market in the afternoon, but failed to induce any rally. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange some flatness also prevailed. The more speculative English railway , stocks show a fall of to I per cent. French shares, however, closed rather higher than yesterday. In the discount market there is still a steady de mand for money, and full rates are exacted. The 4th of April is now close at hand. In the Stock Exchange money continues in good request, at 6 to 61 per cent. on Consols. Consols, which closed yesterday at 9:3i for the Bth April, opened this morning at 931, fell to 931 to 2, and closed at 93 9-16 to a. For money the last price was 931, "sellers," and for the 7th May, 94k, "sellers." The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 932, 932, 931, 93}; ditto, for account, Bth April, 931, 932. India stock, 221. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted par to 4e. prem.; the June Bills, to. to Is. ; and Ex chequer Bonds, 981 to 99. India Bonds were dealt in at 38. dis. to is. prem. Turkish Six per Cents. declined about 1 per cent., closing at 972 to 98. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were last quoted 10Ik to 1, being lower than yesterday. Other foreign stocks present no new feature. At four o'clock, Russian Five per Cents. were quoted 106 to 8; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 96 to 98; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641 to 651; ditto, Four per Cents., 96 to 98 ex div.; Spanish De ferred Three per Cents., 25 to 1 ; the Old Three per Cents., 411 to 1; and Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Coate., 77 to 78. The steamer Orinoco, which will leave South ampton to-day (Thursday) for the West Indies and Mexico, has on freight 86,4881. in specie, of which 60,7881. is gold, and the rest silver. The steamer Teutonia has taken out 68,000!. in gold for Rio Janeiro. MINES.-7HIS DAY Two o'CLocK. The home mining stock market remains extremely quiet. The only transaction reported in the Stock Exchange this morning is in Alfred Consols shares, at 24. In other respects there is an entire absence of feature. Nouveau Monde shares meet with some inquiry, and are marked 2s. 6d. In United Mexican busi ness is reported at 31„ the market for this stock being steadier. WEDN FEDAT EVPNI NO. Very little business was done to-day in home mining stocks, the market remaining very dull. The chief feature was a further decline in Great Wheal Alfred shares. In addition to the transactions recorded in the official list, Wheal Margaret shares were dealt in in the Stock Exchange at 773 and 781; North Roskear at 1073 ; and East Alfred at 2 and2i. Ifs(,. 10 IN 11i a►i! MI II 111 teli i i i Sli it I $ U. I N. I 'Ai 131 I In id 3.. II 16 TO I I 6 ITT &“ 344 II vei HI ile eli !el ii THE el 14 li es 14 li II N 4 IN IN II • • 9. illle Nte IN MN lief le z • MC l + e 1 MI 11l I •, e ~'.