The Express. — London, England, 1856-03-26 00:00:00

er eight dead bodies were dammed among the nine of a whole street, and others are supposed to have been lost, the remains of whom have sot been lowed. The property consumed by the fire is estimated at over 30,01)01. The N turd Jambe narrowly escaped with his life, and had all his properties burned. The excitement consequent upon the fire had morally passed over when a severe thunderstorm broke over the doomed township, accompanied by very heavy rain. The water which collected on the sorround log ranges and hills came rushing down in torrents, and with such vehemence as to carry tents, stores, and dwellings in its course. Up to the presset time six bodies have been discovered, but this number, it is fiend, is far below the actual number of who have lost their lien by this terrible = The amount of property destroyed is estimated at over 100,0001. Ot the lose occmiened by this visits. tion, by far the greater proportion will fall upon the mining community, all operations being for the pre sent totally suspended, almost every shaft suffering more or less, and in many instances the work 0/ months being entirely lost to the present owners. Nor is this all ; many who, after months of anxious toil and privet ion, saw themselves repaid by a heap derails. ing stuff which promised a rich return for their labours, have found their hopes blighted. The amount Met in this way cannot be estimated, on account of the uncertainty of its value, but the occurrence will doubtless make a marked difference in oar escort returns for the next few months. LAW DITELLIGENCE. TRIG DAY. COURT OF OF BMOC 11,05.3 n 00113aMOMONSII IN la DIMON AND 313180 N. --- ----- The bankrupts, Elisabeth sad Bush Beres, described as hotel and boerdiag-house keepers, of Maseind-atreet, Portland-plan, applied f r their esnifkaate. The pardon ing of the can have already appeared. The baskrapts kept • boardisig establignest is St. Petenbars up to the cm. nesessent of the war, when they were compelled to give ft up aid tenant to Emend. They kneeled their sapital, 1,400 L, is the passim" of the buisess to Maselleitneseet, which toned out to be ea unprofitable we, sad hewn their appearance is this court. There wee so opposition. Ms. Mead, kr the sosiesees, reneansaded the can to the favourable sonaideration of the Kostt nose ter Int clan sealant. They bad carried oa badness for 12 nue is flt. Petennug. They had expected that the cassestios they had there would be kept up is this mama, ; but is this they bed bees disappoisted. The lament they found thenielves is difikaltin, they had placed themselves Is the bends of their erediton. Mr. Stanslieli:tieeilleial sodgme, odd be emu Mend the case a very deeseriag ome. His Hosea, said it append to be a very 'meritorious ere, sad he would gnat lint-rims certificates. --- A few days ago the government resigned, in con sequence of Mr. William Nicholson's motion in favour of the Ballot being carried in the Council by a majo rity of eight-33 being for, and 25 against, the in troduction of the system of secret voting. The ma jority is exactly the number of the digger represen tative members, all of whom voted for the motion. This may be looked upon as one of the first-fruits of reel representation. Others will follow in due course, which it will be my duty to report to you as they occur. Some of your readers will wonder that we should require the Ballot here, when everybody Is supposed to be independent; bet! can ware you we do want it, although not to the extent that you dohs England. The ministers were wrong, in my opinion, to resign ; they might have allowed the Council to Introduce the Ballot into our new Electoral Bill with out soy very serious inroad upon principle. Bat they chose to act otherwise, for some reason not yet patent to the world. Nothing has yet been defini tively settled as regards their successors. It is, however, believed that Mr. Nicholson will be able to form an administration, in which O'Bbannani7, Grooves. and Fslkccr will not be included, and in which Messrs. Michie and Chapman will be Attorney and Solicitor Generals. IX 11 SWU'. The bankrupt, a eerpeuter end ►colder, of Murray street, Heaton, applied for his certificate. His unestotred debts were 1,2231 ; meets returned at 2001. During a trading of three years and a half his prefiti had been nothing; louse, 3781. ; expenses, 6121. There wan as opposition. Mr. Leer, en behalf of the bankrupt, attributed his ' failure to the meat rise in the price of =wrists, after the bankrupt had entered into attain eoatracte. He had began with a email capital of 1601. A mooed elan certificate wan granted. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. Zama Ca:, a winos or the tows, was brought before the Lord Mayor, darted with haviag made a great Doke i• the street is sempeo, with mom Whirl, sad with hey bug rosiatod ail attempts of the polio* to provost dietarbsaa tow lababitaata. It will be remembered that when a new bank, pro jected under the style of the Colonial Bank of A.as tralasia, first announced its existence, its title wan opposed by the Bank of Australasia, on the ground that the similarity in their titles would lied to eon. fusion in business. The matter proceeded to a trial, which occupied several days, during which about 150 witnesses were examined pro and cos. The result was in favour of the defendants, who are accordingly entitled to retain the name they first assumed. The first fire in the Melbourne Gas Works was L i ghted by his Excellency daring the past week. Active preparations for the introduction of gas are now being carried our, and in another month we shall have lights in our shops and streets. The Chamber of Commerce have decided that any scale of fixed tares and allowances other than that now customary here, would be inoperative, and pro bably injurious to the community, and have recom mended the acknowl e d gment o f the principle of actual tare is all transactions where no sgreement to the contrary exists. The Meets said the defeldent was the nonviolent (Tes tate they had ever beheld in the lowan streets of the me tropolis, and that at the station she tad sot only gives as Masao, of her power of milts the most horrible language, but tin she bad bitten one of them fa the head, ars& I smother, sad kicked a third. TM defeadaat issoned.auly *ea 0 exhibit her power of abuse, sad tacludod the Lord Mayor Is a string ef dreadfi.l eases whisk she had so completely at bar commaad as to eoaviaos all present that she mut be in tlie habit of prods eiag them Is every sentence she uttered. The Lord Major said toe woman appeared to be so snob eacited that he could int think cf adjudicating, until a good night's steep had restored her to reams. Junes Maylard, Mama/Jr to Mows. Coleman, of Cannon street, mustard name , was brought up for final sea- Lesbos ohasged with kayo's embooled severs! sums of messy whisk le lad r. calved for his employe's, sad was esesaitted ise trial at the Central Criminal Court. BOW-STREET. All 1311113D1A IN CHAIIII7II. A snartly-droned and rather well-locking young man, who stated that Ms ammo wet Hoary Morgan, bat positively refitted to Live say address, was charged , Gs rental, with bong on the promi ses , 17, Liston's-Ina, for seam supposed unlawful parpois. Soma Willis, 'Andress at the house is Twat's (which islet is chambor.), stated that, as this 11th natant, she was oa the lint Am stain when the heard a door closed at the upper nosy. Eaowing that Mr. Seymour Chow, the occupant of the dumber when she heard this scuad, was aot at home, dm wait up stein sad bud the prisoner is the lobby, sad sari hi. what iso wanted ? Hs said it was " all right," and burrietUy pawns her, went down stairs. lb. fiolo cod him slimly, deolariag tt at it was aot all right by may amass, sad that she would have a satinsetin explaattion or giro Wain chug*. Ho (nisi endeavoured to get 'trey from her , but elts followed him Cower the stairs, sad oat if is. tome. Ho raa away, still pursued by her, urns ths souse, and tato the Haw square, where she observed him throw lose thing into tho Menem. Prneatly they mgt a policeman to whom she pre him in charge He said b. tolled ti see a Mr. Barra. No gentleman of that mass resided in the bow. NORTHAMPTON AND PUCHLEY HUNT MEETING. THIS DAY. (IT BLICTILIC irmaampz.) GREAT NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKES. Siding 1 Freddy . 2 Bobby Taft .. 3 A good rue. Five or six false starts. 20 ran. THE TRIAL STAKES. Fisherman beat Tun Deer. Polkueonstable Whiners, P 71, who apprderaded the primer, proud that, at the spot w►ero last wibaesesaw hl. *row eeeaetNag into the eulosare, witaw head • ►eagle et shale»m and latch keys. By bigotries its.. the sessanoase ho had aloe »UAW that a Mr. Bean fonairly lived at He. 62, linsola's-ina, bat had left *beat six or NM ran age. Farther »Hearn was slyest* show that, on &Ratan ant eke, primmer was 'sea in the chambers of Mr. Prides... banister, 44. Liawria's-inn• fields, by a gentimaaa armed Moody, weepy», the Mar above. Mr. Moody's attentive was draws by sane miss is Mr. Pridasin's chambers, and he leaked is, sad saw the prisour, who was aloes there, sad asked hi. what he wasted. Teo prisoner replied that be had called to see Mr. Prideanz's clerk, who was his breaker. Mr. Moody »preachad himeelf for his "officio». aess," sad weal back to his own roma. He had since bees »Lined, !wiriest, that Mr. Preleatz's clerk had no brother. Oa the former aeries prisoner had Mated that be woo formerly dirk to Kr. Beeem, a ooLe tor, w►o resided at No. 62, Limo sad that having sailed thine to in quire for his old employer, hi wu told that Kr. Been had removed to No. 42. He denied that he wee "highly re epeetablit," but duliaed to give say aliment of himself, ma the mead that he 64 mot wish hie frauds to hum of his patios. Mr. Weataor, who sow arpoared ter Ida, offend no deface, and Ho WU eotaultted to the Hoses sf Convetios fu thus months. ♦ SEAM MOXIT UNDMI PALI Janes Love, *gel 33, rendlog at 2, Goldiagtos-street, fkowier's , orro, s.d deeeribod ea lhe polies *beet as of ao occurrence, wa pissed et the bar oa remand before Mr. Tyrwhitt, charged with ob...iainp, by tabs sad fraadaleat ;swore's, the sae of 2E, Goa R.bent Pratt, of 23, Colon aade-atews, Rassoll-pair*, sod also with falsely rope seating hineelf t. be • polio -nastable. It appeared Irma the evidence the*, ea Wedaseday atomise last, the ctup!ainent was driving his cart la Judd street, near Btanswick-squsre, the cart haring his name chalked, Lasted of painted, on it. When no., Hunter street, the defendant, who was standiag cm the herb, galled to the aomplaineat, sad op sa his poiag to him, ha said, '• I am s pol ce•coutable. You have net got yoar tame oa the cart in a legal way, and you may think yoanelf lucky that my sergeant is net with me, or I shoitli he compelled to take it to the green-yard." He farther sated that he had jest returned from the Marylebona Pollee-emit, where two men had been deed—oae 301. acd the other 2.5..—f0r the same Wag; bet he would say nothing about it if he was given 10e. The complainant told him that he bad not got say money with him, and the defendant said he wall gall in the evening for it. About seven o'clock he railed, and said, It wee all right," and that he had settled it quietly. He then asked (or the money, when the prow rotor said he had only got 21 , whic% he placed oft the table, sad whiels, altar some demur, the prisoser took up. He wee then told that he would be given into cast xly, When he rutted sat of the house, but was, alter a smart chase, uttered near the foundling Llo•pitaL The prisoner in defence said he took the mosey se corn pensatioe, because the prosecutor's ►eta had hawked against him and hurt hint. lie hal never represeated himself u a polier-:onsteble. Other evidence having b vet giros, and witnesses milled wl o bore oat the statement of the promeator, Mr. Tyrwhitt said it ires • molt reriosa charge, and one Which mast be determined by a higher tribunal. Hs should thereon commit the prison for trial. WORSHIP-STREET. 111P17DINT 1.."1 1 11 888 young man, why A rapt. gave the same of It.bert Hughes, was chirged beta@ Mr. D'Systosrt TIM EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAWS 26, 166& with the failowfog footles! MOEN it the home of Mrs. Peoples, la Curter road, Skereditek. Promotes stated that "yestseday swain tits primer eagsged a feesiebed apartsaset, and pm s 'shrews at the west end of the town, statiag that he bad just hem appoMted le a responsible @imam at the desks or carom, she forgot which, and must sissy at her haw that Eight. He mpearsoes sod gessol was were ef gosh sponse respectability that she did set triable her elf M make my inquiry, ad umuspeetlagly ha wus permitted to take up kis quarters them. At sa early hoar this monisg she heard emu penes creppiag sualtbtlp dews stain, sad ft lustaatly dashed wren its seed that she bad harboured a thief. Putty opeeiag a deer by which the primes meat pain, she saw Ida wit► two bmilles be. math lie sou, ad bread, lassremted him, with m sastlos of robbery. He admitted it, ad bsggsd a M forgives, but he woe trivia late custody. The beadles sow tala.d all the bed lima, and other articles were &girdled to a striae farmed sada hie clothing. In fact, he had stripped the room of all the lima. _ _ Mr. D'llyacoart (to the prierate)—What are you 1 Primer—l use aa animasr by trade. wiz. Fenny dk seasioa occasioned we to leave my relative., who Si' very respectable Inhabitants of Livapool, sad seek work to Loa don, bat, Ming, I resolved to return. Belag without the maws of so &imp, I eertainly committed myself as data, bat would lave seat the vela* of the property back on reach* there. Mr. 1311yaeoart—Your condos; allowing this automat to bs taw, is most usgntefol and asaadakinsa. Oa your own representations, tie present/in socosswodates end is rewarded by th;s attempted theft. I dell order MI to be leoprisswed for two Eloaths is the Hesse of Cat enation. SOUTHWARK. 1111101/L•11 Cl•R011 OP 17TTIZING • •RILLIXO. Carolina Plimpton, a very resperiable-leakieg woman, 18 yang of ago, was broaeht Were Mr. d'Heakott i obarral with uttering a coanterfait Milling to This,.. Oliver, the ptopthtor of the Railway Coffm-hosee, Old Beet road, nadir the following rather singular dramatise's : no proortator sold that about half-peat two o'clock this morales the primmer came into his shop sad celled for • cep of coffee. His she p was nearly fall of customers Min to Greenwich fair, bat he scow supplied bar, sad she give him • shilling to take for the cadre. Oa emminiag the coin he found it to be a coaaterfeit, conseqamtly he sided is • constable sad gave her into cartody. dated the shilling , which had bees out from the mmir. of an old George the Ilitd soma, epparantly mach item sad he positively swore that he took it from her. Ir. Al34cistt said that if sack was Uts case . le mist rs wad her wad Saturday for Um atteadaacs of the Mist aatkorithie. T. pritontr hum, ia aa earnest tact, and saying bitterly, &Wand that the shilling she gave 0 the prosecutor was a now sae, tad not tbe rose produced by him. Mr. A'Beckett asked the prosecator whether he handed the shilling to tareo elm betides the timetable ? He replied that he did sot. As won as ha took it from bar, he discovered it to be • counterfeit, and having marked it, he handed it to the constable. Mr. A'Beekett told the prisoner that obis nut be m ounded to prima. Prisoner (crying)—l hops not, dr. Maul send vas to prison, as I fan maitre you the sharp la fan. I had bunt to Greatittlob fair with a friend, mad I want to go how. Mr. A'Stekott—The pnowator swain that you tattered the eountarfoit shilling, aad I am tharototo bound by law to rinaitail you, but I will take bail for your mppearaaa until Saturday. The prisesir was then with eons dillicelty 'moved by the jailor, crying very mech. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cloac. The railway share market to-day is dull. Bani ster is very inanimate, and the market is slightly prejudiced by the Bantus of Consols. In some oases a decline of about I per cent. is observable, bat ge nerally the market is fairly supported. Grand Trunk of Canada shares Cr. better. Sambre and Meuse have Hem considerably, marking as high as 12g. Great Luxembourg, are rather flatter. I Wes today 1 to 1 p.n. 'MONEY MARA - Br-7 HIS DAY, Two o'CLocw. The Snide lave again been rather latter to-day, bat a tespormy decline of 1 to per cent. has bees almost recovered. Priem are now quoted nearly as good as they closed yesterday. Consols for the 10th of April, after receding to 921 to 1, have rallied to 921 to 1. For money the price is 921 to 1. Bank Stock, has been dealt in at 918 I Exchequer Bill (March) at 2s. to 4s. prem.; ditto (June) at 1.. dim. to la. prem.; Exchequer Boods, 1868, at 981 to 1; and India Bonds at 10s. to 11.. dia. Coosa Scrip is quoted 21 to 21 prem., and the Exchequer Scrip 21 to 21 Ste• Turkish Six per Cents. are also rather fatter, marking 971 to 1. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds are somewhat offered, and have been dealt in at 78 to 781 ex. div. The other sales include Eqoador Bonds at al ; Peruvian Three per Cents. at 67; Spanish Old Three per Cents at 441; ditto, Defined at 24/ ; the Committee Certificates at 51 per cent.; and Turkish Four per Cents. at 1001 to 1. The 190,0001. in gold brought in by the Admiral and Lightning was in hand 'ewe: day, soda portion of it was sent into the Bank. The gold ex the Emma is not yet deliverable. The ship Brilliant, from Geelong, passed Port Philip Heads on the 28th of December, for London, with 16,428 ounces of gold on freight, worth about 81,7001. The bar silver brought in by the Tyne was yes terday for India, at 6s. Id. per ounce standard, being an advance of Id. over the price realised at the last male. The Liverpool firm to the easpension of which re ference wee made in the Express of Monday is that of Mr. Nicholas Main. The liabilities, which are believed to have arisen chiefly from speculations in tallow, are stated by report at about 25,0001. We understand that Mr. Henry Luard hem re signed his situation es manager of the London and County Bank. Personal grounds are migned as the motive. The annual election of the Committee of the Stock Exchange took piece yesterday. The members of the old committee were all re-elected. The committee of the Royal Swedish Railway Company announce that, in consequence of the una voidable delay in communieating with Sweden, the meeting of shareholders appointed to be held on the 27th inst. is postponed until the 25th of April, by which time the Swedish directors of the company wilt have arrived in London. In the interim the commit tee, we understand, have arranged to send out a first rate engineer, charged to make a special report upon the works and general state of the company's 'Stirs in Sweden. The meetings of the committee are very frequent, and every exertion is bring made to pre sent to the shareholders an accurate statement, showing the results of the past management, sa well se the immediate position of the undertaking. Owing, however, to the fact that one half of the Coen pany's executive is in Sweden, and to the oonfosion into which its affairs have been plunged, the pre- paration of reliable details upon the various points involves considerable difficulty. The shares and obligations left with the oornmittee for examination of the signatures are to be returned to the depositors on and after Wednesday, the Ist of April. Friday next has been appointed special settling day in the Stock Exchange for the shares of the Ottoman Bank, which are to be officially marked. The Rut India Company will receive tenders on the Seth instant, for the conveyance of stores from Mesa to Bombay. Relative to the freight market, kieon. Offor and 01111111111 report ue knows : auss tubas of ear lot most we tree hat he 'Menlo of too. ripo. Ng Woos has bon non away% but than Is WI ow little dligoitleo M rums to tioolio of Ye twotr Alm. pow le se on lloot peogie eat opoestme eon Me mile on wile* bows. £ tow Brio lave Wee=lo4lll athtsa yip Ismom tot at Meet Ma her tom Ms =We moot loot—ften lostea or L fie mos; gm Oosto. No, •artailt to lois or aye armsi. see le Boa. Ow tallow ; 47e. ad.; v ivh si tte 1.5.. 71 t tease, Ole.; of mer, et I P 4 ll = um weft saiterrusse have bees • shade army, but, T"XlCsoles petard freely, they we Ease weak. Pon the Nee 114 i. pot with option of Beek 080, at Vet.. Iv the Ulnae MlwaaW, while be. Birk/Shied skip we aced tee. = . llk i nswerallmin illephnn a tr., Bleak Bea, et which rates teenage is weittkoldebtrieyood the speculetive inlets OallaoldPaighlo r awls allow stoi deprewel. Ocala ease wy Nom MI the mole 411 to Meth ins with tillleultv. aarmosof joe psis limbos weds at tea per tea. The vessels alma awl Owl dubs lot weds eeniklehi hike ienowell: IMP' at Clewed. adeiwau Niro Tessope Mot iteasio New SOS Swao Low 1 470 BOW NI 1 663 $ 1,646 11 4,012 Crel trickle Is the Ert lobo scatiarllns. tat is other rompers rue =is wry Mb mew swat Is thle rift The rates are :—Cal. 1. ; rem er IL Ihe Ike the ir rem& taking code or tree ; ,Si hers; reelereis. W. Ms, leak; 3150111 a, 44 ht.; knee ea lE. Ire dr nese. ea rlis Ibl redo Sir In Net mar aeUrity—.beat 73a. Errs* ter the need, rift ere her the Tyr, air ra. 60. inreir ksi te= ode test Weise. are the samba gootallons. Is Githree t theyar re Mk erre Ole. Bettse. ms. es. Parr art or Oreeme Aretee Is Ihe aerie are Sneer, chergert ire the almmatest Merl kr enrage Imarewards Oars her re Ober erelene Mir United Ma lerr frei r Neer Amer. *seat helehr ere = kr re lerations rind mire). 3-4101 re le , Irk or Im Ille.per red ; Ogres to Ilerpert i =l‘ Nag auti. Ns . Bel rd. re.; Illneriell Se rer. Whet. or l ookrolorry. tee. re elerhad rib; a Ma's to Ns pre err. ten The aneet querree her the !yon tee are or. r foam, Fir beet or II 1-11* ree: —Ore, NIL ; Karr or Orion, 141. ; 600,6 7., ail, Calmat, 3, 4 ; essireers, stL iltra, 344 ; Yer rob re, Ill.; Arks, parr led, ere per t on ; Berner, W. ; Odloo or Coders, SO& per toe; Clegelenr, Die. rum feel ; Ham ar. SOL; litalanses, SOL; Monte Tire er Deem Are., 361.; Press, 430. per tom ; Pate, era per toe ; Itto laseiro„ SU ; Rio Omer. NM ; Valparaiso, Sr. par toe ; Ore et Good Hope, 1314 Ore dr Veda, 111.; Merles, lel.. Siena Lear, 741.; Senegal, CI.; New Tort, IV . Philadelphia. 271.; Gashes, 121 lee.; Poet- WA, EU.; Oporto. Ir.; Ara. 1111. . Alesandria, Bereekes. Port Nara. dredra. Toros. all 361.; Meer, Alleatts. Palermo, all M. ; Canes, 331.; Oda Tearla, 321.; Certaatisoro or Borplaoror, 361.; opted Bret gr. 461. ; Wats, 4',1.; Ganes, 321.; Germs. trt ; 13/. ; randllee, rt. ; lealta. 811.; doted, All.; 1 Naples, 11St. ; ferragoss. 311. ;Tan id Mar, Sr. ; Oars; se+. ; 1 Triads or Terse, Sr. 0.. TIIIIIDAT limply'. Business throughout the Stock Exchange is sin gularly inanimate, but prices, upon the whole, are steadily supported. The fund, were slightly Hatter to-day, bet the reduction finally established did not amount to fr per coat., u compared with the closing 1 quotations of yesterday. The discount market remained quiet today, bat a more active demand for money was experienced in the Stock Exchange, where 6 per cent, could be ob tained for short loans upon government securities. This demand arises from the preparations for meet ing the instalment on the new loan on Saturday next. Consols, which closed yesterday at 923 to 3 for the 10th of April, receded this afternoon to 921 to 3, and were last quoted 923, exactly. For money the Wain price was 923. The official business report is as fol. lows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 3,3; ditto, for account, 10th April, 923,3, 3, 3. Bank Stock, for amount, 218. Conte Scrip (new loan), 23, 23 prem. Exchequer Scrip, 23, 21 prem. Three andm-lialf per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1859, 981. India Bonds, Bs. dim. The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were also dealt is at 78. _ _ The Conseil scrip of the new loan closed at 21 to 2/ preen., end the Exchequer scrip at 21 to 21 prem. The Mirth Exchequer Bills were quoted 2s. to ss. prem.; the June bills, 2e. dia. to 2e. prem.; and Itx. chequer Bonds, 981 to 1. The foreign stock market was also quiet, but steady in price. Sardinian Bond. were more inquired for, and are marked as high as 96. Peruvian Four-and a-Half per Cents. were rather Hatter. Turkish secy.' rides closed the same as yesterday —the Six per Cents. a t 971 0 to 1, and the Guaranteed Four per Cents. at 001 tt. The foreign exchanges this afternoon presented no alteration of importance. The rates upon Amite?. dam and Frankfort were a shade lower, but in ;Aber nesse steadiness prevailed. The current qw j t at i ous are annexed: 11.14 t• ; A Ro oasta o rd w als,.3 3 . s oa m s t ha bs ,.l3 l . 2 2 . l 2 tl 1 ; stmt, I " ilatwerp and Bros ' ials. 3 10atit;,"".:_",.." 4 , 4 .: 3 solidi', 13 114 to 4; Paris, 3 manna, 26.41 to 824 ; ditto, short, 25.371 to 4.21; Marsoillea, 3 months, 25 80 12 824; Frankfort, on-tho-Heine, 3 iscatbs, 1211 to I ; Petoribsitg, 3 140464. 36} ; Wilma, 3 months, 10.28 to 32 ; Thou, 3atostho, 10.30 to 34 • Naples, 3 isostho, 431 to 4 ; Chaos, 3 .oaths, 25.8 n to At j i Leghorn, 3 math., 30.06 to 10; Polomo, 3 smelt, li to ; Messina. 3 months, 131 i to 2; Ilarbl, • states, 422 to ; Cot* 3 mouth', 44 to 60; °PM,3 tleaSl4 l / 2 113* ; Baba, 3 months, 63j to e. 1 117cagne were quoted this afternoon 1 toprin.; astern Bank of London, 31 to 2i ; l oad Nuked Discount company, i to 1 di& Those of the Load) and Paris Bank were flatter, at Sto din Gonads Lend shares were weaker, other land stooks remaining steady. The snares of this London Oenerel OlinibeeCompany continue to droop. General Screw Steam shares were dealt in at 16t to 16i. THE STAND PLATE. Oman Pads .. .. .. 8 ram. LATEST BETTING. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKES. 4 to 1 apt Flatterer 10 to 1 Speed this Plough 10 to 1 Chal:o a Boy 10 to 1 10 to 1 L the Davis 10 to 1 Paletot. AN OMNIBUS COMPANY FOR LIVERPOOL.—The preepeetias of ea onsibusompeny for IJve rpool, similar to those of Lawton mud Pori., boa just beero Wood. The capi tal is to sewed of 1,000 shares of 101. each. The preme.ers, who mambas that a public meeting will shortly be held o. the 'object, allude to As areat soccess of the Lesedos Gene ral Oncibas Company, and to the alleged vaisomaagenteut of the keel manibasee, a. rood e i p ic ti as t h. 'shan't* be robs sble.—Mersdiester Gsiardems. We regret to announce the dead of Sir Hyde Talker, who died o• the 21et instant, at o.vernmeat- Devooport, shortly alter his arrival from Luboo in H.M.S. St. Hews,. 13.7 HyJe. who wal bto is 1785. woe brother of the her e Sir Parker, seam hi suceeeded la MO, and granaboo of the Admiral fler Hyde Parser who defeated the Duch at the Doirgerbaak, in Mil, sad sehs bele, thsrtly maids appinted to command 'oval fermis in the Ram ladle., sailed in the Cato, mad was rives beard if after 4 awing Rio Jaseieo, where be put in for water. The haromtcy, we ' , thieve, le inherited by Colonel cousin Felker, *to unto ands the let Life Hoards, to die late bonnet, aid r Ides: surviviog soa of the late Admiral firr Hyde Parker, who distingrawhed himself during she Ameriran war. Tuts Naw MEET IN CLEItIiENWELL.—Thr ex teams of the lins of meet leading at rthward from Vat tern West to Coppice-row, forming the new street in Clerketwell, pieces d. with cowiderable rigidity. The filthy and mean hsbitations which were di need to the Putnam of the 010 It offewite trades have disappeare. end she now line of etreet has not only been marked eat, bit the are`es bey* bees put Is and aide-raila erected along the gressful sweep from Wes'- trett to Coppice-row. Some Notion of the ground has been raised coesiderably, but the wheels undulatory, end sppertutly levelled without due n trigard tit any cootsuip wed ireptovemeot of Itoltrro.hill. The "Immuremet Committee " of the City of London hays seeding to eh with these levels ; they are eerried out in accordance with tits p!ana proposed by lb. Clerkenwell Committinirs, appoints,' 'urn. years sines. It is *opened that the new street +Mb@ thrown open stout the miedle of May. SCICIDE OP A CHURCH OF ENGLAND CLERGY- Wan —Considerable iteasatAim was treated yesterday is tbe @Mem district e f the city. regarding a reprrt tt at the e'er nue& who cfficiatse is Christ Church (Episeopalise) bad asamitted suicide. On intimidate aa ti the troth of the re port, we learned, unfortunately for the deceased and his moods, that it we. tog tfll.. I: would Miser that declared tooducted the 'ensigns La the ehurcis oat Sabbath forenoon is amy Incited . ft. appeared to be very mach af heted,either by t rou bl e or ot h erwiee; at all events h 'conduct la the pul..it wim such as to c isvisos all p•ment that sows thing unusual was wrong. That hie sated was Dot in • tranquil Mato may be inferred from the fact that, at the roachnicres of the forenoon marine, ha intimated cloud " that he who now addressed them would set r &Wen them again." H., however, re aaaaa d ti the church in the eft. Theon het i n such no curled rate th at a f ew o f the member. 'deemed It prudent 'o prevent him proceeding with the lervle.ll. A eat) war au °mutely procured, sod the ash r•unate geode- Man was cot Tepid to his lo 'ging, in Nicbolern-street. When be reached home he was very myth tacked. Nothing faunal, however, was observed ti l yesterday mornmg. When, on bis lendlady entryeg hi. bsd•room, ebonly aft., eightthe eti.covernl that ha bad haased himself. Dettas•ed's same is C. P. R. Smith. Hs was successor to Ni. T. P. Yeaster.—Ukegese 1,411, 011DINAIT OUR= AND 1 -.111L1.4.‘ Mod NA Pamir Oahanks akolur W illribild7: smd Dab rid Boleast J. Dui., Prik„,sadAbsed.i. Mg arms nor Beam Voir. Ors Ds. Was . Do. Oils a. ontiTi.3:: IDA lamildre Bilibuip 74• 11147 4=5e10r5 ". Dna Sutralisil... Ovset a. ot. Gnat Warm De. SioszValloyOu.B* laimair UNION! 141 M. rare « II D. New Thirds 100 tauradare and Tolailma IRO Man Woo Loadiandl 1 Brierals 11.0aam U OO M UNA W No* Woman Laa. Mho . SI Da./Itai..ILEWIL(IL) Ds. IMLomajl li r..i. — w;;;;;; IN mark.ast.aslitoball. all 11% lbw% No. I lW liskePEN• 211111 mi 2112 a. sod Darl all Nalumils==.::: lisapamibamallaaataad N Mom use Inielditta :=Wirrimpolataclica. et. ii a. se K K _ .-- h lkolkon Cboallso di li Dovoll . fo. Dflorto. • ill Do. i /IGoonstood... Ili Do. Ifloolion lb Do. 9.N.L Pon. al Do. Lomb IC Do. Tart-- ...... D North k &Weston Jos 174 Kant Iltokoiliblio. I hke - 17c7re: !Weigle: IParimmb ....... -... ... ... SWIM astni SWIMSIMI ... __ _ - ----.. I= Irma WWI-, anliTarkalo 10. WII Mem, Waive Ms. Es. Inslien awl In Vela of Mu& YI Wilmind end E lltoeity all Witt Lein ....... . in Wed eirawall. all W.End at LoneCrystalP. all Do.• I mean div. ill On II mot gild le II POZININ 11 :eirear I Antwerp atlas. MaMir Os. $ P. a too. la Ois. st pot WI 414 Ardmore I =ism hattlot to Graimoome - 1 llootAts.lt Cala. Oita IDs... I Illoatiolt Lim Ram IL lame M..... is Our.• par el. Lb. islmin . . Al oft kat C. ft Mar ei or. osi =• allotoomi . ti CLTtoo•KtomiA/moo 1 Ds. • • DoAtiot. olDoltaloos Itat4 :=.; A=! Groot bin Pesbasis... DuCit.l=l"o= I I Ot. West unids. Share Do. Sow ID e 411. tql l7 . g9t. do. tin u Id I D. as. Id. di. OD De. do. 711whasslop timiledi sad needle Do. I par OW War 4010•111 VS sad ilititiersons i 16 Ds Now . 10 Do. 4, perTjarlir IU Karla AMIN* .11 Do. New . 111 ValsorklAuse Oda Ist.) W Dw as oper et. PraL all Ikeda! Of Please AI Me W. sizo ista Chaim* Is Ihno.llol TrUhW. all Pads sol Piells.a/Orlias S Raft espies ?realm (Paissabsio). - ii./ pat. 6 lam aid Imatl 2 sreirlivt777.7: all Dalin sod Muss Node Da. Si per Ont. Debt. all Womms&Ds. 54 po N.W r mat. Pnt... t Prom hiw.r JOINT 40 aislovilly 23 gas 100 int . _ 1 riitliii ICI si — Fuel — gm E. a' BlusAthiAs iii so ss so so twin Amtabiel. Lialartilifteaut timbale' ONNIF ISO Last Irt.lasakAkip. lgiiil Kiii Sera* Ufa* 11,10 ismis wee smog wit 1,310 'Moo lUndue s tir Meek jkailea Is wa r. Nac.PreZat i M a New PaWed et . . N.. Math Wain Ottawas Beak . ... Orin.. Meat CoriOnta.. ,Pree. el Inland .. . iU6e." emul▪ k Minh . Mies et Aewasie . Ds. .. Wee et wait irk of LaMar SI, Austral= yikillarel. Mann= wr y 10 Nita W WWI' It. Do De Apar. Yagii St. ft Tab sad Lug 01. Ho de N. Pos. II 0474144 .Paise it Da. hamar" 4,047411 Mum lteson 10 41.410 , 0010a11ia Oapper SO Ileases Ohm I UMW& olopepb__ INNIBOII4O, S Oss. boa *am 4 10a.0,4.0•41000Cepa. 10 11411Nemi0m 11•41..TaL 10 Wilms & 10 llsso 10 De. Ds. DWI 0.1"1.744t.1vd 100 N. llramat N. 84011. Id 1 14•t± Bait /111 N 4 _ _ dhe as - _AY S. U. 1 114 ei is MI II .. Awls at Scraps Gesam t woad Gas 1 D► «Aar Glisne . - I" IN " Pe 71 . laPm of ;fir : t . l . Publ.& Orintal Mom i i 10. 1 1 IP 111% & lb pz die pz A A V s7i V•7: - PiW 11 1 It dis 42 46 11 N a „ 5 idb fO4 - 11 gi IN g U P. et al IM IN 16 /I a . 14 . 69 N « 1 4 ei asn re dlls -, Ils N SI par I pa 4 $ )1 4 ma 1 qPa i lii fPs fpa 31f n I$ pa flf fl fl I I pa to ioto 15 II IS IS U Si if I 11. poi IS fG 31 za Si Si z de US us US IST 101 US S4l 13 1,1 11 U ga Ift It pa 111 Pa Iles 11! Ilf 11 10 50 10i II U Par i Pa 10 W 14 uI li If gm is I oar 4 4i - NI SO - 111 -104 N! 14/ Ili el i M ni M N N A II far 4 pi 4 2.' 96 si ••• IN la Is Is lii 1s( 31 Ili Ms woo I "roe Auser.lmouPs 10.00 1 Da $.. . ...« 1401 U Da& Aser;Sß; MDMI I Seinolar To*. Drip. VW 1 Da. De. RipPund IPAN gam Disues'slAsel one . . Orr. • . Dads. 10 Mil s& Dos.' 111111 SO. De. New arl VI 3114 ill le par I pat a 2 dip U '•_ 1 ligi a .4 ill 7$ Ii N al si the Bai Ili ii ii al a M pm sd 4 1 M i . 10%i 140 14$ Hsi 1101 IS? 1011 1110 In id - If 11 4 4 i ii rim - -: II ft 91 Si li 14i• • ii ii I i I Is IP ial II of t Ii II Ni N ad zd xi OS al ad I l f l4 14 I U 4 Ui as ma lII§ LI 11l 131 4 HO 1 MI i II u~ Jo Ii WC 1 11SIN 174 11 26 16 TRAFFIC RETURNS. 1t I lei Mao Fr X. Teal. Te46l 111 L 19LL Week iodise March WM. MagirL A al"1". 11 North etallordahlre $33 kag e.gs Meet tedlng Mara MC Mammy aad 81out8 W wars MN Woke. Hildbtoe. sad Mak Ckea ......... ...... 9.101 saa 23.411 11.133 Week enelen Mares 03. sad Altrachuu ...... 161 ••• 103 Great LonetoNviv X MI 118 8111 leak and votuaw ni fli et. St. Bt. Is. No IN 100 . 100 isTEW . Do.Delentores trio* Beitee 4p.44.11. .Cies. De. de. 144). I De5d.P444.11. Abrams. IlietANdlinCareC Rig.ol4. SEW p.a. Das de. 144.4 De. Pm apte Cept. 1 144 je jsz iftwi llAss. 0414.411441bira pAtrefLat I Ds. de per sat CIL Ille ps ir a Z at elit aLNl Prot Ot. ash. I Woe. (et B.l.44Lawidlist4ez Spe D.I carer. Pre. Damp" P.& Dmeamiwiesmip.s. DlO4 loodemblie 4 p. et De. UM PK Ees De. IMOD, Peel. w 11b.ep.4. De. de. do. S Dr. Ow Seek —pet lee. Pair her. Mem De. et >r b. de de. . Lamoblee Tine. FIN Dli t eme. Lath Will put W.4:be .111=1 1. P.e. L.llB.W.4.464Lidserelt .148,141,04714 li• I Da. SS =Oarllme. B 2 p c c e t Oraffe. Mk tet. Prat Sepik 13111•4614175 4. p.a : D. = stseksa.it Soak Oftworis_ Da. I per GLDNIALDOI 111w0 *Ma 1 1 .164,—DmitApo6iVeL De. c 6. Do. Ow DION Usk • AdW omb . lb. I . WaraltWaLlsl.op.et De. ORM. PraLlase 948166 OM. Dew Prot. elm* Dim— i Dile Ned% pari;i: Mai 44 per as— • ONO NNW 44 pm Ow. oulllals pool p. um , --•-• at. . le De. de. . e 4j ersteekirdip se LIMO LEAUD AT (Ir6ll6Lawis . " Seddlebroolgra _lll.Lefee 111.11.Wi L a Z — : ehmeiwcamilebe — Z ia). : lardireftat. LIZI6OI. ina) larvish lIIL.Lt _ & Dias Pout _ _ (hood is Os. enim) 1 DelelbrD.TarlDmili Lerisnil i di p t: lo 4 De. Oen. Duo) col I Otllellalklastm) ea ltdimme WNW 1 LowilitOsir.4p•OW &ma le Dena) I DIM dine II rar 'Ont Nair. io reto Co.) Ilestakaalatlask I PIN. 1 1 : 1114.) idsu = lietilet 4rYN &Dert.) Mainsails.% bury isa. II par mat (bawil At to lad= I..Aaira . Port Pm 66 67 (lard IlearLOWillo) Me 6 per Ori. Probe Myra Oar. Loa. 1101.WatAlaasit Tort ) . . DIS"11.41"1"1 a nrilUlt 14.4 .$I IS4 11 of- 12112.11 7 0 2 W0 I r 2f War Valley pn sti ino Issarait rnseAl Mew Wawa) - .11 - 4 a owl meow 113 199 us 120 112 SS IPS Di 97 N If If 14 )17 ,J IF IS 70 IN 11/ 111 ISO 101 100 to ti p.. 1 4 N 10$ 94 N 40 le 117 19 81 I$ I I t lli 10 MN 73 14 le IS 10 lit 3 Ms . 1111 I I imi ii - s 114 94 91 1 01 di 101 IN 96 U 6 le 1 se 4. 14 15 „ - - 1 pi „ 17 111 4 4 I $ pa II 111 eV& N N DI N 11 13 41 4 ICI He lii 13 U 4 933 1074 1124 Si Si 6 1- ail Ns les In too 74 all IN 100 IN IN IN MINES,-THIS DAY. Two o'Craem Linares shares have been dealt in to-day at 8j; Tin Croft at 31, and Ithymney Iron at In. The gold mining shares still meet with no enquiry.; Annexed is a list of yesterday'. transactions in this Mining Exchange and Stock Exchange: Mining Ruining , / official bat - But Buller, 41; East Rom, 50; Fort Bowes, 36. 3.. 6d.; Gnat A,tred, 2; Sortruip Consols, 21, 3, 21, 3; Tamar Comas, 2i, 3; Tay, Coaaola, 120. 64., 156.; Tin. croft, 31, 4i; Watt Caradon, 140, 143; Whom Gremlin, 271. 6d., 300. 82e. 6d.; Wheal Bdward, 41, 6. . . In the Stook Exchange South Basset, 335, 390; Devon Great Cottaole 392; South Fraoose. 322 j ; South Caradoo, 295; North Beret, 391, I • West Burnet, 36; ; Alfred Gambols, 14, +; SortA 4 S 4 Cesauls, 2i, I ; Bolhag W ell, 11; (heat Crowe, 10e. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. -THIS DAY. Thus was not math English wheat o 0 sale this morning. but as foreign arrivals of bath wheat and lour Dave beat large. The trade was far from active at the decline noted on Monday tut. Norfolk dour wee held with more firmness. Barley sold on much the same tones as last market day. Oslo were a retail sale st the recent decline. Beans and peas unchanged. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FitOlt MARCH ft TO Linn N. Qrs. Ingtuh. Duch. Dish. Ir aZ i r Nertey ..... .... M ...... c ...... hell 0at5............ 910 """ MO I 19110 1141......—.. tow Mean I ,leig — sUlts. tannic. BLINDING LANI3.—THIS DAY. litroaa..—The market tas opened with as active appear ! sacs, and prices show a slight advance on last week e oar ! reney. Corm.—There has not been a public sale, and the article bee a quiet +pp. &ranee. Tea.—The public sales declared for to-morrow have • petty suspended basins, by priests contract. riPPEN. —6OO bags Malabar sold in public sale at 60. to 61d., which were about previous rate'. 8 continues in good demand. 600 bags fins • refraction 2, sold at 37e. 3d. 60 tons mid to 365. 6d. COTTON remains out of demand, but prices are unaltered. laom—Scotch Pig quoted 675. 011.11.—Linseed gaoled at 341. ; rape, 471. la other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MAIOCET.-THIS DAY. The market is first, with en upwart tendency. The da mead from the Made is imp•oving. Prieto are quoted as bilous :—Petanburg Y.C. on the .pot, 47.. Bd.; March to April, 475. ed. ; April to Jame, 475.; Oct. to Deo., 481. BOROUGH HOP MA/MM.—THIS DAT. Messrs. Pattenden and Smite. bcp-facters, report that the market is firm for Sne-coioar•d hope, and each sr* eery soarm ; low and infsr.or re not co saleable. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Tactold Moor , 14.. 3.1. ; Wel s E d Rladell , 155.; Walls End Russell's netts's, 16.. 6d. ; Walls End Helton. 17s. 641.; Walla Bad South Reties, 16/. 6d. ; Walls Rad Stows's% 17s. 6d. ; Walla End Tees, 17s. 6d —92 husk ships at market. THE CHARTERED BANK OF ASIA -(THIS DAT.) The third extraordinary patrol meeting of pro prietors cf the above beak wu held this afternoon at the Banking ;Howe, Great Winehsater•street, Mr. G. Hander s t, chairman of the board of &rooters, in the chair. The following wu the repent:— s - - Ohm the report presented to the shareholders et the general swift of 90th June last, the directors ban been in constant corn- IlMierlito with her Id jean'. liovernmi at reepectieff that clew the aurter of the Back, which wee thought by the committee of the Mereeetile flank d led* Lowden. me China, to present mow imps fflMMl M • ffmalMM allielPedlian with the took. The Week* hest use ute edielhedes at eggieeiming toe shareoolden ot me beak et Ads. that arise mwi Illuessice ma delay, they at length me. esairloa the lata Jemmy leak Is Obtaining • communication from the Lads at the . vide rersowe nit tether eltbeuity, and midi Is ado dumb Wl* Kerceatile Beak. alme useelpa of MY eemmummation, the 11,en have been cone Men*) eerapied dieseides with Me Memento. Bank, Me =awe to whit* de complete Meialpmelem d the Cs, Bid of the two Books can be mot gaucho:ally effected. Each share of the Mercantil* Beak rigasesata capit ir e { 211., with 2111. pa thereon, while • share alike Beak of Asiamanta the same 'mount of capital (2.31.1, but with Idly M. paid; and it was dets'miced the: the first step towards r emaigarnetion must be the perfect aesimilation of the shanelaedit bank respectively. Themcet eatisfeelory mode of mom- Odd* els eitteseoral width the Board recommend the shareholders dal t. is la eineet at ewe even tour of the pi neat Mares of the Basket Ada, with U. paid, into one share ol2ol.fully paid up, and thus pew dices uns of the two banks on an equal tooting. The Dirateen have scowlingly concluded an arrangement to this effect with the alinement. Bank, in conformity with the den already submi td to the Goner.' me, Clog of 93rd February, 1333. The Threaten believe hat it will entirely meet the convent nee and apptoval of the &me holder., but in order to provide for the we of any proprietor who may not accept the prop.sed conversion, the board recommend that an immediate call ol 131. be mode as any ouch sharer, so that every dime in the bank of Asia &bail be raised forthwith to Sit. paid. to carrying out this plan, the Directors propose to cff-r to nett pro prietoes the number et whew shame may not be divisible by tour without a fractional remainder, the ;op km either of auteerlbine at par for each an erldltlanall amount of stack in will render their shares exactly dieisibn by tour, or of - urrendering at par such amount of their Prevent tenet as will be message to admit of • division of the remeihder by bar. . . . . &wag zuZ.TTIA opinion of eminent Counsel, and also in actor. dens with the resolutions iormerly passed by the Proprietors of the Ilereantile Bank in centem pianos of this Amite tm bon, It tau been deemed advisable, on behalf of both Institut on., to apply jointly be Govemmtimg dm a substituted Charter, which. without Mimi ranee with the Moorable terms of the present r barter, shall contain pro. skins (Sr the amatjounstion of the two 13anka, the union of their redpidellel Osoltal, and "Cur sal, for carrying into full 'Nut the obte dodilamplaied m y the Joint Awociatiin. throdges have much pleasure I. stating to the Elbareboliers„ that during the progress of theme difficult and pr traded negotiations, they ham on all meadows received the most oonnal maidens. sad co-operation from the Mercantil* Bask. they also desire to add, that they ranter to entertain, as they always have dose, tbe most sea. ruins enpeetattor of the baimedmal mint of the Ainalgamaihm. whew carried leto full effect. Is tionsluelnt, the dimetors have the Patithetlon of stating, that after making the iseessary decluedon for current espensm, they aro enabled (subject to the approval of the meeting), to declare a half. yearly payment to tbe shareholders, in the shape of littered, of two stulliap and sixpence per share, being at the role of 3 per asst. per annum on the amount of the deposits. the same to be payable at the once of the bank, Os and after the 7th day of April, lesll. lhe report was adopted ; atter which the dividend was declared, and thank. octet to the chairman and directors which terminated thi proceeding, of the meeting. RAILWAY BILLS IN PARLIAMENT. MIDLAND GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY OF IRELAND. —The new bill of this compamy is to enable it to make es tension limes to Strokestoess and Cassis, to &tendon a por tion of their math , reed railway at Line/lord, and io bemuse shareholders itt this Nortk-Western Railway of Ireland. ABSILDIRN AND SCOTTISH MIDLAND JUNCTION RAIL WAYS AIIALOASIATION.—The aprl cation of this cmopeny to parliament is to unite the Scottish Midland with the Aberdeen, to be Wreaker cal d the "Perth, Forfar, sod Aberdeen Solway." sad to regulate the management of, goo.offer eon tonal p war on, tn. uni•ed romp ley. OXFORD, WORCUTZH, AND WOLYRERARFTON RAIL. WAY.—Tbe diremots propose lo extend toe time ismited tot completing this line to four years, from the passing of the art in 1&511, and fa adapting the same to the b•osd gauge, sad to constract a bracco line to Stratfird-ot o —Avon. They state t►at the Great Wirers Cooloasy have bmozna atrium of a narrow pug* lire fermi Chester to Waiver hatoptoa, and are about to complete narrow gauge lima from thecae to Liss•ogbtlkas sell Heading, Imo ihey may hereafter deem it excedic t to extend the marrow gang from flooding to Pat/din/toe. LOCAL SHARK fARICETS. Lavoroot, MARC'S 23.-Tho share market to-day ham hardly sue Whited so much einsoeus character as yesterday. Ma snoods.. aro not to • great otos, and in some lines prints ace not so raid. The Wowing an the transactions :-Lsocastaro amt Yo 641 I -toetlon aid North Western, I COI -Manciteerter, Shoff= Lincolnshire, 274-Great Weston of Canada (new attar's), Sad luso% Sears Karon 23.-MiSiand, 711 /teeth British, 3/. Oi. 9d.; North Western Prof., 141 ft. UAMCNOSTILII, Moses 2 .-The market was dull, but prince well rupportst. Caledenitsn. 204-Moser, 201-Bbelflold. 271 - Midland, 72 -Bent Lartir-,atspo,l3;-lerds. Sit-Union Plato Glos. :3. RUM. W.FAX. Yams 15.-Ilters was a fate mount of badness doing lit market today, aid micro sore decidedly Atm. Mr ,' saloialm and Stour Valle] a were does at al-Dudley and Whit P.:oswieb flaoka at 106 10- Loodeet sad North Wrotero.. a 1001 at 114. at 15-6011 Looters Ovum Yam, 21.-Thras pee Cent consols. an 91-Dittn for 'somal. la Ape* 516 I-New Theta pat Ont. Meek (Ghat). 921- Ditto. for account. ti AM!. Oil I anti *II 4 percut. of 1008., 93- E ol i t h and Irish, 324-City of Dublin Hiram' Corn. POIY. St -Ditto Philos of 1531, !6-Dublin and Brifait /outlast, 42i 13-44411 t kILI Wee'ern eight., 6 per ant. t ~ref. . 7a - Midland Great Western and Boyal /anti, SU-Waterford and Lime. rick 3 pee cow. pref. kt ea int. 1 Is I ei 11 1 Iv ..pa II tf N ad 1 db