The Express. — London, England, 1856-04-26 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (rams ova ovz• CORI PARIS, FILIDAT_ The Irene ingtniously cowllees to direct public attention to the text of the treaty published by the (hilly 2teirg, although the French press is not allowed to reproduce it. instead of making a virtue of sea ceraity, and pretending to throw doubts upon the authenticity of the document, as the Assembiee and some o th e r journals do, the Press. says : " For the last two days the foreign press has bet n living upon a text of the trt sty (wanting some paragraphs), in regard to the cctrietiti , s of which the Patrie and the Pays deel rc that ' it does not behove them to pronounce an opt moo: to: These two journals also inform us that the authors of the indiscretion are being sought for. ithout permitting ourselves to reproduce or discuss the clauses of this, whether true or false, treaty, we ' think we are justified in noticing the way is which it hu been received by the Enitlieli press." The Press* thin gives a summary of the opinions expressed on the alai+ ct by the different London journals. We reed in the Censtitutiunnel :—" Some of the Madrid jJurnala have spoken of a direct invitation which is said to have been given by the Emperor to 31arehtl :Servile z for the grand review of the Ist of April. These journals have committed an error in this respect which it is important to rectify. The incitation, requested by the nierekal, was granted to him, as to all the other foreign general officers who solicited the honour of forming part of the cor tege of his Majesty, and wee transmitted to him under cover to General Prim. As far as regards the pretended seed:ng of a horse to the marshal, there positively not the slightest truth in the details given by the Madrid journals." The ebeire contredictiou is probably felt to be called for, in consequence of rumours of French interven tion in Spain, and that N was to be supported by the French government, in an attempt to over throw Espartero. The Bourse has been heavy, without any great change. The Bente rose 50. for cash, and fell 13c. fo: account, closing at 741 r. 16:. and 74t. 20c. Credit Mobilise fell 121 r. (oc. Bank of France rose 264. Itsilways were not much more animated than the Beate. Lyons wee, however, in great demand, and roes 15fr. The Grand Vizier, Asli Paella, paid a visit this afternoon to that meet magaiticent establishment, the National (or as it is now called the Imperial) Printing•otice. M. de Saint Georges, the director, received his Etcellency with all the ceremony due to his rank. Several sheets is Turkish characters were printed under the eyes of the Grand Vizier. A judgment which probably goes further thew say that has ever been pronounced on the subject of the responsibiltty of masters for the acts of their servants hes just been given by the Assize Court of the Seine. It may be remembered that some months since a hackney coachman named Ciilition was ordered by the police to return an overcharge which he had ex acted from a professor in the schools named Jugs. The wretch went to the house ot M. Jugs and deli berately shot him while he was writing a receipt for the mosey. The man lately expiated his crime on the sostf.ild. The widow of M. Jugs afterwards brought an action against the proprietor of Col lignon s hackney coach, claiming 50,0001 r. damages for the loss ot her bust:rind ; and the court, after takieg time to consider, has awarded her 10,000 fr. This judgment seems to me very shocking to common sense, for it is evident that (I,ll4p:ion, when he wept to M. Jugs's house pursuant to ceders of the police, to return a sum of money whi,:h his master did not even know that he had received, was not employed on his master's business, AblArle TURKEY. (RITRACF FROM A PRIVATI 1.1111.1.) ERZEROUM, Arm 1. To-day the courier from Persia arrived here, with deer:Arches from Teheran, herring date the 11th of Febraery. The Persian government was still send ing troops to Herat, and seemed to have determined to invade Candrhar. Mr. Murray, with his whole suite, left Tabriz on the 11th of February, en route for Bagdad. We have received news of General Williams from Tiflis, of the 27th of February. He was in good' , health, but bad been confined to his bed three weeks with fever, and a liver complaint. He M extremely satisfied with the physicians who have attended him. General Mouravieff frequently visited him, and over whelmed him with attentions. Maj Thompson and Colonel Lake are in the neighbourhood of Moscow. Young Churchill had the imprudence to enter intoa discussion with tee Persian consul. and the latter was base enough to denounce him to the Basilan autho rities. Churchill has in consequence been eisionsi. Major Teesd.ele remained with General Wildman at Tiflis. When the Russian officer charged with the mis sion of announcing the armietios arrived here, oar military authorities confined him with the dragomen in Mast Peebles house, and refused to give ►iss permission to leave the dwelling either by night or by day. In tact he was to all lineal' and purposes • prisoner. Our consul and myself wished to show some civility to the enemy's messengers, by way of testifying our gratitude, and making a return for the kindness received by our triinds in Tiflis, but we re ceived • formal refusal from the linable. Are we not justified in calling him a beast The troop. are being concentrated here. The weather improve., and the snow is melting rapidly. The season when operations might take piece km commenced. All is quiet here for the moment, and the health of the population and of the troops is good. Mdlle. Augustine Brohan, the actress of the Theatre Francsir, was psternay the co rivlsinant is • CIIM before the Tribenel of Correction•l Police at Paris, egaiset M. Gouda', a writer in t`le Figaro, and ht Jose's, retpossible editor of that journal, fa bariog libelled her is the aim her of the 20th March last. But the Tribunal held that the article is, mplei•ed of was ambit g more thaa ea epi grammatic apprieittion of Mdlle. Bathes's busty, sad eisetsined no imoutaioa on ►ee honour, and it aotordiagly dismissed the enmplsint with CCOR. - It is said (bat Turkey will be represented at the apt rae , bieg eon:mitten cf the Emperor Ahmeortee by Rembii P.ch I. After waiting for all co-operation or proves on tbe part !-Ifttio Letpeic g 'Wesson bywbos t u pr jest of establishien Mendetwain Scholanhine was started, the London committee c invoked is fu•theraoce of the 00/11111 plan, and whore menorah• entertainment given at Matter Ilan same teen Mo (wilt Madame Ooklechmlilt) produced the solira•y lawn sun reined on the occasion, has decided os founding a scholarstio In our London rimed Academy of Mule, •he funds in hand tomb*" them to d, this. The first Medi , . will take Waco is the third week of Jose. We (Gardeners' Chronicle) Iraro from a correspon drat la Corals that the American Scantilis Avactoiatioa wet at Albeey the th4d week in Atlanta, and prove* to seed invitatlhas to twenty or thirty t f the leading somas of Europe. 2 bey will auk Wee goatiewn to Wets. OW pants, and to senot free poleaxe. ta Anter'es aid back. It is also understood that the Grand Trask Railway of elle •it will pm them 'LOW' over ace line free. The " American Mastitis Asvaciation" is atomised like ear Asexiatlos for tte Advancement of Science," and will rise Is time for tba members ti pr. erd, if they pl. 11•0, ens mainly to the Lower Canada Eskibiti-n, 16th Sept.; Upper Canada ditto. 23rd Sept. ; State of N.w York ditto, 30th Sep. ; all on the rime St. Ltwrenee, sad easy of awes. The Cicada Eabibition wi'l be a wood on . , sad oat of it they tope to obtain a Hortimaltaral Garden and a Plural Rail r 1 em.ll Crystal P.laes. _ _ 'me hbry y of the tete Proreesor Hermsos, et Gottimpet, the renegued philelopict, hu bees purchased by the Uloversity of Prague. It caset•t of 11,000 ashisse, of whisk 4,000 aro pill ptilita. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. IMMO 104 trom.wotm eetvcaX. IX ]tl TINOIT.-7111 .'ll/07OlD PAMTSCIIXICON. " The bankiu, t, W. Tuley, Ir.. described aa a warehouse , saa, of Tot - enhaw-cAnt toad, laid whir platwa. This was the esainicat.on miming. The accounts (prepared by Messrs. Tomtit) di• ci we a large amount of liability. The fotoeiog is a c py of the balance-Ater, froa June 16, 1865, to Jan. 23, 1858: - - De. S F. a. To Creditor% immured Creditors, Wilma security. ... 1,16011 $ -et Creditors, bolding 'nocturne Lombardia's i sibroa tiociety Liabilitirs on bid. passer mammas% al loirlaudi Issao 0 0 1 , 4 4 5, and 31,9111 0 0 ~ Liakalitim 011 blllerearirabas.--,-...aa aa-araa. - 11,4 11 111 4 .. 1149411, oa manatee to Dr. /ink a• monad of ltoolatd aad tram as. fecantle. &palled by Itordaad sad Dam ao. darted p r woos, estimated .gas 414.710 0 0 it Prue% six., hauls sod 50 Merely.° l,rin Oe 1'414 Oa groaad rem a, 141 ler& 1.1.11 • • St. On kali et 114414461 1911••.... mo • • kom S i 2 161 15 1 ..." n. 1163 14 9 •15 11 a Rests received atat i euse, INSf 5113,114 S li 101 ;Llit. Ca. ja - 1 t 0. d. dl 'Sy soh 100110161 =loft lily resetvaid• is sands 0(oli0101 =loft, pal 1,996 16 6 i . Dosbed ...... O2l Is 0 lli. Bad -...... .... 123 0 o a. tarried to braes . au► 5646 13 0 ; L t: Cootrosetial limit. balsam a per k book 477 19 1 IL A 764 IS 7 70 ...1 6.1 . U' Ditto Spilibrd Pastedidieou Da balser ta Wahop 0 0 • -- 0.77111 1 l A es. lAA l• 0 17.1417.140 ___ - LL Lammed as is. re Al 176 11 01 T Outlet t. keles 1.101 I 0 Reale wearable tom property wortpord Rowboat aad Inns' debit wanes 4,141 611 ISt ballasted to maws 1,4,S II 7 1,157 11 7 ~,. se Carrkd to koraied sad Evans 14..14 IS 4 111 91. Property pieta ep mom .ted este') Property cope bed w recurity teetleasted vallo 1,3 16 3 5 Pro. any otortiegerr to cr utt.trs Property toortesed to I.9noardka Bellew la 4,369 0 0 94. tetiatatert floe .. . SO imarulas &post pi by Rowland sod Rases asainst general Savant saellbuilitoek Per 119V6 ad' 26 mated rata • -. . .... 11,710 0 0 t o loss by Itaballleo, ka ,on ....... - of Rowland and Ivor' fills, sy stole se per emu..... - , 1110.11111 0 0 Lammed bow on delatbanosaw .. swi bitio toolivabirs, la hrd..6 .16.14 reline@ 5,1154 15 4 S*ll2 15 4 ..ss—ratisated mhos a mewl depo4l.e4 by NowlaM and Yvan --. 11,051 15 4 10 5,71117 $ e k. , 7af 11 11 is 104 10 4 'AI 10 f ay Itein bare La as sacetpess 9iiimirals ............ Law ....... Trade opener .. nit U s .7 1 . DmanUa sad mond mamma . 11411 It f le oa nu* raft Ivabia . LlabiLity gliaraatee to Dr. final --.--.—..... 700 • • ae, SIIII,Ser 12 10 Mr. Pennell, the official assignee, is hie report on the ems, stated that the capital of 23,0001. at the itosontenete sant of the 'manta wee genuine, the bsakrspt haring in toes npwerds of 10,0001. at bia beaker's. His transactions bad been of a very ostensive kind, arning principally from U his eosin ai,,n with Rowland and Evans, builders (.ho bankrupts). His bill and e ,sh transeetioas with them, is m the lie mouths ow.r goblet% the recoacite extended, amounted 38 to upwards of 19.000 1 . The result to the bank - tr: rapt was the loss of all his capital, and a ray greet deficiency. The property of 16,0001. would be 'eject to considerable deduction, as by as agreement with he assignees of Rowland and Evans, a large 1 top .rtioa of the property would pus to their estate. g It was hopeesible to predict what would be realised r antes; it was bat too gelatin that a great deficiency would arise. n This nalortunate Nana, in the short epees of tie months, as wee principaly owing to the bankrupt's connectlcia with Rawl end sad Emit, he haviog gives smommodation hire to sushi., them to terry on Nutting speculations. He le had also dealt as a bill discounter, sad his opt rations in this line, independently of Borland mid Evaas'e Maniac:ions, ta awaitedta 33,8861, lesv ng a profit of 8481. .0 Mr. Johnson, f r the assignees, offered no cpposition to as tie bankrupt pawing. .00 Mr. Link' star, on behalf of the bankrupt, said be mast a) protest spinet the term " accommodation bills" being 110 applied to his truism:tints with R inland and Evans. The 2 seem of &mhos was this. They applied to Mr. Tier) , for *0 &demon; he had property ds posited as at Carity, sad then drew or accepted bills is their favour; and, as frequently se happened is such eases, the property had realised less than was expiated. TbeCoramirslooer—Well, that will be matter for after eo inquiry. As then ie no oppoiltim by say creditor, let his pass, ell Tombola being rzseiv.d foe the eertlcate nest- SOO leg. The resalt of the trado.g is a very ms'anchely one. le e ei la siautosths the bankrupt has lost his capitol of 23,0001., no bassostr.e ed large abbe. and the stoats will trobably only : s o yield about 6e. is the toned. MURDER IN STAFIORDSHIRE. I --ui ? . The county of Stafford has again been the scene of *festal and refacing tragedy, the horror of which le how- * over, very each mitiga•ed by the conviction thatthe peeps WI user of it wes the setj ct of sesta aberration at the time of the commlesios of tho terrible sot. Alston&lJ, fig when the lrightfel ocoarreece be. taken plsoe, is as le ostensive perish is Stet fallible, as the online of Darby- 99 shin, from which latter money it is separated by the river D AO. The village is pietursarjuly situated on a western pi a ' declivity above Donna*, and is tan miles Teem Leek, sad le sea from Ashbours, is Derbyshire. SO fig A stage at Archford Moor, a reelndsds art of the parish, al lyiog betwesa Alston,held sad Halms End, was aosupled by Thomas Beirieford, en old mos, and two relatives of his, 6 eased Ana Edge, aged 76 lees of age, and Betsey Edge, N 66 yean of age—toe lat er, famdierly called " Batty Edge," being a aims of the old woman. The two women accepted on. bed, sad the old man slept is as sjoining bed in the same tone. Os Wednesday math( last, the sicupanto of at. the cottage retired to rest in usual, nothing out of the or- tt.. denary course bevies occurred during the day. Oa Thaw day morning, Betty Edge, seized, it ie supposed, by some saaccoaatable frenzy, got up about fife o'clock, sad went down stairs, sod having procured • hatotet, ehe ntoraed to the bedroom mad dealt her aged sant, who was lying sleep, I Vows with it es the heed. The now of the blows awakened the old man, who was lying in the adjoining bed, sad he instantly aeon and seised the murderess, as she was is the sot of striking her tidies another violist blow, but be was too late to save dm old woman', life. The par old woman, whose beat sad face ware shockingly ditfigsred, was unconeciotte, bat sot quite deed. She was attended by Mr. Cridge, surgeon, of Beak Top, near Sheen, but the died is Ant an hoar. laformatioo re. the terrible enuresis was immediately gnus to Pullet-a mutable Critch:ow, sad he forthwith t: ok Betty Edge into custody. N t settee is ascribed for the commiesion of the deed. The murderess had bees Ul and aader =faecal attendance for some time previously, and trim all that we sin learn time is *wry moon to believe that at the time of Via oommiseioa of the fatal dead she was sot is a soul state of misd. Mr. Flint, coroner, held se Inquest oa the body of the deceased yen's& y afternoon, at tin Grua Men lay, Al sonefield, the result of which bad not niched as at the time the paper was sent to prom— S °puts/tiro Aiiviritur of this dig. We ( Western Time) are glad to hoar that the hie. member lor !Until Evros is imprtving is health. Mr. Bach ►as ova. Wed hie 72nd year this day, he having hen born April 25, 1784. In a letter received In Edinburgh from Mr. Black, M.P., the following m minks consr OS the staled of the Lord•Advoeate'a E tacati a Bills I see the Eiliabergb papers are finding fault with the smell mediate of Mora whisk the Advoeate propane teak ; hat If ear Meads law the lugs and steady phalanx that masters stalest every improvement, sod who► is sere to mewed is retreating any eat naive ea', they would not be ►urprised et the strag gle we make for a very moderate reform." The Rev. J. P. Waldo, incumbent of Woburn Chapal,Tartateck.equare, is a taadidete for the Oaks Lestemshlp, Lothbery. 6TakitA UNION.—The Board of Guardians of this autos have sr solmosely sleeted Mr. IL J. P. Jaques, limited 'Gaselier, to be eha'rmaa of the board, and Kr. W. H. Walker to be vies-ohairma, for the par manias. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 20, 1856. BHARB LIST-THIS DAY. LORI LIIAMIM AT MUD =ILIA RIULWATII. Two o'Cuicis. The railway share market has again fallen, in sympathy with Console, and upon the report that a new loan is abort to be annommed. The reduction in price is general, and is especially observable in Midland London and Nortb-Westens, and W llla Ile Lca. I letladialdll: ,1011 1.4161 . la* maw Lams.: gedassOub. elgePA: shire and Yorkshire stocks. Foreign shares are in 111111141TOOS eases rather flatter, including Indian, Canadian, &e. Sambre and Menu an quoted 12 to 1; and Great Luxembourg, 8} to 83. I(lord NAIILI L I.la. 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Mas.daY Amiutoss.—Towa tallow, 50e. ad ; fat by ditto, 2, 84.; yellow Runts*, 48 9 . 61 .; neltad staff, Us. 61.; rough ditto, Wt.; tallow graves, 161.; pot dreg., 70. HAY MARILETr , •-T HIS DAY. Mr. B.). Davis reports a large supply, trade beery, .5 lower prates. Primo meadow hq, 901. to 100..; superior dim., 1050. to 112.. b 5., ieforior 60.. to m i ., sowon, 'o 90..; doter, 100.. to 126..; wooed set ; 100 a. to 120..; suaw, 26e. to 30e. COVENT GARDEN MARICET.—THIS DAY. During the post week Mere Ws been • fur supply of most things, and prices bass altered but litMs from forma quotations. Prrinol Carrot' are miring is good sood.tions Them is a largo supply of Peas Wm tho Continent. New Grows aro now tolerably abuadest, at an .1.0 flecaebareks. the laver at Uost Is. to Is. 6d. per onus. Pears Wye brooms scarce, sad Beglseb Apples an timely over for Ibis mown. Most kinds of Nuts an plentiful. Oranges Drab from Is. to Is. dd. pm dosso, or from 3.. to 104 per 100; Braille °tears fr m late W. per doses. of Nil Ts. to 14s. per 100. The Pot to aide is still bossy; tia• very best simples only forth. 90e. • ten. Now Lebo. p Comes fAc I 4e. per din. lbs. Asporans from Cars. wall ',otiose, to asks its appoarsoco. FrtiMb ssisdlog b NMI supplied I , gulerly three tioit s a week. Cu Amiss =:f He ll o* Ves. Euptiorbiss, Cosselliss, Its, Chinese Morass, Opium*, Hu= NW* lIIIJIT. Pio Apples, per lb. Se to lb Pees, pee des., Ile le Grape% per 11e,13e to Sile Wow% pee Iso.lle t oe p lealllesoberr per cu. ed to le Nlsom% pee dew, Id to b Of afelai Sell am. Si Cobs, lee per dos. as. VILOSTABLIII. I &Mr dean, Is to le NOar% per Ws. Id to Is Id pot den, 1. to 4. Ostrom per Seded.ll4l to is lima. pot loidle s is to Is fd gra" sir, loirb, id to Id Ilturdi arm pm NW fa to is re/ ve x triesb. al to Id =friset. Ifs Islas es,mlol Is ed est tw i ll. ss IN Illotista. pot *Mm le yarmos so Se OW* per lb. We Sd 7. C I a .7'4 la lid to Is imam. was, se ld 4 s pse lb.. ts Set to Si lottsso‘Orib.p. slam Id to is El". p. Wolk Id to Id lafkbao. ostess t _ Id to Is do, fd to td Sr MI p.mf i sa told - - -... fa to ts Id iloree fame . *lnk pot SW% 0111011018111. Li 10 IS GI lloot, per doa. to to Is Usk* pa beady 44 to ld dodorogoo, per 100, 40 to is Stab* pw pause, la to Is • LI IS 11 ,Wcu? . k ht ell 16i 16 11 93 1 i an 7 # 103 f 2 104 114 TM II II 1 .0 0 . I WM 1 MON WINO Wiel I SAO ISOM l•ous .6. 1 . 11.1110 NAM AM INA. WM* I tX VAIN 11.011 MAU - 4 4 0-3 1 .4 08 %WM OJOS 1,1110 *Oa W-12 N 7 Ili i Ili a 111 11 NI 7 141 Tel 311 111 IN I 11f 22 41 11 11 id NI . a a "I ■ small, and affords eountenanoe to the belief that an lother loan is near at hand. The decrease in the re serve of notes is less than a quarter of a million, this item is now reduced to an ununally low range. On the other band, the further decrease in tbs other" securities is considerable, and forms a more favourable feature. BANK 011 lIINOLAND.—Aa Actolot. Puma to the Act Liku d 815 Ina, a U. to tits week ow:Wagon wormy. April 19. lam Notes timed =melt Debt . 411.1115.1u0 ✓ riecurithe SNOW ) Cola and WWI= 9.2003.204 tr ..... 123.00,201 11000100 i 01 PrOSWIOOOIO . Capital f,14 43.000 Rai ,I. 3 670,90 Public Depart Lich.A., rev. Hanka. COMUAS. of Nal4oaal D•bt, sad Div. Acelal 2.158.7 ea Yopea, ti,x07.t03 Ogrowds,s tad otharßills 403,383,323 • Wo - sionla - est &curlUo Weigh Sochi& Duel s /moony) /13.117,133 Other decuritiee Notes 3,0ttr...0 9 add awl MiraCtli 087,541 £33SAMS M. MARSHALL. Mkt Ukdkr. Aprll 11.1866. FRIDAI EVINUI4I. The funds showed heaviness to-day, ppecially ia the afternoon. The market closed at the lowest point of the day, and Ito per cent. worse than yesterday. This depression was mainly attributable to reports that • new government loan will shortly be an nounced. According to the day'a rumour, the amount of the loan will be ten millions, in addition to a fend ing of 5,000,0001. Exchequer Bills. The expectation that to-night's Bank return would exhibit • considerable decrease in the bullion also aggravated the prevailing tendency towards de pression, at a time when business is remarkably languid. It may be pointed out, however, that the next loan,ublike the lest one, will probably be called up very gradually, and will thus perhaps, even if much larger in amount, occasion less pressure in the money market. The belief that this new floancial operation will suffice to clear cff all the remaining expenses incidental to the war will also have a fa 'crumble influence. As regards the tiflux of gold, it must not be forgotten that the drain ism present merely exceptional, being on account of the Turkish loan, the remittances against which will terminate within a very few weeks. Moreover, 500,0001. in gold is at this moment off the coast on board the Anglesey sad Blackwell, and upwards of half a million more is believed to b 3 close at hand, though kept out by the prevailing easterly winds. Despite these reusuriog considerations, however, the threatened creation of new stock at a moment when the market is already well supplied, must necessarily fur the time tend to check any teodeucy towards improvement. The general demand for mouty was to-day more active. In the Stock Exchange short loans on go vernment securities were not obtainable below 6 to 61 per cent. Console were quoted daring part of the morning 931 to 1 for the bill May, but gradually drooped and closed at 921, exactly. For money the Last price was 921 to 1. The official business report is u follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 93, 94, 931; ditto, for account, Bth May. 931. 93. 931. 93, 931. Three per Cent. Reduced, 911,1. 2, 92. blew Three per Cents., 921, 1. Long Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1860, 3 3-16. 'Thirty Years Annuities, April. 1885 (Loan of 16,000,0001.). 17 1-16, 17. Bank Stock, 2121. Three-and-a-lialf per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 981,1. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted par to 3s. prem. ; the June Bills, 3s. die. to par ; and India Bonds, Ba. to 3a. die. The foreign stock market was also flatter this afternoon. Tutkieh Six per Cents. fell 1 per cent., closing at 971 to lex div. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. left off at 1011 to 1. S l acish stceks were sensibly lower on sales, chiefly on foreign account. In the foreign exchange+ this afternoon the chief alteration was a slight improvement in the rates on Paris, short bills being quoted 25 40 to 45, and three months, 25.721 to 774. Bills on Ramberg and Am sterdam continued in legman, at last Tuesday'equota bons. Bills on St. Petersburg ruled rather lower. Drafts on Italian plum continue offered. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares were quoted 51 to 51 prem.; Riga and Dunaburg Railway, 1 to prem.; and Carmeaux Coal Mines and Railway, par to 1 prem. Batik of Egypt and Ottoman Bank shares declined this afternoon to 1 to 1 prem. ' and Western Bank of London to 4to 3 die . Other bank and land shares were quiet. The Electric Telegraph Company's stock was quoted rather lower. East and West India Dock stock was dealt in at 121; London Deck at 991 to I; and Royal Mail Steam at 721 to 731 ex die. and bonne. Canadian Government Debentures have attained a further advance, being in decided request. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoca. Business in mining stocks continues generally quiet. In the Stock Exchange to-day the shares of tile Company of Copper Miners of England have been dealt in at 26 ex div.; ditto Preference, at 17; Linares, at 71 ex div. ; and Australian Minima., at 1. The shares of the Meriquita and New Granada Mining Company continue to meet with some trans actions, and are marked 15s. Annexed is a list of yesterday'. transactions in the Mining Exchange and Sock Exchange : Mining Exchange official list : Cabin United, 6e. 61., 61. ; East Rose, 40, 381, 39. 41, 42%; Great Fortune, 61; Rolenbasb. 34. 61., 36..; Yee o. en, 9.. ; West Basset, 33. 4, 94; Wboal BdirarJ, 41. 1; Wheal Z on, 18.. 64.. 19. 6 t. In the Stank Exchange: East Wbeul Eon, 41; Tamar Consols, 21; Wheal Edaard, 41, j. Tee prices of metals continue firm, and there has been a fair amount of business done. Copper is in good demand, and some parcels of foreign have been sold during the week, the importers having accepted lower rates in order to move them. Menetactured is inquired after, and the rolling mills are well em pinged. Iron maintains itself generally, as there are some good orders for rails is the matket ; but there is no great animation in it, and some of the Stafford shire makers are still underselling. It being under stood that the miners and colliers in Scotland are about to rename work, there has been a full of 2.. dd. per ton in the price of Scotch pig iron, and as the shipments are rather falling off on account of the re cent advances, it is expected that prices may still further decline. Mixed numbers in good hand. are now selling at 73e. 6d. to 74e. per ton. Lead remains gull) steady. Spelter is firmer, and prices have ad vanced to 231. 15s. to 241. Se. Tin cootinues very scaroemind although the present prices are very high it seems probable that a forth. r advance may take place it the consumption continues as now. Tin plates 'revery firm. TRAFFIC RETURNS. rea• Mar. TOW. row wcwArs. sPia. rem% ch. do& MG. IKe. W4* seam Med U. a; tanaueor sad 06111. w. Weiklf Byrd 11 e e "' . 31 41 1 1 3 4,31.11% : Wainderd sod 111114.8.4. tad. • ' °arr. an d ' s inild -- Wm& ending April 21 South land .m a t * illaPirin ...•.•• Mid• •• • • Dublin and Umnbadn......• 63 Dundalk sud tainirklllen AS Inaulln and Bolt J undies ' Work ending April= Dublin sod iLliatows .. 6 fZ in - 4.731 2,310 7,041 6,7112 452 2,1 - !:4 101 316 319 oa 146 161 300 L 104 122 2"A 941 231 - —lll 380 1.013 1,038 1.41 3.036 182 417 192 031 319 1,'.13 IMO 758 818 THE GREAT SEA SERPENT AClAlN.—Captain Guy, of the Imegen, jolt arrived off Shrub ten, from Algae Bay, describes so M owe the aunt tea @trent sr seen by him and crew, on Sanday, Much 30, in let. 28 11 N , long. 34 25 W. "To -day (Marne 30). at Its to., the weather heir g beau tifutly calm and clear, the men at the helm called my atten tion to something making down from the B.E. towards the ship oa the starboard quarter. 1 took the glass, and looked in that directloo, and imaseduirely saw that it was a largo s. a tetptut ; and when about 400 yards off ih• ship he altered his course, paasiag away lathe worth. He appeared in sight full 35 minutes, and had the same appesrieres that -4 before • lin drawings. hut withrut the mialrounrellgaffivleiiii-ad I Total Parlimpermia, ea to SI dairy sane; la feet, looked like a very lame conger eel. it Mut. mak Per IvoratAd tv The asevesse in the bullion confirms the reports wee fa fat, feet loon above water , tat from the "rake b.: motesmoper seedy ea is ems en. Id to Se let current to-day. The prominent bsiance is now very l e f t I s odd my laity feet would not ss cusp ration. SS NI 134 Ili $ 3 113 gar I pa 4 $ r. 41 4$ 41 SP. vs 72 VS Se 4 .W ell an .181 it 33 6 T IN N 9 1111 1111 11,91114 I 1091 1104 3 ti I v& 'lO 11, f t 7 If If or l . i"f i rsi7l is se 11 i e MONEY MARKET.--THIS DAY. Two oTioax. The reports that a new loan is at hand coo ties. to exercise a depressing influenee upon the Stock Exchange markets. Prices are lower In nearly all department. The funds have sustained a fresh fall of Ito per cent. I Console for the Bth May were quoted during part of ' the morning 921 to ), and now stand at 921 to f. For money the price is 921 to 1. The Three per Cent. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to ; the New Three per Cents. at 911 to 92; India Stock at 228 ; Exchequer Bonds, 1858, at 981 to 1; Exchequer Bills, March, at par to 31. prem.; ditto, June, at 4r. to 2s. dia. Foreign stocks are, in numerous cases, lower. Turkish Six per Cents. have fallen to 98a to 1 ez div. The other sales included Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents., at 1011 to 4; Brazilian Five per Bents., 1829 and 18°9, at 98; French Four-and-a- Ralf per Cent. Rents', at 931 r. (exchange 25fr. 40o.); Mexican, at 21; to i ; Rus sian Five per Cents. at 1051; bardinian at 941 to 95; Spaniqh Old Three per Cents. a• 44 to 441; and the Committee's Certificates at 5 per cent. Is 111 2 1 I The Beam& has arrived today from Port Phillip, with 18,000 ounces of gold on freight, worth about 72,0001. The dates by this veers' extend to the 31st of January, and are, therefore, later than those pre viously received. The Anglesey has arrived from Melbourne...home die sailed on the 20th of January, with 61 319 os of gold on freight, worth upwards of 206,0001. The wheat market yesterday was firm, and last Monday's rates were folly supported. The provincial markets also teport firmness. The French markets' soutiuue to rise. At Paris the advance in tiur riche hot Saturday amounts to nearly 10 per cent., viz. from 80f. to 88f. (equal to 57.. 2cl. per 2801bs. Yea terday wheat rose in Paris about 40. per v. With the conclusion of peace, the convention en tered into with the Austrian government for extend. log the Lombardo-Venetian lines of railway under the designation of the Central of Italy Railway, has been finally ratified. These two great undertakings are thus definitively thrown into the hands of one powerful company, embracing some of the most in fieential capitalists of England and the continent. The Central of Italy Railway, consisting of 280 kilo metres of new line, will be constructed by means of an issue of 150,000 bonds or obligations, of the nominal amount of 500 franca or twenty pounds each, and reimbursable at that rate by antortimment in annual series for 90 years. Emil obligation will bear 16 tr. per annum interest, pay able half yearly. The issuing Firm will be 270 ft. per bond, with interest from the Ist of May next. These terms are calculated to be equal to 51 per cent. per annum interest, in addition to the large . bonus from the annual drawings. One oblige.- don is to be allotted with every two sharer, the de posit being 70 tr., or 21. 113 e. per obligation. In tend on the whole 270 fr. will accrue from the let or May. This interest, whisk is specially gua ranteed for 90 years by Austria, though partly ar ranged with ether Italian government', is to be pay able at Vienna ' Milan, Paris, and London. The whole of this arrangement depended on the dd i d ratification of the Central Italian concession, which a ratification has just been effected. The arrangement _. • _ . connected with the share capital of the company have been already described in the Express. To re capitulate the shares will be 300,600 in number, of 201. each, for which certificates to bearer will be given on payment of 30 per cent., or 61. per share. No further call is to be made on the shares for 12 or 18 months. It is calculated that the construction of the Central Italian lines by means of bonds will mate rially benefit the holden, of the shares, inasmuch as these holders will receive the profits accruing on the bonds over and above the guaranteed rate of interest. Transactions in these securities are extensively ear ried on at Vienna, where they command a high pre mium. The arrangements for placing them on the London market are nearly completed. At the meeting of the Royal Swedish Railway Company yesterday, the report of the Committee of In.' vesigation was received, but, with the consent of the committee, the meeting was adjourned until Tuesday next, to enable the proprietors to have a copy of the report, and to allow time for consideration of the financial scheme which is proposed by the committee for the resuscitation of the company, end for the completion of the undertaking. The election of Messrs. W. Chaplin, M.P., Close, Tattle, and G. E. Seymour, as new directots, was unanimously carried, but some opposition was raised to Mr. Miller, upon the ground that he had voted against an investiga tion at the meeting in February, at which Mr. John Sadleir presided. On a show of hands, however, Mr. Miller's election was carried. These five new directors are empowered to add two to their number, and to elect five directors in Sweden,of whom one is to be an Englishman. The late directors all resign in favour of the new board. With reference to the old directors it was stated that, however blamable they may be for past neglect, which has led to so disestroos a prostration of the company's affairs, they retain a large . interest in the enterprise. It was mentioned, for instance, that Mr. James Rhodes has duly paid up his calls upon 1,700 shares which he still holds, and that he has never received a fee since the commencement of his directorship. Great praise was awarded to the committee for their la'sours, and for the comprehensive and lucid report presented to the meeting, but considerable objection was started to the proposed creation of a preference stook bearing so high a rata of interest as 7 per cent. for five years, and 6 per cent. afterwards. On the other hand, however, it was urged that these new securities will be offered to the existing sharer holders. The committee laid great strew epos the necessity of immediate action, in order that the pressing liabilities of the company may be met, and sufficient capital provided, for the completion of the 46 miles of railway now nearly in working order. Subscriptions are invited here for 8,000 shares of the Bank of Up per Canada, the head office of which is in Toronto. This bank was established in 1822, with a capital of 100,0001. By an act passed in 1864, an increase to one million was authorised. It is stated that during the last thirty years the divi dends and bonnets paid to the shareholders have averaged fully 9 per cent per annum. The reserve fend stands at 76,4381. Oa the 17th September, 1865, the amount of capital paid up was 602,8501., is shares of 121. 10e. (currency) esob. The greater por tion of the balance of capital not subscribed at that date has since been raised on shares issued in Canada. The 8,000 shares are now offered at 5 per ant. prem., or tot. 16s. Pd. sterling per sham. The deposit is to be 64 15s. 9d. per share. The dividend' are to be paid in London, free of cost, at the par of exchange. We are given to understand that the proposal for purchasing the Liens and Turupout Railway will not be persevered in by the directors of the Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway, in deference to the expressed wish of a large number of the shareholders. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, April 19, when compared with the previous return, shows the following results : Oieenistion Issue Circulation active 20,014,605 Increase 4,615 Public deposits 2,961 763 Demme 484,383 Other deposits Government securities is banking department 13,117,833 Increase 199,396 OUNTlNCltritiel in basking department (loin end bullion in both departments ,oven day and ether bills 796.07 Declaim* 12,903 The Best Notes in memo The subjoined exhibits the extent of the week's variations at one view : POS. deposits decrease £484,583 Other deposits decrease 407,078 Notes sad bill in circulation : decrease .. 8,388 Rest On the other aide of the account: Geyer:meat secarities..ineresse.. 129,399 Other securities Co and bullies i Pm ad 21 11 Ti as ni i oil llli ♦ll 154 H ' W n i 4 U Pa NI ad h b 117 ISO 114 II 114 90 94 id K 1 U II 77 IT6 98 IC9 VS 97 119 91 90 . 99 111 !" 117 55 10$ IN 93 SS tf if 1 - .6 a, i 100 IN lii ni Ili 0, 100 II 10 111 111 Te 1011 4 4