The Express. — London, England, 1856-06-05 00:00:00

emir Ewe of this body. Sir, I submit no minim. yav a to older wusten whom character end popitios la the E:aste sad before the Country emiliently St them to take th . : „,l a slaw., le 1,411111. the temps of members of this body, awl viedicate the keno/rand &gutty of the Senate. si t seamed elibmitte4 • myths len that a committee of L., somber* Do appointed by the President pro fem., t ~sre OA) the etressetseeti attending the assault COM ROO 1 on the memos of the Ilno. Charles Swann, a mem r cf tee Senate, I. the S. sate Chamber yeehaday. sled :At tad committee te inatructed to report a swami of the (wig, together with their oplaioa there's, to the Smart. us eolaresticia of Mr. Nava the resolutioa wise amended to that the committee am old be elected by the Smote, sees Mears. Cam, Allen, Dodge, Pearce, tad Osier were 1.11:tod. Stuart gave notice that he shoeld, at an early day, oh leave t 'obeli, an sweetmeat tn Iris rel.' of theSseate, &tittle, out of order say senator who I. debate ehould see maculae reflectie, epos the soedeet sad motives of say other .cantor discourteously, or improperly rtesetial epee setioe of * stele other tbaa the one represeated by the cantor epeakieg. A tarp WWI , or of private bills were *ea weed, lad ...e Semite rehearsed. AFL Me •emir' of tits committee are political oppo. seem of Mr. Sensor. The " revocation" was a speech from Mr. Buiser upon the 'obi :et of KUM& WEST INDIES. The Royal West India Mail Packet Solent, Cap tain Sellicoe—Admiralty agent, Lieutenant Payne, ILN.—arrived at Southampton yesterday, with the West Indian and Mexican mails. From Jamaica we learn that the Judicial Bill has passed, and the Governor and Lady Barkly, Sir Joshua and Lady Rowe go home in La Plata. Her Majesty's ship Malacca has lost eight officers and 22 men from yellow fever, caught at Port-au-Prince In April. All her crew are bolded at Port Royal, sinter which no fresh cues have appeared: there are several at the hospital not expected to recover; bat the re mainder are all convalescent. The assistant surgeon of the Hermes, also, died of yellow fever. The cholera has disappeared at Porto Rico, but small pox has taken its place. At St. Thomas's the fever had set in with the hot weather. The West India Islands are otherwise generally healthy. In Jamaica the damage done by the heavy rains is much greater than had been anticipated. In cons*. Tonne of the injury sustained by the Water Works, end at the fountain head of the supply, the troom at Up-Park Camp and the inhabitants of Kingston suffered several days in consequence, and the pasture/ and cane-fields are full of promise. In Demerara the weather had undergone a favour- able change, and dysentery, which was very preva lent before the rain fell, had begun to decline. The exports for the fortnight had been unusually limited. Sugar-443 hogsheads, 29 tierces, 2 barrels. Rem -128 puncheons, 14 hogsheads,l2 barrels. Maumee -29 puncheons; greenheart, 9,000 feet; 214 asked hider, 385 sheep-skins, 143 tons and 13 pieoes of old metal. There were very few ships in the harborer. Freights were low, produce scarce, and badmen among the merchants very dell. The ship Brothers had arrived at George Town, from Fort Grande, Cape de Verde, with 182 immi gnats, natives of those islands. They are of a very dark, swarthy complexion. The trials of the persons concerned in the riots in Demerara had been concluded. The jury found John Sayers Orr (sometimes called the angel Gabriel) guilty of creating an unlawful assem bly, and the prisoner was sentenced to he im prisoned for three years with hard labour; at the expiration of that term to find sureties, himself in 3001. and two sureties of 1601. each, for his good behaviour for three years longer. Ose man, named Backer, who is a person pommeled of property and influence up the Demerara river, was sentenced to three years' imprisonment with hard labour, and to pay • fine of 1,000 dole. Another ringleader was sentenced to a like term of imprison ment and to pay a fine of 600 dole. A third was , fined 400 dole, with three years' imprisonment. The rest of the rioters were sentenced to three years' imprisonment with hard labour and to pay a fine of 200 dole. Those who were convicted of larceny during the riots were sentenced to two years' imprisonment with hard labour, and to be publicly whipped with 39 lashes. Four Portuguese, named Francisco Fernand'', John Roger Small, Antonio Viers, and isemario Rodrigues, were indicted for conspiring to beat On, It appeared that On had been in the habit of using the most disgraceful language towards the ones in the convent, sad had publicly insulted Dr. Hynes, the Roman catholic bishop. Complaints of these outrages had been made to the pro-sheriff, who ad vised the eomplsinants to take a note of the tangoes* made moot by Off, and if it wee indecent to summon him for making use of indecent language in the public streets. A summons of this kind was issued against Orr, hot before the day fixed for the hearing of the ease arrived the disturbance, broke out. On the morning of Feb. 9 some Portuguese, at the instance of Captain Tsggsrt, the supervisor of aid-waiter% went to the convent with the intention of noting the expression seed by On. Several other Port agow were there also, and smogs them the four defendants. Altogether there were about a dozen or fifteen Por tuguese ameembled; they were walking up and down talking to each other, and appeared to be wait ing for ease me. Dr. Fentandee and some others had boriewhipe in their hands, and the rest had walking sticks or switches. Mr. Taggart, also, was there with an umbrella under his arm. It soon got rumoured abroad that the Pangaea were waiting for On to beat him, and • crowd of black people, men, women, and children, turned cat to defend On. In the meantime mime one in tense,' Orr of what was going on, and be declined to p out that morning. Atter • abort time the Portipase went away, and Mr. Taggart, who had bees waiting for his daughter, who had gone to morning service in the 4:caeca, also left the spot. Evidence wee given to prove that Dr. Fernandes bought the whip ea the previous night for the par rot of threads' Orr. The jury bound the three Met-named deleadants guilty, and acquitted &d -rips,. They were sentenced to be imprisoned for sax months, sad to pay • fine of 260 dole. each. The &few:theta were so sure of being sequined that them they did not eseploy any legal gentleman to defend MEXICO. The Mexican government wu booming more "O- W under President Comenfort. The shirtiest of is returned. The last steamer from the Gulf of Mexico brought away 3,000,000 dollars. PANAMA. The following letter against tilibastering,stlareseed by Governor Odra to the Prefect of the Department of Colon, appears le the Panama Star: setruatic orates 0 we•DA, STATP Or PANAMA. 01St. of Beccetary of that", Paw's, March 21, 1836. Br. Prefect of tt • Department of Colon, Sr. Ossiklups 13a-raz has coca. to the eidsrs View Governor charged with the esacative power, desouneleg that a 'chooser at anchor in your port is engaged to cony a large somber of Alabasters, who, not havieg be., able to eater the republic of Neuroses by the /outliers ports, have cogged the isthmus to seek • way toga by the seeds to the theatre of their shameful enacts. Teo idles Viet poverzior desires that you will take Alto ear smeary steps is the case, sad that you will sae all legal means yller Personal indium' to frestrate the plea of these Newts us, the sworn 'amain of the natiotality of the Apasialt Arsencane. Ood preserve you. B•aavoLosnC•wro. CHILI AND PERU. la Chili all was quiet, but the crops had been greatly injured by four days' rain in March. la Peru, Gener.l Castello bring disposed to carry matters with a high band, political pronunclainentas were expected. R AMERICA. Genteel Walker ENT being AL in partition of the bank of the San Juan River, had arrested there an English mail, that which left England on the 2nd of April last. It was subsequently forwarded via Panama to Punta Arenas, in the Pacific Oman, by desire of the British eosin' is Coats Rica. General Walker bad been defeated by the troops Of Clete 'ti cs ; b at the detailsdetailswere not satarat known, each side embelliabiog its own aterints. Several of Walker's followers left Grey Town for Colon, in the Tarim, May 8. Colonel Heaney was at Grey Town, sinking into ioeignificasee. The introcesnie tomnionication between Grey Town sad the Pacific via the Rea Jean and Lae Iliesisltus was laid Spat Grey T o ws.sto pped ; the river 'tossers Iron LAW INTELLIGFITCB. THIS DAT. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. 1111171111.1 AT ?1 PIMU lIIDDIMIX.-1117011 MIMS 011111•1112 DIIW IP. £PD ♦ COMMON TM,. OTION •0•1111111. • I The plaintiff in this Nee was a coal nut timber nisechent, and the defendant was a shareholder is UN Uslon Tin Mining Company. The action wan briught to recover 3141. 10e. for goods 'applied to the mine ; bet it was stated in the coarse of the ewe that the object of the proosedisp was to enforce payment of villa. Mr. Collier end Mr. Fatuous appeared foe the plaintiff and Mr. Serjeant Byles for the defendant. The supply of the goods upon the order of the captain of the mine was proved, and it woe oleo shown that the defendant was a shareholder. Mr. ficojeant Bytes otjeated that the transfer of shame to the defendant could not be given in evident" becalm It was not stamped. Hie Lordship, however, overruled the objectiou, sad the jury gave a verdict for the plaintiff for the ailment claimed. 10/11/1 V PATNI POZ ► PIANO. This was to action by a pianoforte-maker ortolan the lases of the Strand Theatre, to recover a *notate, with* was raid to be worth 181., sad also to morn 6e. for the hire of the instrument. 3(r. Hance appeared for the plaintiff, and it,. Seejeant 11tontea sod Ur. Pearce for the defradast. It appoind that the piano had bees hired by the de fondant at the saw of 6.. per week, sad en that hiring 61. 6a. was duo. The present cake was eonnesteed for that sant, and for the piano, but at the and et three weeks afterwards the piano wee returned. His Lordsh.p advised the jury to ratan s verdict for the 61. 6r., and for 18•. for the saint three wanks. A verdict was accordingly given for U. fis , and We Lord ship certified for costa. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. Or 111.1 OF TIM 'VALVE DARING 1171OLLZT. OP 6001. Sequoia Dathetas, Hearyi;ml, George Irvin, George Hunwat, sad Reuben Harding were pissed at the bar before Mr. Canis, on remand, charged with being coneeraed with °then not is custody in barglariouly breaking sad "staring the dwelliag-home of Mesas. Evans mad Hey wood, of Waterloo How, Battle-bridge, and pealing therefrom • large quality of silk dream, hasp dream, silk mark and silk mantles, of the vales of 6001.1 and William Roberta, a shoemaker, of 17, Middlesex-place, was shaved with receiving the mune, well knowing it te have bees steles. It appeared from the evidence, that the whole of the witosers, with the *empties of Hardin, are well knows to the police se bat characters. Oa the isoraieg of Tale day week, at about half-past three, a sue named Jamas, who lime neat door to the primer'. Roberto, Maytag been at work all sight,beerd a eab Ulm rapidly up to Roberts• door, sal the doer being rpeued at can he saw a large quantity of goods put into the pump. Raving his suspicious amused he emuseniested withWieite,96 e.,sed be sad Sergesut BUIL& kent,44B,watehed the home for /MO time. While they wets va firmed the r ' , isomer Roberts mime out, and. Wall lbw °Moen, went to the Pratt-strut station-hems sad taid Ba guet Hill, who wee au duty there, that he was awoke by a ram►ling noise la the passage of hie hems, and epee going dowse stain he saw is the yard several packages cf roe& Fria the isfcruntiou given to the pollee by Johann, Rd wards apprehended the whole of the primers, wit► the erseptiva of Dallistaa sad Robots, who were takes by Balker/bent The way in whisk the robbery wee effected wee at first a mystery, the whole of the dares being fur Mead ; bet It was afterwards discovered that ea 'stream had bees made through the skiltht, mud the goods were removed at the bask. The yellows, la &foam &dad the sup bet rid they ham who had dose it. Harding, who it a labium laid he was aet tilt au that drove ths eati, aad If it was hi; Gab, it mast hays bees takes while he was asleep is the atm shop. Xt. Ce;tis disediarged Harald sad Ha da& sad m =Mod ths War patellas till Tuesday asst. Mast; Nadu, ball for that appestats*. A PARIS MILKMAN IN TROUBLE. .—•-- M. lomotate, a milk seller ins large way of busi est' is Parts, hat got himself late trouble with tho prefect of polite, unit, curious circumstances. It appears that, under the faience of the prerailleg masts for groat seder tads., this milkman bad mauve& the greed idea of farming • sompany a emotosuditc to moeopoliss the whole milk ludo of Paris. It la charged stalest bins that, with the view to ledeee kis brother trades.... come late the " hales," be told thole that the pretest ef pass us devoted to kid bum% sad them who stood out would be likely to ham Istanbul's§ laid muted them foe sillies adeltoratod sionhaadies The lediusset arms that le eirselatiag this statemeet ths mewl our pithy, set ealy of the Ohmmeter ties alas uws, bet also of sews selmalatsd m traublit the public push ismonok es se lautatioe of ,testy was east ups ths high fueslimary mamma with the Umiak trades el the polies. It was further skargst "Out 11. Lommte that he had said that the Pretest of Pollso had co solved • me of 16,000 fr. it. the oceatiou dike ereadoe et a avnyina, and that he expected to melee a harp Is. out of ths profits of the proposed milk °emu,. Being Geed guilty of all these libellous oxpremloma, some of which use uttered as sob at a year ago, M. Leconte is asetteeed by the Correetional Tribe/lel to slit maths• im prlesemeet sad a flu of 11,C00fr. This is the first of • miss of prosecutions which it is sueldeted mastremy to Witte*" le order to domoutrats the virtu* of publio mee. ANNIVERSARY MUTING OF CHARITY SCHOOLS AT sr. PACE'S. The annivereary meeting of the children at tached to the Tarbes obarity tad pareekial sekook of the emoropolis took plum la Bt. Paul's Cathedral this afternoon. The weather was pemakally minnow ; the wins statue: sir Wag tempered by a geotle:brome, gad the rays of the um gabs= by doting clods. Tbreoginot the WIS. lag the City preented a very holy upset, as his. all cotters of the soup= ono throw of the risiag gesseatkre, who* Jayne prattle mad heathy, obtaaty appeossee afforded *video gratidestiom to the eimatkes boob& whoa busbies or piano had called forth to the spots. It was a great day, smoreovar, ler losedlodeas ; the display of gold law a= seabed ►ate, ornamented with see star favours is all the hoes of the raistow, was overpowering; Bast Paul's Churchyard was completely Worsted by the Baubles of the day, sad the awful impostures of their domeasor was oily disturbed by goodomal nabs to neighbouring bona. As the =Urea =tar= the eathedral, the quaintness of some of their deem= edged le the worth!, appanage of many of the boson, revived the associatioas &dashed to olio due= Yost of them eardsd bouquets, sad this added met a little to the photomap's= of the some. The attsmdasee of tile pulls was ezaeoligely nuessess. This gathering has bees= is. of the metropolitan sights, and ippon to gala rather theo leas is Wind. The orogregatisn to day =brood mot of ale heeds ef the shush, metope lima vicars, onto, &ado -wheel teuthen, =arch wordage, de., while the pool body of spostaten laded= assay leduratial iamb= of the aristeeney. no Werke of Bt. Peal's oa these math= bee boa doomed set =- worthy the poet a great writes, or the brush of a Rost Aeadeuician, a= this afterglow so prelims bats= of tt tout wits about. Tb. Impales rad of the enetraeay leek pleas fame &ably seder the dome. Tbe Nelms seed were all ehaested. The vocalists initialed the Warr comae, rims, sad oborieten of the eathednl, who were Miami by tom of the leading voices of the Chapel Boysl, West miaow Abbey, de., sad mahleg ma y Mr. Csepel organist, sad Mr. Beteg. The ekildrea Jobbed la th:i Gloria Petri" to *ash yoga. Laths= end *ow were nag Wilma the lawase. The eases wee presabod by the Right Rn. the Lord Maw* of Chester. At Ia elate four emu of tbe 104th Pula were nog by the abfklrea, 'adios with a read ahem by Wieldiest* of the their. • eolleetloa wee wade at the dose of the melee es behalf of the elsoritise. OSTITAL PALAOL—OII BEILLDNI DAT, Juis 4.—Aiinksier co rgsat. 6,60; ditto by NOM 0.640, 168; Wei TWIN', 6, THE EXPRESS, T.tiURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 5, 1856. WARN L18T3.-71178 DAT. UN= LIANWD AT MID 111011TAIA Two *Vial& The railway share market, today, is steady. Priam exhibit scarcely the least variation. London and North-Western stock is quoted 102 to 1; Great Wes tern, 80f to 811; Midland, 781 to 79; Lancashire and Yorkshim, 921 to 93 ; Caledonians, 301 to &nth Resterns, 211 to f ; and Great Northertis, 231 to 24. Great Western of Canada shares show a rally. notwithstanding the suspension of diplonsatio rMs does with the United States. II ''s 'or' is C r hi P. If II 1 ft per TRA/710 RETURNS, WATS. Ms Few lININIL in= sArWeek alias Nov A A A lurali sari 6.40 —.---- A=..N1104116 MUM ......... . US I.US 1.147 14421 MU ........ E illu. UN S.lOl ON) u.sa 113 MOO 14410 KM as 4 .. ... 4ll U 4 The Um U. .. 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IL st. !IL 1100 1110 100 100 11111 II l 1 94 1 79 ISO 111 1 r• //a I 8 21 life i i My Zii Vu ~e 711 si UI II Ica ils Pou lii In 109 e 16 1 i 1011 MONEY NABZET.-THIS D 47 Two o'CLocs. Notwithstanding the announeement that the Bri tish Minister has been actually dismimed from Washington, the funds have been rather firmer to day. The event seems to have been "discounted" by the 'peculators. The funds, after attaining a recovery of / per cent., are now quoted the same as at 4 o'clock yesterday. Consols for money have ranged between 941 to 91/, and are now quoted 941. The quotation for the 10th of July, after touching 95 to /, stands now at 941 to 95. The Three per Cent. Reduced have been dealt in at 931 to 1 ; the New Three per Cents. at 931 to 94 ; Bank Stock at 217 to 218; India Stock at 233 to 234; Exchequer Bills, March, at ss. to Bs. prem.; ditto, Jane, at ls. die. to 2s. prem.; and India Bonds at le. prem. The scrip of the new loan is quoted it to 2 prem. Turkish stocks are slightly Satter. The Six per Cents. at 991 to 1, and the Guaranteed Four per Cents. at 103 to 1. Other stooks are generally steady. The salmi include—Brazilian Old Five per Cents. at 100 to 101; Buenos Ayres at 78 and 761; Dutch Two-antla-lialf per Cents., 65; Mexican, 221 to 1; ditto, for 16th June, 221 to 23 ; Russian Five per Cents.,loB; ditto,Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 961 to 971; Sardinian, foe 16th June, 911 to 921 ex div.; Spanish Old Three per Cents., for 16th June, 47; ditto, Deferred, 251; and Venezuela Active at 301 and 30. The subjoined is from the Mexican Financial Agent in London : By the West India steamer Solent there has been re. saved one bill of lading for 12,148 doll. from Mandan, end the mossy is expected sic Churn by the nut steamer. The amount in the Beak of England for the next dividend is 30,3491.21.84. (Sigaid) "F. Fmno." Intelligence has been received of the arrival of the Solent, from the West Indies and Maxim. The quantity of spode brought by this vessel is even tiger than was anticipated, amounting to the wiper , nted total of 3,817,000 dole., or about 723,4001. sterling, chiefly in silver. The Kate has arrived from Sydney, but has no gold on freight. The dates by this vessel have been anticipated. The corn market yesterday was firm, at Monday's rates. The foreign arrivals of grain in Loudon are small. It is noticed that a parcel of grain has ar rived from St. Petenburg. Some of the country markets held on Tuesday were rather dearer. The following are the days appointed for the closing and reopening of the transfer books &rope& Three pee Cent. Cow* ... Jaw I ...Skundaydatyll Threpe.aad.a.ll•ll per CeslC Tussah „10 ... ~ 17 7wo-en0.6.1111f per Coate " 10 „ 17 New Flee per Ones .„ 10 ... 17 Aeitnltise, January, INN „ 10 17 1100 l7 ladle eta „" 10 . ..... 'toe 5 Katharine The half-yearly meeting of the St. Katharine Dock Company is called for the 16th of July. The half yrly y accounts will be open to inspection on the 7th ul. An extraordinary general meeting of the London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Company is called fee the 19th instant, to consider two bills be fore parliament ; one of which refers to the arrange ments with the West-End and Crystal Palace Railway Company, whilst the other authorises a lease of the Wimbledon and Croydon Railway. A call of 41. 10s. (making 91. 10e. paid) is to be paid on the shares of the Bombay, Baroda, and Cen tral India Railway Company by the 30th of July. The shareholders an to be allowed 6 per cent. per annum interest upon mosey paid in anticipation of sells. The Great Northern Railway Company have issued a notice offering 4 per mat, per annum interest for loses oa mortgage for three ars. The set of the Canadian legislature legalising the itinerant for the purchase of the Buffalo, Brant ford, and Goderich Railway by the Buffalo and Lake Huron Company having now received the royal assent, formal nodes is given that the bonds of the former will be called in for verification by the latter company, which undertakes to pay the rental direct to the bondholders. The responsibility of the Buffalo and Li ke Huron Company for the interest will date froni their taking posseemoa of the Buffalo, Brantford, and Goderich line. This event is expected to take place early in July. Buffalo and Lake Heron shareholders are required to take in for registration their scrip certificates between the 17th and 30th inst. The sealed certificates will be ready between the led and 16th of July. Interest amount ing to 6e. pee share will acorns up to the 30th inst., and from the let of July interest at the rate of 8 per mat. per annum will be payable until the line is opened throughout. Relative to the market for Amoeba* mouritiev, Mr. E. F. Satteethweite reports as fellows : Ibeso Ms bus a mid* Mime la Amens norritles fe Larks Usk* tits psot euesit. Mass tbs arrival d tits Annum • is sob Ms bus nealYrdjWelly sistlud, bowseer, to Cu SW^ wW db ale mew Wray UM la AL country. Ole yetis bee betuebt bow% wed Ur =else recess .101 =OM Immo. aptellelly es tbe rates an Wow Ss ral I Tort prim. The colosiel wool sales, whisk sessmenced on the Bth of May, eland yesterday. The quantity sold con sisted of 22,383 bales Port Phillip; 12,971 Sydney; 3,672 South Australia; 4,364 Van Diemen'' Lend; 7,942 Cape of Good Hope; and 272 New Zealand ; besides 3,838 bales Haat Indian and other foreign wools. Prices have latterly ruled steady at about She rates current in February. The Admiralty have accepted the undermentioned ships for the conveyance of stores, via. :—The Char lotte of Derby, for Constantinople; Ann Falco., for Quebec; Florence. for Halifax; Ruby, for Bermuda; Lady Bute, for Jamaica ; Commodmi, for Sierra Leone; Packs, for St. Helena; Lotus, for Cape Town; and the Hannah Fownee, for Sydney, New South Wales. The following have also been ao cepted toe the oeuveyance of troops, via.:—The Evelio', for Cape Town; and the Sea Park, for Mauritius and Gybe. WZDNISDAY ETIORNII. The funds experienced renewed depression this morning, bat afterwards 'spurned more firmness. The quotations at the termination of the recognised boars of business were a trifle better than the final rotas of yesterday, but subseqsently renewed flatness was shown, upon the announcement of the arrival of the steamer Atlantic, from New York. The daily fluc tuations are still almost entirely attributable to the American dispute, the influences in operation upon the whet being in other respects highly favourable. This was the day for the monthly settlement in Consols. At periods like the present, when the market is fairly supplied with stook, and when the current speculation is directed to higher prices, the arrangements incidental to the settlement are usually sufficient to indoor some fluctuation, even apart from political anxieties. Upon the whole, however, the stook markets retain considerable steadiness, being strengthened by confidence in the future course of the money market, and by the continued investments of the public. The mass of mercantile bills falling doe to-day (the 4th of the month) wss unusually heavy, but the liabilities were remarkably well met. In no depart ment of the money market was any presser* observable. In the Suck Exchange, notwithstanding the requirements in connexion with the Consol settle ment, money was obtainable on easy terms for short Crand did not command more than 6 per cent. o d a g ier Consols for money, which eland yesterday at 944 to 4, receded for a moment this morning to 94i, is sellers; and were quoted at 4 o'clock 941 to 4. Fo the new amount of the 10th of Judy the transactions ranged between 641 and 961, and the 4 o'clock peke was 944 to 96. After regular hour*, however, a re destice of 4 per cont. from them rates was quoted. The cilsial beldam report is as follows :Three pm Chat. Commis, far money, 944, 94, 944, 941 1 ditto, for arnonst. 10th July, 944, 964, 96. The.. pear Cast. Bothered, 93.92;, 934, 934. New Three pmts., 934, 4, 4.94, 934. Bank Stock, $164. Rook, 236. Thmand+Half pe Ont. En. 124 117 4 I'd US UT SI 11 I PA 1 N TO 14 04 Ue 19 I 1 lb pir — I—pa 4 1 a 4 ii 4 4 1 1. a 41 48 xi Tifl I 10 4 6 %al "Ikt 11l 6 6 IU 1111 Uli 1114 Ii es I. 7. .!. II Ii K IPS 1 Iv Si Si 4 4 h ‘ll' li li I id a 41I0ir 1 i - 1 1 I IS I til l 4 MT lass 111 • 111 11/ 11 ra 1 n Jaggier Bonds, falling payable in 1858 and 18^ 99, 981. India floods, 45., 54. prem. Consol Scrip (New Loan), 1/, 11,1/ prem. The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were also dealt in at 78. The scrip of the New Loan closed at 11 to 2 prem. The March Exchequer Bills continue in request, and were firm to-day, at 41. to Ba. prem. The lane Bills remain at 2s. dim. to 2s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bonds at 981 to 99. Foreign stocks exhibit no striking alteration in value. Turkish Six per Cents. declined in the mous ing to 99, aid the Guaranteed Four per Cents. to 103/, but the closing quotations were scarcely below those of yesterday, being 99} to 3, and 103/ to 1. respectively. The transactions of the day ex tended to Buenos Ayres and New Granada Bonds. The diplomatic misunderstanding with the United States has induced heaviness in the market for most kinds of Canadian securities. Loaabardo-Venetian Railway shares were flatter to-day, clueing at 61 to 51 prem.; Riga and Duna berg Railway shares were last quoted 4 to 11 prem., and General Bank of Bwitaerlsaid at 1 to 1 peens. Ottoman Bank shares closed to-day at t to 1 prem.; Bank of Egypt at far to 3 prem.; and National Discount at Ito dos. Western Bank of London shares were firmer, at 41 to 31 dis. City Bank and Bank of London stocks rose U., but Bank of Aostrelasia were quoted rather lower. Land shares were quiet. Oriental Gee and Royal Mail Steam shares were weaker. Canada Government Six per Cants. were also more offered. East and West India Dock stock wan dealt in at 124 ; General Screw Steam at 131 (181. paid); and North of Europe Steam at 13/. The shares of the Chartered Colonial Fibre Com pany and English Fibre and Paper Manufacturing Company remain severally at 1 to / prem. At Amsterdam yesterday (Tuesday) the exchange on London was quoted 11.871 for short ; at Ham burg, 13.8: for short, and 13.4 for 3 months; at Ear lin, 8.22; and at Vienna, 10.03. MINES,-TBIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. Business in mining stocks of all descriptions con tinues very inanimate. There has been more inquiry daring the last day or two foe Alfred Consols and Great Wheal Alfred shares, which have improved. Not a single transaction is reported in the Stook Exchange official list this morning. Annexed is a list of yesterday's transactions in the Xining Exchange: Mining Exchange official list : Drake Wells, 26, ; Ding .Dung, 42,},43; tort Bowen, is. 64., 61. ; Great Airfoil, 24, ; Levant, 106, 110; Bcrt ridge Consols, 31, 1, 3, ; Tre wetha, fit, I. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SUGAR —The market continues active, and as *dams* of 6d. on last week's prices is freely paid, and in strong brows qualities an advance of ls. has been occuslostelly COPPIR—TbIe article is rather dull, yet priors ham born soneorted, bat the quantity offered in public sale has boon large. TaL.—Prioss an supported, with a Baited basinen Cocoa sells truly at high priest. flarnwran costliness to have a downward tendency. and le quoted at 295. to 80.. 6d. COTTON.—Priees are very firm, and holders are asking rather higher price'. Inon.—Bootch pig quoted 801.6 d. on 'Change. B:aLenn, 241. Brim an without alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—TM DAT. The market continues quiet in all situations. Prices we quoted as follows : —Town tallow, 465. nett cash; Paton burg Y. C. on tbe spot, 455. 9d. ; Jsu, 451. ed.; Oct. t Dan, 465. HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. 7d;. it. iravisreporta trade swithontalti;n7tiOa . Prime meadow bay, 951. to 105 a; superior. 1101. to 120..; inferior, 60s. to 801.; rowan. 701. to 955.: cloys., 103 e. to 130 s. ; wooed am. 95e. to 1205.; draw, 28. to 301. THE HIDE AND LEATHER TRADE. (Tram the WPM, athseeebea rrater of Mess. T. J. and T. feweL) There hsa lees. t the peat Imre flu ammo basks= la bather. Pik the sande. hav month. e pearally peesslabeek so Ord the Nests ere drsittp seared, sal are nevi eseessitip mak. The piss et lawn War no& tessdp et the prolatbas et the pet seseth. bat lbe Vibes, kirk of se bather, es esll es aihel et deaths metes* seee. len nods a seastaselie Weems% sad base the endues" dewed to Mee pods Uwe ths appenese et still WIPP Idea. The went dusgetrass !tier Arperdlre esessisa, Ass a assidemaile Ispeemeset Y *Pr trade. hr MA be dee adhstss see betbet. est skit desidell that the sedeelles of theta/set mese by the Istrit will Pre a flub Impetus perragy reneets bum Moths heebtree hen Na lest very satenelve. The Ispetaleses. rebbit sty post deep& have antral tee reasey i ashler to spa large tapelike, to than. Is oddities te ear hewer report et the present huh henna ets are sorry we mast rased Pa It men Anwarelde wear ; Ml* bark still remake srsitheugh the Mae have been peed mad eat Lys maim; pa dm seent law Mk sesdawle tllebrith. rateL Uwe It, hewever. se bast a misty dl lavender Puked is pal seadidem, ash at psi pithy. Asa tpialltp, those Is se due that It is abesksh the washer has kowsß. e idered the ast al the theme that searerly any hes ben MK and we ere. eashb Is dies Or {MUMS whisk iddbt. Is Nese degree, he seeldared the sasand pelse. tat me plea ups that she bet pear's pips ana be the rale lit OP Vila wa early ask well britsrl, v the dbreissred gawks Bea meet a ear siderehip delbsd Tabs. MOP Ilidsh—We have sot mesh alterative to snake In oar cpstader et them seeds. At tits erase of the year the slaughter preally to to demise, and the supply P. as is opt, tees abseensd. teatime setteadme are anshand in piss. Masks' horse Wee have advanced ed. per bids. ROYAL CALEDONIAN ASYLUM. The ahead festival of this charity, which has for its object tin education sod maintenance of the orphea children of soldien,stilon, and saarines. natives of Scotland. was held on Tuesday evening at the Freeenesoca' Tavern, Great Queen-atrew ; his Royal Highness the Duke of CAN -1/410011 in the chair. The health of Her Msjsety, of the Prices Consort, and of his Royal Highness the Duke of Bothaay, having bean duly responded to, His Royal Highness the Casuists& proposed " The Army and Navy," coupling with that tout the names of his Gram the Duke of Wellington and also of Captain the Hen. Norge Murray, R N. The Duke of WmAmorosr expressed his teats os behalf of the army, and the Hon. Captain Mosses ea behalf of the navy. The Clumsiest', in proposing "Prosperity to the Royal Caledonian Asylum," mentemed as a special claim to the sup port of the public, that within the last year the committee of the imitation had admitted to its benedts in addition to the ordinary umber, 30 children, the orphans of thou who had perished In the war with Ramie. This toast was duly honoured, and the Szcarthwr as maimed that the sabscriptioas of the *Teeing amounted to about 8001. The Health of his Royal Mebane the Chairman" was them proposed by his Gram the Duke of Encomium, and rapturously responded to by the company. Rental other touts followed, and the festivities of the evening were concluded in a manner satiabotory to all TESTIMONIAL TO MR. 0801101 OODWIN, —la ackbowledgment of the easialoam rendered in arohitastaral dotes fa the repremotatios of the w Winter's Tale," sod other playa at the Fria ogees Theatre, Mr. Kean has promoted to Xt. Godwin an elegantly-designed slant jog in Oven bearing the following inscription :—" To George God win, F.R 8., from Charles KM), e■ a alight token of the high appreciation eatartaiced far valuable aesistaaoe In erchitecteral details, white cstrying out the design of placing before the public correct bistoriesl Illevratioui el Macbeth,' Rem VIII ,' sad the Wister's Tale,' ere. Aimed la the years 1863, 1865, sad 1858, at the Royal Prieeeree Theatre, wader Mr. Chalk a Bean's maaagemeat. Mg, 1866. ' MZETIBO Of TRU ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOntwrg rot 1867 —The Council of the Royal Agri:ni twit! Srciety met yesterday (Wedcesday) in London to select the town in which the exhibition shall be Im Id fog 1867, ;and from • telegraphic despatrh received fa this airy yesterday afternoon, it appears that the Council has decided that ff the Waratiostir cad Saliebery sad the Math ver and Salisbury Railways should he musoleted for the convey MHO of passeagers, implements, sad rash by the 26th of Marsh seen, the mastic' ehaU he ia Salisbury ; bat to the treat of these two lines not being completed at the tme a-•eilled, the show will be held la Rath.—Bo' ilia Cassolois. Ciaortsz.—A correspondent it &Mr 'melee as Friday, says that the hail storm of Tar has done great Wary to the gross, in that diet yousg broods having been destroyed. The b' suffered somewhat from the moue wear prevailed in that district, sad generally sr dories the past few weeks. Otherwise, spode of the sportsmen for the comi• —BinfsAire Journal. Ills DAxon.—A Flue maple has gotablithed a psalm that city sad Gaunt,. The M leth alt., sad bad as' The OM a direst • ha& tial Ow fi r