The Express. — London, England, 1857-03-23 00:00:00

The bedipsiseseslpt Mates that Chevalier "Milli left Navies cm the l2t far Roma sad that M will primed thence to Paris and London, with die view at tsiaging .boat the resumption of diplomatic mistime between Naples and the touts of Enilsad sad Frame. SPAIN. A cerreepondenee from Madrid affirms that the Spanish goverment being neelved to exact full gatisiketion front Mexico has retailed to receive the *Moan envoy, M. Lafragna, and M. Hidalgo, the de* erefeires. This WWI is in contradiction with that given by the Diem Espanol of the 21st, Which said that the government would decide what spas to be done after it had received the Mexican envoy. • Prince Galitirin, the Russian ambaseador to the Heart of Spain, was expected at Madrid THE WEST INDIA MAILS. (IT inacruc MONDAT. The staa•ehip Parana has arrived with the Wad India mail 37,300 dole. in specie, a full cargo at indigo, cochineal, &c., and twenty-six passengers. The Farina was detained at St. Thomas's till the 7th, waiting for the Gulf mails, which had not Wised when the Parana left. The intelligence by this venni is very meagre. The Dee arrived out at Bt. Thealade en the 27t1 alt.; the American frigate Merlinse aalla4 et Bt. Thomas's on the 6th inst., but, having favor en board, was not allowed to communicate. At Jamaica trade dull; mining favourable; ex change u last quoted. The Parana has dates—Demerara, 26; Trinidad kad Jamaica, 27 ; Grenada, Feb. 28; Antigua and Bt. Kitts, March 3 ; Porto Rico, 2 ; St. Thomas', 7. • The Parana has brought no mail from the Pacile Antral America, and the Spanish Main, and very little specie, owing to the non-arrival of the Trent steamer at St. Thomas'. UNITED STATES. ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF WI (in mAoxrric wsuoanonn) (non °en own COMESPONDINT.) LIVERPOOL, MONDAY. The Liverpool and Philadelphia sere; steamahip tity of Washington arrived in the river Mersey this morning. She left New York on the 10th inst., et the same day passed the Ecru going in, and on the 11th the Kangaroo. Arrived from Antwerp the steam-ship Leopold I. General Thomas bas been re-appointed Assistant :Secretary of State by General Cos. Lord Napier had been presented with an address 'try the New York Chamber of Commerce. The sen timents expressed towards Great Britain were very cordial. Two large government vessels were to assist the 'hying of the submarine telegraph. Havannah &dykes to the 2nd instant have been received. Sugar market firm, and shipments heavy born all parts of the island. Exchange on London declined to 105 j. Freights improved. Money at New York was in active demand at pre vious rates; first-claas paper was done from 8 to 9 pee cent. ; very light call loans abundant. Cotton quiet. The demand for breadstuffs large, and prices yielding. Provisions had an upward tendency. Freights :—Grain to Liverpool improved. In the brief mention, just terminated, Afters swime teak place in the House of Commons. Three isms in the Judpiesta Execution, he., Bill, three on going ire • areeree of Ways and Means, one one private bill (Lewes ani Valid Railway Bill), =done in committee on the In. • Meme Tax Bill. The remainder were all upon great questions, wok r the Weir with Chine, which led to the dissolution of redlerent, the Civil Service in Ireland, the County inmethiee (Leek. King's motion), our Naval Administra tion, the Mammoth Onset, and our Representative Symms Joins Wain slay's maim Lea committee of Inquiry). Elvblemwee tram non the question of extending Sr • Clean Morin in Inland. Tnoventirra Loconorin !—The eminent -Ikm d a. mil W. Hawthorn, whom celebrity keep pies etnh the prayer et Lim lammeths, ere now building their lismennals emir. Sense conseption may be kneed et the ' perms d sellways trete this ens eiremememm—Mst within sheet thirty pears from the epode( et the lint pesseener Han cam Mails establishment hes termed eel 1,000 locomotive togloms—while Ilesphanson sal Cm, ratty Neweistis Arm, ben nand mat MU mss.—Getemieeir steer. Till BATTLE or ALEXANDZIA.--0. Saturday stream fits mammary hated of tbs mu tlanttal at ths lhosasammet Tams tr i psa ll = la camissmmass of ilia bills d whin ths Imam d the assala limp was se illsplaysL Tits ha l v amnia with awl limb wllli Oa lawsms of paOM mama haft ohm AMP Ma sailman ssa war sat alms ia Omar_ , assay sit 4 whim was la Illes hail matsam es Is t i e maim, lasistrast aims tray behmstmg to Os Ingle blipia is ea Or Pm apaany litsr Ms ..d i. Ilii gr a s Billatsa isa a. ar, V: lifikr•Ow•wal Omens mil 114 Wasam It mai lima IWO she posast Casaphsil of IsW, the Oa. A. Ommess, lir Jamas Stwatie alii A.tror Lads Aith b ile a Di tiColossi ta i ksaml Ipsy T?i•ZI N f fLara, some. l i s. eli Tsitst wampum abase Labe ben 4 the Claissr_ is pas the mad loyal ima phials hash, at ufsa amok with OA Wing hasmass. Ti. Meat d las I.=. To the Ilasassy_ot _Absiammlas, awl the Harms with him at Om WAD a Ahmaaris," was asat Frareal la aim sham Ulm comptirmatorp harass •iltsChassms,"imilibeadoh and Class," ma MIIINI elimassily ,mode hu 1111 the ellort of ingsag. Dian ea coarse of lie a mal • al bur was &mad by Lest. hambrafita, Capt. fir Omplial et lir, ad Kr. has, dr samstary. The ' dim shahs' km ths No Casimir Asylum was Is allamtbses, ma aroma several aims with Aar limas r masks ; and doting the Was Mr = Mar Caloassis oho with all hit wahimiws viper ma Tim whoa, festival masa of la the lasi gilikliacters ismaar. • NOIRE Emu= RAILWAY.—YORTE, BATTEDAT. eellsmit impasst films, arainf oat al the ameba seek . it the am& loam .1441011 of the North Sad.. tam balm the sherd& Coast, tor assisslag w of dmir tir lar. Wals= cl yli d nr sismisil . 41r: tas u : e rsampw Is • saimislam sisnap, me os • /sass Mails lis Ink was imi its by a • id smil &SWIM corequassiansi. He milord ' i woad es tie bead imil absdar, b y blowstol, aills hastasal. Hs bat ma be.. ails to stana is boa - -Mr - NA Karnes mil Ma simpany aamilial Aar Ma rl they wine nab le Pm the *YIN a await. ; lomat he thii hj= e bt aisidast, Hwy Mesa am E,..1 - c i al e 11 4 1 1 :7:112:1 1171 MI kaki. Med aes c pe=lbr Us Ism a bar lir dam& killed Elkassithst. TM impsy sammlia a a sordid of ‘• ims half to the tram, ma the ellar bat to ha thei r( tin children. N Shama v. Math Imam Com ' taw tism ems a imam description of can, sal a mad as Wilts Direectilat. ATTIIIPT TO I/MOOT A RAILWAY SILAIN.-02 Saturday We awe Seed ta kora hen =do Sidliseaa and &Wiwi dimple, overture a raw hub Re Ile Lissitly and lAMB* Railway. The allbde.lnew ' Rdi Ow Roe ert imib lzerewit et or of Ur Ems Woo. ea abar Ilw bar" raseetry I=lls &a ellamillwa trasted mei* m amid ban beano&a . Ebe zr ise tol Se la ell deelielilly wraeleesel r mamba eislatearber, Wis. EWA te weer one dimeellaa &a efteet pais almadd de Maad, ears raut &IA Teem Oat wit& } lee r y le due ear hie deem mil pee NI We &Des aild imiu emesquewo el Om peentleme dia . wed '. rategirite:=4 " ee li Z al leyat r i m a seer se t a ff as II " as a b r iaa ra It is le le bird eat the per eft& dike ail wil le bee* Mies**. TIM - -11XPRESS,._ _MONDAY TIVENING; LAW INTELLIGENCE.; THIS DAT. - -•-.. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Wan Mr. Cciazeirkesr Oodburs.) tx xx I. r. ILXIOWT. Tba benkropt was • hop and red merchan Iflbwr Chiunbees Larks-bridge; he Aid also ca t, rried an theda Kent B , York-duet, Pasksville. lble wee the ad ouresd esaminstias ensianng. Ms debts and liabilities amount to 8,4971., of which 1,2901. wee covered byproperty in the bands of macre; the wets are r at 1,440/. In July, 1854, he had • ca tel of 3,483/. ; his proem bed b een 3,5721. ; TM.; Imam, 5,5101., of which 1,2771. ware In r c ee l rec a n brewery. Mr. Nicholson appeared for the Mr UAW& for creditors and Ddr. Lawrence kr the . It ap pawed that the noconnta had been thoroughly vs by the assignees and creditors, who now expreamd= selves satisfied, and the bankrupt pored The 27th of April was named for the certificate meeting. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAT. SOUTHWARK. DISOZDIALT CONDUCT IT • NA ILWA T STATION. tram Awe, a restithey at Teabridge, was hrtodt betwe Po Ora e t a amble therged il V F ameallat at a diraeleame at the jlawir eallwag= landethistage. art drinallog the Aloe ha the arimilss et hi ally. • Jtha Uf: l 4 mho imbued at the lemathau shad that an —, sheet her Vane le Or alleastr, the awe to he mallma, me the leis vas about le moll thine were a post amber at gamememes Moth CV= le a = Tr. ear erd" h rllt V: rhy he eamme bleu abbe libm p away tab*. Insert Maim au he era Eel awe liamer mad assail such a dip tangier sad inahmtha Mist he wee torgeihrd to all On who leek bile Ye earally. Mr. llrr7Dp ,lbstaWurrrlrrAvebath-Esatern Railway Tamirti shied that hie atlrYa wee "'lied to the priothe's arbor by the hiarliare mad amhokin ea the pitheat se a trek was shoat to "aft Ualiwereditag his het wither that Ws priseem bed beta ejected three tare hen the statiat, he lit it to be he duty to give him tote the seated, et Omar. He was miry drunk, and they never elm pea oda. the Marne at liquor to travel by their ailwey. Mr. D arr embed they/hoar what he had to ray to the charge t that le was salemerly Pan. He rams mg to Ide s - erishomoiel met star Marie, with whoa be ateetummiely dm* Imo asemh. Mr. thwebot raid men eery mad the Whew altheellise ewe gala Justified shah Ida at *dr mains whim la • are of He rad aha st Woad in &teak of payment Thep ' , mem age. .I: . la=sim, who ismst mooch sehaated at his position, pith the lamb sad wet discharge& STREET. Hoary Parrs was b befo Mr. Ikeda; ged with *shag six arrows, ea rought wea r y glove, amd Mbar char doles, tits it peoperty of Mr. Theirs Weed, of the Burlington O. erecter, 9 C, stated that about air o'clock re Friday night, in consequence at hthessatice be bed readard, be west to 19, Coadalt-sereet, sad oweetsieed that the brother resided then. He sowthal rho plees, sad=.: arrow, ea watery peva sad owe roomy sawatrewenta saw produreL The wanting he west to the =at Lies awl en twig soked =ft ea the macaw prodered to his Imam. Primer wid be had mot; bet on being father gesedeael be admitted that ho had. Wimps the whet Id= II he bed say dupli cates; he sold, se, be had sot. Wares sabsepwatly aserebed bia sad Mad a poeket-book,aovend Mating to walking-wicks sad whieh re l t al. stolen firm the . Weans awes silver mho the pressonter. The °Awe ad s tled .atin tlea gN bo so bather to elitism al meat, sad evCioil for a rorri. to the prosanter, identified the wliette = . str al useter's poverty. WISTWLNSTEB. Jame amelivq,eiztei wee charred with 1 the iambi &dm re the shop cd Kr. Wallace, dyer, Tacatemok-atmet, The bets me Welly them Between six ad seven o'clock ea aatarbey eveaMg, the primer ead another ma hest in custody) Wend the proweabela shy, awl abed to be slams mate Ilk hemMorableb. We. _fled told them Hat they bad made a adataite la mutat thin for seek era cism at they we only The INIMM harmed, es the thought, p eat, tad 1 a brp mil d silk, dined koma the atop vela It. Ole tie ahem, ead they viell lammed, Hie ems emly captated. The ink wee remmered teem a yenta Idle cagey stood with it emir ame la the creed. The primmer yes receded. -- - • ASSAULTING lAILWAY OVIIICENA. Timm* Wetmore, e poweehil men, woe charged before 11, Mr. D'Eyncoart with imeealting Chalice Tidoma, an °eke( $ of the North Lowden Railway. le The evichnoe of themeplainant and Clerk, s porter, IC showed that at Ns mimeo to tea o'clock het eight the do- 84 4, heederm, inoompery with rather pinned the platform et the Hadar, Me peep, dea, end won cm the ef ptting into ts sl am of the caniegeo le the Larks Muhl, when it wee obeerved thiry win intoskieled. The repletion. of the corn- t pay in this rupee Illes penwpory, sad tbay were told to : I,: Morn. This wee reissall, end M beams requisite to um Some. Delendmet elm sleuth the ea:or awl cut his lip ornmdy, thmeliebit the peter. ealkeeptestly they ite returned, sad insieted ea pa WE. It wee Ifi hand neeemety give dedindme in M. The mewed, who mil lee wee en organ , denied the 4 chirp of intozicatka, he this Ina clearly proved, end the et, newslaste, remarking on the great propriety duet allowing a. inebriated persons to travel by trade, lined the delhadent 10e. SUDDEN DEATH or Da. SYNOD/a-4i is with it=of deep regret we sasoence the melancholy end auldatent beat of the hoe IL Vs, LL.D., who Qtrkthe led taw esedn h m et Pilhm e s:ar y bodge ie amen if the . Mf. The rain tea yin, led to raffia to • rainy immiege. me aB/ii. It mare the me ilinimais dimmed tea San at MADE, diamoe shoat • war of a min he lie residence, by the 6.46 than ▪ Oarificastr Is (odor to reach the station, yaws ban the veinal of the tests, be had, ▪ weal mei% seertei lemma very me* for whim he tnierei the asap he was sera by erne of the =earea he la ate el impareatly eseaphie sane. ameniel sallmeme who was rittiog mot the I Peer le amp arm a win bier, @eying at the maw am tam he melt Let, seil wind to me • hills sir. This mina Woof immolliloly samba le, the worthy odor up lie position vase orlaisor. Very soon air the desemeas leo was amend te amen sway mama eppiereace, Ned =Le wa r Oda award thellytammalwage a pee amen llA ps relemelt of ded—the bailer Mi damn biel said apes frim, mad he wen earn demean the tea sertesintlaktianomash maw the ulna amnia ward la getting the body Ikea the train, end le maims for • doctor. Dr. Duigan wee peraptly On the spat, bet pronounord life to bo quite extlaa He goer it me lis opinion that death had resulted Oren dime of the Z a s seet teelerated by undue exertion. D81)181111111111 last in on Tuesday on which day he tea demi with the Rev. J. nand, officiating minister le 1118 Trinity Church. The Hew. C. S. Bird, vicar, hearing of the sad mead, soon ado hie appearance at the station, sed degerted by the next train to Wham, for the purpose of the melancholy intelligence to deceaaed's eon sod dweighter. An inquest, se believe, will by held either this ening or city on Holiday morning. In appearance deremesi seemewhat reamaled the Den of Wellington, but mat bas nee • little eller. He wee well known to most des selaky, end semiarid steempt hie Ismael fric ode aerosolmembere of ~.l tsodremr min rustic persona. H. we side follow of 111. JAM, Came, Oxford and had stead, la theswatdaantes, ring to Oxford and re ode ageing illedelsem - He wee also late rim: xi awl elhe I. Peas and to their Royal lilehmens the la et Let sad Cambridge. De. eirelliemi the hmeral minim et the Druid of the famous siTreisige"«•.=o;;;;47v Trari: or Ma. FLAMM—We have to record lir death al the parlor et our northern araltitoolo—the is. wbo non than any odmr, has tilted the Scottish capital with manounosta at his genius. William Hasty Playfair died es Thateley resit, after • long illness, width had far say poem pewbeed his limbs and, for th e in day or two, wade berailda to everything. Kr. IMapfhir wen boon in lenden, iamb MI Us aim of no imlbtb sleek. MY Mier wes an ankaset el wee hie alM=regebelea Las keg Man eimeared by Gm Olds sea; and b a n me the in ear gmeghswethina asterai pidiereploer, Prior Ids ?badger Me bed Me sheeted. eit brig edersted mike eel me ne 11 reef t ilbe elf the Lem at • Or wile Led Mite Mew lair pap elate* whew It theineed. At a ' =rpoled le arempriod bie web la Met earn eel wideb tweepted the eking yews of the gook - glee 11111h..30‘,711 On ewe. eiviorMoi Home BORNEO Dows.—Loss or Las—Abe brake ma lets es Friday night, at Alrerstoke, Meet ewe miles *en Gosport, by 16. 17 houses were bumf to the gvemil. • poor wrest, nomad Roberta lost We Mb k moiewemlng to wee mere Weitz" by the roof Mee MOM bar. The ire was ultimately extinguished by the nat uree On oedema. Oltywni PALACS,-.RALI-CROWN Dar.—Scene Dia, Malice 21.—Admiliano ou payment, 743; ditto by rem tickets, 2,463 ; MAW visitors, 3,205. SHARE LISTS-71111 DAY- Two onssol. The railway share market today is rather Beam Midland is chiefly heavy, and has receded to 84 to 1. In some of the other leading descriptions a decline of Ito 1 per cent. is observable. London and North Western stacks quoted 1041 to I ; and Lancashire and Yorkshire, 991 to 100 ex div. Great Western remains steady at 881 to /. French lines area little flatter, and other foreign descriptions quiet. `I 14.1 RAVAMM4 :1 "a• b ==s a l I 111111‘ lam.Wely. l l=all.7 los.agibes. Jon _ - :4I r ~. , INOMINIIIII .................... Ir. DON 11=7 1 W . : . A Own. a YNIN 6 DIN Li. IN MN all llsours Algi alg7... —" :. IN Emirs Vila. ONN - A .. IN Da O.a■ ... IN Oa 1aan5iNi7..—....... In swim" IN -.rink, oursli. =.12 := :tc l IM Nut Swaim IN ft. IN Do. B. at • 1 MO IL OWL gig Woo. ( n Ls) NO OM Wooers 1119 Ilmaitney °waft taiiairaartrhil7-7. tq Too* le Dr. lerat Warr ... - IM taneselke IL ale elealre De. de. 1 Da. Wed *Me Oaks all Leeks 0.11800•01. 105 Lae., 0e1044a. ft 11. .0141.1 10 landea * Kee& Wotan. all Ds ear . all De. Sleek; i1..&14.16. De. Disfuis MO O Lades & loath Water& lee 114•41..1110..&10aalask. 'OS 81111801 HO Do. Pm. eat Driely. ell NIL (11. Weens ai Lleelre) Illemelle red W Ilempan,Aberp.&ll4ol&ll • awry andll4oolo4 l a& := l ooospelate 114 s 040110 lee 114W10110 .. .. ei AIM Orles. 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The tenet ormod at aleven, sad alum* at one, when five merathasars was 'predated, and ohm ma Memos of about two house they returned to the court roma, and announced the mak to be as follows :— Mr. Beeror, 63; Mr. e V, Laserfkld, 62; Mr. A. C. Mont an, 62; Mr. IL Wright, 61; Mr. Thomas P. Beauchamp, 60 ; . George Simmons, 60; Mr. Henry Guy, 69 ; Wawa Bears, 69 ; Mr. James Tanner, 58; Mr. Julius hdereeti 67; Dr. George Newry Bachhodner, 67 ; Mr. J. I. &AIL 67 ; Mr. George England, 57; Mr. Frederick gay, 67 ,• Mr. B. W. Webb, 67 ; Mr. Tho maa Turner, 67; Mr. W. 8. Britton, 68 ; Mr. Valentine Knight, 66; Mr. B. Shelton, 56; Mr. C. E. David.on, 54; Mr. William Brooks, 53 ; Mr. Thomas Perm 62 ; Mr. Retort Cole, 60; Mr. Thomas King, jrm., 48; Mr. John Nods., 47 ; Mr. Thomas Potter, 47 ; Mr. John Mr. G.W. Brum, 44 ; Mr. Thos. King, 44; Mr. Geo. 44. The foregoing were the 30 geademen elected. The num- Wester the unsuccessful candidates were, the Rev. Programer Marts, 37; the Rev. L. Davies 36; Mr. C. Balm, 36; Mr. H. Emanuel, 30; Mr. Chaim }Yeah, 22; Dr. D. G0%047, 20 ; Mr. James Davis. 17 ; Mr. B. B. Chichester, 16 ; Mr. John Dan, 12 ; Mr. George Vim, 9. Some subterranean grottom have just been die covered at Danny (Cote d'Or), at a short distaos from the Lyon. railway. They aro shoat 300 maim bag and 20 metres high, and terminate at a lake if a certain 'Mont. They contain some fine stalactites and ortalliastioos. JOUR STOCK 11,000 40 lowtrailso .... .11 10.0 W, 1$ 11001 , of WOO ..... lot 11,000 111 BAAL of Laden SO Bolt.OoLlailklabaC all 10,000 14 Bahia Werth Among. ail 11,201 14 eborlarodeaaketioi., Aultfstla. owl $ &NO 100 COahllty IS,OOO 1 wial ... 114 10,c06 tom amer.iint croon 10 o M 8011.41w1.641•L0m1 .11 1,0, I 115,11 000 00 lb Us.Clrtlllok W kw hoa 411 10,0ta 011siolIow ..... .11 00,000 f Webs as. Onsty 10 NV* SO Undo lelat Slot - 10 40,000 DV Widow 110fortedwiir 10,000 100 Wat. 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I I f ISO' le 1444barbade tart I 12 11.110 10 Ds Da. .. . ... del LAX 2 Da.dgent.Pral Ism las .11 4 42 14,149 IX. I 1 42 re 1.714 130 /1.84482.1114.1844.1.4184 110 la 11 181,612 1 Rook 1141. Alillnlidiam all 12,000 90 10011.1 Soma drams. al— 00,1106 1 Orestal 0.0 4ll 12 If 4088 1 Ds "Su Sane Is par i 110,1.41 18e1R1841.8841211144ral all 11 12pea 20.404 60 hetes& OrWatal Nem all Mar SO O. Nov 19 10,404 10 Ilbmiday Ina 111 14 a d 10.040 IS D. N... ... 74 04 two) too aerm 30.0111.0 M — noon. 102.088 Arlr. Ixsata 12 If 104,00 1 D. 2198 .. IS Ina 1144001142 1/411 all n 21 73,010 I Ilabmarlis 0•44 ad /1 X MIX ' 12% Da. 11x1sared all 10,940 IV r.a Mrs'. Lead 4411,442 X. XXIX" Desks S,N. D 4.11494 14 14 Of as 11 II tu 117 II 4 167 1011 In II SI SG 1N NI l i I P. Is. sprig Is I p.a. MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoow. The funds are less strong to-day. Some disap pointment has been occasioned by the smallness of specie remittance brought by the Parana. The re duction in Consols, however, is only about 1-16th per cent. English railway stock are a little flatter. Consols for Bth April, aftLrstanding at 93/ to /, are now quoted 93; exactly. For money the present price is 933. India Stock is marked 221/ to 2231; Exche quer Bills (March) par to 3s. prem.; ditto, June, 3s. dia. to par; and Exchequer Bonds, 983 to I. Foreign stocks in all cases quiet, and present very little change in price. Subjoined is a complete list of the morning's solo—viz.: Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1832, at 981; Equador New Consolidated Bonds, 15; Mexican, for 31st inst., 233; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta., for account, 774; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1833, for account, 451. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 973 ; ditto, Small Bonds, 98 ; Sardinian Five per Cents, 904; Spanish Old Three per Cents. for account, 414 ; ditto Deferred for account, 251 ; Turkish Six per Cents. 98; ; ditto for account, 983. About 10,0001. in gold is known to have been taken from the Bank on Saturday, to pay for silver on the Continent. An attempt is apparently being made to force transactions in the sham of the Great Russian Rail way Company at Amsterdam. The imports of the precious metals last woek were small, little exceeding 100,0001. Our list in cludes only 5,000 ounces of gold by the Dunbar, from Sydney; 14,000 ounces by her Majesty's ship Electra, from Melbourne ; 105,336 dole. Snearly all on French account) by the Asia, from New York ; and 8,0001. by the Tagus, from the Peninsula. The imports of silver from the Continent, how ever, were last week heavy, these supplies be ing chiefly destined for shipment to the East by the Pers. The London Custom-house list reports 64 cases by the Albion from Boulogne (in addition to 23 cases brought by the same vessel on Saturday week); 22 boxes by the Rhine, and 27 boxes and 43 cases by the Panther, both also from Boulogne; 75 cases and 13 bags by the Dolphin, from Antwerp; 5 boxes Vfee Vesta, from Oporto ; 3 boxes by the Britan rom Cadiz, &e. Custom-house statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London during the week ending Thursday last includes 15,550 ounces ands 1,0821. in gold, and 4,200 ounces, besides one box, of silver. These supplies, which were despatched chiefly to France and Belgium, represent a total value of about 62,0001. the particulars are sub joined, viz. :—Gold coin: to Rotterdam, 280 ounces and 4501.; to Bordeaux, 821.; to Boulogne, 13,000 ounces; to Hamburg, 5501.; to Belgium, 2,040 ounces. Gold tars: to Boulogne, 230 ounces. Silver coin: to Rotterdam, 600 ounces j to Belgium, 2,600 ounces; to Boulogne, 1,000 ounces ; to Hamburg, 1 box. The shipments from the outports have included about 5,000/. by the Nlagdalena, for the West Indies; 22,4001. by , the Sultan, for the Peninsula; and 787,5871. (of which 11,255/. was in gold, and 776,3321. in silver) by the Pero, for Alexandria and the East. _ . The total ascertained shipments of the week, as officially reported, are thus raised to about 877,0001. The whole of this sum, with the exception of about 100,0001., consisted of silver, much of which, as already shown, was derived from the Continent. The remittances of gold in private hands to the Continent, chiefly in payment fur this silver, have comprised, in addition, nearly the whole of the imports above re corded, some 50,0001. or 60,0001. drawn from the Bank, and about 172,0001. ex the Admiral, from Melbourne, and the Wooloomooloo, from Sydney. This last-mentioned amount was included in our last weekly summary of imports, but did not actually come to hand until last week. The price of St. Petersburg Y. C. tallow for deli very at the end of the present month has been run up to 70s. per cwt., owing to the efforts of the speculators, although the price of the same article for delivery in Apnl is only 525. Pd. to 635. The explana tion of this extraordinary difference in price consists in the fact that, for the settlement at the end of the present month, the speculators for higher prices have got the operators for a fall completely ' into a corner." It must not be supposed, however, that the difference in price represents profit to the monopolists, for they will remain holders of a large snantaty of tallow purchased on speculation, and, in the opinion of many persons, will ultimately sustain heavy losses, owing to the reduced price of tallow for periods beyond March. The extent to which the Greek and other speculators have of late I carried their operations in tallow is viewed with regret and dissatisfaction in most quarters, as utterly deranging the market, and even tending to dis courage the tallow trade at this port. The Committee of Consultation of the Australian Agricultural Company . have issued their report. The statements therein contained are of course er parte, and the directors will doubtless have opportunityan of reply. Sufficient is proved, however, to place it beyond question that the directors, though men of high respectability, and themselves holding one-tenth of the entire capital of the company, have permitted its affairs to lapse into • mad state of confusion. The paid-up capital of this company is no less than 380,0001., and its territorial possessions extend over 890,702 acres. The committee allege that the horse stock, which cost large sums, has so deteriorated as to be nearly worthless ; that the sheep, which re present in the company's books a value of at least 130,0001., arc now worth scarcely 5,0001. ; that large numbers of the cattle have been altogether lost ; that Captain Brownrigg's management has been in other respects of the most unsatisfactory and unre munerative character ; that the system of accounts is glaringly lax and altogether unintelligible ; that no audit whatever has taken place of the colonial ac counts, which comprise by far the largest portion of the company's disbursements ; and that the IV -11 ports of the new superintendent, Mr. Arthur Hodg son, firm "a painful narrative of extravagance, mis management, and nun of peculation, which, through the neglect of previous superintendents, has been practised on the company's property." Altogether, the committee's report, supposing that its allegations cannot be rebutted, gives a stnking illustration of the extent to which abuses can creep into the management of joint stock undertakings. The alacrity with which the directors have placed all the books and documents at the service of the committee is, however, duly recorded. The committee appear to have shown a degree of laborious perseverance which, whatever be the final result of their investi gations, entitles them to the gratitude of the pro prietors. A call of 21. is to be paid on the first issue of shores of the Vale of Neath ltailway Company by the 11th April. A call of 31. is to be paid on the shares of the British Steam Fisheries Company, by the 13th April. Formal notice is given that two petitions for the winding-up of the Hull and London Life Assurance Company are expectel to be heard before the Master of the Rolls, on the 28th inst. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 24th inst. for the conveyance of stores (medicines, ball ammunition, combustibles, live shells army provi sions, &c.) from the river Thames to Malta, Colombo, Mauritius, Cape Town, St. Helena, Demerara, and New Zealand. The Admiralty have ordered the following vessels to be surveyed for the transport service, viz., the Agamemnon and Violet, to convey stores to China; the Dunbar and Maldon, to take troops to China; and the Norman Morrison and William Hammond, to convey troops to and from Jamaica. SATVZDAT The funds opened firmly this morning, the almost stationary position of the bullion in the Bank of Eng land being observed with satisfaction. After tem porarily advancing per cent., prices finally closed the same as yesterday, with a firm appearance. In the railway share market yesterday's improvement was also fully supported, and during part of the day an upward tendency was shown. French shares retain a favourable appearance. In the discount market this morning an increased demand for accommodation was observed, but it mo dusted in the afternoon. Consols, which closed yesterday at 934 to t for the Bth April, advanced this morning to 934 to 4, and closed at 93 11-16 to 4. For money the price closed at 93j to 4, after improving to 984 to 4. The official business report is as follows:—'three per Cent. Consols, for money, 934, e. 1, ; ditto for ac count, Bth April. 934, 0. Th ree-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858 and 1869, 984, 4. Exchequer Bills may be quoted par to 4s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bonds, 984 to 99. The foreign stock market was very Inactive, but steady. Mexican Bonds closed the same as yester day, at 234 to I. Turkish Six per Cents. improved about per cent., being last quoted 984 to 4. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. remain steady, at 1014 to 4. At the close Russian Five per Cents. were quoted 107 to 9; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 97 to 99; I)uteh Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 644 to 654; ditto, Foul per Cents., 984 to 994; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 244 to 254 ; and Peru vian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 77 to 79. Ottoman Bank slues were marked 14 prem. in the morning, and clossd at 14 to 14 prem. Union Bank of Australia stork was again quoted lower. National Discount closed at „e to 3 die. Land and steam shares were quiet. Berlin Waterworks showed flatness. London Generat Omnibus shares have declined to , to prem. The nominal closing quotatons for the newly pro jected railways are subjoined, Va.: Punjaub Railway, to 4 prem. • Gude Railway, 146 die. to 1-16 prem. • Northern Bengal Railway, par * prem. ; Central Oude Railway, 1-16 to 2-16 prep.; Eastern Bengal Railway, 4to prem. ; Calcutta and South Eastern Railway, par to 4 prem. ; Euphrates Valley Rail way, 1-16 to 3-10 prem.; Digit Itstlwa), 21 to 24 prem. ; Italian Junction Railways, 14 to 0/ die. ; and North of India Tramroad, par to I prem. Annexed are the latest reports fron the foreign markets, as received per the Continents. telegraph : Petit Saturday (doting prices) : Then per Cent. Dentee, for money, 70.70 ; ditto, for account,7o.9o ; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 93 ex die. Bank ALMS, 4,200. Vienna—Friday (closing prices) Austria) Five per Cent. Metallic., 834; ditto, Four.and-a.lialf ler Cents., 744. Exchange on London, 10.8. Amsterdam Friday (closing prloss)): Du* Four mfats., 954 ; ditto, Two-and-a- Half per Cots., 639. New Deferred Three per Cents., 241 ; the Old MZ - psr Cant. Exterior, 424; Granata Activ,, 214; Mexican, 24; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic, 764; Grenada Deterred, 6 11.16; &media New, 144; ?arta gum, 44 16-16 ; Portuguese New, 43 7-16 ; Deaden Four and •a-Half par Cents., 954; Permian Fear-and.a.-114f pee - Cents., 75t Berlin—Friday : Russian Five per ,Cents., 106. Rob= stock has declined. _ Frankfort—Friday: Spanish New Deferred Throe pr Cents., 24i ; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic, 791. Hamburg Friday : Spinal% Three per Cents. Dr feared, 231; Russian Five per Conte., 1011 ; ditto, Four and-a-Half per Crete., 90. MINES.-THIS DAY Two o'Clupcx. Very little business is going forward to-day in any description of home mining stock. Buyers hold • aloof, and the market on the whole is rather flat. Not a single transaction is officially reported in the Stock Exchange. United Mexican shares have been dealt in at 3 and 3 9 ., being still rather flat. Santiago are marked 21 and 21. Subjoined is a list of Saturday's transactions in the Mining Exchange Alfred Console, 23 ; Catherine and Jane, 91., 95. 6d., 10e. East Alfred, 2, 21, 1,2, 21. Is 3d. ; Great Alfred, 91, 1,... t t 1; Great South Tolgus, 14, 14 , 1 ; Great Vor, 6 , 6 3-16 ; Nanteos and Penrhitr, 11, 2,'11, 1,2; N Laney 501; Rosetrarne United, 40, 421_; t3ortridp Con sols, 11, 2,1/. 16e. West Be net, 36 ; West Par Console. 11e., Is. tid ,10a., 10.. 6d.; West Baton, 325, 330; Wheal Kitty, Lelant, 20.. ex div. ; Wheal Margaret, 70. BATCROAT EVENING. The market for home mining stocks to-day was very quiet, and, in the absence of inquiry, prices in some caws exhibit a drooping tendency. Great Wheal Alfred, Great Wheal Vor, South Frances, and Lady Bertha shares were all flat. United Mexican shares were rather flat. Other descriptions present no new feature. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. With only moderate arrivals of foreign gram and flour, the corn trade remains in the same lifeless state now so long reported, the weight of farmers' supplies being the:main canoe of the inactivity. Wheat and flour met a limited demand in ldark-lane this morning; picked samples maintained former prices, but secondary and inferior qualities were the turn cheaper. Barley scarcely sold so well ea last week. OW, with s quiet trade, maintained their value. Deana and pews in abort supply, and quite as dear. AIIIVALS INTO L0ND.212 710 X 21AECII 16 TO NARCII 21. c.... 00... W.I.M. 13....7. , itt . Oata. Mawr. rear 4 rotk.-. d M Vi 71 I T I M 1 1.9 . 1 n q /;91 VA ... 3 171. 11 171 176 . 211 17 MI6 IM loralo 7171 14799 i ° . ... 11 9Y 7 1211 170 1117 163 fli C k i rs6l rit 4 11 'lllO2 $5 " .... "I" • . • 1 I 1 . -. 4114 ratOILTID MINCING-LANE.-' (IS DAY. The following public sales ale advertiood for to-morrow: Sugar 9,500 bogs Mauritius; 3,000 bags Siam; and 3,000 begs Madras. Rice: 3,500 bags Bengal. Saltpetre 1,400 bag.. Our private contract markets have been steady. No alteration in sugar or coffee. Rice.—A large amount of business bas been done at full price. since Friday. Avg.—About 1,500 puncheons rum sold,ehiefly Demerara, 2a. 9d. to 2s. 10d. proof, whirl: were full prices. Tea.—The market has been more firm. Common Congou 121 d. to 13d., the latter paid on usual terme. CorroN.oo bales sold, and the demand continues good. TALLOW MARBET.-THIS DAY. The market is Arm at the subjoined quotations :—Town tallow, 545., nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. for March, 711.; April, 535. ; May to June, 525. PARTICUIAItti OP TALLOW. M 44111 /48 1 1 .19 .. 14 1111.317 *rrá 91,431 1,330 3.10 3.739 117.:73 OM 91.303 ~. 404. Pd 414. M. 103.0 d. 494. K 473. 04 1.43.34. - - be* ow, 940 ca4ks. 3:1 944* ample* 1144 males frank 1 onolstmet Boo* A0:16T7 .: 1.300 ben Stock • ea hand ........ Deliven Wt met . Ditto from 14 Jose ..... Na. -. . from 1M Joan ........ Arrival forth. .* dalrerir 647 OW.. Tin Itool• ; 64 wk. from Ai es.ks from Odom; 66. emir aiTnr METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of beasts being short, end the weather favour able, the midi) has quite recovered from the depremion ex perienced on Friday last. Our quotations are well supported throughout. The number of sheep is about the same ea of late. They are readily disposed of at fully last Mouday's prima. The cal/ trade is rather better than on Friday. From Germany end Holland there ore orls beasts, 230 sheep, and 70 calms. Spain, 56 beasts and 360 ahecp; Scotland, 400 boosts; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,000; Ireland, 30; and 100 from the Northern and Midland Counties. - . Per stow of Mew .. d. a O. Per Wale of Ebt. Ilea Bev., Hereford... 4 t Best Du tHI Weds 8b 6 Hen Ilhontsored. .... 4 1 Best Leas.erada Secoui 1040 brim.. 3 6 .......... 4 8 Bina woad quality , 4 6 Ng. ... 4 4 Do. do. 81sord lkst Des k Ihilf.breds 8 Beaw at osmket, 1.A6;+.4 Sad lambe.l6.olo; 661•8 2 . 82 ; 8 1 18* 270. d. •d. 0 3 2 G 3 8 8 0 18 61 4 4 d BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mews. Pattendea and Smith report that although the demand for hops is not extensive, oWI prices are fully main tained, and that bottlers .re not pressing sales, expecting shortly to we prites advance comiderably, COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Bute Thuileld Moor, 13s. ; Wale End Riddell, 144. 9d.; Walls End South Hatton,3d.; Walls End Coundon, lbs. 3d. ; Walls End Tess, 17n. ed —l6 ships at market. FRANCA RAILWAY TAATFIC.—The following are the last returns of the gross receipts of the principal French +slinky' from Match 6 to Match 11: 14 o ..... —Plummet% IT 0.430 ; goods, 667.0237.: totsl 4 937,447( WIA/Kl..—iftlal engem MA. good., 447.670 ; t0ta1...1,11. Ostro , .-I'ssonsan. Sik_WW. • gouda, sl),koar.: total. 1,174, , NW. t•Tbk.BOttao Tpuia. : goods, 624540 : total gal ~431 W. MAW_ goods %CM. : total. 1.u17.:19 ,. LT ms to llZSlTlAsaraug.—Promesn. 1e1436r.; goods, 401,161 f.: torsi. 693,Mr. ORA we CUILL Premark : roses, : lota. tilgocialag.—Pawragels. 79,92 V. rosts.ll7PlTt. WAIL AdVertineMellt.)—AT MR. ▪ fig. aggggt..orrot, go. A. loadeubsastrose, Sad Crystal Maas, at. saloblted the Ism marrows of Bela& resanfarturss, la Drlsdaa• ▪ wora.hoson, Wraingssow, Urrodhcbsp, sad atm *dales mint, or 111.47 adtstOs fag gswattation IL samara department for Paine" Mnohe Illsoufsctures nod busts:lls Tablas, TaMe CAUM. !Razors Malcolm, Strop ?soak la, Waldo; ordor. ea utrd, NUMS prkasebargsd at .11 Ow A Na. Sti 0.. at the ItratmaateelAtAlALl , shrwat tor the Ws of Elootro Platen In wow.. torts sad a misty of .74 'be the hey law rei 'pi& tits ficii este' aria. less (hi. b.. r dis 1 44 ni :ti :t N N I 1 IP= 111 It 1 II In M Ili SI NJ is a ii n Tl—ne 1~1 It~ llj 11 Ile IS 111 11 1 1 Il II 11 1 IByline (Mad le NO SS SS 111 f I