The Express. — London, England, 1857-03-16 00:00:00

UNITED STATES. ARRIVAL OF THE INDIAN. (sT sums"' AJD IILAORTIIS TZLIIMILPI4 LIVERPOOL, Mosses. This morning the Royal Mail screw-stainsr Indian, Captain Jones, arrived in the Mersey. Billl left Portland on the 4th instant, and has had to en counter very heavy weather, with lose of foremut and other damage. She brought 11 passengers. The Niagara, hence, had arrived at Halifax. The Propeller is fitting at New York, for the purpose of relieving General Walker at Nicaragua, whose position is represented u almost hopebrn. The President's Message to the Senate may be expected per City of Washington, which was to leave New York on the bth March. NEW YORK, liAkcx S. Cotton market firm. Breadstuff' improving. Provisions advancing. Sugars firm. Molasses quiet. Iron steady. Ashes quiet. Freights to Liverpool firm. ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA. (lIIT NAONITIC Ttl/0Y11•) (roll Oct OWN LIVERPOOL, lioxuaT. This day, at 9.43 a.m.,tite Royal Hail stem. ship, Asia, Captain Lott, which was to leave New York on the 4th inst., arrived off Holyhead. She is expected in the river about 3 p.m. II CADIZ AT IPERNA Y. The quiet town of Epernay, in Champagne, has twa throws bee • earth ot commelisa lry • able with sittgekte Waft by • whit !may. Oa Thsmigiesi• as X. Deis, the Pessilest el the T et dm lit" Ina welkin la the deed' is brced theffebt, • wan • seyreeeiwil, ow& thuds( • 'beg him mew bee thaw% took sks, sad fired, bet without east IL Dean slinglel to amee, bet be we wet ea hie weep by • aim die plated • piety it hie beers The Juke doled ism solsolisely le weld the if% bet ea Wed ethevends Ike pistol went off, sal the shone, tempted et mei that, enema the beck of ide bed. TM tee emir this *NI lath ether, sal oar wieding Oak pile* wed to *dr hoses, whore they bertiodd themseive• The ahem hada( bola ghee amid imesistely, • body el gee dame sal mum de tiffs yeselated themedre• sad isettined the dm to be °pad la the ammo et the kw. We mower tithe elves, the war dew wee led= oyea ; bat se smear had the polka ken lewd the Ousivid, this they was sweibil by swerel does tom mi laws MO& Oise at this Yd, ready, MI OS Keillesty meet* weriaid. Others wee bb, bet then we Mend weeds es le the w eed et the Warta they moiled. The Ohmura was sw triad uders' mid tpileatly ea, ad suauvial ta nebulae the imam el the beer. Tim load at te be • Umber sal his wilt rod Desweet, tai their ma, 11110 it seism yawl then to frig via the pablie hem X. Nom, the beswear-Impethlt aim avempriel the gmilentrie, ewe his lee at the weldor el the eel" eke Mead Deaveu dews with • ape& wile be wee to the set el rides elm at the peouraer with • Old leaked tad bib elk WIN) ere lamb d lad theneeet, ea rig aid why they bed diet it » Irks, mkt last they wield to Übe mules ea the *get barer 1/1 that ma ad been sealtheed to the gasp. They thameht it lid te begta with the add sogiatrale el Bpsnisq, bM they weed base Tithed be ill in livid.% salary lard Oak NIB veil model, their week whenever he died he Ilbeillad. The lasenuffea "to the elk le ganglia A TIGER IF A CITY. ay Si Owegiaad Mail we receive a few espies of Illes Now Ltd. The jeursal, of the 17th, malaise ZZifd ennmed= wi deade by a tiger to ths i g s ths sad to the 101111 thelf, Mises Or mai Ths Math girth IV " A Os ia lzEl l yer we; wen owltoolos claw to erstons lien Math it me keel et. Shout 4 debit a pollee leerier hesel mondift sibeing at the Makes os M meth eW st the Jthg. hot *Min Its sowsvasfidet ths Mop Ms some Gm gmbesek thr ado is tome, les sulked heck tomb e UMW ldes lo basil eeeei .s/ to his sosolomMes my it were • hfl tiger. Ho woo thilewol b Il li to. took Map a the primmest ices The tiger either =M i t, ea hat pwriesely muoi (14 and mewed the gots at Ur otoonimorlot ootagoma rot •8507 1 Oa= =to ham maim' it thpropr_to thie os t hin' the Jesiestho =Mg mother Jamas owl ems piss pm, sad a i red a meow oil els esee loseem the miewas as the mete et P = er s seedbeds eassMoi. Gellifie. MI also bees mossi by this tims. asil took his Maths es the roof at the the ostheweet Sable samosa weedeeldm tin lemege. V, Om these pother • midi ••woo dimeted - hth it, the dew set Mir esse rum iikOloody. It math th attempt r i i . = op at the of the Jemohm, bad tottuastely without hit. Beam' thity esil key MOM IMO Mk sail tho milk the imy the ikkg the is dolma brewing el attorkfsg piety. Zoos der e t wee stretched ea Os so cm mimed to Mot the pomp till Impeter Ced d eemo esetz4te dam thee Mal to ham her mash Is to up Muni The Miss who were aped aught be well umb& U the tipir WI bend Is way Ems the street, Meth this Chimes mes begithelog to lets it at dam, mem Pm mai pnbabil hive l oss bit Mhos it woo kill.&" Tho - throb Skew d leraery 27 were The tigers itithithoes 'pis soma( ta Mid are the submits d the tem Om el the AM bomb by tho wth ethosith C. J. OEM. La. woo as ofine d the 7 0 4 a Chime who hal Ms hid by a Wipe shout Ss ago. Iset week a tips mensieli muds( • • In the Toth r_ iliMth mes Poll two are Maim" A French priest, the Abbe Banos, who arrived at Lyme trout Mancilka a few daye sp, attracted Immo* attention as he mate through as rtes try lb testithely mutilated ocaditiou, and the eitery imemialed era IL Ho was Pa Of siricemdas seat r Fmk dr Gaya to ale savage tribes of Pmemr-linuaot orbessity of the Chi mes Orrery, war dr swag& al dr iblitmleissig river. His err o was barese, bo bissrie sir M,Ol bee Wa s ass me tight Mod see AM, 10 VAN the some by lira It. was rassel by raw Fiat riots. Alibi Dias is sow at Der, Maws iss br Matims • • • A firm lakeeret ammi Vautrin was emeated at Clowisieg Mole Noe* at Mirth 13, for the works el a ill le aIITOE Emir di, when he bed Wild kr Os Ws Mess et rig Ns doll as a arm, which Ms sestiiiti lea him to believe would make him kaiak, sod mils Wm to rob the seighboarlsr shelesta with homily. A ketter from Csaetaadaeple, in the Dines Gartio.N•ys , -- . ‘ The atierwiress damn of Gaeta lately sill smeabor et Oakeembei hooks, which wore shout Is Is sit kit leaprle. They emeasei masa baMy eater masts pmyetele ehtelt k be salmi beet EIINFIMI Is ate Memo roglre, mei Os e, livek le the wirier Preporer. Wheels thsr Is, that thew letie meads • sell seeteent =‘?they bars hem OMNI Wear et the 11, sal with the mean[ of Ihe speed=i7s Ole* Ctrame." Wm or £ll2.—A termer teem Se adaitheor beat et Patrick was, pile es Weim t wig is Thereto of • S.hse N. Warr* thirty-ow IL leti • =1 a Om wish. A wombat et home abed kw NA* bad boa mina, YEW see ii hi mere; heel* am Wm. atm rweisim • labor how the with berthiewl et Demimem me 14, in EtAikwiti-etrest, da m sb's it et Ikhe =Ault etr e"' "o i i i. at k e: This me eteemblig by • her& Mom ot the shim pegeely bas es id hem aibbiL-4kirra Deily Mai FATAL AMOUR ON !NZ Mirk HE/CT RAIL wA-0a Virg Si Ow rosiest. foes Like me prig tie • make josh vas fills die yemmtem mil se die et deli ire Mer man Mithe the eller mel t W. C. Jeme, me Mai. Me beamed the tarter. The etatimamet Ile AP wskilisem brasibilly wags • Ibp a ir', ssa peat Ihem Or flismell steam they twat the st the =ftwAtetzterjemasts talit l ea hr mil no mi. a IsimeroWas said bit be ht eareteateem Er . amid gat eel tills beshe eat se elm _ imp el is a see diet el me el" iiiil bed rsomballel the = A t se dig. • wiedletet N Mei ' bele hear am THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1857: LAW INTELLIGENCE. TEN DAT. EQUITY COURTS. (Bare the Idwerr of the Rdk.) wade. %UNLIT. Ui. Rawer p.. *gm* is this cwe. There we two =iamilved. The fret WSW to a ram et MOl. re- Ty the Wills mod Dant Bsa ew•lfew7, :war the kilewbg ckassakress Mr. MANN the dr. Me W kn kis a_st, k • ha, resiOntneweligewheasodelik med Donut leme ilenstk. Mr. Malay bust so ateenst with the Ark , bat IWO Me bosh w ee hilt t rdwasteg bin woe es perskerry asks ad sewriMeMeihr Na, whisk we. el dist bewared. £ Mr. lasaMt &mild ems el MOIL wllk Mrs * Mist end the NW's" It Is the Me Issit tellltliz a d est sod eit ewe Ismael is the it Clesede. NW, Mr. Ms*, Wok leek se reedit le Me Loh, wad mow' aWood get a knew, lel ndeme, wilitihs am dee haw te to. blob meat *ark* Uend kr MI win he ad Mrs. Melee a t pee s Jig area owe. eke owe s power at e s . Wow te isibe OWlreds.lhe The bask Irving rentived at tedrawdes Met the rosy heeded ha the *eat we So set Mr. Mszbfe, wee* Na to glee a yawl, d slim% alitt We to men the stock mil he ad so, and 1 1 1 ; ad alas by the beam las brat woo N. s ei ll id= Ow sole kr the 1701. Ineme dos fa the N. isesketeltallia make' hewelselleekam the aelignea of *I lizzotzz. who had berm Ineskest, lest Me we. inverted N. Is Me ark bawd le Ws* The beak sd wawa Mr. Malay WI Oar MI sodas, end the I TC Flforves whether they were *MI* to Mut We es, ew the most mailed by then frets the Week ma to ew bild that they wee ad, Inweimb as la hie egt key did sot whom the New, as the sem* d r . =l, but as Mr. Kinky's end". Lark* lmelda wiled a r ts lake the ewes we whether Mr. end Mn. Mszfra was MY Y. esenwe kr the whole I,OON. depseheil with Mn. Meshy et. Irratter, or wlwther they mese =INA la hie weak Mr is MIL whisk they had regal Na; owl hie Slew hid Met a they shwa* hare mkt Sr the MSC, ewd le held able for kr the *metal* only. Re mask so ads ms to wets. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. tit (Be.. Mr. Conizahrioner Gonibarn.) to az ZAwints. he The iseinwpkaawl dairyman, at Low toad, ) 5 Digtilis• mad m frs his certitatte. The unmoved debt. al wan beim* 4,000/. end 5,00 0 f. No wawa had yet be lc The Malwaptersa in a deddeney eighteen mouths to er g d = riskrebledier that there Ina a probability of IL gm awl/ surimi of ewe lake got in, directed an r e aletweenwi hr *we usedle, te we whet the rotate *Ur& Ifs —"kb pettellealksr awasA, lillewslie =ler colas were a dam the Ike warkmay. be lIN NM Seefflarieltall NIZCANTII3 FAILVI3. Thb wee Me dog wwelig mbar the lawbaez b a i l . ee ie Awlert Ihted, awdrist, d Now Itimed.akese. et sre elated st is* MAIL, sr, Wolk, MOW :Atka g,„ may ce alp a s egebel le s :Felle frisssiv. The week Me slier IN • leit they N. assist dilly,/ is Meirlse, they see edge* le Me mod id nwilselles. Ms Biles obits& wsrehewse=esz l ekeet, 644, and Nz.MemiliMalle, diedßir, of It. -we *ism lesie eeeldaaa. le 10 SURREY SESSIONS, THIS DAY. -e-- The Meek wrier ter the weer et Isamy mental tab neeming, et do Ilmiterf Itessa t liodeeles Cemetesy, bikes Timm Ptieha4 16/4,_alekneeo_ am% IM.. 2:Z e t= =s a d het:6l= lefl A na the =daft et whom woe mit* et shatollea. mee I only ULM mild road sad mite veil. POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. xmiswitmores. •wiiillwassivollNtowrivowsniziwwwwliewtobtowebt beim Minns Iwwwwoo. alms& with !lobe ben busk likaity at baling owoorolosli, swil whit tlit yowl oz oath* thwitto tol My Wimp to the yeliwwww, trio) 69 G&W tw ho Mew lbw MA in bus , poem yell waist wpm wile low plasm sywriwel et Iwo Ewa Mt dogil me{ oposisl sew wthis of awiliwthit team It woe stoisitr i meShwt pollomwa tbot they've's bid bowl 96 lei dr UM wpm Orme works upss a charm, WI • tiotilor re • diarist wish wid said a. It. boi boat Mild by dr The bollwimi wit see two • Wow wimaa fs deed die mewhowitly win a old* width awed with bar, blt istimui It vas lit bolytabh to that mho twalg bawl wite esti se lime sottlbol Yr. 99 /Mow tasteast the abiyoso to list& r . kw. bus soltiolod by big Ulm to a abillow•hiwas owl ul sostoid drosibmwow %shoo ow to swiatitti reahhwist nu SA tj, William Austmais, and John Dsvon. wen with having titre , about Fowebtoth-otnot. for the ti }wpm of arta, owl me to herd kbour, to M. mow rid kw two walk •ITIOITTED AOS•CIa aID 10/11.111 IT • lAD. ANON CAM, 16, on e, hrged balm Mr. D'at et. welt sameltiag Limi 109, Larrelreet, dsib The eviller, et the cowiTaainent sal bit ausla g = so that let waft, while they woe Cheeteedreet, ehereditch, the teem P =ej as t mot N =l,rime stawily drat lit • Mow al ea hi et Nei dr Sit the bat Named Oemeleleeet thlhoesd @ PI M IP ea sod masishis 17111, lobs timed dos smolt frost Ow swot oils das set at& bit star bag eher. Primer's ~eine emtweriale! tbs dim PIP to quoit preos la Mt aasieseas. tao possoles in sat ormad •ma dot hist, _basis& Ma aims, lan ths " loud se Ms slat ant, and kited hint ea he by is tbs Oibes aftesuris joined in this dist, tea which be was /ISOM* suessa by the palm et. 17$ H esM ask to aster& lots a out tiarsdrol re thisirra, owl itiolpi hid swat). Mr yes sett by • olintor of ills arapalaa• la ~Ma Is aye. to Atilimmea, par, sosapiti tho yam( assertrol as Itowiai tam dont this stet with othey, owl biker fag to a admisvol, 101 l sot, who totoraisd tit batty in option. Dltywatl marked that MOM lad lea been amyl * Via AMP , '" palieybe weal have irk with thanes owl pesidosi Os adieu se k vas dee et vets wpm la 70 swersttise ea dm" for whit ho tail use slay pod* bla. el Fined 50e. or two months. to LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. I it. OBT tutcratc TILIOILATII WARWICK.—(THIS DAY.) ARRIVE, —Mysterious Jerk, Emigrant, First ot )(y, Royalty, and Merry Sunshine. LONDON AND PARIS JOIN] (THIS DA Y.) BANS. I sels This afternoon a Racial general meeting of the i• se shareholden 1n the ahem employ was held at the Leo Sea si Tavern, foe Pre pupae of Wog die gash slop fitrubdir le q the awes M. 0. A. !Waitron, M.P., Mamma el es aseebet sae, psdfsd Pim baimiesiblat It spears that out ri 18,0001. whist as ass.= Ind received from the ahareholders, only 4,7171 K. wart= available for distribution on breaking up the vniestsklng. Amongst the items under the brad of engsnaddans dime swear 3,6981. 12.. ltd. for law champs an Lenden sad Psels, including fees foe charter and oftr awns dogs••;" 1,1861. la Ice "es posse et &pudgier is Theis. An and travelling en venoms," 6,36 31 . 8 5. for "direction, . .lets, and wages to lisarday, 1851 ;" and 1,6061. for ultra rent, furniture, and alterations. lie The CHAIRMAN mid the meeting had nothing to do with lie the savants, but was simply called to condos oe reject • e s: resolution already agreed to for the dissolution it the cum- es psny. The directors are ready to give every explanation rri of their espinditure. They would be able to return le the whole of the 601. pm sham called, with the esoepdos of 21. mom ie.. , add shillings and pence. Is They Winded to Morn immediately 10e. per share. A law-silt alone prevented them front returning the whole st of the balance st once. Ir. The meeting was not namerowsly etteadol, bat those who '- were meant sppeared to be very indignant and excited, 69 owing to the name of the items est clown as ezFanditure in the lagsace sheet. 140 THE DOISILIWIC POISONING CABE NEAR SOUTH- i t I otrrox.—The maid nervosa, who was spyrebended last se wok for ettessVa e Lpoison her mistress, Mrs. Reed, of to NW" in Ram whir& nes was mentioned in the le irEss at the time, beim committed for trial. The Mole wee accomplished by pathos; commies sublimate in mew porter which K. Read drank. The serving, whose maw el. Harriet Vaisingeombe, confessed that she was gnihy as oldie albsts. fondon the IN Da L 10: I* A. GLYN& i ad VIM A ) IM Groot Watson f all bowls , GM W I*. Thai If D. Now Mao IM Looreltbe owl Da do. kat: Do. Woe lOW Valls all Imago orl LS. Cart too =on = Worora Do. FMB oil Da Meth, IL* L (C. Do. MOM* NO Lupin ft Omit Wawa lal Ilark..lllo4llllhrolada 1 De. J. L. Ilinedes on. *w Da Ms. mg DOI* sc Of ss N $7 lii la IN IN a Ile zol Si SS a 71 a 10 i , ir 1 4" i da Ns el% al Si its HO Mk Ip ad ea w a wa 7/1 Stile 24 It am eli 114 e Z. 71111fireall " ; all Novellbrill all /1"1. Ile 14 ._- =4_ e T si 3 V" lie II 471 H lifiribra lama Dm" Di 6 M .r 47-1 WI lie 4 a 4 em ad VS a OS te Id 46 ale el xi 4$ 44 ad 1 lialii: SiW& k ___ _____ _ ni if ili I , S"., Ili 4 1411 Ile ll re IS UP Ult I s i l l ia ad 1 1 ad I ad 4 1 : i l l s II 14 I 41 48 ad 4 44 COLONIAL 00•111111INNT SICDIIITISL K O.LOO•f pAlea.t.lal, IN 11% 11l 114 D..fperetVe► kve IM DAtpittAllstAll•pt IM WINN It. Not Bruswlet Nods ISO NII.I I I.IoOatApA.DBA IM It. S.A.A.OrAp.N.Scado Alb N. Vist.oew.fpaJoakJe4 115 54 15 ItS5 I:2 1.11111 MN 1.444 kw U. IMMO 448 4,440 M» 440 SAN MOO 134 111 ON lAN 1.034 1.034 ... lOW ... Join ROCK. audrara a 1 _ trr a tb ie :1 0 1 2. i 080 SNN 111 N g J —.. se — l2 aris. 10 = Moo.SSOLOUsseAsea g e l WAS IS, 11a5.0=1.11.00114 .11 NOM USislkst all WO r usel•abs'oe:r. fo MO i toallaisl.lsep SO MAO 5• tAsishillotellust - 111 WON 100 LarlsoWfloilisisok. N ISA/ 100 Nu. Pte.. if BOW SS I 10 Os. Wm I NAN in M. Cia7.7.7.,. tll WIN SI Sew Owl. Wass-- en N Bak .._ IS NAOS II as WI li, Oresbolst 01 Is SO MAW. .. ...... a Is In* asnenSl - W..- .0 U. IS Clubs slAmilleils sll Ds. New WOO SO Miss fit loolia - 7 3 MU IN usio wow SO MOO IN Wat. ISM at Luke 00 Si, f IS fie II im 11 so The following are this day's sales for the account: ORTINAST PHARE& AND STOCKS. Cale° olll,oo l 71 701; Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee, 37i ; Great Northern, 96i 6 ; Great Wedeln, 68 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 102 k ; London and North Western, 1041 i; London and South Western, 104} ; Manc-bester, Shef fi eld, and Lincohuihire, 37i ; Midland, 811; North British, 471; South Barters, 711. LINES lA:AM. London, Tilbury, sad Southend, 104; Wimbledon and Croydon, Bi. FOIXIOII mums. United Mezkan, 4. SOINT STOCK PAMIR. Bank of Egypt, 18; Loudon and County, 32} ; New South Was, 49 ; Ottoman Bank, 16 1 1 17; Union of London, 2611 11ISCTLLAN1008. Canada, 1667. ...... IMITI9II TO,MESPIONS. Great Weaken of Canada Shares, 261, do., New, Hi I. POREION ItAILWATS. Paris and Lyons, 681 I, Sambre and Meuse, 91. LOC.dL BlLdll KLIZZIE. --- .2.1,1m1:153===1 gatissasite a j im elpri e r Ala red Wm litaisllVAlC=.ll4- , SW- N. 4 a xmifir.i. fl --1 1 .* . sic 54- Billrit l e s n. 111 14,-5111VbeartridiChei Ara were 6, .• el NW CYO. Insic-fAser Wk. n b;i ti3Orest %NOW ihenelsoll. 14 741-ksim =A era Wstere. la V . ..1111T=ibrzaNI1 Mos= id gralOrla, : all. lc- Thmartai sr wemd &kin! awe .00 s littbe toi&inerb Ur am Offibiallm, 511-mom Now ts o . NI- gm Yarding. MPooth Brom and Dow. LIUI4Ii I-41nat Wean el Clamis New. 31 P. . IL-Smik Brim (Lok) 7e. 0. YA. Dm-Yid larb,ll§. SHARE LISTS—THIS DAY. ' lila...Mai.. .......... —..--. a. I r 4.1 laav•vo. I Cada s z i.r etar . 1 two OCLO. E. M. IN 4WD Naar 46.41.111 a 04 be railway share market to-day is flat, in gym- a. to °oleo% ste „_-.. 17 111 iy with the funds. Prima in most cues are 11, is costretei=r wet. = = ted rather lower. London and North-Western si Q D 66 ,6,66,a66:',/iis. . 4 his quoted 104 to I; Midland,Bl to I; London and al; ill 114esOla.S_ col.. - 1 f s. th Western, 32 to i per share, all for the 31st 4 2 Ir.. - 7,;:sPalr,3 I „. ~. 16 all Do. Pro 6 p.OOl. M. II 1 f 'arse and Lyons Railway shares have risen to 9 11 11. II 18 / 0879 . ~__,,_1 71/ 1 1. 4 _ 1 41017-, = :: to i ; and Northern of France to 391 to I, both is e - -....1 7, —. ,-_ -i.,.. 7 , . the new amount. Sambre and Meuse have IL IN MIN rtlgta% lll .. l o.a. 74 / 7 M. Ile Oa mnain„ 6aw Oita 114 1111 en to 9 1 to I, for money. Grea t Lorembowit es. IN Da 14. red.alOo.a. pa. lob 110 quoted 61 to i, for each. si. to os.si or 0t0...--. . - Oil 11l IN N Dal p.o.aeletlp awn 11 gi 011DINAZ7 NUMB AND owns. is Si ot. N. essilsad, la Mat 111 10 1 N 16 w a a Mak.)lp.aL - - Pal llama% I Moan Pagel gala teas so o s _ _ 11 . I , . s I " aid "' l ls I 7.a. et. IN De. Sp. Nina Pr; 14 10; " To b d u rerr=o asma 01 Mai a 1 et. IN ram% pe Si II et. lei MANN. 670111111.4 p., a -.- all Mat dad - - M. ISO Do. Inseawa 4 ter at SI SS all tern.W.D. ll =;allay 811 1 1 , 1 i 1 8 a Dm ire`. Fret. awl , 1 0 10 4 I n d 1 Mama Loa ham Jona 67 el . 18 all De moietreolliiSpe. 144 17 IN saw ssi saw— N 81 11 11 Is all Dada dal p. 0. IS 114 „ 01l libleage .. .....-„ et 9 M. IN M /2 7 $ o• ISO 00100•1110 .. lof /Of /01 f IM ma Magaral IS Dads sad MINI Jena-. - -Ni 111 se Da do. do. al Doak, Palk: Moral. II 2f ON IN taaaeTabiagoota.es ln 187 .I SO elot IL IN Lae. ellas.Or. 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S. all De. 44 n 0410•0110 all baba Omar. 4pm . at all De. • per amt. 110 De. 41 moot NEL ... $ Da. bd SRL 0........ /. DP44 - • 3 ted(iin)eLAAsp.l6.l I I De.sLll.aap.obat JEN& b. *Nis N+ 191 Ms [1 NI -I F i n sei IS Sill Is MI 11 U 155 Itl si g ►a ail z d In II SS St Is. Is. Pa i Ps si ti IS II id I I Pi U 17 161 164 6 • z • 1 1 MI SO Ne IILWATI. N fi —r re \ g 4 ' Hi II pa roemi miel kr' • it oi It li. N i , me ii — l3 He 2 a so 1 as vs 37 i i: It i Si 9 Ps 341 If 4I Ili Iss i Iss I= i Pos If 1 1 IN N N N N N N it ,t.. Uf at st $e va iii 71 511 4Si St SS 7.r As 11$ IL Of NO 121 I et 411 li 1 4118 I si Pa MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocit. The funds opened this morning at the closing range of yesterday, but have since sustained a further decline of I per cent., the efflux of gold from the Bank being unfavourably viewed. The railway share market, in which the chief business is in connexion with the settlement is also flat, but French lines have risen. Consols opened at 931 to for the Bth April, and arc now quoted 931 to I. For money the price is now 831 to India Stock is marked 223; Exchequer Bills (June) 3s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bonds, 1869, 981 to i. Turkish Six per Cents. are a little better, at 971 ' to 1 for cash, but the Guaranteed Four per Cents, have declined to 1001 to I. Mex ican Bonds continue in request. The sales , include—Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. , at 981 (exch. 25fr.) ; Brazilian Old Five per Cents., at 1031; Mexican, for money, at 231, 1, and ; ditto, for the 31st instant, at 231; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, at 451; Itussian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 981; Spanish Old Three per Cents. at 411; ditto New Deferred, for the 31st inst., at 241. The arrival of three vessels from Australia is announced, viz., the William Money and her Majesty's ship Electra from Melbourne, and the Vocalist from Sydney. The Electra has on freight 15,000 oz. of gold, worth 60,0001. ; but the other two ships are not known to have any gold on freight. The dates, in each case, are old. Notwithstanding the recent large arrivals of gold, parcels to the extent of about 80,0001. were en from the Bank on Saturday , t o pay for silver oa k en Continent. The Admiral has arrived from Melbourne, with 40,687 ouncesof goldand4o,ooosovereigns on freight, representing a total value of about 202,700/. The other imports of the precious metals, reported during last week, comprise 80,678 ounces of gold by the Blackwall:find 41,892 ounces and 00,0001. in sovereigns by the Mermaid, both from Melbourne ; 2,304 ounces and 1,0001. by the Wooloomooloo, from Sydney ; and 1,900 ounces by the Niger, from Attica. The total value of the week's arrivals is not less than 760,0001. The imports of silver from the Con tinent have also been unusually large. On Thursday we enumerated supplies estimated to reach 100,0001. and upwards, and the Rhine has since arrived from Boulogne with 35 cases, in addition to some limited arrivals from Portugal. The Custom-how statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London during the week ending Thursday last includes 30,471 oz. and 1,9001. in gold, and 7,100 oz. and 1,7001. in silver. The total value of these supplies is about 123,0001. Nearly the whole WU despatched to7rance and Belgium. Thepar- Healers are subjoined, viz.:—Gold coin : to Belgium, 30 oz.; to 80u10gne,23,84 1 oz.; to Hamburg, 1,9001. Gold bars to Belgium, 2,000 oz. ; to Boulogne, 4,600 oz. Silver coin : to Boulogne, 1,400 oz. ; to Belgium, 2,800 oz. Silver bars to Belgium, 2,500 oz. ; to Boulogne, 400 oz. Bullion : to itotterdam, 1,7001. No shipments are officially reported from the out ports, but it is known that, of the imports of gold above recorded, about half a million sterling has been transmitted privately to the Continent, in addi tion to at least 150,0001. drawn from the Bank. The following memorandum is forwarded to us by the directors of the Riga and Dunaburg Railway Company : March 14, 1857. The directors of the Commercial Railway of Russia—the Riga and Ihniaburg line—have received this morning intel ligence of the successful termination of their negotiations with the imperial Russian government for the concession of this railway upon terms hilly maintaining the advantages originally anticipated. Full particulars will be announced en receipt of the official documents shortly expected. We are informed that the Royal Swedish Railway Company are in receipt of favourable advises from Sweden as to the progress of the traffic on that por tion of the line now open, comprising the Nord branch and the section from Orebro to Frovi. Not withstanding the winter season, and the severity of the weather, the receipts last month amounted to double those of the preceding one. It is expected that the line will be further opened to Arboga early in the coming summer. The following is banded to us by a correspondent as an approximate statement of the accounts of the General Screw Steam Shipping Company. After making the " largest possible allowance ' r for con tingencies, it is estimated that there will remain for division amongst the shareholders a balance of 147,459/. Bs. Bd., which would be equal to 11. Is. 2d. per share. The company's earnings for 1836 were 36,3301. se. 4d. I To sundry creditors £38,757 6 1 shoo capital 1243,938 8 1 By cash in hand „ Bosphorus 18,000 0 0 „ MOMS sundry debtors „ 250 0 0 , office furniture '„ La &dory 10080 ms t 243,958 6 1 Notice is given that the steamers of the Imperial and Royal Danube Steens Navigation Company of Vienna have commenced running for the season. The directors of the Bank of Australasia advertise a half-yearly dividend and bonus at the rate of 20 per cent. per annum. An extraordinary meeting of the London Monetary Advance and Life Assurance Company is called for the 23rd inst., to increase the capital by means of an issue of new shares. A general court of the London Assurance Cor poration is to be held by adjournment to-morrow, to decide by ballot a proposal for declaring a half yearly dividend of 275. 6d. per share. The adjourned annual meeting of the London, Manchester, and Foreign Warehouse Company is to be held on the 31st inst. The half-yearly dividend is advertised on the finish Three per Cent. Loan, and the Brazilian Five per Cent. Loans of 1824, 1825, 1829, and 1839. The half-yearly interest is advertised on the sham of the Lake Constance and Basle Railway. The settlement of the list of contributories of the Security Mutual Life Assurance Society is to be pro ceeded with by Vice-Chancellor Kindersley, on the 27th inst. Tenders will be received by the Admiralty on the 17th inst., for the conveyance of stores (powder, combustibles, oil, medical stores, &c.) from the river Thames to Gibraltar, Algoa Bay, Montreal, Quebec, St. John's (Newfoundland), Bermuda, and Melbourne. The Emigration Commissioners will receive ten ders on the 19th inst. for the hire of ships, which must be ready for pamenFers, for conveyance to Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, and Portland Bay respectively, between the 27th of April and the 9th SkrtnnAT Evtxmo, The funds temporarily improved; per cent. to day, but the closing quotations were the same as those of yesterday. Upon the whole, the market was a little firmer in tone, notwithstanding some large sales. Under the influence, however, of a tight money market, and continued withdrawa!s of gold from the Bank, the upward tendency is effec tually restrained. The demand for money continues active in all quarters. On !donday and Tuesday the settlement in shares will occasion some demand. Consols opened at 93} for the Bth April, improved to 93, " buyers," and closed at 93k to a. For money the last price was 931 to The official business report is as follows —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93k, 93, 93! ; ditto for account, Bth April, 931„ 93!. Three-and -a Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 98 1 8 , 91. Exchequer Bills remain quoted par to 3s. prem.. and Exchequer Bonds, 981 to 1. Turkish Six per Cents. were sold as low as 961 in the morning, but afterwards advanced, and closed at 971 to a, or per cent. higher than yesterday. The Guaranteed }our per Cents. were • little firmer, being last quoted 1001 to 1011. Mexican Bonds continue to meet with inquiry. The Daily News publishes a rough draft of the terms which have been transmitted from this country to Constantinople by the promoters of the p . roposed. National Bank of Turkey. The terms are in most points of a very satisfactory character, inasmuch as they stipulate for giving the London board almost entire control over the bank's operations. It is cre dibly stated,. however, that the Turkish govern ment has interposed modifications in several important particulars. The bank, it is said, is to waive the privilege of collecting the taxes, and its issue of notes is to be curtailed to five millions ster ling,. against which it is to bold a reserve of one half in gold. It is alleged, moreover, that the Lon don committee is to be allowed to act only a seooa dary part, the real control of the bank's operations being vested in the Constantinople board. It is to be hoped that as the negotiations proceed these mo difications will not be insisted upon by the Turkish government. That the control of an institution em ploying so large an amount of western capital should be lodged in London is an essential point. Ottoman Bank shares were again rather firmer to-day, closing at 11 to 11 prem. Bank of Egypt and Oriental Bank were flatter. National Discount have declined to 7-16 to 5-16 die. The old Bank stocks were generally steady. Van Diemen's Land shares showed increased weakness. London Gene ral Omnibus closed at 5-16 to 7-16 prem. The nominal closing quotations for the newly pro jected railways are subjoined, viz.: Ferdinand Rail way, Ito prem. ; Punjaub Railway, to 1 prem. • Oude Railway, par to 1 prem.; Northern 13engal Railway, ~p ar to 1 prem. ; Central (lade Railway, 1-16 to .46 prem.; Eastern Bengal Rail way, 1- to 1 prem. ; Nassau Railway, par to mom.; Calcutta and South Eastern Rai lway, par to , I prem. ; Riga and Dunaburg Rai lwa y , 21 to 21 ' prem.; Euphrates Valley Railway, 1-16 to 3-16 prim; Copiapo Railway, 1 dia. to par. The nominal quotations for some other new pro jects are as follow :—European and Indian Juno tion Telegraph, par to 1 pm. ; Thames General Steam Boat Company, to I prem. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'flLoow. Owing to the settlement now in progress, business in home mining stocks is to-day very languid. Prices remain without essential alteration. In the Stock Exchange, this morning, _the only business recorded is in Great Wheal Alfred shares at 101. As regards foreign descriptions, the only feature is a slight decline in the United Mexican shares, which are marked :1!,- to 41. Subjoined is a list of Saturday's transactions in the Mining Exchange Alfred Consols, 21; Catherine andiane, 10e., 1 le., 12s. 6d.; Drakewslls, 34, 6-16 ; East Alfred, 20. I, f ; Greet Dew gas, 40, 6; Grarubler and St. Aubyn, 61 1121 ; Great Alfred, 100, 0, 0 ; Great South Tolgos, 140, ; Herodsfoot, 61, 6 ; Lelant Console, 41, 4; Mugery, l ; par Consols, 23; Rosewame United, 39, 40 ; tiottridge Consols, it, i ; Ss. Day United, 30s. 64., 32a. 6d, 305., 31s. Tineroft, 50, 0 ; Trewethe, 3 9-16, I, I, li Wheal Edwards U. Is. 3d., 6, 61. 2a, 61. 3a. 6d. ; Isal Harriet, 16s. ; Wheal Kitty (Lelant), 191 204; Wheal Ludcott, 35e.; Wheal Margaret, 620, 65 ; Wheal Trelawney, 23f. The prospectus of the Dun Mountain Copper Mining Compan - y (limited) is issued. This company is established to work the Dun Mountain copper mines, situate within miles of Nelson, New . The preliminary in gations, it appears, have been made by the " Cook's Strait Mining Company," which was formed at Nelson, in Oct.. 1652. A staff of 26 nom was subsequently delited from England by the promoters in this country. S om e tons of the ore have been received here, and show a per centage of 170 to 23 1 per cent. of fine copper , according to certified's from Mesas. Henry Bath and Son , of Swansea. Of the capital, which consists of 76,000 shares of IL ' each, 6 000 are taken by the original promoters of the Cook's Strait H.ilang o Company ; and, by agreement with that compan . y, 6 000 additiona l shares are to be allotted and paid for in New Zealand. The promoters in England, it is deo mentioned, "take 20.000 fully paid up shares in satisfaction of the cod of the proliminery investigation, the transfer of thin-laded the Coolie Strait Mining Companyet Nelson, the purchase of the freehold of the property, in meeting the heavy expends incurred by despatching men and materials from this country, and their maintenance and wager while occupied in making the rod between Nelson end the mine, eine miles of which were completed by the l est advices." k orty-four thousand ebony, consequently, remain for dis tribution. The deposit, on subscribing, is fixed at ss. pre ober°, and the remaining 1.55. is to be paid on allotment. A meeting of the Tincroft Mining CIIIIIpIIIIV IS called for the 14th of April, and will be made spec Ml. 'The manage ment of this wine is to be upon the cost book system. me Path,' quoted stock ia inst. Paris 39i tr for fallen 7.1 &'I zit id se I it sat. (16.1 .. .:1 !pi Ilke. Pm 41 zll BM 1.1 , 211 Ps Pi 4K 40 lio too to too s st ii II st um I I 111 M II 9 sit IL A HO If n t ae ll Ste lie In U. 817. NS 844 1114 1: • u OS 44 S 8 46 07 NI ti ir IL •iri 11 t$ d gi 1: Pi Ts IT war silks al 14 • lq i I ile te COMMERCIAL AND MABIIBT& MARK-LANE—THIS DAY. In the absence of heavy supplies of either Esiglish or foreign wheat, the trade in Mark - lane coutinue s dull in the extreme, but without any quotable variation in value. The dulness must in a great measure be attributed to the weight of country flour poured into London. Choice malting barley supported its value with difficulty, whilst other descriptions were the turn cheaper. The oat trade was dull, but, with the exception of Irish, of which the bulk of the supply consists, purchases could scart - ely be made cheaper. These, however, were 6d. per qr. lower. Beans and peas tend downwards. AZDITALII INTO LONDON IKON 11•1031 9 TO NAIRN H. Oukg.lsa La 11... Caron= ..I Malt. OW. Dna i °Ta % 18171 11054 4437 ILIO 233 1. 103 1700 .••• WI . int I 'Eli Tss fer, •• 1044 in MO 14111 111 1114 1714 1800 ... IMO ema. 607 T MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The following public sales are advertised for to-morrow, vie.—Sugar: 10,800 bags Mauritius and 3,000 bags Madras ; Rice : 2,000 bags Bengal, and 6,600 bags Madras; Saltpetre. 2,000 bags. Suc sx.—A large Imsiness done by private contract since Friday—say 4,000 bags native Madras, at 425. ; 400 tons cloyed Manilla afloat, at Vs. 6d.; and 1,00 0 lags une.layed, at 295. 6d. Rice.-10,000 bags Bengal have been bought for Franco at 164 qd. to 106.91. ; and 3,000 bags Rangoon, at 9s. 91., cub. Currey.-600 bales sold. Tas.—The market is steady, but inactive. Common oongou quoted 13d. to 130 per lb. Otts.—Seal, pale, 481. to 48/.10.. ; yellow, 441. to 441. 104. brown, 41!. to 42/. ;_ sperm body. 911 L to 100/.; headmatter, 165/. to 106/ ; rod, 48/. to 491.; South Sets, pale, 481. ; olive Gallipoli, 60/. to 611.; Spanish and Sicily, 691.f0 601.; cos-di-out, 490. to 60s. ; palm, fine, 461.; linseed, 41. e. ; rape, Pale, 645. ; brown, 61a. _ _ TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is firm to-dav for all deliveries. Tows tallow is quoted 52a. sat cash; feta:shin Y.C. for klarch,P7a. March to Arli, 63a. to 3d. ; May to Jaw, 62a. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. _ _ Arnrol but mot 1111.7.0 from In June ........ 11666.. lib Amin.. Skin WI 1.431.1 ea 0.891 11, 4g0E 1 44,414 MAID 47. ga M. 61. &Oa N. tl• 64. 411 M 3 I 7 ( 1 / 4 . ss. ed. Parini for the Irma e=3116411= 334 age. os4 delfeety 14 sae, The 120 nek. tome Rost•. 4M dots from Odems; 'l = from ortralls: ,tom e from &oa th Ammo oad Ins War *am T 4 4. mix METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of besets is rather litrgor, consequently trade la not botsk ' but there iv very little alteration in prices. Although the number of sheep has not much inemesed. there is a considerable depressinu in the trade, and prime on ell descriptions ore fully 2d. per Sibs lower. there Calves ate Irmets, seance a nd dearer. Front Germany and Holland are n 20 cheep end 27 calves. Scotland 350 Moats. hotind 100. Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,000, and 14 calves from Fr, nee. Pie MAW elan. • rt. s. 11. Pa stow of kd. d. Ira Elam lielefords.. 4 601 150,t tha &If tbsidab 45 6 0 iliKetrbtrm. —.. 4 4 101 Bea lossironis ..• 56 11 ine.k walks Ards.. 3 4 0 ' Do. do Morn •46 4 S ram ..... . ....... 6 6 • Iwo k merood twisty 4 419 n 6 0 Fir •• . 4 6 4 1/0. (item &et DM it ilitii:l44 l 6 610 ••,, • _ B.A. marta. 3.106 Ikon. 161006.316.031.; BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith r , rt that the market for all aorta of hope continues steady, atime4 week's prices. Fine coloured aatnples are scarce, and such are rather dearer. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. FAen MAdn, 161. 34.; Bute's Hasting's Harday, 13e.; End Baton, 17n. 6d.-13 ships a market.