The Express. — London, England, 1857-03-13 00:00:00

UNITED STATES. ARRIVAL OF THE ANOLO-SAXON. pr 1111111 , 11 MIS issossne :masers.) (race cola own cozassronosirr.) LIVERPOOL, FILIDAY. This morning the Montreal Steam-ship Company's steamer Anglo-Saxon, Captain IPMaster, arrived in the river. She left Portland on the 28th ult. with twenty-six passengers. The royal mail steam-ship ! Niagara had not arrived out. The President had signed the Submarine Tele graph Bill. Several of the members inculpated in the am , ruption committee report had resigned their seats. On the Tariff Bill the Senate amendment, fixing the duty on wool at 23 per cent., was adopted. The Illinois arrived at New York on the 27th ult., with Californian advice. to Feb. 3, and with over a million dollars in gold-dust. The mines are yielding largely, except the northern, and they are blockaded with snow. The receipts of gold at San Francisco have been greater by 10 per cent. than the previous fortnight. The Mexican bandits are devastating the southern counties and murdering the inhabitants. Business at San Francisco is reported dull, with out alteration or improvement in prices. The Nicaraguan advice, report the capture of • schooner by the Costa Ricans, which was convoying supplies to Walker. Walker's army was about attacking the allies at Trinidad. NEW YOSY, Fix. 27, Bynum). Money was abundant and easy, at full rates. Stocks lower and dull. Exchange unaltered, and nothing doing. Cottons very firm. Flour was 6c. dearer. Wheat arm. Indian corn buoyant. The provision market was rather lower, but closing steadily. Freights were Arm LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. OM 11.1021 C nu.sozara.) SALISBURY MEETING. THIS DAY. LONGFORD CASTLE STAKES. Half a idle. Marry Stinaltine, colt by Joe Lovell, out of Broughtmes dm, Combs, awl colt by (implies, out of Calm, are here. £6O HANDICAP PLATE. Them quarters of a Wk. Moonshine, British Remedy, Cedric, Cricket, Claude Lor raine, Parkeger, Impatience, Mohawk, Hobgoblin, Gabor bans* The Dupe, and Araby's Danghtar, are here. QUEEN'S PLATE ENTRY. Three mike. Fisherman, Poodle, Alamo, _Enchanter, Apathy, Pane, Somerset, Tam o'Shanter, Cando, Mohawk, Lamas Grey ling, and Shirai', are all hens WILTON PARK STAKES. Three-quarters of a mile. Minette, Happy Land, Marry Soashine, Clonghbelly, Scourge, and Morning Hasid, are here. THE CITY OP LONDON ILYD IMF ltd POLICY. MEETING THIS DAT. This afternoon a meeting of the Lathan* bankers, trade" end electors of the dty of lasties, camped by the Lord Mayor, in penman* of a requicides mar only and respectably Ovid, wee held is Oullibell, ft the puma of taking into conalostica the decides eseastly mesa to by the Home of Ccoonione relative to the rain el Chins sad to wrote confidence in her Xahety's go vermant. no dank was taken by the Loan MATONI, thertly after two *Week. _ The ball wee much crowded, a large peepeelies the andiesce conataing of the wide( chew. Mr tam wee she cranial. Kent ell the gendethen vie labs a Lease past in the City padre were preent. We chareat mar the Lord Mayor, Bir Jerre Tee" Bert, M.P., Kr. R. Cerria, M.P., Mr. DO" Kr. W. J. Crawford, Mr. gerjeant Ballantiaa, Mania Wire, Mr. S. Morley, Yr. W. J. Hell, • Serif Kee* Mr. Clan Pearson, Mr. Z. Jame, Q.C., Aldermen Zen, Deputy Bakis, Deputy Amhara, he. The Loan Maros opened the prceeedings with a few lerletrewerhe, mentioning that the rapdartion was egad by abed 800 pentlethen. Mr. B. Crania, ILP., moved tho first resolution, (oases: Lord Pe'— i% bake fildes n. perentorst et this tsvoilly mike drew slums of extreme difficulty, eed is the wide d a greet vir which be essltil ruccadeity to Mae if as Imsemble pre, is mild le Sr Ando of the eleely. r hawing ler es d eem vale et r dame d Oemeee, bewe ibil et owed ft Idspillerla sins* to lbe posseibis at Or ion, ildisamalag timid gem to wpm it seseklisa dot tram de peddles dales is Mae, sad the piper rags time, seam nem wie hi* open le s SAM similemsw, or wee able withakfety to the piepairsall dm of ow ihilow-smidues la that quarta, sad with lbe Ipavez sad digital of the seam." The kn. gentleman au speak* when. oar mart left. the LOowi~ enteadmiat to the remelution au to be eared: That this anew detests bareincracy,which is centimen tal dospoligra, d which system kir Goals Orgy, the Hams fiesagenry, is tb. dinettes. That this ego tsme has beat acted on by Lord Pshageston's govern s/est, sod is closely connected with, sad dapeodeat am, the sphicopal church of this land; gad because this church tho rallying point for jobbimg cornaticeins Ind tunkulising tyrants, imagoes@ tasatice, and le cos of te. noses of the prima awful state of society, this tatting declares its belied that it is the bounden duty of e►ey one to east all constitutional soma _ _ to sever the clutch from the state, and will vote for no ass at the sassing election that will not give this pledge." It was also stated that Mr. B. Morley was prepared with ansendment. Mr. E. Curie's address to the darters (gives elsewhere) was distributed amongst the rusting, sad sway cemisetures wws Warded u to his intention of persisting in his Nadi &Whip, now that Lad John Russell hes sir ainated Ids mantes to be re-elected. POUCE.-- From • TOWS& palish/4 this morning, it appears that the sem reelesd for the imposes of the Metropolitan Pollce kr the year ended Dee. 31, 1868, asoonntod to 479,7174 ft, sad the ezpeer d law, to 440811. 16.. Td., keying e Whence heat of 45,6361. 1311.9 d. The receipts ea smooth of the Pato ea perammatka Feed tar* the ore pried eimaatal to MAIL 3.. N. • mad the thaws of govenarat Meek le MOW. lth tit% the remithe for the meths of the pike soma ameuated to 87,17 U. 1811., led the esprikare to 87,0361. 1111. 6d., having a helmet of Ma de. Td. The Mel ausger of pewee beteging to the heel ea the let Jemmy, 1867, eras 18 soperlalustets, 143 impeder% 121 angeassa, sod 6,036 eosueallise—emostribe tesethr to 6,847. The Ctttatcn ESTATES COXIIIIIIIIONW.-711311 mernise the sixth geserel report at the Church Ether Caw imiedesere wee pablibith It ware that between Avert, 1131. art Mai, ISA the treseectloas grovel by them thee 227 M amber, red misted to near vitas athe atheist' 2 0 100,21. Siam that period 2M War cam hare bees atmetianit, athecting property easeethag 900,11101., math' eagngthe et I,oth eery mad et pee. party desk with beyond 4,1121,1101. The net saggeels thet, as thebeisekel ouperetlese baw as the prow et aped* of We la peeerdes,the eamiaisaas amid be ambled to witthathe thin to Meet Wee sad submget et net Imgertf• The Paperer sad Emirate el &Istria arrived at Views at 3 shirk yetherdey eitteasee. Oar goweesseent have eagyai to station a ship of less at the game iamb Is Leda Moons Bey is hags& The Inds loth thee be deem epee so all Breath sides, sad be pretieni by the getheserat ken inoteitetitth Iferhnon-Khan nod Mims-Ebol Khan, bearers of Or Neely Meet b Faskft latia at Puts, left Ar Coastan- Ogle en Weirder. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. EQUITY COURTS. (Before the mutat 0 dm R 025.) •rarer V. VIIIIMAIt. Mie Hamm pre karma la the err which ones on the etwilnertiou of the will el the UM Mr. John BwretA of Pillow, la the wish el Tideery, Wilts. By Me wit he area Ws reel orb to burr Intrust Ibr grewistra with • Ihwiess, by such other Imps rad rim meths • ids or Wrote the/ Easy alik e rr e . te=sed roles reel sir sr err of mower is b with ay rid marry poreasal asters' to pey off sod dishere the /Mg INNS 111 MEW width now are athil be•awl= Breed aerie hal he declared dr the sots art et him wrist Ware should o tier liebb ie end spr i ks dews ths intenst ot the pelselpl Nur ids* en Ns ruled era sulthrey nth sillea. is 17 yam shah Mild is with lds essirent a rtl a lr griles wift sere in the ors ems, whirrs ths trier vas trprissed ear the wad Ws" to ales airy bp sr* gige, sal ho roe doubles they they war The sew ose. Ws vas, whedass ths trier am nipind opply_el ths err to p4:l 6i ff se urines ; =di hie Honour mild he the poi cry object el the testator wee to pey Ws tri insmiesser out at the estate ; but, at the err the IM seld O, they WWI r 4 ter this purr to carnet IM seastrag for the Ismat for life, sal le the brt meth kr carrying this into effect wae to smart Arnhem thew much of the rents should be rild to ths Ism* kr ilk Kr. Parer sea lb. Heehaw appeared for the plaintiffs Mr. Selwyn mil Nth ham for the - defendants. 1111111111 V. lIWYNT/01. 14. R. Mew (wlth vitas tree Mr. Mehra* said in this ere hs Wto urn toes is risiles mri • reseiver. It stood seer bid semi sr an nriebllrey b Oa not to in terfere hs the sirs eery* as Is thossesierboar. Now the parties word Is assessirthis thireses. The car originally came bikes this eame, art wee then mat to • court of law tcL=a sod OM bad been some geoceedings con • aseepewies. All them mwelkes would should iTieMethr• this tar. lie applied that the motion stead err till the nest nth Kr. Kennedy, she sprised for the defendant, consented, and the motion wee girded to stand over accordingly. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. BOW-STREET. • SEIM= 0111:SP1UINCE 01 MIND. IL An flldliewased yew halo., named John AVAroitt, tram to leEtt~t at PIMA charged with an attempt to rob the d the Mew. John Radcliffe Hartley, 34, Bedford- at. Mary Lam, 'neat to Mrs. Tome, 34, Bedford-street, L., said that ma ftsfsmdsl bat, at about 7 o'clock in the evening, she weal into the am Boor front room, which was Mr. le Hairday's bedroom. She led a candle. On entering she observed some of Mr. Heetirf a clothes folded up an a parcel, M. and lying on the Geer, together with his writing desk. a Looking about Ow now ale prosived • wan 'e legs a at t protradma from ender ibe bed. After considering for a secensat, she hi the sem whams making any 14. na" lAMBI the deer, awl set a twageinst 11 Ihea vest witty is ebbe, opm the sheet dew hied Meat is a ptilemest. Hearing L. the d Hodges seem arm, and sew ems tumble ever the Dell the hell yegyeeely piked la the way, she mho(' le aw=eithleme,trortat==:ed,=, now is are, a lt= the MS het mare 10111 i Isla% puling •2 ph Isle to Meet Doemna attlesdesd e u palm builinbook bin et. eat ran away se bet as he eon d, a t „l rah kaatildsig iota slink, boy who bergesed ob at - i slesra asepem. Donovan, however, posd him and et saw a leap awe he waa captured and taken to the ststion. Beth Ile Obi sad Donovan swore most posdi vely that the pi- Kali MO the Leman that had come from the home, and jy Met lierW DM lest sight of him from that time till he was 3 . YIN& , Tim Yen wag Het be was not the won, but that, hey- SS lag is the dor efts' the thief, he wee mistaken M I for Mr Ma. . Joao impllntakd the girl on her proper behe - se Mour undue the slestlkap circumstances, end presented her se with a gratuity eat al Ile fends of the wart. He eon- 111 indeed the prisoner fte ASSAULT ON TOO POLICE. " William Heady, a powerfully-made man, with a wooden le log, sad Mary Ileeby, ble mother, a milkwuman , were I. shergad with assealting several police constables, and with befog at the doe In a state of intoxication. It appose tram the evidence that the primmer was Lest night - th the Daythenw-tead, °wig much annoyance to M.,. =breser. Polic•-eoselabie Dedhidge, 1) 119, was 74: e Loss the th ere,r wha the male prisoner mo- i aim. disesththe e thyene lie, bowsaw, again ei =athe sire essithea, when, ahe was drank, the It. toll Ids that be sad se to the station-hove. 110 sJ eta Ninth the leer with by wooden leg and also bit him. J, l The Weer woe evernewered and fell. While he was on the N. growl ths nage Omer Week his repeatedly with the N. .lance Lee, 3_13 D, red 119 A, _came to his aesistenee, te were both rudely eeemMid by the man, who et. smog his wooden leg read In the son violent manner. a‘ Lee wee knocked down, and while be wee en the ground the t Mille thinner laid had of him, sad he was at the mine . ou ibis shindy killed by bee sea. Kr. Inn aid that the 'moults went most violent and So rellin -- /7 - 7 The male rimer was sent he ens steenth to the House of ill Cerneeten, sad Hs wear _— 'rd 10e., or in default r i: seven days' imprisonment et. no NNNNN or CIIILDIEN. Esther Mtn; aged 14, Irma charged with rubbing chtlizen to se of maw. TM prisms, who had been in the habit of robbing ch il - f i e ' dna, hr which dr bed been several times convicted, yea 1 1 4 sent for 1011111 days' hard labour to the House of Correction U for taking ewes copper coin horn a child named Mary Us R Stevens. -- - - -- et ----- CRAIG. Or AGAINST TWO AMERICAN SEAMEN. if. &GIS sod Ellottorth, American sea mem, VIM herrie before Yr. Sol* charged with cutting 14 weardig. John F a mily Brews, a men of rolour. St. It wird did Some wßriß GRlMsdd between the prisoners 6 and Dews eiMmt agirl is italeill-hditheray and the prisoners =daft MG beating the Meek men who to escape their r , ma Me ltiller's ti the in Neptune-street, 6 whim le hd beta Weise. The Priersee of him at. rig rem egmlein lea Ebelirdi few bra with greet to dime as fla ltredt. Elletreeth teak up the tongs from dr lee. end lade • blow at BMWS head; he 1 r. . scud tßie Mow. Beth prisoner then threw theurplves wpm Paws, who add ant Hie talk his knife— u. moortre • teretree nes, nerd Phillips, who was in the If we% hided, ad wee bagebee dews, and a violent so =tled *es harem the prewar end Brown. Four In oe Lams le plasm eni dr parpirt and fittings it TY Ems wee sot ea fee by the gee which se e sawed weed rem have been in ewes if the landlord g• led s trued bps el the main. The prisoners disabled St Beery ad ledweihrre in his bled on the door. lie dt• bed received a Wrath wanton the left groin. A eeeman't, knife covered with blood was found cm the hearth. et. I Kr. Jobs Cornier, emegooo, of No. 71, High - street, us ) Whiledepel, said that Brown had nerved • severe and at. din the groin. It wee three inches in to =:11 timi 1 one inch in depth, close to the femoral artery, cut trg Wee. the d the mucks. The man could not biSIINSIG. at yeereL M. Sete ramedel the prieoners fors week. WINDER AND SUICIDE AT PItAGUE.—A terrible afisie enured last mak at Prague. A young officer of • 14 regbalM albumins% stationed some mike from that city, had "" ~ i au ye s with a weakky Jewese, named Katz, a widow tipsre d ago. )V ilis waning of the 4th he *Wilted itt. I MIMI& Vent. Without leave, to pay her a visit, sod ea molobg rte hem at Prague, he Patna with her ti sews dim sid as ft/Wm vestment of the garrison. The " . whole pew sew / Impodow led st a late hour the i.tfliters Lavin Os meow Maw alone with Mine. Katz. s s t aL ieurldle, the War mg her servant to purchase some 23 nil the smug es bar return found, to her surpri.c, f. dr war door st received no mply to her knocks ma sib. At , waiting sometime, she summoned 1 i• pied. white Arwood to pe, and a forcible jq moms. oda boo the widow ' s soortnbezt. The ollue's mid st ied with blood was picked up in the eutry; to to taidiam boor T room the widow wee found lying dead, mediated, in a pool of blood ; her bsei4 mot, „ "aM il l ass were Do hacked that they could be salt'a ; kir ink gown wee eat to pt era, and her Iwweish, beam ids deseminisotart smias about the Son ,• is ass se lurk she WI a wee, alba& which had evidently beta tae lam the alleMS 11.41=., sidi la the other the knot d ids M oweed, wall* bed boss dragged off. In another room tho saw lamed arm lying dead. with his duvet — 4 l, ' cut. WWI Mak plass betimes Or two beige this horrible watedor mid sida wow momledel is sot ksown. From then ceases owned basin lasi fool la er wary, it is sow- to pool that ho bid oomtivoldediededier to is,. i _End _ of owe* ism towbady de edam. ts Wm • ;.; Bete feillealbowelni ales kha Er =gluon; ft wilidire. sod, illowiring== im lio del les pi = lig TUB FMB m Fix la ad Oti. Si dis dooms law doe as ea Ma gemloos ba has bets smidi weidwelti. A/I the to pray We; sel ewe" ill die platen egm gellemod os aim an A Oak IF .. plates ; imil oasts Is se sif the public bang wq way imemmiteeelllew dio ." The canoe of Ow so- 21 Mimi Is dm deddef skeet dosiegiss, is stilted by Mr. et. nai rdea mbh. le the poi Wilk anon put on Opwaeds of H ein teil the bod d lie ass big 60 feet 6 inches OM il• width mewl it wesma el 1001 b. on the opme i p deaf we 111,11116. awl pre/mire e• Ihs Id alb met Ihsea~sgme affected by Ms OM is aludell at Ulu. dr maw morainii to • dows Ms elosh may Is throw 1,200 gallons of wider_ re =lel we Awl se dr way, her servicos M _ rim THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 13, 1857. !') Italy" I 14 laminas I MI - • - II q all 10 a Sil on " I in a!! Mond hers —..... i i ;11 10 / I li a 11 A 10 dl 10 WI 111 all IS a IS al oom . iremari ON. larisessiv•Lrmi• 11 .ll' 1 10 all Id $7 I.M O s! 1 W Y~tl~lrMi ~I W Mie ese la -:I par et Pref. North= et Nomplia Truk Park me Pselpsed Orison 1111110.• (Pervislosp) gr.? p.s. arl Fe M rmi —. Y . DIE NMI& MY* PM Mum • vs mat Mar. Wet Tlrdin Dk 14 per sot. TN. 19!.W.61 Maw IWonlpra at FriNedra.. Sal 111li 1111.1T11111 I,lsligrid It.Ain 81 1 : al a #### # 41 (ad as 1r " txa all l a ad I 4 akin then. Truk 1( 061 155ika55.6012.124.61 6 6.6.166..6 magorsed by I July Da Jae I Coen' Ode ( - . LI~IW).. tea.. 15w zia Ii die 56 39 1311 Id V a t tu ff es ; Oman sirs „DP Ulna Do. IntoPlosll. -- Do. 4e.p. %Ma o poy Do. So. do. py n '4 It' pir st.Thimstar Ds. Pregame( Olt. Alm Ilpse 61. Pr* '• • Pada. 311 rti Si 4 " ad Nit Ot. WM. Canada, One Do. New tn. Ikka,pay 57. opt On . Do. do. a. 7S, Oa. SS Do Do. 74 da 60 . do. 7S, without ap Wadi*. Gear. le per mt. Do. I par net Do. ff pw ne t ht Do. WI Bal. Math 6t.0m4 prat. Cannata...4lmM RASA Laatl(L.M) Amp.ah. Do.o44emaialslaa4 1 0..1 pit ant. ... 11$ A Ish 93 • silts itl lle N ad 27+d 1 le4e 4 alas* 1101 1 - ir 4 pa 4f 114, $4 1S II pin II Pia 13 3• 6 24f Si .1 In $1" n fi si II 67 le i Ns pal •• 10 1 I 1 L si , kli ft gar 1 poi i_ . l, IS Ii li la St N N N N N ►i li Is 11$ 114 li 2 1 Fa Tle ii Ni 61 II Si 1I 111 7. is tei si ±ll 09 100 ITO ISS ISO 135 UT UN ITI Olt I d a r 1 .1 r. 17 li-pm VOIIIION KUM O.OW N Aulnaba 7 1140 a 33 Ilnainataaa Ups II 11,011• 00 s. Om. all 5 N DaltKis. Ca. Jan 010 eal Ilia 10 00 I 4 t2,ce , 0 Omer —. all 1403. . 10 limas 3 ratan all 111,00 Is ...a—a all 5,003 I Um= „ all 50, I 40 5 Lainlms IiaSIS WAY I rav i rmaia= IKON I Om= Ikea • all 11,0 30 00~ Ob. laad all 1(1440 Pat 111111. 7,00 30 wow iseihm•rms . all "" l Da 100 _. all 10.00 I N pot at.o3. all Alta 13.3.34 all 101317 IS 114 th 'hi 414 410 1:110 05 1.101 KM 54 arida North Ammer a KM 10 Obielentnototlol., Aagedle.rd Mir 1,400 los &010, -*-7,-.. 110,000 li,COll 100 wax. I AGO te galOsaigilleMert I MON 10 Ate SO laa.ChiallistAan MOW se 131600/km 10,400 i• Ludo 1 /1.101 100 L•faiiiil 105011.011•100111•15 108100810 IN Net Pomfif Regliad 11.11111 De. /10,010 Nal WM M *wawa 041•Esa Yak 111,401 Ompanta ;00 baked 4,140 10 Ds. Now 11,440 1' Yeili Aistralla ... 11,010 15 Oullnd Aiallre4o 5,000 - MAW 00,500 50 Min d Guar 1,50 100 Mil/ NNW 4,000 100 Wei. Boa sr Loam 11 8.! _. ;it - i If i PM 0 liels a i la lir Pa ii 41 I 1 pm 44 41 II • I I 9 U 23 - - LS 40 SS SI ry S2s* - - 1111 II SS '5 6 6 II II 86 . $7. th e of Mk fO i IN ; 1 60 1111 31 St ad 6 7 13 66 I, dam sie lie 180 170 fill lei HO 1176 6 9 • 19 II 46 44 73 II 2 -44- 0 22 44 62 la H i iMs 1 , 1 ii 1 la tar 1 I 7 9 le 2 F. ft IL 1e..1 1l 1<11•.1 10 1415.1 i 1 41 . 4f 4j if If 1 1 "la l 4 4 NT i 1.41 e I ir le Xl4. 14 14 is 97 Its p4r SOSSO =TIM lab Ell AVM (n. (nmost) &IV Ortenveleastos• 111 Dols Great 039.010 91.0n10 GM (11 Bunt (110thath) 110 'l9OO look Ulrike , 48. id. o.lllAlfeedlPlollsilti MIA G. Wh. Ter (11•1005) I Zd i r r l . N s rtlk. *aid. 1. la 1(.W.19i04 re) 011. North WINO 6.11.4 Pie Ow (IL Staati; li Paimilli Cailai (Wasints) :=01 , 1 1.11 c . i C: 4o 4 Lamar's *a I W.lVems( 16.10.9 198•09/11LSIA911 44 71. PO ; . 9 . - .6„) ' Vas d Tinny ((at. • solar) Mr 94. West Oesot (111, 19 W.COrsOoKIAOLard 10 rieu a rinik ukg" m l e i W.Nefed. . Work W. tintriesa 1.73 WIEN Asa . $ Wervi alm ainejeliii) 4fi ~......, ri. t: 2 ...... hpistil&mel 7 . 1 1.1.0 K It Bards Walemels ... all 54 /WY &mak= la&L. 40 1.913 140 ft. psi a bash •11 11,494 U realai par st. /45, 4 Cle/olel Pahno all bli, 5 100.141111maa KW fa isslins Mom ... 15 IN, IL Illtradellimagli —ln 46, 1 amok Vag. _Ter Weal all r° I: 6...4%273r At ..,.., . fow Calller all 50,403 IS Dn. laftsitir 14 &b, II SA.lllippi.D. all NAV SO Mudd . 500, 4 4114411•41604 7 all 10, 20 ilmptblereUta.....A at 10 UAW 10 116114.55m0n Lket.Tel all KG I. Malan & Ic. Ilatatleas al l 40.04/4 111Motlassi Illaatams Om 5 i kiNig I &Sit lo latbetris Land....„ 5 111141 10 Di. Do all ISM 5 Oct.apeaLtralls.44l4lo all SOU 5 ba. Da. WIN 1C• !Lima &14.11101.La5/ DO 155,410 1 /loth Irk. Lautsalular all 25.1N14 10 Kura se Ramps /Ina. 174 10.1140 50 ON 1 Da. .144..81;//i/ r• . la 111,100 5 eselltlearlAall&lliesral all #Olll., .44 1 40.4104445.141 Ulm all AIN De. 11w . 10,4•1 Mt thy may 14/.7... - - all 16, In Masa . all 15^ teo mom tara c i::: -- 40 Mar 1 tlairla Ilotr. Iswels. all 100,0110 1 Ds. Paw. .„ . . a ll 14,11. I/ led& Aartnti; 1.1;d. 41 mon I Illabarmliaa Wag. lir* all IMO I Da. Da. ballsoirld all 10.10/0 111 Vaa Illare*Lara „ 24/ 440,04 G St. View& Dogs ......—. 00 10.000 SO Da. 017.... x........ 14 LOCAL SHARE MAZIEBTO. tanoten. Man 11.—The rub* los bow mai al 4111. gad trb!.. ftlibit at _., 4 *ft • at mom- , am Lt. ift - it i—brosain ‘,=1...7.7 . ',_ • 1 11 =t. a. mad It=rA • ..7 i . %....X . l rc auleill r sysratitat weed Mbar Mrs* lid ID 146-41nat Waters el —IBM Landis, 111. ij— °P M werMstew in osil *um a% =VeZ4l"lientifrala 1i4421. Nra SHAKE LISTS-THIS DAT Two 0'9.!.0Fw._ The railway share market today exhibits no genital change. Great Western stock is rather at 88 to 1; London and South- Westerns at 62 to ; and South-Eastern 221 to 1. Berwicks have improved to 211 to 1. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock's fairly supported at 1011 to ; London and North Western at 104} to 6 ; and Pastern Counties at 101 to j. Great Northern sus tained a further decline is the morning, but are now better. Sambre and Meuse shares are quoted 9 1 to 10, being rather flatter; Lombardo-Venetian , 61 tot prem and Great Luxembourg, 81 to 1. Pans and Lyons have receded to 681 to 1 ; and Northern of France, to 381 to 1. ORDINAIiT MAIN AND Brass. " 7•711 Ma, t ell Idiot ilte.llsodl%=lailri at mDm Om J... 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In the other departments of the Stock Exchange there is no feature of striking novelty, steadiness being generally maintained. Console arc quiet, at 931 to for money, and 93e to l, for the Bth April. The Five per Cent. Annuities are officially marked 1141; Exchequer Bills (June), par ; Exchequer Bonds, 1839, 981; and India _ _ _ Honda, 2s. dis. Turkish Six per Cents. are a little flatter, at 971 to ; and the Guaranteed Four per Cents. at 1001 to 1011. Mexican Bonds have been dealt in at 221 for money, and 231 for the 17th of inst.; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 78, 781, and 781 ex div. ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 981; and Spanish Old Three per Cents., at 41, for the 17th inst. Mexican Bonds are now quoted - 231 to 1. To-morrow will be " making-up day" in the share market. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will engage attention on that day, Monday, and Tuesday. The gold cx the Mermaid and Blackwell, re presenting a total value of about 540,0001., was deli vered yesterday.. A sum of 50,0001., consisting of sovereigns, goes into the Bank ; but the whole of the remaining amount has been taken for exportation to the Continent, partly for the Bank of France and partly to pay for silver. During the present week the imports of silver from the Continent have been very large. Four steamers—viz., the Albion and Rhine, from Boulogne, and the Dolphin and Baron Osy, from Antwerp--aro computed to have brought an aggregate of about 100,0001. These supplies are chiefly paid for in gold. The telegraphic advises received in anticipation of the overland mail report an advance in the rate of exchange at Calcutta, which is quoted in some of the reports at 2s. 21(1., and in others even as high as 2s. 2141. At Hong Kong the quotation is 4s. 9d., showing firmness. As regards Shanghai and Bom bay little alteration is observable. Lpon the whole, the advices now to hand involve no check whatever, but rather additional encouragement, to the remark able flow of silver to the East. It is consequently expected that the remittances by the Pera on the 20th instant will reach about 700,0001. En moments to the extent of 500,000/. have already been made, and shipments can be effected until Wed nesday evening next. As we have before mentioned, the I'era will take direct mails and specie for China, as well as for India, under the new arrangement which now comes into operation. The Violet has arrived from Foo-chow-foo, with 584,8001b5. of tea on freight. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday was brought forward the first petition for the windm!rup of a com pany constituted under the Limited Liability Act of 1816. The company to which the present peti tion refers is the Patent Deodorisation and Manure Company. The company is allowed four days to show cause " against it. The following memorandum, which is from the Scinde Railway Comeau, is a lso of interest to the shareholders in the Funjaub Railway Company : Advice s have been received by the last Indian mat that the authorities have definitively adopted the line of the Scinde Railway Company, viz , from Kurrachee to a point of the Indus near Hydrated. A letter has also been received from Mr. William Brunton, the superintending engineer of the Punjaub Survey, dated Lahore, Jan. 19, 1817, in which he says. " I shall be able to get plans, sections, and esti mates np this veld season for the whole length. As far as I ace, I have no difficulty, either with regard to ballast or Reeds. It will be a very cheap line, and quickly made. It is wanted bT every person." The directors of the lonian Bank have declared a half-yearly dividend, at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum. All classes of stock in the Great Northern Railway Company fell 1 per cent. and upwards yesterday after- , noon, upon the proceedings at the meeting becoming known, which were of a stormy character. The com- pany is legally incapacitatedfmmdeelaring a dividend , under present circumstances; and there being little prospect of passing a special bill through parliament, unless after great difficulty and delay, the meeting to-day adopted a resolution authorising no dividend, but empowering the directors to apply the balance which would under ordinary circumstances be availa ble for dividend towards cancelling an amount at stock equal to that fraudulently issued by Redpath. Sambre and Meuse Railway shares experienced an extraordinary rise yesterday. Rumours of nego tiations with neighbouring companies are again circulated. A cull of 2/. 10s. is to be paid on the new shares of the Great Western Railway Company of Canada by the 30th May. The half-yc•arly meeting is called for the 9th April, in London. There has been an in creased demand for the shares of this company during the last two days, owing to favourable re , ports relative to the forthcoming dividend. The half-yearly meeting . of the General Screw Steam Shipping Company is called for the 27th instant. The accounts are open to inspection. The position of the market for American securities is thus noticed by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co.: There has been en increase of activity in the market foe American securities during the past week. A fide demand for State stocks in general, and a brisk business in the favourite railroad bonds. The report of Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite, relative to the market for American railway securities, is subjoined: Business in American sectuities in London has been limited during the past week, with more disposition to realise. We note at the close some considerable transactions in klielnimn Central bonds, 1869, and Illinois Central Free land bonds. THURSDAY EVENTRO. The funds to-day were steadier in character, but business was dull. Prices closed the same as at 4 o'clock yesterday. British railway stocks attain( d a slight improvement in the morning, but after wards relapsed. The re-exportation of nearly the whole of the large remittances of gold just received from Australia occasions a certain feeling of &ap pointment. These supplies operate, however, as a check to the withdrawals from the Bank. The demand for money in the discount market continues steady. In the Stock Exchange the cur rent rate for short loans on government securities is about 6 per cent. The parties who are engaged in remitting gold to the Continent have been borrowers of money to the extent of about half a million during the last day or two, and this demand, though merely temporary, exercises a certain influence. Consols opened and closed at 931 to ;I for money, and 933 tot for the Bth April. From these rates there was scarcely even a fractional variation throughout the day. The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 3,1, f,; ditto for account, Bth April, 931. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, fall ing payable in 1838 and 1839, 981. India Bonds, 23. prem. Exchequer Bills (June) remain quoted par to 3s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bonds, 981 to 1. Turkish Six per Cents. were quiet during all the earlier part of the day, but experienced a sudden rise in the afternoon, and closed 3 per cent. higher than yesterday, at 971 to t. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. left off the same as yesterday, at 101 to 1. Mexican Bonds have risen about t per cent., and Spanish have also improved. It is stated that some large purchases of Peruvian stock have been made during the last day or two for the sinking fund, but the price has not advanced, because speculative purchases bad previously been induced by the pros pect of this absorption. The Paris spring races, which are to come off in the new cougar at Longchampa, between the Bois dc Bou logne and the Seine, hare been dud for the 26th April, and the 3rd, 7th, and 10th May. The opting races of Chantilly have been fixed for the 17th, 21st, and 24th May. The 06serrateur du Dinumelle states Dint reepect for the Sabbath is certainly gaining ten'' in France. The Bishop of Roder, has just written, it oapt, to the committee at l'uris to say that in Lie diocive infra none of the Avers ance doe to the Lord's-Day base become the exceptions. Several associations in the diocese of Canvosonne have lately joined the Paris committee ; and the notarise of Anicoult-we have just decided that their officio shall for the future be I closed oa Sundays and few clays. K K If" :;;,1 MINES.-THIS DAY Two o'CLoci. The market for home mining stocks is very quiet to-day. In the Stock Exchange not a single tninsaetion is officially recorded, being a very un w.ual circumstance. Prices are generally dull but not lower. There have been a few inquiries for united Mexi can shares, which nrc marked 4 and 41. Other foreign descriptions arc inanimate. Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in lite Mining. Exchange: Alfred Console, 23, 1. /, 24, 231, 1, 24, 231, I, 24, h 25; Bell and Lantitih, 21; Boding 71, ; Cbancellorville, 7s. 3d.; Ciu-golf, 45; Custell, lls. 6d.; Catherine and Jane, 10e., 115. , • , Drakewalla, 31, i; East Alfred, 21, 1, 2, 1 Grandiler and At. Aulipt, 106; Great AV1..101, 10,1, 4,1, 1. 4; Great Hewer., 225. 6d., 23i. 6d. ; Lad) f7s; Hardens and reurhiw, 375. ; North Basset, 32; 61,1; St. Day United, 305., 31e., 2118.. 28s. • Tineraft. 41, 1,1; Trewetha, 11e. 3d., 31, 11-16, 1; Wcot Par Conoela, Bs. ed.. 98.6 d.; Wheal Edward, 4i, 5,1, 44, 6; IVheal Harriet, 155., 17s. 6d.; Wheal bal een, 405.; Wheal Zion, 3 0 5., 325. 6d. THURSDAY In the market for home mining stocks to-day there was a fair amount of business, and prices in a number of eases, including Alfred Consols, Great South Tolgus, Great Wheal Alfred, and Wheal Buller, showed an upward tendency. North Wheal Basset, South Cern Brea, West Basset, and Wheal Edward shares, on the other hand, were Batter. In addition to the transactions reported in the °anal list, Treseetha shares were dealt in to-day in the Stock Exchange at 3L and Grambler and St. Aubyn et 110 and 111. United Mexican shares were flatter, and Cobra better. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IkIARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. The receipts of foreign wheat and tour have been mode rate this week, %ie., 7,660 qrs. and 6,430 barrel.. The troth, continues without life, and the few tranaartions entered into thin morning were at about Monday's quotations. Barley met a good inquiry, a t fully Monday's rates. Oath could cut be purchased cheaper than in the beginning of the week. Beans and peas Arm. ARRIVALS ISTO LONDON FROM MARCH 0 M ARCH 13. Rochah Smut,. Ist.6 Emden. 7303 Om• B•d" I 8169 2° brl I ;;;; 11100 Mat . VAG barrels UWE./ Avrt/oLL Rbest. CIL ; Barter. Ma 16. ; OW. 113. ; mass. re..11d.; Sea, 11, W. I O.IPRRIAL AVERAGE:!!.. WINN. Ism*. OM. 1 Km Nada Pad. Jam. 31 ...... 6 74 Ild 404 Id* 441384 ld 404 64 Ifs T 4 deb. . I v;. id 466 9.1 234 (wow 3.1 334 Cd 311410 d - 14 . Ode 46 444 lld Vs WM. 4d 39. dd RI id 1 21 ........ ........14 11, .3. 4 238 10' 774 7.1 .1 , 4 nd .t. 4 Jd 2 1 ...... 364 64 Us 3d 436 de Os lv *Il 113 Xs Sd Markt, 7 -- --... Sid wee's' Us. Awing* 38. 34 464 Td'* 3d 40. 04 394 14 lb 01 Dr33.—Wleat, darkd. 0,44, ilje. Dam add P.... la INALOMMI SADWIN6 TIM FLOCTIP•11010 EP an £TII.I TIMM OF V. alit Milli° To 2 NI WWS It AM.D. Foiee. .1.4. 4. .Fob. 7. Feb. 15. M. IL rib. SO. Ilarcb 7. —l ---...— -- A 5 ...1.."•• ... ... „. „. Z 54 ... ... ill 4 ... ... - 1....... ... 53 S ... „. ... ..... 77 1 ... ". ". LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-THIS DAT. (as maGsirric TELIGRAPH.) (TROY ova OWN CORRESPONDENT.) We bad Lot a thin attendance at our market this nimaing, and the trade was very dull. Fine qualitii.- of rod and while wheat were 2d. per bashed lower. Flour Gil per Rack or barrel, Indian corn 3d. per qr. laves than Tuesda)*t closing prices. MINCING-LANE—THIS DAY. Sewn.—Wt. have again had s dull market during the week, but the importers have not AI sales, and by 'their firmness have prevented a decline except on soft brown qualities which are 6d lower. Fluidness to a limited extent bas been dove in foreign by private contract. The refined market has been quiet, at last week's prices. Lampe from 63a. 6d. to 66e. CorrEt.—The public sales have been small Ibis week, but the prices !mid in public showed a decline of fully le. on lest week's private contract prices. TEA.—Thov has been more steadiness in the market in consequence of the duty question being settled. We cannot quote any advance. The importers bought in the bulk of the public aisle, flica.—The amount of business done this week bas been small, and II ices were with difficulty supported. REM.—A limited business done at fully previous rates; leeward proofs sold at 2.5. 6d. ; Demerara, 2s. 91 to 2a. ltd. SA I.TPETAE.—The market lass been uniformly dull this week, but pikes are unaltered. SPICES US* sold at previous rates. CorruN.—A fair amount of business done at previous Tue.—East India 148 to 140. DRl:oll.—The fortnightly take want off without showing any materiel alteration in prices. In other ertirles no material alteration in prices. Markets generally ha,. boon dull this week. TALLOW MARKET.—TIVIS DAY. The market is firm for March, sad quiet for other periods. —Tows tallow is quoted Sew nett cash ; Petersburg Y. C., for March, 42.. , Much to April, fills.; May to Jame, 626.9 d. le U.. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We haves few more beasts than on Friday last; they are, however, 'cattily disposed of at Monday's qttota tions. Ti.v supply of sheep is also largo., and several now rvme shorn. Trade continues about tho same es of late. There are • few choice lambs on offer, whien meet with • ready sale. There is a brier demand for calves. From Germany and Holland Sure are .6 beasts, IRO sheep, and 128 calves; Spain, 771.1 vasts ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 400 beasts; and 185 welch cows from the home counties. - • - - • -- Per woo* of Ma ad 4. Par stow of 81b.. d. a. AM Ism Iltratveds.. 4 10 & 0 800 Dra OW Wats BD a. 60 6 2 Oast fltauet-b..no. —.. 4 8 4 10 Bea LoasaroAs 5 6 6 Faeowleisslll) beasts.. 38 4 4 Do. do nom.. ... 484 10 Oa!, ... . 4 8 610. Oar. k .3,001 er.tallty 2 0 & 110 3 6 Hausa IA ra ; OM& OA Wow . . atiO6i Dire., 185: Nn. no. HII)ES.—THIS PAY. LINADENTIALL.—The folio wu an the prices:-6611w. to 64165., 61d. to 316. : 64110. to l 21ba., bid. to M. 721ba. to 8016 e., W. to 61d.: 8011 w. to 149110., 61d. to 7.1.; albs. to 9690., 7d. to ; %lbs. to 10411.5., 7ld. to 7}4. llorse hides, 10s. Calf skins, light, 3 e. to ss. ; full, 9s. 6d. Demos tr.r.T.—Stisep akin.., polled, 10s. to Ile. 6d.; &ants and half-brads. 6d. to 9s. 6d. ; Downs, 6s. ed. to Bs. ; Shearlingt, le. 4d. to le. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. re , tonden and Smith report that there is still a fair demand far hops, at late prices. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Holt - well. 13s. 63. ; Eden Main, W ; 11 , 11'P Printrow, 12p. dd.; Montague, Ihe. ; Bute's Tantleld Moor, 13P. ; WalbiEnd llttion.l7o. 3d. ; Walls End South Hetton, 17o.; Wells End Weston's, 170. 3d. ; Walla End Tees, 17s. 3d.- 60 ships at snorkel. TUE 6111:1T NORTHERN RAILWAY.—After our report left yt..ciday, the meeting appu:nted the following committee :—cherzholders—klesors. Girulcr, Waters, Ni s/reborn. sod "'Aline; and two director" to be named by tho board, their inquiry to be limited fur the !invent to the re gi■tration (typal anent and the accounts. The retiring d4octurs were then re-electcd, and the proceedings closed with a vote of thanks to the chairman and directory. ""•• StICIDT. — IN TOE ESSEX CAOL.—Yesterday morning, John Cutting, one of the pug of Lurglera who, until hie recent atpture, had been a terror to the neigh buturbood, tottoinated his exist, nee by committing euk3de in Lis tell, it the county gaol, Springdeld. At a quarter Wore eight o'clock, he ate hie breakfast with his usual a a Eo Pe ll i y te ite l iol t o n ' i l ne 's' o tcl7, " l . l l o 4r foun " rart ed ron s p chi'unrdli' y ts. hammock steeps to the teen handle of the bell provided for each psis oor. The body was latently cut down, but deceased Kfta quite dead; he wee 50 yews of oge. Cutting, it will b was convicted at the 111,i1.e last week, with a man muted Elijah Rotary, of burglaries at Little Tburrork end Wr4 Tilbu7, end woo Buttoned by Mr. Cuso t rell to 20 years ut:Dilatation. Previously to the trial, a t attempted to deprive Itheeelf of life by cutting hip thnwt, at °molt, thus ondenoing hie resolute determina tion to de himself. Information tae been forwarded to the coron(l.—Ckelom f.rd Chronicle. THE CA , L OF PRACTICAL JOKING AT BRENT st ooto—A conrepondent ear :--" A memorial to Lord Pal merston is now in course of signature by some of the jurors impanuelled in this. case (who reside cluelly in this district) te,snmentliti a remission of the sentence passed by Justice Cresurell on Cooper and the Hoofs, and the ionsubstitu of a line. In the event of the application succeeding it &Mood the young men have promad to place 5001. at the disposal of ti e widow"—CAeloo ford Chrosirle. The European and Australian Mail Compan 's ship Jura left Southampton with the overland Atr mall yesterday. Notwithstanding it was only about a fortnight Rime an Aatohan mail woo despatched. the 3nrs took out 204 boxes of x. A :peers end 22 boxes of letters for the Lea tralian colonit=. r 1