The Express. — London, England, 1853-04-19 00:00:00

i [THREEPENCE. MISCELLANKOCS. ItiorcuAnsua Ckrityt Pd pr'cer I Busird.+ done yeettrZay 226 to 2261 ; India Stock, 262; South Sea Old An nuities, 99 ; Exchequer Bills, June, 3s. to 9s. prem. ; ditto March, 4s. prem. Foreign stocks are quiet, hut prices are very firm, and the tendncy is favourable for many stocks, including Equl:hr, Peruvian, Spanish, Grenadian, and Mexican. though with little change in quota tions. Equador Bonds mark 6 7 .; Granada 'Wive, 24; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., S 9 ; ditto Deferred, 67 to ;!: Soanish Old Threes, -18! ; ditto Deferred, 241; the Certificates, 7 to 74 ptr cent.; Venezuela Actives. 3:41 ; ex ican, 2,7;1 to 4. 14,1* lOC Ventrettan API . 30 ilrit4mettranLa 10.( Oni 10‘. `an da Cninpany Iro,olld .Crystal Palace ... .1 iu.PCX. l Cryst P.d.of trance la" N. Brit. Aust. Land I Do. Preference... IMMO' S reel Itiv.Lad.niM ' I neottlsbAust.lnseat - I 2 S. Australian Land 11,0nU , lad' Van Diernetes Land ST 1 6 63 SS BS B 1 3.4 32 84 SSii 2• - - i Si al I sitSi 34 pail ! , 4 I , 11 p t a. IS 1 44 st I 244, 24 11 / /-*"") d...,(,:.. e ..6-e........e----....e.-ea,... r • ~,, ~..,.... 74 . .. ‘"- ..4111111• 41 -J , /7 • • ' ' e / • ...." 433 0 2--. 4. ,el'aer recile - e- 4411-----,-......-------, .." 1 / 4 " " eil le - ' 4s"l"' Ttt No. 2,077.] • LONDON, TUESDAY EVENINti, APRIL 19, 1553. ` - 17 --- - p ENINSCLAIL and ORIENTAL STEAM' - - -- - sarloastiox courANY. SECOND EDITION. SHARE LISTS. PO_____ . RAILWAYS. MI NLW ARRANGEII2.II7 4 , AND REDUCED FARES AND 10 ' 3 ' liatwern and Itotteroae i 1 ICs ad ____ raziotisa. - _ 5 1 5 Beiglat Eastern Jatietiot. l 1 is I DEPAITCREis OVIWARDS. FRO)! Tills NIG HT'S GAZETTE. 330NDAT EVENING. 21) ,10 'Marking awl Kroutlines., 13i 141 No. I Sh.l MiectLLAssc , ism s sal CIIINA. vla EUTP3.- For Aden. Ceylon, te a se s *, The railway market opened flatly, but quickly re- " 10 ' n 's w sliS "Meese - 1 3 111 pm lis I a Desk Ehealit.. ... .. 1 la a ct• 7 . -,- E-e-i:t., retards, singspore, and Hang Kong, on the 4th and 'deb spontletl to the improvement in Consols, and at four 30 I2s ,out late ... 10,est 1,4.'4.11am:um Are owns ........s trots nouthamptt, and on the 10th and 16th from FOREIGN -OFFICE, APRIL 18.-The Queen has been o'clock was firm throughout, though very deficient in 50 , 7 I pw aglonsooo . - * ag o s.i.:r. pp Don Michele Town, Marquis of te_ased to a rove of • business. Guaranteed stocks are in increased de- ' I 6 l'lrset lmush e """' - .0:001 10, 'en d• Comps Al'afir 51.1 %, via SI . GAM:M.- rm. Adelaide, Port Philip,2l 41 „ & I sow; ormehing at Ratavini, on the . 4th of Hay wig so, ...polio, to be C onsul-General in London for the Duke of 30 to 'lurid Juaepon of Prone. 2 pm Po,ooo'. 5 Crystal Palace mend. There was considerable inquiry for some of 204 lis .ItWeet.ofCa II " .1 stew! 4 Cryst.P.d.of Yr ,:,relay osernste month Diameter Dorn noutkouptuo, sad on 1- 87111 . asti,Nbare. pat Ipm 123,71 I N. Brit. Aust.] N.° litho! May sad Wth of every alternate month thereafter from - the Irish lines, especially Cork and Bandon, which ••• ••• lw • nese " (Indl ' 5 . ) ." 48 - - Illeratlea $ 1 tamakfleteja,sp.M.Pret i IMs %%LTA and EC i ' th- lit• snit :nth or every month Iran _ BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. improved considerably, and Dublin and Belfast 13 s$ ausubedeN . ... .re 71 155,0601 5 Peel Rie.Ladli lostirosetsw. sod 1 11 ` igth and tiAte Non 'Serviettes. CHARLES JOHN A6HTON, Fenchurch•s•reet, City, mar- Junction. There are buyers of such of the Irish ss i 1 St (maw.» . . 41 41 100,0 s; I icottioliAust.li Wool to m.austeslian MALTA and CovIsTANTINOPLF--On the 31th of every swath chant, Anvil 1. lines as are likely to be favourably affected by the 3 s D m , Kg,liWC' . ". id p HMO: 190'VanDieruen's gra .hathemperes. Jogs REID, Huddersfield, merchant , April 6. approaching Exhibition at Dubbn. Chester and Is 1 Do. a per Cl. irerr4mie 4 dts pared ~,,...is j og pi iartr. ti--For Vigo, Oporto, Livion. Nitis. and el asEOROE BOARD, 13:istrd, grocer. . s•-•• G nem einith4supton, on the it 4, lith, and 2.7tb ot *wry Iloly heads are also rather better, and perhaps for , 31 6 l 7 = a wl 24 " 12er2213318 - 4 a Pt wadi. BANKRUPTS. the same reason. $34 29 dart Annion .. .. - NONE CaLfTTFA sed CIIIINA.- Traub ot the Cocoon, at', occestemally GEOIIOII lIIINNET, Duke-street, Westminster, railway • 10 .n . lama * Li. , (frith tn.) 74 al fp u rels rare aO , melt) bt tom C.skutta, Penang, Singapore, Wog eoger.gtue, THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoest. 20 I* Jo. Do.(ei Interest) .. - - lota, and Alt.n.r..e. WILLIAM FRIDAY Rochester, miller. 16 I. Erwthern of Sean, .. .. 364 184 131 S.A. - Tee re," tif per. eueney . rd freight on Me la* sal . R , I.N. 1.,, 44 , 4 „ a. .. km . 4 , add ,,, & add aid , da hdd ay . 10Thniti WILSIOTT . , reterbo.rough, tailor. The railway market is extremely inactive. Prices, se •9 e rr 201. 2 per rt. Poo& II; A little flatness was . b ., dad a da ,,,,,, d r, d an t ," 134 L a . a n na na „d ine s. Laws, 11,1(3 WILLIAM HAVIES, Judd -street, Brunswick - • - Is•ltm after opening steadily, have since become a shade S. I Almon. she.) 14 is the home funds at t Ls finentatrtree, soutbampton. square, draper. flatter, in sympathy with Consols, especially for Mid- Is all Norwegian Trunk Frees. st •id this morning, but it a 20 , le Pare and Lyman Faliscar LANGAN, Chapel-place, Oxford•strect, wino lands, but there is, as yet, little real change in any so ,au ...WM sae ar.,..0. :". : 4 17 1 1 s i t 14 1" - - -- - TIM V 0 stILY MEDI -ANENT.continued to strength 'merchant. respect. London and North-Western stock has ins- 50 : r„,S Pa rr . d l ouse ••• •SI 49 4 stood at a decided ndr xi 1 . , i 5 .., 5 1. A .. a!' . n . ; . 2 h 1 r F. , 1 , f r 1 , C i ..%; , 11:14 i. C i lt . E it, A M a . - i . r h i:r ). a . l . l . G 'IS -M IS MSS MlAs's., 1 T li a° 0 11 3111 1 1 . 11 1 ; l A LL Lit; ou: a v e o r 4,lt n o l e n k o pr n s g r e t r. puhliran. proved. Cork and Bandon shares remain very fi rm. : 4 js 4 .4 4. 4y. 4 .: „40 4 4, 4 . 4 ' 7 H et . French lines are firm, and Beziers and Western. lei, 34 Quebec' sea Richmond ' : 4 1 - sfa solo was 1001 to Ift e 5,...„, seot seise - mg. ~cuts ee anything hale-elm of mid. Itl2 li May, and the cc si 'a re :y with o ut a nee. Ticre is tot say peep-wades la the Phew- SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. are still looking up. 20 I 1 been mot i tone .. _ ge It td 100 13-16 to 101 reep a, -,e ae: ek, ee amongst the pews% sadielora slam di, Mot am meal GRosion Atorsun, Kiacardine, merchant. a 3 Royal Sweefide a,,,,,ouestaree apt rtfi..c .. If end trogly lomeedie ea sag kw „.. anal • warm er 1. A lath , k ohm ot 169 Mitgliesi CHAIM= 1111CARTH 2, Glasgow surgeon. Comm pllllOl Beies to-day tO 4 Do. $1 per Cent. Preto/. - •o• and to this considers „ y , anal wad. ek w .w i e s grew um* eu. es ewe DINNIA HAYDN Edinburgh, boot masker. ek. red Unman. yeateeday. 'up ses3 pat gb 2 booth Eseera of Puna - - ;. g . 4 4 ow tall., thereby =eg hems ant war R . - raw. It. estkasy la Mumps .. Om swan% bee. ear. ...e, ti• issir.oa.swelleme. sod all learawassery maim Inns 2. ' • urtc:e., Nothr e... 1 10.111 34 all Hem Ftsoiers 44 11 3 3 tion to the flannel, at. Rut Junction . 34 6 gala. a I 'NW.", s truly " 41.M811 ' la sus a u " eldel l e in THE DUTCH CIIANIBER AND THE ROMAN 137, ~,, ; $ 4 7 ,w 4 : 4. &$$ 3443 . 1 0 a Do. 51 per cent. Prehr. 4 die mg th ,,,,,,„, a, sea K rustlers he all catmints omptians, Ihe aso el tear 1 , . 10 ; 4 4 20 Is Vf.....11 or grani.• . 101 II sin 114 201 an indisposition to attaa 10 GIN, minded with Ruth townmokose awl dogmas me. b CATHOLIC HIERARCHY. Ii 2.- 1 irtam, Lan„raChov. Jun. 74 61 di 10 2 Wooer/not Switaarland I Ids parliamentary tactics sew of the abet he in milkers for the mem, tee pargadwe 274, a'.. ao.Chesarßlrii.sloB42lLC 21 12 20 11 linked , 2 1 die ad i U ! tri 110 do. go ata 31 . "4 dig er• els@ 64 e ll " di a d i ' e a" de 140 db moms A telegraphic despatch from the Hague , dated the 8 4 _ $.,.. I,,i, i .i sa da„,,; _ •-.; 1 , 3 " 10 , 3 ministry as an eviden la had la pnessaus to u.ave. th 4 , 44 4 . 3 ". .. i rt al ell . r . s . '" 4 . Lag .0...., 14 la 18ili inst., states that the anticipated in st. i.- Ctitedontia _........ C 44 041 deed, it is reported Ea a VIGO* Itt . 4 „ w e e wag a utterly astruataa by mgmemgensei tto maks; the Dutch Chamber respecting the re-establishment I; 4 .,. e . Sa tar r er . m r S imie r mmi ' 22 42 42 42 221 „ MINES. should any strong op mar raisehlet ce i'l l ur*. tin° P ss *lll 'Pm 213 ' 32ml f ' .l2. of the Roman catholic hierarchy had taken place on vs -....° oent,i.nd seiOnii:;; *. - it - 14 pm --House of Commons, pw . serene papers gerwriuly, esuloleins, alamit. fist, it studs policy of the cabinet 4",.. and aa 6.07 should lair Without it. - eel manufacturers ens t h at day. II , • itudoe, Perth. b... 4 Ater. Very little business is going forward at present in =era NIASAN sal CU., .S 9, strand tent Teniple-her), Oren Janette ... .. 6 11 The government announced that their ambassador 13 .1, am ageism ay Awe tt is sol In pats, at 134 d.. Be M. and O . Id. : 56 close the market slu awl bow ay pre, at Its, and rta eats. with Otreethme: and Usenet at the court of Rome had been recalled, and that very is an Ditto ( eta Ewe H.).. 3 1 6 rather &t, with no particular demand for any de lla p =auras metro. Th e Ls.. :Naas Jae seat (swage. energetic representations had been amide to the Pope lio u 2. .,' Laima , . °"`"" "' 134 111 134 scription of stock. Prices exhibit no remarkable tended sympathetical Cal ,C: A.. change. Business, hi we, s• an woof me R10c , 1026. on the subject. Nee Lillis.) . 10 11 change. The following sales are reported to us to in anticipation of to-n T IiiiUCC --- ESSFUL RESULTS of the last half maw, Iwo two" .11 alert quadrat that ROWLANDS` ti el to The the c e i c m p i l n a be na r t . ions given were entirely satisfactory 1 , 1. 11 , €4 T- I = 4 " . 4 C - ditto 7 74 71 74 5' 4114 & W.I. Das.lllllE;n.Ja 35 37 74 day :-South Carado3, 230 ; West Providence, 531 • Alfred Consols, 181, 19 ;Wheal tiny, 131 : Wheni but the supporters of The official business n tetanal OIL prows aseularty sesineking power* in the et 193 Volinherath and Otsego.,. 73 73 Golden, 31, 1 ; Pembroke and East Crinnis, 41 ; mat ", meanuers, asei tn. prevenient atlas Human Hair, and when lo 14 Edinburgh sod Peebles .. - - Cent. Consols, for El wary other vs Me bee soki. This arletermed 011 is saw salversally at 109 `l3.linouron,Perth,Don•ho 32 34 Balnoon, 10 ; Camden Consols, 101, 11 ex call ; a awl:Sawa to be the ctkeapru, wel marble to A taw prep lir IRELAND •,. 1•• . 01.. g 0w k tleattsWeeteen 62 64 Wheal Guskus, 1 3-5 ; Clew Bay, 11 ; East Pol- account, loot, E., 1. Ewa for the her. It permute it bawl lading elf sr turning pee - - - dt. :De !Great tontine ... .. 534 634 ui sf 1, 100, 991„ 101). TI nougats» out 1.4r-puelueee a Oda end bunerlast growth - Dustin, APRIL 18. st. leo , uo. A, Stock ... ... 47 49 e i th gooth, 4 prem. cleaves It fro., pearl and ilimdral-and wishes it beautifully tort After much inactivity during the morning the gold 1031, as 4. Long I sal, and elot/r. Ite ,peratlon la era of beldam Is penile:ly . . It is salislactor3 to find that Lord Aberdeen's pro- as floe Da 11. Wel ... ... 125 ifs St. 300 letaaatli.s.al wit., Ire. 109 1101 raining share market generally strengthened in the Stock, 2601, 261 a, 1' ▪ „,; sa d m tbe an,-...h a estakess,smonms. am nomaddes. it position fur a royal eommission of inquiry relative to s. ''..N.: pest Hostas . • .. 911 921 t 24 le seltulirg min stimulative operation. Poe diadem It le apestally Mg ynooth College is well received by all parties 11 ;II haw seem Erten; • .. C 7 afternoon and Closed well, apparently mainly from 226,1. reressuedat, .. formula lb« kegs of a lemdful bead of Mir- . . , J ourna l , ,• • • 50 1 all larsamise and oarkste .92 114 sympathy with Consols. Colonial Gold clued 2to Exchequer Bills fu r nne ~. (.I . ,ffid 7s . • WI, Coale - On ., A w l 4, 4 k m . . 4 41 ad. nere. Th e rree man s speatitng in t h e name ~, 111 7s ,44 awl Oseb•thst Woe, ilea, - 4 prem. ; Nouveau Monde, lato 1 prem. ; Peel ment. There was bu mule walla .P...wiruel..• sis , wie.r 0r.." In two linee.-Bold kg: readers on the subject, and anticipates that the 20 I s . pd. M l ° •r_ z 42 41 at. River, 5$ to 1 prem.; Port Phillip, Ito 1 prem. 9e. pm. ;in the Ma gowLAND sod SONS. 10, Ilattax-s - ardso, tondos; and hy I. 1 Ili De. Wert Rhang 'untie 34 3 „onds at 40s. and 38, Imperial Brazilian shares were weaker, and Na_Na mes sad Perham. inquiry will have the effect of silencing the attacks so .11 3,..4 . 2 0, thr„ ... .. 16f 164 ' isj In the foreign steel of the ultra-protestant party, while from the opposite Its inlisedonali sussiwau . 4to 1:11 tional Brazilian ( Cocas ) experienced a decided fall. pt. CUL: sui liK u.. W . E ; LL'S .I MEDICAL I.. The Old Australian Copper and Cobre shares were ness, but quotations m Onasdo W . O b l y tKs s side there can be no plausible ground of objection ::. s L!,...:-...zr t y,tt,.... e :,,,„-i 4047 7j;3 pm . 7 L to it. 64. PIO a k Illertli-Weste, 119 f 120 f 1 1201 4 also weaker. On the other hand, Mexican and civil movement was i WHAT T' , / EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID. 3 pm Any fresh news we have from Athlone only con- r, II D Dl i t !!!!Rs ••• - - Ih II , South American' shares have been in considerable better. The Certific per cent. This rise v ii. at els.,Nantll4.(C demand in small parcels during the last few day s. LL. rasa 10 YOUNG MEN. firms the anticipationsof the Solicitor-Generate sae- so tee sendes Zootsaiter oat Oti rt 1 EL eels. We are told that a meeting of the conservative so 021 De., m... ... . 41 31 ais There is a report current that the next dividend will ErsPhie communicat ROW TO 113 HAPPY. 40 114 De. /140 . . be at the rate of U. per share . It is known for ear- subject these of party was held there on Saturday, when it was re- „, a Lc . 4 . 4 .,„i b o i l i shis IP II 328 iv.also expressed at MORAL API. PUTAICAL M20711E17 or LIPS. solved that all their support should be given to Mr. m 1 41 Eandoneeryastantstaiim 19 m taro that the company is doing a large and remark albseolaret 19 30 Norton ; while,on the other hand, it is now intimated 5 . - 1 14 4 ° ,1 11 1 0, 4=4. , 1 i ably profitable business. ministry, and at ote SPECIAL DISRASEIL a Lied. t ale aa 1 gla TL that the " popular candidate," with whose opposition is, lisp' Immune 734 75 44 'the non-official closing quotations are : -Aus- Finance being . asi 111111 Lien t orals or MARRIAGE LIFL Mr. Keogh was threatened on Saturday, will not be 1 3‘, 100 DO. flininiairDiWily 43 is tralasian Coal, f die. to 4 prem.; New South Wales de Castro, as he ts I Tu. 50 ! 414 3111.0. +rot. lire-. ... - - Coal, 1 dig. to par ; Port Hunter and Moreton Bay cause of the coupon h DIERANES OF WINTZIL. forthcoming. IS 174' Ditto Half shams.- ... - - sus. Another schooner was run down by one of the City or. too iseemaiket .. . so *a Coal, 4 dig. to f prem.; Mount Carbon Coal, par to ment in the Cortes w Emma Desuumrsimers, cosorrtrsTios, sad HAMORR. of Dublin Company's steamers on Saturday in the gi 1 3 ' Do. 333 7__KIW ari°3 - al II i prem. ; London and Liverpool Australian Gold fiscatory measure Wt HOUK 174,914wportAamg.kliereerd 34 a dim Mining and Streaming, par to i prem.; Mel- bonds were gold, and is. mot z. voyage from the hlersey to Dublin. The crew of se Ira Newry and gantsanko 51 11 MOLD% UthilL end 04 AnC 11 ULM a ww, is.alth. the schooner was saved, and the fault does not appear 93 • . 11 ,ri'lewr7MiltruP ol33l3llo • 8 4 9 4 bourne Gold, Ito 1 per share • Australian Mutual, at 28,1 to 2. Peruvi, Ii at. tun 'Norton' ... ~. ... .. SS 114 }die. to par ; Australian Consol s, , die . to p ar ; itYtninearii i ; ost. TIIP. COW WATER eras. to have been on the part of the steamer. 13 Is I fr.. New .- ._ . - - their advance, ruling Monarch old,G }die. to par; Chartered Australian b e nd° w ere sensibl y !UMW, A Sostriewier-roef ; Caree.ho,l47.lfleetetreet : Veen A deputation waited yesterday on the Lord-Lien- se hsreitsam Cleimllee make 34 21 ells 31 ' Cara44l- "4 et. 34324 " 1 "" * ' " 2 ILI ' Cul ' erwell • 1811. 1 0, tenant to submit the programme of the proceedings t We lketb WI " •-•-• " " 83 Land and Mining, S, s per share; Worthing (new from the River Plate lurrltweer, tsteenumeem, who may be ammateiddally tram 10 t il l 5. 3 le North Deem, No. I. ... - -Hs ma 7 MIL for the opening of the Great Exhibition on the 12th s an DA I: g :hued . . - - shares), Ito 1 die. ; Lewis Hill Range, Ito 1 dis. ; ably. It does not of May, upon which day all the arrangements are 4 • A, 00 . 11 1"n:told . _„ „ New Smith Wales Gold, 1 to l_prem.; Gar- aPPrenell h as yet bi positively to be completed. His likeelleney ex- a, ,eft o n e w o w, _ ',I 1 4 -- nett and Moseley, 4 to 1 dig .; Golden Mountain, strong government SPORTING. pressed the deepest interest in the undertaking, and is 3 Nonaael mwermadme 14 34 pm I, 4 dia. ; La Peruvienne, 4 dim. to 4 prem . ; monthly remittance Wees.,at Waver 51 IS $ ll Lake Superior Copper, I die. to 4 p rem . • Cey said that no effort on his part should be wanting to w- come duly to hand 01 TATTERSALL'S-YESTERDAY. St IN sae Central ... .. IN ICO lon Land and Mining, par to 4 prem. ; ructita Ecuador bonds c A comparatively thin attendance, and very little betting, give due eclat to the ceremonial. The banquet to e as t. se micissa ... .. u u 6t. 1.5 Its tam..... -. 114 GS Gold, par to 4 prem.; Feather River Land ward tendency. 'I the chief business being the settlement of the amoots e m . given by the Mayor of Liverpool to the com es b oot Do. LAN.W.CIuar.243 73 is Brazilian Four-ands netted with the late Craven meeting. Two or three move- mittee of the Public Exhibition, has been fixed for to S meowegueg sag Released - and Gold, par to s prem. ; Gladbach Zinc, meats, however, in reference to miming events, had a the 3rd of May. MI et. l'Areiesbury dad I Daum 1 to 11 prem. ; Pontgibaud Silver Lead, par to Buenos Ayres Six pt striking significancy. ma. W. lila.) -. 17 19 ad The convicts Hackett and Noomin were executed in v i 1 N . u s i,. ... 14 94 ad I prem. ; Chalanches S i l ver, to 1 prem. ; Cologne and - a - Half P er Cent For the Two THOUSAND, West Australian was in so Lead, par to 4 prem. ; New Linares, par to 1 prem.; Certcates, 961. El much favour that 2to 1 and 7to 4 were taken to e Yesterday , in Waterford, for the murder of Mr. USO ' __:::. freesstry 7. : .... la II ad money. Orinoco had oleo several friends, and was backed O'Callag n Ryan, of Clonmel. It is stated that 1 5 I rt uutlymi n _ .. -j! :1 4 South Devon Consols, par to f P reto ; Tre- Deferred Bonds, 111 freely at 4to 1 and 7 to' . Sittingbourne, meanwhile, was one of them made a confession of his guilt, alleging so. me ;Mouth Illetars... ..., . 751 751 gurtha, fto 1 prem.; Minn Head, pa 1 prem.; 281, 4. Peruvian D ander strong suspicion. At first, 1,000 to 200 was ho oked, as the cause of the crime that he had held a farm _ss . m . iseis „.. th W . a1e5 .......... ... ... $6 St all Carberry West, 4 dig. to f prom. ; Connemara, Portuguese Four pe: but afterwards 10 to 1 went a-begging. In the course of pie to f prem. ; Glenaulin, 4 di.. to par • Cents., 1191, a ; dit from Mr. Ryan at 31. per acre, and that being un- ;; '; r • '''" " ° ',l7,: wr , ° "„ IS 11 the morning, in the City, 100 to 6 was laid against him. able to th a trentoffered2 , acre, b u t 23 55 L._ _itowstoa a Derietetea, - . le 2i pay a lie .. per wasSulphate of Barytes, 1, I per share • srisg, 104. Spanish New THE DERBY. 1, TO mmems. eenUeeeitasu. $ 34 ejected, and the g land iren to another for what he Consols, par to 1 prem.' Perron Wheal ' Alfred, Some ups and down amongst the favourites had 2 17 !Baba Meath .. ... . 144 1541, f ; the Certificates Australian Agrict their usual mystifying effect.. West Australian hula had offered to pay. 2. ; all ,Waselbed ead = 94 10 par to 1 prem. ,• L'Aigle d'O r , 4 die. to par; 1111 35 ut Adelaide Land and Gold, Ito 1 da. • Portland Iron, than on Saturday, Cl strong upward tendency ; the last bet taken about him was The Lord Lieutenant has partially remitted the 1 •41 1 1 1 l i e ts wes : d u 94 10 94 700 to 100. In Honey wood's position there was oleo • a sentences of several persons convicted at the late is . 21s. • snowed°. and Creydos - - par to 4 prem. ; Knockatrellane CoPpe, par to I can Land declined th marked improvement, Bto 1 having been taken about him. 13L DO ireet,Newesollehlienno 69 70 70 prem.; Metcalfe Mining Company of J r amaica, 161 two Scottish Auer were firmer. In Au Limerick Assizes for election riots. Satinghounte for this surest, as well as for the Two Thou- o f • . • .• sacd was quite oat of favour. 20 to Orestes, offered, bat at Th e progress emigration continues unc h ec k e d . 15 1 Ili' Do.O.N.E.Purcham ts 24 ~ a pre ... no remarkable featur the Club as much as 30 to 1 was laid. Orioeco, and The accounts of agricultural operations are saris - 51.1.0 Incased North Hidleed AU se 314 Port Royal and St. Andrew's Copper, 34 to supported, but the el Brocket were "looking •ap" in good quarters. The Reiver's factory. - Ligusnea, If to 2 prem.; Brazi li an Diamond and friends were somewhat cheered by his return to 1,000 to In Carlow county, for which the election has been uses LEANED AT Fllll3 RENTADS. Gold, par to 1 prem.; Britannia Gold, Ito 1 per are flat. 30, and, notwithstuading the powerful opposition which had fixed for Monday week, the 25 t h inst., Mr. Power Pl. 100 Buclunghatashini „Comer. 40 loadeak N.Weetern 100 10$ share; Poltimore, Ito 1 prem.; Kenmare, Ito 1 Shares of the Colon been arrayed against Cineas in the City mad at the Club, • 991, 100 ;General Si 6,000 to 200 was taken about him, and towards the close 20 10 50 .ardeedale .1 a oetton resigns hi s clai m upon the constituency in favour of .1.... d t0cw.3.1. ,.. 133 54 prem. ; British and Colonial Smelting and Itedue. London and County to Ito 60/ , odds which were afterwards currently offered. his friend Captain M'Clintock Bunbury ; but, al- s t. ~,a I ' 4 . i 4 4/... 54 ,3 4 4,1, tion, Ito 1 prem .: Great Hewes United Tin, par to The prices at the conclusion of business were as fellows: though no liberal has yet taken the field, it is still , Dewed to 01 . Northoin. lea ISO ad 1 prem. ; Rupryn Copper, 4to 1„ prem. Europe Steam (71. Oriental Steam, 83 ; FLYING DUTCHMAN'S HANDICAP. probable that the gallant captain is not so secure as 32 23 I Vf. 1 = 7 . % u. I-V v 8 :4 7 , 7 . ' Ita ate 336 At a meeting of adventurers in Wheal Trcmayne, Shares of the Grai 7to egat Mr. Knowles's Talfourd (t) be may suppose. It is rumoured in Dublin that Mr. too en illartlecoot Dock &Roller. held on the 6th instant, a dividend of 10s. per share after rising to 21 to 4to - Mr. W. M. E. Milner's Grapeshot (t) I (kssedte Ta.N. a ear.) - - f 51214 was declared, leaving a balance of 4261. 16e. Id. Grand Trunk of Cam TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES. John Sadleir will present himself as a candidate. 50 5 1 nalosaltry(Llourassfi, 11l 114 7to art Mr. Bowes's West Australian (I) --- l3 51 De. 4 shares (ditto . $4 117 in favour of the mine. The returns for the next two 3to - Mr. J. M. Stanley's Orinoco (t) BOOKS, de ,TO THE EAST INDIEV. It{ 121 1 De • a shares adittoi 274 3414 1 months are expected to be fully equal to the lust. prem. Royal Danis Bto - Lord GlaTow's Serbians (t) 12, 12e Modes en 4 Oreps.cek - Waterworks, :to I i 10 to - Duke of Bedford's Sittingbourne (t) The following notice has been issued from the Cooed to feutli aware 14 I'4 20 24 kitto Peellwasso MAW le 27 THIS DAY-Two o'CLocir. Railway, par to }pre ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES. General Postmffice : 20 20 , ',new* Omz.MosiCest Business is almost at a stand still in the gold min- The commercial 6to eget Mr. Osbaldrston's Sylphine (t and off) t. Om and from the Ist May neat, printed books, maga- 1 ileenedsolleralk).... 194 194 in. share market, and there is no new feature to re- letters received fret 4to - Lord Zetland's Comfit (t end aft off) zings, reviews, and pamphlets (whether British, Colonial, so .1, man am a pagan, 25 27 port. A gue Friss maintain their advance, and Car- firm the favourable 6to - Mr. Howard ' s Tr/ultras (t and off) or foreign), may be transmitted by the post between the 54 4.11 IIIIINIL.11=1"1.111•4110 IN CHESTER CUP. United Kingdom and the East Indies, by the overland (lowed ta I .1101.W.Siad.1 24 34 sums Creeks are firm. ie trade. In acoordan 10 to agst Lord Wilton's Lady Evelyn mail sirs Southampton, or by the direct packet from Ply- sc ' all oft ! ...a i . _ - Australian Agricultural., after opt ing well, have exchange on London 26 to - Mr. C. Peek's Richmond ft to 501.) mouth ere the Cope of Good Hope, at the following re- la , an . 04 .... gnigewabeg,) 11$ 1 47 107 fallen to 80 to 83. Peel Rivers have also receded, go still higher. 1 26 to - Mr. Wilkins's Peggy to dosed rates of postage, vim.: a. d. a3O rartherstillaturnlisom , and are now quoted 51 to 51 prem. brought a remittance 30 to - Mr. Spence . St. Michael (t) For each packet not exceedin g 1 1b • in wei g ht.. 0 6 nmeel to IleaLlbeste• 54 SI National Brazilian (Cocaes) shares have rallied, was stated that the 40 to - Mr. Hayttr's Friday (I) Do. exceeding Ilb., suit not exceeding Ilb. I 0 33 all Danced sperm& (11n) - - 40 to - DSc. Morris's Indian Warrior (t) Do. do. lib. do. 21bs. 2 0 15 25 PrietuatHymOsea. Lem and Mexican and South American continue in some effect upon the' ; 60 to - Mr. Morris's The Sutler (t) Dr. do. 2:bs. do. 3lbs. 3 0 ItiN.WeetklamATers - - tll Il OHIO dlENlS im itto)... - - demand. It is mentioned that DERBY. beyond which weight no picket can be sent. Provided, e t. e quisia i (leas Qolllls 13•1411•• the State of North 7to - Mr. Bowes's West Australian (t) however, that the lillowing conditions be cuefully oh- to Otent Illanana 149 151 No. gun Hums. ear seem doss taken on the 31st Bto - Mr. Sortie,' nd Honeywood (0 served : St. 14. Ou.ehmeittbaMit l4ll DI yesterday. today. per cent., exclusive 10 to - Baron Rothschild's Orestes (t) 1. Every such paeket must be Dent without a Carer, or in It 9s uthSlailladdgellemea - - --.- 1,000 dole. each, g , 13 to - Duke of Richmond's Photo' a cover open at the ends or sides. t. Dlr. Ilkaseat SO I3s Weer Min 11p.CLpsa 1 4Ms toe.oo . t Ague At all 111 11 pes 3i 2 1 ) to - Mr. J. M. Stanley', Orinoco (t) 2. It must contain a single volume only (whether printed Dewed he iNselOssiliDar. - - 30,000 I Anglo Australian Gold all twe IPs $0,30,0i, I. %We Calliornma .... 41 41 o 1883. The coupe: 20 to - Duke of Bedford's Sittingbourne (off) book, magazine, review, or pomplat), the several sheets or 15 113 „tu n Inn o Dm. , sli sei Roo , to •••trow,.• .*: 4 o cipal are payable 20 to - Lord Derby's Umbriel (off) part s t her eof, when there are more than one, being sewed or gs., too nib • liamereet 1/4;;; , !; 10,01 . Se .esistrstian 5 41 6 New York. The for 20 to - Mr. Powney's Closes (t and off) bound together. i to Ones Weiteral...... 1034 1.4 104 741,7ga 4 Australian Cordillera 26 to - Lord Exeter's Filbert 3rd. It must not exceed 2 feet is length, breadth, width, I 100,006 1 tiotraluin Freehtld 1000 to 30 - Mr. B. Wey's Brock.t (t) or depth. - 35.00 01 1 Am Marla all II 4Ma stock in the North 4 loos to SO ••• Lord John Scott's The Ite iver (off) 4th. It mast not exceed 3lhs. in weight. THEIMBENCII SHANTZ 2,',0(11 titbit Australian Colt all ) a pa. II which these bonds 20,000 W seinen iron DUO to 30 - Lord Clifilen's Cheddar (off) 6th. It must hove no writing or marks upon the cover or St. DV theitkons I - Mote 53 .traall.lrup,(l....atat.p.. 44j if e 4 thereon are specially woo to 2.3 - Lord Glasgow's Sarleatas (r) its contents, except the name and address of the woo& to 2 !A N 0.2,7 per Ct„ - - at. I w i a , 1 tail lc Radar 4 CAI 105 107 6,000 se De. Command Cafes all 54 6 64 4 tion of the amount la whom it may be men*. St. 100 las SIO Per - le6 105 1071 4 11;00 w. Do. et. John Del hey IS 19 31 and others at an adve the original price. 1 YORK RACES.-THIS DAT. 6th. The postage must be prepaid in full by lasing Is 115 ;Aorta sad Holyhead l9 20 110,0. a. 4 Arson'. Creek ail 4lne I 3 The following is the order of running. It will be seen outside the packet or its cover the proper number of sir Si and Ilesdea . 4Ms6 pm 12,409 s. Chin Dapper ............ all 46$ 471 that the stewards have very judiciously set the first race at stamps. 54 el trandos, Peen, and their- • 100,100 5 *glottal Gold Centavo l4 6 7 If Central Railway Cola 3 o'clock. The metropolitan speculators who leave London If any of the above conditions be violated, the packet Esan Juration . . 6 61 :4 1 s• aut•ziolimounsiip.cL 34 q - rm.,500 st. (kipper Miners of Eng. in - - to be received from tl by the 0.30 a.m. express train tr. in King's-cross will them- must be charged as a letter, sad treated as such in all to 1 , 1 no. do. mi.) I ai . t 444 Liao U Do. PreL 7 t percent. all - -pa 3,000,000 doll. of C lore be in good time for the commencement of business: spects. 71 1 00. de. (7E17947 per MI 1 il pm 70,00(1 I KnovAustralianOopper all 11 14 di. lit April, 1875, to be 3 o'clock.-Craven Stakes. To prevent any obstacles to the regular transmission of ' q at Costals7„Eats.,3 p 8,7101 1 If 1 pm loom 0 2 Great Nugget Vela._ 01 14 la pa. 330 „ Zetland Stakes, letters, any officer of the Post-office may delay the trans- 61 CI Ditto do. N 0.23 •,010 10 ":sent 4 „ Flyit g Dutchman's Handicap. mission of any such packet for a period not exceeding 24 10 ;to ,so. New 4 par Cent. ewe. 141 13 11.0 M 0 Great Pulgeoth ....... 4.30 „ Selling Stakes. hours from the time at which the same would otherwise I° • 20 ft st • Vilinß e lk f t n uA P• Ct i l i t . SI 3 3 "'Unbent, rem, and, loop* . i Lake Bathurst all 1 die give to the pureha: .5 .. Champion Handicap. have been forwarded by him. i Diatilse, 31 tee , l'ent ...I Si 34 (03. M.. 1 Liberty Viet, MOHDAT, 6 1..3c-boasts AiIIIITILD.-Hunger. These instructions are not to extend to, or interfere with, St. to ca w s Northam 4 recant! 117 ISO 9,00 $ Linares fwd. Audubon, Billy Richardson, Wild Huntsmen, Dunce- the transmission of printed votes mod proceedings of parlia IL 1w 5 per oast. Snip, Ita. SO:. 010 I LondonaCa:itorn. Cold Quarto Crushing to.. all 4 4 ~, upon payment of ins asena, Lady Agnes, Little Davie, Happy Joe, Lord Fau- meat, or of printed papers allowed to pus by the pest under 1 , 5 1 deemable 4 at Diced. pm 113 11$ 100,90 0 1 %tartlets (either,. Grapesh•it, Jacqueline Ivan, 1 °Mate, Beechnut, the newspaper privilege, all of which must continue subject S. , If o ti ‘u f i ll', 6 " t irgl e ' kth . i, - el ~ pi. 050 16 rdozieutanth.marioar 5 ISj 71 / 1 1 Truth, Talfourd, Vindea , Agnes ; Wickfitld, and Sir Row- to the existing regulations." *0 6 GWaetlikakltantsez Spc 61 Ti I' B 0 ..0 1 4 I New Cennada .4 4l 11 pm receiving in lieu of lead Trencbard. --•- -- - - re. 160 OLWest, red' ens. 41 n.et. 106 166 ' 107 rbekept, 1 Nouveau ?donde COVENTRY RACES.-YurntanAY. MR. NEELD'S PROPERTT.-It is stated that her es • I " pl us inessewesw sr el - 1034 .4 50,003 10 Nora Scotia Mining mid Copper Smelting SELLING STAHEL 1 Majesty has presented 1,0001.t0 each of the executors of the t al 1. 6 0 ta D n'alh :n a e ire p ar aY : k 4d na a. " ..' thdisi 4 ill .• =PO I Port Philip 1 par 4pm 14 Fawn - IP. I'o I.n. • itrieh.Guar.l ,cret 131 154 4 1 '0' 04, 1 loan., Hoek ad par a tun THIS I) Etreatrieity 2 party to the crown. Mr. Neeld left them only 1001. It is St. 100 thtt..PrArrential 5 serel. - - 10001 00 itheniney fron ...... ... an is :7 Five nut. also stated that the Queen his granted an annuity of 1001. 50 0 L° o -kvisWa 6 rOnl-Thltdill 7 .1 4 WI 13 all Lonlors4nry teenier. Isl., lu II Ditto New taw , 30 Santiago de Cuba ls 7 5 1.1 6 7 Discussions on the attention to-day, al Cps - Laser HANDICAP. . to Mrs. Neale, who saved Mr. Neeld's life on his making li t i ail London ditrcifirEnnigLish' 111 1 I 10,00 I -'nth Atodrallan....„ all par' min Sleeping Farts*, , 4 11 a rash attempt on it during a stay . at North Manton, where 25 • 1 3 x„, 4,74 4 .. - ..iji oi . .- -3 ‘ 1, tiO 10 rut Croft Jack Lensing 3 he now lies buried. Mn. Neale is a daughter of the late to . ' 00. New 110 -.. . 04 111 11 4',17.1 Mi.% 'Jotted Heston Six ran. Rev. Mr. Pinnock, who Cita incumbent of the above 6 . no. SG _ _ 4 4 ra t 70,000 1 Weller STZIPALCHAIIE. village. 1:4 al: Morin.% Outtalk 4/ p Ct. - - pal 100000 1 West Granada ..... nultore 104; Se 1 Tüba Thurgartos VITMOCT 11141401.1 by Dr Ilator's ItISTAIJMT• ARABIC.% COHN- 30 , 4 ,, 434) , Lat ... .. h is - all 4 IPs into many of wl Seven ran. Cure 49,612 :--. 1 Pay year.' italesttnloble agony from drpersla, I all De. Guaranteed 54 per rl 3 4 introduced, should ii Sassims STEEPLECHASE. ~,,,..son', NOMA, Wth, readipation, flatulent,. spwrov, melt. 3 tit ii...w oe &e .t.a., a kw I 21 JOINT STOCK BANKS , be carried in i's anti The Screw speech has been the r stashing Painter 2 excellent Gs d."-Maria Jolly. Wortntm, Ling, near Dim, Norfolk. to., IN , ' !twin nritlga ... .. 109 111 No. Shane Oulu. Li armor heft arc concerned, Paid peke, dons Cure No. ?Lardy/Teo-fa : from the Right Hon. the Lord stnart de 40 , all Nett dtadad „ d iad ra 1 as se as II cants Baca.l Theodine - - ----.- - -, - - -- had bought or held ,thorwe the pildiesitt - la V these lint ." -steart dr (*dee 100 or • ' ... . r Hr,ser.,A.S.SperCur 32.40 40 Dour:sada Tom Gurney 410'00 ' 23 'Chart!. Bank of Asia S 4 I die Only Ores nn. at 33.. ; 5 lb., at lb.; the 10 lb. and 121 b. canisters it rcd curiae,. 9I • !4:se.,.ilitino.Nsw6.J.l 114 Ili 50,00.1 20 (Slat . Bank of India general financial pour be P.m... Ite toss. •11411• ' T. tteeent.sterat London. IP It I•C'rror.Ss Chador (Nee.W.l : I i Aostralia, and Chihli 2 i I i pli AV ICES MOVEMENT . -Thero - hETIE been various [Advertisement .} -HosEowAY ' s OINTMENT AND 1 ! Min. 3 per Om- .. IHi 10r ' 27,600 ;20 • English, 'Wettish, so degree of digs win . M. 10 111 ' D.) 5 per Cent PiLLP, • 31. ,, T EICRLUST ItKNIDT MI ABACTII•X• •Itts (.1.1.0 .:01.1g . . ... ... I Pe ad 1 Australian Chattren 10 11 I j t" and the funds hay laittmos this weak by the members of different trades, la .0 rin Portsmouth Dockyard, received • • 2a 55 I emu. 'koala ... .. ..1 1 IS with the view of ohnicing an increase of Wages. On Mon' se --Th' ma, t Ed' il "a : h 6 E 'e at 5 r eve ' s back , ba ' of timber 10 . ll' Ditto New iV"4 Pm ! 22,0.11 20 London Mum of Auv -1 , trails sod India . 1 1 I die 134 stlisubel3caomp: though the market day the journeymen hurt and shoemakers held • meeting in Warr buri n w hi m I L I ileo a ps " furinlrt rn cm gee at the lomy, 144 ell South Emden (Hendlng: i 25,^10 , 23 'I/ room C.. sterol Ran% the Concert-hail. On I acidify there was 5 meeting of atm, d a ged m. the most er.inrnt surgeries to Iwol, and he was o l eo,- ' Ann.lof 41.0.6 1:a 914 LSI , lof minutia n u e n d s te a a t d tail Pi, at the Cireeta-street School-room. On Wednesday quently pronounced insurable, and out Oft t h e 4 uKTl nanated list with 30 an Ntalcuitahluiperet.Guvr` 191 201 1 24 0 40 55 i 'hiental nail: Corpota ea 14 55 evening the ilu v * i 1 4 , a condom. PROW non at brute to or odes:. wm441..., le coo,. 5 4 A ateracligi.lsooilyop.et 4 44. 4pp ; 50; lika 3 , thou! Au•tra.. Boning for mom y, end It The e • em • na ' n P an " 9 met in the same late. lierneod wine llollowses lent non ,•11.11 . 1011., whidt hone ,o, ego- W. We .Ir.nd. N. We. ,9 1• 3 1 LW , I 12: 34 31 pre to , so i fire Import. De 1 I din ear I The 'llirce per I du i^ ora Porters Diet un f uegday evening, in the •-•• tii i'lr cure his that he e• 7.i, • 'SO hSSIth awl 0, Us Irel able to 1 , 'It.N ,rt .o' goc.pt :r. I I lox 155 0,040 25 ' ei•ieh . %tetrads ....... IN 41 '1 ..ti . Ihilpham-Hrt, l . At all these meetings rrsol valets oak man • ' - '' .. • I' name/ 17 S , 1•. o *1 ro ... i 54 . y roan .-- $.4,i by all venoves id me -" lutes, and at name/ 1• • • 21..,t al IS , Jam .0 Etivattll% a favour of an increase were adopted.- Lsrerpool (Aron. liellowureLetabbelusesat, 241, strand, Loudon. 23 ,19 TorkisN.Mid.ll.ll3.Pureb par 4pm I b,(-o'l ... I Do. New 4; • • 1031 to -;,; Long At MONEY MA RK ET. MONDAY EVENING. A little flatness was observable in the inz.rket for the home funds at the commencement of Lusiness this morning, but it soon passed off, and the market continued to strengthen until the ebbe, when prices stood at a decided advance. The first price of Con sols was 1001 to 1 for money, and 1004 to 1 for the 12 h May, and the concluding range 1001 to ; and 100 15-16 to 101 respectively. The feeling a ith re gard to the forthcoming Budget was satisfactory, and to this consideration the advance was mainly owing. There is evidently a strong disposi tion in the City to accord a favourable recep tion to the financial statement, and there is an indisposition to interpret the checks which parliamentary tactics have lately brought upon the ministry as an evidence of inherent weakness. In deed, it is reported in well-informed circles that, should any strong opposition be developed in the House of Commons, us at present constituted, the policy of the cabinet would not be resignation of the seals of office, hut a dissolution of parliament. At the close the market showed much firmness, which ex tended sympathetically throughout the Stuck Ex change. Business, however, is partially suspendtd, in anticipation of to-night's statement in parliament, hut the supporters of the market are very influential. The official business report includes :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 1001,1, 1, ; ditto, for account, 1001, 1, 1. Three per Cents. Reduced, 991, 1, 100, 99, 100. Three•and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031, a, 4. Long Annuities, 1860, 6 1-16. India Stock, 2601, 2615, 260, 2615. Bank Stock, 2255, 226. Exchequer Bills fully maintain their late improve. ment. There was business in the June bills at ss. to 9s. pm. ; in the March at Bs. pm.; and in India Bonds at 40s. and 38s. pm. In the foreign stock market thero was little busi ness, but quotations were generally firm. The prin cipal movement was in Spanish, which was decidedly better. The Certificates have recovered to 7to 75 per cent. This rise was partly attributable to tele grsphic communications from Madrid on the subject of these vouchers. Satisfaction is also expressed at the construction of the ministry, and at the post of Minister of Finance being assigned to Senor Bermudez de Castro, as he is known to be favourable to the cause of the coupon holders, having moved an amend ment in the Cortes when Senor Bravo Merino's con fiscatory measure was brought forward. Mexican bonds were godd, and, after rising to 285 to 4, elided at 28; to 1. Peruvian Deferred bonds maintained their advance, ruling at 665 to 671. Buenos Ayrean bonds were sensibly better, reaching 65, the news from the River Plate being interpreted more favour ably. It does not appear, however, that any real approach has yet been made to the formation of a strong government in that quarter. The usual monthly remittance of 5,000 dollars has, we hear, come duly to hand on dividend account Ly this mail. Ecuador bonds continue to show an up ward tendency. The list of sales is annexed : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 991. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 645, 65. Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 66, 5 ; ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates, 965. Ecuador Bonds, 61, 61. Granada Deferred Bonds, 115, e 1. Mexican Three per Cents., 281, I. Peruvian Dferred Three per Cents., 67,1. Portuguese Four per Cents., 401. Russian Five per Cents., 1195, a ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per C en t s ., 104. Spanish New Deferred Three per Gaits., 241, 4,5; the Certificates, 61, 65, 7 per cent. Australian Agricultural shares were rather flatter than on Saturday, closing 84 to 87. British eri can Land declined this afternoon to 80 to 83. The two Scottish Australian Land Companies shares were firmer. In Australian Bank shares there was no remarkable feature; the old institutions are well supported. but the shares of new unehariered Banks are fiat. Shares of the Colonial Bank have been done at 20 ; London and County Bank, 30 ; St. Katharine Docks, 991, 100 ; General Steam Navigation, 301 ; North of Europe Steam (71. 102. paid), 7t; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 83 ; Royal Mail bteam, 73 cx die. Shares of the Grand Central Railway of France, after rising to 21 to 3 prem., closed 21 to 21 prem. Grand Trunk of Canada were also better, at 11 to 2 prem. Royal Danish closed 3 to 31 prem. ; Berlin Waterworks, to 1 prem. ; Melbourne Docks and Railway, par to / prem. The commercial advices contained in private letters received from New York by the Asia con firm the favourable view of the general course of trade. In accordance with our anticipation the exchange on London had risen, and seemed likely to go still higher. This steamer bas consequently brought a remittance of about 9,0001. sterling. It was stated that the continued heavy rains had had some effect upon the prices of sugars in the Havannah. It is mentioned that the new Six per Cent. loan of the State of North Carolina, for 500,000 dole., was taken on the 31st ult. at a premium of 5 2-100 per cent., exclusive of interest. The bonds are for 1,000 dole. each, and reimbursable Ist January, 1883. The coupons for interest and the prin cipal are payable to bearer in the city of New York. The former are due on Ist of January and July. In addition to the faith of the state, her stock in the North Carolina Railroad (to provide for which these bonds are issued) and all dividends thereon are specially pledged, A considerable por tion of the amount has been resold to savings banks and others at an advance of 2 to 2 1.2 per cent. upon the original price. It also appears that the Illinois Central Railway Company were inviting proposals to be received from the 10th to the 15th June next fur 3,000,000 doll. of Construction Bonds, redeemable Ist April, 1875, to be issued under the mortgage for 17,000,000 dole. upon the whole road ar.d branches, and 2,000,000 of acres of land. The company will give to the purchaser of each of these bonds the right to subscribe for three shares of the ultimate capital stock of the company, of 100 dole. each, upon payment of instalments thereon to the amount called in from other stockholders, and the option of receiving in lieu of 7 per cent. bonds 6 per cent. bonds, of the same character in every respect as those issued for the London loan of 5,000,000 dols. THIS DAY—Two o'CLocx. Discussions on the budget have ;;;;;ined serious attention to-day, almost to the exclusion of other business. Whilst opinions, however, naturally vary, there is yet a disposition to await the expression of the verdict to be pronounced by the various branches of our great commercial community, into many of which great changes will be introduced, should the government proposal be carried in i•s entirety. So far BR the stuck mar kets arc concerned, the effect of Mr. Gladstone's speech has been the reverse of satisfactory, parties who had bought or held on in the anticipation of a pecu liarly favourable statement of the balance-sheet and sacral financial position of the nation feeling some degree of disappointment. Sales have been pressed, and the funds have fallen a quarter per cent., al though the market cannot be pronounced weak. Consuls opened at yesterday's advanced rated., but soon became unsteady, and arc now quoted 100 to for mom v, and 1001 to s for the 1::th M iy. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark Off; to 1004 ; the Three-and- Quarter per Cents., 1031 to ; Long Annuities, 1600, 6; Batik Stock, LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. . PARR, Arm:. mom Lowe.t.i Clan.:. 60 30 EO ,-- i 30 63 SO 40 80 GD 103 i 181 . 711 ta . so : 101.70 5 per Cents. 4i per rents.. lei). 4i per Cents.. 1/51. IC3 711 4 er 3, of Cents.Se, Irmo 1 7 I I Eaenanara oa Landon: at•leht. 7.5 5; Su dark 24 1174. •perCt.titt sr Money • Naples MM. — &Cepa. Un. 11 ....... I :Lomat, paccent, , Do. Ins eted,res.ls t5.Ct..... 96 64 i Treme.ry &mils Go. 5. 1117.3 Vali.l4 ; AratL 18.—St. Ogrinsiu, 1,01 j; Verrailies (right hunk;, —; ditto (left look), 354; • Pavia an I Or; •n• , , 50; Pais ce.d OS; Rouen and ilarre, 53:50; Marseilles and Aria. n (Coneerted••, —; lteaptorearr and Nate, 1.50; a, resent. 917 SO ; Rolm and boom, 85. 3• ; Peri awl Lyme ; 9;8 75; Lyon an I Meliterrasean. $12.50 : t w.t, ;7751; B tome an 1 ft. Maier to Gray. 5;7 LO; Pula and therbousg, 835 ; thion and Stepancsa, 760 ; M•di. 617 Uo; Blontereau and froyes, 397 50 I ae.,:e and ree4aap,9i7so; Andrepieux and Minns, • Parte and Fae.,..s. 210; liordeaws and 'tent.., ; Anvers and Centre of Ittey, ; Caere of Saltantatul , •a , .; caul Bez can, 523 75. CO4iLIfERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCINO-LANE.-TIIIS DAY. SUGAR.—The large public Mkt are going df steadily. CUIFFUL—Ine public sales did act show any material alteration in pri.:es, but they went off heavily, ai,d a con siderable portion wu bought in. TEA.—The pr: posed reduction of the duty give great satisfaction in the market to-day, and holders st.k higher pricer, but we have nut yet heard of any transactions to give quotations. SALIPEIT.E.-2 4)0 bags were offered in public sale and the bulic W 414 bought in fur want of buyers; refrr.ctiou 9i sold at 265. Rim-2,800 hags Moulmein were efferrd and bought in. Synge remain quoted the same as last week. In other articles uo material alteration. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade heavy, at Thu following gu..tatenns: Prime meadow Hay. Ms. to 925. ; inferior, 'A. to SOO. ; 45.. to Os. ; Clover, 9.35. to 108 s.; second cut, 70s. to 95i. ; Straw. 30s. to 345. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The proposal of the Chancellor f the Exchequer to take the duty off soap has made the Tallow market very wild, and it is difficult to give any exact quotations, as sellers hardly know how to meet the buyers. Town Tallow is noniinnlly quoted 4Gs., nett cash ; Petersb urg Y.C. on t h e spot, oid. 46s new. 475. ; April and May, 47 5 . ; O ct . t o D ec . (new), 475. 3 4. to 475. 6d. COALS.-Losmosr, APRIL 18.-Sbios at market, 112; sold, 57.-Bate's West Hartley, 15s. 6d.; Saddle's Weut Hartley, 15s. GI.; Can's Hartley, 15s. 6.1. ; Ilolywell, 16.. GI; Long.iflge's West Hartley, 15s. 6d.; New Tan field, 15s. 61. ; North Percy Hartley, 15s. 61. ; Port land West Hartley, 14s. Gd; Itarensworth West Hanky, 15s. 3.1.; Tattheld Moor Butes, 14.. 91.; Tyne Main, 145.; Walker Primrose, Its.; Walls End Hatton, 17s. ; Walls End Johnson, 15s. Gd.; Walls End Lawson, 16s. ; Lambton', Primrose, 18.. 31.; Walls End Hat ton, I9s. ; Wan. End Haswell, 19s. 31. ; End Lambtou, 18s. 9.1.; Walls End Scarborough, 17s. 31.; Walls End Stewart's, 19s. ; Walls End Whitwell, 16s. 9d.: Wall. Eud Casson, 175. 9d. ; Walls End Heugh Hall, ; Walls End Hunwick, 15s. ; W,st Whit worth, Ids. ; Walls End Tees, 18.. 9d. ; Grey's West Hartley, 14s. 6d. ; Perkin's Anthracite, 2.51. ; Watney's Anlbracite,3Bs.; Wtst Hartley, 15s. 6d. CLOCAL SHARE MARKET. LIVERPOOL. Area 18.—Awaiting the Budget to-night, the share market wAs inactive all day. Quotations are as follows:—Caledonian, 321—Lancashire And Yorkshire, 76h 11—London an l Narth Western, 1191 20—Midland, 75 41 a I—South E istern and Dover, 22 I—Greenock 7/ sharer, 9—Dutch Rhenish, 1 1-16 14. THE MURDER AT Mottle.—Boyle, the alleged pee p( tr.tar of the murder at Moira, has again, a few days since, visited the county Down, and was employed for a day to thresh oats by a farmer residing within three miles of the town of Banbridge. He worked until evening without creating any suspicion in the minds of the family, when it ewers the termer's win had occasion to go into the barn for a feed of oats, and to his surprise, found a loaded pistol in the mouth of the web. The buy mentioaed this to his father, stating his dislike to the appearance of the man, and requested that he should be paid otf and discharged that night. The farmer acted accordingly, but before doing so inquired why he carried arms, and in reply he stated, without apparent crab irrassment, that there was a warrant against him, and that he would shoot any person that would attempt to take him. After he left the house, the trunners of the family consulted together, and can.e to the determination to mention the al iir to the canstasti'ary, and immediately sent a missenger W the barracks. '1 he po:ice were at the house as quick as possible, and as the descrip tion of the man exactly corresponded with that of Boyle, they were soon on his trail; but we regret to say, although they searched the country that night, and have been on the alert ever since, they have not been able to apprehend him. Ulster Gazette. THE BRISTOL GAOL.—Mr. Gardiner, the excellent governor of the Bristel Gaul, has just completed an arrange ment which; if successfully carritil out, will be productive of a great saving of expense and time. It appears that by the sanction of the muttistratts, and alter many previous attempts, he has obtained an apparatus fur taking the like nesses of those pris - mers suspected of having been con cerned in burrluries, &c., in other parts of the country. The first experiments were made last week, when the like nesses of some noted criminals were taken unknown to the parties, and, together with written d4scriptb , ns of the individuals, forwarded to officers in those localities where it wet suspected they were known. The likenesses were in stantly recognised by those to whom the features of the criminais were familiar; and it was ascertained that one of them had been an inmate of Wakefield House of Correction for tiehtecn months ; that unother had been imprisoned, ou A former conviction, fir nine months in Salsbury Gaol; and that a third was known as having been " a notorious thiel ell the days of his life." Formerly it was necessary that parties should attend from a distance in ord.r to see if they could recognise such criminals, but the plan, if sue cesi-ful, will obviate the necessity for tai,.—Clifters Chronicle. GeROTTING.—It appears that Glasgow is not ye free of the bands of gammas marauders who have so lung infested our streets. About twelve o'clock on Thur-day night a gentleman, while proceeding homeward by Sauchie ball-strect, was unexpectedly assaulted by several ruffians, seised by the neck, and throttled till be was rendered in sensible. How lonLs he lay on the street he is unable to state but on the recovery of consciousness he found that his top vat, vest, watch, pottket-book, several shillings of silver money, and a measuring HR.', had been taken from fits person. The scoundrels must have gone deliberatt ly about their work, as some little time would be re quire] to strip the clothes from a man in the condltion of the prostrate victim. On Saturday evening, a respect able individual, the keeper of a Temperance Caffee-house, after posting some papers at a quarter to nine o'clock, had occeston to cross Olivet; trd Street to the wide your• opposite the most-office. On entering the court he was accosted by one of three young men who had followed him, and in an instant hit hands were held down by his sides, and pres sure was applied to his throat, rendering him insensible. On recovering, he (bun 1 that a silver watch and gold key here been stolen from him, together with a purse containing fflie. Information IT.I , without delay lodged with the tut no trace ef the villains has been discovered.— enditsh Guardian. DEATH IN TILE BONBON.—The Prefect of Police has j.s.t published an order concerning colourei sweet meats, alimentary su'stances, and the employment of copper vessel.. It iuterdicts absolutely the use of any mineral substance, with the exception of Pro stian blue, chalk, and ochre, in colouring bonbons, putilles, liqueurs, sweetmeat's, and pastry. It also forbids the enclosing of swie•meats in any raper coloured with a substance .I.fferent from these jest mentioned. It likewise prohioit s planing bonbons in boxes, fitted up inside with paper coloured with the forbidden substeuces; into use metallic wire in support ing ornaments cr other articles made of confection: ry or sugar. All bonbons, when wrapped up, must bave ce them the name and address of the maker or seller. as must the bacs in which such articles are offered for *ale. Only leaves of gold and Sill% r can be employed in ornamenting b ee t: des , p tntille., and sweetmeats. The same order recom mend. the gra attst caution in the use of copper vt siele,aud expreesly forbids all potently selling ordinary salt mix eg with it, or substituting ior it, stilt 'At-tined, from the ft:bet satten o saltpetre et from ivy chemical opt ratior. It also Interdicts any adulteration whatever of mi.k ; and eke:area that hi all the above-mentioned cases both the s l aw and meaufectursre will be held personally respeper ht osatrareatioas that may take place. . •• . , •