The Express. — London, England, 1863-04-10 00:00:00

SHOCKING MURDER OF A GIRL IN GBOBOASTP.RBT, BLOOMSBURY. Last night the police received information that a 1 murder bed been committed at No. 4, George-atreet, I Bloomsbury, a brothel, near the police-station. It appears that about five o'clock yesterday afternoon the servant at the house went into one of the rooms to sweep it, when she was horror-struck at seeing • female lying on the bed deed, with several state about the neck and breast. There was also a quantity of blood about the room, and In a washhand basin some blood and water, as if a person had washed his or her hands. From what has dace transpired it appears that the polio', who were speedily informed of the matter, entertained in the course of the evening that the deceased female was named Jackson, and that she had resided at No. 10, Berwicketreet, Soho, and partially gained her livelihood by shirtanking, and, considering the cum she belonged to, was by the police deemed a well-behaved woman. It is alleged that deceased was seen about 7 o'sioek yester day morning in Old Compton-stroot, Soho, in the company of a man having the ameerance of a foreigner, who at the time was having his boots cleaned by a shoeblack. A man living in the home where the mender took place says he admitted the dammed, sad a man, but Gee only give a very imperfect description of the man. A murder of ; somewhat similar diameter it is abated was committed in the same house some years ago, mid the mur derer camped for a time, bat was apprehended sad exe cuted. ANOTHER. A0001:TNT. Yesterday afternoon great excitement was created in the neighbourhood of Bloomsbury by the circulation of • minima that a young woman had been barbarously murdered in a house of ill-fame, in the occupation of a Yrs. Jones, Austad No. 4, Georgednat, Bloomsbury. On inquiry it was asesrtahied that at about 6 o'clock in the morning • man, having the appearance of • foreigner curs to the boom accompanied by • young woman and e ngaged • bedroom. At • late hour in the day, it being supposed that the =g rata of the room had left the homm the leadledy pro ceeded upstairs for the purpose of armaging this room, whoa e ye was horrified at discovering the yam( girl extended on the bed dreadfully mutilated, and her threat cut in • fright ful manner. in alarm was glom, and medical milldams promptly ob- Saved, but life was found to be extinct. 1:p to the present time no trace of the murderer his been discovered, but the police are making active inquiries. The body kiss been identified as that of en unfortunate girl, only known to her eceopeatioot by the mate of Emma► mi MAL PRIZIpPIGEIT AT IfACMY MARSH. INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) This afternoon, Mr. John Humphreys, the cm room for Middlesex, spewed are • at tie Leedom Hos pital respoefazet the death of Samuel Bing, ajsd 24 s, who died from the mortal effects of injuries remind ia year as eacounter with soother young roan, named Samuel Howlett., m Monday taaraiag lest The court ma crowded, sad Mr. Wain., from the Moe rd Mr. J. B. Abbott, atheeded to watch the rase far the relatives of the demand Mr. Orry attended for the pri- prossoded to view the body, which was much erarkd'boat the face and contused oe the cheat and limbs. I Osage Itivea, the father, identified the deassai, who vas a arrester. He heard nothing of the light until 7 o'clock as Monday sawing. The deemed woo single sad lived with witness. Os Ifinday nosing Let deemed wen railed siactly before 5 *kiosk. Did not know who ft woo who called the decade& Never heard thee lie diseased fad a peopeneley for fightlag. Desekeed awed to drink find on &Wulff ••••*O l when he reasived his wags mimed Wood, of Wethphas, Hsahmay. said that be we. a aaepenter, and knew the deemed. Witham heard that the deeared wee to fight with a waa aimed Howlett. Decesaal ghee wham the latarwatiaa, aad aid that be was to fight far fii Witham did net haw where the fight wee to tab plass, but be wee ailed to go teas it Witham Witt sad saw she whole of the light He blew white to go by using Sale Mil 1111 the way to the Haab at flakiwy. Was quite certain that be did not know where the constakints were to mot The fight took place In a field sear White Posts-lase, by Hiseknoperick. Witllloll found a great number of sea preeent, sad the Ight bad not hspia. He saw the two ass (deemed sad Howlett) skip to fight, sad shako heads. Could not as etto acted wooed; bed he heard thew sialed Wok& and Grant. Taos meted at wands to the desaseed, sad the ether two meet who attesded to Howlett were Wised Olierlsy sad mother sae. Wititein weld sot ay who had the beet of the fight, and they fell 'great many times. Deceased did at fall underneath every time. He could not ay who rad as aspire. Never heard hi time aseetafted, bet jut before the Let rand was fought be thought they we wag to shake bands sod sereasto. Coroser—Why did ou think that the fight ma over? Witheas—Besauee wee knoelad down by a blow hew Howlett. The anemblad all crowded round' the man. sad se " All oar.* Howlett shook heeds witrthrleesa " se el = then time was ailed, when both men walked up to the wrath, bat dr cased was knocked dews by Howlett By the Coroner—There were about 100 pass present, aid he left to seek a conveyers.. The dpweed woo sable to leave the ground, and ultimately he was in. awed, but wiser mot the crowd coating up the hill. Ifs saw deeeesed afterwards being wathal, lad be was removed to She Morpeth Castle, Bow Oosassorlara, Hocks:T. The damaged we. brought in by several ran, who carried him in their arm,. He was put upon the taproom table and waked, bat he wear stoke. The diseased was removed afterwards to the haw pitaL Witasea knew the Market Awes, Dalska, which was kept by a man named limestrad, who bed a eon who served babied the bar. Os the Hatimity week, wawa new the away paint at the house. Hewlett put down M. 10s. and disesseed was not but sone one said that &dewed% essay wee down. to fight for 61. to it. Howled bid the odds sad the maw was pat on the counter. After woe farther eximisetioa of the vitalise, and of three oases, the faspdry was allows & LORD PAlAntalliall'a Yzerr ro SONLAND.—ne following carearkatisa has bra received trait the His .W. Otwrit, ILP., child to the Lug Prover ot this city Moe of Works, Whiierßpler, April 41863, Dear Lord Prevork—l has to airewl the receipt of the stremeat ict ou ly kewardsd for Lord fiind era, and I lake Oh of _expresin the 4/••• t which all lds Mork at the erdiaiaad - seihmissir seespire that was era Mit MOO poor leaship's jezindiciios ; sad I must add wq peressal *Soo eledipasate for the great care and semblersibm wi th which yoa Sallied the comforta of your illastrirs grit, and of rose who roompried him.— Belies me ever yours truly, W. Cowry--The Lard Pro set of Obegew." Rireusaarsmox or rem CounTr or Dram.— We sadmileed OW b. memegsence 4 the esediard Bl b"elt► et Brassie asp gphe whisk I. rib rto pemest eseftesseser that Moil= gelds ay de deem lieremblia b• bse bus SD Ises m!ganons. • mgmesetelies et 11 saws will be nude Mae Bear it Calamine after the rear Mr. Hempen was Int returned for the county of Dahlia r ilts year 1841, ask dazing that lea` period whir bes obese elapsed there were few divisions of any im primis in Warr from which his name was abler We eiserely begs Sr Mem from his public laboare t zaz Rude ail the geed ether Mr. Hamilton's wary ma dare. —Dublin !hawing Mail. Ax On. We..., IN Wsulit.—An interesting die m... 7 has lust been made at Blair, Monmouthshire. As re of the servants employed by • Ni. Lewis, contractor, was primping water from the well ea his master's premises he asked ell oa the surfer of the velar. Oil and ware continued nowing for mate time, and shoat four gallons et oil were ultimately °raised. Esoraiises ia the vicinity of the well show the soil to be of that psi nature which is usual where oils are found. It has bees &rrminod to bon the spring tally expired sad the spesW. et the Si satiotac tartly tested by chemical ambler. The had obseised is rather thick, sad it ignited readily sad hart brightly. The disoovery has excited mace Went, sad • great many persons have Salted the welL rHE :4:11.1:D061; COIfFIDIILATII Gtrusorrs.—Our government having received ialremation that lbws. Paw. nett, Nest" and oo.'s workers were still employed es board the servo steamer Aleseadria, now lyt ijaheaTo.ex teth Docks, they forwarded legreetiom by to the Customs antris at Liverpool late yesterday to stop the weriesse, sad allow nothing to be reenowed from the vent, Shortly after 4 o'clock Mr, Wive, Ousters' surveyor, proceeded es board the AlimandrM and p a orders fat Mee discharge of the mos. No pima will be allowed on board until the result of the kma y. whisk we understand, the will be peveseted with nmeseilately. The government darling present week Use she best te conunnummise with Messrs. Laird Brothers, el Btrintahead, relative to the two mid so to betiding se their yard for the Coofedss i. geeermiet. Na M& Laid, is reply, formally veered the gernmement that Beep was being built for the Emperor of Obies. The steamer Jessw now Virginia, whisk maid kat week frau the Clyde for a Confederate pert, had reseal gees is beset. She is a spleadd mode artes. l, sad wee built by Messrs. Denny Brothers, of Dnaih A very piteous story was told in the court of the comer el , yesterday. A labourer, aged 311, had di sd redaoldl. sad, Irma the stateliest of it. wife, it Mw pears that he had bees out of work 26 weeks ; that hie parochial Mil INS stopped three weeks skim that be was then offered the workhouse ; that he deelbeed, bemuse be did net waat is hark op hie home; that the (may had had oethiag bet two 41b. loaves Asa Sim* ; aged lest he died very suddenly yesterday monism. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 10, 1863. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE On swarm TIMAGRAPIL) :WMARKEY MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) QUEEN'S PLATE. Astaraid 1 Aray ... 2 501. HANDICAP PLATE. • • Stoceowser 2 10 rut. BENNINGTON STAKES. St. Aloe f walked over. HATCH. Water Kelpie walked over. SWEEPSTAKES OF 100 SOVS. wnls ..• Steadalla PORT STAKES. Marquis ... 2 SWEEPSTAKES OF 25 SOVS. Old Ovu l e Girl SC Aaae HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. 1 Valle ••• LATEST BETTING. CITY AND SUBURBAN. 20 to 1 apt Huambo= (t) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 1 9 to 5 apt Hospoder (t) to 2 Seorharocoeter (t) 6 to 1 Brisk (t) CHESTER CUP. Searealy ea offer on the field. THE DEBBY. 11 to 1 apt Sareliarenteter (t) COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MAIUGLANI.-(THIS DAY.) The receipts of home-grown Meat fresh up to-day were on a limited scale, and the show of maples was, me aaptently, trifling. Really flee qualities of both red and white wets in fair request, at prim equal to those realised on Woodsy last All other kinds moved off slowly ; never theless, no dispositioa was shown on the part of the factors to force ides on lower terms. The supply of fresh foreign wheat ma only moderate; but, ex•granary, ft was extensive. The amount of bedizen doing was somewhat restricted ; neve:theism no change took place in the quotations current on Monday. There was only a limited demand for floating cargoes of grain, at about previous eurreonee. English barley was held at full prices ; but the inquiry lee it was in a sluggish state. Foreign parcels moved elf heavily, at barely the late decline in value. Some of the were of flee quality. t, the supply of which was moderate, changed hands dowly, but et tailpieces. The fined Ware parcels realised 46. per quarter. The quantity of Ws, both lame and foreign, on the stands was rather limited. Goad mend cam moved off steadily at full quotations. Otherwise, the oat trade was heavy, at about previous prices. Beam were haM at fall prom but the inquiry for than was much restricted. The male for peas was heavy, but without change in value. • Both Emplieh and foreign flour WY a slow ale, but sot cheaper. The supply of kin d . in Wartaiosis ia extemins sod very Werkhave sell as low se 19s. Per barrel. We have very little change to notice in the valid ref mi. cultural seeds. The moon for than is now nearly over, momently the trade was heavy. Oil seeds were dull, but not cheaper. Odes *Demanded very Mae Mention. L edema to our quondam for English wheat, it ia menary to observe that they refer solely to last year's produce. Occanosally a few samples of tie growth of 1861 make their appearance, and sell at from 4a. to ifs. cosoluarter shove the rates of ; bait the supply ban too mall to waned a di unction between the value of the twocrope. CU&&LNT ?RIM& Saguia Per Qr. W 112,60. L 11•66xAcrit, red, sew fig to 60 Dtt66. Th 66 6l to 62 lakcat oat Iloottli red Baehr Montag 25 to 60 Dlaining ST IS to it GARR'. IS to Mara. Ifoolodolk. and flO to Brows Engem and Ware 60 60 SS _ St to Ft Dor Qr. MO. a. o. Ilcoleb, potato % to IS lA* wUto block BUM llamas lO to Tick 2B to Horrow Nina pula 31 63 SI I 36 to 43 Old aad aser 7.7 ... n o SI OArs. Sagbah, feed l9 to 99 Goa* C r ° 10 to IS TIMM otado: — Fir - 1111 *a Renotheid 4O to 41 30 to St = and &Wolk ox Yip lll to al Pfortir7 Maur. a a. Maid. art Kau's berg BO to M sr e& It Maddia- Per Qr. OAS L L Naha, sad Bwedlah 1 19 to 227 to 22 Smisa = 69 to Si 49 be SI 114/9499.1991 111 to *lto DO Sma6o44 ired 46 to 40 Dula ----- Si to Si WIN= Si is SI -- . , — as to as as to Se Drum OM. 111 to U to is °daft n to El Ditlaag Matting _ . . !Meek brew LI to IS feed ARRIVALS OF GRAM tQ WATER CARZIAGR On /I Mill Yellow Dna* ow 67/77.. so to 42 „ to 43 Americas. par bet. .. 21 to IS D1A444414 „ .. 21 to 27 10111012 EY LAND AND I APIIL4 it 3 APRIL 9, IN- laud . Total LIVERPOOL coTrox k CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (IT ILIIOIIIIO mamaArs..) (nom out own ootaisocarcist.) Oonsts.—Tbe market bas bees solo Arra to-day, 'Ad ales abast IS.OOO bales. Dom.—Tim masks* isediestely attended. Wheat fair busi ness. without dune la prim. Maar dspresmsd. Fair *airy for ladiaa sofa sad ad. lower. Beaas staady. Oats sad oat anal aaabaseet Wheel. Su*. Mat. (Ka Floor. IA and amid 9710 t CD 4 .n: 1100 bd.. .. Ip I 953* iii• iii• 7Y i9O Mel 110100 4700 MO 7160 1710 IRO MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAT.) Bausa.—The Unmoved prises meetly paid hare bete fully mainteised, but the betters transacted is not outwears, refining qualities of West lathe being most ba regard. Mauritius ecild good to floe brows, Ms. to Ns. id.; crystallised yellow, low to good, 365. 6d. 801. ; Porto - Rico, brown sad grey, 34.. 6d. to 36.. 6d. ; low to ins yellow, 375. to 42a 6d. Mated, there coo times le be a steed, demasd. Pismo us very firm. Comm—Tbe puede cared bare realised very Inn prime. Pluslistiou Clirylna, at 7i. to 78s. 6d.; low i_ise_miidliachillte.to Slu s. g iminry, Ws. le 975.; Native, meal/ I. goad, 71 be 74a.; Moe* goad garbled, ;nab. 4300035.--Coloalal sanctum meta irk demand, sad sold at toll prkes TrieMad grai l 472. to 53m. &L, up to Ma. ; ter ibis Damietta, 411 b. Tas.—Tbere Is • a Mearly demand, at previous prices. girs.-4,1100 lags to awe Mega, at 7s. 1001 to b. 9d. ; Amman. Bs. 104& to lOs Brume aro Is fir request, at ism price. Farnit—Wall priest smithies to be paid tor currants and miens ; prime ad figs are also fully supported. Boa—No sales of Imperious* reported. UMW= mistimes, dull ot sals. Cerium —About 1,000 balm geld. The market is mot km active, bet priers ore 'opposers& TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) • The soothell is quiet. The preaeat quotations us as fellow :—Town Llbw, 42e. as* cash ; Petimsbura Y. 0., so the spot, 464 Set ; all this aseath, 435. ; May to Juno, 435. ; Joao, 435. 6d. ; October to Thicomoor, Ms. lIIDI MAILKST.—(THIS DAY.) LiADINEALL. —"Mak—Prim : 561ba. to 6416 e., 21d. to 3d. ; 64113 a. to MU., 3d. to 34d. ; Ma. to MIN., 3.1. to 311. ; 6016.. to 11811 x., 3ed. to 44d. ; 881ba. to 'Saba , a to 41d. • Nom blase, en. 6d , to 104 6d ; Calf aiina, IL 61. to 36. a • ton. 136. Bastro9Darr.--191•ap to —.. ; Balf.breda, 9a. Od. to 13. 6d. ; 7.. 01. to Ba. 6d. ; Laska, 2.. 9d. to 3.9 d.; ebonie s% Is. sd. to 1.. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET. —(THIB DOT.) Meares. Pettastea s. Bata mart the &mad 101111011S big ter baps et MI deeeriplisas. end 4 i ss• the tura thaw fir tirliellar suds el he* sad foraps All116)11811 ban ban DIM* treely ell yea at ...d. WIN d lb. par et& treat the Is point. COAL MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) Walls lad araloa, 17s. dd. ; Walla lad Hamill, 17s. Id.; Wale Bed 17s. ; Walla lad loath Mottos, 17s. a Walla pad TM, 175.; Walls End Hartlepool, les.9d.; Walls led Buddy's ~16s. 6d. • Walls Zed liaassil Haltom, 16e. 31 • Walls lid lona ' peek ; Walls Red &di Lance, 6d. ; H ulls lad Clamp, 11Ss. ; Walls pad rallos. 16e. ; Walls Zed Mem Mal; 14s. N." Walls LA Godortlt, 14t. ; Walls lad Hades. 14e. ; naiad Moor Bake, 12s. ; Wed Had. lio. ; Hartley, 15s. ; Darideores Harlioh us. ; Had*" Hartley, 154.-64 Alps at irricst. SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ctum. The railway market is flat to-day, and several of the principal stooks have declined. Midland has receded ft per cent. ; and London and North Western, Great Western, Lancashire and York shire, South Eastern, and Great Eastern, Metropolitan shares are likewise flatter, at 121 to 1. There is not much business. London and North Western stock is now quoted 971 to 98 ; Great Western, 681 to / ; Midland, 1231 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1014 to i ; Caledonian, 1121 to 1131, ex div. ; South Eastern, 921 to 1 ; Greet Eastern, 511 to ; Great Northern, 1201 to 1211 ; and London and South Western, 1001 to 1011. Cape Town and Dutch Rhenish railway shares have improved, and Antwerp and Rotterdam and Namur and Liege are inquired for. Indian and Canadian lines present no variation of importance. uAbillfAZY isaILIIIM AND STOOKS. ftinl un..... 3 = 6 .C." I mrl'''''" Saisk..ll4.llesartliA. rala=iiiiiii Mild rid Davao Da Ala so . ii:lraiiii Da. II (pa 4,8141 MA aadl~ %a Dead.,Perik &Ural& Kaaba:pawl I. wa lla Esalorn_ De. 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A h'+~l .060 . _ If•wr ■. vv.. • R. 4... .4 IN.Ztaliod T.andL (Lla Y. lirll .11Adiraladwa. 10/4•510 .• 14.011. SO ,e• 1 0.4... De . N a rr i: 011iukaa Qom Pal Jilver Mall• Am Pit w aarlelms. SUM: lasetwattl4.ll4.&l4.(P IV I r ft w igge lio do ha. OtIAL(L) 'Ds. Royal ma MOM . .600“10. MIA. TV,OOII , ^B.Atticaa Irrigclay.(l !tle.itili 4uirakuut i.ma 1 iraiii.iiisid - 7saeliT:. i De. 40. 1114111 01 4 Tint rai r Aest(4) Ll.' la.oo.U.Nasd. Kingdoms Tel. (L, Vie 04••••••• TAM I 1 I dls I I Pm"' tf, I I/ t saa a a I 7 i ie : 4 11:1 p. 1 1. pm 1 .1 .h - . du pas 8014 7$ 7$ II 18 pm I * dia MI II 4 4 A li" 'I HI i Ma par St 114 # I i n j. i . ~ Ti kr' The ship Robert Small has been taken uplor the conveyance of government emigrant* to Mel bourne. The United States *maul at Glasgow eiaphati eally desire that say aidisteneets have been made for the Federal navy er army in Bathed ea Ireland. He says ap. Rik -Woos are made to him every day to be seat to Ame rica. bat, faithful to his instreatiema he invariably &slime them. _ _ _ A woman named Coombs was sentenced to twelve months' imprisonment at Knutstord esselees yester day for steeling 40) sovereigns. The case was a very re markable one. A woman, the wife of a carter at Delft field, bad 400 sovereigns in her boom, of which no on. knew bat the prisoner ; and one Sunday night she cleverly ma mired to pass two men into the room where the mosey wee kept. None of it has been recovered, nor have the mem bean captured. UNITED SOCIETY or CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. —The second anniversary dinner of this society was held last night, at the Freemasons Tavern ; Mr. Western Wood, M.P., in the chair. The objects of the association, which are rather numerous, comprise, amongst other thinp, the establishment of a benevolent fund for the assistance of members in sickness, destitution, or distress ; the promo tion of early and Sunday closing ; the providing tg assistance to members free of costs ; and, iseerally! . t i t promotion of the interests of the trade. The which has been made was considered highly satis P i r ZE upwards of 2,000 members having already been ear* whereas the Pharinaoeutical Society, after an existence of twenty years, bad not sueieeded in securing so large an amount of support A great number of speeches, all of a coognitulatory character, were delivered, and subscriptions from all parte of the country were announced, the total amount of which was considerably more than double that realised at the inauguintory festival of the society, in February, 1809. BRITISH ZADMATIL Attairis a a.lavesses Ilia Pia 10.1■410,11. Do. MOW Thl. 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The funds to-day are dull Consols are quoted for the account barely u good as they closed yester day. English railway stocks are flat, and a reduc tion of per cent. has occurred in several of the principal lines. Foreign stocks are steady, but at tention is almost exclusively directed to a renewal of the speculation in Greek Bondi, which have experienced a decided recovery. _ The scrip of the Confederate Loan ;is) better, at Ito 11 prem. That of ;the Italian Loan is firm, at 24 to n prem. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Benter opened st 70fr. 15c., being sc. better than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 921 to 3 for money, and 9213-16 to 15-16, or 921 " sellers" for the ac count (May 7). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 4, ; ditto, for account, 924, 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 91 ; New, Three per Cents., 914, 91 ; Thirty Years' Annui ties, 1885, 14 13-16 ; India Five per Cent. Stook, 1084, 1091 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 100, 1, 1 ; ditto Bonds, 125., 16e. prem. ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 107 ; ditto Fiveand-a-Half per Cent., 114, 115 ; and Exchequer Bills, ls., 3s. di.. In the foreign stock market the principaVeature is a rise of 11 per cent. in Greek Bonds, a contra diction having been given to the statement from Copenhagen that the consent of the King of Denmark to the nomination of Prince William is clogged with several important conditions. Turkish Con solidds, and the Loan of 1858, have declined 1 per cent. Mexican and Spanish Passive Bonds are rather dull, but Spanish Certificates have again ad vanced. The demand for Venezuelan Six per Cents. continues. Some of the present quotations are annexed. Turkish, 1854 Loan, 90/ to f ; ditto, ' 1858, 674 to 68 ; ditto, 1862, 691 to f ; the Consolidat, 474 to 48 ; Greek, 284 to ; and Venezuelan Six per Cents., 60 to 6L Transactions are recorded as follows:-Brazilian, 1852,'58, '6O, 93 ; Ohilian Six per Cents., 1024, ex div. ; Dutch Certificates, 1002, 100, .ex div. ; Egyptian, 98 ; ditto second issue, 974 ; Greek, for account, 281, 1,4, f ; ditto Coupons, 13, 4, 1 ; Mexican, for ac count, 33/, ; New Granada, 15 ; ditto Land Warrants (Hectares), 64 ; Peruvian Three per Cent,., for account, 881, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, for account, 88 ; Portuguese, 1862, 48 ; Russian, 1822, 951 ; ditto 1862, 951 ; Sardinian, for account, 85 ; Spanish, for account, 53 ; ditto Passive, 291, 4 ; ditto Certificates, 104, 1 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 904, 3 ; ditto, 1858, for account, 674, 68 ; ditto, 1862, 694, 4 ; Venezuela, 231 ; ditto, 1862, 61, 604, 4. The shares of the Westminster and Southwark Bank are quoted to-day to 1 prem. Fora o'CLour. Consols are quoted 923 to i for money, and 921 to I for the account, being rather flatter in the latter instance, compared with the price at 2 o'clock. An instalment of 10 per cent. falls due to-day on the last Russian Loan. The amount of gold sent into the bank yesterday was 5%0001. The Mexican dollars by the last packet were acid yesterday for Cbina at sa. 21d. per ounce, showing a fall of lid. compared with the price obtained for the recent supply by the steamer Edward Hawkins. The decline is caused by the magnitude of the present remittance, combined with the absence of any active Inquiry for the East. Bar silver is very flat, at Old. to 61+d. per ounce. The advice* from Bombay mention that the Mint could not keep pace with the large arrivals of silver, and that the authorities were making consignments of this metal to Calcutta and Madras, to have it there convected into rupees. Another circumstance also helps to explain there. sent heaviness of the silver Market. 'The natives, having made large profits by the sale of cotton in India, and being now willing investors in Indies Government securities, have caused the quotations for this paper in India to advanee beyond those cur rent here, and orders having been sent to England to effect purchases, a considerable amount of Indian securities is being sent from this side, thus super• seding to some extent remittances of silver. At an adjourned meeting yesterday of the proprie tors of the Ottoman Bank, the chairman, Sir William Clay, Bart, referred to the suocessftd progress of the proceedings in connexion with the dissolution of the undertaking, which is now merged into the Imperial Bank of Turkey. The directors have exerted themselves to the utmost to place the assets of the hank in a readily divisible shape. All dealings in Ottoman Bank shares are now at an end. The certificates for the shares of the Imperial Bank of Turkey are being prepared, and it is hoped that a sufficient number of them will be ready for distribution amongst the shareholders in a few days, and thus allow a settlement within the present mouth. The notes to be used by the new bank are in course of preparation. The engraving of them requires great care, especially as a portion of the printing will be in Turkish characters. The half-yearly meeting of the Great Indian Peninsula Railway Company is called for the 30th instant. A petition for the winding up of the London ,Ropery Company (Limited) is to be heard in the Court of Chancery on the 18th inst. An advertisement has appeared notifying the progress of the sinking fund on the Brazilian The half-yearly interest is advertised on Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and South Australian Govern ment Bonds. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, April 8, compared with that for the previous week, shows the following cluulgte : Oiroulatkin issue 1120.770,200 DOCTISOO £167,535 Circulation active Public deposits 6,714,109 Decrease 3,392.932 Other deposits Government securities In banking department 11,129,445 Demises 336,816 Othersecuritres in banking department i Coin and bullion in both departments 14,963,835 Decrease 177,920 Seven day sod other bills 578,319 Decrease 19,564 The Rest Notre in mane 8,069,110 Decrease 501,210 Total reserve (notes toots ' in banking department). 8,912,745 Decrease 511,595 These important changes are chiefly due to the payment of the dividends, which commenced on Wednesday. There is a decrease of rather more than half-a-million in the reserve. The decline in the coin and bullion is occasioned by the dividend payments, combined with the shipment of 180,000 sovereigns to Braid. BANK OF INGLAND.—Ai Yd INi Via, 4 1/4 ke aunt pursuant to Ile Act VII iscling ou Wo.tnauday, April - :WM DIN Nolo lamed ii/4770,200 Wv — e — rnruent deM MAIM* Other securities— 5,0601011 Odd coin and bul lion Ulm bathos tss.rio.to LUILMPO =don: Cereal A14,511. L0A 1100 !while Deposita (in cluding rieboa Mr. Hanka, Com mie. National Debt, end Div. Accts.) Other Deporlte KS:IOU Bevan day and other MAIO 8186170.1110 PLUMP?. Oove . msneft . Plops- deers (including Owl eyelash* Rutty) Other B•Miii46 *MIN Notre ll.Ol/41111 Odd sad Sew Oda SAM nemius i aNi,M.II. April 9,18 e& 01110031 /01818, Depot, Craig. a a I Me li I 1 i n I 4 II 106 107 Mr In psi 1 pco 12 1 10 4 MI 86 48 61 66 67 U 46 43 U 86 ff IS 22 -- I p Pra m P __. ___ I Ili IV is i 7t dla 100 101 91 IND id i 11 pm 96 97 1116 i 1914 19 101 AT 49 ft II 60 82 IW/} 106} 106 . 107. I I WI 1101 100 11l - l e 1 I dij 19 at SI 172: II "i as 6 i T. r TI S rdi I . . il I Par Pi le I 1 ill 4 4 97 SO 7isos f I ii? 72 Matta 1 SO SI 114 115 1i as Si 40 1 0 5 0 db 0 65 U 66 88 0 1 1 1 tab Ali Ms pa Pr' 1 1 06 6 50 le di par 27 176 I lOs rr 72 5 7 4Pb 2 2110 ilia W 1 - 148 - 37 Ile le 3 vs SI 68 . B li 18 .118 Os I 31 36 VI iii: HI 0 114 ISS 11l 1U VOZZION aAn..*. all ISA*wow & nollsram SI , SI sit ~ las.j tvil ic r .o. 211 Ll l in ail riles& L ~ II ill I 1-4,lris o.llosthara(L. Idi prz . L M a.b.... F.: - . 7 1 13 i i et ....= 4 . ;7.: . 1 - 4 • al /asalles - 2 pr eta gt = , 4 a taltas d frames 4l IS Swift/oleo= II - - LW& LANs' s. 7 p.. . e. 101 1 Do. Co. do arvaglas Stook int del 1 "la.kisaamdl6lll A _..._. . a▪ i▪ l all foatogodsolkdlo,Royal Radii sal Llsorou.iL \ dot Dm I Dania I Ikea* Mate ] Imam. Rot WIN I 4O/01aL do _____lon-ydoolais .1. Ida Porlooßperes p lidollors Ploodo- `ona and flavor Dw 40 rod Do Gm emeitver IMAM WA! inumel a. a II a 1 Da A all an If 1.6,1 Pa • Tana v N Do an an_ all Da an se At N tl at r. 1 ea. 1 MOBIL i Pea 14! 18 114 16_ 17 1 ? ism a IA 3 24 41 pa 3 4 IQ * 21„ 71. ikaltnum vs. maionaap.s.salwarow 01. Masa& Ili 111.11mailt= ak e lWair i g` ak. Gil Film. wgi ii ii A wi I 1 ills - 17} *I• II - io n sol $ on - i an a 'N 40 .i.e. 11.4011 1;174 10,400 1 0.040 MAO I west LOOS6.OOIIy Alai SAN ice' an U' ThwaaroaT lemma Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 to 93 for the 7th of May, were fi rst' marked this morn ing 924, and closed at 92 1.348 to4s.lll,Lcir 112 j. For money the last price wad* ttil. The °Meal business report is as follows :—Three pss Dent. Cons* for money, 92f, ; ditto, for account, 92j; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91j, ; New Three per Cants ,, 911, 91, ; Bank Stock, 233 f ; lodia Stock, 228, ZO • ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 109 f, 109 j ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1004, f • ditto B onds , 125., les. prem. ; Five per Cent., " ;awed ' rupee paper, 1071; ditto Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent., 1141. The India Five per Cent stock remains firm, at 1081 to 1094. The rupee paper is likewise strong, owing to the continued demand for India. Indit Bonds were quoted 121. to He. prem. and Exchequer Bills 4s. to la. din., being Is. bette r than Yat 4 rdaY• The foreign stock market, though ken animated than yesterday, was active. Greek Bonds have again sufibred rather severely from speculative realisations, prompted by the publication of further telegrams from Copenhagen, according to which the King of Denmark Ilan as yet given only a con ditional assent to the candidature of Prince William. The closing quotation-27 to 4 was 1 per cent below that of yesterday. Greek coupons have fallen 4. There was also • fresh tall of f per oent. in Turkish Corr solidly the speculators continuing to press sales. The Italian Irrigation Company's loan was in demand in the morning, and rose to dia. to par. The closing quotation was fto I die. The serip bonds are to be ready for delivery on the 14th instant. _ _ . — Lonslion and Brazilian Bank shares were in re quest and have risen to 7to 71 prem. There was also a demand for Alliance Bank, City, An Portuguese, London Chartered Bank of Australia, English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered, Pro vincial Bank of Ireland, and London and South Western Bank. The shares of the Bank of Egypt, which have for some days past been rising, owing to a rumour of a contemplated union with the Imperial Bank of Turkey, have to-day experienced a decided relapse, closing at 294 to 4. Imperial Bank of Turkey declined 155., leaving off at 111 to 121 prem. Bank of Queensland, Bank of &flash Columbia, and London and South African Bank, were also flatter. In aziesellaneous shares., there were inquiries for Italian Irrigation, Berlin Water works, and Anglo-Mexican Mint. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 91 to 10 prem. ; Universal Marine, 1 7-16 to 1 5-16 dist • Thames and Mersey, 21 to 21 pram. • North Bri tish and Mercantile, 14 to 1 ; Commercial Unios4 4 to 1 prem. ; Oriental and General Marisa, 1 to prem.; and London and Provincial Marine, f to The closing quotations for shares in new tinder- , takings to-day were as follows :—British and Foreign Marine, 11 to if prem. ; Cannes Hotel, 2 to 21 prem. ; Petroleum 'Trading, 1 to i prem. ; ar to Union Marine, 1* to 2 prem. ; Empire M • 1 to 1 prem. ; National Bank of Liverpool, 41 to 5 prem. ; Westminster and Southwark Bank, 1 to prem. ; Panted* Leather Cloth, Ito 1 prem. ; Mercantile and Exchange Bank, Pto 01 dis. Canada rye per Cents. continue to decline. There was also a reduction in New Brunswick Go vernment Bouds. Thom of the New South Wales government were inquired for. The Great Northern Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 841$1. over last year ; the North Eastern, an increase of 4,5131. ; the Great Western, an increase of 5,9701. • the Lancashire and Yorkshire, au increase of 5,0811. ; the Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 2,1281. ; the Midland, an imeresse of 4,0191. ; and the London and South Western, an increase of 5,3461. MINEB.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocw. The mining market is steady to-day with a fair amount of bushiest. East Caradon, East and Roskearnoweth shares are in demand have risen. Wheal Ludoott are lower, being unfavourably affected by the result of the meeting yesterday. East Caradon shares are now quoted 42* to 2 ; Wheal Beton, 250 to 252 ; East Bas set, 85 to 871 ' tooe 131 to 14 ; Wheal Ludoott, 51 6O Great Fortune, 36 Cook's Kitchen, 26* to 27* ; East Russell, 41 to ; Crebor, 29 to 30, being flat ; and Tincroft, 21* to 22 Foreign sad colonial mining shares are quiet. Santa Barbara and Yudanamutana are firm. At Wheal Ludoott meeting, yesterday, the se counts showed a profit on the past quarter of 1,5361. A dividend of 2s. 6d. per share was de clared, leaving a balance of about 9,0001. to be carried forward to the next account. —.— At North Crofty meeting a call of 2m. per share vu made ; and at East Seton a call of ls. per share. At the meeting of the Lusitanian Mining Com pany, yesterday, it vas resolved that an adjourn ment should take place till May 7, in ecumequesee of the non• arrival of the balance of ore raieeo prior to the 30th September last. RAILWAY ligarsirre' AIrioCIAXION.—The CMS. mittee of the Untied Itegioni Hallway Mews and Bar. mats' Association. Leaden, state that it bed lede s es o c esisw ese- Mimed desirable that there alreald be • national time in honour of the founder of the great railway system, mei that they thought that no better day could he fixed is thee the anniversary of the birth of that emierat maa, and ionised of erecting a statue, it would be better to retie • feud to be called " The George Stephenson Fond,' oat of which to grant assistance and annuities to the members of this association, who, from accident, old age, or other WNW. , mar be unable to perform their dam. he Loll ETitr of London, one of the vice-preeldeate, has espresso* hie approval ; has given the use of the Paptien•hall, Mew micia-humse, for the purpose, and also has promised to pre side. Some handsome sums have already heft paid and which, with others that may be mot is before promised, 9th, will he ennounoed on that day. Tug Sigrsoroirrox RAILWAY AND CLATMA roe. Coreseetuoir.—The repast of the Nerd of Tiede on the bill introduced for the extension of the Metropolitan Sea way, end to emahle the company to purchase additional loads Watts that section 12 of the bill provides that, is mass of claims for compensation against the compaay under the 68th motion of the Lands Clauses Act, if the claim ex ceed SW., and the sassiest be settled by crbitratiou, or • jury, at the sum or less than the sum, offered by the sow patsy, th e claim ant shell be 'liable to all the costs of wet attendant upon . the arbitration or eettlensent by a Jeri, noires the arbitrator or the jiffy otherwise determine . =it is reported, is a departure from the provision. , of the •Clausee tact, under the 34th sod 53rd gentian al which, in the same circumstances, the costs of the arid trateen, or of the inquiry by a jury, would be bores by the two partied in *pal proportioes, and each party would hear hie own coats incident to the arbitration or inquiry. The grounds for such proroeed departure from the general law to require - explanation and earefnl consideratio n.*P rie r s PROTOOND LUDuATN STATION AND Jultortom RAILWAY.- -This elation is to be on the cite lying between the roadway of Ecrl-street, Blaokfriaxe, and the roadway of gkia D erameet with all such budding% approaches, Mirage. workshops, feetories, engines, and machinery, as the com pany think requisite. is cosamice therewith. In eon nemoe with the statism this are to be three Junction rail ways, the first cammesaing by • junction with the autho rised railway of the mebropAiteeeztentiess or the Londe.. Chatham. and Dover Company. en the mouth side of Fail. street, Blackfriers and termiestieg is the parish of Si. Sepulchre by • insetion with the Metrepolitaa Railway, either at or near its fermium or the juseden of Victoria street and Westetreet. The ;wood jancties will run oat of the first atm near the j uoction of San ueretreei and Seow-hill. opposite the cod of Sesooal-lane, and terminating in the same parish of St. Sepulchre, at or near the point where Kinretreet and Westetreet terminate in West Smithfield. The third junction railway will comment* from the intended ti first junction la the of St. Bride, near the junction of Lodgate-hill mid Farringdonetriest, and terminating at or near Brariers-buildinirs. in the permit of St. Sepulchre, and on the east side of Farringdonetreet. The bill also seeks power to permanently stop up all streets, courts, alleys. and ravages within the station area, eseeptiag Lndpte sad and appropriate the mins sad the site and soil thereof, without musing any other thorough/mu to be made is lieu°, the same. The estimatedcapital required 1 for these works is 1,000,0001., in shires, sad at 3.9001. upoit loam. The return of the number of homes reqtr6e4 to be au r ge rie .. , tßrui ae l nr .is .. iinteebdiet.p..ll6...ooseN.B...l"m3...etle‘t.e.tor N tll;:se immerilar.agew-omm eoroth , e B ie met Green Dragon-court, and Fox sad Kooteourt, • 700 pintoes, for whose removal es ;revision is propeted to be made in the bill. CRYSTAL PAIACIL—ONNSNILLANO DAT. —THUM- Der, APRIL 9.--Admissions ma tamest, 1,004 ; ate by season tickets, 1,173 ; total, 4,177. 1M ai IK 1.0 4N 44 .44 st. • • R •1 J 1.0 V Y ao IM is 4 1011 8 108 e 108 1 r 106 - 104 Y 110 06 67 i ' n - s} nil di i tSi 117 - ... ni •i - i - 84 -