The Express. — London, England, 1856-03-27 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. 11118 DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. MOAB rL coinnammits VLF% barilrart was a wine sad s ir.t merchant, of Win chester. Tao was ►ho ezeudnetion meeting. No &ecotone had beta bled, and as behalf tf the bankrupt is adjoarn• meet wse asked for. Hollow wished to know the reason of the It was stated that tte bankrupt, before his bankraptey, had wide in aesigament fJf the beaefit of his creditors, &ad that the bo)ks had been retained by the trustees under that assignment ; hence the inability of the bankrupt to Saks out his beeowit.. . . As a ijoaremeat lets ordered The bankruptt see Matta at shoot 3 ; a ate et tr.lbeg amount. SHERIFFS' COURT.—RLD Ltox•SQeAU. WOOS XM. This woo ea sawn to recover tr.e sea of Gt. on a dit !messed cheque. The plaintiff mac a grocer in Drury late. sad lad advanced money to the dereadaat on a cheque for et., nine% •at dattocioured. The cheque, sighed "C. H Meths's," was put in en l the signature proved. Verdict fir plaint.e, ISIONT P. DI:MAYNE. 7h;o was as action to raeoccr the automat of two 1 0 We, me Mr 6/. 10e., aad es* for It. Toe pllintiff booms the owner of some premiss in En •h .u. ,D. B ant,i4 Towt, and found , he 'hi/admit, who win the employmost of Howitt sad Co., wvehoasemen, is Holborn, is amps tall. Than was as armor of rent, and IS a sittlemest twigs c me to, the defendant gave two I 0 t's kr tea proem, which were not paid as priaoistrd, and the presest maims war is coewquvace brought. With a view to pretreat the plsiatilf rrcotrering cults, it was elicited t►at t`e delcadast bead withis t sooty 11111.1, 10 that l'lllaatiOß could hats been brought is toe county c Art. Vt tint for tor stases' THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MANSION•1101:133. Tabb and David Cecil were averred with having attempted several tome to pick the pickets of gentlemen en ilea:efts. They lead been followed by two policemen, sad one of the prisoners bad managed, when they selected an r•bir:t to prey epos, to draw hie .pron before his compen , on ha loch a meaner set) acre en h•m from the observation of passers by. They had both hers sentenced to impri sonment for picking yrekets on several occasions, sad were committed far eta wimples by the L'ird Meyer. Mary Ferry, egad 65 years, was charged with having be hen the nom of Mary Bemi.b w,tb s pint pot. The defendant had been long known as a very violent women, and was fined 21., or imprisoned for ono month, for the smanit. WESTMINSTER. ♦ 117IAL1 lIVIFIAR. Georgian& Chalton, the w.fe o• a a-Le-hones proprietor et Knightsbridge, was plead at the bar charged with felo niously assaulting and ss,iiieding her hustand with a poker. The cimp'aiaant, whose head was covered with linen cloths, said that his wife had been before committed from this ccurt f.r stabbing him, and bad un derliee six months' imprisonment for the offence She so earnestly {'named to conduct herself well for the future, that be we, induced, on the day cf her di/cha i rs from custody, to take her back to live with him. That was three month, ago; and nothing material had occurred between them up to lan night. Prie4ner's lister and some friends bad come up from the county to visit them, and, at his wife'. myosin, be took them on Wed nesday to acme paces of publ.c amassment, and went to fetch them frJrn the bore of a friend where they bed been staying last night On his return home, be found bin wife quarrelling with ter sister, who bad previously arrived, end in inch a Ti. lent state that she beet her sister and tore her bonneted'. Prisoner then seined the poker, and broke 1 panes of glees. He tried all that kiedness would do to elitisma her, hot uselessly; and then she indicted a couple of deepen• 6 blows on his head with the poker, and be was conveyed to the hoepital to have his head drepaed. He did not wish to pie is the charge if pri soner would Inv* him, and accept a etiparate maintenence. Mr. Payette said he could not permit the withdrawal of no very serious a case against so violent a woman, end re mudded her for a week. WORSHIP•STREET. 110111111 T OF COMMUNION PLATO. Rabat Mania, a privwe is t • 3rd Middlimig snit's, and Joseph Raid, a yosae rasa employed ss a pew-spaner at Basapton Qips', Hackney, wars charged With being eon. toned in stoahrg foot commission caps, vales 121., alder followtag circumstances.— Mr fintothy Edward Le Bean, one of the trustees of the shape' mentiontd, has a ren fence immediately behind the banding, and was sale rumor of the communion service, to which, on the fins fienday in eyery month, the prisoner Reid had access, for the peep re of conveying it to sad Ire- The property wu locked in a box, which, in tare, was kept In proosentor's bed-room, aced owe day, while engaged sliming the windows, he ohurved to the servant-maid— "Oh, that is the pleas where the plate is kept." Saha qiently he questioned her u to itt value, and what pawn brokers would lead on it. When required on the Ist of Much the cups were mewed, aid Idasoo, 26 8, somewhat singularly became acquainted w.th the feat that Marsh was raised up with the r bbory, end proceeded to the head quartsrs of the 3rd Middlesex Militia, at Hampstead, where he found that prisoner, who, hetes Colonel Wcod, admitted that he knew someth•ag of it, but denied being the right mu. Francis, 227 N, a vary sass °Moir, who had charge of the ease, meanwhile diccosered that one of tto imps had has, sold to • watchmaker is Orarr larread, who, is tun, had disposed of tt to Ms. Benham, enecersor to Mr. flirriel. the TO- Mat, of Habitat'. Real admitted that he bad diaposed of it to the watchmaker for 17. , but it iris sw.ve that 11. 15•. add was the paid prim. Mr. Benham cieicr,bxt the appearaace of the *holies offered kin for pushes* u beiow masifutly destroyed sad battered far Ml* particular purpose. sad not from you; he refuted le purchase or auk it ; but a day or t aro ski rwerde, duds. his abet ore. ohe of the authorised sensate of his Mtablieha■t bought it of Mr. Baglasd, the watchmaker la quertion. - Bah prison. re protested their immense, Reid denying that ►e ►ad ever admitted to the odleer Francis having sold the cap, but a former conviction was proved agaizat lianh for felcay in 1864. Mr. Humidl tally committed thou for trial at the /Mello an Sessicar. Mareb-1 eey that we ought be mat to Nowise' aid ay. I ha tzisl sad sot to bl.deltemtr. SOUTHWARK. __ _ __......... niroaTAirr DECISTON C:/DER ?MI LOCAL ACT. NI Joseph John Hillier, a traumas, residiog at No. 74, Landon road, wu summoned by the bawd of works for et. Gorse* gmthwark, seder the 83rd section of the New Local Ni►aysmeet As*, for aelisrfally bookie, iota a Miff i• Yoe rust, London-road, without the wow of the vestry of tits said /omit. Nr. George Hamblia, the clerk of the works, staled t►at a few days sin ialonsatios was rereirod by the heard, that the delsoduit bad, without asking their swum:it, tasselled from a how in York..treet te .As sewer, which he slaw. tally eyelid. Warless had eisailaad it sad avertaised seek is be Use fur. Richard Jab% • bricklayn, et 25. Yerk-street, said that o the 28* of Jeerer, he wee willed is by Mr. Heßier t, 'emir* ►is eseepool. He found it in a eery bad state, sad that there was so way to carry off the ranee water, *Hopi by • connsenieetion with the sewer. He accoediagly hes ailed and opened the latter. The magi:trate iegtaired ---- ;betber be 'ud remission ei tba local board of workA for Slatbw.rk Witness replied that he did not ; but knowissr that the Comaissioaers of Seven pat down a miliaria York-iireat, and that them eras a junction to Mr. }lollies's premise% ►e thought them was ro harm is °poising h. Mr. Hamblin informed hie worship that ihero (widely was a jun , tiqa for every house, hut no party had a ris►t to epee tee 00000 ctioo with t►e sewer without the enema et the t oard. The defendant mid that when the sew maw wee put dews hie commaniestion Will Ca of. The coseequesew um: that the lower put of his premises wee issatlated with a liquid filth. He therefore thought he could m a barrel drain to the junction. Tritton, the vestry-clerk, told his woish;p that it was an in wish of the board to prose for the penalty la the present instance, but they wawa the inhabitant' to knew that they must not break into the sewers without the con van of the vestry. If his worship would order the defia nt to pay a nominal penalty and coats, he should be satis fied. The nets were 13.. Bd. The Magistrate accordingly fined him a sh , lling and the mats, staking It altogether 14e. Bd. SPECIAL MEETING OF MIDDLESEX MAGIS TRATES.-(THIS DAT.) -•-. A special meeting of the Middlesex magiqtracy was held at 12 o'clock t tie day at C'erkenweill, Mr. Pownall in the chair, " To cot eider the report of the committee of visitors of the county lunatic asylum at Haswell, and the plats annexed for proposed alteratiose there, laid before the court on the hut Limier, county day; and also to con- sider the report of the• committee of visitors of the county lutist c asylum at Caltey Hatch, and the plane mussed for the proposed alterations there, laid before the court on the last January county day; and farther, to consider the report of the visiting justices of the House of Cutrmtioa at Wesitamiter, and the plans encased for pro poled alterations there, laid before the court Oa the last county day." There was a fall attendants of megistratee, and a long discussion ensued. lhe pmceediag had mot termiaated when we went to per THE FATAL ACCIDEAT ON THE IVIUBLEDON AND CROIDON RAILWAY. Yesterday, Mr. Cuter held an inquest at the Bull Ins, Mitehant, nn ti. body of James berms, aged 54, a shawl printer, lately empl,,yed at Mesers.Dempsey's work., Mitcham. The evidence was simply a cmarmatitn of the part radars of dammed'. death previously pobilehed ; and it appeared therefrom that the deceased was crossing the Womblelnu aid Croydos Hallway, on M ,nday morning, about two mike (four Wirabledia, when he was ran over by ems of As trains, and died shortly afterwards. Them us several foot-crowinp on the line between Wimbledon and Croydon, and deceased bad total. one of these crossness to pt to his employers' work.. The teed' might have heal ism by bias nearly bait a mile eff, there beteg nothing to obletot the view ; and it mu therefore suppaest that, being ofaillowbat deaf, he had not heard ita approach, or had mis- Mihealated the time that it would take to resell the point at white he was messing the line. The evidaam Wag ma claded, Oas of the jurors maid that three applicatione, the Rest extending se far back as December, had been mada from the Addable= Veairy to the Wimbledon and Croldta Railway Company as to the dangerous state of the public earessage over that railway, tne place where de ceased wee killed being one of them, but to notice had been taken of them ; and on the very day the accident hap pened a c•mniunicstion on the subject was sad' to the Baud of Toads. Ihe Coroner intimated that any opinioo of the jury would be forwarded to the proper quart r. The Jokey returned a verdict of Accidental Death," at tributing no blame .0 the engine -driver ; bat were of opinion that Nome better m• are should Mt taken to guard the public mooing *en the line. NORTHAMPTON AND PYTCELEY RUNT MEETING. THIS DAY. itacritto 1111.101API.) LATEST BETTING. EARL SPENCER'S PLATE. 4 to 1 apt Post Hone Bto 1 Fitorow 6 to 1 Coal Black Rose 8 to 1 Benzins 10 to 1 Acy other. BODY OF A YOUNG WOMAN FOUND El THE Tsawas —Oa Tneeday, Mr.W. J. Payee held an inquest at the Vestry Hall, Fairetynt, Horse Wows, on t►e body of a line Town woman, of unknown name, that was found Boating in the Thames on Sunday ms ruing last. Mr. Ed ward Everest, inspector of Themes polies, said, on Sudsy morning last, about 11 o'clock, he was on duty on the Thames in his boat, and when opposite Davies wharf, Horselydown, he saw the body of a female floating in t►e river, about 20 yards from the John Hall steam skip. He got hold of the body, and it was draws ashore. On the body were a black silk bonnet, with red and white etriap, grey worsted shawl, dark brown dress, plaid pettieoa•, white cot'on stockings, and cloth boots. la the pocket was a atone about 2 pounds in weight, but no money or any other article. There were nor marks of violence oa her nem'', nor wen there any sinks on her linen. A description of her person hod bees sent round to all the police-statists, but they could gain no Intelligence as to whom she was.—Mr. John Story, beadle of St. John's, raid the deceased was 6 feet 6 inches in het h•, with dark hair. Several persona had been to see the body, but they did not recognise it.—Fraacis Sopo, Poliersergesat 13 M, said he ►ad searched the police ho.ks for a month test, but found no entry corresponding with the person of the deceasel.—The jury returned a ver dict of "Found dead, but without marks of violence." _ _ _ FALL OP A ROMAN CATHOLIC CHAPEL AT PRESTON. —On Thursday hut, about n ,, on, St. Mary's Catholic Chapel, Friargats-hill, saddeoly fell down, and became a man of rains. @mogul workmen hove be.n employed for some time at the balding, preparstvry to eta enlargement. They were shoat to widen it, sad for that pupae istended to take out the aids wall. A largo guaettty of earth had bees dug away from Oa wall, and it is supposed that it weakened ' it, and was the immediate canes of the destruetiosof the building. The two gable ends are stall standing, bet in such a dangerous state that their fell may be looked for say moment. The seats, furniture, books, and, isdesd, every thing belonging to the chap I, have been smashed and tors to pMams, sad buried beneath the raise. Very fortunately sous of the Ems employed about the betiding were in any way Mimed. The chapel will sow have to be esti/My re built.—Preston Owardian. FATAL ACCIDINT AT WOOLWICH DOCKYARD.— A laborer, sassed John Honig**, lest his We is • di/- tensing as as the evening of Tuesday last. Her Majesty's skip VISQVIIII was is basis Gosling, and ne boon of esaviet labour bale; past, the defused, with others, wu eggeged fa an* g the fuel on board. Ails was walking dug with, kb hordes, he stet pod late ea oyes hatthwey mad deassaied violently into tbe non below, with the waled et sal ea bit back. He wee picked up thweaalble, sad it was lbewel that the bony franework of his body was quits team ages and destroyed. He was still liageriag is issarskeesks sk shakes yesterday dame& He has • wile sad . --- DREADYL ACCIDENT TO A BOY TROY MACHINERY. --One of the most awful of the easy easualtiee we as faked apes to report took places cm Thursday neoraiag lett, about a quarter peat 6 e'd iek, at the mirk' of the Mean. Dawes, Bromford. At the time &little boy, sump years of go ally, *awed Timothy fltaasway, whose waits live at Oldbury, was statiosed as usual at the rolls, without his joskst, sad pat Wear= through the spindle' or hone to reach a busier. la as twist the repidly.revolvieg maeltinery teak up his shirtsleeve, drew in his body, wash passing twies is sad out Styes the rolls, presented a spectacle awful Li look ups; the bead we ton from the truck com pletely, aid the bowels sad visere, rest away, ware scattered about. Nike-mutable Pfltl/1111111 WAS 11•11 i from the elation by Sao inspector Hotbed, but the nada' had been takes to the poor parents at Oldbury, who have other children, sad are labotulag peep e The first object he aoticed at Staa sway's Mktg. was the little sufferer's brother, about Sti tes; he sat fa • beep by the fire, is a toner, s a d t oo k so maw if spas to say oar. Hs worked at Wombed, sad bad mesa thetentile fate of his little workmate sad playmate. Watearliampton Chat:meth. WESTMINSTER IMPROVEMENT COMMDISION.—Mr. Ogle, late chairman of the Ceassittee et bigotry appointed by the bondholders osier sus Wastmiaster Improvomeat CORMildOlll, has address/ le 411116 keedbolder who signed the petition, a circular to impales apes thou dm importance of patties, thesselse in immediate isinsemeloalles with the "arise memben of the counties and strum la which they reside, that the cousteassos mad earpert ofiltoseaeatio• moo may be secured when Um petition is pareated to the house by Sir Joha Bh.Uq, sal eappeobed by Sit De Laity Eves/. HUGE MORTAL.—Au imams aortae, capable of throwing a shell 18 inches is diesseer, which be lees' manufactured by Mums. Ueorge regrester and Co for her Majeatee goverment, was fantod damp Liesrpiol oa Monday upon a Suck, drawn by a dames proarfal hones. Fullowlag the 'aortal ware two Amy Nail., kladed with enormous shells. The metal of alai ebb Ogre% projeta tile is compised was obtained homellitAtediaa I roe Com pany's mimes in Nova Scotia. Whoa the cattieg of the mortar was completed, it weighed If blew but aft , r boring and fiaishii.g it was, of tours, esaiderebly reduced, end it now weighs 14j tots. Its bomb le 7ft. 6to. and breadth 3't gin., and the bore is 111 m. diastietor.—lfasuctiestar Guar dian. "TAKING THE BULL BY Tat lioixe."—On Thanes, week, as Berry Boorman, sew., who atteads oa the tatUe at the Three Chimielsom the Estate, God horst, was fodder's': a teo-yeee eid Jaw It Tao at him, husked ►im down, sad tenet Ws wen' times with ail horn., tolerating his thigh, break's' one et hie Sagan, and severely bruinng boss ea the body. Boorman, Woad a smug powerful sun, seised the bull by the home, and held his tor 20 minutes before swislaneo strived, the ball kasellag, with his ■ree ea Beeemea's body, ranting, foaming, sad be lowing ell the whole. Three nee, at leer, cuss to his assistance, armed with pitchforks, bat the en raged brute 'would not leave hint seta two ooge were Woo ht., oce of whist' seised his by the throat; the other wonted him behind. %omits is lain well ander the OM Of a enrgeos.—,sues Evros.. THE EXPRIMS, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 27, 1856. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two o'Cr.crox. The railway share market to-day is steady. South Eastern shares are better, at 201 to 21, and Lancashire and Yorkshire stock. at 841 to 1. Most other descriptions are quoted the same as yeaterds7 afternoon. London and North Western stock is quoted 100 to 1; Great Western, 621 to 63; Wild land, 711 to 72; Caledonians, so: to 1 ; and Great Northern', 231 to 1. Sambre and Meuse shares have risen to 131; Grand Trunk of Canada to 81 to 8 dis.; and Great Luxembourg to 6j to j. Namur and Liege are also decidedly better. ea. I Pd. I UiDIWART •BARES AND STOCKS. IatLWATS. I' °~;8 alW‘Wila - urValdel pllgleaJlAs.kelsa Sus.' ad Dw de. de. 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N 1.416 1.461 4 .677 4 .666 laraiiin sad Tidbits sow 11460 •Mu &meat *dads lb, Liverpool. = • sol enapset waft. which * sot isoleded hi corrapselliee LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. Innecest, ranee te.-TM I Iltredniegnee to ado to the eke. reeler et re erne sorbet tory. Nen Wore her, bower e. been dons The Mb to ere the remotionet-Illebenbril. ealamildek 171- eg-orerefek 101-I=re Nl Z Tereldoe. Conlon led Seer Warm 100-Nenebeitee, leribidl, red Weblike. PI- 111--Biarb British. 6.1.11 -am* a—eselb ?O g f I -Greet Weise et Irreehmer . 71 tt. illereseens. Meets $l.-11 orderer brim err done, but no dims le piss', imink re Derr Uhl& inn Tarr dram. - 711-])non 11.141-Leedo. - 11erdelle Orr, r• sol-trient Comdr. Lessiabs. 14-Sostak Tut Wiry end River Den, 4 dr.-Irm. Br nil Neer Wrier 11-16 di.. 211111111554Wi. Mere Ma-4W market au dull t 0.417 Mot& berme le tarty Arms, re tram...eda blind 41514 MAL landen u. 4 Path Wester m n. eland at 1004, lasS6t keel leads in -Mid- Iris at f-Ihremblee odor et 45, N6-and !Pak rarer et 11 die. Birmingham Carl Sew Beene were done et llf. Dimas. Wan 23.—Thrse ire Ont. OrmsliA__!l_l 9l :Diejor sappm.Oth Apra, yle—Mow TOM Per 0101 . son • •. - 1611766. tee amemust, ll.b April. litar e rei Owe Wm arkrisit per Catt. 01 5001..115 bows" midi, M** tanner. 161 odd, 7/ 6—Dsilla W WO,. if 66. SOaw ii—Great loathers and Wallas, HNC is litlifts 6 r i r ea rs4 l :lll. peid, fi—rldira GIOIA BO* 66-17106 kw mom; Ilk MONEY MAREBT.-THIS DAT Two o'Ci.ocw. The funds are very firm to-day, though businessl continuo inactive. Prices are quoted a trifle better than they closed yesterday. Console stand at 921 exactly, for the 10th of April, and 921 for money, and have scarcely varied throughout the day. The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 73; Exchequer Bonds at 98k to 1; the March Exchequer Bills at 2s. to 61. prem.; the June Bills at Is. du. to ls. prem.; and India Bonds at 10s. to Be. dis. The New Consol Scrip is quoted 21 to 21 prem. Taricuib Six per Cents. ►re dull, at 971 to 1. The Four per Cents. are quoted 1001 to 1. Granada Active Bonds have been dealt in at 211; Russian Five per Cents. at 1041 ex div.; Brazilian Old Five per Cents. at 1011; Spanish Old Three per Cents at 941; ditto, Deferred at 241 ; and the Committee's Certificates for the Unfunded Coupons, at 61 per cent. _ _ . The corn market yesterday was quiet, at Monday's decline. The arrivals of foreign grain in London ' this week are rather large. At port of call only two fresh arrivals were reported to-day. The total num ber of cargoes reported since the 14th inst., however, is no less than 115, vie., 66 of wheat, 41 of Indian oorn, 6of brans, and 2of rye. Few crt.l.e6B cargoes having been disposed of, there is a large number pressing on the market. The half-yearly dividend, falling due the 10th of April, on the Turkish Six per Cent. Loan of 3,000,0001. is advertised; also the dividend on Boston City Sterling Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds. The I meeting of the British American Land Company was held yesterday. The report, which was adopted, states that 17,263 acres of land have been sold during the year, which realised 11,5051. (Halifax ' currency), ging 13i. 41. per acre. The income was 12,4351., although there had been a falling off in the operations of the company. From the accounts it appears that the cash in band or reserve was 24,0041. A dividend of 6 per cent. on the paid up capital was agreed to. An extraordinary general meeting of the National Patent Steam Fuel Company is called for the 10th of April, to confirm a resolution for dissolving the comy . . A pan project of a novel character is announced, under the title of the " Sunken Vessels Recovery Com pany," with a capital of 60,0001., in 101. shares. The object proposed is the working of Captain S. R. Smith's patented plan for raising and recovering sunken vessels and their cargoes, and other sub merged property, and for "general submarine ope rations. It is proposed to build two vessels, of about 700 tons each, for the "lifting process," but these vessels will be so constructed as to be applicable for the coal or other trades. Captain Smith is to receive a tenth part of the company's capital, but not until a dividend of 10 per cent. shall have been paid. The undertaking is brought out under the Limited Lia bility Act. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and other miscellaneous shares, as given in the Stock Exchange List: Insurance Slues :—Albion, 861; Atlu, 171; Alliance British and Foreign, 171; ditto, Marine, et ; Church of England, 31; Clerical, Medical, and General Lite, 21; City of Loadon, 21; County, ; Crown, 181; Eagle, 61; Equity and Law, 61 ; Europese Life, 181 ; English and Scottish Law iire, 41,1; Globe, 105; °sure, 64; Guardian, 62; lademnity Marine, 82 et di.. ;Im pe Life, 18 ditto Fire, 340 ; London sod Provin cial Law, 34; Legal and General Life, 61; Law Lite, 61; ditto Fire, al; Marine, 40; Medical, Invalid, end General Life, 31; Minerva, 6 ; National Provincial Life, 11; ditto Fire, 11; Phenix. 1784; Provident Life, 381 es die.; Pal ladles Life, 31; Pelican, 461; Royal Exchange, T2B ; Rock Life, Bf, t; Bun Fire, 248; United Kingdom, 6; Unto., 300; Victoria Life, 61. Canal Shares Attiton aced Oldham, 146; Birmingham, 92; Derby, 84 ; Grand Junction, 87140; ditto Gnat Six per Cent, 114 ; Kennet and Avon, 61; Leeds and Liverpool, 4681; Loughborenth,66o ; Leicester, 491; Meech sfield, 61; Gated, 104; Stafford and Wattmeter, 420 ; Stourbridao, 290 ; Peak Forest, 76; Regent's, 141, ; Rochdale, 76; Warwick and Birmingham, 26; Warwick and Royston, 10; Worcester and Birmingham, 21. Goa and Coke Companies: British Provincial, 24 Brighton, 16; Equitable, 334; Great Central, 121; Impe rial, 86, ex div.; ditto Debentures, 216; London Perna zseatary Preference, 241; Phesis, 42 ex div.; Ratcliffe (201. shares-161. pent), 16; Surrey Consumers, 11; United General, 20 ; Westminster Chartered, 67 ; ditto Now, 11. Waterworks Stocks : Berlin. 61 ; Greed Junction, ; Kept, 784; Southwark and Vanahall, 894; West hliddie see, 93, 90. Bridge Companies: Hungerford, 12; Vauhall, 204; Waterloo, New 71. Annuities, 26. WZDWZIDLT IVININO. The funds declined to 4 per cent. this morning, owing to the delay in the signature of the Treaty of Peace. In the afternoon, however, a recovery took place, and the closing quotations were a shade better than those of yesterday. Upon the whole, the market is steady, although business is very languid. In the discount mareet, the approach of Saturday's instalment on the new loan has not yet occasioned any pressure whatever. Console, which closed yesterday at 923 for the 10th of April, declined this morning to 921 to 4, and were last quoted 921 to 4. For money the float price was 921 to 4. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money. 921,4, 4,4, 4,4 ; ditto, for account, 10th April, 921, I, 4, 4 , a . Bank Stock, for account, 218. Consol Scrip, 24 pram. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 984, 981. The Consol scrip of the new loan closed at 21 to 21 prem., and the Exchequer scrip at 21 to 21 prem. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 2e. to 4s. prem.; the June bills, Is. dis. to Is. prem.; Ex chequer Bonds, 984- to 1; and India Bonds, Ils. to Bs. dies. Foreign stocks were generally steady. Turkish Six per Cents., however, continue to show a slightly drooping tendency, and closed to-day at 974 to 4. The Four per Cents, were finally quoted 1001 to 1. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. are still rather offered. Sardinian Bonds met with numerous transactions, and fully maintain their late improve ment. Spanish stocks were quiet, but there is still • disposition to effect purchases of these securities. Equador New Consolidated Bonds were also dealt in at 143, and the Provisional Land Warrants at 44. About three.fourths of the 144,0001. in gold ex the Admiral was to-day sent into the Bank. At Amsterdam yesterday (Tuesday) the exchange on London was quoted slightly lower, at 11 .974, for short; at Hamburg, 13.71; and at Berlin, 6.23. Sambre and Meuse Railway shares experienced a farther considerable rise to-day, advancing this after noon to 124, owing to a statement that the Northern of France Railway Company has offered this com pany a guarantee of 5 per cent. This offer is pre sumed to be prompted by the wish of the Northern of France Company to defend its position against the attempts which are being made by an influential party, in oonnexion with the Eastern of France Rail way and other lines, to form an independent system of railway communication with Belgium. Bank of Egypt shares were quoted this afternoon to 1 prem. ; Ottoman Bank, 4 to 4 prem. ; Na tional Dieceunt Company, 4to 4 die. ; and %MAIM Bank of London, 34 to 24 dis. ; Bank of London share* decliaed 11. Those of the London and County Bank have again fallen, marking 324 to 334, Land stocks were quiet . Lo ndon Dock stock was dealt in at 991; British American Land, at 47 to 48. Ge neral Screw Steam, at 161 ; and Royal Mail Stearn, at 794. Annexed ars the latest reports from foreign Bourses, SI received by the Continental Telegraph : Prsta—ladolleday(Cloglai pews) : 71wee per Cent. ilenten tog aw. Mei atter Oar account 72.45; ditto roornad.s.Hat par 2= ar tasset ed ety : Bank sham, 8,50. Mae pile. arnibit Aarafiam— (Claming ): Dula Twoonda-Balfpw Polo. it 1.16; ditto Poor p Onto., ; dpsala New Da** Mind per Oats., lei, tb• Coupon., H ; Portuguese, 454; Kazkon, ; Plow per Cent. Natalia, 604; Graeada itatiga. Si 11-16 ; Equidor New, H 9.16 ; Granada De. 1=1.16 ; Bogdan Four•sad.a Halt p.. Coot., 94. Tawdry imam Ma per Gentg., 5, cared. Rada desk Is Intim Frankiat—Tiarday granta Warred, 144 ; ditto ON Etna par num*. dit; Anglasa Plea per Cast. lletadier, 664. Itswirre—Tmelq : Spanish Deferred Three par titte., 234 ; Reim Pho_psit Olols., 994 ; ditto Your. and.a.lialf per Oman, eel ; Speahlk Old inns par Oats., $74. Barka stocks hag armed. "The Emperor," says the Constilutionnel, "has for this year doubled the salaries of all the penises in his household." MINES,-THIS DAY. Two WOLoss. Business in the mining stocks hes been almost suspended in the Stock Exchange to-day. National Brazilian shares have been dealt in at 21 1 . There is still no inquiry for the gold mining shares: Annexed is a list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange, Mining Subscription-rooms, and Stock Exchange: Mining Exchange official list : Dog Dug, 421; Eut Roes, 481; Lady 13artba, 20e.; Par Consols, 181, 19; South Prances, 330, 335; Bortridp Consols, 21, 3; South Cara Brta, 10; West Providence, 15; Wheal Mary Ann, 211. 221; Wheal Oreayilie, 365. (0411 paid); W heal Kitty (Lelant). 91, 1 ; Wh 1 Emma, 11,12, 101, 11; Wheal Edw a rd, 41 18.. 3u., 41. 18s 9d. Mining Subscription-room official list : Haukmoor, 1, i ; Tumult, 31, 1; East Basset, 46, 46 ; &midge Consols, 21.3; S. aupool, 61; f oath Caddis, 11 ; Alfred Consols, 141 ; West Biwa, 35; Buller sad Berrirs,2o; Pednandrea, 11. 4. In the Stock Exchange: Tineroft, 31 ; Tamar Console, 21; Trewethe, 34 ; Sort ridge Consols, 3. Me 27 144 14 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING LANK-THIS DAY. 800•11.—Tbe market ie steedy, at yrsterd advance of 6d. to le on hit wtek's priers. Eutinzd firm. Ortctry , LI.. to COPE'S' —We MD without public sales to-day, and the market remains inactive. Tz.n.—lbe patnic talcs went oft heavily, and the bulk was bought in. General quotations ere sot altered. SPICII —The small path° sales did not glee quotations. COCHINZAL has beta in good demand, aLd .ull prices have been paid. SALTPITII.2 —k parcel A fine, retraction 2, sold at 371.3 d NIT/tATI OF SODA. mold at IS.. Ricz.-2,000 bag. if ',jokey Madras sold at 10s. CottroN remains neglected. In other wicks co material elt.ration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market cantina. a firm, with an improving demand. Quotation. are aa ()Cow :—Petersbarg Y. C. on the *pot, 47. 64. ; March to Apni, 47, 6d.; April to Juno, Vs. 3d.; th.t.iber to December, 481. 6j. HAY MARKET.--THIB DAY. Mr. B J. Davis reports trade without alteration, except iop tor the bee: greet meadow hay, which is in dmaced, at rathir higher prune. Frans mrsdow hay, 96e. to 1065.; superior, 110 s. to 1205.; inferior, 70s. to ; rowers, 70e. to 100 a.; clover. 100 s. to 1305.; second cat. 100,. to 1201.; straw, 265. to 30s. M. KOSSUTH ON THE AUSTRIAN CONCORDAT. Last evening M. Kossuth delivered the first of two lectures, at the Spa-fields Schoolroom, Elm suth-itreet, Clerkenweil, on the " Concordat between the Pope sad Francis Joseph of Austria, with ipzcial reference to Hun gary in genet al, and the proteatantiem of Hungary in pat- Cutler." The thug's for edmiuion were 2e. and le., and the spacious mem was crowded, the Rev. Mr. Moresby presiding. M. Kossuth, who wee received with load cheers, remarked that the Cocci rat, was on disport of the Pope, a daring and dangerous manifestation of aspiration to univer sal supremacy, and, on the part of the Austrian Emperor, • ehameful surrender of the most sscred rights of the crown, the clergy, and the people. To Hungary the consequences would be very scrims. That couetrj had always displayed a bold opposition toPspal pretensions, both before and after the Reformation. No nation had rendered greater services to the cause of protestantism. Hungary had ►een chosen as the field for this argreision,because she was disarmed and help lem ; but be hopes the time would come when Providence would afford her the means of shaking off the fetters of tyranny and oppression After taking a general survey of the causes of the Concordat, reserving the details of it for the nest lecture, he proceeded to sketch the peculiar characters of the Pope and the Emperor of Austria. Kingcraft and priestcraft were united in them for the su; presaion of liberty. In conclusion, li. Kossuth pointed out the troubles which the triumph of the Concordat in linegary might in. tints bring upon England, and quoted a remark made upon the subject by Oliver Cromwell in 1688. The meeting separated with three cheers for the lecturer. TICKET-OF-LEAVE MEN.—It appears from a re taro issued this morning, that 5,152 convicts have received orders cf license atom+ the passing of the Act 16 and 17 c. 99, of whom 179 hays since had their orders revoked, and 417 have been convicted of or charged with sabeerinent offences. 554 convicts hive had their licenses refused or withheld kr misconduct. ROYAL COLLEGE OF VETERINARY SURGEONS.- An agreeable reunion of scientific men took place last even ing, at the rooms of this collep, in Red Lion-square, on the invitation of Mr. Field, presioeut of the college. The rooms, with an artistic appropriateness, were decorated with pic tures of animals by the most celebrated painters, including the (anions Roue Fair of Roes Labeler. The table. were covered with iltostiations or the particular science to which the studies of the college are cheated ; and a variety of mt- MINX pia and photographic specimens formed a useful addi tion, sui pied by the progress of science to the advancement of the higher branches in the veterinary art. The company ioelnded representatives of every rank and profeesioo. We may natation Viscount Bnyohens, and the Hon. Arthur Kinnaird, Dr. R.obington and )r. Chown., Mr firm:Wren Gibbs and Mr. blechi, Mr. Jacob Bell, Mr. Thee. Lancleeer, dc. FIRE AT A PIANOFORTE FACTORY.—Last night, about 8 o'c:ock, a fire broke out on the extensive rrernisoe, 4, John-street, Tottenham-court-road, occupied by Messrs. Harrison end Co., as a pisnofoite factory. Each floor °fills building was filled wan iostrunienta in various stages of manufacture. When the men left off work the premium were carefully inspected, end no signed firs could then be detected. Neverthi less, at the hour above named, polite constable 92, of the R division, dunovered that the factory was on fire, and before the engines rescind the scene, whicn they did in a brief period after befog summoned, the lionise were rushing oat of some of the windows. A good supply of water having been obtained, the fire was got seder in two e r three hours, but not until • serious amount of damage had been inflicted. Kenn. Harrison are pertly covered from loss by an insurance in the County Fire office, but the whole of the workmen have lost their tools, and may of them were sot i d. The pr mime of Messrs. Andrews and Spokes, tin plate workers, 2, North mews, =stained damage by tire and water. The onus of the disaster is not known. SUICIDES IN PARlS.—Several suicides (says Galip neat) have taken place within the last two dale at Parts. One was that of a you's man of twenty-two, • clerk in • shop in the Pettis it , yel, eke, having become sernewbat distipated of lets In bee received notice on Monday from his employer to seek another situation. Ye stordey morales he was toned dead in his room, having terminated lis existence wiih the fumes of lighted ahsreoal. Another cam of suicide, by means of ctarsoal, was thus of • hire r out of earrisges, cording in the Rue Bayard, who, attic making great PM rAces for hie son, an ill.conduc tad young man, sad finding that en additional sum of money was required from Illak to pay fresh debts of his, pate' the =Roast, and then committed suicide. An elderly woman, afflicted with an incurable disease, threw herself, on Monday morning, from the window of her room on the third flier in the Rae des St.. Fires, end was killed on the spot She left behind her a paper containing them word.: I vesture to hope that God will pardon me, for I have suffered me greatly and pr= ed so f ly." Lastly, two asses occurred of suicide by hanging on Monday, one being that of a mason named Goodin, of Auteuil, aged 32, whose mind family annoyances bad affected ; end the whit ,r of a 'saraband de in of La Viilette, named Souler, who terminated his exist/eel be cause a young woman, to whom he was paying his addresses, had consented to marry another. Tug INDIAN AND QUEEN'S ARMlES.—Without caring too nicely to inquire whether a snub is a private establishatest or a public institution, whore affairs may be Properly canvassed by the prim, we may mention as • filet, in which at least a public principle is involved, that on the 11th and 12th init•llt, at two ballots taken at the Senior United Serves Club, every Company's officer proposed for election was blackballed. Sin field officers of the Indian army were on those days re jscted—not one was admitted to the club. The subject has been much ducussed in nailituy aitclee daring the past fortoight ; and very strong opinions have been expressed regarding it, not only by Company's officers, but by many in the service of the Queen. It is rumoured, we know not with what truth, that the active promoters of the opposition are the officers of her Majesty's navy. It may be remembered that is Jely, 1854, out of eleven Company's officers proposed seven were r.jeeted— among the seven los ion one who hes since, without fresh service, been appointed an aide-de-camp to the (lutes. At the ballots of 1855, however, cot one Company's =beer wee rep cted. The candidates of the present year, there fore, believing that the opposition tad ceased, ware at little pains to muster their friends. The result of this feeling of dels- Meese eerily has been the rejection of the esti , e =ten. All this is to be greatly e.eo lured Perseverance in such a course taut lead in time to the dieotgan nation of the o.ub. The retaliatory process, though by uo means to be counselled, is see aot easily to be abate ned front under such cif c assumes, and, whatever might be the resole, the blame would lie at the doors of those who struck the first blow.— Seek and Elder's Overland Masi. I t 1