The Express. — London, England, 1863-04-14 00:00:00

THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE THAMES.-(THIS DAY.) This morning the contest for the championship of the Thames came off under circumstances in every way favourable to a satisfactory test of the skill and endurance of the competitors. Robert Chambers came to London with a Newcastle crew in 1856—the same year that George Everson, of Greenwich, his present challenger, carried of the coat and badge—and afterwards won from Kelly the championship of the Thames which, by the result of today's contest, he retains. A great somber of spec tators assembled to witness the contest, and several steamers were chartered to accompany the race, bet the gathering was by no means so numerous or of so respectable a clam as that which is attracted to the same spot by the annual rivalry of the Oxford and Cambridge oarsmen. The match to-day was, in addition to the hoover of the championship, for 2004 a side, Chambers, as the bolder of the championship, receiving 900. for expense' and the ezcitemeot, which an attempt on the part of a Londoner to win back from • Newcaatle man the honour of being the best 'culler on the Thames as well as the Tyne could not fail to give rise to, wee enhanced on this occasion by the knowledge that the sooossdul competitor would have to hold his laurels against the champions of Australia and Canada. The Feathers at Wandsworth, where Chambers was 'toying, was crowded with visitors from the north, and the Bull's Head at Barnes received lane numbers of the friends and backers of Emma. Both men were is good condition, and the betting was 5 to 4 in favour of Chambers. The choice of place fell to Everson, who selected the Ifiddleeez side, Chambers taking up • position twenty - five yards from him. A fair start was then immediately effected at seventeen minutes to 12. The advantage which Everson obtained by his place was equal to three. quarters of a length, but this Chambers, when perfect ssel ling was the admiration of all beholders, Thames men as well as Tyne men, rapidly reduced to half. Opposite the . . . . . . Vice-Chancellor's, Chambers had obtained a leell'of half s length, which he increased to four lengths at Rammer smith Bridge, and for the rest of the course had everything his own way. The race woe von easily by 10 lengths, or about 100 yards, in 24 rain. 30 sec. The plbent efforts of Emma to retrieve his gruand, after his appeased had gained his decided, lead were seriously impeded by the crowding upon him of the steamer ; bet from the very start Qom who gave the Greenwich man the credit of being the " beet mile rower out," saw that his chance against Cheatham was very poor indeed. By the result of this contest Chambers continua to bold the Championship of the Thames, but he will have shortly to defend it against Green, of Aumtralia, and Hit*. men, of Canada, in the former of whoa it is believed be will bad a formidable antagonist. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WHOLES•I2 DISMONIBTY BY • OZPITLIY•X'S 00ACHX•1. George Wynn Banks wee placed at the bar Delon Mr. Arnold. charged with a series of ens of dishoosety. Mr. Sleigh, &deeded to prosecute. There were several Merges pint the prisooer, of which the following only was proceeded with. Mr. Antrebm, of 66, Eaton-square, mid that the primmer bed been far nearly two years in his service as coachman, sad absconded, without say iniimatioa of his intender' to leave, on Saturday week, dace which his dishonesty had hem die covered. Peveeutoeemployed Mr. John Dezon, a veteri nary magma, sad is January last pm his butler money to pay what was owls( him. Joseph Yens; butler to Mr. Antrobus, mid that la January last, on the 220 d, his master pee him 84 Ba. 6d. to pay Mr. DSICS, and he handed it immediately to the prisoner M lake to Mr. Dena, who in • few days afterwards Munn him a Tenet for the money, signed " Mary Dane." He sow produced that receipt. Mrs. Lam Dave , wife of Jobe Dena, 91, Little Cede /an- mid that them was so pares is her house of the tome of Dena. recoipt was an in ver i t y t o landwrildeg. nor had she given say person authority to give it, sad Mr. Astreben amount had sot been paid. A Inter was produced which bed bees received by nether domestic at Mr. Antrelies's from the prisoner after holed abeseaded. It is. flees : " My dear Prised,—By when you have received this I shall be so more ; may the Lard have . wieray ea ma i sal r. — Yam truly, • Oman P•da-neetaliki Haney Me; 321 11, mid that the matter bawl beta ;Meld in his hands, he said his mertious to appmlwd the prisoner, sad ten him into melody llpom manor chug., for 'nada( 341. He end it was • bed job. Oa mirching him, duplicates ware found relating be some bkekets, which had also bees stolen from Mr. Antrobas, and which had teas mimed by that postilion's butler. It was arranged that the ether Gana should be proceeded with upoa man& Palmer was reminded MU Teseday. Haarartratr —l4. Barker 11:e reared from Mr. Pr/b -aser& Plies the sena of 11. for the unfortunate man Penny, vie aUseilied Weide whilst suffering firm the effects of aa ll=lit. The ere vas fay reported ia The Express a t awl SR aeirnowlednaseet al the receipt of the maw Ina reprolsd ia Ws jaaniAL The raviairsise of the Salford Hundred paned a remelenea ma gorier seldom yeetarday, in favour of ear rying ad exemdiese within the walk of • pr* roe. The raosbelicia in timer of the change was proposed by Mr. Robert Gladatesti end seconded by Mr. Over. It was eltjeedod to by the Rey. J. FL Mills, bet, with this sink imesplion, the proposition wee cordially received. Two of the meekest.' spoke against capital plisialusente alto gether. It was speed that • deputatioa from the court sheald wait upon the Secretary of State with the nie moriaL A BAILIZ PULLING • COrMallag'• Noes—The anaaglasilisg topic of ocovagaties at Bothesay jut sow is a hale irlddi took place lasi Monday betwassa Bailie Ducaa aad Ommaillor Omar* at • arassitra meeting. In the OMNI of iliseeming some very paltry matter. Mr. Cowie mode me al luggage so effusive to the bailie, that the lager, albeit the meekest of men, palled his follow•ciosactilor's raw twice, in the pregame of Am or mix gestleara, amidst coafasioa and 'Knitter. Mr. Coterie is to seek rebus in the law °worm—Nord British Mail. TEN Bonn Nimes's:ix ARal HowrowN. —On irking is gsiry at the Initimory as Friday night me were glad to Meru that Oaks sod Oaliocher, the two Maraud pallets keg in that institution, though they cannot yet be ptanosd out of danger, seem to be ie • fair way of recovery. Thu following hoiden to of Wedasatty mom. lags catastrophe have been fa-warded by our Cambridge r one of dwelling-houss close t ce V alwortis a wom was tittles mann her child, whoa • _pieo an s of iron pipg degraded through the roof and fell at her feet. A man in the works. ea hearing the report of the explosios, crept below • wheel- barrow which protected him midst the Mower of bricks Another maa, on whom the and of • b o il er fell, was ea fell, ill removal focal to ham sustained so injury ; tho egg dist of the boileresd had saved him. The night watchmaa, hi. sentry-Ms, was literally surrounded by bricks sad other debris; the roof was smashed in, and the windows alao, yet the old follow semped with • few bruises. Many of the wackier found abater nailer the rolls. —Gleispre kercild. Szsouts• Fay or A Poz—A few day. see Oa Surrey fosisounds met at Locksbotiom, Fare t It us wilne ha•b d hat the ---. ssh asessded arpooka Ythi tioo. t • In oot a leg cove ay, rt clone to ca pleas • boas of foxes were nokataelled. The pack settled to as, of them (a dog) taking away over the rood to Crofton woods, through all the large coverts to Bromley scrubs, tumid to his loft up the Gelds by the church on Bromleymmuscs, hack through the coverts by Loaded. torn, and thee h the large woods again to the place when he us era but it was to o h o t to hold him. Peg again faced the use crossing to the London road, •Ira * Farabosengh to the loft, through Cowls wood, to SO J. Labbra's pbusisibse, by Grua. streetirogo, on to Nor. stead, whom he was pa/lad down after a run of 24 hours. In Laaglay-park found sea* took round the meadows to Bromley statics, Mr. Wilkingoe's farm, book through Lradey.park. ek the village of Wickham on his way to Mira-pees, w jest before the lusted@ a sheep dog maned the fox straight to • leao cottage, sad the door brag opts in bolted poor ppusgg,, ramie' at • bound the firs with • pet os it, sad eeamYd right op t h e Misr ney, when he quickly changed his colour. In about hat& an. hour be was got doers and killed by the hounds—ilostis Eastern Geselk. CURIOT.7B DISOOVZILY.—To the Editor of the Melbourne Argne.—Mr, —I hare lately discovered. l a Moray ereeli 15 miles from Castlemela y the bodies el three 21aquite whole, sad not weatieg la the .maned bat whieh t n z re itrilled into solid marbie. Whoa I last saw them I r t they were actually alive, meld. cm going closer, I sot . t the eyes. They are is a &Meg per tore, sad the v e i ns, musc l es, h o., may b e dbit se ll y tease d W rough what is cow • group of stone blocks ; they are la • .plc id state el preacreatioe, even the Sager-asna he., are u perfect as they were 500 years ago. Os* el them bee a stove axe by his side without soy haft. The roar alt er Is the steengest meows I ever witaseeeL / 401 .. sir ,I beg to auk you if 1 have power to take the let with a view to its exhibition ; or Will I be liable to Les them altogether? Do they beton to the Eider, ur to government, or to whom! Kespstfally eolioitls your oputioo, I as, Me, yours truly, QAToll.—ilia YL Creek, Jaa. 4. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 14, 1863. EL I ra itaIZwATL BM= POSEISBIO/13._ Ws I M 1 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (PT Lamm Tizaams.) WINDSOR MEETING. —(rais DAY.) CASTLE About two miler and • half. 6QlZuTr:l3:c7a;;:ii g ht 5;7, Orkoesia, Reek the Gartieser, Selina, May Stuart, Diadem, Maggie, sad Kitty Skittles are here. ENTRY FOR SCURRY HANDICAP. Two miles. PTsArv; 11;17 ifai s i;so;t — ii;;okf;, 10aTialb ; Alexandr/a, lOat 106 ; Frplay, lOat Tlb ; Kitty Skittles, 104 4lb ; Sir Rolm% 10s 4 Th. All an hem THIRSK MEETING.-{THIS DAY.) SOWERBY PLATE. T. Y.O. Lard of Limos, Plying Spur, sad Little Plaids are here. MOWBRAY STAKE,S. T.Y.C. Jib Jacket f, Kale Hamilton, and Charlotte Hume an ►ere. THE HUNT CUP. About two miles wid a half. Raney, WhaLebow, Bob Branton, Maria, Friar Took, Mecithisre, Ace of Spades, and Wall Ali Shah are bare. HAMBLETON PLATE. One mile. Slinipby, Patrick, Lord of Liam), Fairy F~~• Redoes, Manchester, Lest Bohemian, Flying S P p ra u ° r, mod °whims are here. ARlllM).—Lothiaal King, Reviver, Rosebud, Charles Fox, Maria, Starling, Netherdsle, Lady Loathe, Betsy Cope land, Interclass, Tommy Jones, Bledmere, West Burton, Bola, Birthday I, Dearfoot, and Fairy Queen. RECIPE AND SAO FRANCISCO PERNAMBUCO RAILWAY COMPANY (LIMITED). - (THIS DAY.) _ The fifteenth half-yearly meeting of the share holden took place at noon, at the London Tavern ; Mr. Rome Etinnon in the chair. _ _ The report. having been previously limed, was taken se read. The CE•1111Alf, is moving the adoption of the report, said the meet interestang question which affected them was the extension of the guaranteed capital. (Hear, bear.) He I had hoped to ha able to announce tam that that a taxia was sanctioned ; bat good news would probably be received before tang. The traffic, although not as good as it was expected to be, was making steady progress. For its full development the rolling stock must be doubled, if not trebled. At present they could not increase it for want of extended capital, ad the attention of the govern ment bad been frequently drawn to that subject. The working expiate ad up to this time almost absorbed the rllOll4/01 u esesequesos of the scattered nature of the Mao ; but great efforts were being made to reduce them as mink as poweibla. As regarded the action with the ocaracitor, the company's solicitors moored these that they had a good prospect of imam. TM equity of the case was entirely on their Ode. The engineer in his spoke in high terms of the wait conaaders, and b ehel d that his praise was de serve& They 'had always behaved in as able end honourable mamaer. The cost of the railway me now outlasted at 1,824,0031., including every. thing. From this then was to be deducted 56,0001. retained by the late matador, and 8,0001. Mimed by the government for interest. The est cost would, there fore, probably be under 1,800,0001. They expected the line to be fiaiahed in three years, whereas it would have taken seven years to complete it, end this was one case of exam 11,0001. had been expended Cr ' the Mk. Tiro modality had ken fearful ; no lea than 50 members of the company's staff having died. Assad the margin of capital of 85,0001. with which they corninenesd, the extras amounted altogether to 110,001. Although the Brasilia government had not grated an extended garantes, it was not likely that they would mulct the censpeay for its misfortunes, or deal with it la a diffe• rent rawer from that in which it had dealt with the Behar Company. He was quite sure they might rely ca the liberality and Loam of the Brazilian government. After sere disemike the report was adopted. MINEB.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciocw. The miring market is quiet to-day, preparations for to-morrow's settlement engaging chief attention. East Basset shares have declined to 85 to 87i. East Caradon, Great Fortune, and Tincroft are also rather lower. On the other hand, North Roskear and Marks Valley are somewhat better. But C ara don shares are now quoted 421 to 1 ; MarkeValley, 81 to ; North Roskesr, 39 to ; Roe kearnoweth, 14 to i; East Cam ßrea, 8 1 to 9 ; North Crafty, 5* to 1; Wheal Beton, 250 to 255; Cook's Kitchen, 27 to 28 ; Great Fortune, 34 to 35 ; Tin_ croft, 21} to 1; Mogan, to 1 ; and Drakewalla, 1.1 to 2i. In the absence of business, foreign and colonial mining shares are nominally quoted the same as yesterday. From Prosper United Mime the following telegram was menisci* received from the parser :—" Primmer United, splendid lode im the 50, worth 401. per fathom. The Atlas Maim and Smelting Company have received the fallowing report from Captain J. Warren, dated April 8 :—" I moot give you any report of the mine this week, as we have not takes down any lode in the bottom levels dace I het wrote you, nor shall we do so for several days to come, as it impedes the program of the ms ; but from what we m no the lodes improve in value rather this fall alfesially le the eastern end, where the wee lave discovered a lairs hollow in the lode which miners tom a 'nigh,' the Miss et when en gelid tin." Datin.ana RAILWAY.—gam Day. }—At the half yearly meeting of the shareholders held at one o'clock at the Leedom Taves, Kr. J. A. Ttaste in thecliair, the report ma adopted and a dividend of liner cont. declared. BPICOLATIONB ON MI Boner.—As we are re doolarour war expenditure, it la likely sem& that we shall oleo reduce our war taxes, vie.—the Monne tax and the existing duty on tea. Our drum den have earunted for some time that if a direst tax is to be reduced there must also be a similar boost to **larger clue of British 000sumes. So probably this role will be observed now. Id is rumoured that llr. Glad es°, thinks the time favourable for abandoning his own pet progeny, the stamp duties upon all sorts of mercantile tramoctione, sad so pttion out of hie little quarrel with the mercantile public. Bo much for one Piave of ingeoulty. But soother is sow meld to be doomed in the form of the elaborate scale of sugar duties. The attempt to mi• Met the duty upon sugar in exact proportion to he yens, its strength. sad the labour spout upon it has lad to a world of evasions and bad commercial prac tices. It is now proposed, we are told, to abolish all these distinctions of colour, welgbt, sod groin, and to substitute the two broad ammo of refined and tinredoed. One other alteration is natationed, which, like the rest, tells tales of the straggles cosetantly waged between the Chancellor of the Exchequer mad the foss of ho pesos and revenue. The duty on chicory is to be raised. it is said, to equal that on coffee, which eves them will suffer great dimadventage in the fraudulent °maw tition. Tag Vi r iiTHZIL AND THZ CHOTS.—We have ein had Ali h week of thoroughly seasonable weather. Somet shown , * hare lanes, and their effects have been immediate. Vegetation . everywhere looks huh and vigorous, sad trees, fields, and meadows are alike rapidly putting on a springlike appearance. The yams grain crops are Areas, healthy, and promising ; and the pastures seam forward for the time of year. Fruit tree. are in We.. um, and the only auxiety now is lest the "trace" preposticated as most likely to follow is May the same. rosseatioous " fop" in March, should prove of a severe cha mber. As yet everything seem fall of hope and promise. Accounts from all quarters Ana that our agriculturists have bees actively employed is snakily good me of the h*lsly &Tearable weather of the last month or sir weeks, and we think it may be fairly assumed that we ester upon the second quarter of 1863 under satisfactory and cheering auspices. 1.6 e accounts of the "Lathing " also some favourable.— Sams YOUWG — ;2ID OLD SALllON.—Letters from the banks of the &sem from Yoationseryahire down to Weir. oestorehire, report that the markt' (young salmon) are more numerous in the river Use they lasers been known within the memory of living ens. One times, wide' from Mettxt, where a protection • has Met hem formed, says that " the starlets are in thousands," and no anmerous are they lower down that the Severn Filiation Protection Association hem Jost issued notices ositioaieg Veand fishermen against taking them, and pointing tt mealtime Sewed by their capture. There are also more admit fish in **tipper waters than have hem known for yearn. The meriMa are expected to go down te the sea in a few dam, and these small Ash, now only 2 on. or Sea. in weight, will in July come op the river again as admen at from 21h. to Alb. weight The important* of protecting the young Ash, therefore, in self-evideet. But while the you,' and immature fish require protection, I the old and enfeebled adult salmos, weak from recent 1 tpamniciall for similar vigils's, as was proved on a ! investigation at Tewksbury on Friday last 0. me =lthe y .Tosph at Tewkes Wilke and Pitmao, two lisherium Users were ted by the elks of the United Aseosint bery ies for tM Protecting of the Severn Fireeries for taking and being in their poleserion urnesumalde slam It appeared that the fistiennen had taken in their nets at Tewkesbury weir a number of spent Ash that Ware welting at the top of the weir for a "fresh" of wdar to any them dew* to es. These Ask ought to have be.. returned to the river, but the &harms retained Shen sad hawked them about is Tewksbury and Melts ' Isian at fed. per lb., the price of good inseam Ask befog it Id. per lb. The magistrates convicted the defendants each ia a penalty of IA., and 19e. 6d. coda. Two others soaped for want of conclusive evidence of their wilt SHARE LISTR-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Orsosit. The railway market is decidedly better today, and most of the leading lines have improved. Great Eastern stock is in prominent demand, and has risen ] per oent. Midland and South Eastern have advanced 1, and London; and North Western, Great Western, Lan cashire and Yorkshire, and London and South Western, 1. The fortnightly settle ment, fixed for to-morrow, occupies attention. London and North Western stock is now quoted 971 to 981 ; Great Western, WI to ; Midland, 1201 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1081 to 1 ; Caledonian, 1121 to 1131, ex div. ; South Eastern, 921 to e ; Great Eastern, 521 to 3 ; Great Northern, 120 to 121 ; and London and South Western, 1011 to I. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted 24 to 1. Dutch Rhenish and San Paulo are firmer, and Bahia inquired for. East Indian Railway stock is in demand. WIDAWANT ANAL/ AND grooms. ea. 1 pd ZAZIWATL Igas" W la dower Y ea. .11.110. 7/14.0. 1114,1 i . e 4 Psalm -.. l ow 0 a r k wrap. I . a s a 4 — ; a al — c;T:: 7 : " Oaluwell—. . AjAaay.iiiiii Do (p.cligell4o3ll. Dubin sidir Tea Iliga‘Pfink I AbLJT. lambsegliuidergow . =it ia LS. Vida -_ . DA A /loot Do. Dime Amelia SUL area. Icellieneelika4 Order larelers De.A ♦Area motile. =- DAB 11111palle paid h reeelka irt. 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IN DI *4 W 86 1 :311 10 117 140 110 107 e Mk 100 19* 60 40 If 119 L Idle liili i 1 1 * 1 1 *I. Icq I Ili 100 lta es a SI lit OT 1 0 Pal 96 MlOl mei le 47 • S I SO IS 101 i Me 1011 . IN. 0 1 i ll i vel 101 1011 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoca. The funds to-day are firm, owing to the easy prospects of the money market ; and the improvement which took place yester day afternoon is fully maintained. English railways exhibit an upward tendency, particularly Great Eastern. Foreign stooks are steady. The settlement in the two latter markets is in full pro gress, and will be completed to-morrow. The scrip of the Confederate Loan is rather less firm, at 11 to la prem. That of the Italian Loan is quoted 21 to n prem., being 1 per cent. better than yesterday. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 70fr. 30c., being without alteration, Consols are now quoted 921 to 1 for money, and 921 to j for the account (May 7). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 1 ; ditto, for account, 92j ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 1 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 21916 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1091, 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 100 ; ditto Bonds, 16e., 17a. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaoed rupee paper, 106, 1 ; and Exchequer Bills, 3e. dis., per. In foreign stocks there is an improvement in Spanish Passive and Italian, including the Marem mana Railway Loan. Buenos Ayres and Mexican Bonds are rather flat. Greek Bonds and Turkish Con solid& have receded 4 per cent. Some of the present quotations are annexed :-Turkish, 1854, Loam, 87 to 4, ex div. ; ditto, 1858, 674 to 681 ; ditto, 1862, 691 to 701 ; the Consolides, 48 to 1 ; Greek, 28 to 1 ; and Vene zuelan Six per Cents., 594 to 60. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Ares , trian, 1869, 84 ; Brazilian, 1852, 1868, 1860, 934 ; Buenos Ayres, 924 ; Danish scrip, 1 prem. ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641 ; Equador Provisional Land Warrants, 64 ; Egyptian, 98, ditto 110011Bd issue , 974 ; Greek, 284, 4 ; ditto for account, 284 ; ditto Coupons, 134, 13 ; Italian, 72, 1 ; ditto Maremmana Railway, 744 ; Mexican, 334, 4 ; Portuguese, 1853, 48 ; ditto 1862, 48 ; ditto scrip, 34 prem. ; Russian, 1822, 96 ; ditto, 1860, 914 ; ditto, 1862, 951, 1; Spanish, 531, 1 ; ditto New Deterred, for account, 474 ; ditto Passive, 291, 4, 4 ; ditto Certificates, 104, ; Turkish, 1854, 871, ex div. ; ditto, 1868, 674, 68 ; ditto, 1862, 691, 701, 70 ; ditto Guaranteed, 1024 ; Venezuela, 1862, 591. There were indications yesterday of increased ease in the discount market. Good bills were taken in Lombard-street at 31 per cent. and in some instances at 34 . At the Bank of England, owing partly, perhaps, to the expectation of an early re duction in the rate, business was slack. The particulars are published of bonds represent ing 100,0001. of the second Russian Four-and-a- Half per Cent. loan which were drawn on the 31st ult., and are to be paid off between the Ist June and 31st July next. About 17,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. The arrival of 270,0001. in specie was announced yesterday, the Atrato, from the West Indies, baying brought 197,0001. (124,0001. in gold and 73,0001. in silver), and the Europa, from Boston, 73,0001. In the absence of demand for India the bar silver by the steamer Tasmania was sold yesterday for the Continent at se. Id. per ounce, showing a fall of 4d. compared with the price obtained for the supply by the previous packet. The cause of the thane's of the silver market has previously been explained, Subjoined is a list of the Australian gold ships known to be now on the way to England : NUM. flailed. Dmait Golden Board. Value Aerologic.. limbos Jan. 5 .... 98 .... 49,500 OalLames Suffolk Jam. 20 .... 83 .... 75000 Water Nymph Asimacm4 Treboissa Sine: Total 1795,300 Nearly 600,0001. is about due. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was more animated, the sales extending to 10,000 bales. The committee of the Stock Exchange, witk their usual desire to protect the public, and to close the door to fraud, in connexion with Stock Exchange movements, have adopted the following important resolution, which having been formally con firmed," lies been posted up in the house for the instruction of the members : TO TBZ NZ/LBW Or THZ 'TOM LIMAS= The Committee for General Ps having reason to be lieve that attempts have been made to introduce companies calculated to injure the character of the Stock Exchange, and the interests of the public, do hereby caution brokers against giving the sanction of their names to the bringing out of any company without first making full inqu iry uto the torso jfdss of its objects, and the character of the pro moters, directors, 0000semonaires. end other parties ono muted with it ; and the committee further give notice that, should it be proved to them that any _member of the Stock Exchange shall have introduced, or dealt in the shares of, any company brought out foe improper purposes—being at same time oognisant of. or assisting ID such purposes — the committee will inflict such penalty as the nature of the ease may demand. Confirmed 13th April, 1863. It is to be hoped that t this resolution will have a salutary effect at the present time, when so much laxity of principle appears to prevail in the con coction and management of public companies. The warning must at least be regarded as an effort on the part of the Committee to prevent a recurrence of recent abuses. In the interest of the public it is impossible that too much vigilance can be exercised with regard to the new schemes which are multiplied so readily. There have been too many instances of late in which promoters have succeeded in getting together respectable names, and, with their aid, forming public companies for objects of a far from bond hde character. Should the public be apathetic and show no demand for the shares, these parties then begin to practise on the share market, so as to establish a high pre mium. When the public have been tempted by these means to subscribe, an unfair, partial, or limited allotment is made, and the organisers of the affair conclude by comp elling persons who have contracted to deliver shares to buy them of them on their own firms. The abuse is the more glaring, because the shares in question have probably never been allotted at all, in the proper sense of the word. This is what is commonly called a "rig." The Committee's resolution of to-day is evidently di rected against practices of this nature, and must be regarded as an act of wise and honourable legislation. A; the present settlement the extent of the out standing speculation for higher prices in the foreign stock market has caused loans to be in request at from 6 to 10 per cent. per annum, the latter being the rate current on the more specula tive securities. On English railways the terms yesterday were moderate, being as follows on the chief stocks at the commencement of business: London Ind North Western stock. MkMad tionation." Lancashire slid Yorkshire tisuatioo." South Eastern ... per sent. " eowninnation." Great Northern per seat " eantianation." Ditto A Caledonian Great Western The West Surrey Tanning Company (Limited) has issued its prospectus, with a proposed capital of 100,0001., in 50,000 shares of fit each, of which one-half are to be issued in the first instance. The board comprises some respectable names. The object of the undertaking is to purchase the Mill lane Tannery at Godalming, where a considerable and profitable business is stated to have been car ried ou by the present proprietor. It is intended te at once largely augment the buii•lings, plant, kin, path a irtOW to a consider able extensions of the business, for which the capital of the present proprietor is stated to be inadequate. For the entire property and plant the company are to pay a rental of 3001. per annum. The transfer of the lame is to be made in considera tion of an allotment to the vendor of shares in the company to the extent of 6,0001., which sum is to cover all preliminary and similar expenses. The satisfactory feature is thus presented of an absence of any cash payment. The vendor will act as manager. The annexed memorandum is from the Van Diemen's Land Company : A letter has been received from the ocenepany's chid agent, under date the 21st February, tnuonitpieg • small ample of bleak rad containing gold, which he bad yecelved from Mr. Emmett from the River klellyer. The ample fully bears oat all former representatioes. la a letter from Mr. Ifernett to the company's chief agent, dated Circular Head, 71h Peccary, of which a espy is seat ever, be re ports his operations, and the rnietanoe is as follow. : That in eoesequeses of hindrances from raise and the thick naikerwood, be had then still 800 yards to finish of hie track to the river ; bat " hoped en that, day week to complete it ready for the pack loos." He adds :—" The small ample cif gold with black mad I procured on liatenisy Last. I spent only a few hours on that day, bat found gold in all parts of the river. Ido not think I shall have any difficulty In getting the auriferous rad, se ordered for expenment. It will, however, be very aborious, as it most be carried, both ap and down the river for many miles, to the antral camp, where the bonen will alearga I filly believe that whiearrer an exploration of the coaatry is serried out, paying gold will be found ; is much exists in all parte of the Hedlyer. wherever any gravel or rock is dieturbed." The "laborious work be alludes to, is that of sending over a • y of the mad in its rosy state, aa ordered by without being first la balk by i. At the twenty-ninth half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of the Commercial flanking Company of 8 dney, held at Sydney on the 29th of January, the • declared a dividend at the rate of 15 per cent. per annum, added 2,0001. to the reserve fund, making it 6,8001., and carried forward 3,3351. of undivided profits to the next account. The re port was adopted, and certain alterations in the deed of settlement were agreed to in connexion with the recent establishment of branches of the bank at Brisbane and Marlborough, in the colony of Queenaland. The committee of the Stock Exchange have ap pointed Wednesday, the 15th April, a special set tling day in the shares of the National Bank of Liverpool (Limited), and Thursday, the 16th in the Bonds of the Italian Irrigation Canal Com pany (Canal Cavour). Both are to be marked in the official list. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 6,1131. over last year, and the South-Eastern an increase of 3,1631. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 27th March were 14,6911. sterling. being 3,0681. more than in the corresponding week of last year. Intelligence has been received of the destruction by fire at Barbadoes of the ship Star of the South, from Trincomalee to Liverpool. She put into Barbadoes on the 6th of January, leaky, and lento tally destroyed, with her cargo, on the eveningof the 24th March. The latter included 500 bales of cotton and 100 tons of linseed. °STAY EVIIM!G. Omenls, which closed on Saturday at 92i to 1 for the 7th of May, were first marked this morn ing 924, and clued at 921 to I. For money the last price was 92e to 1. The official business re port is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for mousy, 921 e, ; ditto, for account, 921, ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 91 1, 91, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 911, 1 ; Bank Stock, 233, 235 ; India live per Cent Stock, 1091 ; ditto Bonds, 16e. prem. ; Five per Cent. "enfaoed” rupee paper, 1071, 1, 1013, 107 f, 1094 ; ditto Five-a-itaalf per Cent., 114. The India Five per Cent stock was firm, at 109 to 1. A further considerable rise has taken place in the rupee paper, the Five per Cent being last marked 1081, and the Five-and-a Half per Cent., 115 e. There were purchases of India Bonds at Hs. prem. Exchequer Bills were steady at 3s. die. to par. Although preparations for Wednesday's settle ment occupied attention, the transactions in foreign stocks were again numerous. In several instances an advance occurred. Business in the market for bank shares was unu sually limited, and scarcely any change occurred in prices. There were more inquiries for English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Batt shares. Imperial Bank of Turkey were quoted 111 to 12 prem. A rise of about 21. took place in Van Diemen's Land shares, Berlin Waterworks and Madras Irrigation were inquired for, while Italian Irriglrrigation and Peninsular and Oriental new were ation Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 911 to 1 ':em. ; Universal Marine, 1* to 11 dis. Thames and Mersey, 2 11.16 to 2 13-16 prem. ; North British sad Mercantile, 16 to k ; Commer cial Union, Ito * prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, * to i dia. ; and Oriental and General Marine, 1 to II prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—British and Foreign Marine, le to 1 prem. • Cannes Hotel, 2to 3 prem. ; Petroleum Trading, 17 to j prem. ; Empire Marine , to prem. • National Bank of Liverpool, 4*tc:6 prem. ; We stminster and South wark Bank, * to 1 prim. ;_ Mercantile and Ex change Bank, 1 to 0* dis. • Union Marine, 1* to 2 pram ; Panonia Leather Cloth, Ito prem. ; and New Theatre, * to I.* prem. Canada Government Six per Cents. were again weaker. ruebtiaa Ous. Vold, I, Milord /awl Div. O. Ow. (Twilit) Drakewalla iset Brut (Moos) Bast st Clops Gold Na escudos (LW) tasiCars Bros rad*" .1b ft. Lifts. Orni G &nth Tolwas G. WIL Vat Maisloal Growths Herod e-Teet !f 4 . 7 141 !" • -•-• ••: * I WeeeM ,.. ill . 7 WNW. 1 1:= 0 :ft14 O ... . ::.*WW eny M Or. (111. Byper) . Proirldesse M. WNW. Roskear Nowa L Owarisa OL. S. Ous brut (ILassa) . S. W. remise (Mon) . litssi Perk rsimarnLiaavlNA.C Ila Circe Wall Ilamss (Magui) W. Clandics (Llakeard, Wait Mos Wh. isuall (Maim) In bake (111•0100 Wird Dobai& W. Man Ann (Meabot, Whoa Mirka WIL Trelawney .Lek Wheal Elalas sio.s B ne 7 SIT VOILIIGN ___ Na I lb I 1074M8 1 Pil I CI. prlom. 1 Baba I li 1 _. 3. 8 40 " 1 1 1 A l i i.. triL On. I aTI 1 4 - . 16,000 10 Pips Copper (Lbaliad) 2 1 pm 0,006 II =o•Bl49, 'Nhlr i Ipm ill 19 11 NON 10 04,12. p• (uni.) . 100,000 1 Dos Po fro,N. Di Irq _I 1 l i pm NM 1 Das INesiala Dipper al . 00, I NM Dal Nty(Unilo•46 1 4 0m NON 1 Farber (Um.) NON 90 llama a so is moo 12.8.001. Analralla(L 14 14 I 01. 11.100 1 Earmila (Uni.) afr le- = NllOll Urn, NON Undlowilm 111111116 ANION an 11/8,000 ILAMMenDraz:l l l3 all 111 14 110,000 11.1124=0.0r ..,,z3zl4 i 4a, _ moss se ras=su a s s —. tome 6 Nit I Barbara Gold II 1 00,1111 I MAN. (Um.) 4pc 1 16 pm MON N 111.Jelm 11•1 Sim (Ura.) 16 16 .. 181111 N Mile& Ilealme lBl 104 10, 16 Payerniver Coal (Um ) 6 4 4pm —. omit I 1w , w661... ,U5t.1.... 06,010 . T , .. .. - 1011113 STOCK MAIL 80. IN. 1 BLEU. I 74 1 ot Won. I Wan 119,011 1 1 IN *Mini D. Or. Bank .N 1 N 101 SUM 1111 Mlanselma..&Uvaronsi IT 1 74pra 1 113 11111 10,000 50 Am& Panorama (Um pir 1 4 41a BAB MO Imilmilail o • W au 72 74 MI IN 16 ask el IO M Raab DI Blonder N 14 — KN. 100 Beak of Queensland IL 10 24. IMr — lO,OOO 40 Bank of Victoria, otortria' SI 34 10 6./50 26 Bank.ot Wales (Lim.) i 1 tUa 60,000 10 Hank of Nen Zealand (L 6 a Ban - 1/,010 N hit.aad American Ex. (1 6 pm 04 4 Nll9ll N 8111102 N. &mama . al 01 0100 111 Cbar.ll2.l3rll. Columbia 10 4 4Ms I<M N (1. 9.1. la 4m. am.,01310 4 al 10 161 WAN II NON AL al Indis. Le II MO MS IMO 100 Vmds3 .... 111,000 10 Oontinental 10,00 IN ingtilliaa ilr ••1 ~... ) 6 p. 64 16.010 10 Illag.l4.4.&Aum.ua.m 6O - 11,/50 IN Hlndem.C&lna&Jap.(L) U 1 14 Jr IQ/10 IN animist Bank. Waited 11 4 41M Ip. MN 103 WINN and Brazilian U MOO 110 Lan.B.Armakialsla (L IC skew 10 Lan. Ob. Bask .1 seat ari 14 KM 100 Lambra mg Cabala (L. • pm 4pm —. skeil ilt Laid= and OoruMp . ft 431 41 —. 41141113 10 Ned= &MN INN HON 100 Los. and 11140mez (L 6 6Ma 4pm MON NO Loa sad Baßlisra (L. I 4Ms par NM 00 Lorrinn 0 • 1 / 4 00.0 V"'.• SU 17 174 VI 1 4 MN 100 Loe. &11.110•14rn (LIN WIN um Ima. and WeiManamer OO 7 ? 174 1,101 100 Note.! Prow. Irk (I lO 1 263Nri I,N 10 Dr. lam& I I %pm 10,0 16 Midland Bank (U..) 17 10 111 100 CPIs. al ...Mir , 120`050 10 Do. Now NON 00 Billmial Bast . MIN 10 Bow Bona Wali; all 411 60 NM N OrlanNl lank Omen di 116 67 564 0,80 19 001emen Bank 11111,019 Do. Now 18,1119 IN U Provincial of trah.l 01,000. ISelorle,Pasi., & Dahl (L 11 ii• k i ri = 18,000 22 South Australa all 27 IMN 100 51.aad.of Bett.s.Atrloaa 11 21 Ipm 41 am U 17• Ami M Av0a..06 . . all 61 U lAN 100 Us. el ItarLatrasoe . (I. 6114 Of 414 — 10.119 1011 Claim or MINN (Um.).l 11 1 8 2 214 00 110 60 1174&42 NUNN. .. . . 1 11 , 14 86 014 4 ft . ; JOI/24111Y. Aliaatle UAL da(L , dastradas artaal Bahia Maus (Lladaid) Sorbs W aftrwort... Bombay Oak ILdtat. DM. Amebas Lad ▪ ut teta. M.& I" • • Ladd* Led =lCorapsay maaLlStaay Oso./L.al Do. !hat., 7k per mi. ice._ (MIS& LPL wrr Mira Wavle'Ti g am. m; n. Ship (LWOW , M. Tye ssr Pr. Idlas amyl's (L). r Italian Irrigation Ossal Joist Moot Dimost(L. Labors Tea (LOW).. loam. waktM f.. S t,. Loa Gon. °TWIN. Oo Users Wes. It Ow WOW. r. Tftl Ds. - 11"par . oat Pre.. Met. Rail. ear., &Wag NakatialiCOLC44LY RW iiisauwA w. K•omdmwnialn4“l D.. New • (Ulm I. .n► Ewrr.... aimed ems - Do. ..... Oda b. bm. ) Olisse•ar 1•81 km UM • Min hob rid Oda Wow - Ism id.lllL(L' No Deist Ctlai.(L. De. Sipa AWL awe: sow* AWL Tomei &Aitken IrTIRLInv (L - ' I TeL Sart, ..1 De. de. %Mum Is ladle my. LM(L) IrL limOo.U.Comitio oa Limmisis M (L, Vim Mom% Mad 10 llle Si It 0 0 SO SO :}Dm a II IN_ 10: di. a •i Al 1 a pa. 3 i t.... II 4 Pa Po 1 1r pm . 0•9 Lou Is 79 11 t 17 re 19 21 41 I 19 all 49 a 191 Id i It die Si par I f . lb POI Pa 10 -- gi.l 2 Si a- liW In OAP 414 i ON MN di 3 MOS !,480 r,Ni ...e 0 SAO 1.110 11 pm 1 pm 118 1 46 60 65 6 40 116 26 lOWI.I Of 6 4 , get 114441 IL 44. 4L bid Me 174. 40 •IUU MUM 10.1. :1 1L174. 160. t - all It St B.b MILO. DLLs. ... U. r COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON 1 OORN MARKETS. (Tlll2l DAY.) pr araOralo am 13111111.11•11011 LL TILMORAPIL ) (nom «is own ooaszenticarr.) COTTON. —Tito market milieus. steady, and mks will probably foot up to eleven or eight thousand Was 0011.—Tbe market fairly attended. Wbeet, good 000- samptive damaad at full rates of Tuesday. Flour un =Ll:latter *airy for Indian ova. BOW favour . Oats sad oatmeal dull. MINCING LLITE.—(TRIS DAY.) 800/A.-1U market has opened steadily, and with a• good demand at previous prices, but holders are not free Alen ; donne Hama has realised 41e. W. to 42e. 6d. and new Barbed«s in public sale, at Me. 6d. to 39a, being full prima. Raged, a full amount of biseinese is doing at dm prier, the supply of dried goods oentinoin ma The deli veries at this port are light, and bekre the.. of bud year, and they are likely to mistime so until the duty question is settled. Coma—Full prior are pald far the paresis disposed of, hat the amount of ►asiness doing is ad asisrive. Mt.—Mare is an active dewed far Am Nosing and %aim Goitrous ; other sorts have aim said mere freely. Rwm.—No sales reported, although thew L • fair market is iosctive. Ilevresees—Tbeee emeelsue to be boyars, but no sellers et the newt rallies. . _ _ — C,orrOit.—ice;ti is • hotter demand. and at rather firmer prices ; about 3,000 bales sold. Irmo continues quiet for the sed quarterly sales MO chests are sow declared. TALLOW MARKET.—cans DAY.) The market is seemly. Tema bellow le gaoled ek. met mob ; Preenbay Y.O. cm the spot, 439. ; June, 4.1 e. 6d. ; July to September, 4k. ; October to Deoember, 4.5 e. 9d. to 46e. SKITHFUELD HAY MARHET.—(PHIS DAY.) Nam Harvey .ad Easton report *ado at Qs fel =prior : Primo meadow lay, 701. $o T. ; ditto, Ma. to 808 ; Warier ditto, 40a. to 0084 rows., 40a. to ; dower, old, 90a. to 110 a. ; &No, ...or oat, 808 to 106 a.; Avow, 308 to 36e. PROVINCIAL SMARR NARKS= LTTUSOOL, 11—galee toebig :—Oreat Eastern, — lsaacs and Borth-Westers, 1117 —Lot a. z aire dos and Borth W 1011—Manehentar, Mielleid, sad 44—Britiara American Exchange BankinceorpormSon, P.—MercanWe and R. Bank,' l 15161 6—National Bank of 6 Albion Marine, 7-16 la —British ssa Empire Mar 6 p.—Union Marine, 11116 p—lAverpool Ex change, 2 —Royal Rock tau, 7}. BIZJIMOII,III, Ate. 116 —Prima were Arm M Ms market; go.dey. Amongst the tnineactiona were Booth Mmilordikire Rail way shares, at 101. lila !d — Bic mlnikess Canal. 961—Britania &area Ulla —Olowneter Wagon Comemay shares, 111— , London and North Western Stack closed, sellers at Mt —Stour tindae indial, at 9n—% est Midland, Second Guaranteed Stock, at llek * dli le it 414 1126 S ii S 90 rer 42 44 9 16 4 ft 6 4 To 44 49 3 111, ii .1 ei 130 140 31 4 42 41 lei 14 3 t 406 I Si bF . 474 1214 . n Se 11 IS el 44 lel 171 17 4 7 1 4 14 413 wl:6 l lei ITi 14 KM KM %ON MOM 0,01 111.6111 0t.016 26,000 16,000 "00 M.«: AVM WM RAN WOO WON! "000 10,000 11011.1 Wee Kea It irr 1.11/001 10.0 0 "grel tel.cow I iiiiii , MOM WAIN W M WM. 17,001 Kant IMO' Sill LAPI 110.,w4 to.sx KM It ULM NAO. Mak al gi lis Is as sa lt9 114 111 114 - ie " - if 27 . 21.1 .1 1