The Express. — London, England, 1857-03-30 00:00:00

be thought worthy of their approval, if not of • renewal of their confidence. (Chan.) Mr. Dewy proposed a vote of thanks to their late member Mr. Mash:man, to whew faithful and efficient services dining the last 16 years be paid a warm tribute. Dr. SPAILIZ ssnadad the reaolation, which was carried by scrlamation. Sir J. Di as then proposal a vote of thanks to the two eherigi, Mr. Hecht sad Mr. Nests. ?dr. Baron Rornaffistin ettooadod. Mr. She if Bison brisey acknowledged the compliment. Mr. Sherif Kum sloe acknowledged the compliment, and railed a good laugh by saying he returned thanks for the toast. The proceedings thill berserk& FINSBURY. DECLARATION OF THE POLL.—(THIS DAY.) The final state of the poll was °facially declared this afternoon from the hustings on Clerkenweßegina'. Mr- Cox, one of the successful candidates, was the ink to make hie appearance. Ho came In an open baron he and pair, followed by some of his friends in eats and broughams. He was received with mingled cheers and hisses, and • ay of "Bribery." Mr. Thomas Buncombe, the other successful candidate, arrived nest; his reception being warm and hearty. Ho was welcomed with familiar expression' such as "Bravo Old Tom," "Tom fur ever,' At. Serleint Parry sad Major Reed wee cheered by their friends on the hustings, but the public outside seemed to receive them with Indifference. Indeed, beyond raising • cheer for "Old Tom," the latter had no share in the noisy part of the pin ceedings. The pattern of the constituency in and amend the enclosed space attached to the hustings, amused thereselnis before the proceedings commenced by shouting out the name of their randidato or getting up stormy altercations upon the political question' tithe day. Now sod then the pollee had some difficulty la =lgthe limb cocain to blows. At length, Mr. o returning ofiker, made hi. appearance, and the actors rat once forgot their feuds in cheering their favourite Mr. I ve re ariaoeseel the result of the poll as follows r. Duncombe 6022 Con 4llO Posy Drat likeehrs aeliesi the two erg le he edg dedri to straw es dr sate for Finobury In lie seepedirmeL •M. T. Daemon net the shines brat nobly oelemg tier pewee to rows bhs et the head d the pi. is asiseby would not be neyastai by say *bar yell be the Itiesdow, awl this mob bed bees obtetned by the inisalmesse rumbas el the elestsis thaseelves. Tho only way is thaw Idessei weelity d their tonlidetee would be by the taikees illetierge d his deem in 'mammon se their relesedildlose end that eboald be the ohs cif his future, u it baba ends pot psliseestary life. (Cheese.) It would b ble idly Is se.spseshe with the gentleman returned AI Ha i wskike over the local Interests d the bre* and while se regarded he War two rink be the airmen with mbielt they bed as ended the meet he weal maim his tollswyet is Nat bile with my Inewkele he might bone elegised Is is hems le the gem el wish were not to be recd k eiky. (Clown) He keyed they would not be had in rwwut Melee we the treat question et the hoer. (Her, ken) That q uieten aught to be deckled et the wry gift ti pediment, mil It wee no lON than the let. war cikeirt which kr n theemod yearn . . Hsi towel ths bads smiths brine." (Chews.) la Lord Palmestois bands that flw era ate, sad in reply to the sale lad's cell the people had eat- Seed the Tatar be tha wads. (Caws and laughter.) He wee placed to greet that belles again with hie wee, sad So modiste that Wag which of late had toad veal to the legislature of peeking hffeigsers at the mesa of o 0 own away. (Chews.) He should go beck to par lament the awe thortagh relbentar r leretoese ; pledged le so wiles, bat the ready wepporew d arse who would brag /award leweeres to promote the lateral of the people. (Chews) Lad Paheseston had bees delatbed as a hay by aie Jams Onthene ; bet the noble lord wee too able a haionetlet set to boo. that if be whited to keep ble arty together he maul Jonas his pelitleal views of obi, lee other elmiseseen at modals Wow, and give the people relkesestary rehea. (Chem.) lir. Cox art w reeerned Mors amidst considerable rise met orreries. He peered to support Mr. buncombe In gradeg the borer of the Brisk leg, and felt most gratstal for his aMer to err e lre l• the Germ of parr rat. lie repoillred the any Ides that herd been nifty of bribery, end dathered that We upenditnre of Ms party sought to bs etlgarbd as bribery Ind been pronounced by the election auditor of the borough to be perfectly fair and legal. (Cheers.) _ _ Selma rAlltlf next essayed to thank his sup porters, but amidst week a dotter and din that it was quint hwporibie to catch a perfect daddy* that fell hoes hid. 11. wee anderetood, however, to date that a petition for bribery would be lodged spina the return of Mr. Cox. The uproar Mod wand the learned terjeant was got up by the Women of Ka. Cox on the bastlage. wane Run eseteatered a better Tlespdon. He wee pertielly beard, sad, mss► deflated, declared hie lateedioa to stead essia Idea the eeraelea Awed. He mado no charge wag say cue, bat tau, a rid, would show that mam as bed beta praised is tie course of the contest. (Heer) Tama were thus voted to the rebus* caber to the mike at Div Drecowes, swatted by her. Cox, and the peosetage teraduated with cheery for the respective paths. TOWER HAMLETS. DECLARATIOiiOi THE POLL. This afternoon the of declaration of the result of Eaterday's poll wee mads by the Retandag °Meer at the Weiss ea Iftsgasppora. The threessadidates made their t~wsartsegaarsas o'clock, d were teeei ved with Thswimalasslbir suessossi is somber of votos soled Ihr so* smillilis is be so ham : - AP**. 7813 Bigler 7207 Clay 86411 He accordingly declared the two lamer le he ihdy dell. The ssasmblage, which was very seenerees, was then ed• dreamed by the three caladidatea, and separated shortly after two o'clock. Sir Win. Clay, the delheled tendbilete .t this election, bed repreeanted the Tower Henley fre twenty-eve years, in dews escomelve Foilsmen% haft; been returned at the general shed= In 111331,1menedlniely Mir the parsing of Ile &dm,' Bin, by obi& the tem& tree astranchleed. Hs wee the calyces (Abe sminebere reternedhe theaesherilhan boreinths ea dot accedes eclat bed Mimi them= euell to the &rotation et the Ye piehment. The *mien very frenerany perratled that if he bed iieumensed Ids Nava. "r • rossrlWrorlior, mg iltrasorsirmies sorrikor bad bees mob sod • WON regoolsaiso provided, be mold Imo bees spas soecrootol on this sosides. The official declaration of the poll took place at Orgeowiellt Yin mealegt. A bop ovini omenslaul Y hod of the Inallosey mad we oddment by Mr. Tousled and General Cali dm the annardal amattldaten mid do by Mr. Chardon nid Alder lainems. Me.Towsmed was received with temoundoin thank& and Aim= ealeman who dined upon In City Andes, mos dm meek appliniii The Awl dab of the poll was anima by tin .lash *Mew to be as *Mom • Coddle:a INS Toyama Chanines -We understand that . oppootion will be ofibred to the re-electioa al the late ben ; bat that deny attempt be made to pat Mr. Thigh; Mr. Cobden, sr Mr. Milner Oiaon i noraination, la the pia of either Mr. WOE= Brown or Mr. J ohs Chatham, the Hon. Algernon Egerton will at oboe be brought forward.—Men *hater Granfiese. Loam l',l Paheeretan Ism returned the &now* reply to Lird Yeb.eebary'e Mew of the 2ith MM. :—" 94, Pletnialy, Minh 111.—My leer Lard Mahembery,--I have ,rind Ibie evating year letter of ale thy. I have neither time SKR Iseilastion to now dr alas debate. I ham used . Might which I do net deem myself deprived of by my Miele' petition, to aspen pearly .y opinion of the ccadoet }One men en en eremioa of no wan public importance, mai I have sedan. to retract or to nudity. —Yours feithlally, Pat c anon .—The Earl d Ilabatabrry." POLLING.-THIS DAY. LAMBETH. =TURN OP rib. ROUPELL'S sum o'cascs. '- Wilms lIIMEra els clams. 11lova Warms Wilkinson nava ficsAcz. Rona . William Witkiasca Roupell Williams WObaria 1••• • 42.5 2617 1949 .... 2142 6607 4183 Two o'ciocz. Roupell WWianui Wilkinson 6823 6268 3204 SOUTHWARK. RETURN OF SIR CHARLES NAPIER'S sum o'cLocz. ligiat Pill MS 469 Ledge 435 Nit Of f Locks 1110 900 PeLitt THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1857. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Gloulbuni.) et. IN RE WINNTLNLISY AND COY. ra The benknipte were rhemiste, of the Poultry, and the failure occurred some time ago. Both bankrupts are dead. to Dividends to the amount of 20s. in the pound have been 1$ paid on both the joint and separate estate.. Mr. Lawrence, on behalf of the executor, of Mr. Win stanisy,ate., Liked for an order of the court directing the to then, of the surplus assets, after paving the L =Lair creditor. 20s. in the pound, with tnierest on nu weseihre TY WOOF was made u a matter of course. gt. IN 111 PALL.—TEE TRAUDN 00 THE CITY OF LONDON VNION. 19 Thia was the esazahmakm meeting in the case of John st. Paul, who was mado bankrupt as seem and seed merchant of et Bedford. No accounts had of course been filed. The bank- R. rapt wee brought up inemseedy, and his surrender was taken. It - The last exam%ation meeting was then adjourned eine die. A ounversation arose as to the disposal of the bankrupt's to AllisHonour IS) onour said that as the bankrupt was a convicted Pi felon, he presumed the property would be Chimed by the %- crown. Mr. Bhopher for the aseigneee, did not think that the Ili prowty could be claimed, even if the offence of which the :At beualrupt had been convicted was committed before the ad- go. juilicatten. He referred to the cases of Rodpath and Robson. His Honour said he was not called upon to ontertuin the Iti question at that moment. Before the dividend meeting it eae was probable that some communication might be had with si. the Attoniey-cancel on the subject. IS Debts to the amount of about 1,0001. havo been proved against the estate. The wets ere stated at 0001. THE POLICE COURTS. lit THIS DAY. SO ATTEMPTED 111:11D1M AT CUELbEA. Williams Norris, a man about thi r d/ jars of age, of sullen n end fortddding appareled', was at the bar charged h, with attempting to - mtuder Mary tin Mahoney, by strilung her severel lbws over the head with • hatchet. Alfred Tmaer, 30.5 V, said—At a little before 8 lest le night I saw the injured woman near the water-side at 18 Chelsea. She was wounded in the head and covered with blood. She said—" Lock what Bill Norris has a . done," and pointed to the Injuries she had received. ga With areithinoa I took her immediately to • den• a tors in Manor-street, and thence to St. Ocom , 's HAMEL M. She told me the prisoner had wounded her with a kakis*. . 91 . In • short dole eller I had left her at the lerepigal I mg the prisoner in the King's.road, end told him that le art sr- • elder himself in custed7 Sro wounding Mary_Ann Nairsay. et, He acid "How is the.' I repliod, "Very i 11.," sad beam a. said he supposed 1 should lock him up, which 1 id. William Brien, acting-inspector ' 20 V—l sterol the • charge against the Friends at the st ation, end reed it to hint, hut be made no &newer. I suthequently visited hire in his gs, cell, when he said, "Itit a bad job—l must get out of it as fa well as I tan.'Mr. Payne—How in the woman f so Sergeant Brien—She is in a very dangerous state. I pro so - duet two certtheate• from the hospital, one aired last night, 6 and the other this morning, by which you will see that such a is the case. sa Mr. Paynter —How many wounds Las she on the heed t SI Turner—Thee, your worship. I'eltoo-eomtable Fogarty, 111 V, poetised • hatchet with which the injuries had been inflicted. It was found oar to where the wounds had teen given. Prisoner, who said not a word in reply to the charge, was at. remanded for • week. I !1' MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ALLEGED FRAUD BO AN 011 , 1C7.1i Or TINE AIIIILLIRY. I 41 Ernest AugustNo Lloyd, who described himself s. an 11 Mbar belonging to the Royal Artillery, was brought before 1 4 Mr. Hendon, charged with uttering a amnions c he que for le 41. 7s. with Intent to defraud Mr. Daniel Roberts, booftuaker, No. 9, New Bond-street. le The prosecutor deposed that in February last the defend- gt, ant came to his shop end requested to be shown some It. hods. He tilted on a pair, and desired witness to rend 2,- al hie old one to his lodgings, at No. 12, Regent-street, when he would settle for the pair he had chosen. Proft , utor 11 1; seat his fureinan with the boots, but no each person is was known there. Witness conceived that he had been m swindled, and thought no more of the matter till about a IL week ago, when the prisoner paid him another visit, and 81 . after p aying rho usual compliment about the weather, 6:c., t . said, "By the by, I owe you some money, Mr. Roberts." Witneee, who ha d forgotten all shoot the primmer, asked him le what he meant. The defendant then explained the former is transaction about the boots, and said - he wished another 51 pair to !JO sent to his lodging., when he would give ”.1 a cheque fur the =want. Witness accordingly took the boots himself, and the prisoner wrote i g4 out a cheque for M. 7s. upon Memos, Cox and Co., IL Ceps-court. Having previously ascertained from the Army id le. Lid that the defendant was really an officer in the artillery, he had not the least suspicion of anything wrong. On ha- t • torlay Lot he presented the cheque at Mums. Coe., when it TA was returned to him, marked "no efkete." Prosecuterrnado nil np his mind that he had been done a second time, and as tho N. mtt i c c .: had left his lodgings, he gave it up as a bad job. Et' 1 tor, however, went to the station-house, and men- honed the ease to the inspector, and he then he that the ;7," accused was well known by name, and that he was "wanted" s : for ether cases of fraud. Ho subsequently went with on N. dlicer to No. 62, Regent-street, and there apprehended the le prisoner. Police-conatable 33 C said there were numerous other .„, 19 charges against the prisoner, sad wished for a remand to make further inquiries. rt In answer to the charge, the defendant said he fully ex. 1r patted to have funds lodged in the hands of Mars. Cox and so Co., from the sale of a reversion. The sale wee not droned 13 and se soon as he got the money he should b• able to pay one. lir. Deaden remanded him fora week. :Tours o'ciocz. Roswell . Wilhelm Wilkins= Nq4 Lairs PAM 01111 **cams. rn ecsecz. surf= dams. cora o'cLacz. mums ecsocz. 14 q. k. Leas Paoli Napier Leeks PIMA Mem Lod - is NOW 3176 2777 2150 (BY ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TBLEORAPH.) PRESTON. Oman Crap Iliarriv ...... Aims ask 491 437 407 OXFORD. lampim c•ins 732 Naas Xll Ciesin 419 Christy •LYN& lielWa Bay 6913 Two o'ciocz. Ihret Hamm .... 1343 3834 2892 1796 ♦793 3674 1709 1406 1267 2174 MO 1851 167 maw= Wesacz. PORTARIMIOTON. Darr DM. NOMINATIONL-THIS DAT. ARMAGH BOROUGH. J. W. Bead ma 11. B. liar. now of hands in Einar of Mills. Pei limeade& DAY.) WEST WORCESTERSHIRE. Elmley sad Knight. No opposition. COLERAINE. Mr. Boyd r;ininesi;riiidutopposition. Sorra STArroaDurtm The Hon. Arthng Wrote's'ley Us declined the bather contest of fienlb SW fariatire. Messrs. Foley and Foster are now the only Malts. Both will be supporters of Lord Palnemian's govermasot. PoonAnram.—Wlten Martin Chtizzlewhit mot, reassritsbis mom, RUA Peps, n bond the Missimiggil •11/111MR, sU the everted Ids to fall dens sod wanidp the author et Pogrom Debate. 11. 1. bad naver loud al the Parma Dame; bun that eminent statemns: did act keg delay giviag ides • ettielmin el the Myles. Rough homy la," cried the IMAM—"w sir me Beim. Wild ise may be—so .to oar Dulhisse. Rat he le • Child of Naterotad • Child at Preedows; sad his bandal answer to the Despot mad the Tjreat Is, that his Rome is to the Bettis' gm" " Pert of this," oteeress id e Dickens, "mimed to Chao god pad to • Velma , who, bang • pains le met bag ber M i t s ir bun remewsil Ruin elk% sod le Whim beasit Toren had thundered the hit sreleem, from his seat Is esegreas, ell lm War dna illeepolar residest." Now, it IN very well Ike us to *di et IliJah Filmiest wed his almbers ; bet we elk mks*, ON we not at thi. wry seat *deg M the doodahs of gum Pearson= ? It Is Melly hognedlin Mist a remensith arrower to • reams- Me lesedes oar riseal tabled vintner. If we propose le isms dir J. Dowskg we ore told—" Though he may bi mak so tor our bite. Rut he is a child of Freedom NM a dad of Rohm And If you witit to say anything met, Ikea the Clime imatioe, this my hie affal answer b pra le—thet mylelightiesse is fa the MIN' me." It le no ems seylng, . wok gist Um I" regimmites is too Wang We lb It ribs es bit • nal W bin. If we ask, M arout i c sr nOrwrbemst, or oshm err anat debto in ism Iling— Pe mbin tells ism . boas la Or amille am" AM nye rosstusieL The robe la tosatlmaZ . sni we had bettor my so awe nit r te pu t r te rdi a lla= se vr;t: given by the Scota Omen was WI lb* Ames Irsambary °6 ale e c= Ilmenbea wal l y, 5q.... 1 lirsalo, C. 8., &may Bleghanssa ; V ‘l3, - - Neville. Hon. W. Sea. Laiwisd.; Road =albs; Cs Ftwsrlbst. If Kean Insonat Kirkir Rowe, Hay, l lamhtso. Miselley ; Mims Massy, ream, Astley, G Nriee-Seliftl of the Moe Sir Harrington Rey. r y a R.C.R, is nominated to monad Admiral of the White lik 'MMustok Pertm, 0.C.8., a. Commender-in-Chief on the pfsbath& lanai ot the ism mew dearner Renown, 91 guns, took pin at Cleifir anived an Saturday after mesa, in the geessese of mossmal lbsummi spetatara The Rainy vlbb is • twmpenbm__ r, b the *pest meal of ber dale me issalniel at Mama Mimi, Wag three id Impir am the °ebb Si, bra one issmndy Intnebb bin lm ism Alp. Aker Ss Webb lb ma *wed by two Mm e.. le Ilbsumrs to amiss kr malihrry, mil to be kr am Ma Reeast artn mod t• be Immalnd Wm , 21. mew asbutbm, Ten ccnodsCloVds= is tbs L BELOLUI TIMM AT WATIELIIO,—An latmeetiog t i r e k i Ms st Brom& au Tibmiay. A otembeme of bd M. of Ifeboor • member If Om bests, snil wars! srs of the 1:11mober or ftnarababta, bated alba Otawal ut a io n . yes- DMA Yin milk a owl st brawn In of Ws ants mini b• Ms Sid Wm anaby by , in • owls, an t s m in In Ibe la= =the Mtamelab tbs lbw a l t i t bleb at Webb,. li gr awe of tint Ow nu vilely us innbikat 1E72 cabsway, wide fay aelipbmisi In =b. laragleS In we s ia re akedr a• I= l tif unt= lB. and bad bra [Advertisement T—RodLow•TII ODITIUDIV AND DIU Airmen* lieweetes as hos tosa-111 . 11: boo 91S. Tiller. abeeeilis *es SA ttesseeek le ear : ler,* yoraleyam et Ow me - by Ile iss of 'wpm m ad eionsm as ma , dim 16 . varzy s 4 = l = it l itedlowl em. obi ur ratv... tg. ro .74 1•110, yirin. f.6.4..T? Circe AL ; L. Way. : bit a 19114 SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoax. In the railway share market to-day the principal feature is a considerable rise in London and Nortt Western stock, which is quoted 1061 to 1. Great Western has fallen to 074 to 61. Midland is quoted S 3 to 1 ; and Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1021 to 3. All these prices are fa the new account, terminating on the lith Apri. London and South Westerns arc rather flat, bat Berwick' have risen considerably, and South Easterns and York and North Midland are inquired for. Generally, the market is firm, but the sett'e latent engages chief attention. Grand Trunk of Canada shares have risen to 161 to Great Western of Canada have fallen, owing to the dreadful accident on the company's hie. Northern of France have risen to 41: to 1. Southern of France are quoted 341 to 35, and Paris and Lyon, 611 to 1. Con.' Pnees Saw owl., 1 Petards,. I le 1 Fis. 4 1 *I li 9 IS IT SII 111 II 4 IS OS I 11111 ST i ti 1 . 2 11 ril 50 IS 114 IS $ ? 41s 04 1:0 Si IT S 4 861 Se ll i it FOREIGN ILATLWATR. 19. I N.l Unman. 1 Clorbe haw Pies rev I I.oardaw. 0 1 9.... re 40 Amino sal bariertaa. 1 1 11 19 14 Parse „.- .. - - 1 PI Plebs lealeril4lTS. I, i f le 44 IleW le ee• Gealepeme .. 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Us. ......- I 11• 1,714 Of 31.113•02.111 0 .0eLL45i SO IS n 140,470 I Sank NIL 11•0•01wks A 1 1 13,0 U II 144rtb el 10015. 1044 331 - - 010 KM I 0610410 r - . ..--. , , 411 11 11 ISMS I Do. .1430311karse IS pis }pm man I Fulll•33l4ott Mrs) a II II ISAI 001301sallOrlsmat Nue 411 II GB M lift, Me .. SIMI se Sh,ossey Ilsa= stl 12 14 K M 13 De. No+ Was* MU Slums 10.011 I Santa Arm limits. all II 11 101,403 I De. Ifur. ... all ICU SI See311•1301014i Crq.3 a - ss - ST 10040 I Sabasese Wm. Surly 0.11 1 1 777.011 Is. Da \Warr. ell 1 1 10.444 IV 0.• MEM.. i‘Mil . 11 1 41 I I IS Mau N. Volftria Daly MASS ill Do.l o ev-.....-...- l4 'e se 640 MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CtocE. The funds to-day have shown increased buoyancy. After rising nearly per cent., prices are now quoted 1 per cent. better than on Saturday. The share markets are also very strong, although the current business is chiefly in connexion with the settlement. Consols for the Bth of April have touched 931, and are now quoted on to ;. For money the price is 931, tot. Exchequer Bill., March, are marked Is. dis. to 3s. prem. ; ditto, June, 3s. to Is. dis.; and India Bonds, Is. dia. Turkish Six per Cents. have recovered to 98 to for money, and 981 to 1 for the 17th April. Other foreign descriptions are quiet. The sales include Brazilian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents. at 981; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents. at 83 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates at 981; Mexican at 221 and 221 ; ditto for account 17th April, at 23; Spanish Old Three per Cents at 411 ; ditto New and Deferred, at 2d ; the Passive Bonds at 61 and the Committee's Certifi cates at 61 to 81 per Cent. About 40,0001. in gold is known to have been taken from the Bank on Saturday, for exportation to the Continent. . . The Paris adriees mention the suspension of Messrs. Green and Co., bankers, of that city. The house was of old standing, but its transactions arc believed to have diminished of late years. --- • -- The imports of the precious metals last week were trifling. Our list includes only 4,341 dollars by the Parana, from the West Indica; 304,166 dollars (nearly all on continental account) by the Niagara, from ICew York; 6,8361. by the Alhambra, from the Peninsula ; and 4,88.51. by the Tamar, from the Brazils. . . . . --- ----- The total value of these arrivals is only about 0,0001. The imports of silver from the Continent however, continue large. The London Custom-house list this work includes 31 cases by the Albion, 43 cases by the Rhine, and 72 cases by the Panther— all three from Boulogne; and 17 cases by the Dol phin, from Antwerp. The Custom-house statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London daring the wet k comprises 27,2000 z. and 4,a10/. in gold, of which 2,200 oz. and 4,5001. were for Hamburg, and 25,000 or. for Boulogne, and 2,5000 z. of silver coin for the Mauritius. These remittances represent a total value of about 110,0001. Including 50,7501. in specie taken nut by the Tagus from Southampton for the Peninsula, the total exports of the week, as officially reported, are raised to about 160,0001. The private remittances of gold to the Continent have comprised, in addition. the 61,0001. ex the Niagara, besides about 170,0001. taken from the Bank to pay for silver. The total withdrawals of gold from the Bank last week are computed to have exceeded 200,000 L, in clusive of the sum despatched per the steamer Tagus to the Peninsula. We understand that the committee of shareholders in the London and Paris Joint Stock Bank have in structed a solicitor to proceed against the directors for the recovery of the 4,0001. appropriated under the name of directors' allowances. Saturday was " making-up day" in the railway share market. The rates of interest charged for carry ing over the accounts of speculative holders were In most cases moderate, and the settlement, conoc quently, imparted buoyancy to the market. On French shares, however, the rates were heavier, in dicating an increased outstanding speculation for the rise. The following shows the terms generally cur rent, viz. : From London and North Western to # continuation Greet Weatern t to 4-16 ditto Midland 5-16 to ditto Lancashire and Yorkshire 5-16 to ditto Doren -16 to ditto Great Northern, -16 to ditto Caledonians -16 to 16 ditto York and North Midland Berwick. -32 to 3-32 ditto London and South Western to I ditto rn Northe of France toditto Eastern of France Feria and Lyons Subjoined is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly List) of the railway calls falling due in April, so far as they have yet been ascertained : Amount me sham Due In April.ll47. Due A1m.13 ca . Wunber Dna of Jan% Arflelnn ...... 110 14 IV - 40 0 42.000 166.010 Ituflnio unl Isle .... 117 10 0 1,.un0 stmt. r 0,4 .4 Dm, emus) 1 1 10 0 601 1?. 000 One, SoutY. WnL DOW. N., 4 par en• 1 15 10 0 40,000 te Oren Lotonboorg 17 10 0 100,000 109,tt0 LanalOre End Tatty. Yew 104. . U dep. 1 0 0 17,50 1:5000 Leett, 104.1404. 4;1 UaUni 14 .1 .=: ."11811 :„ .. ,..... 0 14 HO CO 0.104 :0140 Lusetan4c473444 6 e anr noL 1 210 0 341 8.007 Lou.oa d Rlansall, Now 1157 13 dep. 110 0 19.021 43.1136 linsonlitan. J. L. Stotedo4 1 6 0 0 unworn. Mra7Z7: it.. 14 dep. 110 0 160,012 216,2151 Nen. t, Anoonnay:nd Ilen'onl.6 per enc. 1134.. 30 8 30 0 21.604 43.714 ona Vurlislare, ........ 11 17 30 7 10 0 0 unknown. two 101 11 ditto Vole 01 Nutt, 144 lOU U 4 30 0 ciao .e.T.sva The following circular, which foreshadows a I further demand upon the money market, has been recently forwarded to the shareholders of the East Indian Railway Company : lam instructed to inform you that the Ron. East India Company have consented to raise the guaranteed rate of in terest from 41 to 3 per cent. on a further issue of 1.500.0cku. capital of the East Indian Railway Company; and I am now instructed by the board of directors to offer you an allotment of shame of M. each, being your rateable pro , portion of the above issue, conditionally upon your paying the call of dl. per share which has this day been madi upon the said shares in pursuance of the arrangement with the East India Company, amounting to £ on or before the 9th day of May next, at the Public Drawing Office of the Bank of England. You can, at your option, pay the whole value of 20!. per share, amounting W £ , on or before the said 9th day of May next, at the Public Drawing Office of the Bank of England. The now shsres will be denominated Extension E Shares. The payment of the above call, on or before the 9th day of May next, will be held to be your declaration of the accep tance of the shares; and in case you foil ti pay the eall within the time stated, this allotment of shares will be cancelled. A meeting of the Hungarian Land Company is called for tomorrow. The half-yearly meeting of the London Gas Com pany is called for the 14th April. \lce-Chaneellor Kindersley proposes on the 20th April to proceed to settle the list of contributories of the London and County Assurance Company. SATURDAY ETTNINO. The extreme interest excited by the City Election occasioned some interruption to business in the Stock Exchange to-day ; nevertheless all the markets were better. There was en evident disposition to hope that the intelligence from China will prove correct. The funds improved I per cent., and showed much firmness throughout the day. In the railway share market, although the settlement was in full pro gress, much buoyancy prevailed, and a considerable advance in prices was established. Some of the leading French railway stocks were also quoted decidedly higher. There was a good demand for money to-day in the discount market, and the current terms continue fully equal to those of the Bank. Console opened and closed at 931 to 1 for the Bth April, and 931 to a for money. For the ith May the price may be quoted 941 to 1. The official busi ness report us as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sole, for money, 93i, 93t; ditto, for account, Bth April, 931, 931. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Ex chequer Bonds, falling payable in 1838, 981, 981. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted Is. die. to 3s. prem. ; the June Bills, Ss. to Is. die.; and Ex ekequerßonds, 98/ to 99. _ . Lsinsmw..s.s. took plum in Turkish Six per Cents. The market showed firmness in the morning, and transactions are recorded as high as 98!, but sales were then pressed, accompanied by a report thnt some of the English capitalists identi fied with the proposed Bank of Turkey have with drawn from the undertaking, in consequence of a difference u to the degree of control to be vested in the London board. The closing price showed some recovery from the lowest point of the day, but was still 2 per mat. below that of yesterday, being 97t to 98 for money. The "continuation" to the 17th April ruled at to per cent. Ottoman Bank shares were flat in the morning, but had rallied at the close to 1 to l prem. (tor money), being filNorably influenced by the came re port which caused the fall in Turkish Six per Cents. After the regular hours the price was strong, at prem., " buyers." The " continuation" on these shares to the 17th April was heavy, being about :Is. 6d. per share. Other Bank stocks were quiet. National Discount shares closed at 11-16 to 9-16 die. Australian .Igricultural show a further de cline. London General Omnibus were quoted to prem. The nominal dosing cinotations for the newly pro jected railways are subjoined, viz.: Punjaub Railway, to I prem. : Oxide Railway, par to 1-16 prem.; Northern Bengal Railway, par to A prem. ; Central (hide Railway, to prem. ; Eastern Bengal Railway, to ! prem. ; Calcutta and South Eastern Railway, par tot prem. ; Euphrates Valley Rail way, 1.16 to A prem.; Rip Railway, 1 to It prem. ; North of India Tramroad , 1-16 to k prem.; and Trinidad Railway, a to # prem. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 31st inst. for the conveyance of stores to Corfu. Colombo, Cape of Good Hope, Sydney, and Auckland. MINES.-THIS DAY Two o'CLoac. The market for home mining stocks remains quiet, the inquire being limited. Pnees exhibit little alte ration. The transactions recorded in the Stock Ex change, comprise Alfred Consols at 221; Great Wheal Vor, at 61 and 0 ; and South Caradon, at 350. in foreign -hares there is no new feature. Cobro are marked 61. Subjoined is a list of Saturday's transactions in the Mining Exchange: Drakewalls. 31. 1,3 s. 9J.; Beet Alfred, 2, 1 ; Gawton United. 10n. nd., Iln. Gd.; Great Allied. B.i*; Kelly Bray, 24e. Gd.. 25e., Ds. ed., 265.; Lady Denim, 10s., lls.; Want Consols, 4. 31 ,• Margo,. 171, 1; North Frances, 18 ; Resewarne 401, 411 ; Wbeal Edward, 41; V, Trelawney, 24126. Fonenl noti .5 in e v en that a petition for the winding up of the Sandie Vale to Company is expected to he. hoard before the )tester of the Rolls on the 16th April. SAI VaDAT Symms. The market for home mining stocks was to-day viry dull and inanimate, and the general tone was fkt. Great Wheal Alfred iitiar,s were quoted am iably lower. North Wheal Crofty also showed heavinem Foreign deNeriptions exhibit no variation. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. The trivet- of wheat and flour have been moderate the past week, and the supply from Essex and Kent this morn ing small ; nevertheless, up to a late hour little or no pros grass could be made in Was although factors would have accepted Is. to 20. por qr. lean money for both foreign and English wheat. Norfolk flour, 38e. to 3Se. Gd. sack. Melting barley declined le.; English distilling anti gentling Is. to 2-. ; and foreign 2 e. to 3s. per qr. fron lag My I . Oats n red snPPIY. and 6d. to le. per qr. cheaper. Peas le. lower. Beane barely maintained their value. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROW SAReII 43 TO MARCH U. C.osstviss Sohn. lialA cMD. Uses res. qr. Am vs lib. sis. DrelAS U 04% 49 .... 11S9 Sem& = CI - a left Forslia XO9 1119 i VS . 119 . IIS 3.0.149_ .. 1994 SS 10010 Ng 11 14 .... Ot. N. UAL.. 1110 3 ' StO .... ••• • • ..• rarotTso MO PI MINCLIO-LANE..—TH I S DAY. The public estee declared for to-morrow . —Suicar 0 . 000 bane Mauritius, 400 bags Bengel, 1,800 bags Ms drae, and 10,000 begs Siam. Coffee : 300 (Arks Ceylon, 660 bales Roche, 100 bags Rio , and 800 bat, Evil India. Cocoa 900 tags Trinidad. Saltpetre: I,l'oo bar. Itice: 2,000 bad.. Tea 11,000 packages. Our private contract markets have been doll .inie Friday, but a few parcel. of sugar have boon sold, chiefly to arrive, at previous rater. Correa.—No aides reported. Rice.—A limited lousiness done at full pie( F. _ _ . Corros.-306 halm sold. Tr. t.-The new, received on Saturday about the Emperor of China being anxious for peace, although not generally believed, fldtcned tho market, and vome sales were made in common rongon et 12d., full terms, and et the of the market to-day, 500 chests were sold at that _pace; after the receipt of the priv-ate trlegraphv there amazed to be buyers et 12d. to 121 d., and our nearest quo &Won le now 12d. to 12td. cash and prompts. Orig.-Seal, pale, 481. to 481. 10s.; yellow. 441. to 441. les.' brown, 411. to 42/. • sperm body, 99/. to 1001.; headmaster s 10.5/. to 106/. • co d, 481. to 491. ; South Sea, pale, 481.; yellow. 451. to 461. 10s.; olive Gallipoli, 59/. to 601.; Spanish and Sicily, 68!. 10 a. to 501 . ; cwee-wit, 49e. 64. to 50s. 64. ; palm, floe, 455. to 455. 3d. ; linseed, 395. ed. ; rope, pale, 54e.; brown, 51a. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is firm :—Town tallow is quoted 33e. f'sl. to 9d. nett cash: Petersburg Y. C. on the epot Me.; April, 53e. May to June, 52e. 9d. PARTICI:FLAWS Olt TALLOW. Rock oe band Aida Detimy lrt yrs* . ........ ....... ll DWG tram Ist Aso ........ Anivae4 .11.16 • Prf Ditto 3 t" On GC 41. 1 i 16.1411 , 4 2.1 1 0 14 4111 MUM Arrival far the week mdlai 7th A6ell hoe Yewiee. 75, i hal delivery 1:37 ark. The arrival Ire 'reek eaaapr OS oaks tem kitaila; sad Cu ra4 Iron other *ea Total. *lamb. METROPOLITAN S R ATTLE MARKET. (THI) The number of bracts is again small and trade briek. Late prices are well supp.rted, but there is nu quotable advance. The eo Iv „f slesp is still very wants , . 'They are nobly di of at • slight advance on choicest quslities. Caff it about the same as on Friday. Frow Genaany and Holland thole are 277 beasts, 170 ale ep. and 39 salves. Scotland, 300 bran. Ireland, 90. Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,000; and 100 Trout th northern and tabiland counties. err dem nt albs s. ad. a 6., Per 5t,0.4 oth.. 4. a 4. Best P.Nots. Uertionis.. 4 6 0 Rat Me a lit hrsole Mt 1. 5 4 Mos abesoltores ..... 1 410 DM Loss P 616 6eeoa4l44elltle beasts.. 3 4 I Ow 4e 6bAre 410 6 I Core.. ............. 8 6 6 Sew ato 61.1143 60 6 4 Bret •11 ... 4 41 4 te. de. :Isms 44 4 6 Wet 411.1wels 4 6 6 lambs ..... Beasts et market, 3,3a1; slop sad Isnetal 4 ,t dem i.; plot. 110. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mesta*. Pattenden end Smith report that the ;-waked continua steady, at Last week's prices. COAL MARKET.—THIS HAY. Holism% 17s. 6d.: Walls End Keepier Grange, 17s. 9d. Walls Mud Heti= Lyme, 16s. 6d. , Walls End Haswell,; 18s. Gd,; Walls End Helton, 18.. 6d.; Walls End Camp, 18.1.; Walls End Stewart's, 119. 6d.; Walla End Tar, 18s. 6d,-8i fresh ships at market. THE 110 N. 'Mit. STUART WORTLEY.—We Urn happy to stale, from inquiries wo have made, that this learned gentleman bs recovered to for lova his late revere indiaposition to render it obable tbnt be will be able to reimme his arduous duties in n fortnight ur these weeks.— Chart Jettrnaf. BRUTAL MEllltEtt.—A letter, doted Thursday, otaten that a dreadful murder WAR committed on the preview night In tween the Junction nod Limerick. The name of the decreed had not transpired. but it appeam that the body, after being frightfully mutilated, wan placed aerate the rails, in anticipntian of te next two pawing Orel' it ; fortunately, the enrineelriv h er oteerved the body, and. having gonna) the train before it reached it, &neve ha and found that life wan quite extinct. No other partitadirt are as yet known. TltE COLLIERY EXPLOSION NEAR BARNsLEY. —Lime is mixed with the water drawn out of the pit as a dininfeetant. to prevent any injurious omorpietten to the residents of the neighbourhood. /awl anxiety still mints Among the friends of the deceased so to the recovery of the When, and many assembled to witness the crimmemement of operation, for emptying the pit. A waggon load of coffins ,rut Prom Banish y to Lundhill a few Soya ego, to le ready when the bodies ninth Lc recovered, created a very painful eenmt,on in the intervening village*. The re-ventilation of the pit when empty will be promot,6l by two large tow whit h me being erected forth' purpose. and it in understood that the haranious tank of exploration and recovering the the ballot will be intrusted toe numl6trof the most exprieneed miners who can be found in the di.triet. Thaezmperattue of the water in the pit tot being yet quite uniform, it is said that wane doubt mill raja., in well informed quarters as to whether the, fires yet extingutehod.