The Express. — London, England, 1863-04-30 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Jodgs Ordinary.) HARI v. HAV.2.-7PART-IiZAILD. This moraingadditional evidence was given in support of the petitioner'sosse. Mrs. Donovan, mother of Mn. Hare, mid she wax a widow. Her husband, Timothy Donovan, was for 4tl years clerk to Mr. Plowman, of Whitehall, solicitor. The respon dent's conduct to her daughter bad been kind, but her conduct to him had been everything that a wife's ought to be. In July 1861, witness was at Manley with the petitioner. Heard the respondent say to her " You are nothiog but a dead dog here, and I'll crush you. I am master, audyou know it now. Heard a disturbance be tween them • end when the petitioner came upstairs her throat was badly swollen, and she spoke quite thick. Left Aaerley the next day with her. A fortnight after she went back with the petitioner for her clothes. The respondent seised his wife again by the throat, and witness wee obliged to unclasp his band. After this he pushed both of them dowistairs.l A formal notice of the respondent to Donovan to remove his wife from Anerley was then read. Croas-examined--The respondent was never called a " blackguard," or " scoundrel," or a "sneak," or other had names, by trireme arbor husband. Had never bunted him from room to room. Never told her daughter not to mind him, or to have what she wanted and make bun pay for it. Never said that she would get him out of his situation, and that she bad plenty of friends to help her. Knew of the petitioner's application to Vice-Chatioelior Kiiidersley ; but she did that under the idea that if the Vies-Chancellor would interfere it might heal the unhappy breech. Sir C. Creswell — Not all the chancellor himself to boot I am afraid could have done that. Winees—Petitioner bad had to put op with so mock from the respondent that witness woodered that she was not dif ferent to what she was. This beiog the petitioner's cam, Sir C. Crea/ell asked Dr. Spinks (with him Mr. Searle) whether be expected to obtain a verdict to the effect that there had been cruelty in the legal mom! Dr. Spinks—l don't know why I should not, my lord. Still the matter is so completely one of summing up that after that intimation of your lordship's opinions 1 will withdraw. Sir C. Cromwell—There is that sort of scintilla of evidence that I must leave it to the jury, but I must do it with such such observations that I should be surprised if you got a verdict. think, my lord, that after that I shall be ezerounni s sound diacretioe d I do not men the OM say forthar. Sir C. Cromwell—The cam is a most unfortunate and diesetrous one. Nothing so much contributes to human 'rtrras good temper bbut— i tkiasoa (for thewpoodent)—l hope, my lord, that NOON mesas will be found of bridging over the chasm. Sir C. Cromwell-1 bops so. Genttemen of the jury, you eal led for UN respondent. We should have pl.sty to do if every dispets of this kind was brought Were sm. A larer—My lord, we were manimously of opinion last ni¢t that the petitioner had so cow Sir C. Cromwell—A (ter that, Dr. Brinks, you will feel you were perfectly justified in adopting the omen you have taken. Verdict fettle respondent. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Cos taiadoser Hoirovd.) CASPIZI.L DOUGLAS KAWKISLIT, • cArraur II TIM LITZ 00411174. The bankrupt w; (Woe ;rpeaia I. the life Guards. He sow owes to unsecured creditors 13.0001., sad to aredi• tom holding security, 4,0001. He has gives up to the wiper about 4,0001. of amens. This was a sitting for tart essasimatieu. Yr. Sil r od o gnstructed Igesine. Lawmen Plows, and Boyer) far tin assigeses ; Mr. Breast Reed for Messrs. Moir sad Godfrey, weaken ; Yr. C. B. Lewis 19 V ek 'trgood maid the widow required further time to examine the accoteets. The bankrupt had been for t o years living with a lbs. Pitt, at "The Dell," neer Stainer, sad then IMO very .memos tramentions between them. The lienkrupt, shortly before his baakruptcy, paid to Mrs. Pitt's trustees a sum of 17,0131., received by him from the Court of Chancory ender his father's will, tad the asaigaese aired twee to investigate the 0810 advances. Mr. the trustee, abd Mrs. Pitt bed both bees examined, audit was very important that escoart promised dee* with the 'vides*, of Mrs. by the fcmner should be examined Pitt. The bombs" as 1111.&11112W0111, stated that • Mr. Ytta- TUG= had formerly bad minter** in " The which had bees p rchwd by Mrs. Pitt's trustees for 5001., which he had paid to them. The moor/ wart woo by betting et Goodwood in _ _ _ Mr. Sargood raid that did sot appear by the amounts filed, arid titer hearing Mr. C. E. Lewin The Cecomiesimer directed as edjouninieat, the emit' nem when pommeled of the accounts to 'situate to the bankrupt the waists OG which they wished to examine him. Order sa lV i emi Mr. Commink - _ Faso.) The bankrupt applied I.; hie ceder of disclaims. Xt. F. Heat opposed. The order was greeted. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) GUILDHALL. SIMPOIIIt Can or STM111:110. Mary Anis Well was brought upon remand before Alderman Hompleary, obarged with unlawfully wounding her husband, whereby kie life woe eadangered. When the prisoner was Int at this court her husband wee lying is a very condition is Bt. Bartholomew's Hospital, so series, indeed, that after the primmer bad been mimed to Neergate information arrived that the man was in such a dale of prostration that it was warmly possible that lie mead live through the night. This been ocanmunicated to the Lord Mayor, as the chief roagistrate ad the only one resident in the Oft, hi lordship proceeded to the hospital, sod there took what was thee believed to be the dying man 's deposition. Investor ittesilit now reported that the prisoner's hus band was programing famorably, bat, althoeigh out of im mediate daa he would not be able to sifted for at least another week ar rrar, ten days. Alderman BEMplaery thou ressanded the primmer for S. week. MAILLBOBOUGH-IfYRKET. EERNILER =QOM.—AN APOLOGY TO THE QUEEN. Boca after Mr. Boon took his seat on the bench this mos* a respectably dressed ranee teas napped into ths box allotted to the appliamita, and, eddraming the magis trate, raid : rasn awry to my OM Let sight is a momeat el excitement and irritation I said dimparaging re epeetiag her Majmty. Now as I tear Watt may be deemed ea mammy to my (Nem awd country sod sot a loyal 'abject, I have t o to empress my regret and sorrow. Mr. Kam said he was very glad to beer it. t 'I7I have elm to request that, brides apologis ha slowed to take the oath of allegiance. Yr. Kam rid the applimat's declaration of his regret and amity man salisient, sad be hoped he was now a loyal ma rappliosag who emoted moeh relieved after maim kis milatineet, thanked the magistrate, sad retired. SOUTHWARK. ATTIMPTIED !SCICIDI FROM ♦ [ITEM RUA BOAT. A ;C:67:;1"." ;;;.7.7.111;;;;;T5ar - 7 71e - seribri ass Isbetwor, wubrought up in custody from Ott s Hospital chimed with attemption to commit wick* jumping late the river Themeo from • steam boat. The Rev. Dummaa Long, rector of Saint Itary, Hennaed. Rey, said that about 1 o'clock on the afternoon of Tuesday aboard a Citizen steamboat for the *I to the West-end. Just as the veseel 'Meted saw primmer deliberately jump overboard, mad Ailak im deep water. Witome inimabately *laid for assistaaos, and paroeivior a life buoy hangisg Dear, he seined It, sad threw it towards the prisoner ow his merging from the wake, but be refused to take bold of it. Several of the crew sad pawners came up, and the mate took a long boat-book, and succeeded in catching bold of the priamer's clothes just as he wee in the act of 'Midas a second time, and with aesistasee the prisoner was dragged as board and taken ashore, and banded over to the pollee. He was quite ineemshis whoa taken out of the river, sad be thought he was dead. Wits's, added that be never maw a more deter mined attempt at suicide in his life. Jolts Wine, 4903 A, maid that on Tuesday afternoon ha wee ea duty near LoodoeAsidge, wbea he beard cries of " A man overboard !" proceed from the steps on the west side. He immediately ran down io that direction, when the prisoner was being landed from the steamer in an ez • hearted state. With the assistance of two watermen he carried bin, to Guy's Hospital, when the usual restoratives were applied with success, and as soon as he recovered he said that he wished they had let him alone, as he meant to have destroyed himself. The magistrate asked the prisoner what be had to may in answer to the charge ? He replied that he had nothing to any, only be was tired of his life. _ . -- fire Z g iatnite ordered him to be remanded to Hong. monger-lane Oaol so that some inquiries might be made shout biro. The Wicklow oorreepondett of the Dublin Ba ru/ states that a lady residing is Bray had lately became involved in difficulties through accepting bells for a rela tive, which necessitated the immediate disposal of the tor• sitars and effects of her house. The auction had been as 'may advertised, when one evening, prior to the day of sale, a stranger walked into the house ad presented her with 2001., the amount required to meet her liabilities, de clined any acknowledgment, and asked but one favour— namely, that site wenld not name her benefactor. The disorder from which the Registrar-General is safferieg is not small-pox, metered, but is of a mu& lem severe value, being simply chicken-poi. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 30, 1863. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (n zoom) IIIIRMAPII.) SALISBURY NESTING.-(THIS DAY.) CRAVEN PLATE. 5 furlooge. flosiveralse, Soho°halation, Baroa of Avoa, Fits Royter, Omar f, Royal Sovereign, and Miss Edtnonaon ar hero. SALISBURY STAUB. Half a mile. Brythis, Black Friar, Madam Tiernafico, Beaver, Niobs, Toot Foolery, o Police. Otamost, Laverick Wells, Bistro f, sad Lady Williams me hero. WILTSRIRE STAEFSL Two miler. Sycophant, (Idon'em Alive. Darlington, Merry Maid, Dr. Syntax, Isolate, Raglan, and Princess Vocqsal are bare. SWEEPSTAKES OF 5 SOVS. Five furlongs. Dalegman, Declaration, Rantipole, Nowfoundland, sad Pinkeye' are bare. IN lIS 1111 11410 IN 100 SHARE LISTS-(T1118 DAY.) Two 0 1 01.06%. The railway market is firm to-day, and the gene- u ral tendency of prices decidedly favourable. Great ! Eastern stock is in prominent demand, and has ; risen a per cent. London and South Western and N e Midland have also advanced i ; South Eastern, ; London and North Western, Lancashire and York- to shire, and Great Norther; ; and Caledonian ' 1. London and North Western stock is now quo tedted 94 to 4 ; Great Western, 661 to 67 ; KWIAndo Me to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1074 to 108} ; South Eastern, 92 to 4 ; Great Eastern, 521 tto 1 ; Great Northern, 121 to 123 ; London ill and South Western, 1024 to 103 ; and Caledonian, ; 1124 to 113. to Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are better, II at 231 to 24. Bahia are also inquired for, while II Pernambuco Sambre and Meuse, and San Paulo, M are rather dull. East Indian, Great Southern of ; India, and• Madras railway stocks are firm. Great I Western of Canada shares have improved. WIDLIIART "ALLYN AND 5201.13. 1 eh. Ire I Raman. I y ea rld i r e I 1D to ii /Wm.. WO. *maw y leg& nod_ Tyro Drafrook.nookL•ll4.C Diklid sad kr*" Osisekoiro Oat owl Boolloa— DL • IA Ds. Illp.Llopoillo& Dobbs oadlo 00. 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We regret to announce the lose of one of the Sheet ships that ever entered the Money, the Sarah Palmer, Caplan Bead, belonging to thin port. She sailed front Oilcans on the 21st January, bound to Liverpool, with • cargo valued at 120.0001., and consisting of 1,770 moods saltpetre, 19,553 meads rice, 2,926 mends seeds, 2,036 bales jute, 2,147 bales of MUM, a quantity of indigo, and other produce ; wad from information received at the rooms of the Underwriters' Association, yin tarday afternoon, from J W. Walsh, Fag., agent far Lloyd's at Wexford, it appears that she was wrecked near Tuakar yesterday, that one boat containing several of the crew is mining, and there is no proba bility of any portion of her cargo or materials being eaved till the gale moderates. The Liverpool steamtug Rattler was in attendance at the scene of the disaster in order to sender assistance. The officers and Grew of the Sarah Palmer number abort forty men.—Lirerpooi Mercury. GREAT INDIAN PENINSULA EJLILWAY. (reinDAY.) The half-yearly meeting of the proprietors was held at noon at the London Tavern, Mr. W. J. HAMILTON, chairman of the baud, preeidiag. The report and acconote Lavin been taken ae reed, The Ceargitag, in moving their adoption, said everything vas prooeedl•geatiefactorily. A telegraphic • hadbeen recently nerved announcing the opening of the Ghat line,a work which reflected great credit on all who were espied or its cematruetion. That hoe formed the key would to - UT. south-eastern portion of the property, and won. facilitate the traffics in this direction. He cautioned the proprieton spinet expecting an immediate diminu tion of tie examen on this twat of the company's property. The sada wee ea enormous that it was necessary to 02.111114 peat scathes at the outset. The fall arnouated tow less than 300 image in three or four months. The earth-oadere line wee propane( satisfactorily, and withia a abort time would ps up Oommunicatiat . with the gnat Imam district of Borer' With regard to the Meaner, ever) thins to the report afforded matter for con- The working expenses had beep redeemed from Fl a tt i r per cuk in the corresponding period of the pre oldies year. The law fame bad trot proved as reemoura tive uit waa hoped they would do. Passengers was sew veyed 42 miles for 100., which was lower than the eharim of other Fedi= railway °mummies. No site for e tensinue at Bombay had yet been esoured, but peat efforts were being mods to obtain one The motto. having beet emeaded. Mr. 11111.11108 thonghti the question of Wes one of mat iga )ifs. rv:roe, 11. P., a dilutor, raid the board had raked W ladle guerement I. flit maximum rates of charge. sad leave it to the eoeepaay to deterraise what charges should he suds within that limit, thus amemilatior the position at the conipsay to that of compuice in England. The rovers. meat had hitherto not only Bud rate., but had oleo told thus what sect of soconuitodabon should be provided, the practical result beteg that they an eusennoos number of peseiregers, and did not obtain more than two-thirds of the amount charged by ether °meanies. He hoped that before long this matter would be plaoed on a more satisfactory footing. The report having been adopted, the retiring directors were re elected, and the meeting terminated with the anal vote of thinks to the oh/arum ead his colleague. CAPE TOWN RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) The halt- d early meeting of the proprietors was bold at ass oclock, at the Leaden Tomo ; Yr. Mutate*/ WATOOS is the chair. Tito report, which had been previously puUished, having bens takes as read. The Cuarnuan. in moving its adoption, observed that, owing to the nonfulfilment of the confect for its con- Anted= the opening of the lion hod been delayed, and it was now weemeary to borrow 60,0001., in order to com plete it Two sections of the line were opened in February sad May Imt year, and the traffic on them yielded at tirst eeepy 1U per mile per week and 171. fts. per week. The receipts wee afterwards reduced in come:peace of Hoods, sad 11111118W111 had to be takes to repair the damage. The remaining nine miles in team al conetroetim would, there wee reason to hops, be upend in June next, which would complete the 68 miles of railway from Ceps Town to Wel lington. The workbag expenses were at present rather in mese al the receipts, lout that state of things was not likely to sootiest& — .lll. 671. Bump; managiog director, seconded the motion. He observed that the station at Wellington wee sow is rapid course of erection, end nothing could prevent the intim 'geeing of the live in June, unless it was the eon snivel ed mall quality of sleepers, which were vow on their way to the Oaps. In alluding to the result. sod pro spers of the relic he said that in the first 4 months, whoa there were ray 21 miles open, the number of pea -1 carried was 36,000 ; in the next six months, in iel= three =err when the traffic was 'eerily stopped for many days, the nensher was 40,1)00 ; and in Jerry and February this year it was 20,000, making a total of 96,001:1 wahin there,. The quantity of goods carried within the sere period was 20,000 tow ; tt having infrared from 700 tons per week is the first 44 mouths to 1,600 bra per week in Jeerer, sod February. The report hawing bees adopted • resolution was parsed euthorisieg the &restore to borrow the sem of 50,0001., or any smaller ear, epee reek terms as to rated interest, time of repayment, end otherwire, es they ms y think fit. eer ier shore as whir the sells were eepeid were afterwards forfeited, sod the meeting terminated in the usual manner. BAHIA AND BAN PRANCINCO RAILWAY. (THIS DAY.) The eleventh ordinary general meeting of the proprietors wee held at 1 o'clock at the London Tavern, Mr. Joav &mum. in the chair. The report having bees taken as read, and the chairman having moved its acloptioa, • question was asked with respect to certain rumours which had seat down the price of the share*, to the effect that the line when opened would not pay its waiting expenses. Erplaoatiooa were given by the chairmaa. and Mr. Vignola, the serums:de-chief, to the effect that there was no doubt that the tra ffi c would go fer to pay the guarantee as well as working azaleas. The explanations were received with evident satisfaction ; earthy) report having bees adopted, votes of thanks were pawed in favour of the , the directors, and Mr. Vigooles. 11111T/811 FOONIIIIIIOIOI. lINI I BAELVATL 14111•161 ail Ors. ler. *o.lo.s.iip.r. Do. New _ De. New. abwm. DiMaislilakeiiguesisi - 17 - 11 — .ra rim .7; Baft.,/lriat, Goder T SPA 06.. Asg. 1811 Do. lids KIM Do. Jos 1/1/4, Oalseat Durant.. Nips T p ADoce ',Agar %O ter ! `"`g°` Idly gum 6 p et. Da. G. Iness!loa.. Do H. do amid 'Ranh of Nm nn.l.t p ••4 Bonds Do. do. deterred Do. Ind prot.Boods Do. do. defend Do. 3rd prof. Do. /11:1. .alereed Do. 4th prof. .BSock. Do. do. Nimrod Wawa a orisons Do. 800 Du. BlWool Cooe January, ▪ at Willa &d%64 .c t. Do. Now no.dp.oßdncror.ol b Indian =eh 1.13 " i0d Madras Owe. fie For a. De. do. pm ipse Do. al * Exton. Slotb.Cort.dp. dined, Idalb. end Babson By. N. Brunsolat it Moms Glass • and 11 of Lamed. p. o Salado, dos f pre oast— , Do. Deihl do. Do. do do Do. 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MILL INI 1014 ilo 1(01 lei xi 7 I 1 Ii NI 14 Kl 212 MITI 2 ti 25 83 .2 ills par ei it af 4$ si al Ti a l re :11 21 _ n. N .- 41 43' 10 11 15% 405 It 4 5 at 00 NI so • i see ue u sr is 0000 0 0 . Lou I in in al 6 REDUCTION IN THE BANK RATE OF DISCOUNT. Two o'CLocz. The directors of the Bank of England, at their weekly court to-day, have reduced the minimum rate of discount from per cent, at which it was fixed ou Thursday last, to 3. This step had scarcely been looked for quite so soon, yet has occasioned no surprise, the terms in the gmaeral market having fallen even below 3 per cent for good bills. In consequence of the alteration at the Bank, the joint stock banks have reduced the rate allowed for deposits from 2} to 2 per cent. The discount establishments will henceforward give 2 per cent. (instead of 20 " at call," and 21 (instead of 21) at I notice, The Bank measure bee given a further impulse to the stock markets, which are buoyant. The funds have again risen per cent., and Engliab railways, in most cases, to }. Foreign stocks are rising rapidly. Consols are now quoted 931 to I both for money and the account (May 7). The official btuiiness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93i, 9; I, 93 ; ditto for account, 93, 3 ; Three per Centa. Reduced, 91i, f; New Three per Cents., 91, },f; Bank Stock, 234, 235 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 109}, j ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 107* ; and Exchequer Bills, Bs., ss. prem. The scrip of the Confederate Loan is quiet, at 11 to 2} prem., and that of the Turkish at If to 11 prem. Italian is firmer, at 11 to 2 prem. Foreign stocks show a decidedly upward ten dency, particularly Spanish Passive Bonds, which have again advanced about 1 per cent. The Turkish Loan of 1868 has risen per cent., and that of 1862, as well as the ConsolidEs, to 1. Greek Bonds are comparatively dull, but Italian, Egyptian, Mexican, New Graradian, and Peruvian are all better. The Turkish Loan of 1864 is now quoted 87 to 88 ; that of 1858, 684 to 69; that of 1862, 704 to 71; the Oonsolides, 49 to ; and Greek, 294 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows:-Brazilian, 101 ; ditto, 1852, 1806, 1860, 94 ; Buenos Ayres, 944 ; Chiliad, 102 ; Dutch Certificates, 1004 ; Egyptian, 98, 4, ; ditto second issue, 974 ; Greek, for account, 294, 4, 1 ; ditto Coupons, 144, 4, 14 ; Italian, 711, 1 ; ditto Maremmana Railway, 764 ; Mexican, for account, 354, 343, 351 ; New Granada, 161, 1, f ; ditto Deferred, 81,1; ditto land Warrants (Hectares), 7 ; Peru vian, 1862, for account, 881, 89 ; Portuguese, 1862, 481 ; Sardinian, for account, 87 ; Spanish, for account, 544 ; ditto Passive, 34, 4, 9, 304, 344, 35 ; ditto Certificates, 114, 4,4, ; Turkish, 1862, for account, 704 ; Venezuela, 1862, 58. It is officially announced that the Stock Exchange will be closed to-morrow, the Ist of May, according to custom. The shares of the New London Financial Asso ciation are in great demand, and have risen to 31 to 41 prem. The dismount market remains exceedingly easy. Good bills continue to be taken at 3 per oent, and in some cases lower. The number of applicants for a angle bond of 201. each in the new Turkish Loan proves even larger than has been stated, and the entire number of applications from persons of all clamors in England and France is thus raised to no lees than 60,000. The aggregate subscribed for is 2,700,000 bonds., 'representing 64,000,0001. sterling of stock. It re ' sults, from the large absorption by small subecribera, that the general allotment will not exceed me tenth or one-eleventh of the amount applied for. As the second intalment of 10 per cent. on the Confederate Loan becomes due on the Ist May, and the Stock Exchange will to closed on that day, Messrs. J. H. Schroder and Ca, for the ac commodation of the members of that body, will take the payment on the 2nd May, on the stook on which the 10 per cent. has not previously been Paid- . _ The Water Nymph has arrived from Melbourne with 188,0001. in gold, and the City of New York, from New York, with 22,0001. About 270,5001. in Australian gold is known to be now on the way to England. The Nelson, with 49,5001., has been out 114 days ; the Agincourt, with 100,0001., 84 days ; the Trebolgan, with 10,0001., 71 days ; and the Sussex, with 117,0001., 89 days. The silver market is rather firmer, in oonsequence of the flatter tendency of the continental exchanges. The Loudon and North Western Railway tragic return shows this week an increase of 4,4811 ; the Great Eastern an increase of 1,8471. ; an d the London and South Western an increase of 1,8021. An important undertaking is announced this afternoon, under the title of the London Financial Association (Limited). It possesses a highly respectable direction, and it is stated that appli cations have already een privately registered for a very large portion of the tint capital of 1,000,0001. The programme is of au original character, though partaking in many respects of that carried out so successfully by the Cr&lit Mobilier Society of Paris. It is proposed to centralise the large fivaucial business which is constantly being carried on iu negotiating debentures and bonds, making advances un railway and other securities, ale, on mortgage or title deeds, and on works in progress, as well as to afford channels for obtaining the requisite facilities to parties having the charge of parliamentary bills, and to contractors for railways or other public works. The association thus pro poses to act as a useful auxiliary to bankers, capi talists, solicitors, agents, and brokers. Its opera tions are to include the undertaking of money agencies, and the receipt of deposits at interest. It is evident that the class of business proposed is likely to yield large profits, but an un usual exercise of care and prudence will be required. No promotion money is to be paid, nor are any but the most indispensable preliminary expenses to be entertained. Until the shareholders shall have re ceived a minimum dividend of 6 per cent. the directors are to be without remuneration, but that point passed, they are to receive one-fifth of the surplus. The shares are of 501. each, and it is proposed to call up 251. per share. The British and Foreign Marine Insurance Com pany will commence business at their temporary offices No. 39, Luthbury, un the let of May. The Mercantile and Exchange Bank have taken premises in Mincing-lane, where they propose to corn mental business, as well as inLiverpool, immediately. Formal notice is given that application is being , made to the Board of Trade to grant a charter of incorporation to a company to be called " The Coin- mercial Bauk Corporation of India and the East," for the purpose of establishing banks of issue and ' deposit in Singapore, reuang, Ceylon, Hong Kong, the Mauritius, and elsewhere. 'l he annual meeting of proprietors of the Na tional Bauk is convened for the 26th of May. Subjoiued are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the last Stook Exchange list : lnsorance.—Albert Medical Life and Family Endow. ment, 21; Alliance British sad Foreign, 151 15 ; ditto )(Wipe ; b 3; British and Foreign harass (limited). 21 COMlllettlat Union, 51 ; Eagle,6l •; Empire Earle (Limited), • Ocean Merits. 141 ; Usivenal lilifilet Gaslight and Coke.—Brighton and Rowe, 19; European. new, 54 ; Greet Central, 191 ; leoperial, fai; est.. D._ bantams, '207 ; Imperial ContinestaL 731 ; hander, 891 ex div. • Nasals 99 ; Veiled °eased, b ; Wasemiuster Chatered, 88 ; ditto sew, 45 ; Western, 201 ; ditto new, 9,1. osel.—Semzet and Arne (guaranteed by Greet Western Bail way), 61. Waterworks—Berlin, Fi ; Chelsea, 241. hooka—Londoo, 571 ; Si. Katharine, ; Victoria, 981. WiDniAit XVZSIMS. Consols, which closed yesterday at 92i to 93, both for money And the .71b of May, opened this morn ing at the same quotation, and closed at 93 to I. The official business report is as follows::—Threw per Cent. Consols, for money, 991, 93 93, ; ditto for account, ; Three per Reduced, Cents. 911, i; New Three per Ceuta., 911, i, 1, 4; Thirty ears Annuities, 1865, 14 13-16; Bank Stock, 2364 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1001, 4 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 1071. The India Five per Cent. Stock wag firm at 1094 to 4 ; and Exchequer Bills at 15s. to en. prem. Tbe business in the foreign stook market was of an important character, the demand continuing active. - The settlement in the shares of the Imperial Ottoman Bank has been satisfactorily completed to-day. The shares were in demand, and the price hes advanced to 114 to 12 pram. The supply eves at this price is very limited, and the adjustment of trauxact;ons to-day indicate • steady absorption. The large profits accruing to the bank from tie Turkish Loan negotiation just concluded naturally tend to raise the shares in the market. The pries to-day has been higher in Loudon than in Paris, though hitherto the reverse has been the case. Alliance Bank, Anglo-Portuguese Bank, Bank of Victoria, Continental Bank, English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank, Standard Bank of Africa, and Bank of New South Wales shares have all improved to-day. On the other hand, Bank of British North America, London and Colonial Bank, Metropolitan and Provincial Bank, and Union Bank of Australia were flatter. London and Bra zilian Bank shares have advanced this afternoon to 7 prem. In the miscellaneous share market the variations were unimportant. The shares of the Consolidated Bank were quoted 44 to prem. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 94 to prem. ; Universal Marine, 14 to 14 dia.; Thames and Mersey, 211.16 to 1 3 16 prem. ; North British and Mercantile, 164 to 174 ; Commercial Union, Ito prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, din to par; and Oriental and General Marine, 1 to 14 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under. takings to-day were as follows :—British and Foreign Marine, to prem., ex the new issue Empire Marine, to prem. ; Mercantile and Exchange Bank, 1 to 04 dia.; National Bank of Liverpool, 4e. to prem.; Bank of Otago, 3to prem. ; London Bank of Scotland, to 1 prem. ; Commercial Navigation of India (the list for which closes to-morrow), If to 14 prem. ; Anglo-Indian Cotton, Ito 3 prem. ; and Royal Sardinian Rail way, 3 to 1 prem. and the 163 133 110 116 an lAaawarpt dottertaia to m 9 8"1645.11..11./d -T PA 1 all IMesa I. SO/ 2 Sanction -1/ ▪ LAyvas G. al Par all 10ap Pomona' ft 44 It 1* RU ... I 1 ait liaraara at name toe t 1 an Gd. Ramdso rim S. p C- - an Drama foraUars 14 It/ an Malian Inmate - - all Newaslhoga s ub , . 9 9 ail Dalip.a.Pfl. V an Ifortbars of hams- Da. Nor Obarsa . _ - all N. /ail 11..tyroa g. 7 9 . fr. 1 11 Do. do. do all inoriraglas bank tort se all Ottoroao , tosyroatlAla) 10/ all Parts, Lyon. wad nodal o an /aria sad Odessa 3O an Portadocaaltallajloyal - all liseek sad it.FraL all Ups mod Diokaboos A loyal brie imoo., 2 rapid *wadi& Da. par wit s 0 Ombra and Yams A I Da. 11 par gaol Prat ▪ Ilmarmels .91•09.1perst. • all I Do. da A 'ILMFAA lasrVemeelam 1. IL Lat Tate arf Aro. p aU Dalian of ha _ • Tarts and flay 'ea all I Do. do an Wait Vlsollas ala. leper mat. Pre L si a Jr. of Frames Einoiaott AT DARBY's Frazwouz FAcrosr, LAKIETH.—Tiro PZIEONS hurnear—f/Ima Refl.—Shortly before 11 °Woe, a.m., the inhabitasta of Regent-street end Heorgerreet, Lambeth, were disturbed by a fearful eapkoke in the premier belonging to Mr. Darby, the well known firework maker. It appears that /G. Richard Darby, a son of the proprietor, was engaged in making oxygen gas in a small building at the back of the main premises, and leaning artier the side wall in George street, when suddenly the retort blew up with a loud muse. From the retort the flames came is contact with a larp I quantity of shrine, and extended throughout the work shops. Mies Darby, a rhea named Thomas Davie (who were , packing goo6l, and also Mr. Darby, jun., were completely surrounded with sulphurous flame. The latter bad his hafr burred off the bead, and the young female was much burned over the arms ; the man Davie was also much burned. Mir • I Darby remains in a state of great salferiog. I 1 THE INTIHNATIONAL DOG SHOW.-13M Royal I I Highness the Prince of Wales ban given his patronage to the ensuing International Dog Show, appointed to take Awe at the Agricultural Hall, Islusgtou. on the 25th of u May sad Ire stratedies days. His royal higher @ lae g k entered three maples of his park of barriers for oompatitioa. m TER Fikaawca NIOHTIROALI. PLYttocris, St TIOIEDAY MOITOM.—The screw stem-sense Monroe err Nislatiosolo, Claptois Leo, from Cardiff, with coal, for Woolwisk, essoestered a heavy gale from N N.B. a Tee. g t vase Rend yesterday seorsing, and lost her foremast and tcgg Ede sad sad heed lights. sad put Mtn the Sound is the tb semen. After toopowery torahs. the will proceed. . ratiasiTios Or MANOHESTES OPERATIVER..— The nagnaptoyid operatives of lisaelteeter base formed • theatesives into a society far the purpose of emigrating to Maeda. In a few weeks 1,000 persons have enrolled them- • Veit ter - 'dm on the books, and from the smell pittance doled nut 111. Ireelldk•p ,100 .... weekly to Otos they subscribe ell they can to the furtbar , l 11 " 12 go e sibb lL _ t. Lt. " . "11 4 lW °— awe of their eked. .. - RAN wuming.-4e g o.d, ago lie lei 16{ I 7 -- -- 11111 4 M as par 30 31 . 4 . _3 . 444 le. 1101.1 OWOO.II. V. m I Pd I Q. prlsia. I esi.% wt I !otraitei. 1 . 118 . 4 " 1 " Tunniii;r:47. 7 l7,nl7. - !Bahia Steam (Limited). llombay Bak Laattal Brit. Aimaiaaa Lad B•aot Hue /44. MY. Nom% asui " 4*. "'! I ~. r«.. rr« . Pap: 11.4. L laiffisOsliesApecy, IL. I mils t Lou. blame, grityt•loalrricot or andtrB. trenema Pastigana al OOP (Unita M. 111 nen ...mt. Pro Imam Parrying (L). Italian Irrigation Can , ' Da lands Meek D.1.0."?Pt4, i;i10 - Tilia - 7A — MiTiciF. lam. Imuitrici t.I. i s, Law Clot Oraalbas CL Vadat* Irriga. & Caw Maater. lb. Td. Int Motßall., Car., &Wag atalln&Wce.Os. . ;, ..htid•!•• DO. New lf. N.Zealand 'teed:Lai= N. IfidWilUad... Oriental Ges - Do. New • /rho. la. AWL MIL • Ottoman Goa ' 1.. el Alm Load* Mit sad Orli,. Siam seb ra dIA tt (L In. Niw Rio deism CU L Isa.(l ` D. Royal ab ill BMus a,ttl K Amt. lo•lotgr B.Aftiesa Irrlp.lay.(L l'?watb A• 001 8 406 1.4." PlilltalUiell MALIK I 411.11/1111. ionaoliastorap.culat iniadoodea Quay. 6h.. Cork nod Bandon Sipe Owning. I pa ash ,Don.PoranA Alfor.J on I SOW& Moro ap. L I tloslag pekes. N N ro.l '- Do. do. No. II Do. do 0 percent. peal Do. IL Anglian A. Do. do. A, 7 per coat Do. &Union, p. et.sus Da do. • per mat duo Do. Dort 6 p. o. 1114 Do. 00 par el pref., lthe Do. b p. at. Wavoooy V. tkoatiortilmos, fp. at yeses 0 p.olpo Do. t SUL doothad,l4~ elWool(Dorklellaais. Its. Wow 110 Folsom o. oat D Do, o. Imam. 0 p. at. Do.Opotradomot hot. Do. Dzos. Out. nook Do. Dna Prat. Now Do. Oho* Ono Stook Do.(Dosto001.111, Da do. do. Ip. o Lomat Yak*. I p. 0.111, Lta.drielibt.s2.o.Ovo. NaN. Doe." do. Na Doer... M. ... Da apo. do No.. Do. 1..0. do. Do paprLak do. Do. Two. Dot. Stock Dewoo's. (W. &der D0..&0 04.(d1v. dot. tilt 141111iblial sad Dom LDNW.OovAN toudondoery sad teals ,N Dot 6 p. Ili 110 110 De. M Ds. 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KILIINkTI CL prices. 61 IN 1 NB 6000 U OM ID MS 10 1000 100 1,000 I* 1,000 00 •,0001 U 1,00010 ;041 I. :4— ' 4 l ii Ass IN A BIS -1— • Iwolookuto Irk dHaa ioN b of deb of Qt 161111610.1 Bead Victor* irMla Nook of Wales (Lio.) BMA of New Zooloa4 (f. Britiod American Ifx.g. Ooduolgi n. Bt. Aos..tAtho Clolod. K. of WM. he ltiieelJ ...... Zeglish Ina l'Ain.p a y . SON,* A a• tiladem.CbissaJa ia pa Imperial Bank. _I Impala Otsommar Nu Wank. sad Driunlax.. MO 1M ,M 0 100 10:0 MO IS MO UM NOO 140 us. ok. /Mak of sow London and Colonial (L Lomas End Onuay Landau lola. nook and I Lon. on. and Northam (L aOASP 41 0 Lon. & Wagon (I.lln. loot and Wasninoont IMairo.tt Wow. Bask , Do. liamerrad (L Midland Bank (L/as.) National of Litarpool(L 11 re. 41. .. . . I New — "• • INasiosal acne New goads Weise !Oriental Beak Onnms 'Provlnelol of tr.1e...1 Met* Pu.j. tAN (L South Austrslis _ • A 2001 .Ivlo. 100 ,000 20 AOO 20 Sousd.ot brltOLAtrlooff, U ion Us. of Bog.dlrosoo (L Union of Ireland (U $. , Ifolon d L20..00 .1 .. 1 A I N me 11,10 e 1 i• NI , • lag A00110:1 15 LO. a Kea r ISOM '• 10.0G0 10 14'40 10 mom. s net• SI Tri 10000 IS ees.oll 1 DIN+ KII(13 1 6 I,Mf %KV 1.000 60 O /lOW /V LV,V6V r • MAN it, 4 260 2.S RV 26 ROM i r• ___ _ 1 0 WWI' I. *Aft • 0 .4• Ire If IMs I IWs Das Pa iII •* l * PE 4 I le If l II pm I I i t. i 4 11 1 ella 60 r 16 76 10 16 pm t !Ws 19 11 6 6 6 111 MI le le pm 61 OS 140 116 f i die ft Si I 1 }a f I 411. * on PSI . i irga PIM lb* 1414 liii=-;!wia - swii l~Yu•I tipsy& Se bolls (L.) T. tAtr. of Aut(L.) Troottl.a.Co.U.Caasd. thisolom Tot f 1 . ,. (Va. Trlmare.. fond. AramAta AND BIRDS TOR Augraa.u.—There are few things more desirable to an emigrant of active mind than some employment on board ship. The care of • few animals admirably supp:ies this, and it is desirable that the following notion should be made generally known : "The Council of the Acclimatization Society of Victoria (Australis) have determined to give the prices named in the seherlole hereto annexed for the different animals named therein, delivered to their secretary, at Melbour ne, betweMi the let day of July, 1863, and the let day of January, 1865. The animals must be in good health, full grown, and of proportionate sexae. Scheffole.— For the first 20 English harem delivered, V. each ; the first 20 Indian hares, 21. 104. each ; the first 50 English pheamota, 21. each ; the first 50 English cartridges, 1/. 10e. each ; the first 50 Indian gray partridge', 11. each ; the first 80 Algerian mod grouse, it. each ; the first 20 eturamoirs, 31 each ; the first 50 lobsters, 21. each ; the first 1 1 80 crabs, it, each ; and the first 20 guaramiem (fish), If. 10a. each. W. 11. AMISS, Hoe. Sea. Persons intro dodo( animals amordieg to this schedule will also be at liberty to oompete for the following prise The Argus Odd Price Cap. of the value of 1861., for the year 186.8, will be given to any one who, within the year sad* the 30th of November, 1863, shall introduce into the colony the most valuable or interesting animal, bird, or fish in sufficient numbers to establish the breed. Applications to be lodged with the Couocil of the Acclimatization Society before the 31st of December, 1863." la tell} 47 a S 60 FS 108 108 104 len .1 inn 1 jos 107 i 1M1 1; 1 1 101 103 11111/111 P 4. ICL petals WI CI. gel.oss. Win Si 9 Pin i fr 7 2/ 30 11l 119 I 24 414 Mt 40 6 6 pm 6 61,m 66 _6l 16 64 114 Le SI a t 06 au r. it tit I aat Aram .6 2i IT— * i dk 43 44 22 4 ade I V i la 261 771 1 77 7304 di 2 e 2 21m pre 1 1 dis 60 61 66 46 19 91 17 lb par . 2 V' 1 * ilb 2 2 AL* 16 26 pri ». et st I i dill IN 24 27 II SP MI IR Ii dis i Pull too_ los_ MINBS.-(11112 DAY.) Two O'Cu,CL The mining market is quiet to-day, with little business. Wheal Seton shares are in dett and hays advanced to 266 " buyers." W hy Crebor are also in request, at 2 to 2i, an,l East Caradon, at 40i to I. Wheal Lndcott are quoted 15* to I ; East Treskerby, 31 to; ; West Condos` row, 51 to * ; and Tolvadden, 2* to 1. United Mexican Mining shares are still inquired for. Cobra copper are also slightly firmer. Other foreign, as well as colonial, mines are quiet. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IMPERIAL AVERAGES. ltaroh n 4 0.1 ~ 1 334 1.14 e>a . 344 7413: 6Y — OMa 44 36s 6441. s M. at ass b ass sa Apra 4 ll IS 9. Ws waft' gild Average ...6. 0.1.3111 14 SY 10.1 Ma 14 Us 1111 Doer.—Wheat, Barka. ow. BSS Bras,amillemi. Is. DlMilikil onoWail 1:11111 ISOIRCIEIGIIS MI IMO ..ice MIN -- -------- WiTimis., Off WA! DOMINI in tr NAIM:10. oirm. !NAOMI% LIVERPOOL LOTTO/ (THIS DAT In ILlcraw LID DITIMEATIO (ROE 001 OWE 00ea1 The amine hem been wieedy to-day. and sales font up 5,000 Wee; apeculatioa sad wort, 2,000. I. Mar. 21.'llar. IL Apr,. 6. A 441.11. Ayrl.l.lApet.ll. ——— .. .. .. .. 4—, .. MICOING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Mecia&-There is only a limited demand fer Test feat. and °their sorts here dae sold Wavily, bet .priees ass without material chap except for cloyed Mails. of which about 25,000 bass have been dialed of at the anoier riots of 31s, 84. to 325. for inid to geed, Cuba, cloyed, sold, miiAling to fine yaw, 346. to 39.. IL ; florettes, 40s. 6d. to 435. 6d. . • mussovado, good bias. 33e. 6d. to 345. ; good yellow, 365. 6d. to 37& Porto Rise brows, 345. to 36a 64. ; low to 6a• yellow. 36.. to da. ; Mauritius brown, 32a. 6d. to 34a. ; low Imiddling yellow, 34.. to 31s. ; eri stallised, 36a Bd. to 41s. ; Wave Madras. 295. to 30s. ed. Reload emetiouss very Its.. Come has fined Wyss at full to satrame prima tba doer qualitim of *Mona Ceylon bag most in reglad: Triage sold at 73.. to 601.; sidtliing, Air. to 905.; peahen,. 96.. to 965.; satire Ceylon, fine ordinary to superior, 74. M. to 765. 6d. Tea.-A full amount of bushiest is doing, and at la R iest Ric&-i large busines has hem doss tidy Bask particulars of which are not given, part low weevily Ras soy°, at firica.-Pepper is is moderate req.iost at previous twins, Paps sold at :led. to 30. • dull shot Malabar, 41d. 41d. ; Pimento sold on full tares, mideiliog to flee, 90. ton 30. • also Zanies °lovas, 34d. to 30. Janialas has debased 2s. par cwt.: ordinary to good ail. 67.. to 116 s. ; and Caddo, 76a. to 765. FRUTT...-Then has spin bete • largo business dens is corrals and at higher prices, fins qualities having sold al 375. 6d. ; sad ordinary old at 265. 6d. Baurirrno.-The market is quiet at previous prices. Corms.-No sides of importasos reported. Jura-Common qualities bars sold heavily, at some de clips is poises, but fair sew has realised extras, prime; tams" to fie sold at 191. to 291. 10s. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is 'toady. Tits present trootstiooe sosexed :—Tows tallow, 41s. tkL set cosh ; Petsreireet Y.O. cat the 'pot, 445. , Jose. 44e. to 44*. :id. ; Jay„ 44e. 6d. to 44e. 9d. ; (Mobs. to Deoentoer, 46.. 9d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. fTHIS DAT.) _ _ We are largely supplied with beasts, onneequently k slow. The wee ak beimg favourable there is scareely • quotable redacting in pewee ; yet • clearance mama be effected at Monday's rates. The number of &beep in not excersive, but ileitis equal to the demand ; prises remain unaltered. lambs an less in demand. and on tam average lower. °elves are plentiful, sad trade for them is rather worse. From Germany and Holland there use 2iB beasts, 480 sheep, and 407 calves. The number miloh cows is 1:5. Per does M otha. I. 4. aO. Par Om at Ma aO. t 4. Bad &oak Heralds. 4 111 • 0 114411•44111441411 i 4 10 6 • Haat Short-horua . 4 4 4 II Beal 1a5i.•••14.... • 0 0 • &mud astaL beasts S 0 4 0 I D.. 44. NAM .... • a 4 it c 4144, Phis Best Cons4Rll-beeds 0 • • • pew. se onarlist, 1.566: 1116 611. Pip. 170. - 4 lambs me lad LW" 4,470: C4).44. SMITHFIELD HAT MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mean. Ramey sad Beaton mart bade very slow at the following prices :—Prisso .dew bay 70a. to 725. 6d. ; superior ditto, 73s to 80s. ;• Weldor ditto, 40s. to 60s. - roves. 40s. to 60s. ; clover. 90a to 110 s. ; ditto, cut, 80a. to 106 e.; straw, 30a. to Slo. PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKET.% LIVERPOOL, Aran to-day London and North Wert•rn, 28-Manchester, ehegield. sod Laconia/We, ISI 4-- Midland stook 149, -Greet Luxemboerg, 141--Merontile &ink. 1 4.-Contederete Loan, It 1 i 4. MANOMErrk, Aram , /.-There hoe loses • good Marks. Oil prime are rather firmer. Caledonian, 1131 - Great &eters. 45 14--Oreat Luxembourg, 14 4-Oretat Northern A, 1411--o)rema Trunk of Canada, 141-Oreat Western of Camila, Ili 11-141- Great Western, ad f I-111MM. Central. 444 1.-Lisesablre awl Yorkshire, 1074 4-Loridon and North Western. 474--Manekh. ter, Shrtarl.l. and Lincolnshire, 6.4 lb-Metropelttan, 12 1-111 Midland 121 I-Soutt. Eastern, 91;.-Thantee end Mims, manna , i nnnana a, p Aureoe, 20 e.-Oreot= peer 19a argon Extenelow, 10-Alliton and Oldham 152 - Rochtlate Canal. -Mseekstleld Coml, ae. BIRYINGHL, APRIL b. -In lock stock were quoted :- Birmingham C tnal, VIII• to 116--Staffordanin, an d w ar . deadda . c„, n d, 102, tiller-Birmingham Bank, •Lii to 27--Bhrepablee Bank, tl , ,altars-Eirmhighais Gas, 143, seller.- ittagord hie Gm. 1n , sellers-Britannia 1118 x, 11, 1 dis., done at I and 1 1.18 dia.-lletwgr'll Wagon new, 13-111 p -Railed) Cantles Company, ita Id. td Ile 3d. p. I I Ili 1 w u si sae Woo 10 00,000 10 *Me * 16006 "" 55,056 10 10640 6,000 50 M 6750 al 6.91? v 6,000 TO 11,000 00 ~,, iiiriii 177. w. 44 10400 10 1100K4 lt. la, 'IL 4%w 0 WOW • t 11 111 14 IS 1 , 11 111 lit 116 -- ii . it 27 220 if i I f - 21 Ili ti 42 14 43 1 $ 3 i vi 7 f 7 1 4 7i 11 - 6 4 90 21 ... In a N