The Express. — London, England, 1863-03-23 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Yr. Commisaioser Goulburn.) Cl Ili OnWWI Daltlir.—casl or a HORSE DEALEIL. The bankrupt, • livery-stable keeper and horse-dealer, of Holland reek-road, Bossiest/a, meetly applied for his order of discharge. Debta, 2,40U1. ; assets about 4001. Mr. Dotia and lir. Suguod opposed ; Yr. It. Griffiths supported. His Honour, before proceeding to give judgment, said that he observed on the proceedings *statement by an accountant, who described himself as " the person ap pointed to assist the bankrupt is the preparation of his accounts, " to the effect that the accounts were utilise tom He tonal that no such appointment had been made under the 43rd section. It had become a frequent practice to insert on the proceedings memorandums of such an order having been made, when in truth so such order had been made. This was • most mis chievous practice, whereby great additional and needless expense might be thrown on the creditors, and the court would direct that nothing should be allowed to this ac. /mutant at the audit sitting. The cue before the court in volved some curious and extraordinary circumstances. The bankrupt had carried on a large business as horse-dealer and livery-stablekeeper, and had also indulged in sporting pursuits, but it appeared that he could neither read nor write. Ile had been examined as a witness, and the court hail seem • worse witness or one whose answers were more evasive. It was quite clear that his object, from beginning to end, was to keep his concerns from the know. ledge of his creditors sod to prevent them from knowing what he had done with his property. In a very short time he had contracted debts of 2.396/. and bad very little to pay them with. Being in this posi tion he had procured the appointment of • friendly as- Kees, through Colonel Cotton, who was his principal creditor, and had had large transactions with him, I,oooi. worth of horse-flesh having passed between them in a very short time. It was singular to find a man like the bankrupt, unable to read or write, and sprung from the lowest clue, side by side, and in most intimate relations with • colonel in the guards, of the highest rank and connections. They had dealt toge ther in such • way as to make it difficult to say, where the horeedealer ended sad the colonel began. The choice of assignees was • singular one, for the bankrupt's apothecary was appointed, the man who had plivsicked the bankrupt and his family for twelve months, and be was expected to look into these complicated accounts. Along with him, for form's sake,Uss appointed a corn-chandler, to whom the bankrupt owed 111. or 121. No wonder that the assignees bad been quiescent, as Mr. Sargoixl observed; but their quiescence had entailed large additional costs on the estate. The creditors had been compelled to interfere, and at very great expense. They had insisted oe the man giving some account of the disposal of his property ; and his excuse was that he had kept no books worthy thename. Beings.° illiterate MAD himself he was the more bouod to employ some on. who could keep books properly and render accounts. There was no reason why horse dealers should be exempt from • rule which applied to all traders. It was • principle of law that a man should be presumed to intend then con sequence of hie own act. Therefore when ec r 17arupt omitted to keep proper books, he must be held to have intended to preven t his creditors from ascertaining the real state of his affairs, and to have wil fully omitted to keep proper books of account. He had also contracted at least one of his debts, that with Mr, law rence, horse-dealer, without any Tameable or probable ground of expectation of being able to pay the game ; for he was then keeping out of the way of the sheriff's officers, and was then in the last stage of insolvency. For tha,e offences the order of discharge would be suspended for eighteen months from the date of the petition (April last), but the bankrupt would have protection, as there was • good dud of angry feeling in the ease, and some parties would be glad to cut their pound of flash if they had the opportunity. The petitioning creditor and other op posing creditors would have their costs out of the estate. No doubt that would very much diminish the dividend, bat it was one of the many evils which resulted front traders not keeping books, and having friendly 111W(01116. Judgment accordingly. IN IR ILIACCEIY. The baokropt, desenbed as • wine merchant, of Regent street, attributed hi failure to the decision of the Middlinex osgistraters, whereby a license had been refused to the Lord elsoo mune-ball. Bustou•road. This was the ad• examination sitting, but no accounts had been bled. Mr. Cooper. Yee manager of the estate, reports the debts at over 12.000/. ; the siesta are not yet radioed. Mr. Bagley appeared for the bankrupt. Ao adjournment sine die was ordered, with protectioo for two months. ni It THOMAS [VANS. The bankrupt wmiiiiiiltliWriOsZuli-aerk, and the City Central Saw-mills, Whitecrowstreet. Ms was the sitting for examination ud discharge. The accounts prepared by ]leers. But Brothers rad Bayles, show unsecured debts of 2.1231. ; liabilities, 7981. ; ditto oa behalf of former firm of Heaps, Brothers, 3,1311. ; no amen. ; bad debts returned of Goodday, for the official assignee, stated that Evans had bees bankrupt in 1856, when he received • first-chum certificate. In 1860, when in partnership with his brother, be bad petitioned the court under the arrangement clauses, bat some of the creditors not having received notice of that proceeding, they had obtained executioo, and it wee to get rid of times liabilities principally that the bankrupt had come to the court. He had been adjudicated bankrupt in prima Mr. 0. K Lewis, for the bankrupt, urged that his failure vss attributabie to his having contracted • lane amount of bed debta, about 1,8001., in little more than a twelvemonth. Hie Honour mid this was the third failure. and he most come to the conclusion that the bankrupt had contracted his recent debts without probable means of payment. On that posed the order of charge would be rispended for six months, with protection (renewable) for three months. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) The March adjourned general sessions of the pesos for the county of Middlesex commenced this morning at the Baseioam House, Clerkeowell•grso, before Mr. Bodkin, assistant judge and a beach of magistrates. The mender reclaim the tames of 77 prim:mere committed for trial. The state of the education of the prisoners waa reported sa follows : Can neither read nor writs, 18 ; can reed only, 19 ; reed and write imperfectly, 38; can mad and write well, 2. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKF.NWELL WWI DISUMON AND ELOPEIMIT. Marks Cit;;;eU, aged 33, a goldbeaWr, who stated that he resided at 7, Munster-square, Elt. Paws, was brought up on a warm, and charged before Mr. D'Epsoreart with ramgag away aod leaving his wile chargeable to the pariah of §t. Paocsas. It appeared from the ecideane of Mr. Joseph Henry Clark and Kr. Jobs Hartley, warrant of of St. Panama, that the prisoner, who is a volunteer, deserted his wife sad cohabited with • woman in Ruston square. The woman whom he had picked up with was vetoed Drewitt, sad she was represented as being worth 1,3001. per year. It appeared that the defen dant fell is with the woman at the Exhibition in Hyde park, and since then had deserted his wife, saying that he was well provided for, arid could well afford to leave his wife • small maintenance, and then no one could hurt him. The officer had been several times to the house in Huston square, for the purpose of apprebeeding tbe prisoner, but he bad always been denied. On - Saturday night the prisoner was watched into the house, and when Hartley went yesterday, lie represented that he was the priaoner's brother. and th en it wax stated that the prisoner was in the house ; but ma soon as he said he was a =eatable, he was again denied. After • careful search, be found the prisoner concealed, arid apprehended him, but not before he had been assaulted by the woman with whom the prisoner cohabited. It was fur ther stated that the prisoner's wife was a hard-working, respectable woman, and that the woman with whom the prisoner was cohabiting was outside the court in • brougham, the worse for liquor. The prisoner, in defame, stated that moat of what bad been stated liras true. He was willing to allow his wife a malotenanes, but he hoped the magistrate would make it as small as he possibly could. (Haase.) He was now out work. Br. Barker asked if the parish authorities would mettle the matter with the priernier Mr. Clark said ander the circumstances he would tot, as he ail not think that any dependence could be placed as thiLpriaonor's word. Mr. Barker aid the prisoner's conduct was moat die• gracaful, and sentenced him, as a rogue and a vagabond, to fourteen days' impriamment with hard labour in the Home of Correction. The prisoner, wbo sestoed surprised at th• &tidos, w then removed. SOUTHWARK. ATTVI 111:11CIDZ AT BLACEPILIARS =MOIL Sarah Adana, • very respectable looking young woman, was placed at the bar before Mr. Bareham, charged with attempting to commit Wade at Blackfriambridge. James Woodcock, a young man , who stated himself to be • stone mason , r id that on Saturday night about 12 o'clock he wee proceeding towards his home in the Black. frimarand, when the prisoner passed him in • hurried and excited manner. eying tart snick Witness turned round to look at her, sod premising that she ran towards the bridge, he called to • coastable sod pointed her out, suspecting that ebe meth t•tei suicide. Such appeared to be the fact, as she rushed down the steps, when the coestable begged of him to rue after her, as be (witoessi was able tome fader Mao this policeman, who had his great coat on. TT hoer aceordiegly ran down the steps and seized bold of her shawl port as the prisoner wee to the act of plunging into the river. That jerked her back, but in draining her the shawl was tore, mad had not the con. Moto his assista n ce she would have got away. The Moe then took bac into custody. Mr. Benham asked the prisoner wby she made such an attempt on her life. She replied that sbe must have been half mad or she would not have been so wicked. During the week she had had some altercation with her mother and siege', and oil Saturday night she ran out of the house in a passion and foolishly meditated suicide. She was, however, 'limn* sorry for it, and promised never to make such an attempt The prisoner's sister, a highly respectable young woman, admitted that they had some words on Saturday last ; she had no idea that her sister would have attempted to commit suicide. She never made such au attempt before. Mr. Burcham asked her if she would take care of her if he discharged her. Witness replied in the affirmative. Mr. Burnham then humanely lectured the prisoner on the enormity of the crime she had attempted, and ordered her to be given up to her sister on promising not to make such an attempt again. _ BARNET. lIIIRRICINCI OUT OP PRISON. This morning,aiii;'cioci, — Ric/74;i Pitts, a convict under sentence of eight plan' penal servitude, was placed at the bar charged with having unlawfully broken out of Millhank Prison. The crr;M;atinces attending this case are probably the most remarkable that have been heard of since the days of Jack Sheppard. The prisoner had, on MOM than 000 occsaion, been convicted for burglary, and about nine months tine was apprehended on another charge of burglary. He was taken by an active officer of the M division, named Clarke, wu examined before the magistrate, sent for trial, and sentenced to eight years penal servitude. He was then sent to Militant prison prior to being sent abroad. About the time above stated it will be remembered that three prisoners escaped from the prison. Amongst the num ber was the prisoner. This man being bow-legged or beady was easily recognised, but to disguise his mal formation be had a pair of large browsers made and padded, and he preceded, m the first instance, to • tailor at Barnet, where he obtained employ ment as • journeyman. Finding from the infor mation he received from some of his companious in crime that the police were hunting him up, he succeeded in ingratiating himself into the good graces of a widow lady living on Barnet-common, who engaged him to attend to her farm-yard. Whilst in her service he pretended to be very religious, preached to the servants, and read the Scrip tures of an evening. Everyone in the lady's establishment looked upon the fellow as • Simon Pure." Things went on in this way without detection for several weeks, but at length constable Clarke, 106 M., who apprehended him on the hat charge, and Robert Father, No. 98 of the M division, put themselves into communication with Inspector Richards , of the Barnet polies, and it mu arranged that the three officers should sally forth in search of the prisoner. Ac cordingly on Saturday afternoon, about five o'clock, the three officers went to Mrs. Lane's house, and having re quested to see the man, asked permission to look out of one of the windows whilst the fellow was in the ground attending to the sheep. That requested wai readily granted, and a manage was sent to the man to drive a flock of lambs towards the house, and whilst so doing the three officials were engaged with opera glares, looking out of window. Feeling unshed that they had found out their man, they rushed out and pounced upon him. Being armed with a rake be made a desperate resistance, but the three officers laid him prostrate on the ground, and eventually succeeded in securing him. When told the nature of the charge, and whe ther he wished to say anything, he replied with the greatest coolness, What I have to state I will tell the beak. when I am taken before him, but I shall 101 l you nothing." One of the officers said, ' You need to live le Market-street, Itoroegh-road—don't you recollect" The prisoner said in reply, " That is my business." He then added that he wai sot the one who broke open the prison ; he merely followed the others. The prisoner, who was described as being 32 years of age, and a clever burglar, was under examination when our re port left. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 23, 1863. THE RIOTS IN THZ NORTH.-(THIS DAY.) (IT IBLICTIIIO ITLIGRAPIL) (nor ooa oww coaassrowoser.) STALYBRIDGE licamAy. . . All the people here, except eight, refused relief tickets this morning ; the rest marched in proces sion to Ashton, where a riot is expected. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoca. The railway market is firmer to-day, in sympa thy with Consols, and several of the principal stocks have improved. Midland stock has Alien f per cent. ; South Eastern, } ; Great Western, ; and London and North W es t ern an d Great Eute o a 4. Metropolitan shares are also rather better, at to 2 i. London and No r th W es t ern s t oc k is now qu 97 to ; Great Western, 66} to 1 ; Midland, }tot ; Lancashire and Y orkshire 108} to ; Caledonian, 115} to ; South Eastern, 91i to } ; Great Northern, 121 to 122 ; Great Eastern, 491 to 60 ; and London and South Western, 100} to 10L Indian railway stocks are inqu ired for, and are better in two or thr ee i ns t ance s. Great Wes tern of Canada shares meet with attention. Bahia and Great Luxembourg are firm. .DLNAJ v &NANO AND O. 811.1Pdl sAa an I Closinit prier I Was today iistary. to p.n. 1W 100 ,1M tii too 100 100 100 afrok..lloLairourVoA Mph ma Tv.. Drokor.Usar - Cdairia &Idol O sad Imam - - klot loolao Oork eat na•ii.:: ::: Do. • 5 A ooellv..i;iii it Da a 1 o.le 'MAW& Delft oadDo Ito. Dend..Portb, a Abd..fo. Idhaborik and alorgorr Mr/ • ii. Worker. Do. A nook. Do. Lit Amass MX Greet Norther doolikad Orook Northam Do.A I Am. modtv. un- Do.B J lady at is paSd B ator at Soothe Nook. (let) fired Widowse.M IhtikowarVoLa Torkaltr s.kkk. imo rrilroa , Lard= sal Dlookwsll Cow bDov [masa& Nortb rola liadakallsalaWoolur, I ilarypoet ind WILL.. D.. do. i Mures Da Nw Do. Waal Daft 101 M. Wu. tiro.) Do Mkt not Mid Lent (Croy Uno) North Mil* Do.ltOto..Poiti,6l;d. 111. loalors—trwtok D. 41.7.11iiic. Do. Loads.... . Do. York North Ilioffordardre Nerthddl.Wes sl loruht: Scot Nob N. X £ l .. 88 Sootlish ledload Shrewsbury * Welo4l Woßourds, Dales South Wales B. Tonga. dl Weer but 111abre.11 Mostioe Do do 1833 Do do 110041 Tad Vole - 60 " """ LO C ::: Imilw., Do. ...... Vale of ...... Nati Thanes nfia. a Phalle Waterford a Kilkenny West Cornwall W.Haillepoolnlattailt Wont Midland—Odor, Ditto if= Mee RS zd lag id' lilt 111 IN 1111 el ISt lOt 1. pro 14 pm let 141 60 991 IN 91 ml xd 01 1.47 llai I if! pmi "a - pal Si Dal 80 - 141 ref tol 1 i 004 43} 131 unlii ion ISO 100 300 100 la° 190 50/ n 1 WI i 8 THE TRAGEDY AT BLACKWALL. OPENING OF THE INQUEST.—(THIS DAY.) This afternoon Mr. John Humphreys coroner of the county of Middlesex, commenced an icesetigation at the Town-hall, High-street, Poplar, into the circumstances of the collision between the soldiers and sailors of the Peruvian corvette Arica, on Friday morning hat, by which Francisco Gale*, Simon Garcia, and Pablo Vasquez, soldiers in the service of the Peruvian government, lost their lives. The jury having been sworn io, proceeded to view the bodies of the three deceased, who were fine stalwart men. Vasquez had a bayonet wound through the upper lip, and the back of his head had been dreadfully injured by a blow from a clubbed musket. Garcia had been killed, apparently, by bayonet wounds on the head, end Callow, who expired yesterday, had a fearful stab in the side. It was remarked that each of the men had an almost tranquil expression of countenance. A gentleman from the office of the Peruvian ministry attended to watch the proceedings. [The inquiry wee proceeding when our report , left] ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.-(THIS DAY.) The fifth ordinary general meeting of the share holders was held at 1 &cloak this afternoon, in accordance with previous notice, Mr. Jogs Camas in the chair, for the reception of the report and hatheconheet, and the trans action of the ordinary bushier. In the advertisement convening th e meeting, it was announced that the meeting would be held merely pro forms for the purpose of adjournment. "as the details of the coo tract between the company and her Majesty's government for the renewal of the postal service are not yet completed." The CHAIRMAN, after reminding the proprietors present that they had met simply for adjournment, said he trusted that by the time when they again met the board would be in • position to congratulate the shareholders on the succor of the pending negotiations with the go. 'comment. It must, he observed, have been most gratify ing to the shareholders to read the report of the debate which took place last Friday in the Housed Commons, when, in reply to speeches against the renewal of the subsidy, the soble lord at the head of the government said it would in his opinion bo a great cruelty and injustice not to restore tt. AU that now remained, therefore, was to settle with her Me jesty's government the details of the contract. The vessels of the company had been pronounced by the beat jags' to be NI fine ships as could possibly swim, and thee were all in perfect order. He concluded by pro posing the adjournment of the meeting till Monday, the Ist of June next at 1 o'clock, at the Loudon Tavern. The motion having been seconded, Mr. ADMIX inquired whether it was true, as was stated by Mr. Baxter in the Howe of Commons on Friday. that the whole of the preference shares, except about 500/. were held by a banking house is Lombard-street—(h: (Mr. Adams) presumed that the hem. gentleman meant Mews. Gurney) ; whether the expenses incurred by Alderman Rey nolds to attend the last meeting wore paid by the com pel*: gad how the directors could expect a subsidy of 3,0001. per voyage to pay, when the Collins' lime did not pay with • subsidy of 6,7001. from the American govern ment. The CHAIRMAN replied that to the first question be must give • fiat denial; for an answer to the second be would refer the boa proprietor to the accounts, which were open to his inspection, although he held only ore 101. share of the market value of 31. 15e. ; and, as re garded the third question, he had simply to my that they had nothing to do with the affairs of any other company, it being enough for them to attend to their own. The motion was then agreed to, sad t►e tneetiag accord ingly stood, adjoarited till the IN et Jaw neat. CIVIL SERVICE DITIMATIOL PART 15.—Thi Morn ing the estimates for colonial, consular, and other foreign services for the year ending March 31, 1864, were issued. The total sum required is 607,3961., which is a decrease as compared with the previous year of 332,831/. The chief decrease is in the vote for Treasury chest, which is 228,3091. lees than the vote of last year. There was lard year also a vote of 79,1931. which British Kaffnaria is to repay to Treasury chest. This year the vote for that eoloey amounts to only 5,0001. Vancouver's Island alio takes 2,8001. this year, instead of as last, 55,400/. The vote for the North American Boun dary Commission is cut down from 40,000/. to 4,3001. The vote for services in Chios, Japan, cud Siam is 5,6941. less; for the western coast of Africa, 5,4041. less ; for clergy is North America, 1.9901. ; for justices, West ladies, 1,8004 ; for consuls abroad, 1,2404 The emigration vote is 1141. leis, and the vote for St. Helena. 321/. The Richmond papers reourd the death of Alex seder Galt, the youog Virginian sculptor, who was the first Southerner that h►s established a reputation, both at home mid abroad, in statuary. His full-length figure of Jeffer son, a► the Uoiversity of Virginia, woe for him very high honour, and will long preserve his fame. His l►test work was a boa relief io plaster of S•anewall Jackson, which is in the posessirioa of the Hon. A. R. Bolster. Mr. Galt died of the smell•pox. PRESENT or • RIFLE. —Mr. Thomas Francis, of the Korean Hotel, has been honoured with the gift of • ride from his Royal Highs.. Prince Alfred. The Prince ! promined the rile of the day of his putting up at the Inn, sad has now seat it to its gratified owner, who stands to hand it down as a meet precious memorial to be kept as bog there ls • Francis of that ilk in mistime*. The following is the communi cation from Major Cowell, in which the information of the despatch of the rifle is rayed: " Major Cowell is desired by his Royal Higbee.* Prince Alfred to inform Mr. Prated@ that the rifle goes by this mail to the Cape It is by Reilly. and MO ol great range ; sod M a j or C owe ll 'hopes that it will arrive is good condition. Major Cowell hopes that Mr. Francis is quite well—be will be glad to kaow his royal highness ia en—Her Majesty's ship St. George, 29th Sep tember, 1962."—Cepr Argue, Jam. 91 Arrival ter the week eadbac slit March last year. BIS casks sad delivery. 1,864 mks. The arrivals last week ooazri . sed. 43 mike Australia ; 634 casks other pieties ; total, 677 c METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts f. considerably larger than on Mon day last. The demand is good, but prises on the avenge are rather lower. Sheep are also more plentiful, and trade is dull. Them is not mach reduction in the choicest qualities; bat inferior descriptions are lower. Caves are very dear, arid lambs are still making le. per lb. From Germany and Holland there are 480 besets, 1.820 sheep, and 104 calves ; Spain, 340 beasts ' Scotland. 480; Norfolk and Suffolk, 3,300; Ireland, 11 0; and 100 from the Northern and Mid land Counties. Pee Now of 8114. s. I. a. d. Per stoic of 81ba. a. d. 0. d. Dm Soak Heralds. 4 10 6 Bog Dos& 11f-I.loBs 6 0 6 Net Short-bones 4 6 4 1 BoollBBBc-w0015.... 6 4 9 !wooed quo/ boasts I 0 4 Do. do. 80,:ro .... 4 $ 6 Wyss PUP DarlDosa filf-brod 6 10 6 Lambs 116 is st 260. Rork* 4,290 , 2boop sod Zomba. 19,640 . Calm. : Inga, BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Yews. Palisade's sad Smith report lb* demand improv im f or most dssonotioss of bops, both English sod foreip, with s scarcity of floe coleored samples. Censor y : Yid sad East Kest. 61. to 9/. 95.: ditto inferior. 3/. to U. Is. ; Wield Keats, 44 100. to U. 10e. ; Semi, 41. to 61. I. ComexAnox os THE Burnor or GLouczents AND Bruirroc.—(Tits D•7.}--This moroing the °migrate tios of the election of the Roe. Charles John Ellicott, 1).1) , of 114. John's College. Cembridge, late professor of pssror.l theology in ICog's College, .aneloo, to the Bishopric of Gloucester mid BrUtol, took plioe in the p ar i s h c h urc h o f Bt. Map-le-Bow, Clinapakie, in the presented a large am ber of peewee. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LAN/4—(MM DAY.) The receipts of English produce last week were on a moderate scale ,• but the imports from abroad were on a full average sca le for the time of year. The quantity of home-grown wheat received fresh up to-day coastwise and by land carriage was rather limited. The general 1 , 71 „ :3y of the samples, however, was tolerably good. Se parcels changed hands at prices about equal to Monday last, but the demand was far from active. Low end damp qualities of both red and white moved off heavily, and in some instances the currencies were a shade lower. The show of foreign wheat, fresh as well as ax-granary, was again extensive. Dantaic and mixed American samples commanded previous rates. All other kinds were a dull inquiry, at barely stationary prices. The few samples of English barley on sho w were disposed of at last week's quotations, fine malting haviog realised 425. per quarter. Inferior foreign, chiefly grinding aod dis tilling sorts, was vary drill, mid rather cheaper. Very little change took place in the value of any kind of malt. The business doing in that article was much restricted, and the show of samples was good. Good sound oats commanded previous rates ; but low sod middling qualities of foreign gave way 6d , per qr. The sut i li n zf the latter was very large. both English and foreign, were dull, at barely late rates. -- file sale for peas was heavy on former terms. We have to report a slow sale for flour at late currencies. The advice' at from most parts of the Continent, this morning, are to the effect that produce generally, for forward shipment, has moved off slowly. New York lettere bring a slight improvement in the value of both wheat and flour, with a good export demand on English account. The arrivals of floating cargoes off timer:eat tut week were very limited. The demand, therefore, has somewhat im proved, and the quotations are well supported. Polish Odessa wheat has realised 425. 9d. to 435. ; Snide, 31a. 6d. to 325. 104 d.; flandomirka. 465. to 4 75. 3 d. and red American, 465. 3d. per qr. GaLts taus has changed bands at 31s. 6d. • Odessa, Ws. 3d. • Moldavian, 31s. 3d. ; Bulgakan, 295. Tad.; Ibrail barley, 23a. 3d.; Galata, Ws. 3d. ; Egyptian, 20a. 6d. to 225. 6d. ; Odessa, 22a. 9d. ; Wallaabian, 22e. 9d. ;. Egyptian beans, 295. 3d. per qiiarter. Danubian, Oder', and Azoff!rye, is held at 31s. to 32a. ; Danubian 11 illetnecl, 21.. to 22e. ; Syrian Dasi, 24$ to 245. 6d. Cotton seed cakes are worth 51. 7.. 6d. to 61.5 a. ; and cotton seed is selling at 91. per ton delivered. Foreign clover seed is inactive, at barely late rates, but English parcels are 6rm. Trefoil is held at 40s. for the best quality. Linseed is very quiet. Bombay is offering at 70a. ; Calcutta, 635. to 66.. ; Odessa, 635. to 645. ; Egyptian, 635. ' • St. Petersburg. 645. to 675. ; Archangel, 638. to 61e. and Riga, 50s. to 545. per quarter. Cakes are inactive. London made, IW. to 101. Is. ; New York, in bege, W. 2s. 6d ex. ship, 91. ss. ax warehouse; square Mareeilles, el. 12s. 6d. Rape cakes are worth 6/. to 6/. 5.. per ton. The following quantities of linseed are now afloat from India. compared with the same period last year : 1863. 1862. Qrs. Calcutta to London Qrs. 106,369 .... 66,420 to Liverpool 13,267 .... 2,706 BoMbsy and Entreaties, to London Karma.. to Liverpool 22,929 .... 26,591 _ _ Amirante or sand—Elleish—nret, 2 ; linseed, 79 ; rapeseed, 49 ; sundry, 112 qrs. Foreign—Tares, 1,576 ; lowed, 16,967; rapeseed, 6,033; maim, 6,136; sundry, 19 qrs. elPollX6.—Wbeat, 750 ; bailey, 4 ; lined, 3,713 ; W ood; 3,146 ; mad dui, 650 gm. cuatuver PRICE& ibrousa. Per Qr. WHEAT. L I Ism. Lent, . ao to at • • -- -- Norfolk " red 14kassr Malting Distilling Onnding fs to 11) MALT. Bret, Norfolk, and flitifolli — - - —. — *3 to ee potter.. and Ware 60 to 68 .. iki ii ii Old and new 0403. ingltsh, feed l9 to 13 Scotch, feed potato l3 to to 23 2i Per Qr. Wilma. I. I. Duda& and &mow berg 5O to 01 Rostock & Meeklen- burg__ - - --- - 49 to 65 Dania 4B to 61 Roods" hard soft knaicati, red .. whits _ . _ Lazar. Grinding Distilling Malting Om _ . . . Dutch, ?Tor .. If !.• ri food ARRIVALS OF GRAM &c, I WATER CARRIAGE, FROM CLUSIVL AILLLMATC Drfsioktixoter4p.e.64l Wadedlea clear. IL. I Oork sad Banda& Sep.& a por owl Doa.Peno,a Aber.J so. k .win. Idle. t Wimpy 6p. el idle. P 6. Dun...Co c OtassterralL.C.l6.,6p cont., No. 1 Do. do. No. S Do. do. 6 percent. proL Do. Z. Anglian A, 6 p. a Do. do. A, 7 per oena Do. B.Union. 4 p. canna Do. do. 6 per cent. gee. Do Norf. &p.c. it.,1866 Do. 61 per Cl. pref., 1867 4 %, .0. 4 11d e et. Warsaw V. arbbies„ 6 p. el Dado.red.at la p.olpon. Do. 4 parer& DaSp.areLa4 p.apos 011 f. flostload, 6 Ist Prof W. Wastalerkedliants Do. rodoese.4 p. ow Do. redeem. 4 z . one. Do. Dredeest. 4 p. et Do.6p.etredoemProt Do. aim. Out Stock Do. !Wm. PreL litcoh Do. Mesa ties. Stock Do.CbestorPf.Bl. np.c. Do. do. do. 69. a Woad Yorksh. 'p.a.& laixdaldll6..6p.a.Gro. IN Nat Da 6p.a. do. NO. It Do.llp.a. do. .... D0.10.0. a. do. Nat Do. p. dO. ... Do. p.e.prLdi do. . Do. 79. e. Pref.Btook.. Do.llp.e.drt.l W. L &GP. Do.4p. a. IX (Qtr. def. WI 146. 1: 66 N dmilwa W.Oor.a mad Non. D 69 °T ..e r . Ltd. W.7p.e.Bl..lateieb ...31Sondorry end knew Idstakkel. It Unalp. et Do. IQ Do. ii pot mut Do.rrd.emebb 6 p.et Midland Cone.6p.o.ateek Do. Coos. Br.& 8.6p.e Do. 419.e1 Prot. Steel. Da tet.et it team 4 p.c . Norfolk 6p. et Ix. Stook North &idols& proem DO. Now Goa A p. et . Do.korder Union ow 16.16aa—Cnos.4 p .7.Pr l Da do. de Do. Leeds dp.el xO.l pa York. H. e &pore. North 84affordoltke deottlilt Owl If what IlerA.N.Lik p.a. Prot St Do. Amer. god p.a.. DO. I p.oL Priam* N. Devon Mad 41 p. a Alas. (Rood. An. 4L0.6) Do. 'I per owt Do. axed 4 per eent .11. Wales gas. 4 p. oenX L Terkadro 4 p. a put ;116ecteltDnellaglon6p.e. I Do. do. Dep.°. Do. do. Olp.a. Tett Yale Preference W Ws .&(111rossz 'p.a I W .16 Id —olll.lstios.d Go. do. Ind do Do. Dewy. 6p et. Pref I DooNaPIrP. • D.at. lea 1 45 47 WI 155 115 150 101 WS 142 155 VOREGN WLWATL Pm Qr. O s. s. Postai, Irish, ot o te tat°M. IS to 23 ~ Mack BEAM Masagau llll to SI Tick 2B to SI Harrow Mr= 7O b t 2 I m.ore, o. • • Whitt. 34 to ZS $8 to 40 57 to 40 iii..;;;;' 33 to 36 11.01711._ Town made: ieTr - 2 . 80 lbs. Household 4O to 41 Country Norfolk and Suffolk, ez ship 3l to 33 Por. Qr. OAT& • • Danish and Swedish 17 to 22 Basal= nanlah... 417PUin. 1111 to 116 .. II to n Masts .... 13aux Coax. White 22 to 34 I Ir4llow ___ St to 33 Ilteadt, pm is7W. — ... 33 to 42 AiDll6OlO, per bet .. 23 to 23 Cassdlao. „ .. 32 to 27 afro LONDON , BY LAND AND ILULCH 14 2,.. MARCH 21. IN- 1 65 Wheat. Beriey. , Malt. 0424. brae Fess flour. qrs. qm , qrs. qrs. qrs. qrs. bile I eek 4. gognsh .. 4170 2690 19307 3774 156 115 .. 14603 Foreign.. 19817 17080 .... 712 34 966 ,17481 WS T0ta1.... 11,117 21000 1937716 09631 I 290 1071'1 4361,1500 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (TliIS DAY.) (PROM 001 OWN 00111810/0111T.) (DT =craw A/D IMINATIONAL 71L1GRAPW.) The cotton market le steady, mandeatiog a slightly im proved feeling. The sales will probably be about 5,000 bake. MINCING LARK, —(7 HIS DAY.) Sunsu.—The market is quiet, for both raw and reined ; prices are unaltered. COF FEL —BAWD.= matinees to be transacted at fuily former prices. Tau.—Tbe market is inactive. Rice.—No sales reported. Corrox. —A limited business only is doing, at unaltered prices. Jura is in more request, and a good business is doing at firm prices. The public sales declared for to-morrow consist of 550 casks of West India, 4,000 bags Mauritius, 4,300 lugs East India, and 100 boxes Cuba sugar ; 200 casks, 430 bags, and 800 bales and half bales coffee ; 300 bags cocoa, 400 begs saltpetre ; 1,000 bags rice, and sundry drysaltery goods. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is Bat at the following prices: —Town tallow 435. to 43e. 3d. net cash ; Petersburg Y. 0., on this spot, 435. 9d. ; April to June, 435. fid. to 435. 9d. ; October to Deessiber, 46.. 61 , " sellers." PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. Si to XO Ewa bock ces hand ti do day .... 72,069 Delivery last week l.OOO Ditto from Ist Jaw ALDO Arrival loot week Ditto from 14 June 11k944 PrieeY.C.onthespottkiedayewti fdre. SA. Ditto Town last letday Ms. ed. 42,144 - i:iiti 103.1103 45,261 1,012 NAST gikaii 46L Od. 4as Id. UNDINANY sli NMI AND STOCK& AIM ilea i lio• 1001 lop. 10i NO 100 100 100 100 1410 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 INTO 100 110 ° 0 1100 100 RAILWAYS. CL Woes. gales. "u" 1 . °T. 8 sll INgles L Juneuon P 1; 11 S. 0. Souther:a as pa aU..... al calm ft M Doke 11.1malatt 1 pm, a *Mors of Imam El 22 all Madan !maa lp. a. an tilemil LazinaWurd 1* a 'lifts Jusallan all I NadialklAapt Lr os tho aU *SWAT BeigBo% di *SWAIM of U Ds. New Owes aL * N. Nall H.Area g. 7p. Norweithr hank traL all fat , ounan onurnaAldla) aU Pan* Wan. sad Med& 1.02 a sad Orleans all Portugueselialln , Royal aY Rand* and 9 Pranel44l all all Royal Blip aa4 Danish ta Dunsn 1 all illeml Swedish ▪ Do. 7 par amt. a Ombra aad Kara 011= 03. par amt. 1 . 2• L M.Tparali al I Do. do. all &Amt.& Imm•Vaaallem Ii 4.K.0t Portianal7perodp all Southern of Traisea • Turin and Savona all Do. do. all i llmedans *" Ds. ama - 4214 all Weald Ai r W.ol Imam 10),41 114,011 9,J86,1819,688,51 1.930,800 $93.666, 00.000 CO* PM . Ve 1 B aia . tB 43 45 lei ls! 16 17 I 11 lei 10, n 4 e pr. no M 1 dla par 1 N 31 i 4 5444 10 4 1 1 1 5 ii WOK.. - 15 1 i St. rommarelal 114. Do. 4 p.44.Pr01. H 1046 - 1 -7. Bt. Mut 444 Ws4 hulls IM 111 14( —. U. Lotbdou U 01 40i U. lit Latbarla• lOO 40 60 60 St louthangast IL rflostods SO I De. low fib 98 1 lb par Ird I CI. prian. I Ilidas. BIUTISI ?OMISSION& MI6 lAI I ZULWATL Drrleail• OK Wrange l Dab Dm. 110.12.410.0. Do. Now _ _. I* New. i Bbaras..l BelbliitlakellercsAL D& Prokraa• — . — ealkaank.aGal;lo — A 11 1. a. Dda.gi, Do. In% t law. Do. Joao la ablo. Oaegas a amain.. Oas TADak I &age& Ewa ana1...... .. DM Imam gr. I p.0t.1 Do. G. Idanaca.... I WO la IN la 10 to, Do.B. • Ord Trask of Cava& Do. Ist re Hoods.. Do. do. deterred' Do. and proL Hoods .! Do. do. defers ad Do. and pref. Stock.. Do. uo.. deferred Do. 4thiiet.l37o — ci[7: Do. do. deferred Owed bedlam PiddasoA. 4 - TNT - - Do. January. las 134. Wast ea. 11. ad o ltai i t ir ot Do. New Diaer.olehpaylll.w.o Ind IMird laa Madras Guar. 4 par o• Do. do. Do. al pat al. 11•IILOorpAlp. at Weds M.lb and liotoon By. N.!runewlo! al Clamor i N. IL of Canada a p. o. ' , &dadDo.a, gua a pardo owl Delhi Do. do. do Do. Porajoab, do Do. ie. do Diai0d.1101441.49 • 1011210 N 081 ara,c• Id 1 1.6 i 1 Pin 9 it • 111 106 1060 10•1 106 167 1161 107 Dm 1710 001 21 M 63 60 63 66 60 46 46 60 61 36 IS 26 U 16 1060 1611 --- 1 —1 DO l ts 11) 4 1 11 8 Te die 160 102 IS 96 96 1} pm IS 1081 106 97 98 46 4* $ $1 F 3 ICS 107 11 1 :61 Pn r t lis 100 VS IGATIONe. ZYINAIL 4 an G.Liargiaboargap. owl 10 all Do. lawasel at .... 100 ail Gasman* sad Fribourg 10 an North. of Trams Sp. ct. 10 all Do.nabiebarloroblll p.c. 40 all farts& Lyouali percent. 20 all Do. New{ per cent... 4 all Royalnwedlabipar cant. 10 sal B.aua& Loos. FM. p. 10 all Southern ofFnutcoap.e. 100 all Victor Einroauualap.4l. 10 all W.lN.W.otlerancap.o. JOINT 'SOCK BANKS. I Midas plow I ask& Si 4 19 9 20 e 911 99 121 111 113 1113 1:1 103 Ili 12 I Pd I a. prior. I aka ro. 1 sh. 10. 1001 10,000 10,000 WM I ON 10 000 BANIU. VM ad 17. M. Bulk . ADlano•Lon.*Livaroad Anglo Portuguese (LIM Limanilaala Bank of tV e. Pink of Bank of QueenelZd Bank of Victoria austiin Bank of Wales (Lim.) Dank of New Zealand ifriLaud American IL British H. America (Mar. Bk. Brit Columbia C. Bk. Lodi& Ana Mira Clifee4. M. of L' Be rmta . Continental . _ ******* Lugbah au 1 Iriah (Lie.) I. loot.& Mu! c. 0... Eihutuatt.Chleattlap. Imperial ark. 1.4m1 Los. B.Ayreaddit.Plate (L Loo. CL Beak nf *mrt Loudon and Colonial (1.. louden and oounty London Joint flinch Lon. and Middlesex (L. Lon. and Northern lood,” R sane 4 , 1,W) UAL t & Western (L 63.1 IL!". sad Weeteunente..l wire. • Prey. Disk (I. Do. Raiarved )(Wand Dank (Ua) I Pm ausla,ifew Do. do. !tattoo& i.uk New South Wake llotectal Beak thopont OStenuto Boat Do. Now Provfacbd of ITAir A I&lode, Pani...l not Soutt! Ausiurslis llWOStrud.ol tleft.3.llteles(L limo,. 01 •tkig on. of Isg.tleinho• Ualoa ol !rased (um.) Wks at Union SS ?WeSi 11 1 i It SS I 16+n 114 11? Ifila it 3+ 41 pm' 4 6 pmi 49 SI I Of dial 03 47 49 93 96 SI 40 14 01 dia If If Sis 3 07 0 03 3 3 Prr 9 9r 171 Pm 41 . 41. 1,3 imin lie dY j 0 0{ 0 6 d: tn 76 It M rs, %Poi 48 se a se ssi Se scl l le pond 90 ek 9 19 s si 63 le Of 1, $ 2i w -- s2ls -. '1 ml 1 3 1 1 ni 8 :I I 1184 i id 10* id 6} No. I SP. I 00*** 11, IPd 101. plias 1 Salim 111,490 II empe-Iladaus Mire au 19 net 1 - 60,906 10 Mk** 9.1. *llO Ka, an 24 114 - 10.900 10 Anstralian Serlent . lO pa 96 Id -Id 16,0110 If Bolds Sissin (thaltod) 21 - - - .7.e60 to Perils Watarimeas.. .. 74 14 .- 10.00 4 Bombay 0. Limited 2 4ei eat -• 11,000 SO Brit. American Land - 40 24 27 - 1184.714 St. 811.841,14 h Mag.l.l 106 a 119 •-• *MO .i °ens* toad an 99 Pi - 26,000 * Ceylon Comp*, 1 - - - 16,000 10 ChisaaJapea/LSLNay 7l - - - ma, me , m . Dm. Me. or Men a ...44 ... - - - 1t..000 IS Do. Prot.. 79 par Gent an is 10 -, 1,44134r4t 36.. *petal Palms .o 33 S 4 2S c h 11111,1124 00. De, Pnilimmoo . ~.._ 100 PS 111 1 177.000'' N. Do t i p. et Peep.Deß. IQ. IN 112 11 10,000 10 9.lnEaooNoitdepolt*,L 41 4 die per - 69,0U6 ILO 14. India a lanatalpeone $ll 9 0 - War. 9 , 4 Raistlneteleein.* Otes 1 4 •as - 079,976 it. neetzle T maw 6 Beg. and Amt. - 16,060 111 0... Steam Navtiatam 1. St IB Id -Id *Bo* 1 *vat Ship (Limit**, . s: 4 - *don 1 Da. 174 pg.,' N•as Pr.! V 4 14 96,006 2 Ina* Carrying (L.l - - - it ^m` ' l ' Italian Irrigation Cane! I 1 dl. -.. 40,. 26 Joint Stook DiarountiL 1 4 pm If i wean{ 10 Lebon9 Tea (Liad(Limped)..2l I 3 Pm - Awe J Wm t. ,t.. al - *10,0.x 4 Lea. Oen. Oinallms Co e • 14 I - 00.000 90 Iladme DTI*. It Caw. 1 11 0 pm 91 BLOM II Neater. Bt. Tel. , Lini.' • 9 • - 3,f60 10 Do. I per cent Pr*. all - - 10,d I. 10 liet.Rail... ear., &W mt 64 If 21 pm - td,:oo 10 Natalland&Oon.o.4) 6 par e pm, 11 1111,0 k w natioaai UM:O4W . so. 0 111 111 pm - - o.ooe m !forbade*. brle.. I. t 14 *OK 4 NelbertambiL S id p. a.pel . ' 4- - pun - Er?, ie. n. Brom.* .1..4..A •,A II 14 12 19,000 PI N.Zealand T.aadL (Lim 2 - - - 1.444.67 t. 1 14. twit. Atimitm..........4 6:j i 1 - lel al' . Onentel Gee - 10,000 1 Do. Now. .- _„ 1 4 IPm - 4•60 e I.• ortaa. In. Sta. New..... ... 511 7 i - ' 10,000 6 Monte Oat 1 I di. Par - maw te. Pool avow Land.% Mtn le. 80 6$ - 11,000 55 Pm* eadOelat. Sloan 42: 73 76 - K 601• 60 Do. Now - 0 17, 10 QuebradaLd..lB4.l34.(L: 21 I 4 dl. 11 lu,loo an Mimeo" Iron ... 10,0* 16 Do. New - - 4.21 1 .4- IN We deism City Int.(L: all IS 16 - 11(00 26 Do. do 2 119 pm - WNO Bon! 1611 "Beam - a l l II 6t 61 1 ,0 nO4 44 eeettua *net. Co ...Ow IV 1.111 143 • - 10,000 SI a. Alrkaa Irriga.lay.(L ft 4Ms par - Wok. ir Sou* Atuitaittan bud 61: S 1 IS - a; ono I Ilabaaselr• taL 0n444 - 26S OW! 10 Do. do. - te.itOt t telegraph to India (L., i 4 4 die - 12 • e• . le T.*U. et Anit,L.ILL 1 par 9I a - 00.6 p SO *add tw.Co.U.Ceame 4 4 Ipm .- wore , " rt. kingdom Tel. R..• . 5 4 1,5 4MI "'' 14." 1.. Vas Tneemeft t.,-.1 . 134 !ii i - PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKER?. UT=FOot. MARCH 2L-Bales to-day :—Orest Western, 66 —Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1066—London sad North Western. kW-Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln. 66j—Metropolitan. 1311 —South Eastern, 90f —Whitebsven and Furness, 15 7.ls—Great Western of Cansaia,l2l—Sambre and Meuse, 10 7.16-British and American Exchange Bank, at—Thames and Mersey Marine, 2 916. MAIM 21.-The transactions in this market today were In local stocks, prtcos of which were firm. In the railway share market three was not much doing prices the mate as on Friday. MAseggergit, Magee 21.-There was • good business, and prices were rather firmer. Great Luxembourg. 15-Great Woe, ern of Canada, 12' 11.16-Grent Western, NI- Tinned, Central, 441 d.-Littto, paid up, CO-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 106.- London and North Western. 979 1-MetroPnUta4 1 9 9-IS-mid land, 1221-North British. 611 --gouts Eastern. 901 / I-Themes and Mersey Marine Insurance. 9 11-16 p.-Illdlakd New 6/, 51. Bd. pp - Ditto ditto 41.. Is. Pd. p.-London and South Western, 1001-Whitehavan and Furness. 154-East Anglian, 941-United 6 . a . ligeri: lIA&CH 21.—Oreat Liken A, 48-1111dland, 123. Swocinco ACCIDENT AT ACCRINGTON. —An ao cident of a fearful character happened at Accriagtoo. on Saturday monde& by which six persons lost their lives sod two others were injured, but will in all probability survive their iojuriet. The shocking event took place at the mill of a co-operative company now nearly ready for the reception of machinery at Woodsook, war 'to the East Lancashire Railway, running from Accrington, rid Haslingden, to Manchester. The mill is four stories, and is intended for cotton-.pinning. Soon after six o'Aock in the morning a number of plasteren and their labourers commenced work in • room on the third story, to be called the blowing-room. They numbered nine in all. All went on to the ordinary course until moo after they had resumed work on the conclusion of breakfast, when they suddenly heard a loud crash, and. ere they knew what it was occasioned by. the Souring on which they were standing, together with those above and below these, fell in, and they, together with the dibris, were precipitated a depth of 50 feet. Six of the unfortunate men were com pletely buried 112 the ruins, which consisted of broken Woks, forming the arch over the soginshome. rubbish filling ep the arch to • level bed. Sap Led iron girders and su ppartms, the mill being constructed on the fireproof priacip e. Two others were partially immured, while the third eeeaped altogether, be having half a minute before loft the room to fetch some requisites for his fellow workmen. The death of one at the men was oommeeicated to his brother as he wee leaving • church with his bride and a bridal party.—Liner pool Akron. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two *Twat. The stock markets to-4ay are inactive, but an improvement bas been occasioned by the news from Poland (which has also led to • rise at Paris), combined with • large arrival of specie. Consols have risen Ito 1 per cent. Several of the principal home railways have like wise advanced. Foreign stocks are firm, with a rather favourable tendency. The scrip of the Confederate Loan is quoted 4 to 41 prem. ; that of the Italian Loan, ito I prem., being better ; and that of the Danish Loan, i die. to par. _ . . At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69fr. 45c., being nearly I per cent. better than on Saturday. _ Consols are now quoted 924 to I for money, and 92 7-16 to 9.16, or 921, for the account (April 8). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Console, for money, 921, 1 ; ditto for account, 921, 1 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91, 901, 91 ; New Three per Cents., 901, 1, 91 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 104, ; ditto Bonds, los. prem. ; Five per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper, 1051 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1121; and Exchequer Bills, 25., ss. die. Mexican Bonds and Spanish Passive and Certifi cates are firm. Italian Five per Cents. have slightly improved, being marked 70. The last Russian Loan has risen, owing to the defeat of the Poles. There is also a fresh improvement of Ito per cent. in Turkish Consolidts, and in Greek Bonds. Some of the present quotations are annexed,viz.:-Turkish, 1854, Loan, 90 to 91; ditto 1858, 671 to 684 ; ditto 1862, 69 to 1 ; the Consolidds, 444 to 45 ; Venezuelan Six per Cents., 59 to 4 ; and Greek, 211 to 22. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian 1852, 1858, 1860, 921 ; Danish scrip, par ;Egyptian, 961, 4, ex div.; Greek, 214, I, 22, 211 ; ditto, Coupons, 94 ; Italian, for account, 70 ; ditto Maremmana Railway, 72 ; Mexican, for account, 311; New Granada, 14; Peruvian, 1862, foe account, 87; Portuguese, 1862, 46i, 4 74 ; Russian, 1862, 95, 4, 944, 95 ; Spanish Passive, 261, 1 ; ditto Certificates, 91; Turkish, 1858, for account, 681, 88, ex div. ; ditto 1862, for account, 69d, 69 ; Venezuela, for account, 231 ; ditto 1862, 59/. The Africa, from New York, has brought 263,0001. in specie. . _ _ doll to the extent of 55,0001. was purchased by the Bank OD Saturday. The steamer Damascus has arrived from New York with 80,0001. in specie. Advioes from Bucharest affirm that " an English loan of 2,000,0001. has been offered to the govern ment on the beet conditions." A call of 21. is to be paid on the shares in the Continental Bank Corporation (Limited) by the 16th of April. We understand that Mr. John Paster, M.P., of Manchester, has joined the direction of the British and American Exchange Banking Corporation. A special meeting of the Thames Graving Dozk Company (Limited) is called for the 30th inst., to confirm the resolutions passed at the meeting on the 11th inst., one of which authorises the direo tors) to pay oT the present debenture debt by creating an equal amount of preference stock, while another authorises them to borrow 60,0001. on 6 per cent, mortgage bonds. The half-yearly meeting of the Bahia Gas Com pany is called for the 7th of April. A general meeting of the Carman:. Mines Com pany is convened for the 28th inst. at Paris. Creditors of the Unity Assurance Association aro required by the Court of Chancery to send in the particulars of their claims to the official liquidator by the 20th April. The 20th of May has been fixed for adjudicating upon them. The Bankruptcy Court has ordered the contribu tories of the " Patent Biturninized Water, Gas, and Drainage Pipe Company (Limited)" to pay a call of 601. per share by the Ist of ApriL The Chapman has arrived from China with 011,228113 a. of tea. &TUMMY Emma. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 " buyers,"' for the Bth of April, were firat marked this morn ing 921, and closed, "sellers," at that fraction. For money the last price was 92k to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 921, 4 ; ditto for account, 921, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 901 ; New Three per Cents ., 901, ; Bank Stock,. for account, 2381, 2384; India Five per Cent. stock, 1084 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 100 ; Five per Cent " enlaced" rupee paper, 105. The India Five per Cent. Stock remains at 108} to if, and Exchequer Bills at 4a. to la. dis. The foreign stock market was unusually quiet, bu t prices were firm. The market for bank shares was quiet. Bank of Hindustan were inquired for, owing to its being stated that a proposal for an amalgamation with the Central Bank of Western India is on foot. There were also inquiries for London and Brazilian Bank and Standard Bank of Africa. On the other hand, Bank of Egypt, London and County Bank, and Union Bank of England and France, were quoted rather lower. In the miscellaneous share market scarcely any change occurred. . . Ocean Marine ;bares 'cloned to-day at 71 to 84 prem.; Universal Marine, If to 11 die. ; Thames and Mersey, 2 9-16 to 2 11-16 prem., ex div.; North British and Mercantile, 161 to 174, ex div. ; Com mercial Union, I to f prem. ; Oriental and General. Marine, 1 to lf prem. ; and London and Provin cial Marine, par to f prem. The closing quotations for shares in new tinder. takings were as follows :—British and Foreign Marine, t. 4 prein. ; Cannes Hotel, 14 to 2 prem. ; Petroleum Trading, to 2 prem. ; Union Marine, If to 2 prem. ; Empire Marine, * to f prem.; Intercolouial Bank of Australia an New Zealand, * to 14 prem.; National Bank of Liverpool, tek to 6 prem. ; City of London Fire and Life, 3 to 4 prem. ; Mercantile and Exchange Bank. Ito 1 prem. ; and Oil Wells of Canada, 21 to 34 prow. MINER-(THIS DAYj Two o'CLocr. There is a good amount of business in the mining market to-day. Tincroft, North Roe- Sear, Wheal Seton, and Great Fortune shares are better. Otherwise no variation of im ' portance has occurred. East Caradon are now quoted 40 to 41 ; Tincroft, 23 to ill ; North Roskear, 50 to 51 ; List Own Bree ltr B: I Wheal Seton, 252} to 255 ; South Ce rn to ; Wheal Ludcott, 6} to ; North Crofty, 41 to ; itiogan, II to ; Great Fortuna, 38 to United Mexican Mining shares are still in quired for, and the improvement of Saturday is fully maintained. Port Phillip are lirm, and St. John del Rey, steady. The directors of the Rt. John del Rey Mining Company (Limited) have received by telegram from Lisbon the following report, dated Morro Velho, February :—Produce for January, 42,238 oitaras ; cost for ditto, 10,2411. ; profit for ditto, 5,697/. Produce, 9 days of February, 10,941 oitavas ; yield, 6.921 oitavas per ton. DIATR IN THU HUNTING FILLD.—A melancholy and f►tal ►eeident cseurred as Saturday to Mr. Charles Smith, landlord of the White Hart Hotel. Brietol. The deceased went out with Lord Fitshardinge's hounds, the meet being at the kennel at Berkeley. la the course of the run the horns Mr. Smith wee riding bolted with him and ,me in •iolent collision with a tree, the result being than Mr. Smith's spies woe brokeo, sod death was almost in. etautaneous. The body await. the oormier's inquest. The deceased was about 5.5 years of age, and was much re spected. ... 111 Otostaid prams. K 11111 110 I le 7 109 11 11 1 xl 110 111 109 111 119 121 102 107 83 87 110 118 109 111 104. 193 106 108 N 100 NI 00 00 51 14 144 14 TS IS 77 MS 171 WS 104 US 118 111 116 11$ 114 136 110 Ili al6 US 163 130 130 90 02 101 103 12 la i + 6 M 64 4 - 3 3v". In 1311 101 103 03 06 111 113 109 111 Ili 111 91 ii ial iv. tite al 2114 U 21 100 102 100 102 Si 90 ad U OS SS 34 U 38 --- "O — ' — e•da Se 1 pAL iosi r ICON 41ii. 9d. 462.911. 106 0 i 120 1031 12j 101 I 95 109 i ... 1061