The Express. — London, England, 1863-04-16 00:00:00

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commisioser Ganlbws.) DI II mumorr. The bankrupt wasaTarnier •sd corn-dealer of Har penden. This was the sitting for examination. Debts, 3,0001.: mots about 3004 Mr. E. Reed, for the assignees, asked foe an adjournment sine die, as proomidings were pending against the bankrupt in a criminal oourt. Mr. ]larders, for the bankrupt, asked for protection, which was given. His Honour said he made it • role in those oases not to sanction • prosecution until the party had been committed by • magistrate. IN RE J. B. LLWB. The bankrupt was a wise merchant, of Mincing•Lue. His liabilities are considerable, upwards of 60,0001. This was the sitting for order of discharge ; brit the bsekropt not having paid the requisite fees, the sitting was adjourned (Before Mr. Commissioner Holroyd.) IN 145 FRANCIS PRAWN. The bankrupt, a superannuated clerk of the victim/I*- yard, Deptford, applied for his order of diseharge. Mr. Dowse supported. Mr. M. Griffiths opposed, and asked that the bankrupt should be ordered to set aside something out of his passion of 180/. a year towards the payment of his debts of 6001. He had been insolvent some years ago, but had pad a dividend of 15e. 3d. in the pound. Hia Honour directed that the bankrupt should pay 801. a rear until the debut under the insolvency were paid off, sad then 601. until the debts under the bankruptcy were liquidated. diti The order of discharge was granted, subject to tbcoo conons. THE POLICE COURTS. (MIS DAY.) CLERSENWELL. DARING ZOBBili OF JTIVILLLMIT.-001B11TTAL. Be%iamb, Ardier, • young fellow well known to the police, and who described himself as a painter, was charged with stealing at 90, Amwelletuet, Clerkenwell, one gold watch, one gold chain, • gold cameo, a scarf pin, one pair of gold and coral ear.rinp, sad ass rosewood box containing lewellery, the property of Yr. Robert Landow. The prisoner had been working at the next house to the prosecutor's, u a painter. In the afternoon ha knocked at the prosecutor's street door and told the 'errant that the chimney was on tie and that be would go to the top of the house nod pat it out. The servant allowed him to proceed upstairs, but the mistress suspected that all wee not right and directed the servant to follow him and see if her jewellery was rata On going upstairs she met the prisoner , and miming her mistren's watch, gave an alarm, followed the prisoner, and gave him into cuatody Police-constatila Walters, 107 0, said * hi took the prisoner Into custody se he was getting over • wall. He foiled all the stolen property on the prisoner. The prisoner said he was guilty, and hoped the magis trate would settle the matter at ogee. 11ep.7lrce;;;;iecithaTtlePci;Zor was a well-known thief, and bad been several times in custody. The =Monte folly committed the prisoner to the Middlesex Serious far trial. From E K. D. a poet-otio; orti;r — for 10e. for the unfortu nate man Pettey. WOB11117?-8T8ELT. TEI MAW FATAL MGM AT EMMY. Janice Willies' Hnornowsh Si. sad William Hammed. 21, brother', and tg at the /furies Arms public.houes, in laitsdowsi&p/ans, D r alitea , were brought to this court, charged by lector Kemeny, K divan= at Bow with haring received& crisis amount of many ' in stake; for a fight, aced also with aalawfally Wang and asaustrag damsel Howlett, a ter, is causing tits &litho/ Beasuelßirett, the other &can Yr. St. Anhys, Moorgatestreet, defended. It appearst that as isquest had been held upon the body of dammed, and that MAI prisoners were takes into custody outaide the Laser Mompitol while they were 'optimally awaiting the rank ; when told the maim at the charge slams them they admitted having hem present at the light as the Ilth nest, the elder prieoner addiog, " I did not ewe met= mosey reepeotig it r hat his brother made no A wampum mooed Wood stated that be knew of the oomia,c fight, and on Saturday wee k list saw Howlett post 41. 10a. Is pert of 51. at the Marion Ar ms . Wittier did set knew for what puree the emery was laid down ; be bad lent Howlete 21. previously, yet was unaware it was to make up the amount. The magistrate severely questioned witness apes this point. and took the opportunity of observing that it was to be regretted a professional gentleman bad not b een engage d • the part of tbs prosecution. WIWI= batad, epoch further examisatioo, that be did not know who plotted up the messy after it was posted ; that be had no. declared haters the carouse It was James Ham mond who bed dose se, ear that be (sitars) had an ta ttooist in the mar at roses. 0. the ground where the light esouned thews weft not mytges to form a ring. nor was sny perms them with a book eAlslNog, " Time was sailed by seem/ pates treqnsatly. Jan Oddy, er Oily, a .sae on the Great Masters Mee el railway at Htratdo d , repeated the oddest's given by bins at the 'Nast, but was moat severely handled by Mr. St. Anbys is cressexamination, that gentleman aiding that witness led been ablest from hie post as di. sel-nean far • period of nearly hail as hoar, viewing the *gin ; that be lied left on one ocemices, bat had than beam *sae tweedy minks. Yr. Aubya observed that if thin was a sample of the Mardi= paid by men employed in soak ewes' duties as whams waft. there used net be etude Ilirprime express& relative to sesideats upon railways. In further exandastion, wittier swore that the prisoner William Hemmed was present at the light with • watch in his bend mad " tame." That deceased fell essiral times, where • doses, and generally underneath, during the mutes& Did not notice the other primmer there. How lett knocked diseased down when be meld ace bold up a band, and appeared quite insensible, beteg then supported in ight ma upr psition. Medical testimony was than beard, diowieg that death had resulted from ea audios et blood upon the brain, and that the leap sad ear paragon ware congested. Mr. 134. Anhyn mounded that there was not any evidence adduced orthwith dis sedate Ws clients, and 'dud that they should be fcharged. This was refused, but they were admitted to ball in good sureties, which were speedily ferthetening. ALLEGED WORKHOUSE NEGLECT AT SHOREDITCH. INQUEST.—(PHIS DAY.) This morning Mr. John Humphreys, the coroner is Middlesex, bald an ioqoest at the Gram Mau Tavern, Horton Old Town, Shoesditch. tonsil* the death of Emma Widclioks, aged two years, who died at No. 9, libeemaer haildiogs, norm.), from neglected diphtheria, wear the fallowing circumstance. : Elizabeth Widdicks, the wife of • mai pester, dated that Ma deceased wee her daughter, aid bad base n good health Datil Thtuaday last, wises mesa her nacre from whoa she oamplained of a ears threat. Os Pride mars big whams conveyed her to Mr. Hawthorn, but died very suddenly. Whams went as Thursday to the workhouse in the Kinplaad-road, whom elm applied for a smdical order, bat the man at the door Mad her that she mat call as the out day. • Jaree—lad yea MU the man the seas was as urgent see? Witmen—lies, air, I did. It wale oa the Thursday after. saes, about four o'clock, and I aid that I thought my child was dythg, when he replied, " Well, I maws help it, you must oome to-morrow morning." He thee closed the door, mid wea lf . r . y . . _ Juror—Did YOU go again the next movable Witness (crying).— No. sir, my child waded. Mr. William Hawthorn, stuvon, of Horbia, said that the dames of diphtheria required prompt and etse manures, arid he believed that if the child had romivsd earlier radical amistance her life might have be e n p ro . 11. j0r5 ultimately returned the following special ea glet :—" That the dimmed, being an lava of tasks age, died from as attack of diphtheria, and the jury cuanot sepa rate without repeating the coroner to write to the Board of Guardians of the parish of St. Leonard, Sboreditch, rain their &Hestia. to the neglect of the porter in not giving the mother of the dimmed a medical order when she lump Maned the fact of the child being in a dying conditioa." Tim Ceram said lie would write to the chairman of the leered, who would investigate the case. The inquiry thee termiested. ITIOOM SPRING bizenzio.— Tbe weather this mandag Whig fine for the semen great mambas left the metropolis for the Downs, and the reed was tbrooged with vehicle, of overydeecriptioe freer the bumble gemrt to the ariMem i atie fear n hand. The Victoria, South Western, and London-bridge railway termini were crowded from an early hour, and it was not until 11 o'clock that the maser per. oeptibli diminished. A LA ROZ VAT. —There has lately been finished, at the vinegar works of Noma Bill, Erma, and Ow, in Worcester, a 'master vat, which steads ea a Ifeet dwarf wall of sine brides is thiamin . • its hes ht is 23 feet ; it is 102 feet in eiroomiarease. 23 feet in diameter , and in its cousiatios 325 staves of deal, each tn three inches thick, have been used. The staves are bound by twenty-three hoops of Staffordshire iron. 3g lochs wide' . cad three-eighths of as loch in thickness, sad the vat will bold 114,643 pikes, or 3,11141 barrels. The Moire ' vat next to this is said to bit at the pa rts bre ws Moses. deinnees, at Dobbs, which bolds about 80,000 Lalns, so that the Worcester vat exceeds it by upwards of ga, l ooollor. The total weight of this mammoth, when fell, is 570 tom. If circular tablas were placed inside it while empty, 100 persons might coomeisetly dim rand them, and a tolerably numerous school might unemble be ha within its walls. Standing near to it are two other vale, bolding upwards of 110,000 gallons melt ; sad these are Mime of 70,000. 60,000, and so 00, down to 1 , 700 1:2 skies altogether 76. These monster vats bare hem by u Kr. Jame Oxley, of From*, Somerset —3Aereenar Jornal. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 16, 1863. Wm to-dar M I p.a. lent LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT =CM° ITLEGRAPH.) Epsom MEICTING.—(THIS DAY.) TRIAL STAKES. Buckenham 6 ran. 11E.t.THCOTE PLATE. Poland Rut Sheen ... Rapture ... • • 12 no. TWO-YEAR.OLD STAKES. Molly Carew .. Diomad Naito's. ... 12 ma. CITY AND SUBURBAN. Advesturer . 30 ran. Beckenham way scratched immediately atter winning the Trial Stakes. ENTRY FOR LONDON BRIDGE STAKES. Bangle, Syron c, Santhal. Ondine, Alcanade. Welcher, Bridal Tour f, Maim:tote, Baliverne, Perfume f, and Bounding Brick. All bore. INKEEMAN PLATE Hall mile. Confidence, Juliet, Beat Sheen, Tarragona, Knight of the Bath, Xiindlo, Bolero Mies Bonn% Duke of CamWm David Ann, Don't Opine Late, Countess, Strawberry Hill, Poland, Virginia, Lifeb e. _uoy,.and Jenny Wren are her OTIIIII ARRIVAL& —Naddiewatah, Quee n of Spain, Miss Liviagstooz Margery , Amazonian, pardown, Merry Maid, Tomfoolery, Pegasus, Merry Hart, Haddington, Narbonne, The Briton, Latland, Weatherglass, Double X, and Kangaroo. LATEST BETTING. CITY AND SUBURBAN. 4 to 1 eget Ostalt 2 oro-Alive (t) 5 to 1 Gardiner (0 100 to 15 Advostutor (t) 23 to 1 Bar throe (off) ANOTHER DEATH THROUGH THE CRUSH AT rla ROYAL PROCESSION An inquiry was held by Mr. H. Raffles Wa ltbew, the deputy corner, at the White Horse Tavern, Ham street, Hackney-road, last evening, respecting the death of Mr. Wm. Sparer, aged 66 years, who lost his life through the pressor. of the crowds is the City oa the day of the public) entry of the Prince's Alexandra. Mrs. Fanny Spencer, 76, fluesset, said that her has. , band was a clothier. He never cessplaiaed of ill-health ' until the day of the royal procession. He went on the 7th March to the City to witness the entry of the Prince's, sad upon him return he "aid, " You may thank God you see me , alive . Iwu nearly pressed to death by th e crow d i n ' Cunha', and my chest is seriously injured." He threw himself into the chair and seemed hardly able to breathe. He bad left home in the morning In perfect health. He was unable to go out Waco, and the pains from the crashing of his chest never left him. On Thursday last he WAS sitting io • chair, and he said, "Oh, I wish I bad never gone to that dreadful crowd " and he placed his hands to his chest, and, making a ahort exclamation, died instantly. Mn.s Chessell corroborated the first witasses's statemests, end said that doessisd had never perviously suffered any Dr. C. N. Bonsai =ld that deceased had died from disease of the hurt accelerated by the severe preuure aad the szeitssosat i• the crowd. The deputy weer limbic summed up, the jury returned a verdist, "11M deemed dated from the effecta of dimes of the heart seselmated IT the preenum of the crowds is the public etraete IS the 7t limb." ORISICYAL DANK owerwearms.--(rmrs DAY) The 12th annual meeting of the shatehoidere was held at 1 o'clock., at the company's offing, Thread usedinetreat, Mr. HALM Dining am" in the chair. The chief Mr. C. J. F. Bruaar, read the following report Mlteennet of aoonota *The directors lean sow the pleasure of presentiag to tie peopieton the peoural statement of affairs and balance sheet for the year 1862, elcuiriog a net profit of 193,1781. 14a. 6d., after detentes current ex and Lakin pro. vision for all bad aid doubtful debts. The denten have already divided 88,2001., or 7 per_ cent. at the year's profile, {savior to be dealt with 104.9781. 14s. id. ; and they now propose to pay a dividend of 5 per cent mind a boom of 3 per cent., meads; • total distribution of 15 per cent. for 1862. The paustat dividend and beam will amount to 100,8001., or 21. per share, and will be payable, free of income tax, en or after Ist proximo, leaving 4,178/. 141. 6d. to be carried to the credit of the next acoooat. The dimness who retire by rennin are Mr. Gordon, Mr. Boa hots, and Mr. Myth. These geetiemen offer themselves, and are recommended by the court for re-election. The pro prietors will also have to appoint two auditors for the cur rant year. "General Statement and Balanorsheet, for the year end ing 31st December, 1852. -Liabilities : To promissory notes in circulattoo not bearing interest, 664,8691. 7s. 6d. ; bile of exchange in circulation not bearing hinted, 14,747,0361.5 x. sd. ; balances due to other banks, 31,2534 17a Ist. ; cash deposited not bearing interest, 1,776,9901. lls. 7d. ; cash deposited bearing interest. 5,731,9231. 17s. sd. total due to the _ public, 12.954,9631. 19a. ; to capit a l paid 1,260.000 L - reserve surplus fund, 252,0001. ; insurance food, 50,00 N. : dividend, remaining impiad, 11,2411. 15a. ; balance of moat and loss after defray titacurreint charges, 104.9781. 14e. 6d. ; due to sham ,s7s,nei. Its. 6d.; total, 14,631,1841. fki. 6d. Anetn.lr b e: r3 ia sod bullies. 3,611,3451. 12*. 7d. ; balance due from other banks, 63 5701. 16s. Bd. ; promissory ones or bills of other beaks, 148.8121. 9d. , vernment wart -831,7671. 14a. 3ierpon 3 hond! ; or other pro. of the _ deists masa by landed or other peoperty, 67,3411.7 x. 2d. ; notes and bells discounted or other delta due to the ampe re:l : n ot included wider the fotano9g,ll626ll3itall sx a. 4cp: t0ta114,&13.1841. 86. sa. delta abandood so Front sad Lees Account-Toamount paid as dividend and bonne for the half-year ending 30th Jun, 1862, 811,2001. ; balance, 104,978/. 14a 6d. ; total, 193,1781. 14a. 64. By amount of net profit for the year endue 31at December, 1862, after defraying current changes and riding for all bad and doubtful deb* 193,1784 14a. 6d. The CHAIRK/LN having declared a dividend and bootie at the rate mentioned in the report, payable on the let of May, said the deposits showed a considerable increase-a gratifying proof of the continued confidence of the pedgio. During the last year the insurance fund had suffered mein diminution owing to unavoidable muses. The debts secured by landed and other property were in comae of nallatioa. The notes and bills showed an increase, the total augmentation under that head within the year being 1.500,0001. The busioen of the batik generally was, he was happy to say, still increasing. bat they had now upwards of 20 competitors, and it required all the skill of their analleat staff to secure the prodt realised within the last year. At present there was spotter amount of bank. lag provides for the east than was actually needed. That bask had, however, been able to sera 15 per cent. In the lad year. (Hear, hear.) During the twelve yens of the bank's existence the board bad repaid the capital sad given the proprietors 160 per cent besides ; and he had no doubt that they would still be able to maintain their posi tion in the race of banking competition. (Cheers.) In reply to Mr. DVSPHT, The Commas said the state of the book at Melbourne was most railefactory. Is re to soother Sitaizeotors, The MAMMAS eald the bank had sustained no loin by the opium kw& Sir &route Dna/mite' congratulated the meeting on the last meatiosed fact. The report having bean adopted, the proceedings termi nated in the tuna manner. Frees AND GMAT Lees 01 PZOPIRT'T. --awe DAY.)—Between the booms of l and 2 a.m. a are broke ost is the premises belonging to Mr. IliVerthy, a fruiterer red gressignew No. 39. White Honentteet. Stepney. Nam . of the reddens wan able to demeod by the stain, sad wen obliged to amps by the bacir.wiodows. Fortunately sot meet them mowed as; serious injury. The building sad all it manned were destroyed. Mr. M'Oarthy was inured IN the Sae Fire-ofbos. Th e premises of Mr. Shad ow, merise-stor• dealer, No. 38, are also Amoebae An happened in the premises heleoging a rr W. M. Willem, furniture dealer, No. 4, Landes-street, Owe. with. The premise were &Wined, sad the adjoinieg building damaged. The leas will fall epee the San and Phenix Firrellissa. A Ire Retries took place is the minim of like 01Meg, teem! es the Ledge, at Clapham. earamm. A serious amount of Maw was dose. legend I. the liaise Fornodiee. At a late bev Sat eight • Sr. moaned le the premises of Mr. T. A. Humes, the i of the Old Jenne Tavern, No. SA, Soathwerk but it was happily curbed to the Ant Seer heat room. DITIZKINZD SIIICIDIt or ST. PANCIIAS.—(THIS D•r.)— This forenoon, le Bridgewater-street, St. Paeans, a maa named Jeffrey% who for IrAny has lived at No. 19, la that street, committed suicide. The unfortunate resa had been many years affected with asthma. This day, about 9 o'clock, his wife went to his room, and foued the door looked. She buret It open, when she foiled herl Imbued eimmoaded by a black silk handkerchief from • mil at the bask at the doer. Moat ours cut him dove, bat ! Ilig nes quite Wiest. It wee subsequently discovered I thin** mdanunelle maa had stabbed himself in several *me resod the beset with • pair of scissors, which caused the blood le Sew profusely. It supposed that he Bret mode the attempt on his life io this way, and the= 1 he could set readily se com pli s h hi s o bj ec t, h e h ung He was marl, seventy years of age. EMIGZATION AND THZ LANCABHIRI OPIRATITIL —The pentads' gwrmremeeta Oanterbusy, New &aimed, . 1 bare pieced at the disposal of the Emigrelsom Comroiadoeen I the wood moiety of the sum of 10,0001., voted for panties Mee purger tea limited number of the distressed opera. three i the onto. districts. The persons eligible to par iiiipste is the boos ere mineipally young women ac quainted with dettleetie ernes. SHARE LIBTS-(THIS DAY.) Two &Mom. 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[7: nn I IAPon i 98 1 t 8 Mk } f IQ IZSf i- : pa —, dim ltn ' otail 10,000 WON NANO 11410• 10,000 1140011 6.000 00 000 7.000 %NO 10,000 18.410 WAN WOO SUM NADI . 2- ea: 1l 11.014 CON IMO WA* OAP 1110.11•0 MOO 184,710 4.91111 MON 14009 11,00111 cielili Mee MON 10.000 ako4o lAA , * MATS MAR 110,C01 SKOSt Mk* hose 5 , fro 44.000 di f - 1114 10 104 ~ w ~ i ,r..K :1 10. a 11,106 a I% 1 216 002 10 20,000 2 42.0 Ir 24200 IS RONA a ta.aN 110 PROVINOIAL SHARE Kimura. LmcarooL. APRIL 15.—eRles today :—Oral Waters, 62 I —Lancaehire and Yockahlre, 1061—Landon and North-Western, 971 B —London and South Western, 1011a—Metropoiltan, It 1146 —North Esalere. Benriek capital stock, Pi—South Is= 5--gowth Eastern Reeding 4 , per Cent., 1666, Pi — beak ilegaM and Lake Homo, 5-lUlnola Osman!, 444—dlito. pdd up, 46c.—Dutc5 Rhenish 1 1-16 p.—Cireat Laxembourg, 4.16 , 4-11ambre and Manse, 11 616—British end American Ea sbanz .. Esinking Company, 51 p.—Mereantile and E. Marriage. d. —N Pink of Liverpool, 44 9.16 7-16 iffail ., p.—British an .l Foreign Marine, az new, 56.—Uulau 1 Mil p.—Llverpool Exchange, 9 d. 1111KINGRAX, APRIL 16.—The following were samont the closing serous today :—.Blrellagla•. Wolveraull4o6. 664 Moor - —darn or 1,-. Valle adb at ib o 111-Oirast Southeni and Western or are - iind, 144 iNeaerditgre.lol, siglere-Dinninghein Canal, buyeni-Biratagbant Bank, tei to V -Oloncretar W 11 - wn-lietropolitian Wages, 1# to It Se. ed. pen.--and airmini bent Wanerweete /17, baleen Bailees' wrier. 114.11gersa. Mink 16.-Market qulet, and prices steady. lank at lAreneheetar. 4 4111 p.-Great Eastern, 61i-Oreat Ship, @a-Great Western, 661-14etropolltan, 12 11.16 - -North British. 401- 90•111 laatern, 926 - Birkenhead. 884 - Greet Northern A. 110 6 6-Dublin and Belfast Junction, 406-Oreat Beaten A. 4111-Whitelirren and Furness, 15$ - Great Eastern 6 per cent.. 106-11ereantile Bank, # 0.-Birmingham. Waiver latapion, and Stour Valley, I. Coaasca♦Tlolr or ♦ Nsw Bor♦lt C♦THOLIC CH 01011.--ITHIS DA T. )—This morning at eleven o'clock, Cardinal Wiseman solemnly opeoed and corserated the Roams Catholic Church which has for stews bate past been in erne et erection in Hattori-wall. The cherub. which is a handsome and convenieut structure, is dedicated to St. Peter. The cardinal was received by several Whops, and • large Dumber of priests ; sod a quartos was fumed which moved towards the alter. Pontifical high mins was celebrated by Dr. Morris, Bishop of Troy, the sermon being preached b► Dr. Gillis, Bishop of Limps, Vier Apostolic of the Brien Divisioa of Soothed. Baydo's No. 3 was pernineed with full orchestral accompaeiments. After the owner • congenial was made in aid of the filed, for carry- his oat the 11111180iell work in the district. At 7 o'clock there will he wapers and benedictions, with a sermon by : the Verb Bev. Canon Oakley, M. A- , formerly Fellow of Oxford. A IdTIRAL N T ERNI ISTATION. —At a recent mouths on the subject of the clerical subseriptiee, or of the speakers illustrated the need of relaxation by en •seedote. la the earth of Ireland the hour for morning service was frequently 12 at nor, sod a clergyman: whom the speaker knew felt • scruple in using the words of the Collect, " who has wifely brought us to the beginning of this day." Be bad been accustomed to alter the word to "middle." 'ad the bishop made no objection, but in the laps of time the bishop's Goo, • stickler for rubrical strictness, called attention to the matter, sad the result was an admonition to discoatious the variation, and to ' keep to the Aria letter of the Liturgy. The issue was that . the verealille clergyman wee compelled. set of • mall bom. to keep • mate to reed memos payer.—Record. MONEY MAR ET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocw. Contrary to general expectation, the weekly court at the Bank of England has broirenup without making any reduction in the rate discount, which remains at 4 per cent., though the charges for good bills in the general market are not more than 4 to 31. As the impression remains that a reduction is merely postponed for a few days, the funds are firm, and Consols are quoted at a urther improve ment of about 1-16 to 1 per cent. English railway stooks are quiet, at, in most cases, former prices. In the foreign stock market the tendency of quotations is still upwards, particularly as regards Spanish Pensive Bonds. The scrip of the Confederate Loan is quiet, at to 14 prem. ; and that of the Italian Loan, at 21 to 21 prem. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rents, were quoted 69fr. 90c., being sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 94 to 93 for money, and 924 to 931 for the account (May 7). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Con-1 sole, for money, 921, 93 ; ditto, for account, 98; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914, ; New Three per Cents., 914, 1 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 144 ; Bank Stook, 234, 236 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 104, 1, ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1001, ; ditto Bonds, 155., 17s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, par, 3s. die. There is a fresh rise in Spanish Passive Bonds, which are last marked 301 ; Spanish Certificates, Egyptian, and Peruvian Bonds of 1862, are all bet ter; Greek Bonds have advanced 1 per cent., and Turkish Consolides, 1. Some of the present quo tions are annexed. Turkish, 1854, Loss, 87 to 88, ex div. ; ditto, 1858, 64 to ; ditto, 1862, 704 to 71, being firm ; the Consolidis, 481 to I ; Greek, 284 to ; and Venezuelan Six per Cents., 60 to 4, being well supported. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Chi lan Four-and-a Half per Cents., 854, 3 ; Egyptian, 98, 1 ; Greek, 284, 1,4, ; ditto Cou pons, 131 ; Italian, for account, 711, 1 ; ditto Maremmana Railway, 751, 75; Mexican, for account, 3.14, ; New Granada Two per Cents., 154 ; ditto Deferred, 81 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 884, 89 ; Portuguese, 1862, 48 ; Russian, 1862, 961, 4 ; Spanish Pesaro, 301, 4,1, ; the Committee's Certificates, 11, 101, 111 ; Turkish, 1854, 874, ex div. ; ditto, 1862, for account, 704, 4,1, 71 ; Venezuela, 1862, 60, fr. The iharee of the Westminster and Southwark Bank are quoted to-day to 1 prem. Fogs o'CLoor. Console are quoted gn to 93 for money, and 93, "sellers," for the account, being rather less firm. The biddings for 45,00,000 rupees in bills on India took place yesterday at the Bank of England. The amount allotted was 31,40,000 rupees, in the followingproportions, viz :—To Calcutta, 14,20,000 rupees ; to Bombay, 16,00,000 rupees ; and to Madras, 1,90,000 rupees. The declared minimum price was le. 110. per rupee on Calcutta, and is. 111 d. on Bombay and Madre, being Id. lower than the minimum rates for some months past. The applications within the limits were for about 57 lam. Tenders on Calcutta and Madras will re ceive in full ; those on Bombay at 25., will receive about 43 per cent., and all above that price in fulL The railway traffic returns now in course of publi cation include the traffic of Easter week, which last year did not fall until fully a fortnight later. The London and North Western return shows an increase of 7,9781. over last year ; the Great Eastern an increase of 1,7991. ; and the London and South Western an increamot 3.0611. _ _ The prospectus of the Southampton Imperial Hotel Company (Limited) is in circulation. This company is formed under the beet auspices that could be procured for a project of the sort, the board com prising some of the most influential names con nected with the trade of Southampton. A very eligible site between the Royal Pier and the docks, and immediately contiguous to the London and South Western Railway station, has been obtained, with the advantage of • line view. On this site it is intended to erect a first-class, large, and well arranged hotel. An old established brewery is also to be bought. Up to the opening of the hotel, 5 per cent interest is to be allowed. The capital is fixed at 100,0001., in 101. shares. A call of 51. is to be paid on the shares in the London, Birmingham, and South Staffordshire Bank, by the sth of May. It is understood that the dividend to be declared at the meeting of the Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway Company, which is to be held at Brussels on the ith of May, is at the increased rate of U francs per share, or equal to 5 per cent per annum on the present price of the shares. When completed, the working of the new branch line between Antwerp and Hasselt is expected to show satisfactory results. At an extraordinary meeting, yesterday, of the India Freehold Land, Colonization, Trust, and Agency Association, a resolution was Fumed, sub ject to confirmation on the 14th of May, in favour of the undertaking being wound up " voluntarily." With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : The market in London for American recuritles has bees fairly active during the pest week, and coosidering the great advance in exchange reported from New York, quotations here have been well maintained. United States Bonds and Virginian SALMI have teen in good demand. For Atlantic and Great Western First Mortgage Bonds there has bees a very active inquire and they clew fi ne at an advance of 2 per cent. Erie said d close steady at a decline of 1i doL per share. Commenting upon the last advices from New York, the same authority says : The chief feature of the week in the stock market bad been the largely increased demand for government stocks, caused partly by the demand for banking purposes elder the Bank Aot, end also by the growing coutidonce of the public in the resources of the government. The rise esta blished had been about 3 per cent. State stocks, on the other bead, showed sign of immoral weakness, and there was but little Inquiry fur them, the public preferring the government stocks, the interest on the latter being payable Is gold, as well ea their being subject to only half the in. CO6lO tax, and entirely free from all State taxes. Railroad bonds showed a large decline, New York Central Six per Cent. being 6 per seat., and Seven per Ceet. Sinking Fused Bonds 4 per den lower. Erie First and Third Mortgage wererespectively 10 and 4 per cent, below former quotations. WEDNESDAY EVINUIG. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 to for the 7th of May, opened this morning at the same quotation, and rose late in the afternoon to trai to 93, the quotation for money being at the same time 92f to 1. The o ffi cial business report is as follows :—Tbree per Cent. Couloir, for money, 921 1, I, ; ditto, for account, 921 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 914, 1, ; New Three per Cents., 911, 1, f, 1 ; New Two-and-s-Half per Ceuta., 781; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 14k, f ; Bank Stock, 233, 1; India Ave per Cent. Stock,lo9l, 4, : ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 100, 1 • ditto Bonds, 14a. , 17s. prom . ; Five per Cent. "enticed" rupee paper, 1081 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 1151 : A fresh rise of 1 per cent. has taken place in the India Five per Cent. Stock, which has now reached 1091 to 4. The Rupee paper was likewise in re quest, and firm, the Five per Cent. leaving off at 1081 to 4, and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent. at 115 k to 1181. India Bonds were quoted 14i. to 17s. prem., and Exchequer Bills 3s. dia. to per. In the foreign stock market the principal feature, apart from the completion a the settlement, was a fresh rise of 1 per cent. in Spanish Passive Bonds, which were in great favour, and closed at the beat poict of the day. The shame of the Sochiti Financibre of Egypt, which the day before yesterday were quoted 2 - to If die., have risen to-day to S to 1 dia. Bank shares were steady, with a fair amount of business. Au improvement took place in London and South African Bank, and British and Ameri can Exchange Bank. Imperial Bank of Turkey were quoted 111 to 12 prem. Berlin Waterworks shares have advanced. Royal Mail Steam ant National Discount were also inquired for, while Oriental Inland Steam were fiat. . . . Ocean Marine shares cloned to-day at fq to i prem. • Universal Marine, le to lf dia. ; Thames Ind Mersey, 2 to 2} prem. ' • North British and Mercantile, 15 to 16 ; Co mmercial I Union, Ito prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, ito dia. ; and Oriental and General Marine, Ito 1 prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—British and Foreign Marine, 9-16 to 11-16 prem., ex the new issue ; Cannes Hotel, 2 to 3 prem. ; Petroleum Trading, ito j prem. ; Empire Marine, }to i prem. ; National Bank of Liverpool, 41 to 5 prem.; Westminster and Southwark Bank, } to 1 prm. ; Mercantile and Exchange Bank, 1 to 04 dm. ; Panonia Leather Cloth, I to f prem. ; and New Theatre, } to 1.1 1 prem. There were increased inquiries for New Bruns wick, Nova Scotia, and Natal Government Bonds. tit 1 Pd I CI. 97 99 7 7ipm ils par 71 711 93 IR 1161 111 a: .. .1 pal 1 5 1 0 24 15.4 i, ae 48 94 98 V/ 41 i t of 1 - 27112 1 12 Ms 2 par 77 1 x 1 Par 43 tS Sti Far Ste dla pot dim tri 77 m • We • 21pra 48 60 _ ; A Wm 36 pm ; 31 53 13 01 313' I SJ4 33 16 '4 26 26 it i 2 s 2 313 sa is al W It i dis }an 116 111 IR U Pe lii Ul 114 I I 4 4al 100 lII_ --1• "it a la I le par I 4 s 4 ram II ti 3 • _pm iAL ipm st I pm 1 pm iku par ao TS 78 IS 17 pus 4 al 19 tl 1# Om io et 119 1911 I Ms per U f I as Psi * Ssi Psi Ter i ink 16 16 24 1 - 7! 117 e 14 dis _m a} 93 N I 3 ai MINEB.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoci. There is a fair amount of basinea in the mining market to-day, and prices generally are well main tained. Great Fortune shares improved to 351 to 364, and Drakewalla, to 2to East Caradon are quoted 421. to 1; Tinoreft, 211 to f ; Mszke Valley, 81 to 1; Cargoll, 394 to 404 ; Crebor, 35e. to 40a. ; Wheal Edward, 2 1 to 1 CWheal Beton, 247 to 250, ex div. ; and South Toles, 514 to 524. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive. Yadanamntaas are dull. The second annual meeting of the Wheal Ellen Mining Company of South Australia is called for the 29th inst., when a proposal will be submitted for issuing debentures to the amount of 15,0001. At Wheal Seton meeting yesterday a dividend of 31. per share was declared. At the adjourned meeting of the Tincroft Mining Company, yesterday, the directors uncles the old scrip constitution announced that they had dis qualified from serving on the board by the sale of their shares, thus leaving the management of the company entirely in the hand. of the shareholders. Unanimous reso lutions were passed that in future the undertaking shall be conducted in accordance with the strict coat book system. A general meet ing will be held on the 30th inst., at which it was stated a dividend will be declared. The chairman (Captain Teague) mentioned that the profits of the present year would amount to 12,0001. It was decided to transfer the management to Cornwall. Tram &liridgto Consols (April 14) Captain Jannis. reports : •Ia the 40 want of Gilbert's arassaati ea N.. 1 tin lads, we hays met with a ereenearse, ipad as. sow eat ' tang into the lode west of it. The lads is proddniag mane splendid work for tin. In the 60 aortae Borth and wag of ventilating shaft, we hays eat assthor verifies of the lode. We intend to drive th roadit to aseartait its alas and character. We ars north sod south in the western wood ; nothing bas bees met with Tit ; es sees as there is I will write yea*. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIIPIRIAL AVYALOBB. Osta I 11" • bum' Pam lima 7 Ai *yids Mills WNW 44 , 374 14 sr star 7 4.111415 MAN, IllaSs 111 It 4is •41014 1a M fl. Ild aSe 74134. 211 4b. 4.1134 tl 214 W 361 44 Ws Id April 4 ll Six weeks' Amass - - Darr.—Whask Ihrfiff, Oak itipb, Prosat.ind Pisa. la. MALAN MOITIIe 11111 PLOWMEN/ 111 INN ATIMILMII PM= Or lIINZAT 11011011 sip OR vinrs WO. Mar. 7. kb. Wan 14. M 4.••• 66 9 46 4 46 4 46 II 46 0 /dr. 111.165. IL ApK l 13. • • •.? • • LIVIRPOOL oorfoN mARKtr. (THUS DAT.) (IT =KWIC AID DMANATIONAT. TILZGIIMS.) (nos ous Owl aoaaaaroaaarr.) XL iost *aliases to improve. Salo probably, aboul tea cor twelve thouiroil balsa. MINCING LANIL .7 (TRIN DAT.) - - SOGAB. -There is loss disposition to parattass," aid prier of Savanna show a slight decline, but tha Unlined bushman transacted is other descriptions hot been at fall prior. Mauritius sold. low brows, 20s. 6d. ; onlinary to good, 30a. 6d. to 33a. 6d. ; good sad fine yellow tornallieri 38.. to 40s. Co* muscovado, ordinary to good brown, 325. to 34a. 6d. ; low and middling 7e110w 3 4a. 6d. to 365. good sad fine yellow cloyed, 38s. to 31 1 11. 11::=11. Pea brown to good yellow, 34a. to 38e. 6d. ; 41a. Ir 41s. 6d. Refined has sold at higher prior; cora* lumps. 465. 6d. Como has sold at higher prices for Plantation Coylon ; triage, 70a. to 80s. ed. ; low middling and middfing, 83a. to 91s. ; good middling to fine, Ma. to 995. 6d. hisitive si steady prices. Small, 72.. 6d. ; 6n ordinary, 745. to 745. 6d. • fine ordinary Armors, 76e. to 775. ; and Ja maica It moderato prices-good ordinary to middling, 73a. 6d. to 82s. 6d. . listos —Cc i A. Ts 2 E 47rn dsd m , °6 4r i t i o t l e ss7l °l'l la b , a 4 y 7l.l l .l s 4L e r sr 3t. Liam, 445. 6d. to 475. * To .—The denssad cotatfutuss steady for most des:rip tioos. _ _ En and SALMI . = ale both start. Elricis have sold at steady prime, exospi the common qualities of cassia Aiwa, which are epic rather *awing. Pepper : Penang. 31d. to 31d. ; white kliegapace, fair, 51d. to 51d. ; cusamon Penang, 41d. to 3d . ; cloves, common &glebes, M. to 31d. ; nutmegs, small to good, bold, le to 3e. 9d. • mace. ordinary, 106. to 11d. ; Cassia Lipson, mild to good , Sr.; pile, 83s. to 9k.; ginger, rough Bengal, 665. to 675. Run. —About 150 pnocheons sold, Derearara, le. fins. la. 7d. ; Lsawards, la. 4d. to Is. 41d. ; Penang. ls. 4d. Ccrrrow cooties's in brisk request at a farther advance ; about 5,000 bales sold. Jun has sold, standing at full prime to 10s. ath &ere for parcels of the sew crop; old remains dull of sale ; com mas+ to fine sold 113 f. 15s. to.;81..10a. •••••• •••••• ••••• ^ --e-.-- COCIIISKAL has sold at fall pnoto. Ts-miffs slyer, 2a. od. to 3a. ; black, 3. 10d. to 3a. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Me market is quiet. doomed 'nee the pmessi quote tier :—Tows tallow, 425. 3d. to 42a. 6d. me omb; hien. berg Y.O. on the em 4, 42a 9d. to 43a; ell this mostA, 425. 6d. ; May to Jose, 425. 9d. ; Jose, 435. 34.; October to December. 435. 6d. to 4,3 e. 94. Delivered for the half week, 670 make ; armed, 37 asks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) _ . Although the suppl . of beans is ley no means large, they mount all be dip of. Trade is very dull, sod Moe_ day's quotatiorts are not folly roalotalusd. The supply of sires, is also small, but quite equal to the demand. Priem remain unaltered, with a very slow trade. The number of calves is mosiderably latter, mad omesquently priors are lower. Choice lambs ara re deumad it fully late rates. Our foreign supply monists of 276 beasts, 720 sheep. and 404 calves. Milch cows, LW. Per 41064.4 8184. a cl. a cl. Per same ed 1164. a 4. s. 4. Bra 80.64, Herd& 4 4 4 3 Bed Last W.W.II' 4 8 41• boa Shorahoras 4 4 4• bat 1481.444438.... 0 00• Snood qual. Weals 3MP 3 8 i Da do. 860014 .... 4 5 4 • 081844 Km X4 4 8 D a do. laws .... 3 8 4 • 36441165 t Mabee& 0. 0 0 Lambs bells as suit* 1,100: amp and lambs, 5,320; Celms, as ; Inv. no. SMITHFIELD HAY MAREET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Homy sod &otos repast tends slow at the fol lowing prices : Niue wtoodow boy, 70s. to 72.. id. ; 'opener ditto, lEs. to flOs. ; Warier ditto, 401. to 60s. town, 401. to flOa. ; dew, aid, 90s. to ; ditto, woad sat, out, SOL to 1066.; Atm, 30. to 16.. Tha Ystvarrow AND 811VDDEN CASES. —Tim' 13heddsa case win oho* be heard to the Hoses of Lord, us awe.' from the Court of Probate. This celebrated we., which for over half a century occupied the various courts both in Scotland and England, will be ow of considerable interest. The appellants' tare, which will extend to several hundred printed pages, is ant yet lodged ; the time for that purpose expired oo the 27th ult., and a petition was presented by the appellants for further time to lodge their case till the 18th of this mouth. The comma' engaged to the ease are, Mir Fitzroy Kelly, Sir Hark Cairns, Mr. Bolt, Q.C., Mr. R. P. Collier, 44. C., Dr. Deese, and Mr. Downiog Brace. The Yelvertost ease is not yet set down for hearing. The appeal from the judgment of the full court in Scotland. who decided in favour of the validity of the marriage of Major the Hos. W. H. Yelvertoe with Themes Lrmawmth, was presented by Major Velverton on the 10th of February. The appal. hulk however, on the 27th of March, presented a petition for further time to lodge his case, oo the ground that. from the length of the proceedings, counsel had not had time be prepare the ease. The counsel engespd are, the Soliestos- Geoeral, Sir Hugh Cairns. the Lord Advoc ate of Scotland, Mr. Knit. Q.C., Mr. Whiteside, Q. 0., end Mr. Dowsing Brom. The bearing of both the same will be Sited in a few days, wheu their lordships next meet. 110 1 1101 Ite i He 1013 - 14 8 k nit ddli xd aril ei .. I t xd I ON I IN psi} 4