The Express. — London, England, 1863-04-09 00:00:00

_ LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Goa Doom) IN RE ZECHARIAH C. mason. This was another adjourned elimination eitting fn the cue of Zechariah Chink* Pearom, shipowner of Nich o las. lane aid Hull. The amounts are still unfil'ed, the books being yet in the bands of the assignee• On the application of Mr. Lawranos, for the meioses (Mr. C. E. 'Lewis, for the bankrupt, concurriog), • further adjourement was ordered till the 11th of June. It wu stated that no blame was attributable to the bankrupt far the delay. The liabilities are stated at 1303,0301. ;of the meta no reliable estimate can be gives, the amixist de pending in great measure on proceedings now wading it. the American prise court& IN EE LeXTOID. The bankrupt was a builder at Croydon. Debts, 9,680/. ; wets dependent on the realiaation of the mo Pte' party. An adjou rn ment was ordered for inZ i tto the alleged assets. The bankrupt, a messenger, applied for hie release from custod►. Mr. Morris opposed, on the ground that the bankrupt and his wife hod jointly brought • vexatious action for assault, which Baron Bramwell had characterised as only ft for • police mart The requisite evidence was given, by production of the mad, ha, in the action. His Honour said it was doubtful, from the terms of the entice, whether he had power to release the bankrupt. It was to be regretted that penalties for proemial wroep had not been introduced into other serums at the act ~ Mr. iiinsic;;, the registrar, ruse steCT that the wads of the act referred only to actions brought against, and not by a bankrupt. His Honour aid the question depended on the oonstroo tion of the words, "contract by reason of any judgment in an action for assault." He toned that in previous cans it bad been held that theme words 'Warred only to cease whose bankrupts were defendants in awaidt mesa, and not plain tiffs. He therefore thought that the bankrupt was entitled to bit release. IN RN WAIT AND WIG. The bankrupts were si;iiiii;g-Tn;ratinta, of Upper Thamerstreet. This wee the adjourned seamination in the matter of Watt, the other inahrtipt hay* abseceskil. Their joint Iktelities are upwards of 15,000 L, aphid which security is held for 7,0001. or 8,000/. Mr. Bargood supported ;Mr. O. E. Lewis appeared for the sisitittew- It was stated that Mace the last meeting a document bad been forwarded to the bankrupt, apparently in his pertiter's handwriting, oontainieg statewide of sundry transactions in which he had been engaged. It wee dated us April, 1882, a few days Ware the bankruptcy. The bankrupt, in exa mination, dented having am the iketuniat anal say re cently, when it was forwarded to him samsynsusly. It contained statements of treassatioas of themes& elpeemda, including goods pledged with one Hasidism, is Obessiside He had received the packet on the 27ad of Hank. Mr. Lewis urged that the bankrupt had now the however be had some by them, of readeriag an simuM the transactions with Davidson. After houing Mr. Him Honour el lowed the to per kis examiention, bat adjourned the consideration of the order of discharge for three months. (Bofors Mr. Commissioner leers) IN ft C. C. BIOWNINQ. The bankrupt, described r a ciPark•resd, sad of Lincoln's-inn-fields, was tie holder des *Nat c&. ia oce of the oeurts of law. The caw is nomarkeille from tie circumstance of the bankrupt haviag nom* been Mama from custody, 'her Magi. prima for upwards of 10 years. This was the Alias for examination and dlarbarge, but to accounts being lied an adjournment was taboo. is is Kw: The barkr7phs. grootrToTil7torrifo, oppli7d for his relates from custody. Hr. S Rood supported; Hr. R. Grifllths opposed. It appeared that the laurel* bed pledged tar aolothor VI& with Xr. Attsaboreagh. sad bad sold other goods at Isis them oast prim He bad traded is his mooed nano of Humped, sappesariug the mum al Boom Hit Honour deferred tile Morass far three imam DUZIANT.-11.011AL OV BIZAUS. Thu banks opt, • anchor tamely al Poole, and kte of lowa-eke* recently apr o lt u f mn or t, ltis release front eentadv. His Hower, is giving lave eaatally read oar the aids's' Ike natter of bankruptcy, end I ma vile gadded tbat be bus mead mod hoodnlsstly towords Mr. Salter. Inotont is • solidar, and u a solicitor be is under the strongest obligati= to do kis duty towards hie clienta with trail sod Utility. He los availed himself of las knowledge's, • solicitor, and d tbo coniblotes ',- posed in him as nob, to &hood Mr. Salter to • mat ex- Jolt He is is ousted" at the said Ur. Solar tad mother creditor, and asks that he may be released ham custody. I rattan to coder Lis roams. IS WC GIORGI PIUIDIERICZ CIII7IIICAL The laminae& au a boot mliaideetarte hiGilisparatriset. This we. the att.* for amiss** . discharge, bat me accounts' had been filed. A sand 1,460 t. bae bees retailed; the liabilities are not yet lowa, hat efts reef bee bees ad mitted against the aside el 5,M. As edeimemememi was ordered. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (TED DAY.) OLD COURT. the Ileoxdor.) Hammel Oliver,r an aoliver, tar chapel apes as U"' ant. to whisk he pleaded sot guilty, with th e aaa daagbler at Fria are The pasearr atha n reegh as teamster abider be wadi be tried b: 1 1•S hdh ocrpeeed at LE &slab. sad half frzeipen. es' and he sleeted le be tried by a jury earaprail et as era. It the this raid whether the withal= van is atlas& mai, sad it was food that they thee Keg Thin is likely le be cariderahle dilleally la ad. cam It will bees rsesabred that the akin allothar cat et whisk the are arose canned during a dirlarbease ea beard a theevait aithat-war whali was lyleg i the pat of Loath" earl the anti ribs', it agleam deaths I. allow the whams' to Mind, sad I. all prebabidey, berth( beta etheased la the affray, they will be eatieyed to their W eon earthy, where they will moth likely be etheated after ag lead by the tweet Pim The praiser was remarred. Georiie Griffiths, 47, inkier, and Zhu HA 33, wore indicted for stealisg IT3 yards of edk, rains 401. The prisoner Hell *NW guilty Mr. a Lewis emend Mr il dm Onzesentioa, and Yr. . Host for the phe lrsppossed w Ch that the_ *rears wont into dm sleep Ifisevn. Harebell and neellgrove Uth merchents, t Tarr slew; Onfordearost. on the Sad March het, mad asked to as. mass elk drums. They wore Meow sore silks, sad the widest soloed that ths Iris pri mer shifted a piece of silk which was plass& at the top of Me pile, to the bites. He ogled an oMosr, who watched the *Nam; sad saw °Meths pushing aoloothing into a large perdue which the female had at the side of bar dims. m• woman seleeled a dress for which Griffith. paid, mad they blithe shop. The law followed *my and stewed theeks• the aims time asking Hail what she had l her dress, and she replied that she dY not know what right be bed to ask Mal • question, sod &alined to answer, ad ff he wanted to know bed bettor look for himself, which he soceidingly dd , and found two pisess of silk is • pocket =rmails as purpose. The twines, Olathe said e2l sot keow what she bad teem doing. She asked hintsd bey her • silk dram, sad ha did so. -p e sori it appeared, were known to be con- eked tswere is the habit of visiting shops, after whisk nuns artiste was invariably mimed from the coester. The jury found the *now °Maths Guilty, sad the Reorder meteaced him to firs year peal senwitals, sesstrieg that Mews wee no doubt that he led been as She mhos' of robbery for some time,and was Mt= ce the two, Wig no doubt the instigate of the offence. The Omar Hall was sentosed to 18 months' imprison ment with trod fabsisz. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) C LUMEN WELL. DIMILIMIND AMUR AT AUICIDL-A lIAD CASIL 27intar Penny, aged 29, • Feminist", d s, Pense's• court, St. Lake's, who was in sash a weak Maas that be had to be minted shoo the coon was charged been Mr. D'Eyoootnt with slim pting to wissinit waist& by tingl' himself by the rah with a losmikerchid to a badstead. It appeared free the widows that netraday shaman the humane el the has, I. which the primer re midis heard • gorging ogre, aad, b tansy* that he woo la a At, be being subject to they wait tato hi room and wen 11=1 C to lid that be bed • handkerchief tied mood his asok, which was finical I. the bedpan The knot ins nadir hi ear sod he was black in the hoe sad imsantble ; the baadksrohief was mdi and • amen was me ,s he sad altingh every reskestive woe applied he was inemisible for more than an hour. Hs had bora subject to IS. for four years, is in • very distressed Mats, ard laving • family to owmt it was supposed that that preyed as bit mind. He had only been out of the infirmary about a hiridght. A wines stated that after the primer bad a fit he was sot swam what he did. He ohm bed fits, sad was in greet dieirms. The prisoner, who could hardly speak, rid be was not aware that he had dose what WM stated. Mr. IYEyaeoart—But surely you must resassabot put the handlowohist round your throat ! The priapiter—N • , I ratanaber both* Anima. ebsus I azo scary for what hoe occurred. The wit* of the viewer, who ibod W i rd= maid ohs would take cure o f Ine would allow her to take him away. Mo. fl mond rid be would rommiadtbe no fora se* THE E bat would snow the wife to take her husband home. The =estrus kindly gave the poet women 6e. out of the poor box. MARLBOROUGH- BEET. ♦ BUM! SHARPIZ RobirtiCoOd, asoioetoTtetilttie sharper cod megeman, who gave stelae address, was well dressed, and when taken into custody was wearing a handsome " gold " watch and chain, of the value at about 10e., and had in his pocket several imitation sovereigns usually carried by skittle sharpen, was charged with stadia( a bagatelle table corer, the prow ty of Mr. John Doughty, of the Catharine W heal Tavern, Great Windmill-street. Mr. Doughty said that about 10 o'clock last night the prisoner entered his teen& room, and shortly after left, taking the cover with him. In answer to Mr. Knox the prosecutor said prisoner bad been drinking at the time. A young man corroborated Mr. Doughty. A constable said he went to the address given by the pri soner, and found it to be false. Mr. Knox asked if anything was known of the prisoner. Sergeant Cole, 23 C, said he had known the prisoner for years u a skittle sharper and magnum, and to get his living by picking up countrymen, bat he never knew him to be convicted. The prisooer's father formerly kept the Oaths- Hoe Wheel, now kept by the prosecutor. In answer to Mr. Knox, the prisoner said he wished to be tried at once. He did not mean to steel the cover. Mr. Knox said that was squint's:at to a plea of not guilty, and the pteouer had better go for trial. The prisoner then said he would plead guilty. Mr. Knox said the cue was proved spinet him, and, with the knowledge they hai of his previous character, there could be little doubt about it. He would commit him for two mouths with hard labour. The {simmer's " valuables ^ were ordered to be given to him on leaving prison. SOUTHWARK. AN 111/TDB:NT THIEF, Move Williams, 7M impudent-looking young fellow, max brought before Mr. Barchem charged with steeling • side of bacon, worth 405., from the shop of Mr. Liddicott, whole mle baton dealer, High-street, Borough. The prosecutor deposed that, about 6 o'clock on the pre -I:mia evening, ha had several Isidro of bacon just inside the doorway, they haring just Use brought in. A few minutes afterwards he heard a noise at the doorway, and, on looking towerds that spot, he missed a Ode of berme. He instantly ran out, and saw the Omer running away as fast as he could, with the property on his bask. Witness pursued him, and saw bun (topped by a constable, when he gars bin Into terseody. Mr. Benham asked the prisoner if he wished to put to wMans spy questions. The process NOW that he did. He wanted to know from him where the bacon wu when he missed it. (Lartghter.) Witnen aid be could not tell. Haw should be when it wet gone. He, however, sew it afterwards on the prisoner's batik, and could swear to it. Mr. Brircham told the prisoser that he mast be tried for the offence. Would be he tried by him, or go to the ses sions! _ _ _ Privoner—l'd rather have it over at mos, ea I have as objection to a pablic exhibition at the 861401311. Yon may try as, if you like. Mr. Bracham—Bat I can't try you here unless you plead gall!the aeon. ar Well, thee, I'll plead guilty to satisfy you, thii.:•ii: Mr. itirelism told him that he did not do mo to satisfy him, alittensh the charm was aa akar maintt him m pow ibis. He was a very impadant thief. and he Amid take an ad he did sot wry ea his iodmMow far some time to mow. Ho owordingly masUo to mix months' herd Moor at Woodworth. LATIO3T SPORTING INTELLIGENCE NY ELM= MILONAPIL) SST KIIIIITING.-(THIS DAY.) FOURTH XENNLLL STALES. 11 no. ENTRY FOR 50L HANDICAP PLATS. A.F. (3e;;;;:4 11stiote; esiilra,"l yrs, - Ti;sy, 5 yrs, flat 71b ; Fig, 4 yrs, Bst 61b ; Ball a, 4 7n,Bd 4lb ; lady Evelyn a, 47u, Bst ; Callan Rhas, 3 7n, 7d 7lb ; Bavolt, 4 7n, 7d 3lb ; Villas' Balls, 3 yrs, 7d; Bradsgs, 4 yrs, 6st 64 Qs An b; ; Batton 3 7n, 6a6 ; Began* 5 7n, a1l Imr. SWEEPSTAKES OF SO 80 1 78. RAC. e, LS Narwhal, aad Illavbetaboa are barc ABKE PRODUCE STAKES. D.M. inyha L F;;;;;dilaTraaidWai;l7;;. PAID OUT.—Tampl , eats. Emir FOR 501. SUBSORIPTION PLATE. AY. lanai* Moak Swam a Assam' a Alcibiades. Bad ford, Rya Tamar, Lady Evan Nowkarnaad, mad Zola. An are bors. FREE HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKE& T.Y.C. Blondello, Zolfo, Campordown, Spark Bedford, and Sur- Idiot HUI aro bora SWEEPSTAILES OF 50 HOVE. T.Y.C. Le Maroebol, In to Morocco, sad Omer ors bon. PAID Foaat.—Aoa of Howes and AVE& _ _CLARET errexya _ DI. Itb4l6:rne, &hod, sod wtgn e are Lora Pan Fosnar.—Oaterer, Lambs. &alp, 34ngnao, Fula* Sithassai, awl Crodni LATEST Birrrrbia. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 4 to 1 a Socohat (41:0 7 to 1 Briok (t)casstor CATTERRN-BRIDGE MEETING. (THIS DAY.) HORNET HANDICAP. One lone end a half. Joey Jame, II neaten& rein, Pia" Fairy T.u.p QUOIN, The Robber, Blednere, and Jerry Wren. =OUCH HANDICAP. Two miles. Joey Jones, Montrose, Bohemian, &unto, Prologue, sad Yardarm All the above hareem are is the neighbourhood. The council of the Malvern Proprietary College hare sleeted the Be►. Arthur Faber, M.A.. fellow and tutor of New College, Oxford, to be headinaster of the college, ma the nomination of the Lard Bishop of Worcester, the president and visitor. Professor Golderin Smith delivered a lecture in the Xasidiester Athenaeum lust sight, ea the question, "Does the Bible sanction American sL►ery? The subject par the lead Exassiuer) was treated with the boldness and faimees which are eheracteristie of the protemor's lecture; and the lecturer met with a warm reseptioe. The Foreign Treaties Committee of the Hudders field Chamber of Camera hime reported on the French and Damn Commercial Treaty, u regulated by Dui RtneelL The committeecoasider that the treaty would be favourable to the predrietlose el the Huddorefiekl districts, provided there was "ask a eismidadiaa as would admit woollen good, nader one dencedaation at the fixed rate. This was the enbstanee of the meet met to Fort Riamell, and a memorial was also agreed apes to be presented to the Foreign Secretary in faro= of a madidestion of the Slit article of the Anglo- Fords treaty. There was a stormy meeting of the delegates of the Leneashire and Cheshire Unica of Mechaeice Institutes, at Illackbers, yesterday. The storm was oozesioned by a imp being preferred against the IlleAelltiVe of the union of reismaeagement and unbusineeolike modest ; sad ors the propositioo for adopting the mark an amendment medics investigation was proposed, and serried by • large zaajmi 7. A Tonna Woxsir Btrsirr ro Ds.tra.—This aged as 110Cidentterm pesos. r*diag i i s nsig fatally to Its Ansi. Burns, Saint spa* Soho. The decreased wee stains by the linseed turned round to look after the children when her crinoline caused her apace to bosoms ignited, and she was speedily en veloped is dames. Her wee= having brought as sidearm, she was found on the door, making frantic efforts to roil the carpet round her. One of the male inmates pilled off his mak and with it extinguished the lames She was conveyed to gazieg-crom Hospital, where she pada al%osininitrk y oked aspired. Anon or filmrrairez.—The sentence of death reseed as LW Taylor, at the Liverpool sadism, for murder has bees owsinnied to peel remits& for We, in consequence of the @Moog recommendation of the ii, founded oo the peculiar circumstances of the case, and the S t p sty rovocatioek remind by the prisoner. The horsed in formodbetbe nimuusenditioe of the lord to the of State, infimated his opinion that it might net be soosomory h early out tie mimosa punishment of the law la this ease. . - 0 - 11.11CTINO so az Eiwozw.—At the Secondarie Court yesterdey • Jew asked to be excused Ravin u • *rose, ea the grotto& that be was iroompetent, bat he rehred to take as oath to aoseria hL statemeet. He, how eur,prodseed • esediad eirtilleate. Yr. thooodary Potter told Idsa he maid set be armed Wen be was slurs to the troth d his sisisseset The applicant still diabase, sad the matter steed over to the next court day ter woe penes to squad sad be aranalud ea the subject. the iron trade of Lake Superior is growing kW=Duties 1882, 115,721 teas of iroa and et pig is.. were shipped for isiarket. The rake it aaesb intrigisd heft the wee region in 1862 1 skid sO 4, 80 1 11dellste.—Oaaadiaa paper. Pairer4s. nros.—On ISKILLING DAY. —WM ggpaparl Arm —Aglethiess • psysime, i.6Y ; lispsheiss WNW. 6t. ; WI% Oa 'BESS, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 9, WM SHARE MIS-CT= DAT.) laawAn‘ IBM leiw Is I pal. Two dOzoow. .611 iAllimii4 laps.law.•,. / There is not much business going forward in the i t; railway market to-day, but prices on the whole are * well maintained. The principal feature is a rise of per cent. in Great Eastern stock. Oa the other ma hand South Eastern has receded I, and London and North Western, 1. Metropolitan shares are also rather less firm, at 121 to t. London and North Western stock is now quoted In to 281 ; Great Western, 661 to 1 ; Midland, in 1231 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 104 to ; Caledonian, 1121 to 1131, ex div. ; South &stern, N . 921 to 1 ; Great Eastern, 51} to 52 ; Great iss Northern, 1201 to 1211 ; and London and South 1 1 : Western, 101 to 1011. ill I 5TZ11,7170.. E4 - .10.e 1 I I LW New . - —a—a -1 ere li i 1 Ye II 61 a IHs. Hoy. Sara. OS. e11kan0646:46-41 61a,at g oo 013 IN De. Tay 100 De.Juakl/M,l 1110 10 Waft• ladera 100 OapeT.‘Doolcdp.e.saa alkall Dosed .... 10 Oral ladle* p 4 fp. et I De. G. 10eadoa I Do. H. do 10 Ilrislisesfrei soda ml Ds. let pit Boada dl Do. do. deferred al Do. fad prlLßooda all Do. do. deferred all Do. ird reek 'Soak all Do. do. deferred Do. pef. nook all Do. a do. deferre d KO DPW Lidless Peolsoue II DIN Nov I Do. January. 10111 KO lat. IL of . 42.141 all ellreal 16 Do. New eP Do.6opoaids..pro . .Indian arta& United l IN Madras 0•111 . pm sk. Do. do. c 41.. 10 Do pee ea 100 lielaCor o pep. et.B.nada all Nelb. mod Hobeo=l ; ell W.Braeawloll dam • mad 11 IM N. Z. or Maeda' p. e 100 Odado, els Ow ..ad 100 Do. Delhi do. I Do. do. do. 10 Do. lesjaaa. d 0...- 100 D 4 do do ISO Doalad.lansta.loo • US 107 tom 9 r , 1 pa I pm DI 70 2 ii 64 48 II 04 47 U 46 IS MI U If 84 ff ID U US U 6 Indiazi and Canadian railway securities are r e generally steady. With the exception of Northern leo of Buenos Ayres; which are inquired for, foreign 03 railway shares are generally inactive. IP -- liP l9 WS 107 12 19 9 13 8 Te die 100 102 91 IS id 1 9 1 1 8 49 116 9I 100 i 194 BO 101 47 40 I IS SD e 161 a MI 106 16/7 284 1 111 i• 1• I 1 SPITISIL Coatarao cos. 1.4014 L Mont AmaL Doc O. Cos. (TavisilL) Drakowalls LYS anon (Maas) Baal Moo Gold Sol (1M) Omani I■B4 Cana Una LIM. lima (ThildiL) Grambin &Si. 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Pal 1 1 16 •1 61 63 ii eidiel S 2 as St SS - 121 7 -. 90 2I Ur nil D. Now N. Erma. ff. leas N.lkelead Tama. pa 111,1141 e Arersisilas. mos ost le .fs• Icidises — a Oda la. Mos. (Ual.) Mow* Om Psi Wm Load Ws Twin. riled.. Sena ginil rmel meei Di. !fw - ' T Mb Wm. Clay 1at.(1 4 ) D. 40 14411 Mum Art. lattwist = lav Lad 44 D 1 a et.milsi Tit. hely Ttlogetyi to INS& ff : rlwAuS(l..)l.l Co.U.Clutod 7441., - i -14 "113 1: : IS 11 U IA lee 112 Ul U 4 Fs ossos le ;iii iil Sire OOP fit 6 N cell) b lik le I ;MC V Oilli I II 4 • ♦di 011_ 102_ -- ii - it LT IS I e.l li if di 1 lAA 1 i pa 14 1 1 PM 3 4 ous # Wel I t n P. Pm I lid, Y itt h Pa 1— pi. TS TS IS 1$ pa 19 fa gi gm SO 111 ISS 16 I Ms pis s 4 Li 601 W My 3 Leo In. I a 4 t M Sir sr; i 8 4!e AOOTDZYT TO • CATTLE 'NAM-32 head of cattle have been killed, sad a amber minted, by ea aseident which hr just occurred ma the Cheater end Holyhead Ilse, near Abergele. The train, whisk waisted of 35 ell fell of cattle, broke dowe through the tire of cre wi nr. weggan•wheels traideg. The oosauedon followed emit the greeter part of the train wirer the Has, the wag gons bin piled is a heap at wreck to a height of 40 feet. The maagld 011K41110 sad dying arras of the poor Wools WWI piteous in dm =testes. Orrsa Harm°. —Last week the Carlisle otter baud, mast at Role Relase-bddia for the purpose of husking this rimy devisee of the river. After sa anew ceedul arra rip as far rOadlebeak, the &p wearbrought beak to ale Ileime.bridge. sad prearded dews the outer r far as Newhy-bridge, where a it. bitch otter was feted hands{ ea ea old tree rot sire to the riv . 7 . 2r. The doge (oily dye in awry) lawful her far of Pre hours in the river It wham she took kr the deeper river, Hasa, for lefty. For about three hors the der sem allowed her any redo sad suareded ka foreleg bet bash tato the IAMBI& end eltbestely killed her ie erg river, after en roiling aimed as boar sod forty reieutes, whisk woe seradered a very owed/riga performance oe the part of the dee doge eapei4 three of them beleg quite young, sad sever having nen an otter Were. It is 26 yaws Mame the last MW was Inemisi sod killed la the river Irthiag. eltheeik Nosy lave beam trapped mad destroyed by caber mesa "7" -- ' - mairar MARKE'T.-(171IS DAY.) f The annexed is from the month] circular, issued by Messrs. Culverwell, and Co. : Two o'CLoci- I There is but little alteratioe to notice le the este of the The stock markets to-day are quieter. tit market y duried en ete pest The i rlbd hides latte=a7a. The funds are dull, and a decline of th . d Peisim 4 per cent. has taken place, although the 114e.-Belted Ox and oow.—south Amerlc.am_ hea d Paris Bourse continues to rims. As regards English frear bees 7 a l = y a b er d ad' el hare Aul t i e tir dosea r d 7e no railways, the only alteration of importance is a freak have sold fairly. rise in Great Eastern stock. With the exception of I B E f i ttbr i : i _bit , have bee teen i :ke ir f t o ll o urad tkily for er a further decline of to per cent. in Greek Po d, send full p `;‘,, m il„b a , obtained, w hit. N av y two Bonds and Turkish Consolides, foreign stocks are maim' ! d• Per la . Addeo@ ; but at the lad mks al subs the demand wee firm, though business in this department has become I Kn ew, Nark ., nidea_pri,,,,, an wagg ly go firm, bat much le animated. ; there is so elteratica worth notiaing. e The scrip of the Confederate Loan is firm, N Th e : t h e tb r f ar t A rtanww ee tl d ul t i er b l d awi sh e mew l at par to 4 prem., and that of the Italian Loan at spring sew of fume wen had b e g owe d, ; they wed of 2to 24 prem. 1 with much animation ; mod deocriptime rai.lidag higher I rates on the avenge. Chinchilla improved • the demand At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's , fo „... port was my bd a k, b o lt er ; Wlcunia telegram, the Three per Cent Renee were quoted sold low being in limited rained Nutria, good heavy, 70fr. 15c., b e i ng nearly 1 per cent. better than I have by private ode la. 6d. per lb. yesterday. Consols are now quoted 921 to 3 for money, and 924 to 4 for the account (May 7). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent I Consols, for money, 921, 3 ; ditto for account, 924; Three per Cents. Reduced, 914,1; New Three per Outs., 914, 91, 4 ; Bank Stook, 2391 ; India Stock, 228, 230 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1091, 1081 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1001 ; ditto Bonds, 12s. prem. ; Five per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper, 1071 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1144 ; and Exchequer Bills, 2s. din. Turkish Consolidds have fallen 4 per oent., and Greek Bonds 4. Spanish Passive have improved. Egyptian, Italian, and New Granada Deferred Bonds, as well as Spanish Certificates, are all firm. Some of the present quota tions are annexed : Turkish, 1854 Loan, 90 to 91 ; ditto, 1868, 674 to 68k, showing a reduction of per cent. ; ditto, 1862, 694 to 1 ; the Consolidde, 484 to f ; Greek, 274 to 28 ; and Vene zuelan Six per Cents., 591 to 604. Trans actions are recorded as follows : Chßian, 85 ; Danish scrip, 4, 4 prem. ; Egyptian, 98; Greek, 274, 28 ; ditto Coupons, 131, 1 ; Italian. for account, 711; ditto, /daremmana Railway, 731, 79 ; Mexican, 331 ; ditto for account, 334 ; New Granada Deferred, 84 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 871 ; Portuguese, 1862, 48 ; ditto scrip, 31 prem. ; Russian, 1862, 961, 96 ; Sardinian, 864, 85 ; Spanish Passive, 291, 4,1; ditto Oertifitates, 101, 1; Turkish, 1854, for account, 90, 4 ; ditto, 1868, for account, 68, 871 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 691, 3 ; Venezuela, 1862, 604, 4. The shares of the Westminster and Southwark Bank are quoted to-day 4 to 1 prem. About 72,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, while, on the other hand, 150,000 sove reigns were withdrawn for transmission to Braz:l. Irrespective of this sum, the Oneida will convey to-morrow 26,3341. in gold and 7,5001. in silver for Brazil. WIDIFEBDAT E'vmnza. Console, which closed yesterday at 921 to} for the new account (7th of May), were first marked this morning 921, and doted at 921 to 93. For money the last price was 921 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, ; ditto, for account (May 7), 921, 93 ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 911, 91, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 91, 3 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 21 7-16; Jodie Five per Cent. fitock,lo6l 1991 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 10, I ; ditto Bonds, l 2a. prem.; Your per Ceet. "enlaced " rupee paper, 97 ; ditto Five per Cent., 107 j ; ditto Five .and-a-Half per Cent., 1141, 1. The India Five per Cent. stock continues in demand, and has risen to 1061 to 1091. India Fonda were marked 12s. prem. Exchequer Bills re main at be. to 2s. die. Great activity continues to prevail in the foreign stock market, but in some instances prices to-day showed a tendency to reaction. A rise of about 31. took place to-day in Agra Bank shares. There was also a demand. for Char tered Mercantile Bank of India, Lqndon and China, English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank, and London and Brazilian Bank. In the miscellaneous market there were inquiries for Berlin Waterworks, Bombay Gas, and Rio Im provements paid-up shares, while Canada Land and Peninsular and Oriental Steam have receded. The shares of the Imperial Bank of Turkey declined about be., closing at 121 to 13 prem. Gomm Marine shares closed to-day at 91 to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine, i. to 1 die. ; Thames and Mersey, 211-16 to 213-16 prem. ; North Bri tish and Mercantile, 161 to ; Commercial Union, to 1 prem. ; Oriental and General Marine, 1 to If prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were ea follows ;--British and Fore Marine, 111 to It prem. ; Cannes Hotel, ign 2 to 21 prem. ; Petroleum T‘ading, 1 to }_pram Union Marine, 11 to 2 prem. ; Empire to 1 prem. ; National Bank of Liverpool, 41 to prem. ; Westminster and Southwark Bank, to 1 prem. ; Panted& Leather Cloth, 1 tot prem. The London and North Western Railway traffic rehirn shows th. 4, i week an increase of 7,9681. over List year, and the Great Eastern an increase of 5,213 f. An extraordinary meeting of the shareholders of the Bank of Manchester (Limited) the union of which with the firm of Heywood, ICennards, and Co., of London, has lately been announced, is con vened for the 10th inst., at Manchester, to con sider the question of changing the name of the company to that of 'the Consolidated Bank (Limited),' and to direct that the necessa ry steps to effectuate such change be taken. " The proposed title of the a mal gamated concern does not appear to give general satisfaction. The Continental Bank Corporation opened for business today (Thursday) at Its temporary office, No. 69, Cornhill, under the management of Mr. Paul Broe, lately of the firm of Arles, Dufour, and 00. . . At a general oourt yesterday of the Bank of Eng. land, the twenty-four gentlemen whose names have already been published were declared duly selected directors for the ensuing year. The adjourned meeting of the shareholders of the Bank of Wales, convened for yesterday, was furaier adjourned till the 15th inst., when it is understood a report will be presented containing some new facts with regard to the position of the u ndertaking. The first annual general meeting of the London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Company was held yesterday at the London Tavern, when the directors expressed their satisfaction at being able to report a highly successful commencement of operations. In fact, equal results, it is stated, have not before been attaired within a similar period (nine months) by any tariff office. The report stated the premiums for the nine months ending the 31st December, 1862, at 25,2461., and the losses for the same period paid and outstanding . at 3,8751., the balance on the nine months' business being 11,2931. The new premiums for the six months ending 31st March, 1863, received by the Life Company have amounted to 4,0001 As showing the progressive increase in the company's transactions it is mentioned that the premiums in the first three month amounted to 2,7421., in the second three mouths to 6,0371, and in the third three months to 16,4671. Special attention is also called to the elms of business transacted, the proportion of risks, ordinarily termed special, being only eight par cent., whilst the insurances on house property form 31 per cent. of the total amount of the home insurances. It is the intention of the directors to pay to the shareholders five per cent. interest to the 31st December, 1862, on the paid-up capital, to be made p ayable on Monday, April 20. The report was consinered very favourable, and was adopted, and a cordial vote of thanks was passed to the management. The following memorandum is from the Oil Wells Company of Canada : Advice. just received from the Cane use oil springs dis trict by the directors of the Oil Wells Company of . Canada announce that, "So far from any exhaustion of the sources of the oil being indicated by the temporary stoppage of a few Sowing wells, oonsiderably more than the usual response was made to the vigorous pumping operations thereby in duced ; immense supply was forthcoming, and complete satietactiois prevailed among all interested in the bride. The ' Indications' in the oil regions of Canada were every day bosun* more apparent, eovermg an immense area of country, and promising an abundant return for the invent meat of capital. The yield of oil in the vicinity of oil sprier' slew was about 300 barrels per day. The Great Western Railway Company had oeunneooed outlive the line of their proposed railway from Wended to the very centre of the petroleum district, and the Grand Trunk Railway Conspeay bad ordered the survey of a line rthanecting their main IMO with ' oil springs.' About the end of the present month the Oil Wells Company of Canada aspect the arrival of their first ergo of crude petroleum." A call of 1001. per share is ordered by the Court of Chancery to be paid by the 11th of May by the contributories of the Risca Coal and Iron Company to Mr. J. IL Coleman, the official liquidator. We are requested to state that the share list of the New Theatre Company (Limited) will be closed on Tuesday next, the 14:.11 inst. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the last Stock Kxcbange list : Issuranoe.—Albert Medical Life and Family Endow. meat, 21 ; Alliance Britieh and Foreign, ; Atlas, 111 90 1 Edith 61 ; Globe, 109 ; Guardian, 34, 2,1; labial. lay Marine, 150 ;North British and Mercantile, 161 to ; Oman Marisa 141; Royal Exchange, 296 ; Thames and Nam Marine (Limited), 4f, div. ; liathenal Martha, I. Gaslight sad Ooke.--Great Central. 181, 18 ; Imperbd °outbound, 701, 711 ; London. 91; Meal: 100 ; United General, 32f, 33 audio. ; Westminster Cha rtered, sew, 44. Docks—London, 561, 7. 6f. Oaaals.--Grsad Junction, 744. Waterworks.—Berlin. 71; Fag Laadoe, 130. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. IL F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : The dealings on the London market la Allll/6111111 securities hats been of a nutriment caseader slam ear lest. The thither decline te exchange, _reported from New York, earned quotations to elms" hat there being a disposition to press sales, the market beams washer, sad doses not deem at • slight redaction from top rakes. The advance edski eised dories the week his ton 3 dela per share on Me sad 2 bin. ea Mans. II I 46 IP 45 4 45 i 46 0 LIVZRPOOL COTTON MARKET. (TIM DST.) (11T =JOT= AID INTMUTATIONAL TILSOILAM.) MON 001 OWN oomsrosoner.) The cotton market has been very steady to-day, aad prim firm : the tranmalioas will probably foot up nvis thousand buss. - MINDING LANI.-(THIS DAY.) &GAL —The demand for West India continues active at NI advance af ed. per cwt. ; for other deseriptioas the high prima asked have prevented bunnies. Seised : The supply being light and there being a fair demand prices are rather dearer ; brown lumps, 46e. ed. ' • crushed, quiet at 31s. Curvet—The public sales of Ceylon have gone off readily at steady prices ; middling Plantation, 803 s. ed. to 87s. tid; Native, ordinary small to fl oe ordinary, 725. 6 9 . to 745. ed. Tan.—The improved demand methane% a fair amount of loos peso having base transacted. Sicr..—The market is quiet. 8•00 has sold at 18a. 6d. to 19e. 6d. far small, and at 17a. to 18a. for lmem, the latter bee/ cheaper. following have sold at full prior, sad Jamaica ginger at sa. advance :—Siagspore pepper, 31d. to 344. ; r0050g, 30. to sio. ; Pima**, 2tr& to 3d. Jamaica ginger, Ms. to 91s. ; Africa., els. Farm'.—Tbe market is Erin for all descriptions. Rum.—Jamaios, of floe yyoality, sold at full prior ; Demenars, at la. 514. ; and i swards and Iterbioe, la. tic!. to le. 5.1. filacrrrrar.—The demand matinees dull and inactive. Corros at steady prices : 2,508 bales have beau saki. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market Is steady. Tows tallow is quoted 425. U. net Gash; Patembarg Y.C., as tits pot, 435. 3d. ; Jose. 435. 91 ; July to September, 445. 3d. ; Ostolair to De . METROPOLITAN OATTLE MARKET. (TIM DAY.) The number of beads is larger than as linesday bet, yet there is a demand fay then, sad wk., are about ilmsaw me on Yooday. We have • fair supply al sheep ; the demand is very limited, sed • clearance ascot be ellestsd. although these is a disposition to Wm lower rates. Lambe sod calves are sot quite so much le request as they ham beta sad poses are lower. Our fordo supply assokre of 05 beasts, 1,230 sheep, and 117 mins. IM4 sows, 115. be ems at eta a 4... a 1 Pr Nees dOhs. a 4. a 4. li Beet Soots, sedds 4 g 6 Bestltashaßldsalt 4 8 418 Bess Member= 4 6 4 lot 100.146814.... 6 0 6 6 &mend aseL beasts • 0 4 I De. de. Ileac .... 4 4 4 6 Cavan PIP beat Dottiltibreda 1 6 6 Lobe Saaata at caselall, 1.106: Map sad la Y& 6,600: 04 27 0 4 . 117: rip. 125 intrrarnuAn HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Raney sad &sloe report trade slow. Prior without alamatioa. Prime meadow hay, 70a to 725. 4d.; wsperior ditto, 7k. to Ws. ; iofartor ditto, 40m. to COL lowa, 40s. to 001. ; dour, old, 90s. to 1104. ; ditto, assort at, 80a. to 105 e.; straw, Ws. to 3135. SOCIETY TOE THE ENeOI7ILAORYINT OF THE Furs Atm.—Li. evadegg this society held their fourth 00. VO/11112i0011 of the l s silsreee of the Sporty of British Artie* is Suffolk•etreet, the walls of which were decorated with the pictures &smog the exhibition of the present seethe. The musical arrangements, under the modern of Mr. Allred Gilbert. included the exertions of Medinee Wein. theism* Letuaite Madame Andres, Kith et ow, v im Noorden, Pies Elhoger, Mr. Weiss. sod Kr. beeald Kies. who kind volunteered their services tee the weeks. usluirAsfesuaai MID IiZGOILL ZAILWATL elaiktiarV ili::ii. Iteakas, 114.11 lOseltird ClioTowill as. A 1 Amode! ....7 wil. . l 0 Batik lob B p. 6. teD. 4 plill Dia Tio. Doed.,Doik a Abl.lo. lantwagt sad amp, =ow swara • B. Winkles Do. A Besot. 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Rostearnoweth are now quoted 12 to 12} ; North Roskeex, 38 to * ; Wheal Orylls, 31 to 32 ; Tineroft, 211 to 22* ; Cook's Kitchen, 28} to 7f} ; Cheat Fortune, 36 to 37 ; Wheal Ludoott, 131 to } ; East Cara Brea, 81 to } ; Wheal Beton, 250 to 265 ; and Drakewalls, 1 to 2. Port Phillip and Banta Barbara *bares are in quired for. Other foreign and colonial mines are steady. At the Cern Camborne meeting yesterday a call of L. per share was made, and at West Boar down • call of He. At Marks Valley meeting a dividend of 2a. per share was declared. At East Caradon meeting, yesterday, a dividend of 17s. 84. per share was declared. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& Feb. IS March 7 I 213 Aiwa 4 six Fisfs' Aign — ptelieriji..l IMP!WAL AVER/LON:3. i OHL 1 Spa !He Him Its NM 4dhes 44 el IL 11d134 14 417 14 Ha U Ms 4 HAW U 114 Rs 114414 74 el Ms 11 4dAdo 44 I& Rs stilm. it 1 124 Its OdUs H 1 SI Dvrr.—Whiat, buSsy, Osts, Zys, Itaisr,amiress. NA. DLAAPAM SHOWING Till tiA0117•21011111 n =II AMU/ Mig. 01 AL! 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